The boy sees the car.Lexical notes: Verb source: YM1987:798. This is an example of speech from Ch’ínílį́. Chidimazí comes from a nominalization of the clause Chidí nímaz (the car is round). Some speakers would say chidí nímazí.
You all stop the car!Lexical notes: The verb nidabinołtłáád could be Imperfective or Optative. The forms are the same. With the optative, the meaning is ’I hope you stop the cars.’