áyč

Sit, sit down, sit up. áyša ~ áytša ‘he is sitting’; áyčɨnk aycáwaspa ‘sit on the chair!’; k̓áaptnam áytša ‘you are sitting in the way’; čná áyčɨnk ‘sit here!’; wɨsíix áyčɨnk ‘sit still!’; áyčɨnk smáaskni ‘get up from the bed’; áyša lak̓isá ‘he is sitting down on the end’; iqáˀayča k̓ʷapɨ́n páx̣at pútaaptit wɨx̣aní ‘suddenly the aforementioned centipede sat down’; láˀayč ‘sit leisurely’; ítɨmnayč ‘kneel’; x̣ʷyáyč ‘take a sweatbath’; tamanáyč ‘sit’ (plural subject); šapáˀayč ‘install levirate husband’; ayčtpamá ‘sitting place, seat’. [N ayík; NP /wx̣suˀun/ ‘sit, be sitting’ (singular); /teméyeq/ (plural); /wx̣siˀlik/ ‘sit down’ (singular); /teméyeq̓ik/ (plural).]