łq̓ítɨmn ‘tease, josh, banter’.
Ribbon
łiłípłiłip; łałípłałip; lalupáa; caq̓páwas; łiłipłiłipmí aníyi táatpas ~ táatpas łiłípłiłip ‘ribbon shirt’.
Rice
saysaywáakʷł.
Rich
qúˀiš ‘wealthy, rich’.
Richland
Čamná ‘Richland, Washington’. The old village of this name was located on the Kennewick side of the lower Yakima River.
Rid
ánakʷ ‘throw back, rid, abolish, destroy, abandon’; tkʷáptwana ‘rid of evil influence’; tkʷápwapaata ‘rid of evil influence’; wiyák̓aatn ‘throw away, rid of sickness’.
Ride
wáša ‘ride horse, board canoe’; qásunayti ‘ride a horse, ride along’; qásuninn ‘ride here and there’; qásutunik ‘ride upstream’; wáatk̓ʷaničaša ‘stand while riding on horse’; wiyáwaawaša ‘ride in a conveyance’; yáwaša ‘ride on a raft, canoe’; yáwaawaša ‘catch a ride’.
Ride
wáša ‘ride (horse), board (canoe), get on (wagon, car)’; tamáwašaša ‘ride on’; qátamawašaša ‘catch a ride with’; wášat̓uyi ‘ride for the first time, break a horse’; wát̓uyiyaša ‘break a horse’.
Rider
wat̓uyiyašałá ‘horse breaker’.
Ridge
tkʷáylak̓itit ‘ridge (landform), escarpment’.
Ridge
tkʷáynaq̓i ‘be or come to the end of a ridge’.