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green
tu
  1. Blue, green.
green
sákʰa
  1. Raw, uncooked.
  2. Green, unripe; said of plums, choke cherries, or grapes when they are hard.
green
túqti
  1. Green.
  2. Dark green, very green.
green
túsábe
  1. Dark blue or green.
  2. Sky blue.
green
tú shabe égoⁿ
  1. Very dark green; greenish black.
green
tú kétha egoⁿ
  1. Sky blue, light blue.
  2. Dark green with an indigo tinge.
green caterpillar
wagthíshka tú
  1. Green worm (caterpillar?), about two inches long, without hair and with two black horns. "Green insect".
green dye
ítuthe
  1. Something used for coloring blue or green; blue/green dye or paint.
green hide
tahánuka
  1. A green hide, freshly taken from the animal and still wet.
green hide rattle
tahánuka péxe
  1. Rattle made of or covered with green hide.
green worm
wagthíshka tú
  1. Green worm (caterpillar?), about two inches long, without hair and with two black horns. "Green insect".
green-necked duck
páhiⁿ tu
  1. Green-necked duck (Anas boscas).
green-necked duck
míⁿxa páhiⁿ tu
  1. Green-necked duck; male of the species Anas boscas.
greeting
  1. Thank you.
  2. Greeting: Hello, How are you.
  3. Sign of approval: "Hear! Hear!"
  4. Discourse marker: "Well;" beginning of new paragraph.
  5. Used in calling to a distant person: "Hey, halloo, yoohoo".
  6. Adds emphasis to a command.
  7. oral period [used when somebody raises his voice]
gridiron
úzhegthoⁿ
  1. Gridiron; "something for roasting meat by a fire".
gridiron
tanúk izhégthoⁿ
  1. Gridiron, grill; "what meat is broiled on".
grieved
gíthazhiázhi
  1. Not to be sad, sorry, grieved, or displeased.
grieved
gí tʰhazhi
  1. To be sad, sorry, grieved.
  2. To be displeased.
grill
tanúk izhégthoⁿ
  1. Gridiron, grill; "what meat is broiled on".
grinder
wéthitúbe
  1. Coffee mill; coffee grinder.