ílukas ‘wood, firewood’; kápɨn ‘digging stick’; páłpas ‘roasting stick’; suyátkas ‘fish or meat skewer’; túk̓aš ‘cane, walking stick’; łtúwitas ‘kick stick in the bone game’; čak̓ilakáwas ‘hooked stick for pulling down limbs when picking fruit; proposal dance stick’; k̓ilyakáwas ‘hooked stick used to pull down limbs while picking chokecherries’; šapiinawitpamá ‘measuring tape, ruler, yard stick’; patkʷaytaliwit̓áwas ‘hoop game stick’; q̓ɨx̣línaq̓it ‘stick used to finish or tie off the tule mat’; táwaxicas ‘stick-game stick’; wáawx̣i ‘stick presented from the man’s side at the wedding trade to be redeemed as a horse or cow’; wáƛ̓ikas ‘small drum stick used to hit the pole in the stick-game songs’; waƛ̓ikáwas ‘club for killing animals (such as mice, snakes)’; wɨx̣itpamá ‘throwing stick, atlatl’.