sápc̓aak ‘arrange, put in order’; náknɨknik ‘put in order, take around the long house for display’.
97 terms start with “o”
Order
mɨ́ta ‘tell to do, command’; łáykʷn ‘angrily reject, order to leave’.
Ordinary
áčna ‘common, average’; walím ‘common, customary; traditional’.
Oregon grape
łk̓áwk̓aw ‘Mahonia aquifolium‘; łk̓áwk̓awaaš ‘Oregon grape bush’; šk̓áwšk̓aw ‘dwarf or Cascade Oregon grape, Mahonia nervosa‘.
Oriole
wawšukłá ‘northern oriole, Icterus galbula‘.
Ornery
hawɨ́liš ‘mean, cantankerous’; páči ‘mean, bad-tempered, disrespectful’; wapčáy ‘prone to violence’.
Ornery
pačíwi ‘be ornery, ugly, mean’.
Orneryness
pačíwit.
Orphan
ánut̓at.
Osprey
qiqínu ‘Pandion haliaetus‘. Sometimes called šáx̣šax̣ (a word that otherwise refers to the ‘belted kingfisher, Megaceryle alcyon‘).
Otherwise
tɨ́knik̓a ‘on the other hand, like that again, instead’.
Otter
nukšáy ‘Lutra Canadensis‘; ‘otter fur strips worn on braids’; nukšaynmí lawláw ‘otter fur’; waláamkʷš ‘otter skin braid wrap’.
Ours
=na ‘we, us, ours, our’ (inclusive); =nataš ‘we, us, ours, our’ (exclusive).
Ours
naamí ‘ours, our’; napiinamí ‘ours, our’ (dual).
Out
nayt ‘out’ (bound root); laytk̓i ‘out of water’ (bound root).
Out
át ‘go out, exit’; páyšn ‘come out, emerge’; pní ’emerge, come out into the open’; t̓ɨ́šn ‘go out (of fire)’; waqášwi ‘drop out of a herd or group’.
Outdo
ík̓aywak ‘shorten (the life of), diminish’.
Outfit
wapáwat ~ pináwapawat ‘costume, decoration, Indian apparel’; tanán wapáwat ‘Indian outfit’; tamíčtay wapáwat ‘burial outfit’.
Outfitted
wapáwani ‘dressed up’.
Outside
ámčni ‘from outside, on the outside’; ámčan ‘toward the outside’.