Niwakashææ'ö 01.30


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01.30.01

Ne' ne tyunénö'kwá nö'wôti tkanötayë' huikê Tsyutæætö' Úáte'.

Bass street was on the south side of town.


01.30.02

Ne' wai háhu' nö'wôti ëtyék kwá ahsö' thatinökek, ne' kwá he háhu' nö'wôti ökwanöhsút ëkahatöníák.

There were people living even further south, but the woods started behind our house.


01.30.03

Ne'hu kës wis wai níyô ëkëötayëthwahsék ne kanö'kwa' úya' ne' ne kanö'kwai's, ne' ha'tewaké niwa'aa nö'wö'he't.

There was first the row of fig trees, five of them, each smaller than the next.


01.30.04

Ne' niku'uu nikya'tu'tê thiyukwenyô ëkæ'thë' ne kuwanë ne' te'watætsöö'.

I was small enough to climb up in the branches of the largest one without breaking them.


01.30.05

Akáyakwas'ö wátsí niwa'aa ne' akathsi'was'ö ne unö'kwa' niyui'ö ne kánya'tsya'kö.

I would break off a small, dark fig and watch the milk oozing out from the severed neck.


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