Fire – (put or be) in -ǫt-
yaˀndaˀtarǫtah She bakes bread, cakes.
[yan-an-dah-ah-tah-ron-tah]
ya- feminine-zoic singular agent – she
-ˀndaˀtar- noun root – bread, cake
-ǫt- verb root – put into fire
-ah habitual aspect
aˀwatindaˀtarǫtǫnyǫˀ They (f) baked a lot of bread.
[ah-ah-wah-teen-dah-ah-tah-ron-ton-nyon-on]
aˀw- factual
-ati- feminine-zoic plural agent – they (f)
-ndaˀtar- noun root – bread
-ǫt- verb root – be in fire
-ǫnyǫ- distributive root suffix – a lot
-ˀ punctual
hamęruˀtǫtahkwiʼ He threw straw into the fire.
[hah-men-roo-oo-ton-tah-kwee-ee]
ham- masculine singular patient – he
ęruˀt- noun root – grass, straw
-ǫt- verb root – put in the fire
-ahkw- instrumental root suffix
-iˀ stative aspect
ahuˀšrǫtahs He put his axe in the fire.
[ah-hoo-oo-shron-tahs]
a- factual
-hu- masculine singular agent + masculine singular patient – he – his
-ˀšr- noun root – axe
-ǫt- verb root – put in the fire
-ahs dative root suffix + punctual aspect
Take out of the Fire – out -ǫrahst- or -urahst-
tsaǫrahstiʼ She is taking it, has taken it back out of the fire.
[tsah-on-rah-stee-ee]
ts- repetitive – back
-a- feminine-zoic singular patient – she
-ǫrahst- verb root – take out of the fire
-iˀ stative aspect
sawateˀskurahst She took herself back out of the fire.
[sah-wah-teh-eh-skoo-rahst]
s- repetitive – back
-aw- factual
-ate- semi-reflexive voice – self
-ˀsk- dummy noun root – body
-urahst verb root – take out of the fire + punctual aspect