bokbokish, bokbokshi n hole (general) Mich k'oti' bokbokish 'odbinit. A very big hole opened up. Di'ishta' na' bokbokshi sheleelaw. I made a hole in the rock.
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hawitmi
hawitmi adv how Hawitmi da' ma' wile' squirrel? How do you say 'squirrel'? Hawitmi da' ma' gosneenot xataashi? How did you cook the food?
p’as, p’aasa
p'as, p'aasa n infant Ch'ibna' p'as. The infant is skinny. Xatlat 'ama' p'aasa. He fed the infant.
golangi’, golangi’in
golangi', golangi'in n king snake Golangi' beyech'nit. The king snake coiled. Beyeech'it na' golangi'in. I coiled the king snake. (sem. domains: 1 - Universe, creation, 1.4 - Living things, 1.6 - Animal.)
shoyix, shoyxo
shoyix, shoyxo n hole (of animal's) Shidgil lihmit 'am shoyxow. The squirrel ran into the hole.
hawt’it, hawit’ta’
hawt'it, hawit'ta' wh how Hawt'it da' 'ama' de'eshich' teewisha? How did she make the basket? Hawit'ta' da' 'ama' odeebich' teseech'i? How did he open the door?
k’ewshit, k’eewishta’
k'ewshit, k'eewishta' v infected K'eewishta' 'am boshon'. His knee was infected.
shumut, shum’ta’
shumut, shum'ta' v kiss P'ay' shumut Nancy'in. The child kissed Nancy. Shumta' 'am mokyi. He kissed his wife. (sem. domains: 3.5.6.3 - Facial expression, 3.5.1.4.3 - Greet, 4.1.8 - Show affection, 7.3.4.1 - Touch, 2.6.2 - Sexual relations, 3.2.5.4 - Agree with someone.)
‘ooro’, ‘ooro’on
'ooro', 'ooro'on n gold Papiyta' galjin 'ooro' wakayaw. A lot of gold scattered in the river. Wanga nan 'ooro'on! Give me some gold!
humk’uk’un, humk’uk’na
humk'uk'un, humk'uk'na adj gray Lipa'xon' humk'uk'un gaadu' ch'enbayi. The grey cat has been watching the bird. Hoxtit cheexa' gaadu'un humk'uk'na. The dog barked at the grey cat.
