He is tall. Ta u’m pitkā ka’zzõks.
He is tall [~of great stature]. Se u’m sūr kazāmõks
Bumblebees, they go underground [~into the ground]. Mǭni’gļikizt, ne jo lǟ’bõd mǭ’zõ.
He got a bump on [his] forehead. Ta sai būnga vȯntsõ.
Michael went back into the room with blue bumps on his forehead. Mikīļ lekš tu’bbõ tā’giž si’ņņizt būngadõks vȱntsas
A small group, there are not very many there. Budār, sǟ’l ä’b ūo vä’ggi pǟgiņ.
A small group of children clustered around the cabinet. Käp immar tu’ļ ku’bbõ budār läpši.
It had grown together with some small branches like a little bunch. Ta vȯļ ku’bbõ ka’zzõn seļļizt piškizt oksādõks ne’i nekā piški bugārõz.
A bundle, a large amount of something together. Buņț, midēgõd pǟgiņ ku’bsõ.
A small cartload of hay is also called a bundle. Piškīz āinadviedām ka nutāb buņțõks.
a bundle of flowers, one bouquet puțkõd kimp, ikš buket
The birch has a kind of a black bunch there. Kõuvõn seļļi sūr mustā ko’bbõr sǟ’l u’m.
a good amount of flounders jõvā kušt lešti
A wisp is what [one] makes from straw or grass; a kind of equisetaceous grass, [one] braids it together and makes a kind of [thing], with which [one] can clean wooden dishes; [one] dips the wisp in sand and then it also helps with cleaning [~to clean]. Kušt u’m se, mis tī’eb vȱlgist agā āinast; seļļi kõ’ŗsu’glimi āina, sīe vǟndab ī’dõku’bbõ, ja tī’eb seļļiz, missõks võib ȭŗõ pūst rīstidi; kažīz kušt kastāb jõugõ si’zzõl ja s’iz se ka ä’bțõb ȭŗõ.
Some branches are [like] a sort of black clump. Mūnda oksā seļļi sūr mustā pūzõr u’m.
a bunch of lingonberries būolgõd tōka
