ayôp NA buck, male deer ● ayôpák bucks ayôpuk in the buck Ayôp wihkum quniqah The buck called the doe.
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wuyôptá- VAI he believes ● nuwuyôptá, noyôptá I believe wuyôptá s/he believes kuwuyôptámun, koyôptámun you and I believe sg : wuyôptásh Believe! pl : wuyôptáq Believe! wáyôptát that he believes Koyôptámun tátupi Kôkcimantok, wipi usuwisuw wámi uwisuwôkansh You and I believe in the same Great Spirit, but he is called many names.
aposu- VAI he cooks, bakes ● nutapos I cook aposuw s/he cooks kutaposumun you and I cook sg : aposush Cook! d pl : aposuq Cook! aposutuk let’s cook! áposut that he cooks Naspi yoht mô aposuwak sôp Mohiksinak Mohegans used to cook cornmeal mush on a fire. Kôkci nikômo kuwacônômun qá mámusi ayôp kutaposumun We will have a great feast and cook a whole buck.
áqátum- VTI he decorated it, garnished it ● nutáqátum I decorated it áqátum s/he decorated it kutáqátumun you and I decorated it sg : áqátumsh Decorate it! áqátumoq Decorate it! plural áqátumutuk Let’s decorate it! áqátuk that he decorates it áqátumhutut that they decorate it Wupitkôsonuk ayôpshay. Áqátum wuci isuwák môsôpish, tá ayáhsak. Her garment was buckskin. She decorated it with colored beads, and shells.