Mock. iwakášišaaš ‘he is mocking me’; sapúukasi ‘mimic’.
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wáški
California ground squirrel, Spermophilus beecheyi. Also wáški.
wákmuyk
Buck (horse). iwákmuyka k̓úsi ‘the horse bucked’; šapáwakmuyk ’cause to buck (horse)’. [WS wáakmik; cf. NP /weyekim̓úykim̓uyn/.]
wakmuykłá
One that bucks, cowboy. wakmuykłá k̓úsi ‘bucking horse’; wakmuykłaamí wɨłq̓ám ‘cowboy boots’.
wakutkutłá
Bag worm. See also x̣pɨpłá.
wákutkutn
Shake. iwákutkutɨn áw sit̓áxs ‘he has shaken his liver (i.e., had a good time)’. [NP /suuy´knik/ ~ /súuyen/.]
wák̓aatk
Sweep. iwák̓aatka níitna ‘she swept the house’; iwák̓aatkša áwšnitšna ‘she is sweeping the floor’; iwák̓aatkša wáaš ‘he’s sweeping the ground in the longhouse’. [NP /cápcx̣ilayk/.]
wak̓aatkáwas
Broom. [NE wak̓aatktpamá; NP /cápcx̣ilaykaˀs/.]
wak̓íwk̓iw
Pileated Woodpecker, Dryocopus pileatus. Also wánanp̓as. [NP /wek̓´wk̓wnu/.]
wák̓lik
Curve. iwák̓lika ɨščɨ́t nɨwítkan ‘the road curved toward the right’.
wák̓likt
Curve.
wak̓ɨ́msk
Twist tight, tie on and twist. iwák̓ɨmɨska ‘she twisted it’; iwak̓ɨ́msksa taxʷɨ́sna ‘she is twisting the dogbane’; šapáwak̓ɨmsk ‘tie on a pole and twist’; wak̓ɨ́mski ‘twisted’. [NP /lk̓úlyn/.]
wak̓ɨ́mski
Twisted. iwá wak̓ɨ́mski ‘it is twisted’. [NP /lk̓úliiˀns/.]
wák̓mɨskt
Yarn.
wák̓ɨnk
Close, board up. iwák̓ɨnka pčɨ́šna ‘he closed the door’; wák̓ɨnki ‘blocked’. [Y wák̓ɨnk; NP /wak̓´lk/.]
wak̓ɨnkáwas
Lid.
wák̓ɨnki
Blocked, closed. wák̓ɨnki iwačá ataymat̓áwas ‘the store was closed’.
wák̓ɨp
Hit with a club. páwak̓ɨpa k̓ɨ́plaački ‘he hit him with the warclub’.
wák̓uypsk
Chop off boughs. iwák̓uypska ‘he chopped off boughs’ (Jacobs 1931:158).
wák̓ʷaak
Peck. pawák̓ʷaakša ‘they are pecking’; pawyáwak̓ʷaakša saysáyna ‘they are pecking the worms as they go’; iwák̓ʷaakɨnx̣a wašwášnu ‘the chicken pecks’; iwák̓ʷaakaaš ‘it pecked me’. [NP /wek̓´wk̓wn/; /wéw̓pew̓i/; cf. /wak̓´wk/ ‘cut’.]