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nihto-

nihto- VTI he learns it ● nunihto I learn it nihtôw s/he learns it kunihtomun you and I learn it sg : nihtosh Learn it! pl : nihtoq Learn it! nihtôk that he learns Nihtôw nukôni-máy He learns the old ways.
ayitiyá-

ayitiyá- VAI he makes war, fights ● nutayitiyá I fight ayitiyá s/he fights kutayitiyámun you and I fight sg : ayitiyásh Fight ! pl : ayitiyáq Fight ! áyitiyát that he fights …qá ayitiyáw mikônák and contend with him in battle. Kutayitiyámô, qá kumikôtiyámô, qut mutu kutáhtawumô, niwuci mata kuwihqitumamô ye fight and war, yet ye have not, because ye ask not.
mutáwi

mutáwi PART very, really, exceedingly, much ● Mutáwi wikun Very good! Sokuyôn! Mutáwi nuwutakis It is raining! I am very wet. Mutáwi kon, socpo iyo Much snow, it is snowing now.
sáhqu-

sáhqu- VII it is in small pieces, dust or powder ● sáhquw it is dust sáhqush they are dust sáhquk that it is dust sáhquks whenever it is dust Nukôni kohqihs sáhquw The old small pot broke into small pieces.
aqu-

aqu- VAI he is clothed, dressed, gets dressed, wears (something) ● nutaq I am dressed aquw s/he is dressed kutaqumun you and I sg : aqush Get dressed! pl : aquq Get dressed! áqut that he is dressed Pitkôs côhtam áqunuk She wants to wear a dress. Mukacuks aquw wáci kon The boy is dressed for snow.
kunaw-

kunaw- VTA he looks at him ● nukunawô I look at him kunawáw s/he looks at him kukunawômun you and I look at him kunawutuk Let’s look at him sg : kunaw Look at him! pl : kunôhq Look at him! kánawôt that he looks at him Kunaw kôkôc pôhput konuk Look at the crow playing in the snow!
matantam-₁

matantam-₁ VAI he is unwilling ● numatantam I am unwilling matantam s/he is willing kumatantumun you and I are unwilling sg : matantamsh Be unwilling! pl : matantamq Be unwilling! matantamutuk Let’s be unwilling! mátantamak that he is unwilling mátantamhutut that they are unwilling Nikôni yôksqáhs matantam At first the young woman was unwilling.
iyo

iyo ADV now alternate: yo ● Iyo aquwak kukucohkônunônak Our dolls are dressed now. Nik natawahamutô iyo Let’s go visit my house now.
shupiham-

shupiham- VTI he shovels it (borrowed from English ‘shovel’) ● nushupiham I shovel it shupiham s/he shovels it kushupihamumun you and I shovel it shupihamutuk Let’s s hovel it! sg : shupihamsh Shovel it! pl : shupihamoq Shovel it! shápihak that he shovels it Socpoks shupiham máy Whenever it snows he shovels the path. Wámi kon; côci awán shupihamak All snow; everyone must shovel.
pumiyotôk

pumiyotôk NI fence, (outdoor) wall ● pumiyotôkansh fences pumiyotôkanuk on fences Nukôni-pumiyotôk wustow wuci sunsh The old wall was made of stones.
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