Names of Carrying
These names involve the verb root -ęma- /-ęha- meaning ‘carry’.
ayatsitsḛmah She brought, carried flowers. (female Wolf)
[ah-yah-tsee-ten-mah]
a- factual
-ya- feminine-zoic singular agent – she
-tsits- noun root – flowers, blossoms
-ęma- verb root – bring, carry
-h punctual aspect
Hašręhaǫh[1] He is carrying an axe. (male Snake clan)
[hah-shren-hah-on]
h- masculine singular agent – he
-ašr- noun root – axe
-ęha- verb root – carry
-ǫh stative aspect
Ǫtaręmaǫh She is carrying, bearing a lake (female Bear clan)
[on-tah-ren-mah-onh]
ƍntar- feminine-zoic singular agent – she
-ęma- verb root – carry, bring
-ƍh stative aspect
Ši Huwatęmah He comes from afar. (Male, probably Large Turtle)
[shee] [hoo-wah-ten-mah]
[far]
huw- masculine singular patient – he
-at- noun root – body
-ęm- verb root – carry
-ah habitual aspect
Skanderęmaǫh She carries a waist, stomach again. (female)
[skan-deh-ren-ma-onh]
s- repetitive – again
-ka- feminine-zoic singular agent – she
-nder- noun root – waist, stomach, torso
-ęma- verb root – carry
-ǫh stative aspect
[1] It appears that the forms of the verb root that take the stative aspect, may take two different forms of the verb root.