qúˀiš ‘wealthy, rich’; pč̓í ‘wealthy, having lots of things’.
252 terms start with “w”
Weapon
winánpš; winanpšnút ‘without a weapon’.
Weapon
winánp ‘take up a weapon’.
Wear
náamn ‘wear out, fade away’; ƛ̓ɨ́x̣ʷn ‘be used up, wear out’.
Wear
wapáwa ‘dress up, put on finery’; táatpasi ‘wear like a shirt’; táqmaałi ‘wear a hat’; útp ‘wear around the shoulders’; túq̓ik ‘wear around the ankle’; wášɨmux̣ ‘wear a necklace’; waláč̓wič ‘wear a belt’; wápasi ‘wear a bag’.
Weasel
watáy ‘Mustela erminea (in summer pelage)’; c̓íłiła (in winter pelage).
Weave
wáp̓a ‘weave, knit’; máywap̓a ‘weave in the morning’; sɨ́mwap̓a ‘weave while sitting’; kalúlak̓i ~ čanúnaq̓i ‘finish weaving a basket’; táwayč ‘weave the dipnet’.
Weaver
wap̓ałá.
Weaving
čanúnaq̓it ~ kalúlak̓it ‘weaving end, top of the basket, loops’; c̓apx̣mí kalúlak̓it ‘cedar basket loops’.
Web
túkš ‘spider web, trap’; tukštúkš (also štúkštukš) ‘spider web, cobweb’; waxalxalinmí túkš ~ waxalxalinmí štúkštukš ‘spider web’.
Wedding
pápšx̣uyit ~ pšx̣úyit ‘wedding trade’; pináˀašwikt ‘reciprocating in the wedding trade’; páwawštaymat ‘wedding dance’.
Wedding
pámaliin ‘have a wedding’.
Wedding
pšx̣úyi ‘trade in the wedding trade (from the men’s side to the woman’s side)’; čáynačwi ‘trade on the men’s side in the wedding trade’; íšwik ‘reciprocate on the wedding trade’.
Wednesday
mɨtáłk̓ʷi; mɨtáłk̓ʷipa máycqi ‘Wednesday morning’; mɨtáłk̓ʷipa kʷláawit ‘Wednesday evening’.
Weed
apɨ́łapł ‘leaf, leaves; weeds’.
Weed
čákʷtk ‘pull apart, pull weeds, pick’.
Week
k̓áykt; wiyáłkʷi ‘days of the week’.
Weep
náx̣ti ‘cry, weep’; máynax̣ti ‘weep in the morning’; táwnax̣ti ‘weep at night’; wiyánax̣ti ~ náwiyanax̣ti ‘weep along the way’; wiyátawnax̣ti ‘go along weeping at night’.
Weep
šapánax̣ti ’cause to weep’; šapáwiyanax̣ti ’cause to weep on the way’; máyšapanax̣ti ’cause to weep in the morning’; qášapanax̣ti ‘suddenly have crying’.
Weeping
šapánax̣tit ‘the wailing at a funeral’.