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geog- it has a little water aʔ ksəsw̓síwaʔɬkʷ

geog- area where Rogers Bar church now stands (it has slough grass) aʔ kst̓qiʔstn̓

get scratched áˤx̌áˤx̌əx̌

• kn̓ áˤx̌áˤx̌əx̌ iʔ t skəkwiɬp I got scratched by a rose bush. (Ok)

get scratched áˤx̌áˤx̌x̌

gather together c̓asn̓tím̓

grasshopper c̓aˤn̓c̓n̓

gather food čc̓asčín̓

get fooled číxʷaʔ

go near something, get close to something čk̓aʔtmíst / k̓aʔtmin̓t

go along with somebody čkəxstim̓

get to the top, to summit čkɬqil̓t

• way̓ čkɬqil̓t, way̓ kɬc̓ik̓ʷəsxn̓, uɬ k̓əl̓ sksək̓ʷtikst kɬənsp̓ustn̓ She got to the top, she’s holding a light, and in the other hand she has a sword (PS)

get naked čk̓ɬtml̓xʷn̓čut

get rid of something čk̓ɬx̌ʷil̓st / k̓ɬx̌ʷil̓n̓t

go away čk̓ɬxʷuy̓

• ixíʔ iʔ čk̓ɬxʷuy̓ iʔ k̓l̓ ksxʷuy̓tn̓s iʔ sƛ̓aʔčínm̓. Then he goes in the tracks of the deer. (PS)

grab corners, take hold of points, take hold of corners čkm̓km̓aqsn̓t

grab someone by the arms, kidnap čkm̓km̓ax̌n̓t

• čkm̓km̓ax̌səl̓x, wim̓ sčn̓čq̓laʔxʷmists. They grabbed him by the arms, he tried to squirm around. (PS)
• čkm̓km̓ax̌n̓tp, čxʷuy̓stp. You guys grabbed him by the arms, you guys brought him here. (PS)

go back towards, turn back čkmn̓mn̓kin̓

grow close to branch čkpəkʷikst

glued on / they’re stuck on hard čkt̓əɬt̓aɬ

greasewood bush čkʷasq̓l̓stn̓

get ghosted by something čkw̓ikm̓

• čkw̓kwikm̓ be ghosted (Cv)

get married čmrim̓

gullies, gulches, valleys čn̓lw̓láˤw̓útm̓

get on, fall into, fallen into čn̓t̓k̓ʷak̓ʷ

• itlíʔ way̓ kn̓ čhaqs ilíʔ kn̓ čn̓t̓k̓ʷak̓ʷ iʔ t xwiɬ, uɬ ta čk̓liʔ iksxʷúy̓tn̓ ixíʔ əčq̓ax̌. Whatever direction I face, there I go into the road, and that’s where I go on that path. (PS)

get along with čn̓x̌siw̓s

get hit, happen to be hit, hit (from a throw) čq̓aq̓

• kn̓ čq̓aq̓ I get hit. (Ok)

get to the top, on top of, to summit, on the summit čqil̓t

• uɬ way̓ kn̓ n̓stils mət kʷ sxʔkinx, kʷ sx̌ənnumt, lutiʔ kʷ čqil̓t And I thought maybe something happened to you, you got hurt, that you hadn’t yet got to the top (PS)

give birth (plural) čqmnil̓tm̓

greasewood, Pushia tridentata c̓q̓ʷasq̓l̓stn̓

gather together, stick together c̓sn̓tim̓

gather food for čtixʷčstm̓ / tixʷčn̓t / tixʷčnm̓

group- in a group čtkɬkɬam̓

graph / reads (shows) čtq̓ay̓

get hard čt̓saˤp

gossipy čwikʷčn̓

• isx̌ílwiʔ čwikʷčn̓. My husband is gossipy.
• isaʔstám̓ čwikʷčn̓. My brother/sister-in-law is gossipy.

gain spiritual power čw̓n̓čut

get dressed čx̌čmn̓čut

go uphill čx̌ƛ̓mus

• áɬiʔ miyíl̓sm̓s uɬ yəyáˤt čx̌əƛ̓mus. Therefore he figured it’s all uphill. (PS)
• axáʔ čx̌əƛ̓mus iʔ xwiɬ k̓l̓ skčxiksts. The road to his right is steep uphill. (PS)

ground meat čx̌ʷaq̓ʷ t sɬiqʷ

go bare foot čxʷaxʷút̓aʔxn̓

gather things čyaˤpstím̓

• ʔayxáxaʔ čyaʕpstís In a little while he got everything (PS)
• əɬy̓aˤpstím̓ bring things back
• way̓ əɬyaʕpstís He brought them back (PS)

get cold c̓ʔaɬ

• kn̓ ksʔiɬnaʔx, uɬ way̓ mət c̓ʔaɬ iksčʔiɬən̓ I was going to eat, but I guess what I was going to eat got cold (Cv)

grasshopper c̓ʔaˤn̓, c̓aˤn̓c̓n̓

get dark, getting dark c̓ʔuy̓

• way̓ c̓uy̓, taɬt kiʔ c̓ʔuy̓ iʔ tm̓xʷúlaʔxʷ It’s sure a gloomy day. (Ok)

go back to study, go back to school əɬc̓aw̓smamáyaʔm̓

go back down to the bottom of a hill, come back down to the bottom of a hill əɬčn̓tikɬ

• uɬ əɬčəntikɬ uɬ sič ʔáčqaʔ, ixíʔ úɬiʔ nis Then she got to the bottom and went out, and she was gone (PS)

go back in əɬn̓ʔuɬxʷ

• ixíʔ əɬxʷuy̓ əɬn̓ʔuɬxʷ. Then she went back, she went back inside. (PS)

go back down, go back downhill, get back down, get down again əɬsax̌ʷt

• uɬ ixíʔ uɬ čm̓ əɬsax̌ʷt iʔ pəptwínaʔxʷ Then the old lady will come back down (PS)

go back to somebody, approach again, attack again, go at someone again əɬtxʷuym̓

• way̓ əɬtxʷuyəms iʔ kəwaps He went back to see his horse (PS)

go back to life əɬxʷəxʷal̓t

• t̓xʷ qʷn̓čin̓ uɬ áɬiʔ kn̓ xʔkinm̓ miʔ kn̓ əɬxʷl̓xʷal̓t. It’s a pity I can’t go back to life. (PS)

go home, go back, return əɬxʷuy̓

• ixíʔ uɬ kʷu əɬxʷuy̓ And that’s when we will go back. (PS)
• way̓ kʷu əɬxʷuy̓ kxəntsin̓ I will go back with you (PS)
• t̓i wy̓wy̓čin̓əl̓x, əɬxʷuy̓səl̓x k̓l̓ čitxʷsəl̓x. When they get done eating, they go back to their bunks. (PS)

get home, get back home, go back to the house əɬxʷuy̓ iʔ k̓l̓ čitxʷ

go back by water, return via water əɬxʷuy̓kʷ

gather again (plural) əɬy̓aˤʔ

• x̌lap put ixíʔ sxlakəks iʔ x̌yaɬnəx̌ʷ, ixíʔ mi kʷu əɬyaˤʔ aláʔ Tomorrow just when the sun turns, then we’ll gather back here / Tomorrow just when the sun turns, we’ll gather back here (PS)

gather again əɬʔul̓lw̓s

• kʷu ɬə ʔul̓lw̓s. We got together. (Cv)

group of people, relatives =íliʔs

go after, follow after itíʔst

gorilla karílaʔ

go to do- k̓aw̓s-, kʔaw̓s-

• iʔ sčkʔaw̓sk̓ɬčəhmíx. The ones that go and set watch. (PS)
• kʷ isčkʔawsčúnm̓ I came to tell you (Cv)
• kʷ iskʔaw̓sn̓síw̓čn̓. I came to ask you. (Cv)
• kʷ kʔaw̓sy̓ay̓áx̌aʔm̓. You will go watch. (Cv)
• k̓awswíkn̓tm̓. We went to see them. (Cv)

go cut k̓aw̓sk̓ít̓m̓

go ask k̓aw̓sn̓síw̓čn̓

• kʷ isk̓aw̓sn̓síw̓čn̓. I came to ask you. (Cv)

go see something k̓aw̓swíkn̓t

• k̓awswíkn̓tm̓. We went to see them. (Cv)

go to see k̓awsʕ̓ác̓m̓

go look at something k̓aw̓sʕ̓ác̓n̓t

get closer, approach, get close to k̓aʔítət

grandchildren-in-law (spouses of grandchildren) k̓aʔk̓ʔíl̓t

go hide, go over there k̓aʔlílx

• k̓aʔlílxəl̓x. They hid there. (Cv)

get close to someone, go close to something, go close to somebody k̓aʔtmín̓t

get something figured out kčahəhm̓stím̓

go stand by somebody. after running up / go stand by somebody kc̓lmin̓t

• kc̓lmin̓tm̓. He ran there and stood (Cv)

grab somebody by the arm kc̓l̓xikstmn̓t

• kc̓l̓xikstmn̓. I grabbed him/her by the wrist. (Cv)

go slow (apocopated form?) / slow, quiet k̓ək̓alíʔ

go slow, be slow / slow down, slack up, go hide, sneak k̓ək̓alíʔst

• ixíʔ sƛ̓ax̌ts uɬ ny̓aˤy̓p t̓iʔ ixíʔ lut t̓a čk̓ək̓alíʔst, íwaʔ ɬa čx̌iƛ̓m̓. She started fast and she kept it up, she won’t go slow, even shen she goes up the hill (PS)

grizzly cub, little grizzly kəkiʔláw̓naʔ

glance at kəkriʔm̓

• kn̓ kəkriʔm̓ I glanced (Cv)

go on a short trip / go on a short trip, take a short walk k̓ək̓tusxn̓

Get to your workplace! kičxəx k̓l̓ an̓n̓k̓ʷúl̓mn̓ !

green willow k̓ik̓iʔtníɬp

grandpa (mom's side) / maternal grandfather. k̓ík̓waʔ

• an̓k̓ík̓waʔ your grandfather (Cv)

get pinched, pinched k̓ip̓əp̓

green alder, mountain alder, Alnus crispa, Alnus tenuifolia k̓iʔk̓iʔtníɬp

grizzly bear, grizzly boar, male grizzly kiʔláw̓naʔ

go away, from, far klkʷakʷ, kl̓kʷakʷ

• kl̓kʷakʷəl̓x, sc̓x̌iɬ lut l̓ əkɬxwiɬ, mɬ sič yiríwaxnm̓əl̓x. They go far, like where there is no road, and then they put their snow shoes on. (PS)
• way̓ put kəlkʷakʷ iʔ təl̓ siwɬkʷ mi k̓əɬkičs iʔ sq̓lips She’s entirely out of the water before she can reach the handkerchief (PS)
• iklíʔ kl̓kʷakʷəl̓x iʔ tl̓ siw̓ɬkʷ, way̓ ixíʔ skʷil̓l̓səl̓x. They went a little ways from the water, then they sat down. (PS)
• miystxʷ kəlkʷakʷ čmalk̓ʷ iʔ sqiltks, kəlkʷakʷ iʔ təl̓ siwɬkʷ Make sure her body is completely out, far from the water / Be sure her body is completely out of the water, far from the water / Make sure her body is completely out of the water, far from the water (PS)
• kʷu tkʷʔut, kʷu kl̓kʷakʷ. We will walk, we'll go far. (PS)

go away from kl̓kʷilx

• t̓xʷ kʷu kl̓kʷilx iʔ tl̓ siw̓ɬkʷ. We sure are a little ways off from the water. (PS)

get away from someone/something / keep away from something klkʷilxmn̓t

• kl̓kʷil̓xmn̓ti ! Keep away from him! (Cv)

go a little ways kl̓l̓kʷakʷ

• kl̓l̓kʷakʷ. S/he went a little ways. (PS)
• k̓ɬk̓wil̓xəl̓x t̓iʔ kl̓l̓kʷakʷəl̓x. They went on the prairie a little ways. (PS)

getting dark, becoming evening k̓lxʷmix

• way̓ ksk̓əlxʷmíxaʔx It’s getting dark. (Ok)

get out of sight k̓lxʷúlaʔxʷ

• t̓iʔ lut sl̓kʷutsəl̓x t̓xʷ k̓lxʷúlaʔxʷəl̓x uɬ kɬʔiq̓ʷəl̓x yaʔ t čɬak. They didn’t go far, apparently they got out of sight, then they came in sight of a swamp. (PS)

get close to something kɬaʔɬaʔmstím̓

get close to something kɬaʔɬaʔm̓stím̓

• kɬaʔɬaʔm̓stíxʷ ixíʔ iʔ st̓maˤl̓t. You got pretty close to those cattle. (Cv)

get close to something kɬaʔmín̓t

get close kɬaʔmn̓čút

geog. [lit. standing spouts of water.] kɬc̓əl̓tkʷn̓čut

get something dug k̓ɬčiqm̓

• t swit n̓ín̓wiʔ mi liq̓əs k̓əɬčiqm̓ Whoever will bury him, dig the grave (PS)

go stand on the bank kɬc̓lus

get to / reach / arrive at / manage to get to something k̓ɬkičn̓t

• way̓ k̓əɬkičs axáʔ iʔ sq̓lips She got to the handkerchief (PS)
• uɬ way̓ put kəkʷakʷ iʔ təl̓ siwɬkʷ mi k̓əɬkičs iʔ sq̓lips She’s entirely out of the water before she can reach the handkerchief (PS)

game go out of sight k̓ɬk̓il̓lxʷt

get out of sight k̓ɬk̓lxʷusmn̓t

• nis k̓əl̓ stk̓masq̓ət, čp̓ʔa·xʷ, uɬ k̓əɬk̓əlxʷusəmsəlx It was gone in the sky, it was shiny, then it got out of their sight (PS)
• k̓ɬk̓lxʷusm̓səl̓x iʔ k̓l̓ stk̓masq̓t. It got out of their sight in the sky. (PS)

