éyes

to have fun

éy-es-thet = good-?-refl; means the same as éyes (EH);

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eyéy

good

eyeqel

have a clear voice

alíy

good (eg. many things, people)

the -l- here indicates plurality. good of one would be éy

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éystelómet

pretending to be good, wanting to be accepted

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éystexw

to like (it)

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eyém

strong

Alternative form: iyém, íyém

Can apply to person, words, medicine, etc. e.g. eyém sq'óq'ey a real bad (strong) sickness

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iyómex

good-looking, beautiful, pretty, handsome, looks good

Alternative form: iyóméx

note the -ómex suffix, meaning "looking like, in looks"

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a'iy

cute (little ones)

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eyésthet

to have fun

This is an alternative form to éyes, and means the same

alíyó:mex

good looking (of several people)

the -ómex ending here indicates the 'looking, in appreareance' (pg 353). e.g. qelómex 'ugly, ugly looking'. 'good looking' of one person would be iyómex, or éyómex.

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eyéystexw

liking something

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íyiyómex

good-looking