homnit, hominta' v greet Homnit nan. She greeted me. Hominta' 'am no'oomo. She greeted her mother.
ch’i’wik’yat, ch’i’wik’yata’
ch'i'wik'yat, ch'i'wik'yata' v green (to become) Ch'i'wik'yat t'appash. The leaves turned green. Ch'iwik'yata' 'ilik' t'inhanaw. The water in the dam turned green.
ch’iwk’ay’, ch’iwik’ya
ch'iwk'ay', ch'iwik'ya n green (also: blue) Jalawne' holoomun taa ch'enbay' ch'iwk'ay'. That green bird always makes loud noises. Shawge' 'amak' otmobiila ch'iwik'ya. They both are going to buy a green car.
humk’uk’un, humk’uk’na
humk'uk'un, humk'uk'na adj gray Lipa'xon' humk'uk'un gaadu' ch'enbayi. The grey cat has been watching the bird. Hoxtit cheexa' gaadu'un humk'uk'na. The dog barked at the grey cat.
biniidam, biniidami
biniidam, biniidami n gravy Di'ishta' na' biniidami. I made gravy.
ch’aniwish, ch’aniwsha
ch'aniwish, ch'aniwsha n grasshopper Shil't'e' mi'in ch'aniwish lameesaw. The grasshopper will jump onto the table. Ch'aniwsha na' dachta'. I stepped on the grasshopper.
shokoy, shokooya₁
shokoy, shokooya₁ n grass K'amnit 'utu' 'ama' yo' shokoy. The trees and grass dried up. T'ulut shokooya. He burned the grass. (sem. domains: 6.2.1.5 - Growing grass, 6.2.4.1 - Cut grass, 6.7.3 - Carrying tool, 6.2.2.1 - Clear a field, 6.5.3 - Building materials, 1.5.5 - Parts of a plant, 5.5 - Fire.)
huuwas, huuwasi
huuwas, huuwasi n grape Hishe' mi'in huuwas. The grapes are going to be ripe soon. Meejinta' gobto' huuwasi. He picked a lot of grapes.
napshay’, napshayi
napshay', napshayi n grandson, granddaughter (diminutive) Waxal'an' 'am napshay'. His grandson is crying. K'epeenit mokeela' 'am napshayi. The woman put her grandson on her lap.
napash, napsha
napash, napsha n grandson, granddaughter
