ch'oodut v pull hair Ch'oodut 'ama' nim ch'eexa'an shilshi. She pulled my dog's hair. Ch'udta' na' 'am shilshi. I pulled his hair.
taweelet, taweeleta’
taweelet, taweeleta' v pull Taweelet na' tuxaach'i. I pulled the rope. Taweeleta' gawaayu'un. He pulled a horse.
gooyet, gooyeta’
gooyet, gooyeta' v protect Gooyeta' 'am no'oomo. He protected his mother.
buuda’, buuda’an
buuda', buuda'an n prostitute Yalgi'xon' buuda' deeyaw dendero'on. The prostitute has been standing in front of a store. Ta'ishhil na' buuda'an lagyiw. I saw the hooker yesterday.
boyoomi’, boyoomi’in
boyoomi', boyoomi'in adj pretty, beautiful Mich' boyoomi' hi' xo'. This house is very pretty. Panaamixta' 'am boyoomi'in gachaaba. She came with her pretty daughter.
boyeemit, boyemta’
boyeemit, boyemta' v pretty (to make something pretty) Boyeemit na' hin p'ay. I made this child pretty. Boyemta' may' leele'hiya. We made the school beautiful.
balak’, balaak’i
balak', balaak'i pregnant (as in: to be pregnant) Hewetta' taa mokeela' balak' hospitlaw. That pregnant woman walked to the hospital. Yatta' dokton' mokeela'an balaak'i. The doctor talked to the pregnant woman.
padle’
padle' n preacher Padle' xayaata' galuusa'an lameesaw. The preacher put the cross on the table.
badle’, badle’en
badle', badle'en n preacher Badle' xayaata' galuusa'an lameesaw. The preacher put the cross on the table. Yatta' naa'ak' badle'en. We both talked to the preacher.
hookishat, hookishata’
hookishat, hookishata' v pray Hookishat naa'an miisa'hiyaw. We prayed in the church. Hookishata' 'aman, mi'in tanta'. They prayed, then they left.
