Bichmandan – To Smell Something

Nbichmandan i mbop – I smell the soup

Mno myagwet i mbop égi bichmandayan – The soup I smelled smells good.

 

Bichbdan – To Taste Something

Ngi bichbdan i mbop – I tasted the soup

Nwi bichbdanen ni zawjisésnen – I will taste the carrots

 

Wabdan – To see something inanimate

Ngi wabdan i biskewagen – I saw that coat

Ngi wabdan i gbiskewagen – I saw your coat

Ngi wabdanen ni biskewagnen – I saw those coats

Ngi wabdan i gbiskewagen ibe – I saw your coat over there

Ngi wabdanaben ni biskewagnen – I was supposed to see those coats

Zhoshkwé’an – Iron Something

Nwi zhoshkwé’an ode zenba biskewagen – I will iron this ribbon shirt

Nde zhoshkwé’an ode biskonwen – I am ironing this t-shirt

Ngi zhoshkwé’an i mjegodé wnago – I ironed that shirt yesterday

Nda zhoshkwé’an ode – I should iron this

Boston – To Load or Mail something

Gi boston ne i msenegas? – Did you mail that letter?

Éhé, ngi boston i msenegas – Yes, I mailed that letter

Cho ngi bostosi i msenegas – No, I didn’t mail that letter

Wnago ngi boston i – I mailed it yesterday

Ni je i bostongéwen – What’s in the mail?

Gi byédon ne i bostongéwen o bébamodot? – Did the mailman bring the mail?

Nodan – To hear something inanimate

Nnodan i tetagen – I hear that bell

Ngi nodan i shkwadém – I heard the door

Gnodan ne i notakchegen? – Do you hear the radio?

Cho wi she nnodasin i tetagen – I don’t hear the bell

Dagnat – To touch something inanimate

Ngi dagnan i – I touched it

Ggi dagnan ne i? –  Did you touch it?

Gégo dagneken i! – Don’t touch it!

Ngi dagnanen ni – I touched those

Wgi dagnanen ni – He/she touched those

Gzezan – To reheat something (inanimate)

Nde gzezan anet gapi – I am reheating some coffee

Ngi gzezan i bidimbop – I reheated that chicken soup

Zaskokwadék gwi gzezan ne?  – Will you reheat that frybread?

Ni zawjisésen nwi gzezanen – I will reheat those carrots

Seksimbop gi gzezan weye – Someone reheated the venison soup