Part of Speech: adjective

páax̣ʷ ‘spilled out’.

šúkʷani ‘known, endowed with spirit, having spirit power’; škáypi ‘spirited with škáyp power’.

ƛ̓ɨ́k ‘broken, cut, severed’; p̓áak ‘cracked, splintered’; č̓ɨ́x̣ni ‘cracked, fractured’.

čáyni ‘rotten, rotted’; mɨlá ‘bad, evil, ugly, rotten’; q̓ʷáˀan ‘spoiled, addicted to a particular indulgence’; íkʷaanki ~ sapámyaki ‘spoiled, pampered’.

k̓ʷáan ‘shriveled up from age’.

támšilpi ‘spotted; spotted horse (with brown or black spots), pinto’; támšilpi k̓úsi ‘spotted horse’.

ípuxpuxi ‘spread about’; áwšniči ‘spread out’; šuˀúyni ‘spread out, pressed out, flattened’; sáakli ‘around, spread around’.

hawlapáwlap ‘energetic, lively, willing, eager’.

ccáaks; ccáaks áčaš ‘squinty eyes’.

táwani ‘barbecued’.

tamíwaałtx̣i ‘piled up’.

kɨkanakɨ́kana ‘wobbly’.

p̓ukp̓úkiyi.

k̓átt.

ƛ̓wáy ‘inflexible, rigid’; c̓wáy ‘straight, rigid, erect’; q̓šáaš ‘curly, kinky; hard, stiff (of hide)’.

wɨsíix ‘silent, quiet’; ččúu ‘quiet, speechless, peace’.

apšɨ́x̣; twac̓axí.

tuˀúk ‘smelly, silly’.

tk̓ʷíikʷ ‘straight line, correct, honest, moral’; c̓wáy ‘stiff, erect’.