ch'apeeyat, ch'apeeyata' v wet something Boch'on nim ch'apeeyat banyu'un. My son made the cloth wet. Mokeela' ch'apeeyata' 'am naawashi. The woman made her dress wet.
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mokiy, mokyi
mokiy, mokyi n wife Mokiy nim balak'. My wife is pregnant. Ama' noono' shum'ta' 'am mokyi. The man kissed his wife.
wemi’, wemi’in
wemi', wemi'in n water oak Bohlo' wemi' hew. Water oaks grow here. An' lasga wemi'in! Don't chop down the water oaks!
ha’, ha’an
ha', ha'an n what Ha' huju'nut p'aaya? What scared the child? Ha'an da' ma' xatta'? What did you eat?
shalim, shalma
shalim, shalma n willow Bohlo' shalim gew. Willows grow there. Chishit 'aman shalma. They cut the willow.
gewt’ayich’
gewt'ayich' n water snake
ch’awit, ch’aw’ta’
ch'awit, ch'aw'ta' v win Jack ch'awit wodyo. Jack won the dance competition. Ama' mokeela' ch'awta' lihma. That woman won the running competition. (sem. domains: 4.8.3.2 - Win, 3.3.4.5 - Free to do what you want.)
dal’winit, dal’winta’
dal'winit, dal'winta' v trip (and fall) Dal'winit 'ama' halaaxinmi 'utu'un. He tripped and fell when he climbed the tree. Ohom' da' dal'winta' 'ama'. He did not trip and fall.
