šqapqápnuwaaš ‘Oplopanax horridus‘. Sometimes also called alaˀála.
4,791 terms are nouns
Devil’s Hole
paláyniwaaš ‘Devil’s Hole, a sink basin in the Tollgate area’.
Devotion
átawit ‘admiration, affection, love’.
Dewberry
wisík ‘wild blackberry, Rubus ursinus‘.
lɨmq̓itpamá
Eyelid.
lɨ́pa
Younger brother! Vocative. Said by a woman. See páyčt. [NP nípe /npe/.]
lɨ́p̓uy
Cedar bark basket, storage basket for berries, salmon, etc. (it is for storing them fresh). Made with cedar bark (in contrast to c̓apx̣mí which is made from cedar roots). ínmištanɨmnaš aníyayiya puušmí psanmí lɨ́p̓uy ‘my son made me a basket out of juniper bark’. [WS lúp̓uy; NP /cóx̣aapt/, /wíx̣aˀpt/.]
Diaper
nɨtíx̣t; x̣tín; sapák̓ɨlks ‘breechclout, hider, diaper’; miyanašmaamí sapák̓ɨlks ‘baby diaper’.
Diarrhea
táwc̓ɨxt.
Diatomaceous earth
max̣áx̣ ‘white clay’.
Difference
patúnx̣ ‘differences’.
Digger
kápɨn ‘digging stick’; wap̓álš ‘doot-digger handle’; x̣niłá ‘root digger, woman or girl’.
Digging
x̣nitpamá ‘thing pertaining to digging roots’.
Dime
píit ‘ten cents’.
Dinner
kʷláawit tkʷátat ‘evening eating’.
Dip
k̓ɨwí ‘lower back, the back part of the waist; dip in the land, saddleback’.
Dipnet
twalúut̓as ~ twaluut̓áwas; awx̣ɨ́t ‘fish net, dipnet, funnel net’; twaluutpamá ‘dipnet pole’.
Dipper
suƛ̓wanpáwas; yax̣tatpamá ‘something for dipping, pouring’; walawí ‘American dipper, Cinclus mexicanus‘.
Directional
-m ‘lither’; -kik ‘further on’ (translocative directional); -na ‘fossilized translocative directional).
Dirt
łɨ́łx̣; lɨlúy ‘dead skin, the dirt that is rubbed off in the sweathouse’.