ch'imch'imit, ch'imch'imta' v blink, blink eyes repeatedly Ch'imch'imit noono'. The man blinked. Ch'imch'imta' na'. I blinked.
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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.
sok’, sok’i
sok', sok'i n brain Sok' Nancy'in k'oti'. Nancy's brain is big. Kishaalata' ganaadu'un sok'i gosneeno'. The chef cooked the cow's brains.
nebech’, nebeech’i
nebech', nebeech'i n brother (older) Ohom' da' hew nebech' nim xon'. My older brother does not live here. Yooyon' galjil' 'am nebeech'i. He calls his older brother many times.
t’ulnut, t’ulunta’
t'ulnut, t'ulunta' v burn K'amna' shokoy' t'ulnut. The dry grass burned. Nahni' t'ulunta' hiyeema'. It might have burnt up long ago.
budush, budusha
budush, budusha n acorn (of black oak) Papyit xoch'ooyow budush. Black oak acorns scattered on the ground. Poyit na' budusha. I ground the black oak acorn.
dasheeyit, dasheyta’
dasheeyit, dasheyta' v argue Mijnit aman dasheeyit. They really fought. (sem. domains: 3.5.1.3.3 - Contradict, 3.5.1.6.2 - Quarrel, 4.7.5.4 - Defend against accusation, 3.5.1.6 - Debate.)
laasa’, laasa’an
laasa', laasa'an n ax Sasyinta' laasa'. The axe broke. Yugushta' 'am laasa'an. He cleaned his axe.
won’, wooni
won', wooni n acorn dumpling, bread Shit'eeyat won'. The acorn bread tasted good. Di'shit mokeela' wooni. The woman made acorn bread.
