Matthew 24:32

Annok', ĭsksĭnik parable omŭx'ĭnĭstsĭs; okŭn'iksi otsa'kiŭkkĭnĭsĭssi, ki otsuio'pokassi, kitsksĭnipuau nepu'yi itasts'tsiu;

ŎKHS' I TSĬN IK SĬN NI ST. MATTHEW OT SĬN AI PI.

In The King James Version

Now learn a parable of the fig tree; When his branch is yet tender, and putteth forth leaves, ye know that summer is nigh:

In Context

31Ki ak'itŭpskuyiuax otatsĭm'otokatatsix ak'soksĭkkiax, ki aumai'tŭkkixk akitotomoi'piiauax, nĭssoo'ĭsts sopu'ĭsts ki spots'im umuk'itsipi:

33Neto'i maks'ĭnĭmenoainiki annists'isk, ĭsksĭnik, mŏkaststsĭssi, ito'to okh'sepĭstanĭsts.

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