leele'hiy', leele'hiya₁ n school (cf. book) Mich k'oti' leele'hiy'. The school is very big. Di'ishta' 'aman gew leele'hiya. They built a school there.
papyit, papiyta’
papyit, papiyta' v scatter Papyit haliina' lameesaw. The flour scattered on the table. Papiyta' simiiya' xoch'ooyow. The seeds scattered on the ground.
hujnut, hujunta’
hujnut, hujunta' v scared (Other meanings: get frightened, get startled) Hujnut p'ayee'i. The children are scared. Hujunta' na'. I got scared.
huju’nut, huju’nuta’
huju'nut, huju'nuta' v scare (Other meanings: frighten, startle) Huju'nut wal'ma' p'aye'hi. The lightning startled the kids. Huju'nuta' nan. It frightened me.
wilit, wilta’
wilit, wilta' v say Simon wilit, Shilit'ga! Simon said, "Jump!" Kate wilta' noono' goosinmi hewetta'. Kate said, "The man walked slowly."
saljut, salujta’
saljut, salujta' v saw (cut with a saw) Saljut na' hedeesha. I cut the wood with a saw. Salujta' 'aman k'oti'in 'utu'un. They have cut the big tree with a saw.
saluuja’, saluuja’an
saluuja', saluuja'an n saw Saluuja' sasyinit. The saw broke. Sasiyta' saluuja'an. He broke the saw. (sem. domains: 6.6.3.1 - Lumbering, 3.5.4.2 - Saying, proverb, 6.6.3 - Working with wood, 6.7.1 - Cutting tool.)
yaynit, yayinta’
yaynit, yayinta' v save Yaynit 'aman tewa. They are saving the rabbit. Cheexa'an na' yayinta'. I saved the dog. (sem. domains: 4.4.4.4 - Save from trouble, 5.2.1.4 - Food storage, 6.8.1.4 - Store wealth, 7.4.5 - Keep something.)
Sawaadanaw
Sawaadanaw n Saturday (sem. domains: 8.4.1.3.1 - Days of the week.)
