I know that you and Tyope are good to each other.

I know that he gives you advice, and I know too"-- her voice rose and grew solemn--"that you have told him many things which neither Tzitz hanutsh nor Tanyi hanutsh like him to know." "Tyope is wise." "And he is also very bad," the younger brother exclaimed.

This made Zashue angry.
"If he is such a bad man why do you want to throw away Okoya, that jewel," he said with a grin of irony, "on that bad man's daughter?
It seems that you have called me in, only in order to slander the best of my brethren.

I am Koshare, and will remain Koshare, whether it pleases you, koitza, or not.

The mot[=a]tza here," alluding to Hayoue, "has still less to say about it.