wiyôk NI dish, plate ● wiyôkansh dishes wiyôkanuk in the dishes Taspowôkanuk pish sipakinumak onônak qá wuponamunáw wiyôkansh, tá kiyamôk, tá wisqash, tá ôqhikash nishnuw apqôsuwash Upon the table they shall spread a blue cloth, and thereon the dishes, and the spoons, and the bowls and covers to cover each one.
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natáwôpamá- VTA he looks for or at him ● nunatáwôpamá I look for him natáwôpamáw s/he looks for him kunatáwôpamáwômun you and I look for him natáwôpamáwôtuk Let’s look for him! sg : natáwôpamáw Look for him! pl : natáwôpamáwohq Look for him! nátáwôpamáwôt that he looks for him Piyôt i wicuw, natáwôpamáw wiyokanah, wipi mutu muskawáw When he got to the house, he looked for his wife, but did not find her.
sôhsuni- VAI he is tired, weary ● nusôhsuni I am tired sôhsuni s/he is tired kusôhsunimun you and I are tired sg : sôhsunish Be tired! pl : sôhsuniq Be tired! sôhsunit that he is tired Nocshá Palmertown wiyôko, winu nusôhsuni macush wuyôksuw I went to Palmertown yesterday, I was extremely tired last evening.
ayôtam VAI he thinks, purposes, wills ● nutayôtam I think ayôtam s/he thinks kut ayôtamumun you and I think sg : ayôtamsh Think! pl : ayôtamuq Think! áyôtamut that s/he thinks Nutayôtam, niwuci, nutay I think, therefore, I am. Kôkci kucohkônah takamáw aqu shayuk, áyôhtak wuw áyut wiyokanah He struck the large doll that was under the robes, thinking that it might be his wife.