go a ways kɬk̓wilx

• məɬ ksx̌əlpínaʔ, məɬ k̓əɬk̓wilxəlx t̓i kləlkʷakʷəlx In the daylight, when they go out on the prairie they go a little ways (PS)

go a ways k̓ɬk̓wilx

give an answer to someone k̓ɬkʷinčn̓tm̓

guess (command) (to someone) kɬkʷín̓maʔɬt

give an answer k̓ɬkʷinxʷčn̓

give an answer k̓ɬk̓ʷinxʷčnm̓

• lut p t̓ iksk̓əɬk̓ʷinxʷčnm̓ I’m not going to give y’all an answer (Cv)

give an answer to somebody k̓ɬk̓ʷinxʷčn̓t

• way̓ k̓əɬkʷinxʷčsəlx They answered him (PS)
• way̓ əɬk̓əɬkʷinxʷčsəlx They answered it back (PS)

get the best of k̓ɬkʷukʷm̓

goeg. Cedonia; Bissel Flats / place name. Cedonia; Bissel Flats. B’s etym: clear area kɬlq̓ʷiw̓s

go along with kɬɬxʷuym̓

• kʷ ikɬəɬxʷúym̓. I’m going to take you back. (PS)
• isqʷəsqʷaʔsíaʔ iʔ akɬəɬxʷúym̓əl̓x. You will take back my children. (PS)

get in the car kɬmut l̓ p̓uy̓xn̓

get in the car / get in the car kɬmutx l̓ p̓uy̓xn̓

grab something in a choke hold k̓ɬp̓aʔn̓tím̓ / k̓ɬp̓aʔán̓t / k̓ɬp̓aʔám̓

get wise, suspicious, feel backwards, guilty k̓ɬpaʔsnčút

get on top of something kɬqil̓t

• ixíʔ stk̓iwl̓xs, ik̓líʔ kɬqil̓t. Then s/he went upstairs, s/he got to the top. (PS)
• x̌i··ƛ̓m̓, kɬqil̓t, n̓t̓aʔ iʔ sp̓əʔaxʷs iʔ k̓ɬənk̓mip, uɬ kəlkʷakʷ He went up the hill, got to the top, goodness, there’s a shining door there, it’s far / He went up the hill, got to the top, gee there’s a shining door. and it’s far (PS)

geog. area east and slightly north of mouth of John Tom Creek. B’s etym: jam pile in the creek place kɬqilwlp̓, kɬqiləwələp

gully k̓ɬqʷay̓

gray horse / Blue gray horse kɬqʷaˤylxʷ

geog. Horn Lake. (Ok) kɬqʷmqin̓, kɬqʷəmqin̓

geog. Simpson Lakes area, drained by Little Jim Creek k̓ɬslúlaʔxʷ k̓ɬsəlúlaʔxʷ

geog. Simpson Lakes area, drained by Little Jim Creek k̓ɬslúlaʔxʷ, k̓ɬsəlúlaʔxʷ

geog. place name / place name. place name k̓ɬsx̌am̓

• čʔúm̓laʔxʷstsəl̓x t "k̓ɬsax̌m̓ yaʔ čy̓xʷitkʷm̓". They call that place “past the waterfall.”

geog. partially inundated area on the east side of the Columbia, now known as Bossburg. [lit. just touching the edge.] kɬttqus kɬtətqus

geog. partially inundated area on the east side of the Columbia, now known as Bossburg. [lit. just touching the edge.] kɬttqus, kɬtətqus

give somebody the way k̓ɬwis

go ahead of somebody k̓ɬxaʔtntím̓

• ʔáˤpnáʔ axáʔ t in̓kʷl̓mut kiʔ kʷuʔ əɬk̓ɬxaʔtn̓tís. Now this brother-in-law of mine steps in front of me. (PS)
• ixíʔ k̓ɬxaʔtn̓tín̓. Then I went ahead of her/him. (PS)
• way̓ k̓əɬxaʔtn̓tíməlx t qʷásqiʔ They got a leader, Blue Jay (PS)

go first k̓ɬxaʔtxnám̓

• uɬ čm̓ inčá mi kn̓ k̓əɬxaʔtxnám̓ I will go ahead. (PS) construction unclear

go along with somebody k̓ɬxiʔúsn̓t

• áɬiʔ k̓ɬxiʔúsəst sn̓k̓lip iʔ t sčún̓maʔs. Because it went just the way they had told Coyote. (PS)

get out of way k̓ɬx̌qn̓tim̓ / k̓ɬx̌qan̓t / k̓ɬx̌qam̓

good water / calm water kɬx̌sitkʷ

get good fur kɬx̌slxʷilx

geog. fishing site on east side of Sanpoil River. B’s etym: little flat rock in water. cf. nxəxt̓ítaʔkʷ kɬxxn̓ítaʔkʷ, kɬxəxn̓ítaʔkʷ

go under a shelter k̓ɬxʔyust

• k̓ɬxiʔúst go under a shelter, go on a grade

geog. Fort Spokane k̓ɬy̓aq̓ k̓ɬiy̓aq̓

geog. Fort Spokane k̓ɬy̓aq̓, k̓ɬiy̓aq̓

geog. Republic. [lit. lone pine in a flat.] kɬyipw̓s, kɬyipw̓s

geog. area on west side of the Kettle River just below Boyd’s. [lit. having round open area.] kɬyirw̓s, kɬyírus

get close to the river k̓ɬʔálqʷaʔ

• xʷu··y̓ k̓ɬʔálqʷaʔ, k̓əɬk̓ʷƛ̓ap k̓ɬʔálqʷaʔ, čtyap He went and he got to a shore, he came in sight of a shore, it’s running water (PS)
• čk̓ɬʔál̓qʷaʔ other side of the river or water, He gets to the edge of the river., on the other side (Cv)
• kɬaʔál̓qʷaʔ S/he got close to the river. (PS)

get under blanket k̓ɬʔaɬxʷíc̓aʔn̓t

guess each other k̓ɬʔamnwíxʷ

geog. Addy kɬʔmtiw̓s, kɬʔəmtiw̓s

go under k̓ɬʔuɬxʷ

guess, make a guess k̓ɬʔumm̓

guess / say k̓ɬʔum̓m̓

go after somebody kƛ̓aʔntím̓

• nínwiʔ əɬ ikɬaʔxʷísk̓it nínwiʔ sič kʷu čkičəntxʷ, kʷu čkƛ̓aʔntísəlx When I am rested then you can come and get me, they can come after me (PS)

give up kmahqnmíst

• kn̓ kmahqənmíst I give up (Cv)
• kʷ kmahqnmíst. You give up. (Cv)
• čm̓ ik̓líʔ miʔ kmahqnmíst, miʔ əɬčp̓l̓k̓usm̓. There he will give up, he’ll come back. (PS)

geog Covada / place name. Covada. B’s etym: okay; alright; I already knew it. (Cv) kmatm̓

go the wrong way / go the other way kmaʔmn̓čút

get something straight km̓ínaʔ

• kn̓ kəm̓ínaʔ I understood (Cv)
• lut kʷu t̓ə km̓ínaʔ We never got it straight (Cv)
• lut iskm̓ínaʔ I don’t understand the news (Cv)

grab by feet km̓km̓xan̓t

get something for somebody km̓xit

• way̓ čkəm̓xitxʷ iʔ t sxʔimɬx̌ast iʔ t n̓kəʔmtiw̓stn̓ Go get for them the very best saddle horse (PS)

go visit somebody km̓yltmin̓t

• kskm̓íyltmiʔsəlx They’ll go visit them (Cv)

grey tail kpaˤps

get even with kputmn̓t

graduate kračuitm̓

graduate. English kračuítm̓

• kračuítməl̓x. They graduated. (PS)

gram / gram kram̓ (g)

grapes krips

glance at somebody / glace at somebody kriʔn̓t

• kʷuʔ kriʔn̓txʷ. You glanced at me. (Cv)

get a hooked nose k̓r̓r̓p̓aqsm̓

go after somebody’s something ksax̌ʷtmɬt

• ksax̌ʷtm̓ɬtsəl̓x ənhíthitwəlx, ƛ̓aʔƛ̓aʔn̓tísəl̓x iʔ čitxʷs They went after Bird, they looked for his house. (Ok)

Get hit on the chest ksəp̓əp̓ax̌ʷčk

Get hit on the shoulder ksəp̓əp̓sax̌n̓

geog. springs located north of Rogers Bar church, north of the highway. [lit. little springs of water area.] ksəsw̓síwaʔɬkʷ, aʔksəsw̓síwaʔɬkʷ

get somebody acquainted ksəxʷnwixʷst

• kʷuʔ aksqʷaʔmnwíxʷstm̓, kʷuʔ aksəxʷnwíxʷstm̓ Give us an introduction, get us acquainted (PS)

give somebody something to drink ksiw̓stm̓st

• skskʷl̓tmix in̓kwap uɬ lut t̓ inx̓̌mín̓k əɬ iksíw̓stm̓stm̓ My horse is sweating and I don’t want to water him (PS)
• uɬ áɬiʔ lut t̓ iksíw̓stm̓stm̓ I wouldn’t water him (PS)
• n̓ín̓w̓iʔ ʔayxáxaʔ ksaʔxíc̓aʔ miʔ ksiw̓stm̓stn̓ When in a little while he cools off I will water him (PS)

get the chills / get the chills. analysis not clear ksixpíc̓aʔ

• čʔx̌iɬ t ksixpíc̓aʔ. He got the chills. (PS)

get wood / gather fire wood kslip̓

• kʷ xʔkinm̓ miʔ kʷ wr̓isl̓p̓m̓,km̓ kʷ kslip̓ ? What can you do to make fire, or to get wood? (PS)

get wood / get wood. see vslp̓ 1 kslip̓m̓

• kʷ kslip̓m̓. You get wood., You get firewood. (PS)

gather fire wood ksl̓slip̓

Gloves / have gloves kspikst

• mət t̓əxʷ iʔ t smik̓ʷt uɬ áɬiʔ k̓ik̓iy̓íkst, uɬ áɬiʔ min̓á kspikst, mɬ ixíʔ c̓əm̓c̓m̓əntáˤs iʔ kl̓kilxs tl̓ k̓iy̓íkst It must have been from the snow that his hands got cold, because I don’t suppose he has gloves, he started sucking his fingers because they were cold (PS)

geog ksq̓apínaʔx, aʔksq̓apínaʔx

goeg kssw̓síwaʔɬkʷ

Go around curves kstxəlxəlkáqs

get acquainted with ksuxʷm̓

• axáʔ anwíʔ kswikn̓tsəl̓x aksúxʷm̓əl̓x. I want them to see you, for you to get acquainted with them. (PS)

go past, beyond, besides ksx̌an̓

• čksx̌an̓ go past, passed (Cv)
• kn̓ ksx̌an̓ t sqitkʷ I went past the Lakes (Cv)
• yəyáˤt iʔ sp̓iʔqáɬq ksx̌an̓ tl̓ in̓čá, yəyáˤt ixíʔ iksčt̓ák̓ʷ axáʔ l̓ tm̓xʷúlaʔxʷ All the fruits beside me, all these I endow the earth with. (Cv) Berry, chief of the fruits speaking

get cut, cut k̓t̓ap

get cut k̓t̓at

go straight for ktəɬmn̓čutm̓

• ktəɬmn̓čutm̓s. He went straight for it. (PS)

get something ktim̓

• lut iksktím̓ I won’t get anything out of him (PS)

gun sight, gun scope ktk̓ustn̓

• in̓ktk̓ustn̓. It is my gun sight. (Cv)

green eyes ktqʷn̓qʷin̓s

good bye kutpáy̓

grow a crop k̓ʷan̓ɬq

• sčk̓ʷanɬqxəlx They farm (Cv)

get red, get red hot (plural) kʷaʔkʷaʔáɬ

gold, yellow kʷəkʷriʔ

gold kʷəkʷriʔt

golden, gold kʷəkʷr̓iʔt

• put čʔx̌iɬ t kʷəkʷr̓it iʔ sáˤc̓əc̓ It looks just like gold (PS)
• nak̓ʷaʔ t̓u··l̓ ixíʔ iʔ kʷəkʷr̓it iʔ tkɬmilxʷ iʔ t sysyusč The Golden Woman is not beatable because she’s smart (PS)
• uɬ xʷʔit axáʔ iʔ čʔəlʔəsəlʔupənkst iʔ kʷəkʷr̓it, taʔlíʔ uɬ čx̌ʷap There were lots of twenty dollar gold pieces, quite a lot (PS)
• uɬ t̓i kmix kʷəkʷr̓it They’re nothing but gold (PS)
• axáʔ kʷəkʷr̓iʔt iʔ k̓n̓p̓qin̓kstn̓s, ixíʔ t̓xʷ axáʔ čp̓ʔaxʷ. This ring of hers is gold, thus it this shines. (PS)
• iʔ skʷəkʷr̓iʔts n̓p̓ʔaxʷəl̓x. Their gold shines. (PS)

golden coins, pennies, golden rocks, gold ore kʷəkʷr̓kʷr̓iʔsxn̓

• ixíʔ w̓txitm̓ t ksqlaw̓s, t̓iʔ mat kʷəkʷr̓kʷr̓iʔsxn̓, nikxnáʔ lim̓t axáʔ iʔ tətw̓it. Then he set down some money for him, maybe pennies, gee this boy was happy. (PS)

give advice to somebody, decide for someone k̓ʷín̓maʔxt

give birth, have a baby k̓ʷl̓l̓il̓t

get a wife k̓ʷl̓ɬtkɬmilxʷ

give a potlatch, make a gathering k̓ʷl̓sy̓aˤʔ

grab, hold in the hand, take kʷnim̓

• way̓ lut iskʷním̓ iʔ tqiltk I haven’t taken the tops (PS)
• ixíʔ skʷnim̓s iʔ t sx̌əx̌c̓iʔ, ksp̓íc̓aʔs iʔ kwaps, laʔɬ ksəp̓qis. He took a stick, he hit his horse on the body, even on the head. (PS)
• kʷ kʷnim̓ iʔ t aksql̓tmíxʷ. You take him for your husband. (PS)

