Contionary:yaiad

Soc'ul'

Etymology

From Sekhulla əɨaʒadi, from Wascotl įa-scati.

Pronunciation

• (Soc'ul') IPA^(key): [ɰa˧ja˧d]

Noun

yaiad 5 (plural/indefinite ez'e yaiad)

1. severe pain

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2. desperation, hard times, hardship, dire circumstances

   Uxañ'ílz'i uc'ziax ez'e ýeu ux teuil' hex ez'e r'ez āhñ'in' lax ád ez'e ur cou yaiad xem nu ez'e r'ez āhhuláx xare.

   The wild animal losing its horns after domestication is an allegory for people forgetting their old hardships after building cities.

Adjective

yaiad

1. thieving

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2. (of circumstances) desperate, dire

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Synonyms

(thieving) yazihjí

(desperate) ziu