*cʰi·ṭ1-take out (something from something) (not liquid), remove one thingcf*cʰul1Plural*cʰiṭ1-*bacʰi·ṭpref.bacʰiʔ´(bird) pulling out (worm from ground) with beakpl.*bacʰiṭbacʰíʔ*bicʰi·ṭpref.bicʰiʔ´take out while encircling with armspl.*bicʰiṭbicʰíʔ*cacʰi·ṭpref.cacʰiʔ´cut out with a knifepl.*cacʰiṭcacʰíʔ*cicʰi·ṭpref.cicʰiʔ´remove with toolpl.*cicʰiṭcicʰíʔ*cucʰi·ṭpref.cucʰiʔ´take out with bulldozerpl.*cucʰiṭcucʰíʔ*cʰi·ṭ3pref.cʰiʔ´take out (without a specifit agent)pl.*cʰiṭ2*cʰila·qocʼdir.cʰila·qóʔtake something out of something else by removing it in an upwards direction or picking it up in an unspecified manner*dacʰi·ṭpref.dacʰiʔ´dig uppl.*dacʰiṭdacʰíʔ*dicʰi·ṭpref.dicʰiʔ´fall out, spill after fallingpl.*dicʰiṭdicʰíʔ*ducʰi·ṭpref.ducʰiʔ´remove with fingerpl.*ducʰiṭducʰíʔ*hacʰi·ṭpref.hacʰiʔ´remove, take out by kickingpl.*hacʰiṭhacʰíʔ*hicʰi·ṭpref.hicʰiʔ´come out by itself, e.g. like a hairpin from a woman’s hairpl.*hicʰiṭhicʰíʔ*macʰi·ṭpref.macʰiʔ´pull out with footpl.*macʰimacʰíʔ*micʰi·ṭpref.micʰiʔ´take out with the narrow end of a long object, like a needlepl.*micʰiṭmicʰíʔ*mucʰi·ṭpref.mucʰiʔ´pull or pop out due to mechanical action, e.g. pop something out of vending machine; top pop of a bottle; clutch in car comes up; nails come out of shakes (from age and heat)pl.*mucʰiṭmucʰíʔ*pacʰi·ṭpref.pacʰiʔ´take out with the end of a long objectpl.*pacʰiṭpacʰíʔ*picʰi·ṭpref.picʰiʔ´clean out (one object) with pickcf*picʰulpl.*picʰiṭpicʰíʔ*pucʰi·ṭpref.pucʰiʔ´pull out by the wind; e.g. wind uproot a plantpl.*pucʰiṭpucʰíʔ*qacʰi·ṭpref.qacʰiʔ´suck out (disease or pain)pl.*qacʰiṭqacʰíʔ*qacʰi·ṭʰqacaus.qacʰiṭʰqáwpry out, take out (a nail) with a hammer*sicʰi·ṭpref.sicʰiʔ´1vsuck out, remove by suction (anything, or pain)2nsuctionpl.*sicʰiṭsicʰíʔ*šucʰi·ṭpref.šucʰiʔ´pull outpl.*šucʰiṭšucʰíʔ