Part of Speech: adjective

nɨkáštki ‘tied up, tied down’; čáq̓pi ‘tied together’; walák̓iki ‘tied up’; k̓álaki ‘tied and packed on the back’.

kʷáat; yáaq̓p; q̓áap; qáapt ‘packed in, crowded, tight’; q̓šɨ́š ‘tight fisted’.

kkɨ́skkɨs ‘very tiny’ (distributive).

šaláw ‘weary, weak, lazy’; šaláwiyi (mostly shortens to šaláwi) ‘worn-out, exhausted’.

łáakap ‘bothersome’; kɨc̓ɨc̓áas ‘tiring, bothersome’.

šapálaq̓ʷšq̓ʷšiyi.

k̓uk̓úk̓uk̓u ‘close together’; páwiyalɨxssimit ‘coming together as one’.

ɨ́nni ‘said, promised’; ɨ́nˀnni ‘told time and again’.

q̓ɨ́x̣ni; tk̓áx̣; tk̓áx̣ni.

skáw ‘fierce, resilient, bold’.

walím ‘common, ordinary, old fashioned’.

sápsik̓ʷani ‘taught, educated’; súsuni ‘whispered, advised’; sápsik̓ʷani k̓úsi ‘trained horse’.

łiˀíx̣.

átaw ‘valuable, important, desirable, lovely’.

kʷyáam ‘accurate, correct’.

pútɨmt ku nápt ‘ten and two’.

náaptit.

kƛákƛani ‘twinned, two of something’.

wak̓ɨ́mski.