Part of Speech: adjective

-łimá ‘consisting of, made of’.

lɨlúyni ‘contaminated from the dead’.

kúukiyi; twášani ‘seethed, boiled’; wáynuuni ‘boiled, cooked in a pot, canned’.

waˀáax̣ ‘mild’.

k̓sáat ‘cooled off (such as something that was cooked)’; sapák̓psni ~ sapák̓stni ‘cooled down’.

čanupáa ‘able, competent, energetic, dependable, supportive’.

pálkliki ‘fenced’.

tk̓ʷíikʷ ‘straight, right, honest, moral’.

sámx̣nani ‘talked to, advised, cautioned’; súsuni ‘whispered to, rightly guided’.

ititámani ‘counted, read’.

ísp̓iyi ‘covered up’; tamáƛ̓ɨmux̣i ‘covered up, covered over’; támlɨk̓ʷiči ‘covered with dirt, covered up’.

isp̓itnút ‘no covers’.

ƛamáy ‘hidden’.

čaˀáš ‘flirtatious, coy’.

c̓ɨ́mt ‘cracked, broken off’; č̓ɨ́x̣ni ‘cracked, split’; p̓áak ‘cracked, split’; t̓ɨ́kʷk ‘broken, cracked’.

lɨ́št̓x̣ʷi ‘sparked’.

púwani ‘secured in cradleboard’.

át̓ɨlpi ‘mad, insane’; paláy ‘senseless, intoxicated, drunk; forgetful’.

č̓úumni ‘creased’ (as when dress or pants creased in buttocks).

tamánwiyi ‘legislated, ordained, instituted, produced’.