nɨkáštk ‘tie, tie down, tie up, tangle’; cɨ́quyi ‘tie sticks or poles together in a tripod fashion’; čák̓ptk ‘tie up in a ball’; čáq̓p ‘tie together, tie tight’; čátk̓ulik ‘tie up a bundle to give away’; íq̓p ‘tie down’; íq̓pq̓pn ‘tie down a load’; nɨkápac̓aak ‘tie together, splice’; sapástk ‘tie knot’; šapáwak̓ɨmsk ‘tie on a pole and twist, roll’; tamáwalaq̓ik ‘tie while lying down’; walák̓ik ‘tie up’; walák̓uyk ‘tie in a knot, tie together’; wínkštk ‘tie’ (distributive object).
Tighten
čáksksi ‘tighten up, make small, shrink’.
Time
wáwaatkʷapani ‘move right hand keeping time (to the Creator)’.
Tip
kápaničanwi ‘tip over from an edge’.
Tire
íłik ‘tire out, bother’; šaláwi ‘be tired, tire of’; hananúywi ‘be disgusted with, tired of’.
Toast
šapálaq̓ʷšq̓ʷši ’cause to char, scorch’.
Toil
kútkutn ‘work, labor’.
Tolerate
tɨmnanč̓íwi ‘suffer, endure’.
Torch
táp ‘spear fish by torchlight’; tápwalkʷ ‘fish by torch light’; táp̓awi ~ táp̓ɨx̣ ‘look for with a torch’.
Toss
wɨx̣ín ‘discard, throw away’; tamáwaalatx̣ ‘toss into fire’; tamáamuyn ‘toss up on shore’; tamáwaanaynač ‘toss inside’; tamáwaaluuk ‘toss up in the air, throw a basketball’; tamáwaatux̣ ‘toss back’; tamátwana ‘toss back to one following (such as a child); encourage a child to walk’; tamáwaanayt ‘toss out’; tamáwaawayč ‘toss across’; tamáwaaničanwi ‘toss down’; tamáwaalata ‘toss basketball through hoop’; wiyátamawilaalakʷ ‘toss out on the way, litter’; wiyátamawaaluuk ‘toss up in the air while walking along’.
Touch
wapáša ‘feel, handle, lay hands on, grope’; wapác̓ɨmk ‘touch a sharp object’.
Tow
čáwaalux ‘tow to start (automobile)’.
útp
Put around the shoulders. útpɨnk ‘put your blanket around you!’; áwutpɨnk ‘put it on, put it around your shoulders!’; útpša lišáal ‘she’s wearing a shawl’; šapáˀutp ‘put about shoulders’; útpas ‘blanket’; útpi ‘blanketed’. [NP /ˀaqt̓ón/.]