User talk:Stephen G. Brown/text6

Colors

 * — black (it is dark colored)
 * — blue
 * , — brown
 * — offwhite, cream
 * — dark blue
 * — dark brown
 * — dark red
 * — gray
 * , — green
 * — light blue/green
 * — light gray
 * — light orange
 * — light yellow
 * — orange
 * — pink
 * — purple
 * — red
 * — white
 * — yellow

Sizes

 * — a pace or foot (measurement)
 * — it is relatively long
 * — it is relatively wide
 * — it is relatively big, large
 * — it is this long
 * — it is this wide
 * — it is this large
 * — it is square-cornered
 * — across, the width
 * — the long way, the length
 * — it is thin
 * — it is big, large
 * — how big?
 * — it being how big?
 * — this big
 * — as big as
 * — very big

Time

 * — when? (in the future)
 * — soon (pretty soon), in a little while
 * — tomorrow (stem: to pass the night; to become day)
 * — yesterday
 * — a time in the past
 * — a year
 * — years ago
 * — at that time
 * — already
 * — last year; a year ago (when it was this way before)
 * — when it is this way again (weather; next year)
 * — from then on; from that time on; from there this way; since then
 * — almost; nearly; about to
 * — from sunrise to sunset
 * , — dawn
 * — sunrise
 * — morning
 * — mid-morning
 * — almost noon
 * — noon
 * — mid-afternoon
 * — it has become mid-afternoon
 * — it is now mid-afternoon
 * — before sunset
 * — from sunset to sunrise
 * — dusk
 * — sunset, or evening
 * — nightfall
 * — before midnight
 * — midnight
 * — after midnight
 * — before dawn

Days of the week / yoołkááłígíí

 * , — Sunday
 * — Monday
 * — Tuesday
 * — Wednesday
 * — Thursday
 * — Friday
 * — Saturday

Seasons

 * — autumn
 * — winter
 * — spring
 * — summer

Months / náhidizídígíí

 * — January
 * — February
 * — March
 * — April
 * — May
 * — June
 * — July
 * — August
 * — September
 * — October
 * — November
 * — December

Clothing

 * — garment
 * — big garment
 * — clothes closet
 * — socks, stockings

Food / chʼiyáán

 * — thirsty
 * — hunger
 * — he is drinking it
 * — I am eating it
 * — I am drinking it
 * — he is eating it
 * — he ate it
 * — I ate it
 * — he is eating it (meat)
 * — he is chewing it (bun, bread)
 * — he is chewing it (gum, tobacco)
 * — I eat it repeatedly
 * — I drink it repeatedly
 * — it is good to the taste, it is sweet
 * — thick cornmeal mush
 * — peas
 * — can (canned goods)
 * — butter, margarine
 * — tortilla
 * — kneel-down bread
 * — corn
 * — popcorn
 * — milk
 * — lard; shortening
 * — salt
 * — sugar
 * — medicine
 * — chili
 * — sweet roles; cake
 * — crackers
 * — apples
 * — tomatoes
 * — orangers
 * — coffee
 * — beans
 * — matches
 * — soda; fizzy drink
 * — candy
 * — meat

Money

 * — dollar(s)
 * — money (bits)
 * — 25 cents (two bits)
 * — 50 cents (four bits)
 * — 75 cents (six bits)
 * — 15 cents
 * — 10 cents (blue or green)
 * — 5 cents (yellow)
 * — cent
 * — how (much) does it cost?
 * — how much does it/do they cost
 * — not expensive
 * — in payment for
 * — I’m buying it, selling it
 * — I bought it, sold it
 * — the place where items are bought, sold
 * — he’s buying, selling it
 * — he bought, sold it
 * — Internal Revenue Service

Directions & locations

 * — upwards
 * — up, upward
 * — downwards
 * — down, downward
 * — sideways; across from side to side
 * — across
 * — across
 * — where? in what direction?
 * — all directions
 * — in (toward) all directions
 * — from all directions
 * — in there
 * — in here
 * — there at, in (far)
 * — (same as áadi)
 * — from there (far) to here
 * — from there (far) and on
 * — as far as there (far)
 * — in the direction of there
 * — over there, that one
 * — there at (far, visible), over there
 * — toward there (far, visible)
 * — from there (far, visible) to here
 * — from there (far, visible) and on
 * — as far as there (far, visible)
 * — in the direction of there (far, visible)
 * — there (far, invisible) at (general)
 * — there (far, invisible) at (more specific)
 * — toward there (far, invisible)
 * — from there (far, invisible) to here
 * — from there (far, invisible) and on
 * — as far as there (far, invisible)
 * — in the direction of there (far, invisible)
 * — here at
 * — as far as here
 * — in the direction of here
 * — from here on
 * — (at) over here (specific)
 * — the one closer by
 * — this way; closer
 * — closer by; farther this way
 * — farther away

