This is the same as the English sound "m". "m" almost always comes from "n" followed by "b", and can probably be so written. |
chi-meesh'ai', chin-beesh'ai' | I will try a tree |
ch'aa-mii', ch'aan-bii' | in a hole |
daahtc'teemiil', daahtc'teenbiil' | they picked them up |
deemin' | it was full |
ghilk'aa-mang', ghilk'aan-bang' | there will be a fire |
kwo'-min'aa, kwon'-bin'aa | hearth; before the fire |
maanuu, maanyoo, baanyoo | dove, mourning dove |
maayiish | corn, maize (from Spanish) |
main, maayiin | weasel, badger ("the gray one") |
mii-kw'aah | elk-tallow |
mooliinaa | sawmill (from Spanish) |
naamee', naanbee' | swim! (sg) |
nshoo-man'jaa', nshoon-ban'jaa' | it will be good, let it be good |
taach'imilh, taach'inbilh | cook (acorn soup)! (sg) |
taanaa-man'jaa', taanaan-ban'jaa' | they will drink it |
tc'eenaamiil', tc'eenaanbiil' | (s)he emptied it out |
tghaamaa | along the shore |
waach'aa-mii', waach'aan-bii' | in a hole through something |
yaa-mang', yaan-bang' | they will eat, they must eat |
yaa'doomin, yaa'doonbin | they became small |