Have power, ability – -ndaʼura-
This relates to such situation as:
Fasting to achieve something Narratives 144-5
Seizing someone Narratives 105
Pulling a thorn out of a paw Narratives 119
Getting out of a blocked hole Narratives 140
Feeding a hungry pet snake Narratives 153
Defeating a spirit Narratives 179
Escaping Narratives 186 and 294
Convincing someone to sing Narratives 191
Helping someone Narratives 207-8
Killing someone Narratives 213
Giving back an amount owed Narratives 227
Making someone laugh Narratives 230
Reaching a destination Narratives 250
Stealing from someone Narratives 264
Riding somewhere on a horse Narratives 270
Curing someone Narratives 279, 280, 282
Break into a place of hiding Narratives 305
andaʼuraʼndih I am able to do something, have the ability to do it.
[an-dah-ah-oo-rah-an-deeh]
a- 1st person singular patient – I
-ndaˀura- verb root – have ability, power
-ˀnd- inchoative root suffix
-ih stative aspect
teˀsąndaˀurąˀndih You don’t have the ability
[teh-eh-san-dah-ah-oo-rah-an-deeh]
teˀ- negative
-są- 2nd person singular patient – you (s)
-ndaˀura- verb root – have power, ability
-ˀnd- inchoative root suffix
-ih stative aspect
teˀkwandaˀurahaˀ We (n) will not have the ability.
[teh-eh-kwan-dah-ah-oo-rah-hah-ah]
t- negative
-eˀ- future
-kwa- 1st person inclusive plural – we (n)
-ndaˀura- verb root – have power, ability
-ha- inchoative root suffix
-ˀ punctual aspect
hundaˀuranˀdih He is able to.
[hoon-dah-ah-oo-ran-an-deeh]
hu- masculine singular patient – he
-ndaˀura- verb root – have power, ability
-nˀd- inchoative root suffix
-ih stative aspect