grab hold of something kʷniútyaʔst

• n̓wisəlx, kʷniútyaʔsts axáʔ iʔ tkɬmilxʷ, way̓ kʷənnus He jumped up, he grabbed the woman, he held her (PS)

grab hold of something kʷniʔútyaʔn̓t

grab one’s own hands kʷn̓kʷn̓ksn̓čut

• way̓ t̓i kn̓ čkʷənkʷənksənčut I just grabbed my own hands (PS)
• ilíʔ qəčpmn̓čut íwaʔ kʷ kʷn̓sqilxʷ uɬ t̓iʔ kʷ n̓kʷn̓ksn̓čut, yaʔx̌íʔ uɬ nis. Then she drew back even though you tried to grab her, but you grabbed your own hands, and she’s gone. (PS)

grab around somebody, grab each other kʷn̓kʷn̓twixʷ

• kn̓ n̓wisl̓x uɬ ixíʔ kn̓ kʷn̓kʷn̓twixʷ. I jumped up and I grabbed her. (PS)
• miystxʷ way̓ kəlkʷakʷ təl̓ siwɬkʷ mi kʷ kʷənkʷəntwixʷ Just make sure that she’s away from the water before you grab her (PS)

grab hold of something kʷn̓mútyaʔst

• kʷn̓mútyaʔsts axáʔ iʔ n̓ʔaɬnaʔsqílxʷtn̓ axáʔ iʔ t stʔiw̓tx. This youngest one grabbed hold of the people-eater. (PS)

grab person kʷn̓sqilxʷ

get out of sight k̓w̓pusm̓

• ɬəx̌ʷpnus axáʔ iʔ kəwaps, way̓ k̓əwpusəms iʔ kəwaps His horse got away, his horse got out of sight / The horse got away, his horse got out of sight (PS)

golden surface, yellow coat, yellow cloth kʷriʔlxʷ

• axáʔ iʔ naqs qʷaˤy̓, uɬ axáʔ iʔ naqs kʷr̓ilxʷ, uɬ axáʔ iʔ naqs kʷill̓xʷ, uɬ axáʔ iʔ naqs t̓əxʷ q̓ʷaˤy̓. One blue, and one yellow, and one red, and one black. (PS)

goose k̓ʷsixʷ

go a great deal for somebody, do a great deal for somebody kʷukʷm̓

• kʷuʔ akskʷúkʷm̓. You’ll do a great deal for me. (PS)

grow, develop k̓ʷul̓l̓x

• anwíʔ sič kʷ sčk̓ʷul̓l̓x / kʷ səčk̓ʷul̓l̓x. You are beginning to develop. (PS)

give a task to someone, send someone on an errand kʷul̓st

ghost k̓ʷúsəsk̓aʔ

ghost somebody k̓ʷúsk̓aʔn̓t

• k̓ʷusk̓aʔn̓tíxʷ. You ghosted somebody.

get warm kʷʔal̓

• axáʔ n̓c̓iʔčn̓ ixíʔ wy̓skčmínaʔs uɬ kʷaʔal̓. After he covered Wolf with snow, he got warmed up. (PS)

go on foot, go along kxam̓

go along with, follow, accompany kxan̓

• čak čkəxstis. He should be going along. (PS)

go along, accompany kxn̓čut

gather together with somone(s) ky̓aˤmín̓t

• yəyáˤt iʔ sqʷsqʷaʔsíyaʔs axáʔ yaʔ ylmixʷm̓, ixíʔ kyaʕmísəlx All the king’s children are gathered (PS)
• ky̓aˤmín̓tm̓ We gather together with someone. (PS)

gather around kyáˤʔáˤʔmín̓t

go out with somebody kʔáčqaʔmn̓t

• way̓ ixíʔ sʔáčqaʔs, way̓ kʔáčəčqaʔmsəlx Then he went out, they went out with him (PS)

grandchild-in-law (spouse of grandchild) k̓ʔil̓t

glad, happy, joyous lim̓t

get far, go far lkʷakʷ

get away from something, go far from something lkʷil̓xmn̓t

greet people lm̓lm̓tsqilxʷ

greet a person lmtsqilxʷ

• lm̓lm̓tsqilxʷm̓ to greet people (OkB)

group of people relative =lʔs =áliʔs, =íliʔs

• up lut kʷu t̓ə stmáliʔsəmp I’m no relation to you (PS)
• xʷuywy̓, čm̓ n̓sp̓íliʔɬmn̓ Go away, or I’ll club you boys (PS)
• kʷu ʔamaʔsn̓sp̓íliʔsn̓tm̓. He threatened to club us. (PS)
• kʷ istmáliʔs. I’m your relative. (Cv)
• kʷuʔ astmáliʔs. You’re my relative., Your relative is me. (Cv)

group of people relative =lʔs, =áliʔs, =íliʔs

• c̓əc̓míliʔs red twinberry, lonicera utahensis (OkB)
• sn̓čaʔčʔíliʔs several younger brothers / little brother(s) (Cv)
• t̓píliʔs goldenrod (older stage) / goldenrod, solidago canadensis (in older stage) (OkB)

get wet ɬaʔáˤt̓

get hit with something, beaten with something / get hit, as by a branch snapping back ɬəc̓ac̓

go back down again ɬəɬsax̌ʷt

• way̓ ixíʔ ɬəɬsax̌ʷts n̓tikɬ Then she went back downstairs / Then she went back down and got to the bottom (PS)

get pricked, poked ɬəw̓aw̓

• ɬəw̓ɬəw̓aw̓ iʔ t sxʷínaʔ I got poked by cactus. (Ok)

go after something of somebody’s, go after something for somebody ƛ̓aʔɬtím̓

• kʷuʔ ƛ̓aʔɬtís. S/he got it for me., S/he fetched it for me. (PS)
• way̓ čk̓əɬnixl̓əmstm̓ ixíʔ iʔ kʷəkʷr̓it iʔ tkɬmilxʷ, way̓ kʷu ƛ̓aʔɬtíxʷ Yes, I’ve heard about this Golden Woman, go get her for me / Yes, I’ve heard about his Golden Woman, go get it for me (PS)
• nínwiʔ ixíʔ əɬ x̌minkn̓txʷ uɬ way̓ ƛ̓aʔɬtsín̓ If you want her, I’ll go after her for you (PS)
• ƛ̓aʔɬtín̓ iʔ x̌ʷtpalqsč tarás I went after the skirt of Theresa (Cv)

go after something, seek something ƛ̓aʔntím̓

• way̓ nínwiʔ ƛ̓aʔntím̓ We’ll go after them (PS)
• nínwiʔ əɬ anx̌mínk uɬ kʷintxʷ, t anwí ƛ̓aʔntíxʷ If you like it you go get it, you get it (PS)
• way̓ ixíʔ ƛ̓aʔntís čkičxsts He went to get it and brought it there (PS)
• nínwiʔ laʔkín̓ kʷ čənxʷəʔils, məɬ ƛ̓aʔntsín̓ Whenever you want, I’ll come get you (Cv)
• t̓xʷ nax̌m̓ɬ t anwíʔ ƛ̓aʔntíxʷ, lut kʷ t̓ iksxʷíc̓ɬtm̓. You go after it, I’m not going to hand it to you. (PS)
• xʷuyx ƛ̓əʔan̓t iʔ sxʔimɬx̌ást iʔ sn̓kɬc̓aʔsqáx̌aʔ Go fetch the very best horse (PS)

get a horse / look for horse ƛ̓aʔsqáx̌aʔ

grown up (plural) ƛ̓ix̌əx̌pt

go ahead of ƛ̓musn̓t

grown / grow older / grow up / grow older / grow up ƛ̓x̌ap

• čuntm̓ axáʔ iʔ t ƛ̓x̌ap axáʔ t̓xʷ iʔ t tətwit. She was told this by the oldest boy. (PS)
• kn̓ ƛ̓x̌ap I grew up (Cv)
• axáʔ iʔ stʔiw̓tx nixʷ ƛ̓x̌ap. The youngest one also had grown up. (PS)

go fast ƛ̓x̌sčut

go fast ƛ̓x̌tlwis

• sčʔx̌ilx kiʔ ƛ̓əx̌tlwis That’s why he gets around fast (PS)

get something. PLURAL IMPERATIVE ƛ̓ʔánt̓i

• way̓ xʷuywi, kʷaʔ ƛ̓əʔánti Go and get him (PS)

get something ƛ̓ʔan̓tím̓

go visiting (e.g. friends, neighbours) / visit a friend mil̓t

give something to somebody mil̓xt

• ixíʔ mil̓xtm̓əl̓x iʔ sƛ̓aʔčínm̓. Then he shares with them the deer. (PS)

get to know each other mipnwíxʷ

greatest number of faces / faces (greatest number of faces) misxʷaʔtús

golden eagle(s) mlqnups

golden eagle ml̓qnups

go away with ml̓xʷuy̓st

get things right / obvious / easy to see / obvious / easy to see my̓may̓t

• ksmy̓may̓ts He goes through the motions. (PS)
• sčx̌ilx uɬ ixíʔ iʔ c̓ik̓ʷəsxənsəlx úɬiʔ xʷuxʷstəlx, úɬiʔ m̓im̓áyʔtəlx, lut skpax̌əmsəlx iʔ t swr̓isəlp̓ sc̓ik̓ʷəmsəlx That’s why it’s bright and they could hurry, and they got things right, they didn’t have to light matches to look around (PS)

get acquainted with the area mypúlaʔxʷ

• k̓liʔ mipúlaʔxʷəl̓x iʔ k̓l̓ ksn̓ʔiɬn̓tn̓s. They got acquainted with where they’re supposed to eat. (PS)

gull naspəpáˤsəs

geog. sandbar, now inundated, on the east side of the Columbia just north of sklxʷux̌ʷqin̓, where sturgeon were caught. morphology unclear naʔsiɬtn̓

game gets away náʔx̌ʷaʔst

geog. Nez Perce Creek. a battle between the Nez Perce and sx̌ʷəyiʔɬp took place here in the early 1800’s [lit. Nez Perce water.] / geog. Nez Perce Creek náˤptnxítkʷ

get heavy náˤʔás

go straight nčahmnčút

go straight n̓čahmnčút

• n̓čahmənčútəl̓x They go straight (Cv)

groan, moan, grunt n̓čəkʷísk̓itm̓

garage / oven n̓čəqmin̓

get someone embarrassed n̓c̓əxc̓ixl̓n̓t

go in the same direction nčhaqsm̓

Go in the same direction n̓čhaqsm̓

• mət nax̌əmɬ taʔxʷɬxwíɬ, uɬ t̓əxʷ čənčahčháqsm̓, ik̓líʔ sčxʷuys Maybe they have roads there, and he went on in the same direction he had been going (PS)
• čxʷist yaʔ n̓čhaqsm̓s He started walking the way he was facing. (PS)

groan nčkʷísk̓itm̓

Groan nčkʷísk̓iʔtm̓

• n̓čkʷísk̓itm̓ axáʔ iʔ tkɬmilxʷ The woman groaned (PS)
• uɬ way̓ miystxʷ ʔitx axáʔ iʔ tkɬmilxʷ, iwáʔ yčíkstməntxʷ uɬ kmix n̓čkʷčkʷísk̓itm̓ You’ll know that the woman is asleep, when even if you shake her up all she does is groan (PS)

gone from water n̓c̓spitkʷ

group / each kind / team nəqsusm̓

geog. Cobbs Creek / geog. Cobbs Creek. north from Hall Creek, the former mouth of which was a seasonal camping site. B’s etym: a small amount of water hemlock in water n̓in̓xʷítkʷ

go down, descend towards the water / Go down, descend towards water. (OkB) unclear form / go down, descend toward the water nkaʔwílx

go on foot n̓kaʔxmútyaʔ

get back in the midst of nkčxiw̓s

• way̓ k̓əl̓ sl̓əx̌l̓ax̌ts n̓kčxiw̓s He got back with his partners (PS)

group (make groups) nkɬiw̓sm̓

grab ears n̓km̓km̓ínaʔn̓t

garden, farm n̓k̓ʷan̓ɬqtn̓

go upriver nk̓wilx

• ixíʔ sn̓k̓wil̓xs xʷuy̓ uɬ n̓qil̓t Sx̌ʷnitkʷ, k̓l̓ n̓ʔiƛ̓l̓tk. Then he started up the river, he went, and he went above Kettle Falls, up north. (PS)
• xʷuy̓ sn̓k̓l̓ip, n̓k̓wilx, uɬ axáʔ mət təl̓ ƛ̓əʔiʔs, uɬ k̓aʔx̌íʔ n̓qil̓t k̓əl̓ st̓iltx iʔ čwix Coyote went, he went upstream, maybe in a bark canoe, and he got over some falls at the Kootenai river (PS)

grab somebody, something nkʷinkst

• kʷín̓laʔxʷm̓ pick up from the ground (OkB)
• čm̓ itíʔ kʷuʔ čn̓kʷin̓kstsəl̓x iʔ t n̓saʔpmátkʷ. Those little water creatures might grab me by the hand. (PS)

grow old nk̓wlxils

• mət way̓ iʔ k̓əl̓ sƛ̓əx̌əx̌ƛ̓x̌aps, way̓ mət n̓k̓əwl̓xíls He has reached old age, he’s old (PS)

