táata

Discipline, cause to behave, cause to believe, restrain. amíyuux̣ma patáatata kkɨ́smaaman ttáwax̣tmaaman ‘the chiefs should restrain the young people’; pátaatana ‘he made him believe’; patáatana miyánašmaaman ‘they disciplined the children’; itáataša miyánašna ‘he told the child to behave’. [Cf. NP /taˀátk/ ‘hush, reprimand, forbid’ (/té-/ ‘by talking’ + /ˀát/ ‘go out’ + /-k/).]