Part of Speech: noun

šápš ‘pack, lunch’; wápas sáptay ‘bag for packing on back’; timašpamá wápas šáptay ‘school backpack’.

šíki ‘American badger, Taxidea taxus‘.

wápas ‘bag (flat, in contrast to anáy), digging bag, bag with a handle, side basket’; anáy ‘digging bag’; x̣nitpamá wápas ‘digging bag’; tmaanitpamá wápas ‘berry bag’; ánpš ‘large storage bag, large basket for berry picking’; psataat̓áwas ‘large woven bag’; x̣ɨ́pa ‘large storage bag for roots (made of cornhusk, same as psatat̓áwas)’; calutimat̓awasmí wápas ‘cornhusk bag’; k̓pɨtłimá wápas ‘beaded bag’; x̣ax̣áani ‘rawhide case for war bonnet tied to the front of a horse, quiver thrown over the back of a horse, cylindrical bag for horse’; sápk̓ukt ‘carrying bag, woman’s handbag, purse’; wáwx̣pas ‘big cornhusk bag, large root bag’; puuxpáwas ‘long paint bag’; šapɨnčašpamá ‘paint bag’; tawáx̣pas ‘pipebag, tobacco pouch’; wɨx̣íčt ‘base of a bag’.

páƛ̓ɨmx̣ʷi ~ páƛ̓ɨmux̣i ‘baldface horse’; patk̓ʷáylaki (also páłumx̣i) ‘piebald horse, baldface or blazed face horse’.

k̓píit; k̓piitiłá ‘baseball player, basketball player, ball player’.

šapuulkáwas ~ šapuutpnit̓áwas..

išq̓ʷktpamá ‘salve, ointment’.

pášx̣aš ‘Carey’s balsamroot, Balsamorhiza careyana‘; ‘arrowleaf balsamroot, B. sagittata‘; p̓líwa ‘Hooker’s balsamroot, B. hookeri‘; ‘hoary balsamroot, B. incana‘; ‘serrate balsamroot, B. serrata‘.

čáƛ̓ɨmux̣š ‘scarf, bandana’.

tkáplapi ‘thing worn around the shoulder with something like a knife tied to the end’; wáqalpt ‘bandoleer necklace’.

šx̣ú ‘river bank’; x̣ax̣aykʷpamá ‘bank, money bank, purse’.

čáwaaluukš ‘flag, banner’.

Wax̣púšpal ‘Shoshone, Paiute’; ilapalayí ~ šapalapalayí ‘Bannock bread’.

tamalám ‘rocky bar in river’.

támaš ~ tamaycáwas ‘barbecue pit’; támayčt ‘barbecue pit, underground barbecue’; inaat̓it̓áwas ‘barbecue with a screen on top’; šapátwani pƛɨ́kki x̣mítuski ‘barbecue sauce’.

psá ‘tree bark; fish scale’; nankmí psá ‘cedar bark’; psuninmí psá ‘alder bark’; puušmí psá ‘juniper bark’; šɨlɨmmí psá ‘cascara bark’; tmɨšmí psá ‘chokecherry bark’; suk̓ʷáymit ‘edible inner cambium layer of pine trees’.

pačamaƛ̓aakáwas ‘tool for taking bark off a tree’.

tamášq̓išit; k̓usipamá ‘horse barn’; tamášq̓išitk̓usimaamí ‘horse barn’.

q̓apq̓apłá ‘barn owl, Tyto alba‘.

t̓amúltš.