nɨkáštk ‘tie, tie down, tie up, tangle’; cɨ́quyi ‘tie sticks or poles together in a tripod fashion’; čák̓ptk ‘tie up in a ball’; čáq̓p ‘tie together, tie tight’; čátk̓ulik ‘tie up a bundle to give away’; íq̓p ‘tie down’; íq̓pq̓pn ‘tie down a load’; nɨkápac̓aak ‘tie together, splice’; sapástk ‘tie knot’; šapáwak̓ɨmsk ‘tie on a pole and twist, roll’; tamáwalaq̓ik ‘tie while lying down’; walák̓ik ‘tie up’; walák̓uyk ‘tie in a knot, tie together’; wínkštk ‘tie’ (distributive object).
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Tied
nɨkáštki ‘tied up, tied down’; čáq̓pi ‘tied together’; walák̓iki ‘tied up’; k̓álaki ‘tied and packed on the back’.
Tight
kʷáat; yáaq̓p; q̓áap; qáapt ‘packed in, crowded, tight’; q̓šɨ́š ‘tight fisted’.
Tighten
čáksksi ‘tighten up, make small, shrink’.
Time
kúuk ‘at that time, then’; anč̓ax̣iˀánč̓ax̣i ‘from time to time’.
Time
wiyáwšayčt ‘event along the way’; cáˀat ‘short time, while’; wíyat̓iš ‘long time, for a while’; nɨkní ‘turning, hour, o’clock’; wáatamayčt ‘one’s turn to sing’; miimawít ‘long ago times, olden days’; mɨ́łpan iwá ~ mɨ́łpan iwá nɨknípa ‘what time is it?’.
Time
wáwaatkʷapani ‘move right hand keeping time (to the Creator)’.
Times
-am: lísxam ‘once’; nápam ‘twice’; mɨ́tam ‘three times’; pínapam ‘four times’; páx̣am ‘five times’.
Times
mɨ́laam ‘how many times? a few times’.
Timothy
timatí ‘timothy hay, Phleum pratense‘.
Tiny
kkɨ́skkɨs ‘very tiny’ (distributive).
Tip
kápaničanwi ‘tip over from an edge’.
Tire
waasklikáwas ~ waasklikłá ‘wheel, tire’; wayx̣tiłá wɨx̣á ‘car tire’; šup̓áa waasklikáwas ‘flat tire’; šuˀúpni ‘flat (tire)’.
Tire
íłik ‘tire out, bother’; šaláwi ‘be tired, tire of’; hananúywi ‘be disgusted with, tired of’.
Tired
šaláw ‘weary, weak, lazy’; šaláwiyi (mostly shortens to šaláwi) ‘worn-out, exhausted’.
Tiresome
łáakap ‘bothersome’; kɨc̓ɨc̓áas ‘tiring, bothersome’.
To
-yaw (allative case).
To
-yawáy (emphatic allative case).
Toad
pamtá ‘western toad, Anaxyrus boreas (syn. Bufo boreas)’. Also called ámtanat ‘bride; daughter-in-law’.
Toast
šapálaq̓ʷšq̓ʷšiyi ipáax̣ ‘toasted bread’.