ch'eesha', ch'eesha'an n bile K'aheeyata' ch'eesha'. The bile became stinky. Tishata' 'am ch'eesha'an. He took out its bile. (sem. domains: 2.2 - Body functions.)
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ch'enbay', ch'enbayi n bird Jalawnit ch'enbay' manaw. The birds outside made a loud noise. Hoxtit cheexa' ch'enbayi utuw. The dog barked at the birds in the tree. (sem. domains: 1 - Universe, creation, 1.4 - Living things, 1.6 - Animal.)
ch'iw'sha', ch'iw'sha'an n bird, yellowhammer (orange wings, grey/black body, feather used for ceremony) Hoynit galjin ch'iw'sha' hew. Many yellowhammer birds are flying here. Ohom' na' na'ash ta'shal ch'iw'sha'an. I can't see the yellowhammer birds.
'ach'ch'it, 'ach'ich'ta' v bite Ach'ch'it na' 'am. I bit him just now. Ach'ich'hil na' 'am. I bit him. (sem. domains: 8.1.6.2 - Piece, 5.2.2.1 - Bite, chew, 5.4.7 - Care for the fingernails, 3.4.2.4.1 - Worried, 8.3.2.5 - Furrow.)
k'iyit, k'iyta adj bitter Ch'eesha' mich k'iyit. Bile is very bitter. Ch'ipxilit galjina k'iyta ch'eesha'an. He spat a lot of bitter bile.
k'iyeetat, k'iyeetata' v bitter (to become) K'iyeetat ch'itil. The manzanita cider becomes bitter. Leeji' k'iyeetata'. The milk soured.
limik', limk'a₁ adj black (cf. dark) Sasyinta' xaalu' limik'. The black bowl broke. Hoyoch'an' na' limk'a sabaadu'un. I like black shoes.
shawa', shawa'an n black oak Hi' shawa' mich moxlo'. This black oak is very old. T'ulta' wal'ma' shawa'an. Lightning burned the black oak.
bimyinde', bimyinde'en n black pepper Papiyta' bimyinde' xoch'ooyow. The black pepper scattered on the ground. Poyit na' bimyinde'en. I crushed the black pepper.
meech'a', meech'a'an n black widow 'Ach'ich'ta' meech'a' 'am. A black widow bit him. Daach'it na' meech'a'an. I stepped on a black widow.
