wɨ́šx̣ ‘be still, stationary’.
125 terms start with “i”
Impenetrable
šáatk ‘tangled, tangled such that one cannot pass, brushy’.
Imperative
-k; -tk (plural imperative); -i (in WS plural imperative -ti).
Imperfective
-ša (progressive aspect).
Impetigo
łayłáy ‘impetigo, boil’.
Impish
q̓ʷšɨ́m ‘mischievous, naughty, bad’.
Implement
wá- ‘with a blunt instrument’.
Important
átaw ‘valuable, treasured, desirable, lovely’.
Improve
íniix̣i ‘fix, make good’.
In
-pa ‘in, on, at’ (locative case); -ki ‘with, in (a language), about’ (instrumental case).
In-law
awít ‘levirate-in-law (after death of connecting kin)’; miyú ‘man’s wife’s brother’; píwnaš ‘son’s wife’s parent; daughter’s husband’s parent’; pnáyč ‘son’s wife; woman’s parent-in-law’; pnúk ‘potential levirate in-law’; šwáx̣ ‘opposite sex cross-generational in-law, woman’s son-in-law; man’s mother-inlaw’; ámtayk ‘move in with in-laws’ (said of a woman); amúynač ‘move in with in-laws’ (said of a man)’.
Inadvertently
lɨkɨ́p ‘suddenly, quickly’.
Inanimate
pá- (inanimate individuative); p- (inanimate distributive).
Inanimate
pátun ~ páta ‘be situated’ (individuative inanimate); ptún ~ ptá ‘be situated’ (distributive inanimate).
Incapable
tamłámay ‘unable, not knowing how, ignorant of’.
Incapable
húy ‘unable’.
Incapable
tamłamáywi ‘be incapable of, not know how’.
Incarcerate
tamčáynač ‘put inside, hock (pawn shop), put in jail’.
Inceptive
-ayk (-layk).
Inch
šapíinawit ‘measurement, inch, foot, yard, mile’.