ɨmačaywiłá ‘one who talks bad, says bad words’.
4,794 terms are nouns
Prohibition
tuyáyčt ‘restriction (as taught by the elders)’.
Pronghorn
wáwataw ‘Antilocapra americana‘; Wawatáwya ‘Antelope’ (the legendary character).
Property
pč̓íwit ‘wealth, possessions’; tiičám ‘land, ground, earth, place’.
Prosser
táptat ‘Prosser, Washington’; Wɨx̣inšyaynmí Łp̓úł ‘Abalone’s Tear’ (place right after the break hill at Prosser, Washington).
Prostitute
x̣ax̣aykʷiłá.
-tú
Plural. Restricted to xʷɨ́saat ‘old man’ and łmáma ‘old woman’, e.g., xʷsaatúma ‘old men’; xʷsaatúwin ‘twoold men’; łmamatúma ‘old women’; łmamatúwin ‘two old women’.
tuˀúk
Stink bug (Pentatomidae). Also tuˀuklí. [NW tiˀiklí; Y tíiš; NP /tiittíit/.]
tuˀuklí
Stink bug (Pentatomidae). Hunn 1990:313 A little black bug you see on wood. They smell bad. tuˀuklí iwá tíwani ‘a stink bug is smelly’.
túšaš
Quiver (for arrows, carried on the back). Also wɨslakʷskipamá taatpamá. [WS kkaasupamá; NP /ceˀluy/ ~ /ceˀlúy/.]
túkš
Spider web, trap. iwáykna spílya túkšpa ‘the coyote got caught in the trap’; pátukɨnk túkš ‘set your trap!’; waxalxalinmí túkš ‘spider web’; tukštukšmí síil ‘cheesecloth’. [NP /teqeˀs/ ‘spider web’; capóoq̓apapt /capóoq̓ppt/ ‘trapping, trap’.]
tukštúkš
Spider web, cobweb. waxalxaliyanmí tukštúkš ‘spider web’. [NP /teqeˀs/.]
túkʷaš
Arbor, lean to. [NP /t´kʷees/.]
túk̓ʷaš
Cane, walking stick. Also pronounced túk̓aš. [NP /tuk̓es/ ‘digging stick, cane’.]
tulí
Cave.
túna
Thimbleberry. See tunatúna.
tunap̓uykáwas
Shovel, spade. [NP tulelp̓eqeˀí /tulelp̓qeˀí/.]
tunaq̓icáwas
Stirrup. See also tx̣ʷnɨmk̓icáwas.
tunatúna
Thimbleberry, Rubus parviflorus. [NW atunatúna; NP /taaqtáaq/.]
tunawiyatakʷtčłá
Bull dozer.