Part of Speech: noun

č̓íin ~ t̓íix̣ ‘American pica, Ochotona princeps‘.

tmaaniłá ‘berry picker, fruit picker’.

sapsanáwas ‘travois, trailer, pickup truck’.

tímani pšwá ‘rock marking’.

sapálalp̓at ‘picture, photograph, painting’.

šapápunx̣tani.

patk̓ʷáylaki ‘piebald horse, baldface or blazed face horse’ (also, páłumx̣i).

kúƛ̓k ~ kúƛk ‘chunk’; kúc̓k ~ kúck ‘small piece’; kuƛ̓kúƛ̓k nɨkʷɨ́t ‘chunks of meat’.

pápškt mɨšyúnaq̓itpa ‘piercing the ear’.

kušúu ‘pig, pork, Sus scrofa‘ (also called, huq̓húq̓).

qúynu ‘band-tailed pigeon, Patagioenas fasciata‘; miimimwáakuł ‘domestic pigeon, Columba livia‘.

nɨkastkáwas ‘pigging string, lariate, tepee tying rope, moccasin or shoe lace’. Also pronounced, nɨkaštkáwas.

kusúkusu.

x̣uupłá ‘American pika, Ochotona princeps‘ (also, ‘snowshoe hare, Lepus americanus‘).

ík̓ukt; wíˀik̓ukt ‘piles scattered about’; yáˀik̓ukt ‘brush piled up by water’.

x̣útutay ~ x̣ʷɨ́tutay.

Wiłúunp ‘Pilot Rock, Oregon’. Also called sapáxikas.

paq̓páwas ‘safety pin’; waq̓páwas ‘pin for driving in’; suk̓páwas ~ suq̓páwas ‘safety pin, tepee pin’; suk̓páwaspa tutanikpamá ‘bobbypin’.

sapacanpáwas ‘bridle, horse bit; pliers, pincers, tongs’.

táp̓aš ‘ponderosa pine, Pinus ponderosa‘ (also, ‘generic pine’ or ‘generic tree’); pak̓inákaas ‘western white pine, P. monticola‘; kalámkalam ~ qalámqalam ~ tap̓áštap̓aš ~ tap̓ašwáakuł ‘lodgepole pine, P. contorta‘; nɨnɨ́kaaš ‘white pine, P. albicaulis; tree or area that is a source for pine nuts, pinecone’; nɨnɨ́k ‘pine nut’; łɨpłɨ́p ‘pine needles’; tap̓áytap̓ay ‘pine seedlings (such as for replanting)’.