tmaaní

Pick, pick berries or fruit. itmaaníya ‘he picked the fruit’; tmaaníšaaš tmɨ́š ‘I’m picking chokecherries’; tmaaníšaaš wíwnu ‘I’m picking huckleberries’; átmaanik ‘pick them!’; patmaaníya tmɨ́šna ‘they picked the chokecherries’; ku pawínax̣ana patmaanítax̣ana tmɨ́šna ‘and they used to go to pick the chokecherry’; patmaaníx̣ana wisíkna míimi ‘they used to pick blackberries a long time ago’; patmaaníx̣a tmɨ́š ku wíwnu ku mɨt̓ɨ́p ‘they pick chokecherries, huckleberries and elderberries’; sáxatnaš átmaanitax̣a táp̓ašyaw ‘I go to pick raspberries in the mountains’; ku pawínax̣ana patmaanítax̣ana tmɨ́šna ‘and they would go pick the chokecherry’; kúušx̣i patmaaníx̣a túna ‘in the same way they pick something’; patmaaníx̣ana šč̓ápaan ‘they used to pick rose hips’. [NP /tmaani/; from *tmɨ- ‘heart, seed’ plus *haní ‘make’.]