Part of Speech: noun

tuyáyčt ‘prohibition, restraint (as taught by the elders)’.

tx̣nánat ‘echo, reverberation, rumble, rolling thunder’.

x̣pɨ́t ‘rib (bone); tepee rib poles (there are four or five)’.

łiłípłiłip; łałípłałip; lalupáa; caq̓páwas; łiłipłiłipmí aníyi táatpas ~ táatpas łiłípłiłip ‘ribbon shirt’.

saysaywáakʷł.

Čamná ‘Richland, Washington’. The old village of this name was located on the Kennewick side of the lower Yakima River.

wat̓uyiyašałá ‘horse breaker’.

tkʷáylak̓itit ‘ridge (landform), escarpment’.

twínpaš.

nɨwít ‘right (side), right way, rights’; nɨwít apáp ‘right hand’; nɨnɨwít ‘human rights’; tamánwit ‘law, ruling, civil right’.

tnánnaq̓it ‘end of cliff, base of rimrock’.

sapxʷɨ́lkas; alxayxmí níit ‘ring around the moon’.

Calmɨnmí wašwášnu ‘Phasianus colchicus‘.

ƛayƛáy ‘jingling, rattling’.

át̓iš ‘cooked, ripened’ (át̓iš nɨkʷɨ́t ‘cooked meat’; át̓iš tmaanít ‘ripened berries’).

Múlmul ‘hot springs in John Day River drainage’.

lamtús ‘opponent (as in the hand game)’.

wána; nč̓í wána ‘big river, high water’.

wapalikácat ‘porcupine head roach’.