tik'it, tik'ta' v pack down Tik'it 'ama' xoch'ooyo. He packed down the dirt.
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sebooya’, sebooya’an
sebooya', sebooya'an n onion Widinta' sebooya' xoch'ooyow. The onion fell on the ground. Chishta' na' sebooya'an. I cut the onion.
k’eelit, k’elta’₁
k'eelit, k'elta'₁ v paint (cf. spread) Nebech' nim k'eelit gullali. My older brother painted the fence. K'elta' na' nim xo'o habilk'ay. I painted my house red.
wek’k’it, wek’ik’ta’
wek'k'it, wek'ik'ta' v peek out (cf. check out) Wek'k'it shidgil. The squirrel peeked out. Wek'ik'ta' saamil'. The gopher peeked out.
sheedin’, sheedina
sheedin', sheedina n onion (wild) Bohlo' sheedin' hew. Wild onions grow here. Panaamixit sheedina. He brought wild onions.
k’eelach’, k’eelach’i
k'eelach', k'eelach'i n painter Shawge' k'eelach' mi'in. The painter will leave soon. Ta'ishhil na' k'eelach'i. I saw the painter.
shalbit, shalibta’
shalbit, shalibta' v peel (for potatoes, carrots, etc.) Shalbit na' baabasi. I peeled the potatoes. Shalibta' 'aman k'ayaashi. They peeled the carrots.
sheetin
sheetin n onion (wild) Panaamixit sheetina. He brought wild onions. (sem. domains: 5.2.3.1.5 - Food from roots, 1.5.3 - Grass, herb, vine.)
saldin, saldina
saldin, saldina n pan (for frying) Xap'eelan' mejne' saldin. The frying pan is going to get really hot. Yugshut na' saldina. I washed the frying pan.
