Place near Rock Creek, Washington. Site of Black Wolf cemetery.
tɨmnawáakuł
He He, place on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation. Also called Šítaykt. [WS Kaslikáwas; Wasq̓ʷlikáwas.]
témeskuyes
Dayton, Washington, area.
tmɨšwáakʷł
Bitter cherry (Prunus emarginata); domestic cherry (Prunus avium). See also ašnɨ́pš; psuniwáakuł.
tɨ́n
Jaw, jawbone. Also ɨ́mtnɨm. patáˀaniyayišana cɨ́mti tɨ́n ‘they were making him a new jaw’. k̓ɨštɨ́n ‘tooth’. [NP /tn/.]
tnán
Bluff, cliff. tnánin pásapuukasisa ‘the bluffs are echoing him’; isapúukasisaas tnánɨm ‘the bluff is echoing me’; tnán tqúni ‘cave’. [NP tílel /tlel/.]
tnánnaq̓it
End of cliff, base of rimrock.
tɨntɨ́t
Sumac, Rhus glabra. [NP tiltitíltit /tltt´ltt/.]
tɨntɨ́t
Area with sumac on road going north from McKay Creek to Mission.
tnúun
Bighorn sheep, Ovis canadensis. [NP /tn̓unn/ (male); /hiyéte/ (female).]
tpɨ́š
Face, cheek. pamáwapawax̣ana tpɨ́špa ‘they used to decorate themselves on their faces’; ku pamáwapawax̣ana ayáyat q̓ínupa tpɨ́špa tílaakima ‘and the women used to decorate themselves on their faces beautiful to see’; watik̓aasasanmí tpɨ́š ‘lizard face’ (refers to a badly scarred face); mɨsámsa tpɨ́š ‘mask’. [NE lɨptá; NP /msty/.]
Pharmacy
płx̣pamá ‘pertaining to medicine’.
Pheasant
Calmɨnmí wašwášnu ‘ringnecked pheasant, Phasianus colchicus‘.
Phlox
tamašampamá ‘spiny or carpet phlox, Phlox hoodii‘.
tɨpstɨ́ps
Salmon cheeks.
Phone
taymúusya ‘cell phone’.