376 terms start with “b

Bundle

walák̓ikt; čátk̓ulikt ‘bundle, tied up bundle’.

Bundle

čátk̓ulik ‘roll up, tie up a bundle, bundle up to give away’; č̓ɨ́mnayk ‘bundle to take home’; čáč̓ɨmnayk ‘bundle up’; čák̓uk ‘rake together, bundle’; šapáč̓ɨmnayk ‘make a bundle to give away’; šápč̓ɨmnayk ‘make bundles to give away’; tamátk̓ulik ‘cover up, bundle up’.

Bundled

čátk̓uliki; walák̓iki.

Burdock

čukčúkt ~ čakčáktArctium minus‘ (also, ‘cocklebur, Xanthium strumarium‘).

Buried

tamíči; níči ‘placed, put away, buried’.

Burl

k̓púlk ‘knot, burl’.

Burlap

wisulxulí ‘sack, burlap type sack’; lisáak ‘sack, sacking, burlap’.

Burn

núwax̣am ~ lúni tiičám ‘burned over ground’.

Burn

lún; láx̣awk ‘burn inside with fire’ (such as a log); láx̣t̓ɨlk ‘burn off, burn through’; láwaačayč ‘scorch, burn, flame’; láq̓ʷšq̓ʷši ‘burn, char, scorch, toast’; látx̣awn ‘wind burn, burn in the wind’; lúnaq̓i ‘finish burning’.

Burn

íluk ‘build fire’; lɨ́tx̣awi ‘burn a little’; tánšk ‘light a fire; freeze burn (as roots from late frost)’.

Burned

lúni ‘burned, burned up’; lúxni ‘burned’; tánški ‘kindled, burned’.

Burrow

tánawt ‘den, burrow, animal hole in the ground’; c̓iiłanmí tánawt ‘squirrel’s den’.

Burst

qʷáaƛ ‘burst apart’; p̓ɨ́kʷ ~ p̓úk ‘burst open’.

Burst

t̓ɨ́x̣ʷn ‘burst, explode’ (bound root); láwayla ‘burst from heat’.

Bury

tamíč; šapálk̓ʷič ‘cover up, bury’; níč ‘put, place, put away, bury the dead’; níčtwi ‘return from putting away, return from burying the dead’; tamíčtnaq̓i ‘finish burying’.

Burying

tamíčt; níčt ‘placing, putting away, burying’.

Bus

sapsik̓ʷatpamá wayx̣tiłá ‘school bus’.

Bush

ptɨ́n ‘brush, vegetation’; -aaš(u) (kkáasu ‘serviceberry bush’; łk̓áwk̓awaaš ‘Oregon grape bush’; wiwnúwaaš ‘huckleberry bush’; ililmúkaaš ‘dwarf huckleberry bush’; pínušaaš ‘gooseberry bush’; wiwnúwaaš ‘huckleberry bush’; x̣ɨ́nnaaš ‘golden currant bush’); –šway (šk̓apášway ‘rosebush’; wawínɨmšway ‘celery plant’; wiwnúšway ‘huckleberry bush’).

Bushy

łak̓áam ‘messy, mussed up, bushy (of hair)’.

Business

qqaanáyt ~ qqaanáywit ‘industry, work, activity’.