hawt'it, hawit'ta' wh how Hawt'it da' 'ama' de'eshich' teewisha? How did she make the basket? Hawit'ta' da' 'ama' odeebich' teseech'i? How did he open the door?
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wa'oolot, wa'ooloto' v howl Ka'yu' wa'oolot. A coyote is howling. Meejinta' wa'ooloto' nim cheexa'. My dog howled a lot.
gomooch'it, gomoch'ta' v hug Gomoch'on ch'eexa'an. She's hugging the dog. (sem. domains: 8.2.6.2 - Near, 3.5.1.4.3 - Greet, 7.3.4.5 - Actions of the hand, 4.1.8 - Show affection, 2.6.2 - Sexual relations.)
deemay'su', deemay'su'un n hummingbird Hoyon'on' deemaysu' 'ooch'iy' 'utu'un. The hummingbird is flying near the tree. Ta'ishma'shaxon' deemaysu'un. He wants to see a hummingbird.
pich, --- n hundred bonoy' pich two hundred shoopin pich three hundred
gadya', gadya'an adj hungry Mich gadya' weheeshit xatta' teewa. The very hungry mountain lion ate a rabbit. Ta'ishta' 'aman ch'axlali gadya'an. They saw the hungry crow.
gadaayit, gadayta' v hungry (to be) Weheeshit gadaayit. The mountain lion was hungry. Meejinta' gadayta' naa'an. We were very hungry.
'ay'xat, 'ay'xata' v hurry Ay'xat na'. I hurried. Ay'xata' 'aman xatach'. They hurried to eat. (sem. domains: 7.2.1.2 - Move quickly, 8.4.8.1 - Quick.)
loowit, lowto n husband Loowit 'am badal'ta' lopso. Her husband gutted a fish. Amilhil na' nim lowto lagyiw. I helped my husband yesterday.
na', nan ProN I Ta'ishhil na' 'amaamin. I saw them. Ta'ishhil 'aman nan. They saw me.
