587 terms are adverbs

sápx̣ʷ-

Crawling. sápx̣ʷnayt ‘crawl out’; sápx̣ʷnaynač ‘crawl inside’; sápx̣ʷnayti ‘crawl’; sápx̣ʷninn ‘crawl around’; sápx̣ʷaap ‘crawl under’. [NP /ceptukte-/; sápx̣ʷ- is causative sáp- plus x̣ʷ- ‘on the ground’.]

sɨl-

Pertaining to the eye. sɨlk̓úk̓u ‘stye’; sɨlk̓ʷátk̓ʷat ‘eyelash, eyebrow’. [NP /sl-/; /sléw-/; /cl´m-/; /sl´m-/; cf. NP /slu/ ‘eye’.]

Never

čáw mún.

Next

c̓áak̓a ‘next in order’; anwím ‘last year, next year’.

sɨ́m-

On the rear, sitting, scooting, privates. sɨ́mq̓in ‘look at privates’; sɨ́mskawi ‘pick up discards, recycle’; sɨ́mšnawi ‘continue to look for’; sɨ́mtk̓in ‘watch from a crouched position’; sɨ́mtkʷata ‘eat sitting’; smɨ́tway ‘spouse’. [NP /cm´-/.]

sɨnwiyáł

Without speaking. áwnaš wínaša sɨnwiyáł ‘now I am going without speaking’; čáwš px̣ʷíša mɨlá aš kú wínaša sɨnwiyáł ‘I am not thinking bad when I am silent’. [NP c̓ix̣n̓éey̓ /c̓iqn̓éy̓/.]

Night

táw- ‘at night’; x̣áayx̣ ‘all night, till dawn’.

No

čáw ‘no, not’; čáw míš ‘no way’; čáwk̓a ‘no more, no longer’.

Noise

ná- ‘with noise, vocalization’.

Noiselessly

čukʷíin ‘quietly, noiselessly’.

Not

čáw ‘no, not’; čáwx̣i ‘not yet’; čáw tún waníči ‘not worth anything’.

Nothing

áwtik̓a ‘in vain, for nothing’.

Now

áw ‘now’;

íkuuk ‘right then, today’;

kpáyl ‘presently, recently, just now’;

áwtya ‘now rather, nevertheless, in spite of, notwithstanding’.

Nowhere

čáw mɨná; čáw máan wínataš ‘nowhere to go’.

sú-

With a saliently one dimensional object; in single file. súčipši ‘make vomit with a stick’; súkiik ‘mop’; súk̓ɨnk ‘close off’; sulátx̣ ‘put a long object into fire’; suk̓páwas ‘pin’; súk̓ʷaak ‘gore with horns’; sunáyti ‘go in single file’; súnknik ‘parade’; šúpni ‘jut out (land or rock ridge)’; súp̓sk ‘string beads’; súƛ̓wanp ‘dip’; súx̣aap ‘put under, put in oven’; suyátk ‘skewer fish or meat’; sulátas ‘leggings’; súwapx̣ʷaamit ‘tepee ear pole’. See also šú-. [NP /cú-/.]

sxʷ-

Pertaining to buttocks. sxʷyát̓a ‘wipe buttocks’. [NP /wqcuˀ-/.]

š-

With a cutting instrument. Distributive object. škúƛ̓k ‘cut up, quarter (deer, elk)’; šq̓ʷyɨ́mč ‘cut hair’; šƛ̓íip ‘cut up, slice’; šúwa ‘skin, butcher’; šx̣áap ‘slice for frying’. See also šx̣ɨ́-. [NP /ˀc-/ ~ /ˀs-/.]

šá-

With a cutting instrument. šáˀanakʷ ‘cut away’; šák̓ʷik ‘notch’; šánaq̓i ‘finish cutting’; šáq̓tč ‘plough’; šáq̓x̣ ‘tear, cut’; šáqʷɨnk ‘behead’; šáƛ̓aak ‘cut off’; šáƛ̓iip ‘cut off, slice off’; šáx̣aap ‘saw’; šáx̣ƛ̓k ‘cut’. [NP /ˀce-/, /ˀse-/.]

šáatɨm

All summer. [WS šatatɨ́m.]

šatmíki

In summer. aw kú kʷná patáwyanaykɨnx̣ana šátmiki ‘there then they would settle down with the summer’.