kayamwishit, kayamwishta' v yawn K'ayamwishit gaadu'. The cat yawned. P'ay' kayamwishta'. The child yawned.
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boshleeda’, —
boshleeda', --- n wood (for lumber)
‘alk’ik’in, ‘alk’ik’ni
'alk'ik'in, 'alk'ik'ni n yellow Al'alkaxon' k'oti' 'alk'ik'in 'op sipin' hidya'an. The big yellow sun shines over them all. Heley'an' shokow' alk'ik'ni t'appashi, walxom 'eelawi. The wind is carrying the yellow leaves, past the flower. (sem. domains: 4.4.3.2 - Cowardice, 4.1.2 - Types of people, 5.4.4 - Care for the teeth, 2.1.1.5 - Tooth, 2.5.2 - Disease.)
wemi’, wemi’in
wemi', wemi'in n water oak Bohlo' wemi' hew. Water oaks grow here. An' lasga wemi'in! Don't chop down the water oaks!
ha’, ha’an
ha', ha'an n what Ha' huju'nut p'aaya? What scared the child? Ha'an da' ma' xatta'? What did you eat?
shalim, shalma
shalim, shalma n willow Bohlo' shalim gew. Willows grow there. Chishit 'aman shalma. They cut the willow.
gewt’ayich’
gewt'ayich' n water snake
ch’awit, ch’aw’ta’
ch'awit, ch'aw'ta' v win Jack ch'awit wodyo. Jack won the dance competition. Ama' mokeela' ch'awta' lihma. That woman won the running competition. (sem. domains: 4.8.3.2 - Win, 3.3.4.5 - Free to do what you want.)
sawit, saw’ta’
sawit, saw'ta' v water something Sawit na' 'utu'un. I watered the tree. Saw'ta' hidya'an 'eelawi. She watered all the flowers.
