'axit, 'axta' v stay overnight Axit na' 'am xo'ow. I'm staying overnight in her house. Axta' 'aman dullaw. They stayed overnight in the mountain.
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yutnut, yutunta’
yutnut, yutunta' v stretch something Yutnut na' tuxaach'i. I stretched the rope. Yutunta' na' hiilu'un. I stretched the thread.
tawnit, taawinta’
tawnit, taawinta' v stay until morning Tawnit 'aman nim xo'ow. They stayed in my house until morning. Taawinta' na' hew. I stayed here until morning.
k’aheeyat, k’aheeyata’
k'aheeyat, k'aheeyata' v stinky (to become) K'aheeyat nim cheexa'. My dog stank. Sox k'aheeyata'. The skunk stank.
hiilu’, hiilu’un
hiilu', hiilu'un n string; thread Widnit hiilu' 'adlen lameesa'an. The thread fell under the table. Beyeechit na' hiilu'un. I twisted the string.
‘ooshut, ‘oshto’
'ooshut, 'oshto' v steal Ooshut taa noono' 'otmobiila. That man stole a car. Oshto' nim won'shi. He stole my purse.
xoheeshat, xoheeshata’
xoheeshat, xoheeshata' v stinky (to become) Hi' noono' mejnit xoheeshat. This man became really stinky.
jawwan, jawwani
jawwan, jawwani adj strong (cf. hard)
daach’it, dach’ta’
daach'it, dach'ta' v step on something Daach'it na' laabu'un. I stepped on a nail. Dach'ta' na' cheexa'an k'uta. I stepped on the dog's tail.
