wátak ‘unite, attach’; c̓áa ‘draw near, meet, arrive’.
39 terms start with “j”
Join
lɨst̓á ‘take part in’; wiyálst̓ak ‘rejoin the longhouse memorial after the mourning of a death’; wiyátwaa ‘go with, join with, participate’.
Joint
pác̓aakt (also páč̓aakt) ‘wrist, ankle’; pɨ́c̓aakt ‘joints’.
Joke
sápilɨmn ‘make fun of, tease’.
Joker
ɨ́mttun ‘one who is always talking, joking around’; sapk̓usiłá ‘cheater; joker (in cards)’.
Journey
haywáanaykt ‘vacation, trip’.
Journey
haywáanayk ‘take a break, go on vacation, go on journey’.
Judge
tmiyułá.
Juggle
tamáwaax̣ʷaami ‘toss upward’.
Juice
twáyx̣t ‘soup, broth, drink’; čúut ‘drink, drinking, liquor’; wiwnunmí twáyx̣t ‘huckleberry juice’; mɨmɨqɨšmí čúut ‘orange juice’.
July Grounds
Cuulaytpamá (area at Mission, Oregon, where the Fourth of July celebrations used to be held).
Jump
ƛúpt ‘jumping, hop’.
Jump
ƛúpn; ƛúpnaq̓i ‘finish jumping’; ƛúpƛupn ‘jump up and down’; ƛúpwaalatx̣ ‘jump into fire’; ƛúpwaaluuk ‘jump up in the air’; ƛúpwaaluun ‘jump into water’; ƛúpwaaluutux̣ ‘jump back into water’; ƛúpwaanaq̓i ‘finish jumping’; ƛúpwaanaynač ‘jump inside’; ƛúpwaanayt ‘jump out’; ƛúpwaaničanwi ‘jump off, jump down’; ƛúpwaaničanwitux̣ ‘jump back down’; ƛúpwaaničaša ‘jump upon’; ƛúpwaapaa ‘jump away’; ƛúpwaapni ‘jump out into the open’; ƛúpwaapyuč ‘jump to shore’; ƛúpwaapyučtux̣ ‘jump back to shore’; ƛúpwaatux̣ ‘jump back’; ƛúpwaax̣ʷaami ‘jump up’; wiyáƛupn ‘jump along, hop along’.
Jump
ƛúpwaawayč ‘jump across (road, creek)’; ƛúpwaawayčtwayčtn ‘jump back and forth across’; ƛúpwaayawna ‘jump over’; ƛúpwaayawnatux̣ ‘jump back over’; ƛúpwayč ‘jump across’.
Junco
púuyay ‘dark-eyed junco, Junco hyemalis‘.
June
xawit̓ál ‘maturing month’; xawíyi álxayx ‘matured month (May, June)’.
Juneberry
ččáa ‘serviceberry, Amelanchier alnifolia‘; kkáasu ‘serviceberry bush’.
Juniper
púuš ‘western juniper, Juniperus occidentalis‘; ‘Rocky Mountain Juniper, J. scopulorum‘; púušaaš ‘juniper tree’; puušmí tmaanít ‘juniper berries’; puušmí psá ‘juniper bark’; púuši ‘having juniper, worthless land’.
Jut
šúpni ‘jut out (land or rock ridge)’.