k'oti', k'oti'in adj big Hewethil denderow taa k'oti' noono' hoy'li. That big man walked quickly to the store. Ta'ishta' na' k'oti'in balbalya. I saw the big pounding rock.
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ch'iw'sha', ch'iw'sha'an n bird, yellowhammer (orange wings, grey/black body, feather used for ceremony) Hoynit galjin ch'iw'sha' hew. Many yellowhammer birds are flying here. Ohom' na' na'ash ta'shal ch'iw'sha'an. I can't see the yellowhammer birds.
'ach'ch'it, 'ach'ich'ta' v bite Ach'ch'it na' 'am. I bit him just now. Ach'ich'hil na' 'am. I bit him. (sem. domains: 8.1.6.2 - Piece, 5.2.2.1 - Bite, chew, 5.4.7 - Care for the fingernails, 3.4.2.4.1 - Worried, 8.3.2.5 - Furrow.)
'aamuwush, 'aamuwsha adj bossy Xon' noono' 'aamuwush hew. The bossy man lives here. Yatta' naa'ak' 'aamuwsha noono'on. We both talked to the bossy man. (sem. domains: 3.3.3.5 - Compel.)
Kanaaga', Kanaaga'an n African-American Heweetit Kanaaga' Pelesnow. The African-American walked to Fresno. Ta'shit na' Kanaaga'an Gadnew. I saw an African-American in Picayune.
wooyi', wooyi'in adj ancient, very old Hew wooyi' gewwishhiy'. The ancient meeting place is here. Bok'it na' wooyi'in gewwishhiya. I found an ancient meeting place.
pana'hiy', pana'hiya n arrival place Ohom' da' hew pana'hiy'. The arrival place is not here. K'elta' 'aman pana'hiya. They painted the arrival place.
noshosh, noshooshi n aunt (father's sister) Noshosh 'am hewetta' wakayaw. Her aunt walked to the river. Hewetta' hitwash 'am noshooshi. She walked with her aunt.
