cɨ́nmi ~ sɨnmí ‘red squirrel, Tamiasciurus hudsonicus‘; ‘Douglas squirrel, T. douglasii‘; also ‘Columbian ground squirrel, Urocitellus columbianus‘; qánqan ‘western gray squirrel, Sciurus griseus‘; łánłan ‘flying squirrel, Glaucomys sabrinus‘ (also waynałá sinmí). See also ground squirrel. See also ground squirrel.
4,794 terms are nouns
ƛ̓ɨ́ƛ̓ɨmux̣
Red-winged blackbird, Agelaius phoeniceus. [NP q̓ósq̓os /q̓ʷ´sq̓ʷs/.]
Stairs
panaytit̓áwas ~ panaytitpamá ‘ladder, stairs’.
Stallion
taláyi ‘stallion, bull’.
Standing
pátaš ‘something standing upright, feather in the hair’.
Star
xaslú; šáykʷ ‘star constellation; the Big Dipper’; k̓ʷayk̓ʷaynmí núšnu ‘shooting star, Dodecatheon poeticum‘.
Station
lawyalatpamá ‘fishing platform, fishing station’; kaslinpamá yax̣alaylaktpamá ‘gas station’.
Statue
aníyi tanán ‘statue of a person’.
Stay-at-home
wuukšałá ‘homebody’.
ƛ̓ułá
The guesser or pointer in the stick-game. k̓ʷáy wínš iwáta ƛ̓ułá ‘that man will be the pointer’.
Steelhead
šúšaynš ‘steelhead trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss‘ (after return from the sea); šušaynšmí yápaš ~ šušaynšmí walíčt ‘steelhead oil’; ilwiimalí šúšaynš ‘post-spawning steelhead’; isxʷí ‘female steelhead’.
Steller’s jay
x̣ʷášx̣ʷay ‘Steller’s jay, Cyanocitta stelleri’ (also ‘blue jay, C. cristata’).
Stem
hahán ‘root top’; x̣awšmí hahán ‘cous root top’.
Stereo
wanpáwas ‘radio, stereo, musical instrument’; wanpt̓áwas ‘radio, stereo, bull horn’.
Stern
ít̓it ‘buttocks, bottom, stern (of a canoe)’.
Sternum
aník̓ʷa ‘chest, sternum, breast’. Also ník̓ʷa.
Stew
šapátwani twáyx̣t ku nɨkʷɨ́t ‘meat stew’; lakamíin ‘flour thickened stew, salmon gravy’.
Stick
ílukas ‘wood, firewood’; kápɨn ‘digging stick’; páłpas ‘roasting stick’; suyátkas ‘fish or meat skewer’; túk̓aš ‘cane, walking stick’; łtúwitas ‘kick stick in the bone game’; čak̓ilakáwas ‘hooked stick for pulling down limbs when picking fruit; proposal dance stick’; k̓ilyakáwas ‘hooked stick used to pull down limbs while picking chokecherries’; šapiinawitpamá ‘measuring tape, ruler, yard stick’; patkʷaytaliwit̓áwas ‘hoop game stick’; q̓ɨx̣línaq̓it ‘stick used to finish or tie off the tule mat’; táwaxicas ‘stick-game stick’; wáawx̣i ‘stick presented from the man’s side at the wedding trade to be redeemed as a horse or cow’; wáƛ̓ikas ‘small drum stick used to hit the pole in the stick-game songs’; waƛ̓ikáwas ‘club for killing animals (such as mice, snakes)’; wɨx̣itpamá ‘throwing stick, atlatl’.
Stick-game
palyáwat ‘stick or bone game’; táwaxicas ‘stick game set, sticks for the stick-game, the stick-game sticks, counter or guess stick’; łkmá ‘stickgame bones’; walák̓iki łkmá ‘the bone with the mark (the wrong bone)’; pláš łkmá ‘the white bone (the right bone)’; łtúwitas ‘kick stick’; ƛ̓ułá ‘pointer’; tkʷáywanpt ‘stick-game singing, stickgame song’.
Stick Indian
ɨst̓iyahá ‘Big Foot, Sasquatch, Little People’.