ch'oonut, ch'oonuta n skin (of fruit, tree) Limeek'at ch'oonut biichisin. The skin of the peach became dark. Xatta' 'aman ch'oonuta. They ate the bark.
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t’uyut, t’uyta’
t'uyut, t'uyta' v shoot T'uyut nan 'ilk'an. He's shooting me with water. T'uyta' ch'enbayin. He has shot a bird.
hatmit, hatimta’
hatmit, hatimta' v sing Hatmit uplalli'. The mourning dove sang. Dolk'ok'no' jalawinmi hatimta'. The Giant sang loudly. (sem. domains: 3.5.1.7 - Praise, 4.2.3.3 - Sing.)
ch’ibna’, ch’ibna’an
ch'ibna', ch'ibna'an adj skinny Taa ch'ibna' noono' wumilhanit. That skinny man got thrown down. Ta'ishta' na' ch'ibna'an noh'o'on. I saw a skinny bear.
t’uyahin ch’aytash₁
t'uyahin ch'aytash₁ n shooting star
ch’ibnit, ch’ibinta’
ch'ibnit, ch'ibinta' v skinny (to be) Mich 'ama' cheexa' ch'ibnit. The dog was very skinny. Ch'ibinta' taa p'ay' 'alit. That child was skinny a while back
k’ebes, k’ebesi₂
k'ebes, k'ebesi₂ adj short Pel' k'ebes. The road is short.
hataamich’, hatamch’i
hataamich', hatamch'i n singer Walpe' hataamich' holoomun. The singers always arrive early. Dihta' 'aman hatamch'i manaw. They followed the singers outside.
sox, sooxi
sox, sooxi n skunk Sox mich k'ahi'. The skunk stinks a lot. Ta'shit na' sooxi. I saw the skunk.
