Cover, Be Covered – ur(e/i)
This verb is often used to refer to clothes, as in the following examples
ayakyaʼturih It covers my body, my coat.
[ah-yah-kyah-ah-too-reeh]
ay- 1st person singular patient – my
-ak- semi-reflexive voice
-aˀt- noun root – body
-uri- cover
-h stative aspect
undasurih It covers the buttocks – pants.
[oon-dah-soo-reeh]
u- feminine-zoic singular patient – it
-ndas- noun root – buttocks
-uri- verb root – cover
-h stative aspect
uʼngyurih It covers her fingers, her glove or mitten
[oo-oon-gyoo-reeh]
u- feminine-zoic singular patient – her
-ˀngy- noun root – finger, fingers
-uri- verb root – cover
-h stative aspect
ayenǫhwarurih I am covering my head, wearing a hat.
[ah-yeh-non-hwah-roo-reeh]
aye- 1st person singular patient – I, my
-nƍhwar- noun root – head, brains
-uri- verb root – cover
-h stative aspect
ukƍhšurih It covers the face; is a mask.
[oo-kon-shoo-reeh]
u- feminine-zoic singular patient – it
-k- semi-reflexive voice
-ƍhš- noun root – face
-uri- verb root – cover
-h stative aspect
užahšurih It covers the arm, sleeve.
[oo-zhah-shoo-reeh]
u- feminine-zoic singular patient – it
-žahš- noun root – arm
-uri- verb root – cover
-h stative aspect