Search results for "amaamin"

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.

wakiy' adv most, best, more than Mich 'ama' gayis wakiy' hidya'an 'amaamin. He is the best. (lit. he is better than everybody)

ladin, ladna n nest Widinta' ch'enbayin ladin xoch'ooyow. The bird's nest fell on the ground. Di'she' ch'enbay' 'amaamin ladna gew sipin'. The birds make their nests up there.

potit, potto' v hold (cf. catch, grab, touch) Potit na' p'aaya. I held the baby. Potto' 'aman somlela'an 'amaamin. They held their hat.

na', nan ProN I Ta'ishhil na' 'amaamin. I saw them. Ta'ishhil 'aman nan. They saw me.

malwinit, malwinta' v forget Malwinit na' nim yaawe'en. I forgot my keys. Malwinta' p'ayee'i sabaadu'un 'amaamin. The kids forgot their shoes.

homuk', homook'a adj friendly Amilta' 'amaamin homuk' noono'. The friendly man helped them. Ta'shit na' homook'a mokeela'an. I saw the friendly woman.

dihit, dihta' v go with somebody (cf. accompany) Dihit na' 'amaamin. I went with them. Dihta' na' nim nopoopo. I went with my father.

wa' adj far Mich 'amaamin xo' wa'. Their house is very far. (sem. domains: 8.2.6.2 - Near, 9.4.4.6.1 - Think so, 7.5.1.1 - Separate, scatter, 8.2.6 - Distance, 8.2.6.3 - High, 8.1.4 - More, 8.2.6.1 - Far, 8.1.4.1 - Less.)

'oyuwxit, 'oyuwixta' v feel sorry for Oyuwxit na' 'am. I felt sorry for him. Oyuwixta' naa'an 'amaamin. We all felt sorry for them.