'uwiy'-'uwiy', 'uwiy'-'uwiya n roadrunner Hadimta' 'uwiy-'uwiy' peeli. The roadrunner crossed the street. Yawalta' ka'yu' 'uwiy'-'uwiya. A coyote chased a roadrunner.
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hashlat, hashlata' v roast Hashlat na' bo'sha. I roasted the meat. Hashlata' gayiina'an. He roasted the chicken. (sem. domains: 6.3.1.1 - Cattle, 3.5.1.8.3 - Mock, 5.2.1.1 - Cooking methods.)
hashla'hiy', hashla'hiya n roaster, roasting place Xap'eelan' hashla'hiy'. Roasters get hot. An' potgo xap'li hashla'hiya! Don't touch a hot roaster!
bombomyot, bombomyoto' v rob Bombomyot tan noono'on. He robbed that man. Bombomyoto' taa noono' nopoopo nim. That man robbed my father. (sem. domains: 6.8.9.1 - Steal.)
bombomyo', bombomyo'on n robber Lihimta' bombomyo' woloomiw. The robber ran to the meadow. Wosto' bombomyo'on nok'onon. He hit the robber with a gun.
sey', seeya n rock (as in pestle rock) Lat'aynit sey' dullaw. The pestle rock rolled down the hill. Heleeyit 'aman seeya. They carried the pestle rock.
balbalay', balbalya n rock (with holes for pounding acorns) Galjin balbalay' dullaw. There are many pounding rocks at the mountain. Ta'ishta' na' k'oti'in balbalya. I saw the big pounding rock.
shapaaship, shapaashipa n root (black) Ohom' da' shapaaship bohlo' hew. Black roots do not grow here. Wayta' na' shapaashipa. I gathered black roots.
kuyot, kuyoto' v root (dig with nose, e.g. for pigs) Kuyot gos xatmi. The pigs were digging with their nose while eating. Kuyoto' gos xoch'ooyow. The pig dug its nose in the ground.
hoopul', hoopuli n root (white root, for making basket) Ohom da' galjin hoopul' hew. There are not many white root plants here. Holok'ta' na' ch'ayaxin hoopuli. I pulled out the root of the bush.
