Re: Weekly Vocab again?

Welcome back, O weekly vocab. Thanks to CW!
a, rapinda, pundraput-kota treloka re maçan. mikuvus CW-e.

The Kash versions
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> 1. to think-- pila;  pila-pila 'think about, ponder, etc.'
> I think about many things.
mapila-pila pando acalaç
I-ponder   many   matter-pl
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> 2. to plan-- simplest way, pila +verb 'to intend to...'
> I plan to go to town today.
mapila (ma)cosa ri enjeye letrayu
I-intend (I)go    to  town-dat. today

More colloq.:  pilami, cosa enjen letrayu
                 my-thought, go  town-acc today
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> 3. road-- ratu (usu. paved); peña unimproved, gravel (I assume this or
similar is the distinction meant by high vs. low road??)
> I will go by the low road.
mawumit ratu yu marok / mondes
I-use   road that  old  /  poor quality   OR

mawumit peña yu
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> 4. cloak / coat / --- payo  'cape'
> I took my warmest cloak.
malimbe payomi re krat pasam
I-wear  cape-my which most pleasant

More literal:  mafilan yambi payomi.....
                I-carry   with-me  etc.........
(Tropical Kash don't yet have a word for warm; it's either hot or not there.
But actually we need the word; Yanatros is roughly in the same latitudes as
Australia, and there are high mountains. (Arriving in Sydney in August,
after a year in Indonesia, I immediately had to buy a heavy sweater; a few
days later I encountered snow in Canberra. Brrr.)

> 5. to stumble-- cakapris, accid.vb < pris 'step' = 'to be overcome by
stepping in a bad way"; dative experiencer)
> I stumbled on the road.
me cakapris i ratu    (i for _ri_ due to "2-r rule")
me/dat. stumble in road
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> 6. wind-- yanga
> The wind was fierce.
yangani cakamiri-miri
wind-of it  "overcome by blowing in a bad way"
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> 7. to snap-- trap, onomat. 'snap, crack, as of a whip/flag etc.), mepu
trap 'make s.t. go _trap_'
> It snapped my cloak.
yamepu trap payomi
it-make  "trap" cape-my
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> 8. to freeze-- amir 'frozen', inchoative çukamir 'becoming frozen,
freezing'
> My ears are freezing.
çikunuçmi içukamir   /çikun-ç-mi i-çuk-amir/
ear-pl-my they-become frozen
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> 9. ice-- yamir; but the accidental form cakamir would be appropriate here
> I think they have become ice.
ciyoñi, icakamir 'it seems they're frozen'
oranani, icakamir 'it's like they're frozen'
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> 10. inn-- punduwar, compd. of puna 'house', nuwar 'stay overnight'
> I arrive at the inn half-dead.
marata cakaçangan ri punduwar
I-come overcome-by-fatigue  at   inn

cakaçangan < çangan 'lie down', the accid. form means lit. "overcome by
lying down" or properly, "collapsing from fatigue"