namxit, namixta' v play together Namxit 'aman. They are playing together. P'ayee'i yo' 'amaamin heedin namixta'. The children and their family played together
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bogogot, bogogoto' v poke out, poke up Bogogot 'am 'och'ow' shoyxow. Its head poke out of the hole. Bogogoto' hoopul' xoch'ooyow. The root poked out of the ground.
sanwawa', sanwawa'an n ogre Mosto' sanwawa' wil' taane' 'amaamin xo'ow. The old ogre would come to their house. Mi'in 'aman yokuch' ta'ishta' moxlo'on sanwawa'an. Then the people saw the old ogre.
moxlo', moxlo'on adj old Hiyeema' 'alit, hew xooto' moxlo' k'oliswa' mokeela'. A long time ago, there lived an old small woman. Xayaawushit moxlo'on gamiisha. She wore an old shirt. (sem. domains: 2.6.4.5 - Old person, 8.4.6.5.4 - Old, not new, 8.4.6.5.6 - Old fashioned, 8.4.6.5.2 - Old, not young.)
moxolhoy', moxolhoyi n old people Moxolhoy' 'yokuch' yalk'it 'ooch'iy' 'oshto. The old people stood near the fire. Ta'ishta' na' moxolhoyi yokooch'i. I saw the old people.
sebooya', sebooya'an n onion Widinta' sebooya' xoch'ooyow. The onion fell on the ground. Chishta' na' sebooya'an. I cut the onion.
kamaamat, kamaamata' v open mouth wide Kamaamat 'am p'ay' waxilmi. His child opened his mouth wide when he cried. Kayamwushta' yo' kamaamata'. He yawned and opened his mouth wide.
sakaaka', sakaaka'an adj orange (color) Xoch'ooyot 'am gamiisha' sakaaka'. His orange shirt got dirty. Yugsho' 'am gamiisha'an sakaaka'an. He's going to wash his orange shirt.
manaw adv outside Ma' na'ash ta'shal ch'aytashi manaw. You can see the stars outside.
tik'it, tik'ta' v pack down Tik'it 'ama' xoch'ooyo. He packed down the dirt.
