šɨ́tk; šɨ́tkni ~ štɨ́kni; wáaštki; šáatk ‘tangled, tangled such that one cannot pass, brushy’.
ímiiki; pláš ímiiki ~ pláš ímiiki apɨ́x̣ ‘white buckskin’.
paˀáam ‘bland, not bitter, bland’.
sápsik̓ʷani ‘educated, trained’; sápsik̓ʷani k̓úsi ‘trained horse’.
q̓áap ‘tight’.
łq̓ítɨmni ‘kidded, ribbed’.
pútɨmt; pútmu ‘ten people’.
kláa ‘vulnerable, frail, easily hurt’.
-aptit.
k̓ʷałáni ‘grateful, glad, happy’.
t̓nú; t̓nú útpas ‘thick blanket’.
q̓áyu ‘slender, skinny’; awíix ‘thin (of two dimensional objects)’.
čúut̓ani.
mɨtáaptit.
pútɨmt pútaaptit ‘ten hundred’.
súp̓ski ‘strung (beads), threaded (needle)’.
mɨ́taat; mɨ́taw ‘three people’.
wałáni ‘unwanted, thrown away, discarded’; tamáamuyni ‘thrown up on shore’.
nɨkáštki ‘tied up, tied down’; čáq̓pi ‘tied together’; walák̓iki ‘tied up’; k̓álaki ‘tied and packed on the back’.
