Woven; webbing for the dipnet. It is put on a hoop.
tawayčtpamá
Webbing gage. A square bone they use in making the webbing for the dipnet.
táwayči táwax̣i
Smoke, smoke tobacco. itáwax̣iša čalámatna ‘he is smoking the pipe’; itáwax̣iša táwax̣ ‘he is smoking tobacco’; átawax̣išapam túna mɨláan ‘you are smoking something bad’; čáwš táwax̣ix̣a ‘I don’t smoke’. [NE túux̣i; NP /túuqi/.]
táwc̓ɨx̣n
Have diarrhea. itáwc̓x̣ša ‘he’s got diarrhea’; itáwc̓ɨx̣na ‘he got diarrhea’; iwá táwc̓ɨx̣ni ‘he’s filled his pants (of a child)’. [NP /q̓ʷ´yn/.]
táwc̓ɨx̣t
Diarrhea. [NP q̓óyn /q̓ʷ´ynt/.]
tawc̓ɨx̣tpamá
Laxitive. paˀaníx̣ana šɨlɨmmí psá tawc̓x̣tpamá płɨ́x̣ ‘they used to make a diarrhea medicine from chittum bark’; tawc̓ɨx̣tpamá płɨ́x̣ ‘laxitive’; tawc̓x̣tpamá tawtnúk ‘ocean-spray (Holodiscus discolor)’. [NP sapáˀtaˀs héelekipx.]
táwhulin
Blow wind at night. itáwhulita ‘it will blow tonight’. [NP /táwhatyan/.]
tawlápak̓a
Possibly, might, probably, instead. tawlápak̓anam wačá ‘it might have been you’; tawlápak̓a iwínata ‘he will go instead’; tawlápak̓a ‘why bother’. [NE tawláapak̓a; Y tawnáapak̓a.]
táwn
Town. pawínana táwɨnyaw ‘they went to town’. See also ataymat̓áwas. [English town.]
táwnaša
Make noise at night. itáwnašaša ‘it is making noise at night’. [NP /téw̓lesen/.]
táwnakwaaluuk
Go with in a dream.
táwnakwina
Take along at night, bring at night.
táwnawa(č)
Talk at night. túyaynam táwnawa ‘why are you talking at night?’. [NE táwnuu(č); NW táwnuu(k).]
táwnax̣ti
Cry at night. táaminwa itáwnax̣tix̣a ‘she always cries at night’; wiyátawnax̣ti ‘go along crying at night’. [NE táwp̓ix̣n; /téww´yn/.]
táwpšaničanwi
Take down a bunch at night.
tawpnún
Go to sleep. itawpnúna ‘he went to sleep’.
tawpnúx̣n
Snore. itawpnúx̣na ‘he snored’; nč̓íki itawpnúx̣ɨnx̣a ‘he snores loudly’. [WS tamnúx̣n; N tapnúx̣n; NP /táwx̣ann/.]
tawq̓umłá
Oversleeper. tawq̓umłáaš wá ‘I’m an oversleeper’.
táwq̓umn
Oversleep. táwk̓umnaaš ‘I overslept’; itáwq̓umša ‘he’s oversleeping’; itáwq̓umna ‘he overslept’; čáw táwq̓umɨnk ‘don’t oversleep!’. [WS & Y támk̓umn; NP /téwq̓umn/ (Aoki 1994:615).]
táwq̓x̣š
Choker, bandana or whatever that is put around the neck. The cowboys used to use a bandana around the neck.