duguglat, duguglata' v straighten Duguglat na' nim k'eweeta. I straightened my back. Duguglata' taa mokeela' 'am shilshi. That woman straightened her hair.
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xot, xooto’
xot, xooto' v stay Xot 'aman nim xo'ow. They are staying in my house. Amaa du' na' xooto' yet' semaniw. I was there last week, y'know.
xohish
xohish adj stinky Mich xohish taa ch'ikna' bu'ush. That rotten meat is really stinky. Ta'ishta' na' meeji xohish noono'on. I saw the really stinky man.
yutut, yutta’
yutut, yutta' v stretch Yutta' tuxach'. The rope stretched.
‘agit, ‘agta’
'agit, 'agta' v smell (neutral) Agit na' xataashi. I smelled the food. Cheexa' nan 'agta'. The dog smelled me.
soxis, soxsi
soxis, soxsi n soaproot Bohlo' soxis hidyaw helew dullaw. Soaproot grows everywhere in the mountain. Way'hil na' soxsi. I dug out soaproot.
jajil’, jajli
jajil', jajli adj sour Mich jajil' kande'. The candy is very sour. Tan'eta' jajli maamila 'am t'eewishaw. He took the sour blackberries from his basket. (sem. domains: 4.3.4.6.1 - Spoil, 8.3.7.8 - Decay, 2.3.3 - Taste, 4.1.6.1 - Unfriendly.)
k’eelit, k’elta’₂
k'eelit, k'elta'₂ v spread K'eelit na' baada'an keek'aw. I spread the butter on the cake. K'elta' duwich'a baanaw. He spread honey on the bread.
dameek’at, dameek’ata’
dameek'at, dameek'ata' v smell sweet/aromatic Dameek'at 'eelaw'. The flowers smelled sweet. Dameek'ata' 'eelaw'. The flower smelled sweet.
halix, halxa
halix, halxa n soapstone (for cooking acorn) Mich k'oti' hi' halix. This soapstone is very big. Utuyga halxa hew! Push the soapstone here!
