Yamasee Verbs and Adjectives

Wizdane – working/work
Nello -playing/ play
Yai – walking/walk
Yatlii – running/run
Filii – driving/drive
Gannol – flying/fly
Dawoa – swimming/swim
Ega – going/go
Dihaa – stopping/stop
Dawageg – following/follow
Nateha – thinking/think
Gawonni – speaking/speak/speech
Diha – talking/talk
Kuia – eating/eat
Yettsi – smiling/smile
Yettga – laughing/laugh
Loyiha – crying/cry
Wazga – buying/buy
Quiyii – paying/pay
Ganodeg – selling/sell
Yohi – shooting/shoot
Deloqua – learning/learn
Dega – jumping/jump
Wawas – smelling/smell
Dadazdi – listening/listen
Zaniha – touching/touch
Gadosdi – watching/watch
Tawedo – kissing/kiss
Dalwag – burning/burn
Wozga – melting/melt
Gozga – digging/dig
Tazga – exploding/explode
Wola – sitting/sit
Gadoa – standing/stand
Yuha – loving/love
Falha – cutting/cut
Tliiha – fighting/fight
Lizgya – dancing/dance
Gatlii – sleeping/sleep
Yeizdii – waking/wake
Kanogi – singing/sing
Daha – counting/count
Ladia – marrying/marry
Lisdiha – praying/pray
Rozga – winning/win
Uyohu – losing/lose
Suyei – mixing/mix
Quiduzga – bending/bend
Gila – washing/wash
Dayas – cooking/cook
Duia – opening/open
Duhoz – closing/close
Goweli – writing/write
Yanha – calling/call
Gatba – turning/turn
Nezgeha – building/build
Dadyo – teaching/teach
Dazga – growing/grow
Lilozdi – drawing/draw
Getolo – feeding/feed
Squatli – catching/catch
Udega – throwing/throw
Gangali – cleaning/clean
Watii – finding/find
Ganag – falling/fall
Yayi – carrying/carry
Squalizga – breaking/break
Gasad – pushing/push
Nasnei – pulling/pull
Unwa – wearing/wear
Gadaazga – hanging/hang
Telshi – shaking/shake
Yidya – signing/sign
Ganiha – hitting/hit
Ladda – lifting/lift

Adjectives
Nahii – long
Squalai – short
Inigdi – tall
Eladi – short
Igati – height
Doli – skinny
Yatena – wide
Yadot – narrow
Equa – big/large/fat
Yotlii – small object/child
Uzdi – little
Zugano – slow
Usgano – fast
Dileg – hot
Yadla – cold
Ganwa – warm
Nezyat – cool
Itsei – new
Uwet – old
Yoli – young
Osda – good
Uyoi – bad
Duliid – wet
Kayoda – dry
Utlagi – sick
Nawadhi – well
Azdaya – loud
Etlawei – quiet
Alili – happy
Uwedol – sad
Woduhi – beautiful
Giladi – ugly
Tsulena – deaf
Digewi - blind
Osda – nice
Ungutsi – mean
Uwenai – rich
Uyoiyu – poor
Uwaged – thick
Sagei – thin
Galadi – expensive
Uzdi – cheap
Uwandez – flat
Dezgi – curved
Gaya – male
Goiya – female
Taito – tight
Diyosa – loose
Laladi – high
Eladi – low
Wanigei – soft
Danigei – hard
Dagii – deep
Nawoda – shallow
Danagal – clean
Gadahai – dirty
Utlinni – strong
Ulizdi – weak
Yohusa – dead
Ganoda – alive
Gagda – heavyweight
Gaska – lightweight
Ulizi – dark
Igai – light
Gozdi – bright
Distluya (Adom) – nuclear (atoms)
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