290 terms start with “s

susutpamá

Telephone. [NP cewcewín̓es /cewcewn̓es/.]

súƛ̓wanp

Dip, dip out. míimi ana kú tkʷátat paˀaníx̣ana, apápki pasúƛ̓wanpɨnx̣ana x̣yáwna tkʷátatna tamalúutay čúušyaw ‘long ago when they would prepare food they would dip out the dry food by hand to put in the water’. [NP /tekp/ ‘dip out water’.]

suƛ̓wanpáwas

Dipper. [NP /ˀnpeˀí/.]

súul

Salt. súuli núsux ‘salted salmon’. Also katwat̓áwas.

súuli

Salt. pasúulisa núsuxna ‘they are salting the salmon’.

suulłá

Shark. See also sucx̣łá.

súwapx̣ʷaamit

Definition:

Tepee ear poles (there are two).


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Also called q̓ɨ́mkas.

[Y suluuktpamá.]

súx

Sup, eat with a spoon. isúxsa lakamíinna ‘he is eating salmon gravy with a spoon’; watx̣ɨ́nam wáasuxta kúpi ‘would you pause to sip some coffee?’. [Cf. NP /súpn/ ‘eat porriage, soup’.]

súxas

Spoon, ladle. [NP /sóq/.]

súx̣aap

Put under, put in oven. isúx̣aapša ‘she is putting it in the oven’; ásux̣aapɨnk ‘put it in the oven!’; súx̣aapi ‘oven baked’. [NP /cúx̣eˀp/; cf. NP /cóx̣aap/ ‘loosen (e.g., tree bark) with a pointed instrument’.]

sux̣aaptpamá

Videocassette recorder (VCR).

sux̣aapt̓áwas

Lever, wedge, pry bar. sux̣aapt̓áwas šapátk̓i ‘video cassette’.

súyak̓pap

Butter. súyak̓papki itwák̓ʷiiškša ipáax̣ ‘he’s spreading butter on the bread’. [NP /cóoyak̓pap/.]

súyalklik

Graze. ku kʷná isúuyalklikšana k̓ʷapɨ́n Wawatáwya ‘and that Antelope was grazing there’. [NP / sepenkit´knik/.]

suyátk

Put sticks through fish or meat to hold them apart for drying or cooking. ásuyatkɨnk páłpaski núsuxna ‘put the salmon on the roasting sticks’; isuyátka páłpaski núsuxna ‘she skewered the salmon with roasting sticks’.

suyátkas

Skewer for holding fish or meat apart while cooking or drying; eel grass, Conyza canadensis (used to put between fish or eels). isuyátka núsux suyátkaski ‘he held the fish apart with sticks’. [NP /túut̓es/.]

swáta

Sweater. swátayix̣iš wá ‘I have a sweater similarly’.

swís

Salmon fillet, salmon skin. Dried and cut in strips. aníša swís ‘she is making fillets’; šúwašaaš anítay swís ‘I am butchering for making salmon fillets’. Same as wałt̓akí. [Y ɨswís; cf. NP /ˀswísi/ ‘cut salmon for drying’.]

sxíyap

Squaw or wax currant, Ribes cereum. [Cf. NP /km̓mé/ ‘sweet red gooseberry (Ribes oxyacanthoides? – Aoki 1994:277)’.]

sɨ́xsɨn

Resin, gum. Also waláas. [NP /sx̣sn/.]