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'alk'ik'in, 'alk'ik'ni n yellow Al'alkaxon' k'oti' 'alk'ik'in 'op sipin' hidya'an. The big yellow sun shines over them all. Heley'an' shokow' alk'ik'ni t'appashi, walxom 'eelawi. The wind is carrying the yellow leaves, past the flower. (sem. domains: 4.4.3.2 - Cowardice, 4.1.2 - Types of people, 5.4.4 - Care for the teeth, 2.1.1.5 - Tooth, 2.5.2 - Disease.)

 

huuhu' yes Yes, he climbed the tree. Huuhu', halaxnit utu'un. (sem. domains: 9.4.6 - Yes, 3.3.2.1 - Agree to do something.)

lagyiw adv yesterday Waldin shawighanhil lagyiw. The bucket was purchased yesterday.

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.

yugshut, yugushta' v wash Yugshut na' banyu'un. I washed a rag. Yugushta' 'am teeliya. He washed his teeth.

sawit, saw'ta' v water something Sawit na' 'utu'un. I watered the tree. Saw'ta' hidya'an 'eelawi. She watered all the flowers.

ch'apiy, ch'apyi adj wet Taa ch'apiy' noono' shawigta' jageeda'an. That wet man bought a jacket. Na'at nim xayaata' ch'apyi banyu'un 'aabulaw. My older sister put the wet towel on the apple.

ch'apyit, ch'apiyta' v wet (to become) Taa noono' ch'apyit. That man was wet. Meejinta' mokeela' ch'apiyta' shee'aliw. The woman got really wet in the rain.

ch'apeeyat, ch'apeeyata' v wet something Boch'on nim ch'apeeyat banyu'un. My son made the cloth wet. Mokeela' ch'apeeyata' 'am naawashi. The woman made her dress wet.

ch'awit, ch'aw'ta' v win Jack ch'awit wodyo. Jack won the dance competition. Ama' mokeela' ch'awta' lihma. That woman won the running competition. (sem. domains: 4.8.3.2 - Win, 3.3.4.5 - Free to do what you want.)