čiyáwn

Spoil. See also k̓ʷɨ́nn. ičiyáwša ‘it is getting spoiled’; čiyáwni iwá ‘it is smelly’; čiyawáw ‘rotten, good for nothing’. [Cf. NE čiyáwn ‘count as dirty, reject because of dirtiness, condescend’; NP /kiˀyéwn/ in /ˀlépkiˀyewn/ ‘not be good enough’ (Aoki 1994:233); NP /sy̓áwn/ ‘suspect, distrust, be suspicious of, fear’.]