Pie. Šapulpulkłáma táaminwa patkʷátax̣ana šapápunx̣tanina ‘Shakers always eat pie’. [NP cepéepiy̓ux̣tin̓ /cepépy̓ux̣tiˀns/; cf. /py̓ux̣te/ ‘put between’.]
šapaq̓ičáwas
Clothes hanger. Also šapaq̓ičt̓áwas.
šapáq̓inut
Origin:
šapá- (causative) + q̓ínun (to see) + -t (nominal)
Defninition:
Display.
Example:
áwitk̓inayišaaš šapáq̓inut ‘I’m looking at their display’.
šapaq̓ɨpt̓áwas
Stapler.
šapášapš
Pack on a horse. ku áw kʷná išx̣ɨ́ƛ̓kɨnkika k̓ʷapɨ́n šapášapš ‘and now there she cut on off the aforementioned bags’. [NP /sepéˀsept/.]
šapátaatpasit
Dressing, dressing the dead before a funeral.
šapataawayitpamá
Ice chest, cooler, refrigerator.
šapataawayit̓áwas
Freezer.
šapataymut̓áwas
Television.
šapátk̓i
Show, display, performance, movie. ana kʷná šapátk̓i pamáˀanix̣ana tanánma ‘where the Indians used to have themselves perform’; suxaapt̓áwas šapátk̓i ‘video cassette’.
šapatk̓itpamá
Theater.
šapatk̓it̓áwas
Television.
šapatunx̣it̓áwas
Remote control.
šapátuq̓ikt
Horse anklet bells.
šapatwałá
Cement mixer.
šapatwanat̓áwas
Videocassette recorder (VCR).
šapáwaakmuykt
Rodeo, round-up. pawɨšáynatša šapáwaakmuyktpa ‘they’re moving in at the round-up’. [NP /wseylékt/.]
šapawaak̓ʷlkáwas
Grinder, mill. tutnipamá šapawaak̓ʷlkáwas ‘flour mill’.
šapawaaluuktpamá
Kite. ínaš łq̓iwitát̓aša šapawaaluuktpamáki ‘I want to play with the kite’.
šapawaanayttpamá
Fan; faucet. čuušpamá šapawaanayttpamá ‘water faucet’.