Part of Speech: noun

Bat (the flying mammal), Chiroptera. iwá tawwaynałá č̓átakš ‘the bat is a night flier’. [WS č̓át̓akš; Y lačatláčat; NP ˀúuc̓uc /ˀuc̓uc/.]

Alarm clock, door bell.

Bundle, tied up bundle.

Hide stretching frame. ičátpniša apɨ́x̣na čatpnitpamápa ‘he is stretching the hide on the frame’.

White-tailed deer, Odocoileus virginianus. [NP /tt´p̓ay/ ‘white-tailed doe’ (Aoki 1994:692); /tp̓ítawisiins/ ‘white-tailed buck’ (Aoki 1994:687, 756); cf. NE típ̓i ‘pronghorn, Antilocapra Americana‘; cf. Y čatwilí ‘pronghorn antelope’ (from čá- plus twilí ‘little tailed’).]

Scarf, bandana. [NE cuulaxsktpamá; WS x̣ʷšx̣ʷšlí; Y táwk̓x̣š; NP /nkáy̓mit/.]

Flag, banner. čawaaluukšpamá pátukš ‘flag pole’. [NE kúuluukš (káwaalookš); Y čáwiluukš; NP /tehey/ ‘fur, wool, flag’.]

Bit, bridle, the whole headstall. Also čawaanaynačáwas. [Y čáwiinaynakš; NP hím̓pay̓ayn.]

Puller, one who grabs and pulls.

Drawer. [Y šapax̣aapáwaas.]

Headband; outside wrap around for tepee.

Curtain. [Y čawiišq̓íšiš.]

Thread wax. WS.

Tepee liner, tent liner.

Tepee liner.

Wire. ičáwiwaša čáwiwatna ‘he’s stretching the wire’; palkliktpamá čáwiwat ‘barbed wire’. [NP /ˀpáyapt/ ‘partition; wire’.]

Rubberband.

Exile, wanderer, one who travels from place to place because he has no particular home, homeless person. [Y čawyalilkúla.]

Opener, instrument for opening; key (Y). pčɨšpamá čax̣ɨlpáwas ‘door handle’.

Door knob.