walxot, walxota' v pass by Walxot 'aman nim namxa. They are passing by my friend. Mokeela' walxota' nim xo'o. The woman passed by my house.
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‘aanat, ‘aanata’
'aanat, 'aanata' v permit Aanat 'ama' p'aya. He let the child be. (sem. domains: 4.3.6.1 - Lack self-control, 3.3.4.1 - Give permission.)
‘Apa’ashaw
'Apa'ashaw n Oakhurst Xon' 'aman 'Apa'ashaw. They live in Oakhurst.
‘orinji’, ‘orinji’in
'orinji', 'orinji'in n orange Hishe' 'orinji' mi'in. The oranges are getting ripe soon. Ch'oolit na' 'orinji'in. I peeled (the skin of) the orange.
ch’adit, ch’adta’₂
ch'adit, ch'adta'₂ v patch (cf. mend) Ch'adit taa mokeela' 'am naawashi. That woman just mended her dresses. Ch'adta' galjina gamiisha'an 'alit. He mended many shirts a while ago.
bayannat, bayannata’
bayannat, bayannata' v pick Bayannat na' 'aabula. I picked apples. Bayannata' naa'ak' 'orinji'in. We both picked oranges.
chesh, cheesha
chesh, cheesha n obsidian Sasyinta' chesh. The obsidian broke. Ch'alit na' cheesha. I broke the obsidian.
sakaaka’, sakaaka’an
sakaaka', sakaaka'an adj orange (color) Xoch'ooyot 'am gamiisha' sakaaka'. His orange shirt got dirty. Yugsho' 'am gamiisha'an sakaaka'an. He's going to wash his orange shirt.
ch’awaalat, ch’awaalata’
ch'awaalat, ch'awaalata' v pay Ch'awaalat na' nim 'otmobiila. I paid for my car. Ch'awaalata' 'am debewush denderow. He paid off his debt at the store.
xabch’it, xabich’ta’
xabch'it, xabich'ta' v pick (flower, grass, leaf) Xabch'it 'eelawi. She picked flowers. Xabich'ta' naa'an 'eelawi. We picked flowers.
