banaanat, banaanata' v lie down Banaanat cheexa' nim gaamaw. The dog lied down on my bed. Banaanata' gaadu' nim jageedaw. The cat lied down on my jacket.
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hiyeema’
hiyeema' adv long ago Bewinta' Dan gamiisha'an hiyeema'. Dan sewed a shirt a long time ago. Hiyeema' 'ap'om' lulunta' 'utuw. The ball hung in the tree a long time ago.
dubut, dubta’
dubut, dubta' v lead, 2 (by holding someone's hand/arm) Dubut na' 'am xo'ow. I lead her to the house. Dubta' 'am no'oomo. He lead his mother.
hala’let, hala’leta’
hala'let, hala'leta' v lift Hala'leta' na' t'eewisha. I lifted the basket.
‘eek’at, ‘eek’ata’
'eek'at, 'eek'ata' v look back Eek'at na' 'am. I looked back at him.
di’shit, di’ishta’
di'shit, di'ishta' v make (cf. fix, repair) Di'shit 'aman t'eewisha. They made a basket. Di'ishta' taa noono' woshok'o. That man made belts.
t’appash, t’appashi
t'appash, t'appashi n leaf Galjin t'appash xoch'ooyow. There are a lot of leaves on the ground. Seepe' na' mi'in t'appashi. I'm going to tear the leaf soon.
weela’, weela’an
weela', weela'an n light Weela' meejin'an' 'al'alk'axon'. The light is bright. Weela'an p'ishga! Turn on the light!
‘ohyoowit, ‘ohyowto’
'ohyoowit, 'ohyowto' v look for (cf. search) Ohyoowit p'ayee'i hoona. The kids are looking for eggs. Ohyowto' 'amak' hijma'an 'otmobiila. They both looked for a cheap car.
