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.
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sheneetat, sheneetata’
sheneetat, sheneetata' v stinky, 3 (to become) (cf. smelly) Sheneetat 'am lak'lak'. His armpit is stinky. Meejinta' sheneetata' ch'ek. The diaper was really stinky.
gashit, gashta’
gashit, gashta' v stuck (be stuck, get stuck) Gashit dadach' 'am adlen sheleela. His foot got stuck under the rock. Gashta' na' biibaw. I got stuck in the pipe.
tishamyuw
tishamyuw n springtime Elwe' 'uk hodhodi' tishamyuw? Does Indian paintbrush bloom in the spring?
daach’it
daach'it 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.
weelet, weeleta’
weelet, weeleta' v stir Weelet na' leeji'in. I stirred the milk. Weeleta' na'at nim limna. My older sister stirred the acorn mush.
gananyu’, gananyu’un
gananyu', gananyu'un n stud Layta' 'am gananyu'. The stud kicked him. Ch'ik'ta' gananyu'un noono' gullaliw. The man tied the stud to the fence.
sepwela’, sepwela’an
sepwela', sepwela'an n spurs Lulna'xon' sepwela' nim gullaliw. My spurs have been hanging on the fence. Xayaawushit na' nim sepwela'an. I put on my spurs.
lahwit, lahiwta’
lahwit, lahiwta' v step over Lahwit p'ayee'i sheleela. The children are stepping over the rocks. Lahiwta' na' wakaya. I stepped over the creek.
balik’, balk’a
balik', balk'a n stomach K'o'omwulan' nim balik'. My stomach is growling. Bilyit' 'ama' nim balk'a. He leaned hard on my stomach. (sem. domains: 8.2.3.3 - Thin person, 2.5.2.3 - Stomach illness, 5.2.2.6 - Satiated, full, 2.1.2 - Torso, 2.1.8.2 - Stomach, 1.6.2 - Parts of an animal.)
