bohlut, boohulta' v grow Mayish bohlut. The corn grew. Boohulta' ch'awik' hew. Poison oak grew here. (sem. domains: 9.1.1.2 - Become, change state, 6.2.1.1 - Growing grain, 4.3.1.3 - Mature in behavior, 6.2.1 - Growing crops, 1.5.6 - Growth of plants, 8.1.4.2 - Increase, 2.6.4.6 - Grow, get bigger.)
shidgil’, shidgila
shidgil', shidgila n ground squirrel Shidgil' 'am wayit shoyxo. The squirrel dug its hole. Shidgila na' bokhil peeliw. I found a squirrel on the road.
xoch’oy, xoch’ooyo
xoch'oy, xoch'ooyo n ground (cf. dirt, soil) Meejinta' xoch'oy ch'apiyta' shee'aliw. The ground was really wet in the rain. Potgo xoch'ooyo! Touch the ground!
ba’ot
ba'ot v grope Ba'ot na' limeek'ataw. I groped around when it's the dark. Ba'ota' 'ama' limk'iw wo'oyhuyaw. She groped around in the dark bedroom. (sem. domains: 7.3.4.5 - Actions of the hand.)
poyit, poyto’
poyit, poyto' v grind (cf. pound) Poyit bimyinde'en. He crushed the black pepper. Poyto' na' simiiya'an sheleelaw. I ground the seeds on the rock.
gumal’, gumali
gumal', gumali n grill (for cooking tortillas) Xap'eelat mejnit gumal'. The grill got really hot. Xitxitta' gumali. He scrubbed the grill.
pu’xat, pu’xata’
pu'xat, pu'xata' v grey, to become (for hair) Pu'xat 'am shilish. His hair turned grey. Min shilish meejinta' pu'xata'. Your hair turned really grey.
maw’, maawi
maw', maawi n grey squirrel Xata'an' maw' simiiya'an. The grey squirrel is eating seeds. Maawi na' wanit toonan. I gave the grey squirrel some nuts.
pu’xa’, pu’xa’an
pu'xa', pu'xa'an n grey hair Pu'xa' 'am na'ash hew ta'ishhanal. Her grey hair can be seen from here. Ohom' gay'sine' 'am pu'xa'an. He doesn't like his grey hair.
pu’xa’ich’
pu'xa'ich' adj grey (as in: the grey-haired one) Ta' mokeela' pu'xa'ich' shilsham'. She's the grey-haired woman.
