Contionary:cual

Soc'ul'

Etymology 1

From Sekhulla kʷali, from Wascotl *qual-i. Cognate to Gwaxol kwal¹, Kilīmos-sāîl pāle.

Verb

cual ᴇʀɢ

1. to like

   Cozñéi, soccual socxauc.

   Come inside, I like talking with you.

Adjective

1. friendly, amicable

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Etymology 2

From Sekhulla kʷalsuʃ, from Wascotl *qual-cosc. Cognate to Kilīmos-sāîl palsu.

Verb

cual ᴇʀɢ

1. to be good

   Cur'u jenyan' r'uz ucual sū, í coi coi leuleu.

   I went down the river and it was nice, sū, but then suddenly leuleu.

Adjective

1. good

   Iyjí yua juleiad rine cual.

   These ground seeds make a good porridge.

2. true, correct

   Uc' secxeý xeý il hez'i joti cual āhsoceylac ej n'eú ne.

   All I will ever truly want is to be with you my spouse again.

3. like, as

   Coi āhhuhán' yanxad riýan hanxeý joti hanjí maijeve je cual, biucbiucbiuc.

   To finish the main course you just need to add a little wine like so, glug.

Adverb

1. much, very

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2. (comparative) as

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Interjection

1. yes

   Cual, c'e secjí soc'ul'.

   Yes, I can speak Soc'ul'.

2. indeed, right, correct, quite

   Cual un', miu āhujen cuder' cuder' jer'.

   Indeed, the water's been flowing too much in my area.

3. well, so, now, you see, you know

4. Expression that one is listening and understands, backchanneling expression