Quiet, modest, serene.
1,422 term are adjectives
tmáak
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’.
tq̓úx̣
Chipped. tq̓úx̣ ikʷíya tikáyna ‘he chipped the dish’.
tq̓úx̣ni
Chipped (“such as an enamel dish”), chipped off. tq̓úx̣ni tikáy ‘chipped enamel dish’.
Placed
níči ‘placed, put away, buried’; pátuki ‘set, placed’.
Plain
walím ‘traditional, old fashioned, plain’.