wiyánawi

Arrive, come. iwiyánawiya ‘he arrived’; iwiyánawi inmí miyánaš ‘my child has arrived’; kʷná pawiyánawiya ‘they arrived there’; pawiyánawiya Ímatalamkni ‘they arrived from Umatilla’; šín iwiyánawi ‘who has arrived?’; šíman pawiyánawi ‘who all have arrived?’; pmáy pawiyánawita ku paˀayáyata ‘they will arrive and have fun’; wiyánawišmaš pyáp ‘your older brother has arrived’; ku iwiyánawix̣a ƛ̓áax̣ʷ tkʷátat naamíyaw ‘and all the food arrives at us’; pawíwiyanawiša ‘they are each arriving’; wiyánawitnaq̓i ‘finish arriving’; wiyánawitux̣ ‘arrive back’; wiyánawiyawa ‘arrive at, visit’; típawiyanawi ‘arrive stooped over’; tíšɨmwina ‘scoot’; tútawiyanawi ‘arrive head first’; twáwiyanawi ‘arrive in the rain’; wiyanawiła ‘visitor, guest’. [NP /páyn/.]