kuy'ulut, kuy'uluta' v salt something Kuy'ulut lopso. She just salted the fish. Kuy'uluta' 'am k'ayaxti. He put salt on his salmon.
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'aalit, 'aalita n saltgrass Bohlo' 'aalit hew. Saltgrass grows here. Alithil na' 'aalita. I licked the saltgrass. (sem. domains: 1.5 - Plant.)
San Wakanew n San Joaquin River Eepe' na' San Wakanew. I'm going to swim in San Joaquin River.
shukshuy', shukshuya n sand Papiyta' shukshuy' lameesaw. Sand scattered on the table. K'o'to' shukshuya naanaw. He threw sand at me.
shaaxal', shaaxali₂ n sap (from pine trees) (cf. pitch) Ch'uwch'uwo' goosinmi shaaxal'. The sap drips slowly. Xatit na' shaaxali. I ate the sap.
yaynit, yayinta' v save Yaynit 'aman tewa. They are saving the rabbit. Cheexa'an na' yayinta'. I saved the dog. (sem. domains: 4.4.4.4 - Save from trouble, 5.2.1.4 - Food storage, 6.8.1.4 - Store wealth, 7.4.5 - Keep something.)
saluuja', saluuja'an n saw Saluuja' sasyinit. The saw broke. Sasiyta' saluuja'an. He broke the saw. (sem. domains: 6.6.3.1 - Lumbering, 3.5.4.2 - Saying, proverb, 6.6.3 - Working with wood, 6.7.1 - Cutting tool.)
saljut, salujta' v saw (cut with a saw) Saljut na' hedeesha. I cut the wood with a saw. Salujta' 'aman k'oti'in 'utu'un. They have cut the big tree with a saw.
wilit, wilta' v say Simon wilit, Shilit'ga! Simon said, "Jump!" Kate wilta' noono' goosinmi hewetta'. Kate said, "The man walked slowly."
huju'nut, huju'nuta' v scare (Other meanings: frighten, startle) Huju'nut wal'ma' p'aye'hi. The lightning startled the kids. Huju'nuta' nan. It frightened me.