Places

 * — town, village (houses in place)
 * — city (a large number of houses lie scattered)
 * — among the houses
 * — Shiprock Pinnacle
 * — Monument Valley
 * — Rough Rock
 * — Gouldingʼs, Utah
 * — Window Rock
 * — Fort Defiance
 * — Grand Canyon
 * — Gallup, New Mexico (bridge crossing the Puerco River)
 * — Holbrook, Arizona (house under a cottonwood tree)
 * — Flagstaff or Durango (many houses)
 * — Farmington
 * — Albuquerque (large metal objects - bells - in position)
 * — Tuba City
 * — Kayenta
 * — Nazlini, AZ
 * — Shiprock, NM
 * — Sanders (red rock extending)
 * — Mt. Taylor, NM
 * — Washington, D.C. (federal)
 * — Crownpoint, NM

Nature

 * — arroyo; wash
 * — its washout; its canyon
 * — water running up out (as out of a fountain or spring)
 * — the water places are dried up
 * — an area or space
 * — snow
 * — it has snowed
 * — it is snowing
 * — water
 * — lake, pond, sea
 * — tree, cottonwood
 * — aspen
 * — lombardy poplar
 * — stone, rock
 * — wood, tree, stick, post
 * — wood, tree, stick, post

Animals

 * — deer
 * — moose
 * — squirrel that is light-colored
 * — prairie dog
 * — elk
 * — squirrel
 * — antelope
 * — coyote
 * — fox
 * — wolf
 * — wildcat
 * — mountain lion, cougar, puma
 * — bear
 * — chicken, hen
 * — sheep
 * — they are lambing, giving birth
 * — he is butchering
 * — i am butchering
 * — donkey, burro
 * — goat
 * — dog
 * — horse
 * — cat
 * — a quadruped repeatedly walks about
 * — a quadruped walks about
 * — animal

Clans
(* = 4 original clans)
 * * — bitter water clan
 * — yucca fruit-strung-out-in-a-line clan
 * — red cheek people (red bottom people)
 * — many hogans clan
 * — start-of-the-red-streaked people
 * — Zuni clan
 * — talks-in-blanket clan
 * — charcoal-streaked division (táchiiʼnii)
 * — little deer people
 * — corn pollen people
 * — turning mountain people
 * — Mohave clan
 * — deer spring clan
 * — living arrow clan
 * — trail-to-garden people
 * — sand hogan people
 * — badlands people
 * — giant people
 * — water-flows-together clan
 * — bear enemies (Tewa)
 * — Ute people division (táchiiʼnii)
 * — black sheep (San Felipe)
 * — big deer people
 * — rock-extends-into-water people
 * — salt water clan
 * — Mexican clan
 * — feather people
 * — gray-cottonwood-extend-out clan
 * — near the mountain clan
 * — sleep-rock people
 * — squash people
 * — corn people
 * — bead people
 * — big medicine people
 * — line-of-willows-extend-out-gray people
 * — tree stretcher people
 * — near-to-water clan
 * — foot-trails people
 * — coyote pass people (Jemez)
 * — gray-streak-ends clan
 * — deer people
 * — pumpkin people
 * * — mud clan
 * — Mescalero Apache clan
 * — red-running-into-the-water clan
 * — people of the valley
 * — salt people
 * — deer people (táchiiʼnii)
 * — black goat people
 * — black-streaked-wood people
 * — reed people
 * — Chiricahua Apache clan
 * — clumped tree people
 * — arrow people
 * — big water clan
 * — coyote spring people
 * — two-came-to-water clan
 * — yellow house people
 * — mountain cove clan
 * * — one-walks-around clan
 * — horizontal-water-under-cliffs people
 * — turkey people
 * — water's edge clan
 * — tobacco people
 * — sage brush hill clan
 * — Paiute people
 * — slanted-lava-spire people
 * — rabbit people (táchiiʼnii)
 * — hunger people
 * — moth people
 * — folded arms people
 * — flat foot people (Pima)
 * — bead people (tódíchʼíiʼnii)
 * — meadow people
 * — many mules clan
 * — many Comanche warriors clan
 * — sticking-up-ears people
 * — weavers (Zia)
 * — red house people (Zia)
 * — Ute clan
 * — many goats clan
 * — rock gap clan
 * — salt people
 * — bear people
 * * — towering house people
 * — cliff dwelling clan
 * — crystal rock
 * — two-rocks-sit clan
 * — light-water people
 * — blue bird people