galush; galshuy'; galushiya n pants Galushum' ma'? Do you have pants? Xayan' galjina galushhuya 'am gaamaw. He put many pants on the bed. (sem. domains: 5.3.1 - Men's clothing.)
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shalabhiy', shalabhiya n peeler (cf. peel) Lak'wunit shalabhiy' nim xoch'ooyow. My peeler fell on the ground. Tan'eta' na' nim shalabhiya. I took my peeler.
tawaanish, tawaanisha n morning star Al'alkan' tawaanish. The morning star twinkles. Ka'yu' 'oshto' tawaanisha. Coyote stole morning star.
toy'ninaw n morning, in the Walipga 'ug toy'ninaw! You must arrive early in the morning!
no'om, no'oomo n mother Mich no'om nim wa'at'. My mother is really tall. Ta'ishta' 'ama' nim nopoopo yo' nim no'oomo. She saw my father and my mother.
no'om, nu'um n mother Mich no'om nim wa'at. My mother is really tall. Ta'ishta' 'ama' nim nopoopo yo' nim no'oomo. She saw my father and my mother. (sem. domains: 2.6.3 - Birth, 4.1.9.6 - Adopt, 4.1.9.1.2 - Father, mother, 1.6.2.5 - Parts of small animals, 2.6.4.2.1 - Rear a child.)
'ontip, 'ontipa n mother-in-law Xata'an' min 'ontipa maamila. Your mother-in-law is eating blueberries. Dihe' na' 'am 'ontipa. I will follow her mother-in-law.
k'osoy', k'osoyi n mouse Ama' gadya' k'osoy' xon' xoch'ooyow. That hungry mouse lives in the ground. Gaadu' yawaalit k'osoyi 'am shoyxow. The cat chased the mouse into its hole.
shama', shama'an n mouth K'amnit nim shama'. My mouth is dry. Somgo min shama'an! Cover your mouth!
'och'yet, 'och'yeeta' v near (to become) Och'yet naa'an 'ilk'a. We all got close to the water. Och'yeeta' na' ka'yu'un. I got close to the coyote.