grave n̓liq̓tn̓

geog nlux̌ʷuʔsčín̓

geog nlx̌ʷw̓sčin̓

get stuck n̓lʔaˤp

geog nɬaʔmínaʔ

go in the middle of / In the herd n̓ɬəxʷiw̓s

• ixíʔ x̌lap, put x̌lap, uɬ n̓ɬəxʷiw̓s axáʔ iʔ st̓aʔk̓míx, yaʔx̌íʔ k̓l̓ tuw̓. Then in the morning, just at daylight, the maiden got in the herd, in the middle of it. (PS)

go running in / run into a place n̓ɬəx̌ʷp̓am̓

• sn̓ɬəx̌ʷp̓am̓ He ran in (Cv)

go in bushes (more than 1) n̓ɬəxʷtlilx

geog nɬkʷlaʔxʷčín̓

geog nɬɬaʔmčín̓

geog nɬɬw̓ikn̓

geog nɬɬx̌ʷáqaʔs

geog nɬq̓al̓qʷ

go into bushes n̓ɬuxʷt

go in the middle of nɬxʷiw̓s

go running in nɬx̌ʷp̓am̓

geog nɬʔam̓čín̓

get stuck in the mud n̓ƛ̓əpqitkʷ

get stuck in the mud nƛ̓pqitkʷ

geog. Colville River nƛ̓qmitkʷ

geog nmaʕtw̓sčín̓

geog nmáˤyítkʷ

geog. Silver Creek nmhúyaʔm̓

geog nmkʷtalqʷ

geog nmkʷtiw̓s

geog. former seasonal camping area on the west side of the Columbia, across from saʕlín nml̓x̌áqaʔs

get water / dip for water n̓mulm̓

goeg nmxinm̓

geog. Butler Flat npaq

gun powder npáwlaʔxʷtn̓

geog. Roper Creek npaʔalčínm̓

go inside (more than 1) n̓pəpilx

go to a party / have fun n̓piyíl̓s

geog. Seyler Valley npluʔčín̓

get hurt n̓pnuʔsčút

geog nppqínaʔk

geog. Marcus Flats nppqʷl̓ičkʷm̓

geog nppʕʷítaʔkʷ

geog. Deadman Creek nppʕʷitkʷ

geog. Ranahan Lake npqúlaʔxʷ

gun powder n̓pq̓ʷmin̓

geog nptwnxʷaqs

go out of the brush n̓p̓uƛ̓m̓

geog npúx̌ʷst̓yaʔm̓

geog. Hawk, Peach npyaʕm̓

geog npʕʷilx

geog. Keller River npʕʷlxitkʷ

geog. low rocky ridge between Rattlesnake Canyone and Eden Harbor. (OkB) [lit. set in the middle.] Myth; Coyote and daughters of Crawfish / geog nq̓aʔq̓aʔáw̓s

Give worries to somebody n̓q̓əʔilsən̓t

get over falls, make it upstream nqil̓t

• n̓k̓wilx, uɬ axáʔ mət təl̓ ƛ̓əʔiʔs, uɬ k̓a ʔx̌iʔ n̓qil̓t k̓əl̓ st̓iltx iʔ čwix He went upstream, maybe in a bark canoe, and he got over some falls at the Kootenai river (PS)
• way̓ ixíʔ sn̓k̓əwilxs, xʷuy̓, uɬ n̓qil̓t sx̌ʷnitkʷ, k̓əl̓ n̓ʔiƛ̓əlk Then he started up the river, he went, and he went above Kettle Falls, up North (PS)

geog nq̓iq̓iʔínk

geog nq̓iʔqníɬxʷ

geog. Nine Mile Creek. northeast of Oroville, Dora DeSautel’s birthplace nqltkn̓ítaʔkʷ, sn̓qəltkn̓ítaʔkʷ

geog nq̓q̓aˤy̓kn̓

geog. now inundated fishing rock near the south end of the nq̓q̓aˤy̓kn̓, nq̓əq̓aʕy̓kn̓

geog nqʷaqlčnm̓

geog. a narrow draw on the east side of Lake Roosevelt, south of Quilliascut Creek. B’s etym: having a small hazy area nqʷaqlčnm̓, nqʷaqəlčnm̓

get fat nq̓ʷaʔčmín̓t

• axáʔ iʔ q̓ʷy̓áˤs nax̌m̓ɬ n̓q̓ʷaʔčmís ixíʔ iʔ saˤw̓x̌ʷíp. The Black Face got fat on the roots (PS)

geog / geog. now inundated bay on the west side of the Columbia just north of nwər̓tiw̓s, good for salmon harpooning and duck hunting. B’s etym: bay nqʷaʔsíʔm̓

geog nqʷlčnin̓km̓

goeg. area west of nqʷaʔsíʔm. [lit. having fir boughs on side hill.] nqʷlčnin̓km̓, nqʷəlčnin̓km̓

gift of food nq̓ʷɬtaqs

• axáʔ anwíʔ aksn̓q̓ʷɬtáqs axáʔ an̓mkʷíwt. That’s what you will pack, this is your lump (deer buried in snow). (PS)
• way̓ n̓c̓əspinks iʔ ksənq̓ʷəɬtaqsč He cleaned off the inside of his deer gift (PS)
• ixíʔ t̓k̓ʷɬtis ksn̓q̓ʷɬtaqsts. Then he laid down for her what he had packed. (PS)

get somebody hard up nqʷn̓qʷn̓tmin̓t

geog. Nancy Creek nqʷqʷúɬqʷɬlaʔxʷ

geog. Nancy Creek. the area north and west of the former creek mouth; may at one tiem have been Lakes village site. [lit. dusty ground.] nqʷqʷuɬqʷɬlaʔxʷ, nqʷəqʷúɬqʷəɬlaʔxʷ

geog / geog. a bay and back eddy on the west side of the Columbia, northeast of Barney’s Junction but below the falls; where the water is too rough to fish with a canoe. B’s etym: back eddy nqʷuʔt

geog. Blue Creek nqʷyqʷyaˤtkʷ

geog nqʷy̓qʷy̓aˤtkʷ

geog. inundated slough once surrounding a Lakes village nqʷy̓qʷy̓aˤtkʷ, nqʷiʔqʷiy̓áʕtkʷ

geog. Borgeau Lake nqʷyqʷy̓itkʷ

geog. Covada Lake nqʷy̓qʷy̓itkʷ

geog. Covada Lake nqʷy̓qʷy̓itkʷ, n̓qʷiʔqʷiʔítkʷ

geog nq̓y̓qniɬxʷ

geog. now inundated quartz striped rock formerly used as a fishing station. [lit. marks on dwelling.] nq̓y̓qniɬxʷ, nq̓iʔqníɬxʷ

geog nq̓y̓q̓y̓in̓k

geog. now inundated site of a pictograph panel on the west side of Rickey Rapids; aboriginal campsite. [lit. markings on side.] nq̓y̓q̓y̓in̓k, nq̓iq̓iʔínk

go down / get down n̓sax̌ʷt

go down (more than one) n̓sáˤmn̓čútəl̓x

Get dizzy n̓səlpqin̓

Get hit on top of the head nsəp̓əp̓aw̓sqn̓

Get hit on the side n̓səp̓əp̓ɬəniw̓t

Get hit on the eye n̓səp̓əp̓us

get lost nsl̓ip

get dizzy, have a spinning head nslpqin̓

get dizzy, have a spinning head / dizzy (spinning head) n̓sl̓pqin̓

• čm̓ kʷ n̓sl̓pqin̓ km̓ kʷ ny̓xʷitkʷ. You might get dizzy, fall in the water. (PS)
• lut aksƛ̓aʔƛ̓ʔúsm̓, kʷ ƛ̓aʔƛ̓ʔúsm̓ miʔ kʷ n̓sl̓pqin̓ miʔ kʷ yaxʷt. Don’t look around, if you look around you’ll get dizzy and fall off. (PS)
• itíʔ čn̓tr̓qpn̓čutəl̓x ixíʔ mt sn̓sl̓pqin̓xəl̓x. Then they were running very fast, so I guess they were drunk/dizzy. (Cv)

get dizzy, have spinning eyes nslpus

get dizzy, have spinny eyes / dizzy (spinning eyes) n̓sl̓pus

• lut, lut kn̓ t̓ə čk̓in̓t, lut kn̓ t̓ə čn̓sl̓sl̓pus No, I don’t get scared, I don’t get dizzy (PS)
• way̓ t̓iʔ kʷ tkʷn̓kʷnim̓, uɬ n̓ín̓w̓iʔ kʷ əɬaʔ n̓sl̓sl̓pus, t̓əxʷ kʷ əɬaʔ n̓sl̓pqin̓, uɬ kʷ n̓c̓ipc̓psm̓ Just hang on, and if you get dizzy in the eyes, or in the head, then shut your eyes (PS)
• way̓ uɬ t̓iʔ ksn̓sl̓sl̓púsaʔx And his eyes started to turn (PS)

geog. Nespelem nspilm̓

geog. area nothwest of Clark Point. B’s etym: across / geog nsq̓ʷut

geog nssk̓ilm̓

geog. a place above Northport where Indians used to live. uncertain form. B’s etym: having a deep gulch. (OkB) n̓ssk̓ilm̓,n̓səsk̓ilm̓

geog. Horseshoe Basin. area west of Moore Draw / geog. Horseshoe Basin nswupčín̓

geog. now inundated flat north from the mouth of Barnaby Creek. [lit. having ponderosa pine.] / geog nsʔatqʷɬp

gee-whiz n̓t̓aʔ

gun n̓t̓áˤpmútyaʔ

geog. Old Inchelium. now inundated area south of the mouth of Hall Creek. B’s etym: having a good beach n̓tətm̓áˤy̓kʷm̓

gooseberry bush, Ribes irriguum nt̓ət̓ml̓psiɬəml̓x

get to the bottom ntikɬ

• way̓ ixíʔ ɬəɬsax̌ʷts n̓tikɬ Then she went back downstairs / Then she went back down and got to the bottom (PS)
• way̓ t̓i n̓tikɬ məɬ x̌iƛ̓m̓, məɬ t̓i way̓ n̓yʕ̓ip čqačəlx She gets to the bottom and then goes up the hill, she’s always a-trotting (PS)

get to the bottom ntkɬilx

• ixíʔ laˤw̓útm̓, n̓čahmn̓čútəl̓x, way̓ sn̓tkɬil̓xəl̓x. There’s a valley, they go straight for it, they get to the bottom. (PS)

get into something of someone n̓t̓k̓ʷək̓ʷmiɬt

give birth n̓t̓k̓ʷil̓tm̓

gut something ntlkʷíc̓aʔ

geog / geog. now inundated area on the west side of the Columbia, recent year round living area nt̓q̓ikn̓m̓

geog nt̓t̓k̓ʷtíwaʔs

geog. the farthest of three small lakes at the former mouth of Barnaby Creek. a small creature about the size of a muskrat, having extremely long fur is believed to have lived in this lake nt̓t̓k̓ʷtíwaʔs, nt̓ət̓k̓ʷtíwaʔs

geog nt̓t̓k̓ʷtúlaʔxʷ

geog. a small lake formerly at snʔiʔxʷínaʔ which existed only at high water nt̓t̓k̓ʷtúlaʔxʷ, nt̓ət̓k̓ʷtúlaʔxʷ

geog. Apex Lake nt̓t̓k̓ʷtus

geog. Apex Lake. [lit. little lake on top.] nt̓t̓k̓ʷtus, nt̓ət̓k̓ʷtus

geog. Old Inchelium nttm̓aʕykʷm̓

geog nttʔíc̓aʔ

geog. named for a creature believed to have lived in a small lake at the former mouth of Barnaby Creek, about the size of a muskrat, with long fur nttʔíc̓aʔ, ntətʔíc̓aʔ

go up in the air / go up nuʔás

geog. China Bluff nwakásmn̓

go opposite direction / backwards n̓wapmús

go up high (more than one) n̓wawaʔás

geog. now inundated slough into which Martin Creek emptied. B’s etym: slough, still water / geog nwax̌ʷt

go up n̓wáʔas

giraffe n̓wəsxnil̓ps

Go up, ascend / rise, jump up nwislx

• n̓wisəlx axáʔ iʔ kʷəkʷr̓it iʔ tkɬmilxʷ The Golden Woman jumped (PS)
• n̓wisəlx iʔ sn̓kɬc̓aʔsqáx̌aʔ, čʔx̌iɬ t n̓waʔwaʔsxán̓ The horse rose, like the feet left the ground (PS)
• way̓ kn̓ n̓wisəlx uɬ ixíʔ kn̓ kʷənkʷəntwixʷ I jumped up and I grabbed her (PS)
• uɬ n̓wisəlx yasukrí k̓əl̓ stk̓masq̓ət Jesus Christ rose from the ground to the sky (PS)

go up n̓wisl̓x

geog nwrtiw̓s

geog. now inundated rock island in the middle of the Columbia, just north of k̓ɬɬəkɬak B’s etym: emerging from the center nwrtiw̓s, nwər̓tiw̓s, nwr̓tiw̓s

geog. inundated area on north side of Columbia River across from Halverson Canyon. B’s etym: having muskrat. presumably a Columbian form; no Sanpoil name for this are is known / geog nxanxan̓áxʷm̓

good horse nx̌aʔsíw̓s

• n̓x̌aʔsíw̓s Some good horses (Cv)

geog nx̌aʔx̌aʔítkʷ

geog. an underwater passage believed to have been located directly below the sheer rock bluff at the northern end of kʷərkʷáruʔs. [lit. water monter’s house.] / geog. an underwater passage believed to have been located directly below the sheer rock bluff at the northern end of kʷərkʷáruʔs. [lit. water monter’s house.] (OkB) nx̌aʔx̌aʔítkʷ čitxʷs

get to the edge nxilsm̓

• n̓xilsm̓ iʔ ta čənləʕ̓ʷutm̓ They got over the valley (PS)
• xʷu··y̓, məɬ itlíʔ n̓xilsm̓, n̓ʔučkl̓ípm̓ She goes, and she’ll get to the top of a canyon, she’ll run down the hill / She goes, and she’ll get to the top of a canyon, she’ll run down in it (PS)

