Weekly vocab #9 or 10

Christopher Write wroght:
>Sorry I'm late.
And evidently confused......it's #10, I tell you!!

>A bit of simple linguistic vocab.
And ever more devilish...  ;-)))

1. to pronounce-çindi 'speak' (for now)
Those people pronounce everything oddly.
kaç nila ehas-ehas içindi yuno kotani
person those strange2 they=speak all word(s)-their
(kaç nila is arch./bookish/euphonious to avoid "kaçila nila")

2. to agglutinate - vakep 'join together' (for now)
Finnish agglutinates a lot.
sende suwomi pando yavekep humbiyaçni
lang. ....  much it-joins   piece-pl-its (=morphemes)

3. to conjugate - runjura 'recite', caus. of cura 'tell, narrate' (conjugation is
rather simple in Kash)
He conjugates his verbs superbly
niya lembo yarunjura kotamepuçni
very well  he-recites word-work-pl-his

4. syntax - añelatende < añ- nomlz. + elal 'arrange' + sende 'language'
Some dialects change syntax
tapat sesendeç, yaçunu añelatendeni
some dialects(top.), it-differs  syntax-its/their

5. morpheme - hambiya(ç) 'piece(s)'-h. lipat 'bound morphemes', h. pefa 'free
morphemes that are neither N, V or Numbers; kotayom 'word-base' lexical items
(N,V,Num.)'
There are two morphemes in "head cold"
kota "head cold" (tacañi uçakik) yaworun ro kotayom
word ..... (meaning-its .....) it-contains two word-base

lusongi angayamim, kota "uçakik" yaworun mesa kotayom naponi
acc'g  knowlege-our, word ....  it-contains one  base  only
"as far as we know,"

mowa-mowani, kota "makaya" (tacañi 'I know') yale ro hutuñi-hambiya lipat "ma-" yam
kotayom "kaya"
OTOH, word "makaya" (meaning....) there-is two part-its -- piece captured ma- ('I')
with base kaya ('know')

6. refuse (garbage) - akukop, noml. < hukop 'throw away'
Refuse is building up in the city
sambatni akukop ri enje yaçulavi (ya-çu-lavi)
quantity-of  ...  in  city  it-become-more

7. stench - çahu 'to smell bad'
The stench is horrible.
çahuni cakaçamat
bad-smell-of it  accid.-(extremely) disgusting

8. to flinch-(paraphrased for now-cakaçapat with dative 'be overcome with
disgust, recoil in disgust, nauseated')
I flinch whenever I pass a midden.
Me cakaçamat anju-anju maharan ri vora yuruñi (akukop)
me/dat.  .....   when2 I-walk at side place-its (garbage)

9. to play (instrument) - tepet, specifically 'to strum, pluck'
I play a lyre for rich men in the city
matepet tasutan/upal uçoñi kaçili pendoye ri enje
I-strum  "lute/harp"  for(=benefit of) person-pl-gen. rich  in city

10. proud-cakaçapus 'overcome by inflation = conceited' < çapus 'inflated, puffed up'
They are overbearingly proud, but they also pay well.
nile cakaçapus, takanda hangani yaleñ
them/dat ....., nevertheless pay-its is-good