peewaw adv right, on the Hi' nim peewaw p'onosh. This is my right hand. Tanga peewaw! Go to the right!
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tuxach’, tuxaach’i
tuxach', tuxaach'i n rope Jaweewata' tuxach'. The rope has become stiff. Hech'eyta' 'aman tuxaach'i. They tightened the rope.
baanet, baaneta’
baanet, baaneta' v race Ka'yu' baanet t'oyoosha. Coyote raced the arrow.
moonixil, moonixla
moonixil, moonixla n redbud (bush) K'aminta' moonixil. The redbud dried up. Ch'olto' 'ama' moonixla. She peeled the redbud (sticks).
hishit, hishta’₂
hishit, hishta'₂ v ripen Hishit maamil'. Blackberries are getting ripe. Meejinta' hishta' sandiiya'. The watermelon was very ripe.
ch’ik’nit
ch'ik'nit v rot Ch'ik'nit bo'ush. The meat rot. Baabas ch'ik'inta'. The potato rotted. (sem. domains: 8.3.7.8 - Decay, 2.6.6.2 - Corpse, 2.6.6.5 - Bury, 1.5.4 - Moss, fungus, algae, 1.5.5 - Parts of a plant, 1.5.6 - Growth of plants.)
she’eelit, she’ilta’
she'eelit, she'ilta' v rain She'eelit. K'eeshinga! It is raining. Go inside! Meejinta' she'ilta' dullaw. It rained a lot in the mountain.
heedin’, heedina
heedin', heedina n relative (cf. cousin, family)
hishit
hishit v ripen Aabul' hishe' sanum. The apple is going to ripen soon. (sem. domains: 5.2.1.2 - Steps in food preparation, 1.5.6 - Growth of plants.)
gomooyat, gomooyata’
gomooyat, gomooyata' v pick up Gomooyat 'aman bayna. They picked up the acorn. Gomooyata' na' nim ha'eehi. I picked up my clothes.