go around in n̓xlak

go around an area nxlkínaʔ

• n̓xəlkínaʔ Go around. e.g. a bay, a prairie (Cv)

geog. Whitestone Rock nx̌lsitkw̓

geog. Whitestone Rock. directly across from Lundstrom Bay. Myth: two Skunk myths are associated with this rock nx̌lsitkw̓ nx̌əlsitkw̓

geog. Whitestone Rock. directly across from Lundstrom Bay. Myth: two Skunk myths are associated with this rock. (OkB) \ nx̌lsitkw̓, nx̌əlsitkw̓

geog nx̌ƛ̓mínaʔ

geog. trail originating at Sherman Creek and following along the west bank of the Columbia. [lit. climb up alongside.] nx̌ƛ̓mínaʔ, nx̌əƛ̓mínaʔ

go up on land n̓x̌ƛ̓múlaʔxʷ

gravel road nxƛ̓taqs

glasses / sunglasses n̓xn̓xnustn̓

geog. Daisy Flats nx̌salqʷ

geog. Daisy Flats. now inundated area on the east side of the Columbia from Gifford to Daisy nx̌salqʷ, nəx̌saləqʷ

good road nx̌saqs

• way̓ k̓a n̓x̌saqs mi kn̓ xʷuy̓ I am going on the good road (PS)

good hip nx̌saqstxn̓

• kn̓ n̓x̌saqstxn̓ I have a good hip (Cv)

good sound nx̌sčin̓

• way̓ t̓i n̓x̌sčin̓ iʔ n̓ɬiq̓ʷčən̓ iʔ syríwaxn̓ It’s a good, clear sound of snowshoes (PS)

good at talking / good at singing, nice voice / good at singing n̓x̌sčin̓

good ones / well made n̓x̌siw̓s

get in a good humor nx̌slswilx

• čm̓ ixíʔ n̓x̌səlswilx mi əɬčkičx He might get in a good humor, and come back home / He might get in a good humor and come back home (PS)

good land n̓x̌súlaʔxʷ

• way̓ ixíʔ čplal̓, aɬíʔ swit n̓x̌súlaʔxʷ iʔ tm̓xʷúlaʔxʷ It grew, because that land is good land (PS)

geog. inundated rock at the former mouth of ncəcm̓útastm / geog nxt̓itkʷ

grinder/blender n̓x̌ʷaq̓ʷmn̓

get fatter nxʷaʔxʷƛ̓íɬc̓aʔ

• uɬ aɬíʔ kʷu n̓xʷaʔxʷʔƛ̓íɬc̓aʔ úɬiʔ kʷ nis We were picking up again when you left (PS)

give something to somebody nxʷc̓xuɬt

• n̓xʷəc̓xuɬts He gives it to him (PS)

geog. Columbia River / goeg. Columbia River nx̌ʷntkʷitkʷ

• ixíʔ sčusəl̓x ʔáˤpnáʔ ta nw̓yápixčn̓ Rusəpl̓tlík, uɬ áɬiʔ t sqilxʷ N̓x̌ʷn̓tkʷitkʷ. They call it now in the white man’s language Roosevelt Lake, and in Indian, Columbia River. (PS)

get ahead. idiom / get ahead nxʷrpmin̓t

• n̓xʷərpmintxʷ You want to get ahead. (Ok)

geog. inundated area south from the mouth of Monahan Creek, immediately north of the original village tkʷəkʷar̓kʷər̓xnmThis area is also known by the names kɬxʷər̓xʷər̓us and kɬxʷuxʷur̓ús.area west and north of the mouth of Sixmile Creek; former summertime deer hunting site. [lit. having a narrow gully.] nxʷr̓us nxʷər̓us

geog. inundated area south from the mouth of Monahan Creek, immediately north of the original village tkʷəkʷar̓kʷər̓xnmThis area is also known by the names kɬxʷər̓xʷər̓us and kɬxʷuxʷur̓ús.area west and north of the mouth of Sixmile Creek; former summertime deer hunting site. [lit. having a narrow gully.] nxʷr̓us, nxʷər̓us

geog. Hellgate Rapids. B’s etym: clear eyes or deep set eyes / geog. Hellgate Rapids nx̌ʷx̌ʷʕʷus

geog. Kettle River. the entire area nx̌ʷyaʔɬpítkʷ, nx̌ʷiyaʔɬpítkʷ

geog nxxt̓ítaʔkʷ

geog. the second of the three small lakes at the mouth of Barnaby Creek. cf. nxəxn̓ítaʔkʷ nxxt̓ítaʔkʷ, nxəxt̓ítaʔkʷ

get clear n̓x̌ʔaˤl̓

geog. Elbow Lake nx̌ʔx̌aˤm̓

geog. Elbow Lake nx̌ʔx̌aˤm̓, n̓x̌əʔx̌ʔáˤm̓

go across ny̓ak̓ʷ

• čakʷm̓ axáʔ iʔ čɬəq̓wiɬ kiʔ p čn̓y̓ak̓ʷ. You should cross with this ferry. (Cv)

geog / geog. a narrow ravine on the northeast on the northeast side of St. Paul’s Mission. (OkB) B’s etym: narrow ravine ny̓áninkn̓

gather up horses/stock n̓y̓áˤʔsqáx̌aʔm̓

geog nylntwaxʷtn̓

geog. inundated area on north shore of the Columbia, former winter fishing site. B’s etym: rebounding back and forth nylntwaxʷtnnyilntwáxʷtn̓

geog nyxʷmsúlaʔxʷ

get across water n̓y̓ʔak̓ʷ

grind one’s teeth / grind one's teeth nyʕt̓yát̓ism̓

• way̓ kn̓ nyʕt̓yát̓ysm̓ əɬaʔ kn̓ čʔitx I grind my teeth when I sleep. (Ok)

geog. Sanpoil Village furthest downriver on the Columbia / geog nʔakw̓

go under water n̓ʔaɬxʷítkʷ

go westward. (Ok) / go westward nʔawčínm̓

geog. large rock in the lower falls, formerly a harpooning site. [lit. hanging upside down.] / geog nʔawʔáwyaqn̓

go upstream nʔax̌ʷtčínm̓

get tired nʔayx̌ʷtíls

• Way̓ kn̓ ʔayx̌ʷtíls I am getting tired (PS)
• axáʔm̓ iʔ səčxʷstlwisx uɬ way̓ n̓ʔay̓x̌ʷtíl̓s. The one who was travelling around began to get tired. (PS)
• way̓ n̓ʔəyx̌ʷtils sn̓k̓l̓ip Coyote is getting tired (PS)

geog. Columbia River crossing marked by a distinctive rock formation upriver from x̌əl̓al̓st. [lit. small object sitting in a little bit of water.] nʔaʔm̓ítaʔkʷ

geog nʔaʔm̓ítaʔkw̓

geog. small gully on east side of the Sanpoil; now inundated; good or only spot for digging bitterroot in lower Sanpoil area. B’s etym: having magpies / geog nʔaˤnn̓

geog. Deadman Creek. on the west side of the Kettle River; former Lakes village site. [lit. place for tying things up.] / geog. Deadman Creek nʔáˤʔčm̓ín̓

geog / geog. former winter village near Rickey Rapids. (OkB) B’s etym: zigzag flow of water nʔil̓ʔil̓mín̓

gullet / lunch room, cafeteria / eating utensil n̓ʔiɬn̓tn̓

geog / there are waves / geog. area in the columbia just upriver from nɬəɬqʷáqaʔs where the water ran a little rough. [lit. having waves.] nʔiwlm̓

get in the middle of nʔɬxʷiw̓s

• t̓xʷ n̓ʔaɬxʷíw̓s axáʔ l̓ y̓aˤpqín̓ l̓ sqilxʷ. Well he went right in the middle of the crowd of people. (PS)

go into / enter n̓ʔuɬxʷ

go in the house / go in the house n̓ʔuɬxʷ k̓l̓ čitxʷ

go in the house / go in the house n̓ʔuɬxʷəxʷ k̓l̓ an̓čítxʷ

geog nʔy̓sitkʷ

geog. area around the mouth of Flat Creek; fishing site just south of the Creek draining Glasgo Lakes. B’s etym: disappears from site water nʔy̓sitkʷ nʔiʔsítkʷ

geog. area around the mouth of Flat Creek; fishing site just south of the Creek draining Glasgo Lakes. B’s etym: disappears from site water nʔy̓sitkʷ, nʔiʔsítkʷ

geog. Harvey Creek nʕ̓ʷum̓čn̓

grater pax̌mn̓

get wrinkled face p̓ay̓ús

generous paʔpáʔt

• in̓náx̌ʷnx̌ʷ paʔpáʔt. My wife is generous.
• iɬčíčk paʔpáʔt. My mother-in-law is generous.

grey / gray paˤ

get tired of p̓áˤmín̓t

gray branches páˤpáˤl̓qʷ

get grey páˤʕ̓á

give birth (plural) pkʷil̓tm̓

gravel pkʷisxn̓

grow crops pl̓laɬq

Gopher pl̓yaʔálqs

gray hair pqmáyaʔqn̓

gopher púl̓aʔxʷ

go to bed pul̓x

go to bed pul̓xəx

geog. Keller. the former site of Keller town, now inundated; temporary Sanpoil campsite. [lit. small p̓ustn̓.] / geog. Keller p̓up̓stn̓

get soft p̓ʔukʷ

golf qal̓p

golf ball / golf ball qal̓p p̓úkʷlaʔ

grandmother / grandmother. baby talk. (Ok) qánaʔ

gizzard qaqčxn̓

gizzard qaqčxn̓, qaqčxn̓

get to a low top qaqlt

• itlíʔ sxʷuy̓s, xʷuy̓ t̓iʔ qm̓sčut, xʷuy̓ qaql̓t. Again he started going, he went calmly, he went and got to the top. (PS)

grandma (dad's side) / grandmother / grandmother. father’s mother / grandma (dad’s side) qáqnaʔ

geog / ̓ geog. area on the north side of the colville river, east of kettle falls, once an important camping ground and the site of the first cemetary for the mission. (okb) [lit. middle ridge.] q̓əq̓aw̓síkn̓

go over the top, over a hill qil̓t

• əɬtxru··tm̓, qil̓t, ixíʔ əɬw̓čkl̓ipm̓. He ran back uphill, got to the top, then ran back down the hill. (PS)
• itíʔ kiʔ qil̓təl̓x. They went right to the top. (PS)
• way̓ sn̓tkɬilxəlx, way̓ uɬ əɬtxirərptəlx uɬ qil̓t They get to the bottom and back up to the top / They get to the bottom and run back to the top (PS)

give up, quiet down, settle down qmap

• qmapəlx They gave up, settled down (Cv)
• ixíʔ uɬ p̓aˤwl̓x uɬ qmapəl̓x. And then they got tired and gave up. (PS)
• ixíʔ uɬ əɬqmap n̓x̌aʔx̌ʔítkʷ. And then the water monster quieted down again. (PS)

greedy q̓mílaʔ

go slowly, take one’s time qmsčut

• itlíʔ sxʷuy̓s, xʷuy̓ t̓iʔ qm̓sčut, xʷuy̓ qaql̓t. Again he started going, he went calmly, he went and got to the top. (PS)
• kn̓ q̓əmsčut I take my time (Cv)

groin =qnil̓

• kčaʔqníln̓txʷ. You punch him in the groin. (Cv)
• ktr̓qəqniln̓txʷ. You kick him in the groin. (Cv)

groin / groin. MORPHOPHONEMICS UNCLEAR =qniɬ

• ksp̓qniɬ be hit in the groin / Hit in the groin / Hit in the groin. (CV) (Cv)
• tk̓m̓qniɬ pubic area (Cv)

geog qqamqm̓

geog. small fishing camp in area NE from the Sanpoil River mouth, part of the npʕʷil̓x village qqamqm̓, qəqam̓qm̓

geog. Barnaby Creek, Peach Crest qqlápyaʔ

geog. Barnaby Creek qql̓ápyaʔ

geog. Barnaby Creek. also the former winter village site on both sides of the former creek mouth. legendary name of woman who helped Suckerfish qql̓ápyaʔ, qəqəl̓ápiyaʔ

geog. Barnaby Creek, Peach Crest qqlápyaʔ, qəqlápyaʔ

geog. Brush Mountain q̓ʷalq̓ʷltkʷ

geog. Brush Mountain. a well known hunting area north of the present town of Inchelium. B’s etym: dried up q̓ʷalq̓ʷltkʷ q̓ʷalq̓ʷəltkʷ

geog. Brush Mountain. a well known hunting area north of the present town of Inchelium. B’s etym: dried up q̓ʷalq̓ʷltkʷ, q̓ʷalq̓ʷəltkʷ

geog / geog. now inundated seasonal campsite on the west side of the Columbia between La Fleur Creek and what are now known as french point rocks qʷaƛ̓qín̓

get practice at something / train by hand qʷaʔmíkstmn̓t

• ksqʷaʔmíkstməntm̓ iʔ sčm̓im̓yaʔnčútət, iʔ sčk̓ʷul̓tət We’re going to get used to what we’re learning, to our work (PS)

get used to / get used to something qʷaʔmín̓t

get fat q̓ʷaʔq̓ʷʔúč

get drunk qʷaˤ

get drunk qʷaˤ / qʷaˤw̓

gill(s) qʷáʕlx̌i

gills qʷáˤlx̌iʔ

gills qʷáˤlx̌iʔ, qʷaʕlx̌i

greenback(s) / greenback(s). analysis unclear qʷáˤysʔílxʷ

• lut t̓ə kɬqʷaysʔílxʷ He doesn’t have any greenbacks (paper money) (PS)

