158 terms start with “g

Go

-ta ‘go in order to’ (purposive).

Go

  1. To go
    1. wína;
      1. táwwina ‘go at night’;
      2. wínatˀuyi ‘begin to go’;
      3. wínatat̓a ‘want to go’;
      4. wínatx̣awn ‘go immediately, go right through’;
  2. Motion or manner, or going to a direction or towards somewhere
    1. áš ‘go in’;
      1. áštx̣awn ‘go on in’;
    2. át ‘go out’;
      1. táwˀat ‘go out (to the bathroom) at night’;
    3. kʷíyaann ‘go by’;
    4. náyti ‘go along’ (bound root);
      1. náynač ‘go inside’ (bound root);
      2. sunáyti ‘go in single file’;
      3. panáyti ‘go uphill’;
    5. ninn ‘go here and there’ (bound root);
      1. cuníncuninn ‘go about all over’;
    6. láytk̓i ‘go ashore’ (bound root);
    7. čɨ́mˀɨlɨpn ‘go up over in fear, go up to the top in fear’;
    8. táwtič ‘go to bed’;
    9. tunín ‘go upstream’;
    10. pɨ́x̣ʷn ‘scatter, spread out.’;
      1. yipɨ́x̣n ‘go downstream’.
      2. wáypx̣n ‘go downstream’;
    11. walúun ‘go into water’;
    12. wáa-In rapid motion; for awhile‘;
      1. wáasklik ‘go around, spin’;
      2. wáatk̓ʷk ‘go in a straight line’;
    13. wiyá- (While going along, along the way)
      1. wiyác̓aak ‘go near, approach’;
      2. wiyánaq̓i ‘finish going’;
      3. wiyáničanwi ‘go down’;
      4. wiyánknik ‘go around’;
      5. wiyáq̓ʷyɨmn ‘go along the side of the mountain’;
      6. wiyátk̓uk ‘go in a straight line’;
      7. wiyáx̣aap ‘go into the next room’;
    14. wánwi ‘go down’;
    15. x̣ʷáami ‘go up’;
  3. Go to a place
    1. aláyi ‘go down to a river or stream’;
    2. q̓ʷyɨ́mn ‘go up hill’;
    3. ɨlɨ́pn ‘go to the top of a ridge (such as to look over)’;
    4. núuša ‘go to the other land (after death)’;
    5. páqalapayk ‘go down a hill’;
    6. pyútn ‘go ashore’;
    7. skúulita ‘go to school’;
    8. wápa ‘go into brush’;
    9. tútapni ‘go to town on Saturday’;
  4. Do an action
    1. ‘go, do’;
    2. máana ‘go root digging (day trip)’;
    3. náwiyanayt ‘go out singing’;
    4. t̓ɨ́šn ‘go out (of fire)’;
      1. tx̣át̓ɨšk ‘suddenly go out (of light, fire)’;
    5. wát̓uyi ‘go ahead’;
    6. wilíilawi ‘try to go’;
    7. x̣ʷyáyčata ‘go take a sweatbath’;

Go

ášawa ‘go in to, visit’; áštwanatux̣ ‘go back in with’; čúuta ‘go for water’; łúukata ‘go to urniate’; nɨknín ‘go around’; šapáwina ’cause to go, send’; wáasklik ‘go around, spin’; wáatn ‘go on vision quest’; wáwna ‘go over the hill’; winanáwa ‘go to, approach’; wiyápniyawa ‘go out to meet’; wiyátwaa ‘go with, participate’; wiyáwna ‘go over (such as a log or stone)’; x̣níta ‘go root digging’; yáwna ‘go over, clear an obstacle’.

Goad

tx̣ʷnɨ́mpt̓a ‘spur’.

Goat

wáaw ‘mountain goat, Oreamnos americanus‘ (also called c̓ax̣íšx̣iš); šiipwáakuł ‘domestic goat, Capra aegagrus hircus‘; šúuwi ‘billy goat’.

God

aniłá ‘the Creator’; naknuwiłá ‘the Keeper’; naamí pyáp ‘our Elder Brother’; naamí pyáp páyatut ‘our Elder Brother Páyatut’; páyatut (name of the deity); tamanwiłá ‘the Lawgiver’; X̣ʷaamipamá ‘the One Above’.

Going

wiyá- ‘while going along, along the way’.

Gold

luc̓anmí ‘penny, copper, gold’; mɨx̣šmíx̣ax̣áykʷ ‘gold piece’.

Goldfish

luc̓anmí xúlxul ‘goldfish’.

Good

níix̣;

aníx̣anix̣ ‘good ones’;

qʷí ‘good (of odors or taste)’.

Good

  1. níix̣ ‘be good, clear up, be good weather’;
  2. níix̣wi ‘do well, do good, make friends, be at peace’.

Good

ayáya ‘have a good time, celebrate’; íniix̣i ‘fix, make good, improve’.

Goodness

paníix̣wit ‘decency, friendship, peace’.

Goods

wáawx̣it ‘goods traded on the man’s side at the wedding trade’.

Goofy

čkúpn ‘be silly, foolish, crazy’.

Goose

ákak ‘Canada goose, Branta canadensis‘ (also k̓lak̓lá); wɨšanałá ‘snow goose, Chen caerulescens‘.

Gooseberry

pínuš ‘swamp or black gooseberry, Ribes lacustre‘; pínušaaš ‘gooseberry bush’.

Gopher

ɨmí ‘gopher, mole’; tapunaytłá ‘northern pocket gopher, Thomomys talpoides‘; pyúuyax̣ ~ nč̓í pyúš ‘Pacific gopher snake, Pituophis catenifer catenifer‘; ‘white gopher snake, P. melanoleucus‘.

Gordian worm

nawinałanmí šúu ‘horsehair or gordian worm (Nematomorpha)’.

Gore

súk̓ʷaak ‘gore with horns’.