páwanaq̓it ~ páˀiniix̣ʷat ~ pawiyalɨxssímwit; pawanaq̓itmí tímaš ‘treaty minutes’.

1. pátaat ‘tree’;
2. pɨ́taat ‘trees’;
3. ƛ̓áax̣ʷ tún pɨtaatpɨ́taat ‘every tree’;
4. táp̓aš ‘pine, generic tree’;
5. áx̣š ‘base of tree, tree roots’;
6. patíš ‘limb, tree branch’;
7. táp̓ašnaq̓it ‘edge of the trees, tree line’;
8. –aaš ‘Source, place, tree, bush, patch, source for berries’;
   1. mɨt̓ɨ́paaš ‘elderberry tree’;
   2. kkúušaaš ‘filbert or hazelnut tree’;
   3. kʷalkʷálayaaš ‘mountain-ash tree’;
   4. púušaaš ‘juniper tree’;
9. -aašu ‘Source’;
   1. šnɨ́maašu ‘black hawthorn tree’;
   2. tmáašu ‘chokecherry tree’.

mɨtác̓kʷiit ‘three cornered’; cɨ́quy ‘sticks or poles tied together at top, tripod’.

wawtk̓iwiłá; wawˀáya ‘clown, trickster’; pałq̓iwiyawałá (in a playful sense); pamišmišłá (in a ribald sense).

sapanic̓á ‘western wake robin or western white trillium, Trillium ovatum‘.

amúˀmuwit ‘something small and pretty, knick-knack, sugar bowl’.

áq̓paš ‘stomach, tripe’.

cɨ́quy ‘sticks or poles tied together at top’; c̓x̣úuy ‘tepee tripod’.

icimayctpamá ‘feeding trough, manger’.

sulátas ~ tílatat ~ wilkyakí ‘leggings, pants’; lamtmí sulátas ‘blue jeans’.

píckatyu ‘nonanadromous rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss‘ (also called ayáy, aytmɨ́n, wawałám, xúlxul; šúšaynš ‘steelhead’ after return from the sea); ‘brown trout, Salmo trutta‘ (introduced); áščinš ‘Dolly Varden trout, Salvelinus malma‘ (also called híšlam).

šapšatpamá; sapsanáwas ‘travois, trailer, pickup truck’.