sealtareamtarḭamnseal; means of tying, securingcupơatkupɯ̰atvtstamp; seal; confirmCupơat parnil arâq doq ưq.Confirm a sign like promising.
seamnteihʔəntḭːhnseamsynparteingparteingpər.tḭːŋnseam; joint; borderAo ngcốh lâyq bôn parteing.That garment is seamless.Ca cháq bôn parchúng parteing mâh mbóuq.All of the body is joined together into one.synnteihcfparcháp
search-fortréc1trɛkvtsearch forLloi clóng ti kếh duê, kếh ngâh arao, ngai xear tréc clóng hưt.He forgot tobacco kit there ??, so complained and they went down to retrieve the tobacco kit.vayhwasvsearch forKếh nưm a–i kếh chom pi, kếh iyao mu acay idứh pôc vayh.So only the mother knew how to talk, so she instructed the children to go search.synvéihxua
search-for-food-to-eatxua cha cuva móqsuə caː kuwaː mɔʔvpsearch for food to eat
seat of deadfalltarcuaqtər.kuəʔsp. var.tarcuôqnpart of deadfall trap called the seatTarcuaq yoa plốh calpayh póng.The seat told him to ask calpayh_pong.6.4.2Trap
secondyây2jɤjnsecond8.4.1Period of timeabarʔabaːrcardnumsecondCốh do ân abar dyeal campay amoui cốh ma do cốh cucheit tưi.So the second (brother) took the wife of the first, but he died too.8.1.1.2Ordinal numbersthư barthɯː baːradv.tMonday; secondDays of week can be cited this way, but the traditional method counted ten days forward (parnô,parra,parre…) and ten days back (inô,ntra,ntre…). ; Also, first, second, etc., traditionally used a-, e.g., amôi, abar, etc.8.4.1Period of time8.4.1.3.1Days of the week