maamil', maamila n blackberry Meejinta' k'uyuuk'ata' maamil'. The blackberries were very sweet. Gobe na' mi'in maamila. I'm going to pick blackberries soon. (sem. domains: 1.5.1 - Tree.)
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limek'tat, limek'tata'₁ v blacken (cf. darken) Limek'tat na' nim wo'oyhuya. I just made my bedroom dark. Limek'tata' hedeesha t'ulmi. He made the wood black when he burned it.
shobon', shoboono n blanket Mich gayis migich' shobon' soopultaw. Heavy blanket is very good when it's freezing. Shawge' na' bonyo shoboono. I will buy two blankets.
sini', sini'in n blanket (heavy, for picnic) Lisanyu' nim sini'. My blanket is blue. Xayan' na' mi'in sini'in xoch'ooyow. I will soon put down the blanket on the ground.
ch'aama', ch'aama'an adj blind Noono' ch'aama' ba'on'. The blind man gropes around (or, feels his way around). Amilta' 'aman ch'aama'an noono'on. They helped the blind man.
ch'imch'imit, ch'imch'imta' v blink, blink eyes repeatedly Ch'imch'imit noono'. The man blinked. Ch'imch'imta' na'. I blinked.
paayax, paayaxa n blood Habilk'ay paayax. The blood is red. Doyut dokton' nim paayaxa. The doctor drew my blood.
'elwit, 'elewta' v bloom Galiide'en 'eelaw' 'elwit. The flowers of the watercress bloomed. Elewta' galjin 'eelaw'. Many flowers bloomed.
puushut, pushta' v blow Puushut 'oshto. He blew the fire (to make it bigger). Meejinta' poshta' 'oshto. He blew the fire hard.
sin'yat, sin'yata' v blow nose Sin'yat p'ay'. The child blew his nose. Sin'yata' taa noono'. That man blew his nose.
