1,422 term are adjectives

cɨcwáyn

Shocking, amazing, surprising. áana cɨcwáyn iwá ‘oh, it’s amazing’. [NP cicwáayn /ccwáynt/.]

c̓áa

Near, close. c̓áa iwá ‘it’s close’; ana tún iwá čáw c̓áa kunam kʷáan níčta ‘anything that is not near you will put away’; áwa c̓áa náymu waničtmí ‘the name has a close relative’; c̓áapa pawámš tanánma ‘the people are coming close’; patútiša pac̓áa ‘they are standing close together’; c̓áanam wá tkʷátatyaw ‘you’re just in time to eat’; čáwnam c̓áa yúuk kʷná tkʷátata ‘you shouldn’t eat near there yonder’; c̓áax̣i áw iwá ‘it’s close enough’; c̓áa náymu ‘close relative’; c̓áak̓a ‘next’. [NE qɨ́nt; NP /q̓t´t/; also NP kíimtem̓ ‘near’ (in space), kíimtemcimk̓ey̓ ‘near’ (in time); cf. NP /c̓áˀn/ ‘fit, be right’.]

c̓áac̓aa

Near, very close. ku k̓ʷáy paˀanítat̓aša ánč̓ax̣i níit c̓áac̓aa ‘and again they are wanting to build houses close by’; ku páyš šuyápuma pawiyánawita ku patáwyanaykta c̓áac̓aa tímaniyaw tiičámyaw ‘and maybe the whites will arrive and settle near the reservation (marked land)’; kuƛ̓áax̣ʷ ikáƛ̓x̣ʷšana c̓íc̓k kʷná c̓áac̓aa ‘and he was devouring all the grass there nearby’; C̓smalpálma k̓ʷáy pawá c̓áac̓aa ‘the C̓smalpáls are nearby’; c̓áac̓aa náymu ‘very close relative’.

c̓í

Sweet; sugar. ilimúk iwá c̓í ‘blueberries are sweet’; c̓í iwá núkšitpa saxísaxi ‘syringa is sweet smelling’; íc̓ik ‘sweeten’; ílac̓ik ‘dry huckleberries over fire’; támc̓i ‘sweeten, spice’; c̓iłimá ‘cake, dessert’. [NP cicyúk̓is /cicyk̓ʷis/; S word is from Jargon.]

c̓iˀíix̣

Inexpensive, cheap, fragile, easy. čáw tún iwá c̓iˀíix̣ ‘nothing is inexpensive’; c̓iˀíix̣ iwá anít ‘it’s easy to make’; čuutpamá tkʷsáy iwá c̓iˀíix̣ ‘a water glass is fragile’. [NE c̓íix̣; NP /ˀélew̓ic/ ‘cheap, easy’; /c̓kc̓´k/ ‘fragile, easy to split’.]

c̓íil

Round, circular, circle, sphere. c̓íil iwačá áwšnitš ‘the mat was round’; c̓íil iwá álxayx ‘it is a full moon’; k̓usinmí aníyi c̓íil ‘horsehair head rosette’; šɨšaašmí aníyi c̓íil ‘porcupine head rosette’; c̓íil álxayx ‘full moon’; k̓piititpamá c̓íil ‘basketball hoop’. [N c̓íilɨl; NP /cilpcílp/ ‘circle’; cf. NP /c̓íln/ ‘be bent, coiled’; /c̓ílil/ ‘curl up’.]

c̓íni

One-eyed.

c̓ɨlc̓ɨ́l

Proud, arrogant, too good for. c̓ɨlc̓ɨ́l iwá tkʷátat tananmaamí ‘he is too good to eat Indian food’. See also cɨ́ˀli. [NP /c´l̓ii/.]

c̓ɨ́m

Very sharp. pšwá c̓ɨ́m ‘a sharp stone’; sapác̓ɨmk ‘sharpen’; tamác̓ɨmk ‘throw a sharp object’; wapác̓ɨmk ‘touch a sharp object’. See č̓ɨ́m. [NP /x̣´w̓ic/; cf. also NP /k̓´wn/ ‘break, cut, sever’.]

c̓ɨ́mt

Cracked, broken off. c̓ɨ́mt ikú šáx̣aapš ‘the board has cracked, broken off’.

c̓ɨmtc̓ɨ́mt

Easy to bend.

c̓múy

Warm. c̓múy iwá ámčni ‘it’s warm outside’; c̓múynaš wá ‘I am warm’; c̓múy iwá łk̓ʷí ‘it is a warm day’; mayc̓múy iwáta ‘it will get warmer’; k̓ína kú c̓múy láwaalawayčta c̓múy nč̓útay ‘soon then our warmth will cross over for sleeping’. [WS c̓mí; NP /luˀuq̓ic/.]

c̓ɨ́ps

Released, popped off. c̓ɨ́ps iwáyna ‘it has come loose’. [Cf. NP k̓apác /k̓p´c/ ‘loosen, release, settle (of food in stomach)’ (Aoki 1994:277).]

c̓wáy

Straight, stiff, erect. c̓wáy iwá wɨslak̓ʷskí ‘the arrow is straight’; kʷáy wínak c̓wáy ‘go straight there’. See also ƛ̓wáy; tk̓ʷíikʷ. [NP /c̓wéyc̓wey/.]

čaˀáš

Flirtatious, coy. čaˀáš iwá ‘she is a flirt’.

čaˀáw

Uncovered, open so the air can get in. čaˀáw k̓ʷáy iwá ‘that is open’.

čáˀay

Bad, ugly. čáˀay iwá ‘it is bad’.

č̓áam

Very sharp. See č̓ɨ́m.

čáč̓ɨmnayki

Bundled up for giving away, a big bundle.

čalútimani

Dyed, marked. [NP /t´lewtim̓eniˀns/; /tím̓eniˀns/.]