Part of Speech: adjective

Pertaining to drinking. čuutpamá tkʷsáy ‘drinking cup, water glass’.

Prepared. čúux̣anam wáta ‘you should be prepared’. [NP /ˀipnácapahmakiˀns/.]

Fat, obese. čx̣áwnaš wá ‘I am fat’; ččx̣áw ‘fat ones’. [K tɨšx̣áw (Jacobs 1931:243); Y čx̣áaw; NP /tsqaˀaw/; cf. NP /tsq/ ‘fat, grease’.]

Curly, tightly curled, kinky. [NP cax̣ax̣cáx̣ax̣ /cx̣x̣c´x̣x̣/; c̓ax̣ax̣c̓áx̣ax̣ /c̓x̣x̣c̓´x̣x̣/.]

Tightly curled.

Without breathing, lifeless. [NP /hesn̓éy̓/.]

Breathed, breathing. háašni iwá ‘he’s breathing’.

Bothersome. hananúy iwá pɨ́sc̓at ‘the fog is tiresome’; áwnam wá hananúy ‘you are being bothersome’; áw iwiyánawi hananúy ‘now the bothersome one has arrived’; hananúy muxláy ‘bothersome flies’; íhananuyk ‘bother, be bothersome’. [NP /lammt̓ic/.]

Energetic, spry, lively, willing, eager. hawlapáwlap k̓úsi ‘prancing horse’. [Y hawlɨ́p; NP /hawlapháwlap/; cf. NP /hawlapn/ ‘feel good, be active, refreshed, invigorated’.]

Mean, ornery. Also pronounced hawɨ́ˀliš. hawɨ́lišnam wá ‘you are mean’; hawɨ́liš iwačá ‘he was mean, he was a tough guy’. [NP hawál̓is /hawl̓is/

Soft, mushy. hawtháwt iwá ɨščɨ́t ‘the road is slippery’; hawtháwt sayáykʷ ‘soft sand’.

Peaceful. watx̣ɨ́n pawá haywáni ‘are they peaceful?’; kʷná iwá píiƛ̓iyawit čná iwá haywáni ‘there it is war, here it is peaceful’. [NP /haywániˀns/.]

Past participle. ataš kúuš wačá náma sápsik̓ʷani ‘such as we were taught’; ku áwača wátisas aníyi kakyanmí p̓ip̓inmí ‘and his rope was made of animal intestine’; tílaaki níyi iwačá miyuux̣míyaw ‘a woman was given to the chief’; čáw mɨná iwačá aníyi tamicáwas ‘nowhere was there a cemetery made’; áwata aníyi wilawiix̣tpamá ‘their racetrack will be made’; ku iwá pčɨ́š wíwac̓aaki ‘and each door/gate is locked’; wáx̣ɨmki iwá ɨst̓swáakuł ‘the corn is ground’; níči iwá ‘he is put away (buried)’; wɨ́npi iwá ‘he is arrested’; lɨ́mq̓ini iwačá ‘he had his eyes closed’; tmíyuni iwá ‘it is decided’; šq̓múni iwá ‘it is wrinkled’; wátana pamáwšuwani ‘we will be readied’; ɨsɨ́xʷi ‘female salmon, female fish’; áwtaši ‘wounded’; áwtni ‘tabooed’; čáwiwani ‘stretched’; ílax̣ʷayx̣i ‘heated up’; pánaymuni ‘related to one another’; sapác̓ɨmki ‘sharpened’; sapák̓stni ‘cooled down’; sapasunaytí ‘wheel barrow’; táax̣aluuni calutimat̓áwas ‘dyed cornhusk’; wák̓ɨlki nɨkʷɨ́t ‘hamburger’; walák̓iki łkmá ‘the stick-game bone with the mark’; waníči ‘named’; wánpi ‘sung (one who has sung the medicine song)’; wášani ‘ridden’; wáašani ‘adherent of the dreamer religion’; xawíyi ‘mature, ripened’. With nouns: čáwx̣inam wá wɨłq̓ámi ‘you are not similarly shod’; tamámi ‘cake’; pátasi ‘quail’; púuši ‘having juniper, worthless land’. [NE -í; NP /-iˀins/.]

Unwashed, dirty. More negative than tatíi. pakúukišana iix̣áłki apápki ‘they were cooking with unwashed hands’.

Inclusive marker. All of two, found in naptík ‘both’. pšwayíkpat inɨ́q̓ʷna ‘he swallowed them rock and all’ (Jacobs 1937:11.7.4, pg. 18). See also -ák. [NP /-ik/ in /ˀúyleptik/ ‘both things’.]

Cleaned, cleansed washed. íkiiki iwá ‘it’s cleaned’. [NP capáakaykin̓ /capákykiˀns/.]

Pertaining to cleaning. k̓ɨštɨ́n ikiiktpamá ‘tooth brush’; wisxáwas k̓ɨštɨ́n ikiiktpamá ‘dental floss’.

Fried. Also pronounced, ílac̓qi. ílač̓x̣i ipáax̣ ‘fried bread’. [NE ilač̓x̣í; Y ílačx̣i; NP /k̓ʷ´smiˀns/.]

Smoked buckskin. [NP /capáˀlamqskiˀns/.]

Dried. ílax̣yawiyi nɨkʷɨ́t ‘dried meat’. [NE ilax̣yawiyí; NP /capáˀlaqy̓awiˀins/.]