baana', baana'an n bread Ch'ek'nit baana'. The bread became moldy/rotten. Kishaalat na' baana'an. I fried the bread. (sem. domains: 6.8.6 - Money, 5.2.1.2 - Steps in food preparation, 1.5.4 - Moss, fungus, algae.)
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‘enbay’, ‘enbayi
'enbay', 'enbayi n brother-in-law, sister-in-law Gichgichit min 'enbay'. Your brother-in-law is nervous. 'Ulmuk'yat na' nim 'enbayi. I dislike my brother-in-law.
t’ulut, t’ulta’
t'ulut, t'ulta' v burn Noono' t'ulut shokooya. The man burned the grass. T'ulta' 'aman bobbila. They burn the paper.
t’eewisha di’sham’
t'eewisha di'sham' n basket maker (sem. domains: 8.3.7.8.3 - Garbage, 9.1.2.5 - Make, 6.7.3 - Carrying tool, 6.2.6.1 - Winnow grain, 7.5.5 - Organize.)
bawnay’, bawnayi
bawnay', bawnayi n bee, yellow-jacket Bawnay' diyal mam na'ash. The yellow-jacket bee might sting you. Ch'ewex'an' 'ama' bawnayi. He is stepping on the yellow-jacket bee.
‘elwit, ‘elewta’
'elwit, 'elewta' v bloom Galiide'en 'eelaw' 'elwit. The flowers of the watercress bloomed. Elewta' galjin 'eelaw'. Many flowers bloomed.
leele’hiy’, leele’hiya₂
leele'hiy', leele'hiya₂ n book (cf. school) Widinta' leele'hiy' 'am dadaach'iw. The book fell on his foot. Lumlumta' 'am leele'hiya xoch'ooyow. She piled her books all over the ground.
baanat, baanata’
baanat, baanata' v bread, to make Baanat na'. I made some bread. Baanata' min no'om. Your mom made some bread.
kapew’ne’, kapew’ne’en
kapew'ne', kapew'ne'en adj brown Putmun' kapew'ne' mi'in. The coffee will boil soon. Shawgit kapew'ne'en gahoona. He bought a brown box.
