šína

pron. Whom? Whomever, someone, somebody, anyone. šína kʷná patámiča ‘who did they bury there?’; čáw šína iq̓ínuna ‘he didn’t see anyone’; čáwnam mún áwaƛ̓awita šína ‘you should never beg from anyone’; čáwnam šína áč̓ɨškawata ‘you shouldn’t lie to anybody’; čáwnam šína ásapk̓usisa ‘you are not deceiving anyone’; ku kúuš aw kú panáymuša ƛ̓áax̣ʷna šína ‘and in that way then they are related to everyone’; ánitanam šína anam šína ápx̣ʷiša ‘you should give it to someone you know’; anam šína ápx̣ʷiša ‘someone whom you think’; ana šína pɨ́n išúkʷaša ‘whomever he knows’; čáwnam šína ásapk̓usisa ‘you are not cheating anyone’; čáwnam šína qaˀáat tún kúša ‘you are not doing anything to anyone in secret’; ana šína patámiča kʷná ‘whomever they buried there’; ku ana šína iníta ‘and to whom he will give it’; ku ana šína paníša ku kʷiiní pánita paanáy čɨ́mti kápin ‘and to whomever they are giving it then that one will give her a new digging stick’; aš kú čáw ín šína áčɨškawašana ‘when I did not lie to anyone’. [NW šíin; NP /ˀisíine/.]