Natural disasters

 
natural disaster (event-minus-!!!-environment)
ijc.wS.!!!.wkl
icacin wasain sososon wakili

avalanche (snow-down-mountain)
ict.f6.p4
icitin fipom pilo

blizzard (much-much-wind-snow)
t2S.t2S.wkp.act
tifosain tifosain wakipin aciti

drought
adb
atapa

earthquake (ground-up'n'down- !)
G.fjj.!
kaon ficacan so

fire
a
a

flood
acs
acisi

hurricane (much-much-much-wind)
t2S.t2S.t2S.wkp
tifosain tifosain tifosain wakipi

tornado (much-wind-rotation)
t2S.wkp.fnv
tifosain wakipin finifa

tsunami (wave-big-!!!)
add.wnb.!!!
atatan wanipan sososo

She called the firefighters to put out the fire.
s3 eht-).vjv xQ s-X.abh rnj abh-A xQ a .
Siho aihiti-kihon facafa xiqa si-xain apahi lanica apahi-ha xiqa a.

The crops died during the drought.
xQ otr-X.iff.f wpn xQ adb .
Xiqa aotila-xain ififin fi wapini xiqa atapa.

They evacuated the area due to the flood.
sX3 jsm-) xQ wpf rnj xQ abs .
Sixaiho casima-kiho xiqa wapifi lanica xiqa apasi.

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