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Very : See "Much"

Village : Qay JD+ED Qay xichux xidhi'onh. ED+JD There was a big village. Many stories start with this sentence. See "City"

Visit : Yogh nadhiyo. JD+ED She came to visit him. lit. She came to him. Sogh nadhiyo. JD+ED He came to visit me. Sogh xidiningiyo. JD+ED You came to visit me.   Ngogh xidiniso. JD+ED I came to visit you.

Visitors : Xanekin JD+ED lit. Ones who are known Xanekin xinedatl. ED+JD The visitors came.

Voice : Viyo JD+ED Viyo didhiłteyh. JD+ED His voice carried.

Vomit : Ni'idiqiyh. JD+ED He's vomiting.   Getiy ni'idiqiyh. JD+ED He's vomiting too much.

Vomit : Qiyh JD+ED Qiyh oqo xiye tr'ixine'oyh. JD+ED Clean up that vomit. lit. Take the vomit out in a container.

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