Go out (to the bathroom) at night. patáwˀatɨnx̣ana ‘they used to go out to the bathroom at night’; tawˀattpamá ‘bathroom’; tawˀat̓áwas ‘bathroom’.
tawˀattpamá
Bathroom. mánmaš wá tawˀattpamá ‘where is your bathroom?’.
tawˀat̓áwas
Bathroom. mɨná iwá tawˀat̓áwas ‘where is the bathroom?’.
táwˀinaq̓i
Finish at night.
táwˀitɨmnayč
Kneel at night.
táwa
Pierce, stab, roast on a spit from the side, barbecue on a spit. itáwaša núsux páłpaski ‘the salmon is roasting skewered with the roasting sticks’; itáwašana nɨkʷɨ́t ‘he is roasting the meat’; átawak ‘roast it!’; táwani ‘barbecued’. [NE túun; NW also tíin; NP /túu/.]
táwaš
Blalock Canyon, Oregon.
tawšá
Sagebrush, Artemisia tridentata; sometimes applied to rabbit brush, Chrysothamnus spp. They used to drink sagebrush tea for a cold. Sage was also burnt as insense (mostly by the Walla Wallas and at Priest Rapids). áwna áwaqitša tawšáan płɨ́x̣ay ‘now we are looking for sagebrush for medicine’ (sagebrush was used as a cold medicine). [NP /qmqm/ ‘sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata); gray rabbitbrush (Chrysothamnus nauseosus)’.]
tawšá
Touchet, Washington.
táwaasklikt
Stick used in stick-game.
táwani
Barbecued, skewered. táwani nɨkʷɨ́t ‘barbecued meat’. [NE tuuní; NW also tíini; NP /tuuˀí/.]
tawšátawša
Low sagebrush (Artemisia arbuscula); silver sagebrush (A. cana); scabland Sagebrush (A. rigida); threetip sagebrush (A. tripartita). See tawšá.
táwat̓as
Roasting spit. [NP /taˀc´way/.]
táwaxicas
Stick game set, sticks for the stick-game (there are five on each side), the stick-game sticks, counter in the bone game, guess stick. mánmaš wá táwaxicas ‘where are your sticks for the hand game’; ičátk̓ulikša táwaxicas ‘he is bundling up the stick game set’. [NW táwax̣ikaš.]
táwax̣
Tobacco. pánim táwax̣ ‘give me a smoke!’; áwawttanam mɨláan táwax̣na ‘you should taboo the marijuana’; táwax̣i ‘smoke’; tawáx̣pas ‘tobacco pouch’. [NE túux; NP /tuuq/; ultimately from Spanish tabaco via trade from the Southwest (word is originally Taino or possibly from Arabic tabbaq [قبت]).]
tawax̣itpamá
Pertaining to smoking. tawax̣itpamá tikáy ‘ash tray’.
tawax̣it̓áwas
Pipe. See also čalámat.
tawáx̣pas
Pipe-bag, tobacco pouch. [NP /túuqitetp̓es/.]
táwayč
Weave the dipnet. táwaytšaaš ‘I am making a net’; itáwaytša awx̣ɨ́tna ‘he is weaving the net’; itáwayča twalúut̓as ‘he made the net’; patáwayča twanuut̓áwas ‘they made the dipnet’; patáwayčɨnx̣ana ‘they used to weave the net’; patáwayčɨnxana, kʷɨ́nki patwalúux̣ana núsux ‘they would weave it, with that they would net salmon’; táwaycas ‘net making needle’; táwayči ‘net webbing for dipnet’; tawayčtpamá ‘bone used in making webbing for dipnet’.
táwaycas
Net making needle. A piece of wood used in weaving the dipnet.