hew'hewta- v walk around Hew'hewtaxon'. She's walking around.
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hiw'hiwit, hiw'hiwta' v walk fast Hiw'hiwit. She's walking fast. Hiw'hiwta' 'aman. They walked fast.
hoych'it, hoyuch'ta' v want (cf. like) Hoych'it kande'en. She wanted a candy. Nopop nim hoyuch'ta' hach'aami'in xo'o. My father wanted a new house.
yunuk', yunk'u adj warm Baana' yunuk'. The bread is warm. Di'ishta' 'ama' yunk'u limna. She made warm acorn mush.
nomik', nomk'i adj warm Ohom' da' nomik' kape' shit'eyan'. Warm coffee does not taste good. Opixta' 'amak' nomk'i 'ilk'a. They two poured out the warm water.
gew adv there (as in: over there, farther than 'taw'; it may also be a location that is not visible to the speaker) Hewetga gew! Walk over there! Xayat na' bilaasu'un gew. I put down the plate over there.
'aman, 'amaamin ProN they (plural) Aman xata'an'. They are eating. Linda wanta' 'amaamin hedeesha. Linda gave them wood.
dawshit, dawishta' v thirsty (to be) Dawshit na'. I'm thirsty. Meejinta' Kate dawishta'. Kate was very thirsty.
taashin those Hewet'an' tashin hach'aami' mokeela'. Those young women are walking. Xatta' na' tashin shoopina aabula. I ate those three apples.
taashik' n those two T'ulta' taashik' xo'. Those two houses burned down. Hoych'an' na' taashik' sabaadu'un. I want those two shoes (or, that pair of shoes).
