Conjugated forms of ‑akwendahton’t‑

to become silent, to stop talking (lit. to make one’s voice get lost)

Habitual (-akwendahton’tha’)

I	yakwendahton’tha’
you (singular)	chiakwendahton’tha’
she, it	akwendahton’tha’
he	hakwendahton’tha’
one, someone	onkwendahton’tha’
we two (me and someone else)	ayiakwendahton’tha’
we two (me and you)	tiakwendahton’tha’
you two	tsakwendahton’tha’
they two (women or animals)	yiakwendahton’tha’
they two (men or mixed group)	hiakwendahton’tha’
we all (me and others)	aywakwendahton’tha’
we all (me and you all)	kwakwendahton’tha’
you all	skwakwendahton’tha’
they all (women or animals)	yonkwendahton’tha’
they all (men or mixed group)	honkwendahton’tha’

Habitual with the Negative Prefix (-akwendahton’tha’)

I	te’yakwendahton’tha’
you (singular)	tehchiakwendahton’tha’
she, it	te’wakwendahton’tha’
he	tehakwendahton’tha’
one, someone	te’onkwendahton’tha’
we two (me and someone else)	te’ayiakwendahton’tha’
we two (me and you)	te’tiakwendahton’tha’
you two	te’tsakwendahton’tha’
they two (women or animals)	te’yiakwendahton’tha’
they two (men or mixed group)	tehiakwendahton’tha’
we all (me and others)	te’aywakwendahton’tha’
we all (me and you all)	te’kwakwendahton’tha’
you all	te’skwakwendahton’tha’
they all (women or animals)	te’yonkwendahton’tha’
they all (men or mixed group)	tehonkwendahton’tha’

Stative (-akwendahton’tih)

I	ayakwendahton’tih
you (singular)	sakwendahton’tih
she, it	okwendahton’tih
he	hokwendahton’tih
one, someone	ayokwendahton’tih
we two	onyiakwendahton’tih
you two	tsakwendahton’tih
we all	onywakwendahton’tih
you all	skwakwendahton’tih
they (women or animals)	öndakwendahton’tih
they (men or mixed group)	höndakwendahton’tih

Stative with the Negative Prefix (-akwendahton’tih)

I	te’wayakwendahton’tih
you (singular)	te’sakwendahton’tih
she, it	te’okwendahton’tih
he	tehokwendahton’tih
one, someone	te’ayokwendahton’tih
we two	te’onyiakwendahton’tih
you two	te’tsakwendahton’tih
we all	te’onywakwendahton’tih
you all	te’skwakwendahton’tih
they (women or animals)	te’öndakwendahton’tih
they (men or mixed group)	tehöndakwendahton’tih

Punctual with the Factual Prefix (-akwendahton’t)

I	a’yakwendahton’t
you (singular)	ahchiakwendahton’t
she, it	a’wakwendahton’t
he	ahakwendahton’t
one, someone	a’onkwendahton’t
we two (me and someone else)	a’ayiakwendahton’t
we two (me and you)	etiakwendahton’t
you two	etsakwendahton’t
they two (women or animals)	a’yiakwendahton’t
they two (men or mixed group)	ahiakwendahton’t
we all (me and others)	a’aywakwendahton’t
we all (me and you all)	ekwakwendahton’t
you all	eskwakwendahton’t
they all (women or animals)	a’yonkwendahton’t
they all (men or mixed group)	ahonkwendahton’t

Punctual with the Future Prefix (-akwendahton’t)

I	eyakwendahton’t
you (singular)	ehchiakwendahton’t
she, it	ewakwendahton’t
he	ehakwendahton’t
one, someone	eonkwendahton’t
we two (me and someone else)	eayiakwendahton’t
we two (me and you)	etiakwendahton’t
you two	etsakwendahton’t
they two (women or animals)	eyiakwendahton’t
they two (men or mixed group)	ehiakwendahton’t
we all (me and others)	eaywakwendahton’t
we all (me and you all)	ekwakwendahton’t
you all	eskwakwendahton’t
they all (women or animals)	eyonkwendahton’t
they all (men or mixed group)	ehonkwendahton’t

Punctual with the Optative Prefix (-akwendahton’t)

I	aꞏyakwendahton’t
you (singular)	aꞏhchiakwendahton’t
she, it	aꞏwakwendahton’t
he	aꞏhakwendahton’t
one, someone	aꞏionkwendahton’t
we two (me and someone else)	aꞏiayiakwendahton’t
we two (me and you)	aetiakwendahton’t
you two	aetsakwendahton’t
they two (women or animals)	aꞏyiakwendahton’t
they two (men or mixed group)	aꞏhiakwendahton’t
we all (me and others)	aꞏiaywakwendahton’t
we all (me and you all)	aekwakwendahton’t
you all	aeskwakwendahton’t
they all (women or animals)	aꞏyonkwendahton’t
they all (men or mixed group)	aꞏhonkwendahton’t

Imperative (-akwendahton’t)

you (singular)	sakwendahton’t
you two, you all	tsakwendahton’t
we two (me and you)	tiakwendahton’t
we all (me and you all)	kwakwendahton’t