138 Grammar of the 



the paradignia ch ; future ejehent. Annionnon — to take ; 

 futui'e efiunionn ; jmnentraienton — to go along the 

 edge of the water, of the paradignia ch ; future traient. 

 Asktsvmoii — to cover, future ehasknindet. I'er — It is the sun, 

 imperfect i^arak; future e^arai. ^Arilimr — that is the thing, 

 imperfect ^arihtiarak ; future e^arihaarai. Ka^akurent — to 

 have two eyes, of the paradignia c/iy te^e^a^karent — my two 

 eyes, imperfect ^te^ea^kar'entak ; future t'e^a'kar^enten. 

 Negative, stantaHe^e^aka'rent a'nde. ^Eskaratt— my mouth, 

 eskarentak e^eskarenten, t'e^eska'renta''nde, ^ehekarent — my 

 bottom, ^eheka^rentak ; future e^ehekarenHen 8(c. Askont — 

 to be roasted, of the paradignia ch ; perfect ^askont — that is 

 roasted; e/tskontaha — that will be roasted; negative tache. 

 At sesta^e aontoha — that has just fallen into the fire ; but 

 it is said hoskontandi — it is burnt ; flatont — to be bound, 

 to be a captive, of the paradignia ch ; haatont — he is bound, 

 ehaUttontaha — he will fall into snares; negative tehaaton- 

 tache, but it is said haatoiitandi — he has fallen, &c. 



When these and like verbs are taken actively, as ^andiont 

 or ^a'akont — to suspend in the air any thing, they have in 

 the future ^ehaaUiiten — he will bend him, ehaaskonten — 

 he will roast the eel, as ehandionten or ehaaskonten — he 

 will suspend that above ; and then in the preterite it is not 

 said hoskontandi, hoatontandi, but hoskontuk, hoatontak — 

 he has or he had roasted it. A^cndi^ont — I have spirit, 

 paradigma s ; imperfect ajendifinlak ; future eaa^endi^ofi- 

 taha tcHa^oidifintache, but it is said a^endifiutundi — sense 

 came to me. 



Neuter, ^annonl — to be in the sepulchre, i)aradigmaf/t/ 

 present ihannont ; imperfect annon/ak ; future annnutai ; 

 negative nontache, anhoni ; neuter — to have something in 

 his mouth, hondatanmnhonl — he lias bread in his mouth, 



