| žųwáhĄ |
1 to become uprooted, as a tooth out of its socket, post out of the ground 2 to have its roots loose in the ground |
Impersonal verb |
| žužúwahĄ |
1 to be all apart, fallen to pieces, come apart, as a house 2 to become loose |
Stative verb |
| žųžų́wahą; žųwahąhą |
to be uprooted, lying uprooted |
None |
| ʾé ʾé |
instead, but, expressing the speaker's indifference whether one or the other is preferable |
None |
| a |
1. armpit (IU) 2. space between the forelegs of animals (IU) |
N |
| abek̄iya |
scattered, in all directions, separately (IU) |
Adverb |
| ṡk̄aƞṡk̄aƞ waƞyank̄ap̄i |
television (Something moving they see) (GD, RSS, 2022) |
hokahe |
| ho he niye |
"thank you," acknowledging someone who gave you something i.e. like a bottle of water. (MUA, VTA, WOF, 2022) |
hokahe |
| ċaƞṡi haƞp̄a |
rubber shoe (ċuƞṡi-gum) RSS, GD, MUA |
hokahe |