miyálas; tkʷaynpłá ‘baby boy’ (= ‘hunter’); x̣niłá ‘baby girl’ (= ‘rootdigger’); kakyanmí ístama ‘baby birds’.
376 terms start with “b”
Baby-board
puwat̓áwas ‘baby board’.
Baby-sit
nákwuukša ‘baby-sit’; nákwawtuk ‘stay over night with’.
Babysitter
walak̓ilułá ‘overseer, shepherd, policeman, Indian agent, superintendent’.
Back
ánay ‘backside, behind’; ánačni ‘behind, in back’; ánačan ‘toward the back’; náwayši ~ wanáwayši ‘toward the back of the tepee’; wanúukši ‘toward the coast, coastward; toward the back side of anything’; tux̣nínš ‘over and back the same day’.
Back
k̓úpaš ‘backside, spine’; k̓ɨwí ‘lower back, back part of the waist’; pnɨ́x̣ ‘back of head’; k̓úpk̓up ~ síwi ~ nusuxmí k̓úpaš ‘salmon back’; aláašu ‘back of the lodge’.
Back
ninn ‘back and forth, here and there’ (bound root).
Back
tináyt ‘back out, go out backwards’; típanayt ‘go out rear first’; típanayti ‘back along, go along backwards’; típax̣ʷaami ‘go up backwards’; tináynač ‘back in, go inside backwards’.
Backpack
šápš ‘pack, lunch’; wápas sáptay ‘bag for packing on back’; timašpamá wápas šáptay ‘school backpack’.
Backward
ánačan ‘toward the back’.
Bad
mɨlá ‘bad, evil, ugly, spoiled’; mɨlátx̣aw ‘worse’; mɨlámlama ‘bad persons’; ksɨ́k ‘foul of odor, bad smell’; q̓ʷšɨ́m ‘mischievous, naughty’; čaylwít ‘ugly, bad, of bad behavior’; šawáw ‘bad, good for nothing’; čáˀay ‘bad, ugly’; čiyawáw ‘useless, bad’; yáyš ‘bad, ugly’.
Bad
q̓ʷšɨ́mn ‘be bad, mischievous, stubborn’; yáyš ‘be bad, be of an ugly disposition’.
Badger
šíki ‘American badger, Taxidea taxus‘.
Bag
wápas ‘bag (flat, in contrast to anáy), digging bag, bag with a handle, side basket’; anáy ‘digging bag’; x̣nitpamá wápas ‘digging bag’; tmaanitpamá wápas ‘berry bag’; ánpš ‘large storage bag, large basket for berry picking’; psataat̓áwas ‘large woven bag’; x̣ɨ́pa ‘large storage bag for roots (made of cornhusk, same as psatat̓áwas)’; calutimat̓awasmí wápas ‘cornhusk bag’; k̓pɨtłimá wápas ‘beaded bag’; x̣ax̣áani ‘rawhide case for war bonnet tied to the front of a horse, quiver thrown over the back of a horse, cylindrical bag for horse’; sápk̓ukt ‘carrying bag, woman’s handbag, purse’; wáwx̣pas ‘big cornhusk bag, large root bag’; puuxpáwas ‘long paint bag’; šapɨnčašpamá ‘paint bag’; tawáx̣pas ‘pipebag, tobacco pouch’; wɨx̣íčt ‘base of a bag’.
Bagged
pšátaani ‘put in bag’.
Bake
támayč ‘roast in an underground pit, barbecue’; páx̣aap ‘put underneath, bake in oven’.
Baked
támayči ‘baked underground’; páx̣aapi ‘oven baked’; súx̣aapi ‘oven baked’.
Bald
q̓lúni ‘bald’.
Bald
q̓lún ‘be bald’.
Baldface
páƛ̓ɨmx̣ʷi ~ páƛ̓ɨmux̣i ‘baldface horse’; patk̓ʷáylaki (also páłumx̣i) ‘piebald horse, baldface or blazed face horse’.