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éše'he sun
hésta'se snow
héše'e dirt (alternate: héše'ke)
ho'e earth, land
ho'honáá'e rock; ho'honáeo'o rocks
hotohke star (alternate pronunciation: hetohke); hotóhkeo'o stars (alternate pronunciation: hetóhkeo'o)
má'ome ice
meo'o road, path, trail
taa'eéše'he moon (more common as just éše'he, the same as 'sun')
vo'e cloud
See also Weather
Verbs
Ééšeévâhóooése éše'he It (the sun or moon) is coming out from behind the clouds.
Ééšeto'setaeonéstâhkahe It (the moon) is almost full. (alternate: Ééšeto'seonéstâhkahe éše'he)
Éhoéséne hotóhkeo'o The stars are hanging.
Émónahe éše'ehe It's a new moon.
Éto'semo'ôhtáveotse éše'ehe It (the moon) is going to be eclipsed.
Évó'ho'âšé'šeo'o hotóhkeo'o The stars are sparkling.
Hósêstse ééšeévêhovánee'e (The moon) is starting to get smaller.
Tséhnêxhésemé'éhnêse éše'he east (literally, where the sun appears).
Tsétâhešeta'ehnêse éše'he west (literally, where the sun goes out of sight).