Bridgelip sucker, Catostomus columbianus. [NP /qiˀyeq/.]
4,794 terms are nouns
yaytałá
Boat. iwámš nč̓í yaytałá ‘the big boat is coming’.
yíˀwakc
Cotton blanket.
yítyit
American kestrel, Falco sparverius. Hunn 1990:321 [N yíxyix; NP /taˀmapcaˀyo/; cf. Y yiityíit ‘unidentified shorebird, possibly spotted sandpiper’ (Sharon Hargus).]
Zipper
sapawac̓aakáwas ‘pacifier, nipple on a bottle; zipper’.
yúkaas
Horn, antler. nápt yúkaas papúučni ‘two horns on both sides, forked horn’; t̓ałáa yúkaas ‘moose’; yukaasíns ‘buck deer’. [NE ayúkaas; NW ɨnɨ́n; NP /tewis/.]
Yukaasí
Horn Cabin. kúussim iwá wániči Picnic Grounds Yukaasí ‘the same way Horn Cabin is called Picnic Grounds’.
yukaasíns
Antlered buck. [NE yukaasí; NW ɨnɨ́ninš; NP téewisiin /téwisiins/.]
Yukáya
Ukiah, Oregon. inmí nč̓ínč̓ima pawšánax̣ana Yukáyakan k̓úsiki ‘my elders used to move toward Ukiah by horse’; áwna wɨšánaša Yukáyayaw ‘now we’re moving to Ukiah’.
yúks
Your (a woman’s) younger sister. Bound. ínyuks ‘my sister’; ímyuks ~ yúks ‘your sister’; yúksaan áwɨnk ‘tell your younger sister!’. See ɨsíp. [NP /ˀinm̓cip/ ‘my sister’; /ˀm̓cip/ ‘your sister’.]
yulyúl
Mountain bluebird, Sialia currucoides. [WS ptptluyáy; Y lámt; cf. WS yuulyúul ‘canyon wren (Catherpes mexicanus)’; NP /cux̣éecux̣ee/ ‘wren’.]
Yúmtipin
Indian Lake, on the Umatilla Reservation. [NP Hiyúumtipin̓ ‘grizzly eaten’.]
yuułá
Bullfrog, Rana catesbeiana.
yuuyuułá
Crier for a celebration. [Cf. NP /tyoknaw̓at(o)/ ‘auctioneer’.]