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Éáahtomóne. He's listening.
Éáahtovóho. He listened to him.
Éá'éna. He owns it.
Éá'enóho. He owns him.
Éa'enó'néto. It's dark.
Éa'xaame. He cried.
Éa'xaoto. He shook his hand.
Éamahe. He received.
Éama'éno'häme. He's driving a car. (Also means 'He's driving a team.')
Éamâho'he. He's going by car.
Éame'ha. He (a bird) is flying.
Éame'háoohe. He flew by.
Éamehne. He walked.
Éame'sëvo. It's flowing.
Éameméohe. He's running.
Éametanéne. He is alive.
Éamevonëhne. He crawled.
Éamóé'o. He/It is floating by.
Éamo'âhéotse. He ran by.
Éamónoo'e. He is sitting.
Éanäo'o. He fell off (e.g. off a horse or table).
Éasêta'xe. He took off running.
Éává'o. He fell over (e.g. while walking).
Éávóónéše. He's fasting.
Éaxeëna. He scratched it (to relieve itching).
Éémôhóne. He's hunting.
Ée'êsäne. He is getting dressed.
Éénána. He put it down.
Éénano'e. He planted.
Ééstséhne. He came in / entered.
Éévôhóne. He's talking in sign language.
Éévo'soo'e. He's playing.
Éháéána. He is hungry
Éháhpenó'e. She is sewing.
Éhámêstoo'e. He sat down.
Éháóéna. He prayed.
Éháoho'he. He's hot.
Éháo'omenehe. He's poor.
Éháo'pohe. He is gluttonous.
Éháomóhtahe. He is sick.
Éháoovahe. He is rich.
Éhée'ö'tse. He spilled it.
Éhe'anáto. It's easy.
Éhe'kotomáto. It's quiet.
Éhé'po. He's smoking.
Éhéne'ena. He knows it.
Éhéne'enovóho. He knows him.
Éheseetóho. He pulled him.
Éhesó'xo. It's slippery.
Éhestanóho. He took him.
Éhestáotse. He was born.
Éhestósemóho. He dragged him.
Éhénéna. He poured it.
Éhóéhne. He went outside.
Éhóeneeóó'e. It's flowing out (e.g. a spring flowing out of a hillside). (alternate: Éhóe'sëvo)
Éhohtóva. He is shopping; He bought; He bought it; He sold it.
Éhohtóvanoto mo'éhno'häme. He bought a horse.
Éhoéstóne. He is reading. (also means 'He is studying' or 'He is going to school.')
Éhohatse. He is laughing; Éhohátseo'o They laughed.
Éhohótséše. He stumbled.
Éhohtamóho. He caught up to him.
Ého'ëhne. He came.
Éhó'e'ovóho. He followed him.
Éhó'ésta. He hollered, cheered.
Ého'nëne. He's tanning hide.
Ého'soo'e. He danced.
Ého'sotahe. He's dirty.
Ého'soto. It's dirty.
Éhó'tâhéva. He was victorious; he won.
Éhó'tse. He has it.
Éhó'ta. It's here / there.
Éhomöse. She is cooking.
Éhonë'a. He wore it.
Éhone'ovóho. He wore him (e.g. a shirt, animate).
Éhónétsésta. He is lazy.
Éhonóne. She is baking.
Éhoo'e. He's here.
Éhóó'óhtse. He's going home.
Éhósóóta. He's got bare feet.
Éhosotómoo'e. He's resting.
Éhótoanáto. It's difficult.
Éhoto'ahe. He's kind.
Éhótooma'ovóho. He shelded him.
Éhotse'ohe. He worked.
Éhová'âhane. It's gone.
Éhovánee'e. He is gone (euphemism for "He is dead").
Éhóxe'anëne. She cleaned.
Éhóxé'o. It's clean.
Éhoxeotse. It's rotten.
Éhoxomóho. He fed him.
Éhoxovéstáva. He traveled.
Nákâhaneotse. I'm tired.
Éka'a'xe. He jumped.
Ékoká'a'xe. He's jumping up and down.
Ékó'konôxe'êstóne. He's typing.
Émaa'e. He barked.
Émâháne. He got firewood.
Émane. He drank.
Émanëstse. He made it.
Émanétáno. He wants to drink.
Émâsêhánee'e. He's crazy.
Émásetsêstahe. He is friendly, welcoming.
Ématomo. He smells him.
Émâxanóho. He touched him.
Émea'a. He gave.
Éméanoto mo'éhno'häme. He gave a horse.
Éméhósáne. He loves.
Námé'a. I found it.
Émé'éhne. He walked into view.
Éméo'kéxané'o. His eyes are close.
Émese ho'évohkôtse. He ate meat.
Éméseeotse. He came to his senses; he sobered up.
Émésehe. He's eating.
Émésêhétáno. He wants to eat.
Éméstâhono'xe. He doesn't want to wake up / He's still groggy.
Éméto. He gave it to him.
Náméto. I gave it to him.
Émo'onahe. He/She is handsome/pretty.
Émonénoto. He picked him.
Émôxe'êstóne. He is writing (also means 'He is studying' or 'He is going to school.')
Émôxéhéne. She is sweeping.