green, blue (a-cool-non-purple-color?) / green / green, blue qʷin̓

gall bladder qʷl̓aˤl̓, qʷəl̓aʕl̓

geog. Gold Hill q̓ʷm̓qn̓íc̓aʔ

geog. Gold Hill. north and slightly west of Kettle Falls. [lit. hide made from horn.] name given to a large wooly animal from the north, a mythical people-eater who would occasionally venture as far south as Kettle Falls q̓ʷmq̓n̓íc̓aʔ q̓ʷəmqən̓íc̓aʔ

geog. Gold Hill. north and slightly west of Kettle Falls. [lit. hide made from horn.] name given to a large wooly animal from the north, a mythical people-eater who would occasionally venture as far south as Kettle Falls q̓ʷmq̓n̓íc̓aʔ, q̓ʷəmqən̓íc̓aʔ

geog / alder, birch qʷqʷɬin̓

goof qʷumt

• kn̓ qʷumt I goofed (Cv)

great great grandparent(s) /great great grandchild(ren) / great-great-great-grandmother, great-great-great-grandchild qʷúpsaʔ

go to a dance, do partner dancing / to dance / go to a dance q̓ʷʔilx

get stuck q̓ʔaʔ

• q̓əʔaʔ It got stuck. (Ok)
• kn̓ q̓əʔaʔ I got stuck. (Ok)

geog. Roosevelt Lake. English rusəpəltlék

• ixíʔ sčusəl̓x ʔáˤpnáʔ ta nw̓yápixčn̓ Rusəpl̓tlay̓k, uɬ aɬíʔ t sqilxʷ N̓x̌ʷn̓tkʷitkʷ, itlíʔ k̓̓mqin̓s. They call it now in English, Roosevelt Lake, and in Indian Columbia River, that’s the head of the river. (PS)

glass, transparent =s=ɬc̓ʔ, =s=áˤɬc̓aʔ

• way̓ in̓x̌mín̓k ikɬčítxʷ kmix n̓x̌l̓sáˤɬc̓aʔtn̓, mɬ xl·akək I want my house to be all glass, and round (PS)

get out of the car / get out of the car sax̌ʷt tl̓ p̓uy̓xn̓

get out of the car / get out of the car sax̌ʷtx tl̓ an̓p̓úy̓xn̓

geog. shallow area on the east shore of the Columbia where white rocks were placed along the river bottom in order to make the passing fish more visible for harpooning. B’s etym: rocks piled up saʕɬín̓

geog sáˤɬín̓

Golden currant sc̓írus

golden currant sc̓irw̓s

golden currant. Ribes aureum sc̓irws, sc̓írus

gladness, one’s being glad sčlimt

• ixíʔ isčlím̓t tl̓ sxʷl̓xʷal̓ts axáʔ ist̓m̓kʔíl̓t. I am so very glad that my daughter is alive. (PS)
• nikxnaʔ iʔ sčlimts axáʔ yaʔ ylmixʷm̓ Goodness, the king was glad (PS)

gladness, one’s being glad sčlim̓t

gather together / Those who gather, meet sčyaʕpmíx

• ƛ̓lap iʔ sčyaʕpmíx They quit coming in (PS)

gathering / gathering. (Ok) sčyaʕ̓ʕ̓míx

• ksy̓aˤʔmíxaʔx. They will be gathering together.
• way̓ áˤpnáʔ p ikčyaʕmíxaʔx, kʷu ksʔíčknaʔx Now I want you all to gather, we are going to play (PS)
• kn̓ ksxʷúyaʔx iʔ k̓l̓ ksyaʕmíxaʔx. I am going to the gathering. (PS)

geog. Kettle Falls sčʕíčup

gather fire wood səčkslip̓xəl̓x / səčksl̓slip̓x

get drunk səčqʷáˤw̓qáˤw̓xəl̓x

gossip səčwikʷčn̓xəl̓x / səčwkʷwikʷčn̓x

gamble səčx̌čx̌čmix

Grizzly bear səmx̌ikn̓

geog səsix̌ʷ

grain / wheat / wheat. triticum aestivum. [lit. beat a little on the head (referring to harvesting).] səsp̓qin̓

• way̓ kʷu əɬ k̓ɬʔay̓sáqsm̓ʔáˤc̓n̓t, kʷaʔ patáq, uɬ ʔáˤpnáʔ səsp̓qin̓ We will change grub, look, we’ve had potatoes, now let’s have wheat (PS)
• way̓ t̓əxʷ səsp̓qin̓, səsp̓qin̓ iʔ ksk̓ʷan̓ɬqtət Wheat, we’ll plant wheat (PS)

geog səsx̌ʷlʔisxn̓

geog. headwater area of Roper Creek, also know as səsix̌ʷ səsx̌ʷlʔisxn̓səsx̌ʷəlʔisxn̓

go downhill səx̌ʷtlil̓x

• kʷu səx̌ʷtlil̓x. We went down hill. (Cv)
• p əɬsəxʷtlil̓x You went back down the hill (Cv)

geog sik̓xnm̓

good at doing things / smart / able / powerful / smart / able / powerful sisyús

give somebody something to drink siw̓stm̓st

• axáʔ kʷuʔ siw̓stm̓stm̓. Now they’ll give us liquor. (PS)
• siwstm̓stn̓ I water it (PS)

geog sk̓k̓m̓aqs

geog / place name. small gravel island in the middle of the columbia directly east of nc̓aw̓qc̓aw̓q b’s etym: dip on top. analysis unclear sklxʷux̌ʷqín̓

geog. old Marcus Town sk̓ɬálqʷaʔ

geog. southern area of the town now called Kettle Falls (formerly Meyers Falls) where trails from the east, south and west met. B’s etym: arrive at an open area skɬp̓up̓ƛ̓m̓

Getting wood, packing wood in skslip̓m̓, kaʔmísl̓p̓m̓

geog / geog. now inundated rock formation which defined the immediate southeastern end of the most central of the lower Kettle Falls. [lit. crossing.] skt̓aq̓

geog skt̓q̓ʷt̓q̓ʷtaɬpqn̓

geog. Rice, Daisy skʷəkʷy̓iʔst

geog / place name. old baulne ranch site; formerly a well known area for digging black camas. b’s etym: √kʷix sting or shock skʷixmn̓

geog / place name. now inundated area on the west side of the columbia, across from harvey creek; former winter village site. [lit. bite-hand place.] legends are associated with this site sk̓ʷiʔíkstn̓

geog. Meyers Falls skʷskʷan̓t

geog. Seattle sk̓ʷtikn̓x

• uɬ axáʔ aláʔ ta sn̓ín̓w̓iʔ iʔ ʔáčqaʔ, ixíʔ tl̓ siʔátl̓ sək̓ʷtikn̓x And the one that just now left, he’s from Seattle (Cv)

go across sk̓ʷtlilx

• sk̓ʷətlil̓x They floated across (Cv)

go across sk̓ʷtlil̓x

geog sk̓ʷʔiksn̓

geog. unidentified place sk̓ʷʔiksnsk̓ʷəʔiksən̓

geog. Chewelah sk̓ʔwílaʔ

grainery slawán̓tn̓

gladness slimt

• k̓ɬt̓maˤsəs qʷáˤsqiʔ iʔ t saʔstám̓s iʔ t slim̓t. His sister-in-law kissed Blue Jay from her happiness. (PS)
• n̓t̓aʔ uɬ lut sləmlimtsəlx təl̓ xʷəlxʷəltstiməlx t əɬsísənčaʔsəlx, uɬ k̓əɬkʷisəstm̓səlx They didn’t even get pleased that their little brother saved their lives, they envied him (PS)

gladness slim̓t

great leader sl̓xʷaʔɬy̓lmíxʷm̓

geog. Chalk Grade; Manahan Creek sɬaʔínaʔ

geog sɬqʷiɬm̓lx

grown child sƛ̓əx̌pil̓ts

geog / place name. now inundated site at north entrance to the grand coulee. b’s etym: go past the edge or mouth sƛ̓m̓čin̓

geog. Colville River sƛ̓qm̓čin̓

garden carrot; wild caraway, indian carrots / garden carrot; wild caraway, indian carrots. daucus carota, perideridia gairdneri / carrots sƛ̓uk̓ʷm̓

geog. Spokane / place name. Spokane. city sƛ̓x̌atkʷ

grown person sƛ̓x̌pmix

gossip sm̓áyaʔm̓

geog smáˤw̓laʔxʷ

geog smčnúlaʔxʷ

grizzly bear smx̌ikn̓

grizzly bear / female grizzly / ̓ grizzly bear sm̓x̌ikn̓

grizzly bear. specifically female smx̌ikn̓, səmx̌ikn̓

• axáʔ iʔ p kmusxn̓, ixíʔ uɬ sn̓k̓l̓ip, hɬ sm̓x̌ikn̓, hɬ skm̓xist, uɬ iʔ sƛ̓aʔčínm̓. It is you guys that stand on fours, those coyotes, grizzlies, black bears, and deer. (PS)
• iʔ sxʔim̓ɬwísxn̓ xʷic̓ɬtm̓ sm̓x̌ikn̓. The longest one was given to Grizzly Bear. (PS)

geog sn̓čawl̓xtn̓

geog snc̓ic̓w̓ksn̓

geog sn̓c̓m̓tustn̓

gas station sn̓c̓xʷiwl̓tn̓

geog sn̓kɬw̓čin̓tn̓

geog sn̓k̓plaʔnwíxʷtn̓

geog. now inundated area just below snk̓ɬuʔcíntnwhere a rock ledge covered with light colored rocks allowed easy harpooning. [lit. swim over rock place.] snktyxisxntn̓

garden, farm snk̓ʷanɬqtn̓

• ksənk̓ʷanɬqtn̓ He has a farm (Cv)
• k̓stwilx axáʔ iʔ sn̓k̓ʷanɬqtn̓ iʔ čənpəlliw̓s These weeds spoil the garden. (PS)

garden, farm snk̓ʷan̓ɬqtn̓

garden / farm sn̓k̓ʷan̓ɬqtn̓

geog sn̓kw̓ar̓qín̓tn̓

geog. B’s etym: build fire on top place. mountian peak northeast of Carrington Cove. young people were sent here as part of vision quest sn̓kw̓ar̓qín̓tn̓, sn̓kəw̓ar̓qín̓tn̓

geog. Northport. B’s etym: portage place snk̓wiltn̓

geog. Northport sn̓k̓wil̓tn̓

geog. Gifford sn̓k̓xk̓ixmn̓

Gifford Sn̓k̓xk̓ixmn̓

geog. inundated area, former seasonal camp site on both sides of the Wilmont Creek mouth. [lit. tributary enters main stream.] snkylakstn̓

geog sn̓kylakstn̓

grave snliq̓tn̓

grave sn̓liq̓tn̓

geog sn̓l̓kiptn̓

geog sn̓ɬɬw̓ikn̓tn̓

geog sn̓ɬqamnítkʷtn̓

geog sn̓ɬux̌ʷp̓tán̓

geog sn̓ɬuʔmín̓

geog sn̓máˤtkʷíʔst

geog sn̓mil̓mn̓

geog sn̓muskstn̓

gravy / oatmeal / porridge / mush sn̓pq̓ʷitkʷ

geog. site just up from mouth of the Sanpoil; another smaller camp making up the village of npʕʷil̓x. B’s etym: emerge from brush snp̓uƛ̓m̓

geog. area at the head end of Penix Canyon, south of the Columbia. B’s etym: fart water snp̓uʔnɬpátkʷ

go between on purpose. unclear form snq̓aʔmíw̓sčút

• sn̓q̓aʔmw̓sčút He went between them on purpopse (Cv)

geog. Northport. also inundated area on the west side of the Columbia, just north of the mouth of the Spokane; former winter village site snqil̓t

geog. Sanpoil. subgroup on Columbia River above and below the mouth of the Spokane snqiltx

geog. fishing camp on the terrace above nɬaʔmínaʔ on the west side of FDR Lake. [lit. up-on-top side.] snqltínaʔ

geog. area where present-day highway crosses Wilmont Creek; formerly a good trout fishing area. [lit. upper water area.] snqltkn̓ítaʔkʷ

geog. a rock, formerly located several miles up Redford Canyon, now at the St. Rose of Lima church at Keller with visible lifesize footprints of Wolf and Deer. [lit. footprint in rock.] snqlutísaʔxn̓

geog. now inundated rock bluff just south of ncəcm̓útaʔstm where footprints of nnilu’s and two young grizzly bears could be see snqlutísxntn̓

geog. now inundated rock bluff just south of ncəcn̓útaʔstm where footprints of nnilús and two young grizzly bears could be seen. [lit. stepping stone of nnilús.] (OkB) snqlwtisxntn̓ nnylus

geog snqlwtisxn̓tn̓n̓ny̓lus

geog. year round Lakes site on the west side of Kettle River between Deadman Creek and Boyd’s. [lit. water on small area on top.] snqql̓tkn̓itkʷ, snqəqəl̓tkn̓itkʷ

geog. Kelley Hill snqqltus, sn̓qqəltus

• snqql̓tus, snqəqəl̓tus geog. area where present Swawilla Basin road reaches summit of low hill west of Sanpoil highway. [lit. little summit.] (OkB)

geog. area marked by two large distinctively striated rocks on the top of the rock ridge; area used for speakers during ceremonies. [lit. speaking place.] snqʷaqʷʔaltán̓

geog / court house, meeting (place), speaking place sn̓qʷaʔqʷʔal̓tán̓

geog. Daisy Flats sn̓q̓ʷəq̓ʷúƛ̓aʔxnm̓tn̓

geog. Daisy Flats. [lit. race track place.] aka nəx̌saləqʷ legend told of a race between Frog and Turtle that is supposed to have taken place on these flats snq̓ʷq̓ʷúƛ̓aʔxnmtn̓ snq̓ʷəq̓ʷúƛ̓aʔxnmtn̓

geog. Daisy Flats. [lit. race track place.] aka nəx̌saləqʷ legend told of a race between Frog and Turtle that is supposed to have taken place on these flats snq̓ʷq̓ʷúƛ̓aʔxnmtn̓, snq̓ʷəq̓ʷúƛ̓aʔxnmtn̓

geog. now inundated area north from the mouth of east Stanger Creek; area where a type of shellfish was gathered, the shells used for decoration. B’s etymology: from taʔám, pound something. compound sntaʔkíntn̓

geog sn̓taʔkín̓tn̓

geog sntk̓iwl̓xtn̓s wápupxn̓

geog sn̓tkɬɬxwil̓tn̓

geog. compound. partially inundated area on the west side of the Columbia, across from Bossburg; recent year round Lakes site. [lit. place where trail separates.] sntkɬɬxwiltn̓, sntkɬəɬxəwiltn̓

graveyard sntmtmniʔtn̓

• ixíʔ xʷuy̓sts iʔ k̓l̓ sn̓tm̓tm̓niʔtn̓, mt t̓xʷ ksn̓tm̓tm̓niʔtn̓, mɬ wy̓sx̌čm̓stisəl̓x way̓ liq̓səl̓x. Then they took him to the graveyard, I guess there’s a graveyard, and when they got him ready they buried him. (PS)

gun sn̓t̓pin̓k

geog. Marcus Flats sn̓xlak

graveyard sn̓x̌y̓in̓tn̓

gathering place sn̓y̓aˤtán̓

grandchildren, grandkids sn̓ʔam̓ʔímaʔt

grandchild sn̓ʔímaʔt

• c̓kin̓ asn̓ʔímaʔt ? What is your grandchild like?
• isn̓ʔímaʔt stw̓tw̓il̓t. My grandchild is spoiled.

