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g̱a̱n [g̱a̱n]
common noun. tree; stick; wood
../mp3s/g-ul/gan-3-mb-kk-01.mp3 'Wiileeksa 'wii g̱a̱n betsgit da la̱x'oo dii. There's a great big tree standing on top of the hill.
../mp3s/g-ul/Gan-vn-hb-06.mp3 Ada wil dzag̱m waalxs gisga dm wil dzoxt gisga na miyaansga 'wii g̱an. And then they went ashore in order to make camp at the foot of a big tree.
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Photo by Tammy Blumhagen
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Image from Print Artist Platinum software, version 23, Bonus Graphics CD.
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Image courtesy of Aboriginal Education, School District 52
Thes.: 1.5.1 Tree, 1.5.5 Parts of a plant, Ts-D0 General, Ts-D1 Trees
Related entries: Stem with modifying proclitic adag̱a̱n  ghost bread | amg̱a̱n  red cedar | awlksgm g̱an  drifting log/driftwood | duula̱ g̱a̱n  lumber | Derivative g̱a̱n=1  wood | Plural g̱a̱ng̱a̱n  trees | Derivative g̱a̱ntk  hard/stiff/have an erection | g̱a̱wsgmg̱a̱n  pole | Contraction -g̱n  long/wooden | g̱o'osg̱a̱n  woodpecker | g̱oog̱ayg̱a̱n  woodpecker | hagwinse'ik'am g̱a̱n  log yarder | hapsg̱awlgmg̱a̱n  wooden spoon | haałg̱n  wall | iimg̱a̱n  witch's hair | maasa̱g̱a̱n  tree bark | miyaang̱a̱n  base of tree | 'nłanag̱a̱n  barrel | smg̱a̱n  red cedar | Compound taag̱a̱n  plank | txasg̱an  sliver | ts'mg̱a̱n  door frame | yelg̱a̱n  drilling stick

Bibliographic sources: Dunn, Practical Dictionary entry: 379. | Source: Draft Dictionary entry. Draft Dictionary entry.