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‘amak’, ‘amaamig

'amak', 'amaamig ProN they (dual) Bememlata' 'amak' k'oti'in gahoona. They both filled up the big box. Jack 'utyut 'amaamig. Jack pushed them (both).

k’o’ut, k’o’to’

k'o'ut, k'o'to' v throw (cf. hit, 1) K'o'ut na' sheleela wa'law. I threw a rock in the sky. K'o'to' Nina' 'ap'ooma gullaliw. Nina threw the ball to the fence.

tomaati’, tomaati’in

tomaati', tomaati'in n tomato Bohlut tomaati' nim woy'enaw. Tomatoes grew in my garden. Ch'eweexit na' tomaati'in. I crushed the tomatoes (by stepping on them). (sem. domains: 5.2.3.1.3 - Food from vegetables, 5.2.3.1.2 - Food from fruit, 1.5.3 - Grass, herb, vine, 5.2.3.4 - Prepared food.)

‘aman, ‘amaamin

'aman, 'amaamin ProN they (plural) Aman xata'an'. They are eating. Linda wanta' 'amaamin hedeesha. Linda gave them wood.

‘ipsit, ‘ipista’

'ipsit, 'ipista' v throw away Ipsit na' bilaasu'un. I threw away the plate. Ipista' jageeda'an. He threw away the jacket.

hikaw

hikaw adv tomorrow Hikaw may' heweete'. We are going to walk tomorrow. Labaye' na' hikaw galiide'en. I will gather watercress tomorrow. (sem. domains: 8.4.1.2.1 - Night, 8.4.1.2.2 - Yesterday, today, tomorrow.)

dindinich’, dindinch’a

dindinich', dindinch'a adj thick Shobon' mich dindinich'. The blanket is very thick. Jageeda' 'am dindinich'. Her jacket is thick.

wumlit, wumilta’

wumlit, wumilta' v throw down Jageeda'an nim na' wumlit. I threw down my jacket. Wumilta' wech'eeta la'law. He threw a stick at the goose.

talxas, talxasi

talxas, talxasi n tongue Taxeetat 'am talxas. His tongue is hurting. Ach'ch'it 'am talxasi. She bit her tongue.

‘ushtutun, ‘ushtutna

'ushtutun, 'ushtutna n thief Tishit 'ilpaw 'ushtutun. The thief came out of the cave. Ta'ishta' na' 'ushtutna. I saw the thief.