gyak
gyak
>av comm. 1 morally and/or behaviourally right, proper, good; correctly, properly; well-behaved. Mii dash eta gonda niizh gyak gii-dbaajmowaad, naasaab gii-naajmowag, gaawii gii-noondaadsiiwag.
>Only two of them told the truth, for they related the same story, although they had not heard each other. SO1971.rs. Noongo nji niigaan gyak nga-zhiwebiz.
>From now on I will be good. AM1937.rs. Gyak zhi-yaa.
>He is a proper person. AM1937.rs. Gyak maaba nimosh, wedi dash bezhig dkonge.
>This dog is well-behaved, but that one bites. AM1937.rs. Kina gyak ninwag.
>They are all good men. AM1937.rs. 2 correct, proper (physical circumstances). Kina gegoo ngii-mkaan mno-yaag gyak zhi-yaag endaayaan.
>I found everything in good shape and my house in proper condition. AM1937.rs. Kina gegoo ngii-mkaan sa gyak gii-yaag maa endaayaan.
>I found everything in good shape at my house. AM1937.rs. Gaa wiin gyak gganwenmaasii.
>You are not taking proper care of him. AM1937.rs. 3 straight. Maanda mkokbinaagan, ni-zhaan maa gtigaaning gwyak enaabiishing aw mdaamin.
>Here's a basket, go there into the garden where the corn lies in a straight row. AK1976.rs. Mii dash gwyak odi gaa-zhi-giiwewaad Neyaashii-nagmiing.
>And they went straight home to Cape Croker. AK1976.rs. Giga-gikinoohamoonim ge-ani-izhaayeg gwayak ji-izhaayeg."
>I'll show you where you should go along so that you go straight." GM1940.rn.
>Full-vowel form: gwayak.