Also Sel Koyokup (Great Spirit), itatcha, (P.) aleksandiste tza, (G.) Heleksenes

GO DRY. Co’hek tchohik, (P.).

GO HOME. Hvx’tes haxti-is, also, to go away.(P.).

GOLD. Ko’yvtvhop Hvyvp’ ko-atohop hayap, (P.) Also, gold money.

(ALL) GONE. Eto’xo itoxok, (G.6).

Etoh’xo cf. katihaho, It is all gone. (G.63), Welhaken etoxo, Done talking.

GOOD. Sokon sho-gon’ (sho-kon’ or sokonon to more than one

Or audience) shoxonin, shakonin, (G.14), (G.36)

cf. tama'l shoxonen, (G.55), a good-looking woman,

c.f. kuhn sokon, (G.72) The water is limpid/good,

cf. great is sokonsel, as in big/great good,

Cf. shoxonihat, sokonehv(t), (G.36) not good, (P.),

Cf. soponi, (P.). It is good, to all, sokonen, (B.), sokone, sokoni, (G.).

Oh my

GOODNESS Mv-tvt’ mah-dat

GOOSE. Lv’vlk laalk (or sv’svkwv, more common), (H.L.), lalak,

(G.17) sasa, (P.).

GOURD. E’we?iwi, (H.L.).

GOURMANDIZE. Memha’ke kunhvs’kus memhaki kunhaskus, (P.).

GRANARY. Mo’mo-vt’vop cf. momo-ataop, (d.P.), respected granary.

GRANDCHILD. Kunvhvl’ kunahal, (G.74).

Cf. vmvhales, amahaulis, (P.), my grandchildren.

GRANDFATHER. Tvh’teh’ (maternal or paternal), tate'h, (G.74) teite-isa, (P.), his grandfather.

GRANDMOTHER. Nes’te cf. neste (nisu), (P.), my grandmother, my father's sister.

GRAPE. V’scv astsa, (G.21), cf. (athlch'), (P.), grapes.

GRASS. E’wel ewel, (G.6), e’wel,(B.)...ohwell, (G.)

Cf. ewel hayapa (G.63) The grass (is) not (vts) green.

GRASSHOPPER. Selvt’ke(hv) shilatki, (G.7) silatke, (P.) shelatkeha, (B.).

GRATIFY. Sek’hales sek'halis, (P.).

GRAVE. Kunu’lekup kunuhelgup, kunulegup, (G.14) (P.).

GRAVEL. Ox’cekesep okh-tchik isip, (P.).

GREAT. Sel shil, also large, big, grand, shil, (G.38)

Cf. memhaki, (P.), a great deal of, lekep...lehkip, (G.).

GREEN. Hvyvp’(en) ewil hayapin is “Grass Green”, (G.27) kasaxtip can

mean gray-green or blue-green, (G.30) Note: hayap is sometimes used for yellow. Note: kasaxtip sometimes means grey or light blue.

cf. Vtul hvyvp, atul hayap, (G.63), green leaves, ka'hsipo, (P.) pookup, (B.) chwellhayah, (G.).

GREEN CORN. Ha’ko lac’kup hayko laych gup, (P.) kasaxtip, (P.).

GREY. Kus’vxtep kussatip, also, green, Note: kusvxtep, kasaxtip

sometimes means grey or light blue…kasaxtip can