gos, goosi n pig Kuyo'on' gos xoch'oyow. The pig is digging its nose in the ground. Beeleta' na' goosi. I fed the pig. (sem. domains: 1.6.1.1.3 - Hoofed animals, 6.3.1.4 - Pig, 2.2.6 - Sweat.)
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hiky’it, hik’iyta’
hiky'it, hik'iyta' v play Hikyit taa p'ay' shukshuyaw. That child is playing in the sand. Hik'iyta' na' hitwash nim 'ot'ayi. I played with my younger sister.
hookishat, hookishata’
hookishat, hookishata' v pray Hookishat naa'an miisa'hiyaw. We prayed in the church. Hookishata' 'aman, mi'in tanta'. They prayed, then they left.
mukaani’, mukaani’in
mukaani', mukaani'in adj purple Hi' mukaani' 'eelaw' mich boyoomi'. These purple flowers are pretty. Ta'ishga hin mukaani'in won'shi! Look at these purple purses! (sem. domains: 8.3.3.3.4 - Colors of the spectrum.)
shoowin’, shoowina
shoowin', shoowina n pigeon Ugun'an' shoowin' 'ilk'a. The pigeon is drinking water. Yawalhil gaadu' shoowina. The cat chased the pigeon. (sem. domains: 2.1.3.2 - Leg, 1.6.1.2 - Bird, 6.3.6 - Poultry raising, 7.5.5 - Organize.)
namxit, namixta’
namxit, namixta' v play together Namxit 'aman. They are playing together. P'ayee'i yo' 'amaamin heedin namixta'. The children and their family played together
badle’, badle’en
badle', badle'en n preacher Badle' xayaata' galuusa'an lameesaw. The preacher put the cross on the table. Yatta' naa'ak' badle'en. We both talked to the preacher.
wonish, won’shi
wonish, won'shi n purse (cf. pocket, pouch, wallet) Ipsinit 'am wonish. Her purse is lost. Shawigta' habilk'ay wonshi. She bought a red purse.
lumut, lumta’
lumut, lumta' v pile Lumut na' hedeesha. I piled the wood. Lumta' 'am naawashi gaamaw. She piled her dresses on the bed. (sem. domains: 7.5.9.1 - Load, pile.)
hik’ey’hiy’, hik’ey’hiya
hik'ey'hiy', hik'ey'hiya n playground; place to play Mich k'oti' hik'ey'hiy'. The playground is really big. Di'ish'an' 'aman hik'ey'hiya. They are building a playground.
