Kitchen Verbs

kitchen (room-make-food)
n3.p.ihs
nihon pin ihisi

cook (heat-food)
a-A.ihs
a-han ihisi

boil (heat-water-!)
a-A.ac.!
a-han acin so

fry (heat-food-oil)
a-A.ihs.abn
a-han ihisin apani

bake (heat-food-closed)
a-A.ihs.l
a-han ihisin li

grill (heat-food-!)
a-A.ihs.!
a-han ihisin so

chop (knife-!)
tbc.!
tipacin so

peel (subtract-protection-fruit)
w-A.r.ijj
wa-han lan icaca

stir (mix-spoon)
fpg-A.xfk
fipika-han xifiki

blend
fpg-A
fipika-ha

roast (food-animal-big)
ihs.vg.wnb
ihisin fakan wanipa

I always fry eggs for breakfast.
s1 hbh-V.lmk a-A.ihs.abn hbc-X rnj t2S.ihs.1 .
Sico hipahi-faon limaki a-han ihisin apani hipaci-xai lanica tifosain ihisin co.

My mother likes to bake bread in the winter.
s1t rdsu b-A.tS.! a-A.ihs.l kkl xpn h.4 .
Sicoti latasio pa-han tisain so a-han ihisin li kikili xipini hin lo.

Gemma peeled an orange for her little brother.
zkm [Gemma] w-).r.ijj 1 ijk rnj s3t xbt-V rhp .
Sokima [Gemma] wa-kihon lan icaca co icaki lanica sihoti xipati-fao lahipi.

My sister always boils her coffee very slowly.
s1t rhp hbh-V a-A.ac s3t abt.kgn t2S-V.t2S f3.wS.! .
Sicoti lahipi hipahi-fao a-han aci sihoti apatin kikani tifosai-faon tifosai fihon wasain so.

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