The verb 'to buy it' in infinitive form.
Root verb -wahis-
agi-wahis-di I - to buy it.
tsa-wahis-di you - to buy it.
u-wahis-di he/she/it - to buy it.
gini-wahis-di the two of us (including you) - to buy it.
sdi-wahis-di you two - to speak it.
ogini-wahis-di the two of us (not including you ) - to buy it.
igi-wahis-di we all (including you) - to buy it.
ogi-wahis-di we all (not including you) - to buy it.
itsi-wahis-di you all - to buy it.
uni-wahis-di they - to buy it.
1. Unvdi uwahisdi uduli na ageya.
The/that woman wants to buy milk.
2. Kawisg agiwahisdi tsaduli?
Do you want me to buy coffee?
3. Dagwalelu uniwahisdi unaduli.
They want to buy a car.
4. Dalonige udanenv tsawahisdi agwaduli.
I want you to buy orange juice.
5. Tali digowelodi doginiwahisdi doginaduli.
The two of us want to buy two pencils.
5. Atse galtsode sdiwahisdi sdaduli.
You two want to buy a new house.
6. Alisdayvdi agiwahisdi agwaduli.
I want to buy groceries.
unvdi - milk
udanenv - juice
dalonige - orange
digowelodi - pencil
atse - new
galtsode - house
alisdayvdi - food, groceries