yáata/i

yáata/i
[Intr] run out slowly (of materials, air, etc.), be the end (of a story), [Trans] fail to reach (slowly)
Part of Speech
verb
Definition
Verb [Transitive]
Sample Sentences
-ʂúun yáata {heart runout} 'be out of breath'
Noʂúun yáataq {my heart runs out} 'I'm out of breath'
Yáatya pó' téelat {is the end the story} 'That's the end of the story'
Nóo qáy michíyk hísh yáatiq michá' wuníyk chóo'on kíikati lawaláwaqal qawíinga michá' chóo'on {not I somewhere anything fail to reach somewhere away all little nooks and crannies in the hills somewhere every} 'I never fail to reach anything, even the little nooks and crannies up in the hills'
Source
Eric Elliot Dictionary
Language: 
Chamtéela
Related Dictionary Words: 
yáatyata/i, yatáyata/i, yáta/i, yatáayata/i, yátyata/i
Word List: 
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yáatyata/i

Dictionary Word
Term
yáatyata/i
Translation
[Intr]be insufficient, run out slowly now and then, [Trans] to fail to reach, rail to reach slowly now and then

yatáyata/i

Dictionary Word
Term
yatáyata/i
Translation
[Intr]continually be insufficient, [Trans] continually fail to reach

yáta/i

Dictionary Word
Term
yáta/i
Translation
[Intr] be insufficient, be exhausted, run out, give up hope, [Trans] fail to reach, die, expire, transitive also means 'not be short on'

yatáayata/i

Dictionary Word
Term
yatáayata/i
Translation
[Intr]Continually run out slowly, [Trans] continually fail to reach slowly

yátyata/i

Dictionary Word
Term
yátyata/i
Translation
[Intr] be insufficient now and then [Trans] fail to reach now and then