Twisted tule mat. It also can be made of cattails. Also called lakʷátit. [NP /captklykaˀí/.]
290 terms start with “s”
sapt̓ałá
Salmon patties with berries and fish oil, chokecherries and salmon made into biscuits (saplɨ́l). iwá túnx̣ sapt̓ałá lapt̓ałákni ‘salmon pemmican is different than salmon patties’; sapt̓ałá iwatáx̣na ílax̣yawiyi ‘salmon patties can be dried’. [NP /tn̓at/.]
sápƛ̓ɨmux̣i
Common or long-leaved groundcherry, Physalis longifolia. Also called sápc̓ɨmliki.
sapúu-
By blowing. sapúulklikas ‘windmill, wind turbine’.
sapúukasi
Mimic the words of another, echo. isapúukasisa paanáy ‘he is copying him’; tnánin pásapuukasisa ‘the bluffs are echoing him’; isapúukasisaas tnánɨm ‘the bluff is echoing me’; isapúukasisanam tnánɨm ‘the bluff is echoing you’; pásapuukasisa ‘he is copying him’; pápasapuukasisa ‘they are echoing one another’.
sapúulk
Blow (with the mouth). See šapúulk.
sapúulklikas
Windmill, wind turbine. Thomas Morning Owl. See also huulipamá.
sápwaac̓aakt
Armband. k̓pɨtłimá sápwaac̓akt ‘beaded armband’. Also called šápwaanaynatš. [NW šápwiinaynakš; NP ˀatíimnim wepelíikin.]
sápwaanp
Echo at medicine dance (wánpt). See also púun.
sapwaanpłá
One who echoes at the medicine dance (wánpt). [K sapwiinpłá (Jacobs 1931:152).]
sápwaasklik
Start a basket. wápasna isápwaasklika ‘she started weaving a basket’.
sápwaasklikt
Start of a basket.
sapxʷɨ́lkas
Ring. kunam wínšnɨm iníta sapxʷɨ́lkas ‘and a man will give you the ring’. [NP ˀipsosáyn /ˀpsus-´yn/.]
sapxʷlkaspamá
Ring finger. [NP temelúukt.]
sápx̣ʷ-
Crawling. sápx̣ʷnayt ‘crawl out’; sápx̣ʷnaynač ‘crawl inside’; sápx̣ʷnayti ‘crawl’; sápx̣ʷninn ‘crawl around’; sápx̣ʷaap ‘crawl under’. [NP /ceptukte-/; sápx̣ʷ- is causative sáp- plus x̣ʷ- ‘on the ground’.]
sápx̣ʷaap
Crawl under. iqásapx̣ʷaapa pšwápa ‘he crawled under the rock’. [NP /x̣eˀepn/.]
sápx̣ʷnaynač
Crawl inside. isápx̣ʷnaynatša šinmípa c̓x̣úuypa ‘he is crawling inside someone’s tepee’. [N sápx̣ʷnaynak; NP /ceptukteylék/.]
sápx̣ʷnayt
Crawl out. isápx̣ʷnaytɨn áw ‘he has crawled out now’. [NP /ceptuktéht/.]
sápx̣ʷnayti
Crawl. isápx̣ʷnaytiša ‘he is crawling along’. [NP /x̣eˀepn/; /ceptuktíkn/.]
sapx̣ʷninłá
Crawler. sapx̣ʷninłá kákyama ‘crawling animals’ (saysáy ‘worms’, pyúš ‘snakes’, ámuš ‘snails’).