Contionary:diyem

Soc'ul'

Wacag logograph

Etymology

From Sekhulla diɮəm, from Wascotl *ati-łęm-i.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [di˧ɣə˧m]

Verb

diyem ᴀᴄᴄ

1. to dry

   Setnianiax setndiyem cuice jehuíh vuxvux seicc'uc'zi seicr'úven xec'en.

   I hung the loincloths up to dry, and with how they were whipping around in the wind you'd think we were on the high seas.

Adjective

diyem

1. dried, drying

   Uiux Cñisber' muzad coi añ'jí uimuim tsed' diyem en eý eý ñ'in' je cudiyan.

   When Cñisber' was done playing in the mud he shook right in front of our drying clothes because he's an asshole.

Synonyms

(dried):

• nál'um

Derived terms

• jen'uóc ai diyem
• uc' udiyem diyem muziven xen coi r'ez āhuuei