loxit, loxto' v pour Loxit na' kuyu'un. I poured the salt. Loxto' bich'ch'i 'ilk'a naanaw. He poured cold water on me.
homooki’, homooki’in
homooki', homooki'in n potato (wild, long) Shit'eeyan' homooki'. The little potatoes taste good. Kishaalen' homooki'in. She will fry the little potatoes.
deena’, deena’an
deena', deena'an n potato (wild) Ch'amaaxit na' deena'an. I mashed the wild potatoes. (sem. domains: 5.2.3.1.5 - Food from roots, 1.5.3 - Grass, herb, vine, 6.2.1.2.1 - Growing potatoes.)
keewish, keewisha
keewish, keewisha n pot (for cooking) Xap'eelat keewish. The pot is getting hot. Soome' na' keewisha. I'm going to cover the pot.
kinkin, kinkina
kinkin, kinkina n porcupine Hadimta' kinkin peeli. The porcupine crossed the road. Hoxot'an' cheexa' kinkina. The dog is barking at the porcupine.
t’oglat, t’oglata’
t'oglat, t'oglata' v pop something T'oglata' na' baluna. I popped the balloon.
t’ogot, t’ogoto’₂
t'ogot, t'ogoto'₂ v pop Balun t'ogoto'. The balloon popped.
bogogot, bogogoto’
bogogot, bogogoto' v poke out, poke up Bogogot 'am 'och'ow' shoyxow. Its head poke out of the hole. Bogogoto' hoopul' xoch'ooyow. The root poked out of the ground.
ch’awik’, ch’awk’a
ch'awik', ch'awk'a n poison oak Wil' bohlo' ch'awik' hew. Poison oak used to grow here. An' potgo ch'awk'a! Don't touch the poison oak!
