*šukʰe·nšukʰenʔ´1vbreathešukʰé·nem šá·tʼ šá·tʼ ceduwhen he breathes it goes /ša·tʼ ša·tʼ/ (like asthma)ʔacaʔ ʔaná· šulamʔ–qʼoʔdi šukʰenʔkʰe tʰin–šuhcenʔthe man is very sick; he cannot breathe well; he gasps laboriouslyšukʰena·labreath down into somethingšukʰentʰuʔdon't breathe!mi·meʔ ṭʼo sʼúhkul maʔyul biyolʔ šukʰentʰínatiBy that time only his heart was moving; he wasn’t breathing at all.meʔ mu šukʰe·nín mul duhṭʰal el duyempʰila ʔé· mu duhṭʰal ém ʔcayʔ yaʔ diʔboqó·yicʼiʔba If you should breathe while holding that pain, the disease could hide itself.cf*šukʰe·d2nbreathšukʰénʔ bíʔtʼeshort of breath, choked up with cold like asthmaticsukʰenʔ mohcʰotayʔget out of breath (from running)šukʰenʔ qʼoʔdi wiwith a good spiritšuhkʰenʔ bíʔtʼe pʰiʔtʼawe· mayou look short of breathšukʰenʔ lóʔwiye· tomy breathing droppedšukʰenʔ doʔqʼoʔdiwa·dugive my breath strength, spirit (to sing)!cfcahno2 32.2Body functions2.2.1Breathe, breathPrefixed:šu-*kʰe·nPlural*šukʰe·nmama·kina šukʰenʔn.p.má·kina šukʰenʔncar batterynaṭa šukʰe·nʔn.p.naṭa šúkʰenʔnquickening (moment in pregnancy when mother starts to feel child in uterus)šukʰenʔ cale·n.p.šukʰénʔ cale·nuvulašukʰenʔlin.p.šúkʰenʔlinlungssynšo·tʼʔahqʰa šukʰenʔn.p.ʔahqʰa šúkʰenʔnvapor*šukʰe·naqacdir.šukʰena·qáʔvsigh; draw a deap breath, inhale deeplypl.*šukehnaqac*šukʰe·naqacʰqacaus.šukʰena·qácʰqawvsave someone’s life; cause someone to draw breath