tamánwičanwit ‘side drops’.
Drum
kiwkíwlac; táax̣ʷat ‘drum call’.
Drummer
pampamłá; wawaanašałá.
Drumstick
kiwkiwlacpamá wat̓atpamá ‘drumstick’.
Drunkard
čuušpat̓ałá.
Drying stick
suyátkas ‘skewer for holding fish or meat apart while cooking or drying’.
luˀít
Mount Saint Helens.
luč̓áłamtx̣
Strawberry roan with red head. Usually luč̓áłamtx̣ qaašqáaš or luč̓á łamtx̣ní k̓úsi.
luc̓aluc̓alí
Red bilberry, Vaccinium parvifolium, V. ovalifolium. Also luc̓áluc̓a wíwnu.
luc̓amšyú
White horse with dark ears.
luc̓aní
Red osier or dogwood, Cornus stolonifera. For the fruit see wɨwál. [NP /p̓ip̓lác/.]
luc̓anmí
Penny, copper, gold. [NP /x̣ʷc̓y/.]
luč̓á
Bay horse; penny. luč̓á k̓úsi ‘bay horse’; luč̓á łamtx̣ní k̓úsi ‘strawberry roan with red head’.
lukʷátit
Twisted tule mat. Also pronounced lɨkʷátit. lukʷátit aníya ‘she made a tule mat’; lukʷátit iwá ínaq̓iyi ‘the tule mat is finished’. Also called saptklikí.
luk̓ʷáa
Northern squawfish, Ptychocheilus oregonensis. [NW luk̓ʷáya; Y luq̓ʷá ‘chub’; NP /qíˀyeq/ ~ /qiˀyeq/.]
lúlu
Breast. Slang for lúlukaš.
lúlukaš
Breast, milk. ášapaˀatayitak lúlukaš ‘go milk (the cow)!’; sapák̓psni lúlukaš ‘ice cream’. See also nɨq̓ʷɨ́t. [NP qáhas /qahas/.]
lulukašpamá
Brassiere. [NP qaháspama /qaháspama/.]
lúq̓um
Rotted wood, brown, crumbly log; ash tree. Used for smoking hides (ílamx̣šk). lúq̓um ílukas ‘rotten wood’. [Y lúq̓ɨm ‘woody plant, dry wood’; NP lilúuqt /lluqt/ ‘rotten pine log used for smoking buckskin’ (Aoki 1994:380).]
lust̓alúst̓a
Shimmering.