guixi bi'cu' ca la? rihuinnini lu ca layú ca, redanè nisani ne ro yuzeni la? ne ora semiá huiini ca igaani lu ca layú ca la? rihuiinini casi ti vi vara huiinisi pero laani la? zicaa xcuni zicaa xuni la? rundiibini ca layú ca la? ne ma qui randadi racacani dxiiña ne ora laani chuuni lu ti layú la? ma qui zareedini, guixi bi'cu' ne rábicabeni guixi bi'cu' la? purti laaca ro bi'cuni también
the guixi bi'cu' growns on the agricultural fields, the rains bring it along, and the cattle eat it and when the small seed germinates in the fields you see a little twig but that twig puts out roots, it puts out roots, and it ties itself to the land making it impossible to work the land later on and once it gets established in a plot of land, it will not come out, and guixi bi'cu' it is called guixi bi'cu' because dogs eat it too