pi'ish, pi'shi n chest Taxeetaxon' 'am pi'ish. His chest has been aching.
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kape’, kape’en
kape', kape'en n coffee Putmut kape' kewishaw. The coffee is boiling in the pot. Ugno' naa'an galjina kape'en. We drink a lot of coffee.
shupyut, shupuyta’
shupyut, shupuyta' v cool down Shupyut manaw. It cooled down outside. Shupuyta' dullaw. It cooled down at the mountain.
‘aleejat, ‘aleejata’
'aleejat, 'aleejata' v crazy (cf. funny) Boch'on nim 'aleejat. My son is being crazy. Aleejata' 'am loowit manaw. Her husband was being crazy outside.
t’eewish, t’eewisha
t'eewish, t'eewisha n basket (for cooking acorn) Utuyhanta' t'eewish 'adlen lameesa'an. The basket was pushed under the table. Wanga nan t'eewisha! Give me the basket!
tibik’, tibk’a
tibik', tibk'a n beaver T'inta' tibik' wakaya. The beaver dammed up the river. Ta'ishta' na' tibk'a. I saw the beaver.
tisha’it
tisha'it n birthday Lownishan' may 'am tisha'it. We are going to gather for her birthday. (sem. domains: 2.6.3.9 - Birth ceremony.)
ch’imch’imit, ch’imch’imta’
ch'imch'imit, ch'imch'imta' v blink, blink eyes repeatedly Ch'imch'imit noono'. The man blinked. Ch'imch'imta' na'. I blinked.
kiwshit, kiwishta’
kiwshit, kiwishta' v boil T'eewishaw na' kiwshit ga'si. I boiled the leached acorn in the cooking basket. Kiwishta' gayiina'an. She has boiled the chicken.