grandchildren snʔmʔímaʔt

• yəyáˤt čaʔpsíw̓s ixíʔ iʔ pəptwínaxʷ iʔ sn̓ʔəmʔímaʔts They’re all sisters, the old lady’s grandchildren (PS)
• áɬiʔ kmusm̓s iʔ sn̓ʔam̓ʔímaʔt, iʔ st̓aʔt̓aʔk̓míx. Because it was granddaughters, young maidens. (PS)

get hit on the mouth sp̓aw̓sqn̓

get hit on the mouth sp̓aw̓sqn̓səp̓aw̓sqn̓

gloves spəkpikst

glove spikst

• spəkpikst gloves

giant hyssop, agastache urticifolia, b’s etym: dream plant sqiʔsíɬp

gray moth sqʷay̓xlwíc̓aʔ

grass, greens, lawn, a green sqʷáˤy̓álaʔxʷ

guts sqʷəqʷɬəmus

grease, lard, oil, shortening, fat, tallow sq̓ʷučt

• n̓áˤməntíxʷ iʔ sq̓ʷučt You melt grease (Cv)

grow into a maiden, become a young woman, female completes puberty st̓aʔk̓mxwílx

get wheat, obtain wheat, get grain staʔxʷsəsp̓qin̓

• ixíʔ n̓pəkʷpkʷn̓tis, way̓ qmis, y̓áˤpqin̓ staʔxʷsəsp̓qins He filled the sacks, he laid them down, he had lots of wheat (PS)

Grand fir st̓əkʷliʔɬp

ghost stəq̓ʷtəq̓ʷniʔúlaʔxʷ

groceries, purchased provisions stiw̓čn̓

group of 10s, set of 10s stkɬam̓ t ʔapʔúpn̓kst

• tkɬm̓stikʷ l̓ sʔapʔúpn̓kst ! ake groups of ten!, Group by 10s!
• iʔ sʔúlw̓sts t ʔupn̓kst. The are grouping by 10s.,They are 10-groups.

grand fir st̓kʷl̓iɬp

go along with, accompany stkxan̓

grandma (mom's side), maternal grandmother, mom's mom stm̓tímaʔ

grave, grave yard stm̓tm̓niʔtn̓

graph stq̓ay̓

ghost stq̓ʷtq̓ʷniʔúlaʔxʷ

grass =st̓yaʔ, =íst̓yaʔ

• sk̓ək̓əwl̓xíst̓iyaʔ Rush. botanical term (OkB)
• sl̓k̓íst̓iyaʔ Bear grass (OkB)

grass, bunchgrass, Agropyron spicatum st̓ʔiy̓

get somebody chilled suy̓kstm̓st

• way̓ uɬ stim̓ uɬ kʷuʔ čsy̓suy̓kstm̓stxʷ? Why are you getting us chilled? (PS)

get chilled, S/he got chilled. suy̓y̓

gossip swikʷčn̓

grave marker sx̌c̓iʔl̓qʷ

get ready, get dressed sx̌čmn̓čut

• uɬ ixíʔ asx̌čmənčút Get ready (PS)

gather sxipm̓

• sxipm̓ sqʷlip gather black moss, gather tree lichen (Cv)
• sxəpxipm̓s iʔ smam̓ʔím̓ iʔ t sqʷl̓ip. The woman gathered some black moss.

geog- recent Lakes living site, about a half mile southeast of Ranahan Lake. B’s etym: peer over edge Sxixl̓sm̓

ground hog sxƛ̓utɬx

garbage, food waste, [lit. discarded food.] sx̌ʷal̓qs

goat kid sx̌ʷəx̌ʷƛiʔ

gift sxʷic̓c̓x

glacier lily, yellow dogtooth violet, easter lily, Erythronium grandiflorum sxʷixʷ

gather for oneself, to meet ones needs syaˤyaˤn̓čút

• syaˤyaˤn̓čút iʔ t kɬk̓ɬxʷipmn̓s. He started getting something to put under himself. (PS)

great grandparents, great grandchildren t̓aat̓úpaʔ

go out of sight taq

go to a straight place, go to a strange place tatím̓aʔ

• pnaʔ itíʔ kʷ kstaʔtím̓aʔ kʷ ƛ̓lal̓, uɬ lut sx̌asts If you go to strange places and die, that won’t be good (PS)
• pnaʔ kʷ kstaʔtím̓a If you go to a strange place (Cv)

grouseberry, Vaccinium scoparium t̓át̓qaʔ

great grandparent, great grandchild t̓at̓úpaʔ

get, obtain (prefix) taxʷɬ-

• kʷuʔ taʔxʷɬmrím̓xt She got me some medicine. (Cv)
• taʔxʷɬt̓əxʷtlwís get airplane, get air transport, get a flight (PS)
• itlíʔ sxʷuy̓s, ixíʔ mat nax̌m̓ɬ taʔxʷɬxwíɬ. Then he continued going, then maybe they got roads there. (PS)
• áɬiʔ ƛ̓lal̓ isx̌ílwiʔ uɬ axáʔ way̓ kn̓ taʔxʷɬn̓q̓ʷičtn̓, uɬ way̓ ixíʔ kəxn̓tin̓ in̓n̓q̓ʷíčtn̓. My husband is dead and now I got a replacement husband and so then I accompany my replacement husband. (PS)
• ixíʔ staʔxʷsípn̓m̓p, ixíʔ iʔ sn̓k̓ʷɬmrim̓. That's you guys' new daughter-in-law, my marriage partner.. (PS)
• kʷ taʔxʷsčk̓ʷul̓. You get a job., You got a job. (PS)
• way̓ q̓ʷəyáˤs taʔxʷsqláw̓, uɬ taʔxʷɬčítxʷ iʔ sx̌ʷilmn̓ The Black Man got the money, and the Devil got the house / The Black Man got the money, and the Devil go the house (PS)
• uɬ axáʔ nixʷ kʷ taʔxʷsqʷílpm̓ You get things to put under you (PS)
• way̓ uɬ taʔxʷsqʷsqʷsíʔ Then she got a baby (PS)
• taʔxʷsɬíqʷəl̓x. They get meat. (PS)
• taʔxʷspuʔús S/he got her/his thinking., S/he decided. (PS)
• kn̓ əɬtaʔxʷsqlíɬc̓aʔ I got some fresh meat (Cv)

get horse whips taxʷɬqəxʷsqáx̌aʔtnm̓

get power taxʷsumíx

get animal feed taxʷsʔamn̓sqáx̌aʔm̓

grimy, dirty taʔtáʔpt

get thoughts, become thoughtful, get an idea, get a plan taʔxʷk̓ɬpaʔx̌mín̓

get, obtain taʔxʷɬ

get a replacement husband taʔxʷɬnq̓ʷíc̓tn̓

• way̓ uɬ aɬíʔ ƛ̓lal̓ iksx̌ílwiʔ, uɬ axáʔ way̓ kn̓ taʔxʷɬənq̓ʷíčtn̓, uɬ way̓ ixíʔ kxəntin̓ inq̓ʷíčtn̓ And because my husband-to-be is dead, now I have a replacement husband, I’ll follow my replacement husband (PS)

get guns, obtain guns, get a weapon taʔxʷɬn̓t̓aˤpmútyaʔ

get a crop, harvest taʔxʷɬqm̓

get thrashing machine, obtain a thresher/thrasher taʔxʷɬsəp̓qin̓tn̓

• taxʷɬsəp̓qin̓tn̓əl̓x. They got thrashing machines. (Cv)

get a woman taʔxʷɬtkɬmílxʷ

• way̓ ixíʔ axáʔ sipnəmp, ixíʔ axáʔ iʔ staʔxʷɬtkɬmílxʷ, ixíʔ ƛ̓aʔƛ̓aʔntín̓ That’s your daughter-in-law, the one I got for a woman, the one I was looking for (PS)

get a home taʔxʷsn̓ilíʔtn̓

get a storage place, get a pantry taʔxʷsn̓kʷúm̓čntn̓

get smarts, become aware, gain wisdom, gain enlightenment taʔxʷspəx̌páx̌t

get meat, obtain meat taʔxʷsqlíɬc̓aʔ

• kn̓ əɬtaxʷsqlíɬc̓aʔ I will get fresh meat (Cv)

get handkerchiefs taʔxʷsq̓líps

• way̓ ksx̌əlpínaʔ way̓ staʔxʷsq̓lípsəms The next daylight he got handkerchiefs (PS)

get a husband, get a man, obtain a husband taʔxʷsqltmíxʷ

• xʷuyx uɬ k̓əl̓ k̓əmɬniwtn̓txʷ, ixíʔ uɬ way̓ astaʔxʷsqəltmíxʷ Go by his side, he becomes your man (PS)

get bed matting. compound taʔxʷsqʷílpm̓

• laʔkín̓ kʷ xʔkinm̓ miʔ kʷ kslip̓ axáʔ l̓ sn̓kʷəkʷʔač uɬ axáʔ nixʷ kʷ taʔxʷsqʷílpm̓ ? What can you do to get wood in this dark night and also to get things put under you? (PS)

get food, get provisions taʔxʷst̓ík̓l̓

get spiritual power taʔxʷsumíx

get a shot at a person or animal, shoot, shoot at t̓áˤpsqílxʷ

• way̓ mət lut t̓ə ksənt̓áˤpsqílxʷtn̓ ixíʔ, uɬ kəlkəlnwixʷsts iʔ sƛ̓aʔčínm̓, axáʔ iʔ xʷʔit I guess he didn’t even get a shot at it, and then he started chasing the deer, many of them (PS)
• ixíʔ mɬ t̓aˤpsqílxʷəl̓x, ilíʔ kiʔ čt̓aˤpəpístəl̓x iʔ sčy̓x̌istx. That’s when the ones that are driving get to shoot at them. (PS)

gnaw təxpam̓

get food, get groceries, gather food for oneself təxʷčn̓čut

go straight, flat tíɬm̓ist

• kʷ tíɬmist. You go/went straight. (Cv)
• kn̓ tíɬm̓ist I lay on my face flat on the ground (Cv)

glue tiɬmn̓

glue t̓iɬmn̓

glue something, caulk something t̓iɬn̓t

• ixíʔ iʔ t t̓ic̓ t̓iɬsəl̓x mɬ lut kstk̓ʷaxʷəxʷl̓qʷs. They glue it with pitch and it doesn’t come loose. (PS)
• skt̓ɬam̓ Stick on (OkB)

gather, obtain tixʷ

gather something for someone tixʷxt

get sick of something tkilmn̓t

get sick of something tkil̓mn̓t

• tkilm̓s. She got sick of it. (Cv)

get close to tk̓itl̓xm̓

get close to tk̓itl̓xmn̓čút

go off by oneself tkɬmn̓čut

get a rash, have skin problem tk̓səsíc̓aʔ

grab pole tkʷan̓l̓qʷm̓

grand fir t̓kʷliʔɬp

grab ahold, hold up, hold onto tkʷn̓kʷnim̓

gather around, surround tkʷupxnm̓s

get dirty t̓ɬaɬ

get something straight for someone tɬəɬnuɬt

• n̓ín̓w̓iʔs t swit mi tɬəɬnuɬtm̓ iʔ n̓ʔəxʷkʷuntn̓s, myɬt̓əlsqilxʷ If anybody will get his song straight, he will get well (Cv)

go straight, straighten up, sort oneself out tɬmnčut

• təɬmn̓čut. He went straight to it. (PS)
• huy̓, mɬ qixʷsəl̓x, mɬ t̓iʔ ik̓líʔ tɬmn̓čut axáʔ iʔ sƛ̓aʔčínm̓ ixíʔ sxʷəxʷuy̓tn̓s iʔ k̓a čn̓xʷəxʷr̓us. They drive them, the deer tracks go straight to the low pass. (PS)

go straight, straighten up tɬmn̓čut

go straight for, go straight on land, take a shortcut tɬúlaʔxʷm̓

• ktɬaɬəl̓x. They went straight for it. (PS)
• way̓ itíʔ tɬúlaʔxʷm̓, uɬ itíʔ siwɬkʷ tyap He went straight, and the water ran there too. (PS) ktɬaɬ go straight for / He went straight, and the water ran there too (PS)

goldenrod (older stage) / goldenrod, solidago canadensis (in older stage) t̓píliʔs

