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to catch
vi’zzõ akkõ
to catch, to capture
A’ž sa tǭ’d rištīngtõ akkõ, si’nnõn u’m vakțõmõst un vērgõmõst.
If you want to catch a person, you have to watch and scout [them] out.Kaš akūb īr vi’zzõ.
The cat catches the mouse.
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a)to grab hold of, to stick to
jū’rõ akkõ
to attack ~ to become attached toAkūb mi’nnõn ne’iku pīrgal silmõ.
[It] sticks to me like a splinter in the eye.Akkõks immõr ka’ggõlõ.
[S/he] would throw their arms around someone's neck.Rujā akūb ī’dtuoiz jū’rõ.
Some people are catching the illness.Rujā akīz mi’nnõn.
I caught the illness.Duņtš ä’b ak, u’m tȭlza.
The dagger does not strike, [it] is blunt. -
b)to grab, to grab onto
vi’zzõ akkõ
to become attached toMa akūb pū’zõ vi’zzõ, ku ma ä’b sadā.
I am grabbing onto the tree so that it does not fall down.Sa akūd sīe a’mmõn vi’zzõ.
You are grabbing hold of that shirt. -
c)to be having a good catch [of fish]
Sǟ’l amā jõvīst akūb.
The best catch is over there. -
d)to catch onto, to trip
Sīen jālga ä’b ak.
His foot does not catch.