White Hat Orthography
k̄'uƞ
the, the aforesaid, the past (triggers e-ablaut, always refers to something that occurred in the past)
k̄'uƞ hehaƞ
then, at that time in the past; ago
k’a
to dig
k’u
to give something to somebody or something
k’u
give something to somebody
k’uƞ hehaƞ
then, at that time in the past
k̄a
that (over there),
that one (over there)
k̇a
mean something or somebody, signify, indicate; express (an idea); refer to, mention
k̄a
that (far away)
k̇a
to mean something/somebody
k̄abubu
to drum on something, to beat often; to strike something hollow repeatedly (and make a drumming, resounding sound)
k̄abubu
to drum on something
k̄aġA
to make
k̄aġA
make something; form; construct; compose; write (a letter or a book, when used after wówapi); build; create
k̄aġeġe
to sew/stitch something
k̄ahomni nuƞp̄a
bicycle
k̄ahomni nuƞp̄a
bicycle; bike
k̄ahomni nuƞp̄a ak̄aƞyaƞk̄ap̄i
bicycle riding, bike riding, riding a bicycle/bike
k̄ak̄a
grandpa, grandfather (or grandfather’s brothers) (informal term of address)
k̄ak̄a (soutern usage)/ lala (nortern usage)
grandpa, grandfather, my grandpa, my grandfather; grandfather’s brothers (an informal term used only as a term of address; compare with tȟuŋkášila); grandfather, my grandfather
k̄akiya
there, way over there, yonder (indefinite place); in/at/to there (yonder); in/at/to that general area over yonder