Respectful. tmáak iwá ‘he is respectful’.
tmaylíš
Acting like a young woman, cross dressing. pináˀaniša tmaylíštmayliš ‘he is making himself like a young woman’.
tmáyni
Respected.
tmíyuni
Planned, decided. [NP /tmmíyuniˀns/.]
tpíin
Smooth, unwrinkled. Also lulúu. [NP tiipitíipit /tiipit-tiipit/.]
Pierced
pɨ́tyani ‘stabed’; táwani ‘barbecued’; páp̓ski ‘pierced (skin)’.
Piled
ík̓uki ‘piled up’; tamíwaałtx̣i ‘piled up (of rocks)’.
Pinned
páq̓pi ‘pinned on’.
Pinto
támšilpi ‘spotted; spotted horse (with brown or black spots)’; támšilpik̓úsi ‘spotted horse’.
Piquant
pƛɨ́k ‘spicy, hot; black pepper’.
Pitiful
yiyáw ‘miserable, poor’; ɨšnɨwáy ‘poor, unfortunate’; yanwáy ‘in a bad state’.
tqútquni
Holey, full of holes, perforated.
tq̓áx̣ni
Torn. tq̓áx̣ni áwa táatpas ‘her dress is torn’. [Cf. possibly /tq̓ʷqn/ ‘peel, be bald’.]
tq̓íx̣
Desired, valued, not to be given up. wášnaš tq̓íx̣ ‘mine is valued (“I don’t want to sell it”)’; tq̓íx̣na wá naamí wána ‘our river is indispensible’; páyšmaš wáta tq̓íx̣ kumaš čáw mún íƛ̓iyawiyanita ‘if it’s your desire then I would never kill yours’ (Jacobs 1937:16.11.4, pg. 31).
tq̓íx̣ni
Liked, wanted. tq̓íx̣ni iwá ‘he is liked, it is wanted’.