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sha’lalu’, sha’lalu’un

sha'lalu', sha'lalu'un n tarantula Sha'lalu' heweetit peeliw. The tarantulas walked on the road. Ta'ishta' na' galjina sha'lalu'un peeliw. I saw many tarantulas on the road.

‘amaagin

'amaagin ProN their (dual) P'ay' 'amaagin mich kande'ich'. Their child is a real candy-eater.

suugala’, suugala’an

suugala', suugala'an n sugar Papyit suugala' lameesaw. The sugar scattered on the table. Wanhil na' 'am suugala'an. I gave him some sugar.

‘epmixi’, ‘epmixi’in

'epmixi', 'epmixi'in n swimsuit Loolunta' 'am 'epmixi' 'ooch'iy' lameesa'an. Her swimsuit hung near the table. Shawigta' 'epmixi'in. She bought a swimsuit.

lipis, lipsa

lipis, lipsa n tarweed seed Papiyta' lipis xoch'ooyow. Tarweed seeds scattered on the ground. Gobto' na' lipsa. I gathered the tarweed seeds.

‘amaamin

'amaamin ProN their (plural) Xo' 'amaamin 'ooch'iy' naanin xo'. Their house is close to ours. Yashne' na' ta'an 'amaamin hatma. I wish for their singing.

moliina

moliina n sugar pine (for lumber)

leelupsat, leelupsata’

leelupsat, leelupsata' v swing Leelupsat 'ama' 'innilaw, mi'in widnit. He swung in the yellow pine tree, then he fell. Leelupsata' na' 'utuw. I swung in the tree.

shit’eeyat, shit’eeyata’

shit'eeyat, shit'eeyata' v taste good (cf. delicious) Shit'eeyat hi' xatash. This food tastes good. Shit'eeyata' lopis. The fish tasted good.

mi’in₂

mi'in₂ adv then Nancy hewetta' mi'in yalikta'. Nancy walked, then she stopped.