Arrive at, visit. iwiyánawiyawana pčápa ‘he arrived at his mother’s’; wiyánawiyawašamaš šápniyanat ‘I am coming to ask you’; pápawiyanawiyawax̣ana ‘they used to visit one another’. [N wiyánawiyuun; NP /paynóo/.]
wiyánax̣ti
Cry on the way. áx̣ʷaynam wiyánax̣tita pawiyapaanáwaspa ‘you will yet cry on the way ‘; kunamta kʷná wiyánax̣tita imikíin qqaanáytki ‘and there along the way you will cry about your work’; náwiyanax̣ti ‘cry along the way’; šapáwiyanax̣ti ‘have crying on the way’. [NE wiyáp̓ix̣n; NP /wiyéwyn/.]
wiyánayk̓uk
Gather along the way. pawiyánayk̓ukša tunx̣túnx̣ x̣nít ‘they are going along gathering different roots’.
wiyánč̓i
Definiition:
Leader of a group, elder within a family.
Examples:
- iwá wiyánč̓i sulčasmaamí ‘he is the officer of the army’;
- ku kúuk páˀɨnna kʷiiní wiyánč̓iin ‘and then that officer told them’.
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[NP wiyáataq̓ismiyoox̣at /wyátaq̓ismyoox̣at(o)/.]
wiyánič
Put away while going along, drop off. iwiyánitšana tkʷátatna ‘they were dropping off food’. [NE wiyáˀnik; NW wiyánik; NP /wyéˀnik/.]
wiyaninłá
Traveler, wanderer. [NP /wskeˀenew̓et(u)/.]
wiyáninn
Travel around, go here and there, wander. pawyaníin ákakma ‘the geese have flown around’; kʷáal pawiyáninx̣ana ‘they used to travel around that far’; pawiyáninx̣ana waqitłáma ‘the searchers would go here and there’; ana kʷná pawíwiyaninx̣ana ‘where they each would travel around’; ku itqáwiyaninx̣ana ‘and suddenly he would be wandering around’; čáwyaninn ‘wander from place to place, be homeless’. [NP /wskeˀéyn/.]
wiyanintpamá
Pertinent to traveling around. ku k̓ʷapɨ́n iwá ƛ̓áax̣ʷ tananmaamí wiyanintpamá ‘and all the aforementioned is pertinent to the traveling around of the Indians’.
wiyánknik
Go around. čáwnam kʷná wiyánknikta ‘don’t go around there’; anam kú wiyánawitax̣na íkʷɨn kunam wiyánknikta amaš mɨná wá ayčtpamá ‘when you can get there you should go around wherever your seat is’; kunam áwiyak̓ɨnkta wiyánkniktpa ‘and you will get in the way of his going around’; nákwiyanknik ‘take around’. [NP /wyélklyk/.]
wiyánptx̣awn
Drop by for, pick up along the way. wiyánptx̣awšamaš ‘I am stopping to pick you up to go with me’; pawiyánptx̣awnx̣anaataš ‘they used to pick us up’; míšnam wiyánptx̣awtax̣na ‘can you pick me up?’.
wiyánč̓un
Sleep along the way. iwiyánčušana ‘he was sleeping on the way’. [N wiyápnun; NP /wyépnm/.]
wiyápaa
Separate, separate off to the side, part, fork (as of a road forking in two directions). iwiyápaaša ɨščɨ́t ‘the road is forking’; páwiyapaamš ‘it has separated from him’; pápawiyapaana ‘they parted from one another’; pápawiyapaata ‘they will separate from one another’; pawiyapaanáwas ‘fork in the road’. [NE wiyápaˀa; NP /wyúuyn/.]
wiyápapƛ̓k
Hit along the way, dribble. iwiyápapƛ̓kša k̓píitna ‘he is dribbling the ball’.
wiyápayšk
Show up, appear. pawyápayška kʷɨ́ni ‘they showed up from there’.
wiyápni
Walk out, emerge, appear. wiyápnim ‘come forward!’; wiyápniyawa ‘go out to meet’. [NP /wyépn̓i/.]
wiyapnít
Elk, bull elk. See wawúkya.
wiyápniyawa
Go out to meet. ku šíyin páwiyapniyawax̣ana ‘and someone would go out to him’; iwiyápniyawana pšɨ́tpa ‘he went out to his father’. [N wiyápniyuun; NP /wyepn̓iyúu/.]
wiyápux̣n
Scatter, disperse, separate. pápawiyapx̣ʷna ana máan tiičámyaw tímaniyaw ‘they scattered out to whichever reservations’. [NP /wípqʷ/.]
wiyáq̓inun
See while going along. áwiyaq̓inušanaaš ‘I saw him on the way’. [NP /wyéhekn/.]
wiyáq̓ʷp
Curve (such as a road). iwiyáq̓ʷpšamš kʷɨ́ni ɨščɨ́t kʷáan iwiyáq̓ʷpšaykš ‘the road is curving this way from there (and then) it is curving on that way’.