mijnit, meejinta' v really, a lot Mijnit 'ohooyot. He coughed a lot. Meejinta' cheexa' hoxitta'. The dog really barked.
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shatgenit, shatgenta’
shatgenit, shatgenta' v ride Shatgenit na' 'am galeedaw. I rode in her wagon. Shatgenta' 'aman 'esteeji'in. They rode in a bus.
balbalay’, balbalya
balbalay', balbalya n rock (with holes for pounding acorns) Galjin balbalay' dullaw. There are many pounding rocks at the mountain. Ta'ishta' na' k'oti'in balbalya. I saw the big pounding rock.
humnul, humnula
humnul, humnula n quail Galjin humnul' meejin'an' hoyeenexon'. Lots of quails are flying around. Humnula na' xate'. I eat quails.
gaabinich’, gaabinch’i
gaabinich', gaabinch'i n receptionist Yalge' gaabinich' dik'in lameesa'an. The receptionists stand behin the tables. Benetga gaabinch'i gew! Ask a receptionist over there!
ch’emyaw
ch'emyaw n ridge Ch'emyaw galjin 'eelaw' bohlo' dullaw. Many flowers grow on the ridge in the mountain. Ta'ishhil na' lagyiw k'oti'in soopuli ch'emyaw. Yesterday I saw thick ice on the ridge.
shapaaship, shapaashipa
shapaaship, shapaashipa n root (black) Ohom' da' shapaaship bohlo' hew. Black roots do not grow here. Wayta' na' shapaashipa. I gathered black roots.
yanaanat, yanaanata’
yanaanat, yanaanata' v quiet Teeyish mejnit yananat. The chief is very quiet. Yanaanata' hidya'. Everybody got quiet.
hodoonat, hodoonata’
hodoonat, hodoonata' v recognize Hodoonat na' noono'on. I recognized the man. Hodoonata' 'aman nan. They recognized me.
niple’, niple’en
niple', niple'en n rifle Lulna'xon' niple' dik'in teseech'i. The rifle has been hanging behind the door. Tishag min niple'en! Take out your rifle!
