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.
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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.
homnit, hominta' v greet Homnit nan. She greeted me. Hominta' 'am no'oomo. She greeted her mother.
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.
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'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.
gumal', gumali n grill (for cooking tortillas) Xap'eelat mejnit gumal'. The grill got really hot. Xitxitta' gumali. He scrubbed the grill.
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.
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!
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.
