x̣lák

Many, much. x̣láknaš wá núsux ‘I have lots of salmon’; x̣láknaš wá tímatay ‘I have a lot of writing to do’; x̣láknaš wá tímaš ‘I have a lot of books’; x̣láknaš wá tímaš tímatay ‘I have a lot of paperwork to do’; x̣lák iwá qalámqalam ittáwax̣ša ana kʷná paˀaníya watám ‘there is a lot of lodgepole pine growing where they made the lake’; x̣lák pawá miyánašma ‘there are many children’; ana kʷná x̣lák patkʷátaša x̣lákma tanánma ‘there where many people are eating much’; ílukas x̣lák ‘a lot of wood’; x̣lák k̓úsi ‘lots of horses’; x̣lák łk̓ʷí ‘many days’; x̣lákma ‘lots of people’; maykx̣ɨ́lak ‘more’; maykx̣lákma ‘more people’; wɨt̓úx̣lak ‘too much, too many’; x̣lakníin ‘too much, too many’. [N ɨlɨ́x̣; NP /ˀlqni/.]