Wilderness

wilderness (countryside-open)
kfb.nsh
kifipan nisihi

shelter (room-protection)
n3.r
nihon la

fire
a
a

water
ac
aci

food
ihs
ihisi

first aid kit (help-medicine-first)
xcp-T.adr.1.
xicipi-tain atalan con

map
m.G
man kao

compass (scale-north)
wnf.h
wanifin hiya

knife
tbc
tipaci

life jacket (clothing-float)
cgd.jsj
cikatan casica

rope (collection of-collection of-fiber)
t2S.t2S.a1
tifosain tifosain aco

A shelter is a place that provides protection from weather and danger.
x4Q n3.r ihv-A x4Q wpf , gs.qcn fjm-A r xbs htk tS ucf .
Xilokwa nihon la ihifa-ha xilokwa wapifi, kasin kocini fimaca-ha la xipasi hitiki tisai ucifi.

Fire provides warmth, light, and a way to cook.
a fjm-A abd , hvt , tS x4Q wpf.f a-A.ihs .
A ficama-ha apata, hifati, tisai xilokwa wapifin fi a-han ihisi.

Water is essential for survival.
ac ihv-A s1-V.! rlc hck .
Aci ihifa-ha sico-faon so lalici hiciki.

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