wok'yit, wok'iyta' v give Wok'yit na' mam k'eexa'an. I gave you some money. Wok'iyta' nan k'eexa'an. She gave me some money.
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wanit, wanta' v give Wanit nan bonyo 'aabula. She gave me two apples. John wanta' p'aaya hedeeshan. John gave the child some wood.
shabakyit, shabakiyta' v give up (= cannot quite do something) Ama' p'ay' shabakyit balaashich'. That baby can't quite crawl. Mugshay' 'am shabakiyta' heweetich'. Her grandma couldn't quite walk.
galbiyit, galbiyta' v give up, 1 (= have a hard time) Galbiyit na'. I give up. Galbiyta' cheexa' yawaalich' gaadu'un. The dog gave up chasing the cat.
wasu', wasu'un n glass (to drink from) Taa wasu' bemeemat. That glass was full. Yugushta' galjina wasu'un. He washed many glasses.
p'onshuwsha'hiy', p'onshuwsha'hiya n gloves Bonoy' p'onshuwsha'hiy' t'apt'apnat tesech'iw. Two gloves knocked at the door. Ta'ishta' na' bonyo p'onshuwsha'hiya lameesaw. I saw two gloves on the table.
ch'a'it, ch'a'ta' v glue (cf. stick) P'onosh nim ch'a'ta' lameesaw. My hand was glued on the table.
deyit, deyta' v go ahead (cf. lead) Sandy deyit gosneenot. Sandy went ahead to cook. Deyta' may'. We went ahead (before anyone else).
mulnut, mulunta' v go down (for water) Mulnut' 'ilik' 'adil' dullaw. The water went down the hill. Mulunta' na' dullaw. I rolled down the mountain.
yoowit, yowto' v go home Kate yoowit toy'ninaw. Kate went home in the morning. Yowto' na'. I went home.
