Bigger, larger. mayknɨ́č̓iipa paˀaníya ‘they are enlarging it’. [NE maklɨčí; NW mayníic̓i; NP /qtu himeq̓is/.]
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maykníix̣
Better. maykníix̣ iwáta paamiyawáy ‘it will be better for them’. [NE makšiˀíx̣; NP /qtu taˀc/.]
maykx̣ɨ́lak
Many more, much more, even more. kumataš páyš ánč̓ax̣i níta maykx̣ɨ́lak ‘and maybe again I will give you even more’.
maykʷáanik
Further, all the more. maykʷáaniknam pášapakʷyamta imíin tamánwit ’cause me to believe your law the more’; kunata áwaƛ̓awiša paanáy maykʷáanik ‘and we are asking him further’. [NE makkʷáanik; NP /ˀúykn̓ik/.]
mayní
In what direction? for what reason? in whatever direction, in some way. kuna čáw šúkʷaša mayní wíˀanit tún taxʷɨsmí ‘and we do not know how to make things out of dogbane’; kuš mayní aw kú čáw átx̣uta imikíin ‘and in that way I won’t worry about you’; mayníki ‘in what direction? in whatever direction’.
máysx
Tomorrow. áx̣ʷaymaš q̓ínuta máysx ‘I’ll see you tomorrow’; páyš máysx iwáta níix̣ łk̓ʷí ‘maybe tomorrow will be a good day’; máysxk̓atya kú aw kú iwínana ‘the next day then he went’; máysxtaš pamáwšuwata ‘tomorrow we will get ourselves ready’; máysxnas pináwx̣ita ‘tomorrow I will lie down’; pamáwšuwataataš máysx ‘we will get ourselves ready tomorrow’; máysx kʷláawit ‘tomorrow evening, the next evening’; maysxpamá ‘day after tomorrow’. [NP /watísk/ ‘yesterday, tomorrow’.]
maysxmáysx
Every day, day after day. maysxmáysxna áwaƛ̓awiša naamína aniłáan ‘every day we pray to our Maker’; kutaš kʷɨ́nki łq̓íwix̣ana maysxmáysx šapáwilawiix̣ɨnx̣ana k̓úsi ‘and with that one we would play every day racing our horse’. [NP /pémmey/.]
maysxpamá
Day after tomorrow. pák̓u áwata maysxpamá ‘they’re going to have a meeting day after tomorrow’; maysxpamápa ‘on the day after tomorrow’. [NP /kumkun̓ík/ ‘day before yesterday, day after tomorrow’.]
máytaax̣ʷa
Announce in the morning, announce early. [NP /méytew̓yelen/.]
máytamawawštaymat
Throwing food to the morning. Said by Coyote when he misunderstood some word in a myth.
máytkʷata
Eat in the morning, eat breakfast. máytkʷatašaaš ‘I’m eating breakfast’; imáytkʷataša tamámna ‘he is eating the egg for breakfast’. [NP /méyhp/.]
máytkʷatat
Breakfast. [NP /méytpt/.]
máytwawina
Go in the rain early. imáytwawinana ‘he went in the rain early’. [NP /méytw̓elawihnen/.]
máywaqitn
Look for in the morning. pamáywaqitna x̣ax̣áykʷ ‘they looked for their money in the morning’. [NP /méy̓pew̓i/.]
máywina
Go in the morning. čáw imáywinana ‘he didn’t go in the morning’. [NP /méywihnen/.]
máywinanuun
Bathe or swim in the morning. [NE máyšmuun; NP /méytq̓eluu/.]
mɨ́cq̓ɨl
Earwax. [WS mɨłt̓x̣ú; Y łɨmx̣át; NP /mcq̓l/.]
mɨ́c̓ay
Root, tree root, any plant or tree root. mɨ́c̓ay áwa ‘it has a root’; paˀaníx̣ana tíi mɨc̓aynmí ‘they used to make a tea out of the root’; ittáwax̣ɨnx̣a pɨ́taat mɨ́c̓aykni ‘trees grow from the root’; nankmí mɨ́c̓ay ‘cedar roots’; šk̓apašwaynmí mɨ́c̓ay ‘rosebush root’. For edible or medicinal roots see x̣nít. [NP /ˀ´x̣s/; /sqʷt/ ‘tree root, stump’.]
mɨc̓aymɨ́c̓ay
Roots, little roots. q̓tɨ́t mɨc̓aymɨ́c̓ay ‘alumroot, Heuchera sp.’ The root was boiled and given to those who had consumed too much alcohol; also used for quitting smoking.
mɨc̓c̓íip
Scary, creepy. Also mɨc̓ɨc̓íip.