min ProN your (possessive, singular) Wa' min xo'. Your house is far. Ch'aawaliwig min xataashi! Go pay for your food!
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yashnit, yashinta’
yashnit, yashinta' v wish Yashinta' na' baana'an. I wished for bread. Yashnit na' soopuli. I wished for ice cream.
sheepit, shepta’
sheepit, shepta' v write Sheepit na' nim hoyowush 'amaa. I wrote my name over there. Shepta' 'am hoyowush bobbilaw. He wrote his name on the paper.
shilwit, shiliwta’
shilwit, shiliwta' v weave Shilwit hiilun. She weaved (with) thread. Shiliwta' 'aman hoopulan. They weaved (with) whiteroot.
shek’eewat, shek’eewata’
shek'eewat, shek'eewata' v white (to become) Shek'eewat paaxish. The spring turned white. Shek'eewata' 'ilk'aw gamiisha' nim. My shirt turned white in the water.
yunuuk’at, yunuuk’ata’
yunuuk'at, yunuuk'ata' v warm (to become) Yunuuk'at 'ama'. He got warm. Yunuuk'ata' manaw. It warmed up outside.
Shopeeyanaw; Shopeeyataw
Shopeeyanaw; Shopeeyataw n Wednesday Taane' 'am nopop Shopeeyanaw. His father is going on Wednesday. Banewishta' aman Shopeeyanaw. They raced on Wednesday. (sem. domains: 8.4.1.3.1 - Days of the week.)
k’eemixiy’, k’eemixiya
k'eemixiy', k'eemixiya n white oak Mich wa'at' k'eemixiy'. The white oak is very tall. Halaaxinta' t'uyt'uy' k'eemixiya. The chipmunk climbed the white oak.
yunuk’tat, yunuk’tata’
yunuk'tat, yunuk'tata' v warm up something Yunuk'tat xataashi. He warmed up the food. Yunuk'tata' 'am kape'en. She warmed up her coffee.
toxil
toxil n West Xayaata' K'ayu' weela'an toxil. Coyote put the light in the west. (sem. domains: 8.5.2.8 - North, south, east, west.)
