na'way', na'wayi n nephew Na'wayi na' tan'et wakayaw. I took my nephew to the river.
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muula’, muula’an
muula', muula'an n mule Mich jawwan muula'. Mules are very strong. Ch'ikta' 'ama' muula'an gullaliw. He tied the mule to the fence. (sem. domains: 3.3.1.7 - Stubborn, 6.3.1.7 - Beast of burden.)
gichgichit, gichgichta’
gichgichit, gichgichta' v nervous (being one) Gichgichit na' hoy'now k'eeshinmi. I was nervous when I went in the airplane. Gichgichta' 'aman 'am panaataw. They were nervous when he arrived.
bagu’, bagu’un
bagu', bagu'un n mushroom, field mushroom Bohlo' bagu' hew. Field mushrooms grow here. Kishaalata' 'aman bagu'un. They fried the mushrooms.
ladin, ladna
ladin, ladna n nest Widinta' ch'enbayin ladin xoch'ooyow. The bird's nest fell on the ground. Di'she' ch'enbay' 'amaamin ladna gew sipin'. The birds make their nests up there.
k’oolapi’, k’oolapi’in
k'oolapi', k'oolapi'in n mosquito K'oolapi' hoy'nit weelaw. The mosquito flew to the light. Daach'it 'ama' k'oolapi'in. He stepped on the mosquito.
peeti, peeti’in
peeti, peeti'in n mushroom, growing stacked up on trees Mich galjin peeti'. There are many mushrooms. Na'ash na' ta'sha' peeti'in. I can see the mushrooms.
gachab, gachaaba
gachab, gachaaba n niece (cf. daughter) Tanmixhil gachab nim 'am boch'oono lagyiw. My daughter took her son with her. Wanta' 'am gachaaba gaadu'un. She gave her daughter a cat.
