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									  										helpa’bbõ andõ 
 to give aid, to provide assistancea’bbõ vȯtšõ 
 to search for helpA’b tu’ļ õigiz āigal. 
 The help came at just the right time.Kilāro’v a’b kuo’igmī’edõn tu’ļ aigstiz. 
 The help from the village folk reached the sailors in time.Kielk Tiļļõstõks āndizt ī’dtuoizõn a’bbõ. 
 Kielk and Tiļļõst helped each other.Ta vȯtšūb mi’nstõ (~ mi’n jūstõ) a’bbõ. 
 He is expecting help from me.
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									  										shoulderabīdi nustõ 
 to shrug [one's] shouldersPǟ u’m abūd va’isõ si’zzõl vie’dtõd. 
 [One's] shoulders are hunched.
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									  										to one’s aida’bbõl kǟ’dõ 
 to go helpa’bbõl lǟ’dõ 
 to go helpa’bbõl nuttõ 
 to ask someone to helpa’bbõl vȱlda 
 to be of help to someoneA’bbõl! 
 Help!Ma võtīz tä’m eņtšõn a’bbõl. 
 I took him to help me (as an aid or assistant).Ta kǟ’b muntõn a’bbõl. 
 He is on his way to help others.
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									  										bearda’bbõndõks mīez 
 a man with a beard, a bearded mana’bbiņi a’jjõ 
 to shave one's beard
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									  										barber
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									  										hair salon, barber shop
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									  										a beard hair
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									  										fragilea’bbõrz pū 
 fragile wooda’bbõrd tēgald 
 fragile bricks
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									  										ABC-book, primer
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									  										abessivelingv
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									  										marriagea’bjelāmizt murdõ 
 to commit adulterya’bjelāmizt rikkõ 
 to commit adultery
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									  										with the help ofjumāl a’bkõks 
 with god's help
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									  										ablativelingv
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									  a)help, aid, assistanceVanātǭți vȯļ āinaāigal sūr a’bli. 
 Grandfather was a great help during haytime.
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									  b)assistantdirektor abli 
 director's assistant
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									  										scapula, shoulder bladeanat
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									  										a (married) man
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									  										a (married) woman
