Contionary:jul

Soc'ul'

Etymology 1

From Sekhulla hulə, from Wascotl *sole-. Cognate to Gwaxol sol.

Verb

jul ᴀᴄᴄ

1. to chew

   Coxjul jál miula c'ez āhnaulau.

   Chew this leaf, it'll make you feel better.

Adjective

1. chewed

   Nun' r'úmiu jul ád curux.

   The chewed-up straw boat was a bad omen.

Adverb

1. almost, not entirely

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Derived terms

• jul aul'

Etymology 2

From Sekhulla huləsuʃ, from Wascotl *sole-cosc. Cognate to Kilīmos-sāîl soletsu.

Verb

jul ᴀᴄᴄ

1. to be partially eaten

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2. to be partially finished

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Adjective

1. partially eaten

   Aíún' cutseu jul muj eý.

   A partially eaten donut was on the ground.

2. partially finished

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