The "A" class verb 'looking for him' in present tense.
Root verb -yo-
tsi-'yo-ha I am looking for him.
hi-hyo-ha you are looking for him.
a-hyo-ha he/she/it is looking for him.
ini-hyo-ha the two of us (including you) are looking for him.
sdi-hyo-ha you two are looking for him.
osdi-hyo-ha the two of us (not including you ) are looking for him.
idi-hyo-ha we all (including you) are looking for him.
otsi-hyo-ha we all (not including you) are looking for him.
itsi-hyo-ha you all are looking for him.
ani-hyo-ha they are looking for him.
1. Diniyotli gotsihyoha.
We are all (not you) looking for (them) the children.
2. Na asgaya otsihyoha.
We are all (not you) looking for (him) the man.
3. Udo tsi'yoha.
I am looking for my sister.
4. Unetsi atsutsa anihyoha.
They are looking for their son.
5. Dideyohvsgi osdihyoha.
We two are looking for the teacher.
6. Dideyohvsgige itsihyoha.
Are you all looking for the teacher?
7. Hadi, dideyohvsgige gesdi yotsihyoha.
No, we are not looking for the teacher.
udo - sibling of the opposite sex
unetsi atsutsa - his / their son
dideyohvsgi - a teacher