weele'hiy', weele'hiya n ladle (lit. something to stir with) Xoch'ooyoto' weele'hiy'. The ladle was dirty. Xayaata' weele'hiya keewishaw. He put the ladle in the pot.
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t'a'yi', t'a'yi'in n lake Mich lisanyu' t'a'yi'. The lake is really blue. Bok'it Nancy t'a'yi'in. Nancy found the lake.
haylit, hayilta' v late (to be) Haylit taa noono'. That man was late. Hayilta' 'aman. They were late.
hishit, hishta'₁ v hide something Hishit nim boch'on gusal'. My son hid a spoon. Hisha'an' noono' 'am k'eexa'an. The man is hiding his money.
dulul, dulla n hill Dulul t'ulunta'. The hill got burned. Xo' nim gew dullaw. My house is over there on the hill (sem. domains: 1.2.1.1 - Mountain, 1.6.5 - Animal home.)
wosit, wosto' v hit (cf. beat) Wosit nim boshoona. She hit my knee. Cheexa' wosto' nan k'ut'an 'am. The dog hit me with its tail.
potit, potto' v hold (cf. catch, grab, touch) Potit na' p'aaya. I held the baby. Potto' 'aman somlela'an 'amaamin. They held their hat.
bokbokish, bokbokshi n hole (general) Mich k'oti' bokbokish 'odbinit. A very big hole opened up. Di'ishta' na' bokbokshi sheleelaw. I made a hole in the rock.
shoyix, shoyxo n hole (of animal's) Shidgil lihmit 'am shoyxow. The squirrel ran into the hole.
denel', denela n hole in the rock for pounding acorn Bemeemata' denel' 'ilk'an. The holes filled up with water. Ta'ishta' na' galjina denela. I saw many holes (on the acorn pounding rock).
