Atirǫt- ‘draw, pull’
tahaaˀtatirǫtęˀ He drew, pulled her out.
[tah-hah-ah-tah-tee-ron-ten-en]
t- dualic
-a- factual
-ha- masculine singular agent + feminine-zoic singular patient – he – her
-aˀt- noun root – body
-atirǫt- verb root – draw
-ęˀ punctual aspect
tahatirǫtęˀ He pulled it.
[tah-hah-tee-ron-ten-en]
t- dualic
-a- factual
-h- masculine singular agent – he
-atirǫt- verb root – pull
-ęˀ punctual aspect
nę tahatirǫtęˀ de hunęˀaˀye
now he pulled, drew it the on the hair on his head.
Now he pulled on the hair on his head.
tahakyaˀtatirǫtęˀ He withdrew
[tah-hah-kyah-ah-tah-tee-ron-ten-en]
t- dualic
-a- factual
-h- masculine singular agent – he
-aky- semi-reflexive
-aˀt- noun root – body
-atirǫt- verb root – draw
-ęˀ punctual aspect
ahaˀšratirǫhtęˀ He drew it out of a box.
[ah-hah-ah-shrah-tee-ronh-ten-en]
a- factual
-ha- masculine singular agent – he
-ˀšr- noun root – box
-atirǫht- verb root – draw out
-ęˀ punctual aspect
nęh ahaˀšratirǫhtęˀ tsiˀnduhšruyęh
now he drew out of a box it has a split shell, (dung) beetles
He drew beetles out of a box.
ahaˀaratirǫtęˀ He drew a woven object out.
[ah-hah-ah-rah-tee-ron-ten-en]
a- factual
-ha- masculine singular agent – it
-ˀar- noun root – woven object
-atirǫt- verb root – draw out
-ęˀ punctual aspect
Hatirǫta He draws, attracts (male Deer clan name).
[hah-tee-ron-tah]
H- masculine singular agent – he
-atirǫt- verb root – draw, attract
-a habitual aspect