a’wet

Boie'nen language features distinct lexemes such as "awet" and "a'wet" that are differentiated solely by the presence of the ʻokina or glottal stop symbol (‘) as follows: 

Awet:\

• *Definition*: A person or thing that interferes with, obstructs, gets in the way, or slows the progress of someone or something; an impediment.

A'wet:\

• *Definition*: To remove primarily food being cooked from the fire or any cooking-heat source, regardless of the cooking vessel or gadget used.

NOTE: The presence or absence of the ʻokina (‘) or glottal stop symbol distinguishes between the two lexemes.
The definitions of "awet" and "a'wet" highlight the importance of the ʻokina symbol in Boie'nen orthography. By recognizing and respecting these distinctions, we can ensure accurate communication and preserve the nuances of the Boie'nen language.