wɨ́šx̣ ‘be still, stationary’.
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’.