Énaa'e. He died.
Énaä'e. He is doctoring.
Énâha'ëna. He caught it.
Énâha'enóho. He caught him.
Énâhahkahe. He's energetic.
Éná'so'enohe. He's full (of food).
Náná'tose. I'm cold.
Énanovóho. He recognized him.
Énaóotse. He is sleeping.
Énaóotsétáno. He wants to sleep.
Énéé'e. He is standing (in standing position).
Énéhe'ovóho. He followed his tracks (the tracks of someone else).
Énéhnetame. He gave up.
Énéhoveóó'e. He is standing up (in process of standing).
Éné'póó'o. He's peeking over.
Éné'sêsáne. He is getting undressed.
Éne'evávoomóho. He is watching him.
Énéméne. He's singing.
Énêsó'enome. He's snoring.
Énêstamenóohéheve. He's poor.
Énéstovóho. He heard him.
Énéstoohe. He (an animal) is sounding (that is, neighing, calling, mooing, croaking, calling, etc.)
Énêše'hanene. She is washing (e.g. doing the laundry).
Énêševo'âhéotse. He's driving/running fast.
Énetoeöhtse. He is itching.
Énêxoóhtahe. He's cute.
Énóahešéve. He's giving away.
Énóhne'kahe. He limps.
Éno'héóhtse. He got off track.
Éno'kee'e. He's alone.
Énó'oesäne. He's playing handgame (literally, 'He's hiding (something)').
Nánó'oëstse. I hid it.
Énomáhtse. He stole.
Énomëne He's drinking (sipping) hot liquid (e.g. coffee, tea, soup).
Énomoneotse. He's drowsy.
Énonótovâše'še. He is drunk.
Énootóho. He left him.
Énóvahe. He's slow.
Énovo'e. He brought his food along (as a lunch on his trip).
Éohää'e. He's getting up.
Éó'êhasëne. She's drying (especially berries, but can be other things also).
Éó'eotse. It dried out.
Éó'êsóva. She is slicing drymeat.
Éo'hohtá'ovóho. He kicked him.
Éó'ôhto'eétahe. He made a mistake.
Éó'xeotse. It tore.
Éó'ó'éne. He is blind.
Éó'otómo'ëna. It's full.
Éonéáhta. He is deaf.
Éoné'seómâháhta. He believes.
Éonénêšeotse. It broke down.
Éonéstáhko. It's round.
Éonóomóho. He summoned, called him.
Éoo'xoemâhane. He woodchopped.
Éoomóho. He hit him.
Éoto'xovahe. He is skilled.
Náováxe. I dreamed.
Éoveše. He went to bed.
Éoxa'ôhene. He is beading.
Épéeotse. It's crumbled.
Épe'pe'ésta. He is hollering.
Épévána. He fixed it (literally, made it good).
Épéveéno'e. It tastes good.
Épéveméehö'ta. It (the cooking) smells good.
Éévapéveotse. It's good again; he's normal again.
Épévoéstomo'he. He's nice.
Épévo'eétahe. He did a good job / He did something good.
Nápévomóhtahe. I'm feeling good.
Épó'êho'he. He got fired. / He got a flat tire.
Épó'ponôhone. He was drumming.
Ésé'á'o. He dove into the water.
Násé'háno. I woke him up.
Éséváno. He's skating.
Éšééše. He's in bed.
Éšé'šeotse. He woke up.
Éta'ehne. He went out of sight.
Étâhémanohe. We went to get water.
Étáhoo'e. He's riding.
Étaotse. He yawned.
Étávahe. He's goofy.
Étoenóho. He held him.
Étó'e. He got up (from bed).
Éto'éotse He got up (from bed) quickly.
Étonóomóho. He's waiting for him.
Étoo'ehe. He's tied up / He's in jail.
Étoo'etóho. He tied him up.
Étoo'hame. He is swimming / He is taking a bath.
Étótoeotse. He opened his eyes.
Étóxêšenao'o. They are parading.
Étsêhetanëne. He's doing something.
Étsêhetóó'o. He's looking around.
Évá'nenêhesémáne. He's pretending.
Évávaahe. He is swinging.
Évee'e. He camped.
Évéhoneve. He is a chief; he is a boss.
Évéhpéha. It's empty.
Évé'hóóhta. He looked at it.
Évé'hóósáne. He is looking on (e.g. at a powwow or basketball game), watching.
Événâhéškóse. He's stingy.
Évésétáno. He's in a hurry.
Évéstâhemo. He helped him.
Návésto'tsémoo'o. I'm camping with them.
Évóho'oesäne. He's throwing out trash.
Évo'êstanéheve. He's living (here/there).
Évo'êstanévêhóho. He rescued him. (Alternate pronunciation: Évo'êstanéveho.)
Évó'néto. It's light (in the atmosphere).
Évona'ó'tse. He lost it.
Évonanóho. He wiped him out.
Évonëše. He's lost.
Évonetano. He forgot.
Návóóhta. I saw it.
Návóómo. I saw him.
Évovéstomósáne. He is teaching.
Évovóhko. It's crooked.
Évovóhponahe. He's exacting, strict.
Éxaamene'o. He's smiling.
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