Drag, drag along. icásunaytiya ‘he dragged it along’; icásunaytisa twá ‘he’s dragging the poles’; twáki pacásunaytix̣ana ‘they used to drag with poles’ (i.e., the travois); pacásunaytix̣a miyánašma šáwlakaykaš ‘kids drag their wagons along’. [NW tamántati; NP /nktéhkeˀeyk/.]
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cásuničapa
Drag into brush. icásuničapana ‘he dragged it into the brush’. [N tamántačapa.]
casunínn
Drag around. icasunínša ‘he is dragging it around’; icasunínx̣a ‘he keeps dragging it around’; k̓úsi icasunánx̣a lúup ‘a horse is dragging the rope around’; k̓usik̓úsi iwáacasunanx̣a túna ‘the dog drags things around’. [NP /nkt´xnik/ ~ /nktén/.]
cásuwaanaynač
Drag inside. icásuwaanaynačaaš níityaw ‘he dragged me into the house’. [NE cásuwaanaynak.]
cásuwaanayt
Drag out. icásuwaanayta ‘he dragged it out’. [NP /nktéht/.]
cawaanaynacáwas
Halter, rope to go around the nose of the horse and used to direct the horse, bit (for horse). Also čawaanaynačáwas. cawaanaynacáwas paˀaníx̣ana ‘they used make a halter’; ku k̓ʷáy áwača paamíin cawaanaynacáwas taxʷɨsmí ‘and that halter of theirs was of dogbane’. [NP /hm̓pay̓ayn/.]
cáwslayk
Pull back bowstring, open a pocket knife. icáwslayka kskɨ́s x̣apiłmí ‘he opened up his pocket knife’.
cáwt̓a-
Walking. Plural subject. cáwt̓alaylak ‘walk inside’; cáwt̓alayt ‘walk out’; cáwt̓alayti ‘walk along’; cáwt̓aliln ‘walk about’. [Cf. causative sáp-; perhaps also NP /wt̓én/ ‘be gathered, be in groups’.]
cáwt̓alaylak
Walk inside. Plural subject. pacáwt̓alaylakša ‘they are walking inside’.
cáwt̓alayt
Walk out. Plural subject. pacáwt̓alaytša ‘they are walking out’.
cáwt̓alayti
Go for a walk, walk along, go walking together. Plural subject. pacáwt̓alaytiša ‘they are walking along’; áw pacáwt̓alayti ‘they have walked now’.
cawt̓alaytiłá
Walker.
cáwt̓aliln
Walk here and there, walk about. Plural subject. pacáwt̓alilša piiní ‘they two are walking about’; wínš ku tílaaki pacawt̓alíin ‘a man and woman have walked around here and there’.
cáxcam
Groundhog, yellow-bellied marmot, Marmota flaviventris. [S čɨkčɨ́knu; NP /cexcem/.]
cáxcam
Playing cards, deck of cards. pałq̓íwiša cáxcamki ‘they are playing cards’. [WS cákcam; NP /cexcem/.]
cáxcami
Play cards. pacáxcamiya ‘they played cards’; pacaxcamíiša yúuk ‘they’re playing cards over there’; pinácaxcamišaaš ‘I’m playing solitaire’. [NE caxcamí; Y caxcámi; WS cákcami; NP /cexcemi/.]
cáxcamit
Card game. cáxcaxmitpa íšna ‘he won at a card game’ [NP /cexcemit/.]
ccáaks
Squinty. ccáaks áčaš ‘squinty eyes’. [Cf. perhaps NP /cc´qen/ ‘be fascinated by’ (Aoki 1994:20).]
cɨcwáyn
Shocking, amazing, surprising. áana cɨcwáyn iwá ‘oh, it’s amazing’. [NP cicwáayn /ccwáynt/.]
cɨcwáyn
Be shocked, amazed, surprised. icɨcwáyša ‘she is shocked’; áccwaynaaš tanánmaaman ‘I was amazed at the people’. [NP /ccwáyn/.]