halix, halxa n soapstone (for cooking acorn) Mich k'oti' hi' halix. This soapstone is very big. Utuyga halxa hew! Push the soapstone here!
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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.
galseeda’, galseeda’an
galseeda', galseeda'an n socks Meejinta' xoch'ooyoto' galseeda'an min. Your socks are very dirty. Oxiyga min galseeda'an. Take off your sock.
taxaati’, taxaati’in
taxaati', taxaati'in n sourberry Mich jajil' taxaati'. Sourberries are very sour. Gobhil na' taxaati'in lagyiw. I harvested sourberries yesterday.
tishamuy
tishamuy n spring tishamyuw in the spring time (sem. domains: 7.2.6.4 - Set free, 7.2.6.3 - Escape, 6.7.8 - Parts of tools, 1.3.1.4 - Spring, well, 1.5.6 - Growth of plants, 3.2 - Think.)
sheenit, —
sheenit, --- adj smelly (cf. stinky) Ama' cheexa' sheenit lihimta' woloomiw. The smelly dog ran to the meadow.
soodi’, soodi’in
soodi', soodi'in n soda Soodi' shit'eeyat. Soda tastes good. Shawigshite' soodi'in hidya'an. I will buy soda for everybody. (sem. domains: 5.2.3.6 - Beverage.)
