Apesiiw (achpesiiw), is very much
Apesiiw is a verb that means "is/does very much, does a lot, does intensely, is/does too much". It can be inflected for person, and the verb before it, which it amplifies, will take the -ch suffix, indicating that it and apesiiw have the same subject.
Pily hunnch apesiiw. It is very dark now.
'Esuw peyaach 'ehanch apesiiw. This food is very good.
'Emetaawarch 'apesiiw. I am very tired.
Muuyullpch mapesiiw. You got really scared.
In certain contexts, apesiiw can mean "too much":
Mesaawch mapesiiw. You eat too much.
Waaypch apesiiw. He talks too much.
-ch can be left off if it follows a similar sound:
'Eshash apesiiw. She is very beautiful.
Wellich apesiiw. It's really bad.
The plural of apesiiw is achpesiiw:
Muchewaypch machpesiiw. You guys talk a lot.
Welliich achpesiiw. They're really bad.
'Enyechewaarch 'achpesiiw. We're really hungry.
Pily hunnch apesiiw. It is very dark now.
'Esuw peyaach 'ehanch apesiiw. This food is very good.
'Emetaawarch 'apesiiw. I am very tired.
Muuyullpch mapesiiw. You got really scared.
In certain contexts, apesiiw can mean "too much":
Mesaawch mapesiiw. You eat too much.
Waaypch apesiiw. He talks too much.
-ch can be left off if it follows a similar sound:
'Eshash apesiiw. She is very beautiful.
Wellich apesiiw. It's really bad.
The plural of apesiiw is achpesiiw:
Muchewaypch machpesiiw. You guys talk a lot.
Welliich achpesiiw. They're really bad.
'Enyechewaarch 'achpesiiw. We're really hungry.