shileewich', shilewch'i n spider (Lit. weaver) Shileewich' di'ishta' 'am ladna 'utuw. The weaver spider built its nest on the tree. Ama' jawwan shokwo' pushpushta' shilewch'i. The strong wind blew away the weaver spider.
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soonop’, soonop’a
soonop', soonop'a n snot Gamiishaw 'am taa p'aayin sonop'. That child's snot got on her shirt. Taxeshga min soonop'a! Wipe your snot! (sem. domains: 2.2.4 - Mucus.)
nahni’₂
nahni'₂ adv sometimes Taane' na' nahni' gew. Sometimes I go there. Ta'she' na' nahni' 'am. I sometimes see him.
soysoyich’, soysoych’i
soysoyich', soysoych'i n spider, 1 (Lit. the fuzzy one) Hisha'an' soysoyich' dik'in gusaliw. The spider is hiding behind the sack. An' hasha'weg hin soysoych'i! Don't kill this spider!
sonp’init, sonp’inta’
sonp'init, sonp'inta' v snotty Sonp'init nim sinik'. My nose is runny. Sonp'inta' 'am sinik'. Her nose was snotty.
boch’on, boch’oona
boch'on, boch'oona n son Boch'on nim hik'ey'an' shukshuyaw. My son is playing in the sand. Ta'shit na' 'am jawwani boch'oona. I saw his strong son. (sem. domains: 3.5.5.1 - Obscenity, 4.1.9.1.4 - Son, daughter.)
‘opxit, ‘opixta’
'opxit, 'opixta' v spill Opxit na' 'ilk'a. I spilled the water. Taa p'ay' 'opixta' limna. That child spilled the acorn mush.
napaatim
napaatim n son-in-law Heleenit taaxinta' min napaatim? Where did your son-in-law come from?
ha’hich’iw, ha’hich’iwa
ha'hich'iw, ha'hich'iwa n spirit (something that is not really there) Ta'ishta' na' ha'hich'iwa. I saw the spirit.
