Be Cold Water, Be Cold – –ˀnduhst-
The verb is a little irregular in that the form here would usually be skaˀndustih, with the feminine-zoic singular agent being -ya-, with the repetitive turning the -y- into a -k-. Tsaˀnduhstih is the form you would expect if the word meant ‘he is very cold water’, which I don’t have good reason to believe that it does.
The Verb Root Without an Incorporated Noun Root
tsaˀnduhstih It is very cold water. It is very cold.
[tsah-an-dooh-steeh]
ts- repetitive – very
-a- feminine-zoic singular agent – it
-ˀnduhst- verb root – be cold water, be cold
-ih stative aspect
tsaˀnduhske (i.e., Sandusky) at very cold water
[tsah-an-dooh-skeh]
ts- repetitive – very
-a- feminine-zoic singular agent – it
-ˀnduhs- verb root – be cold water, be cold
-ke stative aspect + external locative noun suffix
Incorporative a Noun Root
ahaaˀtąˀnduhst He became cold.
[ah-hah-ah-tah-an-doohst]
a- factual
-ha- masculine singular agent – he
-aˀt- noun root – body
-ą- joiner vowel
-ˀnduhst verb root – be cold + punctual aspect
žaˀtaˀnduhsta I am often cold
[zhah-ah-tah-an-dooh-stah]
Ž- 1st person singular agent – I
-aˀt- body
-ˀnduhst verb root – be cold
-a habitual aspect
keyǫresaˀnduhstih my two hands are cold
[keh-yon-reh-sah-an-dooh-steeh]
k- dualic
-e- 1st person singular agent – my
-yǫres- noun root – hand
-a- joiner vowel
-ˀnduhst verb root – be cold
-ih stative aspect
uhsǫtaˀnduhstih night is cold
[oo-son-tah-an-dooh-steeh]
u- feminine-singular patient – it
-sǫt- noun root – night
-ˀnduhst verb root – be cold
-ih stative aspect