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‘oyet, ‘oyeeta’

'oyet, 'oyeeta' v move something Oyet 'aman hulushhuya. They moved the chairs. Oyeeta' 'am 'otmobiila. He moved his car.

maaya’, maaya’an

maaya', maaya'an n needle (from pine)

‘ohom’

'ohom' adv not Ohom' da' mokeela' hewetta' goosinmi. The woman did not walk slowly. Ohom' 'ama' ch'enbay' ta'shit 'am. The bird did not see it.

tawaanish, tawaanisha

tawaanish, tawaanisha n morning star Al'alkan' tawaanish. The morning star twinkles. Ka'yu' 'oshto' tawaanisha. Coyote stole morning star.

loxa’, loxa’an

loxa', loxa'an n mud

na’way’, na’wayi

na'way', na'wayi n nephew Na'wayi na' tan'et wakayaw. I took my nephew to the river.

toy’ninaw

toy'ninaw n morning, in the Walipga 'ug toy'ninaw! You must arrive early in the morning!

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.

‘apsu’, ‘apsu’un

'apsu', 'apsu'un n manzanita Mich galjin 'apsu' hew. There are many manzanita plants here. Chishta' 'aman 'apsu'un. They cut manzanita plants.