aní ‘make, construct, build, prepare’.
Face
x̣ɨ́- ‘with the face’.
Face
tpɨ́š ‘face, cheek’.
Fade
náamn ‘fade away, vanish, disappear’.
Faded
náamni ‘worn out’.
Faith
mɨškʷyámkt ‘believing, belief, trust’.
Fall
špám ‘autumn’; špamíwit ‘the beginning of autumn’.
Fall
káax̣ačanwi ‘fall from tree and spread out’ (distributive); qápšaničanwi ‘fall off (a bunch)’; qátamaluun ‘fall into water’; qátamanuun ‘fall into water’; qátamčanwi ‘fall down’; qátkʷaynak ‘fall down’ (inanimate); qáwqin ‘fall down’; qáx̣anayk ‘fall backward’; qáx̣anayti ‘fall over’; qáx̣ayt ‘fall out’; špamíwi ‘become autumn, return to fall’; wačánwi ‘be falling’; wáatqawqin ‘fall while running’; wiyálk̓upt̓a ‘stumble and fall’; x̣átamanaša ‘fall noisily’; x̣átamaatx̣ ‘fall into fire’; x̣átkʷayi ‘fall prone’.
Falls
k̓ʷɨ́p ~ k̓úp ~ waapáykt ‘waterfall’; waapáyknaq̓it ‘base of the falls’.
Falsehood
č̓ɨ́š ‘lie, untruth, fib’.
Family
ttáwax̣t ‘growth, pedigree, person’; ttáwax̣t paluuspamá ‘family on the Palouse side’.
Fan
pinawawaax̣waax̣tpamá ~ pinawawaax̣waax̣t̓áwas; waak̓sɨtitpamá ‘ceiling fan, electric cooling fan, air conditioner’.
Fan
wáwaax̣waax̣n.
Far
wíyat; lahaháam ‘far away’; lahaháam tiičám ‘a far away land’; wiyatníin ‘too far’; pawíyat ‘far apart’; wíyat tiičám ‘far country’; wíyat wát̓uy ‘far ahead’; -ál ‘long, tall, far’ (čáal ‘this long, this tall, this far’; kʷáal ‘that long, that tall, that far’; máal ‘however long, however far’).