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hawon’, hawoona

hawon', hawoona n soap Taa mokeela' maaxit hawoona. The woman picked up the soap. (sem. domains: 5.4.3.6 - Shave, 1.2.3.2 - Oil, 5.6 - Cleaning, 5.6.2 - Bathe.)

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.

‘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.

jajeelat, jajeelata’

jajeelat, jajeelata' v sour (to become) Leeji' jajeelat. The milk became sour. Jajeelata' 'apsu'. The manzanita cider soured.

k’elwishit, k’elwishta’

k'elwishit, k'elwishta' v spread on self (cf. paint) Shaalu'un na' k'elwishe'. I'm going to spread coal on myself.

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!

taxaati’, taxaati’in

taxaati', taxaati'in n sourberry Mich jajil' taxaati'. Sourberries are very sour. Gobhil na' taxaati'in lagyiw. I harvested sourberries yesterday.