Flat, ironed, flat tire. [NP /łt̓eˀł´t̓eˀ/; cf. NP /suˀúp/ ‘removed, off’.]
1,422 term are adjectives
šuˀúyni
Spread out, pressed out, flattened. [NP /t̓ey´yt̓eyy/.]
šúki
Recognized, identified, known. Sometimes šúkni. kʷyáam pawačá šúkni ‘truly they were known’. [NE šukí; NP /sukiins/.]
šúkʷani
Known, having spirit power. wɨšánatapam íkʷɨn ana kʷná wá náx̣š ánč̓a šúkʷani táy ‘you’ll move there where we have another known meadow’; ana kú patákaˀuyiyayiya paanáy čɨ́mti tux̣ʷɨ́nat ku iwá šúkʷani tkʷaynpłá ‘when they feasted his first new kill then he was a known/spirited hunter’; ku aw kú pawɨ́šayčɨnx̣a šúkʷani tkʷaynpłá ‘and then they become known/spirited hunters’; kunam kúuk wáta šúkʷani ‘and then you will be spirited’. [NP cúukwenin̓ /cúkweniˀns/.]
šup̓áa
Deflated, limp, flaccid. šup̓áa áwa ɨ́m ‘he is pouting’; šup̓áa áku waasklikáwas ‘his tire has gone flat’; šup̓áa waasklikáwas ‘flat tire’. [NP /wyós/.]
šuynáł
Unresponsive to hard lessons. [NP /ssuyn̓éy̓/.]
Outfitted
wapáwani ‘dressed up’.
Overcooked
ílatamawni; at̓išníin.
-t
Nonhuman numeral classifier. nápt ‘two’; mɨ́taat ‘three’; pínapt ‘four’; páx̣at ‘five’. The nonhuman classifier is the default classifier. It might also occur when it is not deemed relevant to mark for humanness. For the human numeral classifier see -u. [NP /-t(i)/.]
taˀáaš
Dim, dark. [NP /tahastáhas/ and /tohohóos/ ‘going out (of fire)’.]
taˀáam
Cloudy. taˀáam iwá ‘it’s cloudy’; áw iwámš taˀáam ‘it’s coming cloudy’. [NP /tehéem/ ‘dark, empty (of a house)’.]
táˀawtašiyi
Wounded (by an arrow or bullet). táˀawtašiyi iwačá yáamaš ‘the deer was wounded’.
taˀáx̣
Icy. taˀáx̣ iwá ɨščɨ́t ‘the road is icy’. [Cf. NP /teek/ ‘in cold, freezing’.]
táani
Put in, canned. táani áwača wíwnu ‘their huckleberries were canned’. [NE ɨtaaní; NW tíini; ˀítin̓ /ˀ´te-iˀns/.]
táaq̓iš
Eldest. táaq̓iš áwa íšt ‘it was her eldest son’. [NP /téeq̓is/.]
táatpasiyi
Dressed. [NP /wepelíkniˀns/; /sm̓qiins/.]
taatpasnút
Shirtless, without clothes. [NP /ssm̓qnot/.]
taawayłimá
Icy, consisting of ice. taawayłimá čúuš ‘ice water’.
táax̣aluuni
Dyed. táax̣aluuni iwá ‘it’s dyed’; táax̣aluuni calutimat̓áwas ‘dyed cornhusk’.
tálx̣
Empty. k̓ʷáy níit iwá tálx̣ ‘that house is empty’; ítalx̣i ‘make room for’. [Cf. perhaps NP **taláx̣ /tl´q/ ‘stoped’.]