gamiisha', gamiisha'an n shirt Gamiisha' k'aminhil lagyiw. The shirt dried yesterday. Yugsho' 'am shik'wina gamiisha'an. She will wash her white shirt.
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bebiich'at, bebiich'ata' v wring Bebiich'at 'ama' 'am gamiisha'an. He wrung his shirt. Bebiich'ata' na' banyu'un. I wrung the rag.
xayawshit, xayaawishta' v wear (cf. put on oneself) Ha'an da' xayaawishxon' Joe? What is Joe wearing? Xayaawishta' 'am lisanyu'un gamiisha'an. He wore his blue shirt.
sakaaka', sakaaka'an adj orange (color) Xoch'ooyot 'am gamiisha' sakaaka'. His orange shirt got dirty. Yugsho' 'am gamiisha'an sakaaka'an. He's going to wash his orange shirt.
ch'adit, ch'adta'₂ v patch (cf. mend) Ch'adit taa mokeela' 'am naawashi. That woman just mended her dresses. Ch'adta' galjina gamiisha'an 'alit. He mended many shirts a while ago.
ch'adit, ch'adta'₁ v mend (cf. patch) Ch'adit na' nim gamiisha'an. I mended my shirt. Ch'adta' 'am naawashi. She mended her dress.
hiyeema' adv long ago Bewinta' Dan gamiisha'an hiyeema'. Dan sewed a shirt a long time ago. Hiyeema' 'ap'om' lulunta' 'utuw. The ball hung in the tree a long time ago.
t'aalit, t'alta' v iron T'aalit na' nim gamiisha'an. I ironed my shirt. T'aliwig nim gamiisha'an. Go iron my shirt. (sem. domains: 6.6.2.3 - Working with metal, 6.5.3 - Building materials.)
paw'wit, paw'ta' adj fit Paw'wit k'osoy' bokbokshiw. The mouse fit in the hole. Paw'ta' na' hin gamiisha'an. I fit in this shirt.
'oy'et, 'oy'eta' v change Oy'et na' nim gamiisha'an. I changed my shirt. Oy'eta' 'am jageeda'an. He changed his jacket.
