nákwina

Take, take along, bring along, take the lead. nákwinanɨm ‘bring!’; ánakwinašanaataš miyánašmaaman ‘we were taking the children’; ku kúuk patánakwinax̣a ‘and then they brought them’; inákwinax̣ana tkʷaynpłáaman ‘he would take the hunters along’; ku čáw mún miyánašma panákwinax̣ana wánptyaw ‘and they never used to take their children to the medicine singing’; čáwnam mún nákwinata miyánaš wánptyaw ‘you should never take your child to the medicine singing’; pɨ́n k̓í inákwinata čikúuk ‘he will carry it (take the lead) today’; napúsasaan patánakwinana ‘they took my grandfather’; táwnakwina ‘take along at night, bring at night’. [NP /ˀnéhnen/.]