Part of Speech: adjective

Dying out (of fire). t̓áaš iwá ‘it (fire) is dying out’; t̓aˀáaš ‘extinguished’. [NP /tohóos/.]

Flat. t̓ałáa iwá tkʷatatpamá ‘the table is flat’; t̓ałáa tiičám ‘flat land’; x̣yáw t̓ałáa tiičám ‘dry flat land’; t̓ałáa yúkaas ‘bull moose’; t̓ałáa ílukas ‘flat stick’; t̓ałáa pšwá ‘flat rock (they used these for making ɨpá)’; šapáwaat̓ałak ‘flatten’; tíwaat̓ałak ‘flatten by sitting on’; lapt̓ałá ‘salmon pemmican’; sapt̓ałá ‘salmon patties’. [NE & K t̓áy; NP /łt̓eˀł´t̓eˀ/, /t̓eyíit̓eyii/.]

Broken, cracked, shattered. t̓ɨ́kʷknaš kʷíya ačašpamá ‘my glasses broke’; t̓ɨ́kʷknaš kʷíya laqayx̣it̓áwas ‘my light broke’; t̓ɨ́kʷk iwáynana pinaq̓inut̓áwas ‘the window broke’; ƛ̓áax̣ʷ t̓ɨ́kʷk iwáynana laputáy ‘the bottle broke all up’; tamát̓kʷk ‘throw at and break’; wiyát̓uk ‘have one’s way blocked’. Ablaut: t̓áakʷk ‘broken’.

Broken, cracked. t̓kʷɨ́kni iwá tikáy ‘the cup is broken’.

Deaf, hard of hearing. t̓láak iwá yanwáy ‘the poor thing is hard of hearing’; ásamx̣našanaaš ku ƛ̓áax̣ʷma pawá t̓láakma ‘I was talking to them and they are all deaf’. [K mɨštíip (Jacobs 1931:163); NP /m´staps/.]

Thick. Of two dimensional objects. t̓nú iwá áwtukš ‘the canvas is thick’; t̓nú iwá skɨ́mskɨm ‘the buckskin is thick’; t̓nú útpas ‘thick blanket’. Opposite of ɨwíix. [NP tinníw̓is /tinnw-ˀis/ (or perhaps /tnnw-ˀis/).]

Scraped, stripped, split, debarked, softened (dogbane). t̓ɨ́x̣ni iwá taxʷɨ́s ‘the dogbane is split’; t̓ɨ́x̣ni taxʷɨ́s ‘debarked dogbane’.

Hidden, covert. áwmaš ƛamáy naknúwita ‘I will keep you in hiding now’ (Jacobs 1937:16.9.4, pg. 30).