’iwatul

ʔiwatəl

to race each other

’i’wust

ʔiw̓əst

point to it;
to point to it;
to show him/her how to do something

’i’wusth

ʔiw̓əsθ

show me

’ix

ʔix̌

scratched (get scratched)) ni' tsun 'ix;
to get scratched

’i’xa’qwt

ʔiʔx̌aʔqʷt

shaving someone's head

’ixa’qwt

ʔix̌aʔqʷt

shave someone's head

’i’xels

ʔiʔx̌els

to sand

’i’xshe’num’

ʔiʔx̌šen̓əm̓

scraping one's feet, shaving one's legs

’i’xshun’nuhw

ʔiʔx̌šənn̓əxʷ

scraping someone's foot (accidentally, manage to)

’ixum

ʔix̌əm

lend money;
to borrow money;
to owe money

’i’xumutth’t

ʔiʔx̌əmət̓ᶿt

scraping branches down

’i’xun’upt

ʔiʔx̌ən̓əpt

scraping the floor

’i’xut

ʔiʔx̌ət

scraping it

’ixut

ʔix̌ət

scrape (with something sharp, for ex a knife)

’i’xuy’uthi’num’

ʔiʔx̌əy̓əθin̓əm̓

shaving

’i’xuy’uthut

ʔiʔx̌əy̓əθət

shaving someone

’ixw

ʔix̌ʷ

sweep: get swept away;
to get swept away

’i’xwul’s

ʔiʔx̌ʷəl̓s

digging (for ex snow digger)

’i’xwun’up

ʔiʔx̌ʷən̓əp

sweeping the floor