áx̣ʷay

Still, yet, later. áx̣ʷaynaš wá kanútk ‘mine is still unfinished’; kuš kʷaaná ánaknuwiša áx̣ʷay ‘and I am still taking care of that’; áx̣ʷaymaš q̓ínuta ‘I will see you later’; áx̣ʷaymaš ánč̓ax̣i q̓ínuta ‘I will see you again later’; áx̣ʷaynam anáwiša ‘you’re still hungry’; áx̣ʷayš mún áp̓ɨx̣ta ‘I’ll remember it sometime’; áx̣ʷay itáwyaša pčapmípa ‘he’s still staying at his mother’s’; áx̣ʷay ilatíša x̣áwš ‘the cous is still blooming’; ana kú ipápatk̓ʷalst̓ɨx̣ɨnx̣a k̓ʷáalkpa ku wínšin pánix̣a nápt wáptas ku áx̣ʷay pawɨ́npta sapxʷɨ́lkas ‘when they marry at the long house the man gives her two feathers and later they’ll get their rings’; áx̣ʷay kúuš ‘and so forth, etc.’. [NE also áx̣ʷi; NW íx̣ʷi; NP /qóˀc/.]