weheeshit, weheeshita n mountain lion Gadaayit weheeshit. The mountain lion was hungry. Weheeshita na' beeleta'. I fed the mountain lion. (sem. domains: 1.2.1.1 - Mountain, 1.6.1.1.2 - Carnivore, 1.6.7 - Male and female animals.)
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p'axaatit, p'axatta' v mourn
k'osoy', k'osoyi n mouse Ama' gadya' k'osoy' xon' xoch'ooyow. That hungry mouse lives in the ground. Gaadu' yawaalit k'osoyi 'am shoyxow. The cat chased the mouse into its hole.
shama', shama'an n mouth K'amnit nim shama'. My mouth is dry. Somgo min shama'an! Cover your mouth!
wuk'yut, wuk'uyta' v move Holki' wukyut. The earth is moving. (Or, earthquake) Ama' p'ay' wuk'uyta' balk'iw. The baby moved in her belly.
'oyut, 'oyto' v move Oyut 'aman xo'ow dullaw. They moved to the house in the mountain. Oyto' 'alit Pelesnow. He moved to Fresno a while ago.
'oyet, 'oyeeta' v move something Oyet 'aman hulushhuya. They moved the chairs. Oyeeta' 'am 'otmobiila. He moved his car.
loxa', loxa'an n mud
muula', muula'an n mule Mich jawwan muula'. Mules are very strong. Ch'ikta' 'ama' muula'an gullaliw. He tied the mule to the fence. (sem. domains: 3.3.1.7 - Stubborn, 6.3.1.7 - Beast of burden.)
bagu', bagu'un n mushroom, field mushroom Bohlo' bagu' hew. Field mushrooms grow here. Kishaalata' 'aman bagu'un. They fried the mushrooms.