pinasapakʷstikáwas; sapakʷstikáwas ‘dish towel’.
Town
táwɨn; ataymat̓áwas ‘store, village, city, trading post’.
Toy
łq̓iwit̓áwas; łq̓iwit̓áwas miyanašmaamí ‘children’s toys’.
útpas
Blanket. itamák̓uska miyánašna útpaski ‘she covered up the child with the blanket’; patamáƛ̓ɨmx̣ʷa miyánašna útpaski ‘they covered the child with the blanket’; ku útpaski patáwitamaƛ̓mx̣ʷɨnx̣a ‘and they cover each with blankets’; itamáwnaša útpas k̓úsipa ‘he’s throwing the blanket over the horse’; k̓ʷáy áwa útpas čɨnmíin tiičammí ‘that (snow) is this earth’s blanket’; itámq̓ʷɨpa útpas ‘she folded up the blanket’; itíšq̓muka útpas ‘he wrinkled the blanket by sitting on it’; áwišnaaš útpas ‘I won the blanket from them’; ičápaaša útpasna ‘she is separating the blankets’; wɨ́npatam čí útpas ‘come get this blanket!’; ičátk̓ulika útpas ‘she bundled up her blankets’; aluq̓atmí útpas ‘algae’; wiwnunmí útpas ‘fern’. [NE wáƛ̓aanak; NW šátay; NP /cíckan/.]
Track
watíkš ‘footprint, spoor’; wayx̣titpamá ‘race track’.
Tractor
tunawiyatakʷtčłá ‘bull dozer’.
Trade
pápšx̣uyit ~ pšx̣úyit ‘wedding trade’; pináˀašwikt ‘reciprocating in the wedding trade, trading on the woman’s side’; wáawx̣it ‘goods traded on the man’s side at the wedding trade’; x̣ɨ́tinit ‘the baby trade, the diapering’.
Trader
tx̣taymałá.
Trading post
ataymat̓áwas ‘store, village, town, city’.
Tradition
tananáwit ~ tanánwit ‘the Indian way’; miimá tamánwit ‘traditional law’.
Tragus
mɨsp̓álkas ‘part of the ear’.
Trail
ɨščɨ́t ‘track, path, road; the “road” of blankets and goods in a naming ceremony; Milky Way’.
Trailer
sapsanáwas ‘travois, cart, pickup truck’.
Train
káas ‘railroad train’.
Training
sápsik̓ʷat ‘teaching, educating’; tálax̣itkt ‘discipline, correction, guidance’.
Tranquility
haˀáywit ‘peacefulness, serenity’.
Translation
tamášwikt ‘interpretation, explanation’.
Translator
tamašwikłá ‘interpreter’.
Translocative
-kik ‘further on’; -na (fossilized translocative directional).
Trap
čák̓ilakš ‘snare trap’; nax̣anáš ‘long and stationary fishtrap, weir’; p̓náa ‘fish basket trap’; sapáxaluut̓as ’round and movable fish trap’; sapáxikas ‘willow fish trap’; túkš ‘spider web, trap’; walayxʷtkáwas ‘horse hobbles, snare trap’.