uy-VTAsay to him, tell him (y-stem) ● nutuyôI say to himuyáws/he says to himkutuyômunyou and I tell himsg : usTell him!pl : uyohqTell him!uyutukLet’s tell him!áyôtthat he tells himUs totay piyôTell him where to go.
ahuy-VTAhe calls him (something), names him ● nutahuyôI call him somethingahuyáwhe calls him somethingkutahuyômunyou and I call him somethingáhuyôtthat he calls him somethingTôn kutahuyô ôkutakanuk?What else can you call him?
wuyamNIface paint, body paint, vermilion ● wuyamashpaintswuyamunukin the paintAquw nis mômôyisuwôkansh wuci wuyam nusnuw wanonawukHe wears two stripes of face paint on each cheek.
muyôw-VTAhe smells him, senses his smell (involuntarily) ● numuyôwôI smell himmuyôwáws/he smells himkumuyôwômunyou and I smell himmáyôwôtthat he smells himmáyôwáhututthat he smells themMuyôwáw muks citsahThe wolf smells the bird.
utuyuwADVwhere ● Qá ki pish inat cipsawôk… yáyôwi wámi wutaymôyinash utuyuw Káwtántowit pish sáhkôpanáwôqAnd thou shalt become an astonishment… among all nations where the Lord shall lead thee.
uyáyu-VIIit is so, is thus, is that way ● (u)yáyuwit is so(u)yáyushthey are soáyákthat it is soáyákswhenever it is soNi yáyuwIt is so. (Often said at the end of a prayer as ‘Amen’.)