dzadza̱Spelling variant ofdzi1ifif, indefiniteconjunctionindicates uncertainty: if; indefiniteGyiloom dza ko'ol minm log̱m g̱aadu.Don't forget to pick me up.Dza̱ di dzemn łgümet.You boil eggs too.
dzaamdzaamnounjam (Note: this is one of a small number of words that take the -gas possessive connective ending rather than the -as ending before a proper noun: dzaamgas Tammy, not *dzaams Tammy.)'Ap luk'wil ts'ma'antu dzaam.I really like jam.Adat gyik 'wayt ts'ima'an dzamḵ'oo.And she also enjoyed the thimbleberry jam.Adan bax gyiint da k'üülda na sidzaamu.And I brought up a jar of my jam for him.Heelda goo dog̱at, biskit, krakez, k'aba kukiiz, dzaam, 'nii dog̱as Simon, 'lii dootHe brought a lot of things, biscuits, crackers, little cookies, jam, that's what Simon brought, he put them onG̱awdi sidzaamu, dan wil gyik sit'aan tgyiilba üülaAfter I made jam, then I started rendering seal grease dzaam dahdeepreserved cranberriesDm sidzaam sm'maay'nm.We will make blueberry jamTs-U1Food, drink5.2.3.1.2Food from fruit
Dzaamgas Tammy.dzaam
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dzaayskintransitive_verbclear an areaYagwan xdzaaysga dm wil haytga waalp.I'm clearing where the house will stand.
dzabiksk*dza/bikskintransitive_verbdeep (e.g. of snow)Dzabiksga ḵ'aas Tommy.Tommy's cut is deep.Plural:dzipdzabiksk
dzadzaaydza/*dzaayFree variant ofdza'adzaysometimelater onadverblater onGooyu dm dzabn da dza'adzaay?What are you doing later on?
dza̱ga g̱ootintransitive_verbstunned, "blown away"Ada sm ludza̱ga g̱ooda 'yuuta, g̱a̱n smt sa xłmyaawgwit.And the man was really blown away, so he suddenly embraced her.Idiom ofdzakg̱oot
dzagm xgwatksintransitive_verbdie of cold, feel really cold'Yag̱ay łguułgm hana̱'a̱xsga Haywaas sm dzagm xgwatksit a txa̱'nii sah.However the daughter of the South Wind was dying of cold, all day long.
dza̱g̱a̱=*dza̱/g̱a̱1modifier_verbacrossYagwa dm txoot 'nag̱oog̱a dm dzag̱a yeltgit da laxHaida da sah gya'wn.She was shopping before she went back to Haida Gwaii today.Dm dzag̱ayilyelk.They are returning across (to Haida Gwaii).Ada 'a̱p aam wüdi sa'itdzag̱ałiilt wil aka ama ksibaa sa'wnsk.And it all came out blurry (because the fax was jammed) and the paper didn’t come through properly.Ts'uu na dzag̱ag̱adaawła dm int niist, ada akat 'waa 'wii mis'ola.Even though they went across to look for it, but they didn’t find the big brown bear.da dzag̱atguyeltgit da xbismsgüütand it turned over, and he bent over (to pick it up),dzog̱a doo ha'litooxk gisga gwasgathere were tables placed across the bridgeg̱ani waalt dzidza̱g̱a daawłt continued going acrossTs-C1Relative location & direction8.5.1.6Across2modifier_nounacrossDza̱g̱a̱ doosda dm g̱ooyu.I am going across there.Dza̱g̱a̱ 'na'doosda dm wil sig̱a̱boog̱m.We'll get some cockles across there.Ts-C1Relative location & direction8.5.1.6AcrossCompound:k'wila dza̱g̱a=continuousdza̱g̱a̱ baaintransitive_verbrun acrossdza̱g̱a̱ g̱a̱neexsnounbridgedza̱g̱a̱ yaaintransitive_verbgo across; move across; walk acrossdza̱g̱a̱da̱xt'aayłnounbat (small flying mammal)dza̱g̱a̱tgu=modifier_verbcircledza̱g̱a̱tgubaaintransitive_verb1run around in circles2capsize; to flip over, as a boat capsizing
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dza̱g̱a̱ ḵ'ołrun across (pl.)intransitive_verbrun across (pl.)Dzag̱a̱ ḵ'oła k'abatgüüłk a 'na doosda.The children ran across to the other side.
dza̱g̱a̱ waalxs*dza̱/g̱a̱/*waalxswalk acrossintransitive_verbwalk across (pl.)Dza̱g̱a̱ waalxsa gyet a g̱a̱neexs.The people are walking across the bridge.
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dza̱g̱a̱da̱xt'aayłdza̱/g̱a̱/dax/*taayłnounbat (small flying mammal)Hup'l di wil lipaayga dza̱g̱a̱daxt'aaył.At night is when bats fly around.Perry Reece, TxałgiiwHup'l di wil lipaayga dza̱g̱a̱daxt'aaył.Night is when bats fly around.Ts-E2Animals that fly1.6.1Types of animalsStem with Modifying Proclitic - based ondza̱g̱a̱=Dialect Variant:dza̱g̱a̱da̱xt'eeł
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dzag̱al=Free variant ofdza̱g̱m=toward shore ashorereturn inmodifier_verbcome inDawila silm dzag̱al yeltgas dip gwa'aAnd then they came back in.Ła 'naga dziiws da dza̱g̱a̱l baa 'wii boot.Long after daylight is when the big boat came running in.Ła nag̱oog̱a dm nookut gyaatk da dzag̱albaa boot.Before I went to bed last night, a boat came across.Na łat dzag̱al ts'ipdeeksa su float.They towed the new float in.Ksat Lawrence k'a dzag̱al g̱ooyt'iksit k'üülda aatk.Only Lawrence came in the other night.Da silm t'uksbaa speed boat nah dzag̱alhoyt.Then he went out on the speedboat which they had used to come in.
dza̱g̱a̱tgu=modifier_verbcircleAda sag̱ayt dza̱g̱a̱ tgu wan łgu gyibaaw.And they sat together in a circle around the little wolf.Stem with Modifying Proclitic - based ondza̱g̱a̱=tgu=