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- gishkóⁿ (v.s.)
- To be quick or handy at doing something.
- gishkóⁿ égoⁿ (adv.phrase)
- Quickly.
- gishkóⁿqti (v.s.)
- Very rapidly.
- gishkóⁿqtiégoⁿ (adv.phrase)
- Very quickly or suddenly.
- gí tʰhazhi (v.s.)
- To be sad, sorry, grieved.
- To be displeased.
- gíthazhiázhi (v.s.)
- Not to be sad, sorry, grieved, or displeased.
- gíthe (v.s.)
- To rejoice; rejoice in, be glad or pleased.
- gítheqti óⁿ (v.)
- To be very glad.
- gíthikoⁿ uthíshi (v.s.)
- Inevitable, unavoidable.
- gíthikóⁿzhiwáthe (v.s.)
- Inevitable, unavoidable.
- gíze (v.)
- To creak.
- gízhutʰoⁿ
- To be a good crop for one; to yield abundantly for one.
- giⁿthá (v.s.)
- Wrinkled, like the skin of an old person.
- gtha (v.s.)
- Unbraided, unwoven.
- gthágthoⁿde (v.a.)
- To wear away one's teeth by biting.
- gtháhutʰoⁿ
- To make his own cry, yell, or squeal by biting.
- gthákʰiⁿde (v.)
- To soften (one's piece of deer sinew) by drawing through the teeth.
- gthápiázhi (v.t.)
- To speak one's own badly; speak one's native language incorrectly or speak badly of one's relative.
- gthátha (v.)
- To go off suddenly, as a spool or ball, when dropped, rolls across the floor.
- gthátha (v.s.)
- Unbraided or unwoven of its own accord; unraveled.
