Shiwilu Dictionary

951 yuyu'wa
"shapaja" tree.
shapajilla seed tu'wakana-lada
n. shapajilla seed
Tu'wakanalada ka'inek
ku'aperwawalusa',
ñinchiwadek'inpu'erkek.
Young girls should not eat
shapajilla seeds, so that they
don't have difficulties with
childbirth.
share! a'nañiker' ( a'nañir') vt.
share! ¡A'nañir' samer!
¡Aner kenmasa'
yaka'tan! Share the fish! Do
not eat alone! (sem. domains:
9.4.3.1 - Imperative .)
sharp denshipa'1 adj. sharp.
Aweraman latek enpu'ni
denshipa'. The teeth of the
"chambira" fish are very sharp.
(sem. domains: 8.3.2.3 -
Sharp, 8.3.2.3.1 - Pointed.)
sharpen *su'den'apalli (
*su'denñi) vt. to sharpen.
Dañir dasu'la
sawellinenlusa'
su'denñi. In the morning
Daniel sharpened his
machetes. val.:
*su'dentapalli.;
*su'dentapalli ( *su'dentulli)
vi. to sharpen. Arkichu
su'dentulli. Arquímedes
sharpened (something). val.:
*su'den'apalli; cf:
*den'apalli.
sharpen it! su'denker' vt.
sharpen it! ¡Su'denker'
yumutu'pen! Sharpen your
axe! (sem. domains: 9.4.3.1 -
Imperative .)
Shawala Indians
Shawala natives Shawala
kenma' n. Shawala natives.
Ipa'la' winterkenma'
ma'pu'si'pa' napi'
Shawala kenma'
ñapanna'pi'la
idenmallina' asu'
nerñinanlukla
uklusa'lek, Kaschilla
lunlusa'. Now I will tell you
how, perhaps, the Shawala
natives, when they still existed
long time ago, fought those
who came from another town,
the Spanish speakers. (sem.
domains: 4.1.2 - Types of
people.)
shed inkeksu'palli ( inkeksu'lli)
vi. to peel, to shed, to skin
(oneself). A'lekta'su'
tanpananen
inkeksu'pilalli. The
briefcase of the professor is
peeling. Da'wan
inkeksu'lli asu'
inchilalak. The snake shed
its skin in the path. Kua
anu'lek luperamu.
Inkeksu'tu'tu'pilek. I fell
drunk (female) and skinned my
knee.
shed leaves *dinker'apalli (
*dinke'lli; *dinketlli;
*dinker'lli) vi. to shed leaves
so that new leaves grow.
Ekpinan lalumeknen
dinker'lli yadankuwan