Shooting. ana kú patákaˀuyiyayiya paanáy čɨ́mti tux̣ʷɨ́nat ku iwá šúkʷani tkʷaynpłá ‘when they feasted his first new kill then he was a known/ spirited hunter’.
4,794 terms are nouns
tuyá
Blue grouse, Dendragapus obscurus. [NE tuy̓á; NW ptí; NP /tuy̓é/.]
tuyáyčt
Prohibition, restriction (as taught by the elders).
tuynúˀšuš
War bonnet, headdress. Also pronounced twinúˀšuš. [WS twinúušaš; Y twinúušuš; NP /tuˀynúˀsus/, from /tuˀuynu/ ‘tail’ plus /ˀsús/ ‘head ornament, crown’.]
túytuy
Water skipper (Gerridae). [NP /toytoy/.]
twá
Pole, tepee pole. paˀaníx̣ana twá kalamkalammí ‘they used to make the tepee poles of lodgpole pine’; itkʷáyiša yúuk twá ‘the tepee poles are lying over yonder’; paˀík̓uka twá ‘they piled the tepee poles (as on a rack so as not to rot)’; iwax̣íča twá ‘he laid his tepee poles down’; twá iwá nɨkaštkáwas ‘the tepee spine is a pole’; pčɨšpamá twá ‘the two long tepee door sticks’. [NP /twe/.]
twakʷstɨ́mit
Markings left along the trail, petroglyphs. [NP /tím̓eniˀns/.]
twálkawlat
Rainbow. [CR twálkawlaš; NE twášx̣aawitit; WS čápašayat; Y kápašaayat; NP /wac´myos/.]
twaluutpamá
Dipnet pole. [Y twaluut̓áwaas; NP /twenu/.]
twalúut̓as
Dipnet. Also twaluut̓áwas.
twaluut̓áwas
Dip net pole, dipnet. inmí pšɨ́t iwínax̣ana anítax̣ana twanúwaas twalut̓áwasay ‘my father used to go make vine maple for the dipnet’. [NE twaluutpamá; NW apitpamá; kʷáyxʷ (Jacobs 1931:101, 112); Y twáluut; NP /teqeˀs/.]
twálx̣a
Enemy. míimi twálx̣a iwačá Wax̣púšpal ‘long ago the Bannocks were an enemy’. [NP /twélqe/.]
twánkapaat
Parting of the hair, part. ku pamáwapawax̣ana twánkapaatpa ‘and they used to dress themselves up parting their hair in the middle’. [NP /cepépex̣ckt/.]
twánpaš
Comb. Also pinatwanptpamá. [NP /qqeˀt/.]
twanptpamá
Hair brush.
twanú
Dip net hoop. Hunn 1990:122.
twanuut̓áwas
Dipnet. patáwayča twanuut̓áwas ‘they wove their dipnets’.
twanúwaaš
Vine maple (Acer circinatum); Douglas maple (Acer glabrum). inmí pšɨ́t iwínax̣ana anítax̣ana twanúwaaš twaluut̓áwasay ‘my dad used to go (down to Klickitat) to make vine maple for a dipnet’. Also called tanúwaaš.
twásali
Dumpling. Also sápk̓uyx.
twataˀát
Female Indian doctor. tílaaki iwá twataˀát ‘twata’at is a lady doctor’. [NP /twataˀát(o)/.]