1,422 term are adjectives

Obese

čx̣áw ‘fat’.

Oblivious

waapx̣ʷináł ‘unthinking, without thinking, not thinking before acting’.

Obstinate

q̓ʷáaš ‘stubborn, bull headed’; q̓ʷaašq̓ʷáaš ‘really obstinate’.

Off

c̓ɨ́ps ‘released, popped off’.

Offended

yaˀáw ‘insulted; soft’.

šɨnɨnɨ́pni

Origin:

šɨnɨnɨ́pn(to be dizzy) + -i

Definition:

Dazed, dizzy.

Example: šɨnnɨ́pni iwá ‘he is dizzy’.

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[NE šɨšnɨpní.]

šp̓íit

Slicked down hair. tíšx̣šp̓itk ‘brush down’. See also sp̓íit. [NP sip̓íitsip̓it /sp̓ítsp̓it/ ‘supple, flexible’ (Aoki 1994:645); /cpyt/ ‘smooth’ (bound – Aoki 1994:39).]

šq̓múni

Wrinkled. šq̓múni iwá ‘it is wrinkled’; šq̓múni áwa táatpas ‘his shirt is wrinkled, her dress is wrinkled’; šq̓múniš wá kapú ‘my coat is wrinkled’. [NE šuˀumní; NP yuk̓úumyuk̓um /yk̓úmyk̓um/; /k̓íseyniˀns/.]

šq̓múšq̓mu

Rumpled, wrinkled. [NE šuˀúm; NP /yk̓úmyk̓um/.]

Old

miimá; muxmúx ‘aged, white (of hair)’.

Oldest

wat̓uyimá ‘eldest’.

One

    1. náx̣š ‘one’;
    2. lɨ́xs ‘one alone, single’;
      1. lɨxslɨ́xs ‘one by one, one at a time, in single file’;
    3. c̓íni ‘one-eyed’.

šɨ́tk

Tangled. šɨ́tk iwá ‘it is tangled up’; nɨkáštk ‘tie’; tamáštk ‘rope, lasso’; wástk ‘halter (a horse)’; wáaštk ‘entangle’; wiyáštk ‘tangle’. Ablaut: šáatk ‘brushy, thicket, tangle’. [NP /stk/ ~ /stk/ (bound roots); cf. also NP /wíststn/ ‘lace’.]

šɨ́tkni

Tangled up, ratted up. Also štɨ́kni.

Open

x̣lɨ́p; x̣áalp; qɨwíił ‘sweeping, clear’; čáx̣ɨlpi ‘opened, ajar’; čaˀáw ‘uncovered, open so air gets in’; qčákni ‘open mouthed’.

Orange

mɨqɨ́š; mɨqɨ́ł; mɨqɨ́łmɨqɨł ‘orange ones’.

Ordained

tamánwiyi ‘legislated, enacted, instituted’.

Ordinary

áčna ‘common, average’; walím ‘common, customary; traditional’.

Ornery

hawɨ́liš ‘mean, cantankerous’; páči ‘mean, bad-tempered, disrespectful’; wapčáy ‘prone to violence’.

šuˀúm

Wrinkled. ku čáw šuˀúm áwa tpɨ́š ‘and her face is not wrinkled’; čášuumk ‘pull up a drawstring’. See šq̓múni. [NE šuˀumní; Y šuˀúum; NP yuk̓úumyuk̓um /yk̓úmyk̓um/; k̓íiseynin̓ /k̓íseyniˀns/.]