weenit, wenta' v start (cf. begin) Weenit dawhalit. He is going to start working. Wenta' yatta'. She started talking.
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k’ahiy’, k’ahyi
k'ahiy', k'ahyi adj stinky Sox mich k'ahiy'. The skunk really stinks. Cheexa' hoxot'on' k'ahyi sooxi. The dog is barking at the stinky skunk.
duguglat, duguglata’
duguglat, duguglata' v straighten Duguglat na' nim k'eweeta. I straightened my back. Duguglata' taa mokeela' 'am shilshi. That woman straightened her hair.
xot, xooto’
xot, xooto' v stay Xot 'aman nim xo'ow. They are staying in my house. Amaa du' na' xooto' yet' semaniw. I was there last week, y'know.
xohish
xohish adj stinky Mich xohish taa ch'ikna' bu'ush. That rotten meat is really stinky. Ta'ishta' na' meeji xohish noono'on. I saw the really stinky man.
yutut, yutta’
yutut, yutta' v stretch Yutta' tuxach'. The rope stretched.
‘axit, ‘axta’
'axit, 'axta' v stay overnight Axit na' 'am xo'ow. I'm staying overnight in her house. Axta' 'aman dullaw. They stayed overnight in the mountain.
yutnut, yutunta’
yutnut, yutunta' v stretch something Yutnut na' tuxaach'i. I stretched the rope. Yutunta' na' hiilu'un. I stretched the thread.
tawnit, taawinta’
tawnit, taawinta' v stay until morning Tawnit 'aman nim xo'ow. They stayed in my house until morning. Taawinta' na' hew. I stayed here until morning.