got run over tqáčəčnaʔ

go downhill tqʷay̓

• n̓x̌ɬx̌iɬəlx way̓ əɬtqʷay̓l̓x, n̓ppəlxiw̓səlx k̓əl̓ sn̓qsilxʷəlx They got scared and went back down the hill, they went back into their herd (PS)
• way̓ ixíʔ əɬtqʷaysəlx Then they went back down the hill (PS)
• čtqʷay̓səlx iʔ t sn̓tk̓iwəlxtn̓, ixíʔ uɬ k̓əl̓ sn̓t̓əwsčqáx̌aʔtn̓ They came down the stairs, and (went) straight to the barn (PS)
• sčk̓əɬnixəl̓s təl̓ stqʷay̓səlx iʔ təl̓ sn̓tk̓iwəlxtn̓ She heard them run downstairs (PS)

get used to tqʷaʔmíw̓s

green round object tqʷin̓s

graph something, you graph it tq̓y̓an̓t, tq̓y̓n̓tixʷ

geog. Little Jim Creek, Simpson Creek trqaʔmílaʔ

geog. Little Jim Creek, Simpson Creek. aka ktipsísxn trqaʔmílaʔ, trəqaʔmílaʔ

get hard / solid, tough / solid, tough. as of grass t̓saˤp

geog t̓t̓k̓ʷtip

geog. a tiny lake through which Hodgson Creek flows; also, the general area. [lit. little lake at the end.] t̓t̓k̓ʷtip, t̓ət̓k̓ʷtip

geog t̓t̓qiɬm̓lx

geog. area just south of the Rogers Bar church t̓t̓qiɬm̓lx, t̓ət̓qiɬm̓lx

great-grandparent / great grandchild / great grandparent (baby talk) / great grandchild / great grandparent (baby talk) túpaʔ

geog. Tonasket town / p.n twnasq̓t

geog. Good Head Mountain tx̌asmqn̓

geog. Good Head Mountain tx̌asmqn̓, tx̌asmqən̓

Gray horse / dappled gray horse / dappled grey tx̌il̓ps

go without hesitation txiʔxán̓

• kn̓ txiʔxán̓ I go through without stopping (Cv)
• kʷ txiʔxán̓ kʷ n̓ʔuɬxʷ You jump right in., You put your feet in and go inside. (Cv)

go around a curve txlkaqs

• əčtxl̓kaqs S/he/it went around a bend., S/he/it is going around a bend in the road. (Cv)
• kstɬtaɬts iʔ ksčxʷuytət, lut kʷu kstxəlkaqs Let’s go straight the right way, let’s not go around circles (PS)

go around people txlkɬniw̓t

• txəlkɬniwtməntməlx They’re all around the house (Cv)

go around something txlkmin̓t

• txl̓kmin̓tm̓, way̓ kičn̓tm̓, t̓k̓ʷək̓ʷúlaʔxʷ. He went around, finally he got there, he landed / He went around, finally he got there, landed (PS)

go around something txl̓kmin̓t

go, turn around a bend txlkus

go, turn around a bend txlkus, txəlkʷus

go on both sides of somebody txmnw̓sɬniwtn̓t

• ixíʔ uɬ txmnw̓sɬəniw̓tsəl̓x. And then they went on both sides of him. (PS)

good thing to eat / good things to eat tx̌saqsm̓

• uɬ aɬíʔ tx̌saqsm̓ iʔ t patáq, iʔ t sʕ̓ʷx̌ʷips He had good things to eat, potatoes, roots (PS)

good day tx̌sasq̓t

• tx̌sasq̓ət It’s a good day (Cv)

good clothes / good clothes, well dressed tx̌síc̓aʔ

• tx̌síc̓aʔl̓x yaʔ x̌səlsčutəlx Their clothes are good (PS)
• way̓ tx̌síc̓aʔ, way̓ swiʔnúmtx He has a nice outfit on, he’s handsome (PS)

good berries tx̌sx̌sus

guardian spirit txt̓nčutn̓

guardian spirit txt̓nčutn̓, txət̓nčuttn̓

get food txʷčnčut

• uɬ čaʔkʷ way̓ təxʷčənčut, ixíʔ asqəltmíxʷ Your husband should get things to eat (PS)

go by, pass by txwilm̓

go by/past txʷilm̓

get ready, dressed, outfitted txʷlsčut

• way̓ t̓əxʷ ixíʔ istəxʷəlsčút I’m going to prepare myself (PS)
• huhúy̓, q̓ʷíɬmistx, kʷu stxʷl̓sčutx. Hurry, get at it, let’s get outfitted. (PS)

go straight tx̌ʷmnčut

• kn̓ təx̌ʷmənčut I went straight to something (Cv)

go to somebody txʷuym̓

• staʔ way̓ ixíʔ ikstxʷúym̓, kn̓ kswəksqílxʷaʔx. Well now, I’m going to go there and see people. (PS)

go to somebody / approach / come up on txʷuymn̓t

• way̓ k̓laʔ kstxʷuyməntxʷ axáʔ iʔ čwix You are going over there to that building / You go over to that building (PS)
• way̓ ixíʔ txʷuyəms iʔ kəwaps He went to see his horse (PS)
• uɬ ixíʔ txʷuymsəlx axáʔ iʔ sxaʔxʔítx iʔ tkaʔkaʔɬís yaʔ l̓ʔiwsəlx The oldest three went to see their father (PS)
• kʷuʔ txʷuymn̓txʷ. You go toward me. (Cv)

go see somebody txʷuymst

• laʔkín̓ uɬ t̓a čtxʷuy̓m̓stxʷ, t̓a čtxʷuy̓m̓stxʷ asqʷəsqʷasíaʔ. Come over and see her, come over and see your children. (PS)

geog txʷxʷr̓ílaʔps

geog. inundated rock cliff at lower end of Hellgate Rapids. B’s etym: little notch in neck txʷxʷr̓ílaʔps txʷəxʷər̓ílaps

geog. inundated rock cliff at lower end of Hellgate Rapids. B’s etym: little notch in neck txʷxʷr̓ílaʔps, txʷəxʷər̓ílaps

get a blister / get a blister. (Ok) txʷyčin̓

geog / geog. B’s etym: fork in the river tx̌ʷyip

geog. Mica Mountain tx̌ʷyx̌ʷyqin̓

geog. Mica Mountain. well-known deer hunting area tx̌ʷyx̌ʷyqin̓, tx̌ʷix̌ʷiqín̓

geog tx̌x̌aw̓

grimy / dirty tʔap

grimy tʔap taʔáp

grimy tʔap, taʔáp

geog. Omak umák

great-grandparent. baby talk. (Ok) úpaʔ

geog. China Bluff. north Moonbeam Bay. B’s etym: get a glimpse of something wakmtúsm̓

get done way̓st

ground thaws waʕ̓múlaʔxʷ

gossip wikʷčn̓

gossip wkʷwikʷčn̓

give oneself an opportunity wlmsčut

• t̓xʷ wlm̓sčut sn̓k̓l̓ip. Apparetnly Coyote did something magic to himself. (Cv)

geog. Omak wmak

giant hyssop wpwpqin̓

giant hyssop. Agastache urticifolia. B’s etym: furry head wpwpqin̓, wupwupqín̓

get something for somebody wtxit

• way̓ wtxitməlx iʔ tkɬənʔiɬəntn̓səlx She went to get the dishes for them (PS)
• way̓ ixíʔ wtxitm̓ t ksqlaq̓s He gave him some money (PS)
• way̓ wtxitməlx iʔ t ksənkɬmutn̓səlx They got some chairs for them (PS)

Giant hyssop wupwupqín̓

geog. Dick Creek. the now inundated area at the mouth of this creek Wx̌wáx̌iʔɬp

geog wyiʔstn̓

geog. a small bay and back eddy on the west side of the Columbia immediately belwo the falls; possible former fishing and camp site. B’s etym: fallen vegetable place wyiʔstn̓,wəyiʔstn̓

grind x̌aq̓ʷm̓

good x̌ast

• lut swit t̓ə čənppilx aláʔ, kmix iʔ x̌ast It’s not anybody can get in here, only the good / It’s not anybody that can get in here, only the good (PS)
• t̓xʷ t̓iʔ kn̓ x̌ast. Well I am fine. (PS)
• uɬ way̓ x̌ast asčk̓əɬpáʔx̌ And your thinking is good (PS)
• way̓ t̓i x̌ast aspuʔús You are well satisfied (PS)
• way̓ x̌ast asq̓líps, way̓ kʷuʔ n̓qʷən̓min̓t kʷu xʷic̓əɬt Your handkerchief is pretty, pity me and give it to me (PS)
• way̓ t̓i x̌ast kʷu əɬ k̓ʷanɬqm̓ We might just as well put in a garden (PS)
• uɬ way̓ t̓i x̌ast kʷu əɬ l̓əx̌tiw̓sm̓ It’s just as well we go partners (PS)
• way̓ t̓i x̌ast əɬ q̓ʷiɬtməntsən̓ It’s better if I pack you on my back (PS)
• way̓ t̓i x̌ast əɬ k̓əɬx̌ʷilstm̓ It’s better that we do away with him / It’s best that we do away with him (PS)

Good morning x̌ast ɬəkʷəkʷáˤst

get cool x̌aʕ̓áp

gamble x̌čəčx̌čam̓

gamble for x̌čmin̓t

get ready, dressed x̌čmnčut

• x̌əčmnčut Get dressed (OkB)
• ixíʔ way̓ x̌čmn̓čutx ixíʔ mɬ kʷ xʷuy̓, kʷ xƛ̓pl̓sčut. Okay then, get dressed and then go, you are all set/fully dressed. (PS)

get ready. IMPERATIVE PLURAL x̌čmnčutwy̓

• way̓ xʷt̓lilxwy̓, x̌čmənčutwy̓ Get up, get dressed (PS)
• x̌čnumtn̓, x̌čnumtn̓ ̓ clothes (PS)

get dressed x̌čmn̓čutx

get things ready x̌čmstim̓

get someone/thing ready x̌čm̓stim̓ / x̌čam̓

go partners x̌čtwiw̓s

• way̓ t̓i kʷu x̌čtwiw̓s Let us go partners. (PS) unclear construction

gamble / make a bet, gamble, wager x̌čx̌čam̓

get dressed x̌əčmn̓čut

Gamble x̌əčx̌čam̓

Gambler. (Ok) x̌əc̓x̌əc̓muɬ

Get hurt x̌ən̓numt

glass x̌əx̌áˤl̓

go up hill / climb a hill / go uphill x̌iƛ̓m̓

• x̌i··ƛ̓m̓, kɬqil̓t He went up the hill, got to the top (PS)
• way̓ t̓i n̓tikɬ məɬ x̌iƛ̓m̓ She gets to the bottom and then goes up the hill (PS)

go along with somebody. compound xispuʔúsn̓t

• kʷuʔ xiʔspʔúsn̓txʷ. You went along with me., You agreed with me., You saw things my way. (Cv)

girls. PLURAL xixíwxwtm̓

girl xixwtm̓

girl xixw̓tm̓

girl xixwtm̓, xíxutm̓

• way̓ kn̓ čut yəyáˤt swit čaʔkʷ iwá tətwit, km̓ pəptwínaxʷ, km̓ xixwtm̓, yəyáˤt swit I said everybody; boys, old ladies, little girls, everybody (PS)
• way̓ nax̌əmɬ kʷu čənmaʔsíw̓s, way̓ kʷ ƛ̓əx̌ƛ̓x̌ap uɬ inčá kn̓ xíxutm̓ Our ages are very different, you are old and I am just a girl (PS)

go up to xiʔxán̓

• t̓it̓xiʔxán̓ She went up to it. (Cv)

geog xl̓al̓st

geog. inundated area, former winter village site just east of the mouth of Whitestone Creek. B’s etym: steep rocky area xl̓al̓st, xəl̓al̓st

go around xlkmnčut

• xəlkmənčutəlx They go around. e.g. horses thrashing grain (Cv)

grown (men) xƛ̓aƛ̓

• kʷu xƛ̓aƛ̓. We grew up. (Cv)
• uɬ aɬíʔ way̓ px̌əx̌pax̌təlx, xƛ̓aƛ̓əlx They have sense enough, they’re ground up (PS)
• uɬ axáʔm̓ aɬíʔ iʔ xƛ̓aƛ̓ xʷusxʷəst əɬaʔ n̓t̓ək̓ʷkiʔsqáx̌aʔməlx Big boys can go fast when they put saddles on (PS)

go from house to house xƛ̓iɬxʷm̓

• čxƛ̓iɬxʷm̓ He goes from house to house. (Cv)

geog x̌ƛ̓misxn̓

geog. name of now inundated trail between yaʕcín and sk̓xʷiɬxʷ. [lit. climb over rock.] x̌ƛ̓misxn̓, x̌əƛ̓misxn̓

get in line xƛ̓mn̓čut

• sxəƛ̓mn̓čutsəl̓x t̓wistəl̓x. They all stood in line. (PS)

geog x̌ƛ̓msxwiɬ

geog. compound. area where the trail from sk̓xʷiɬxʷ to snqilt proceeds into the mountains. [lit. climb up trail.] x̌ƛ̓msxwiɬ, x̌əƛ̓msxəwiɬ

geog. compound. area where the trail from sk̓xʷiɬxʷto snqilt proceeds into the mountains. [lit. climb up trail.] (Mountain pass? pʕaɬxʷ) x̌ƛ̓msxwiɬ,x̌əƛ̓msxəwiɬ

go up hill x̌ƛ̓mus

gravel / rocky ground / gravel on the ground xƛ̓túlaʔxʷ

get hurt x̌nnumt

get hurt x̌nnumt, x̌ən̓numt

good food x̌saqs

• staʔ, lut, x̌aʔsáqsmn̓ iʔ sčn̓t̓aqʷ. Oh, no, I’d rather lick plates. (PS)

good beach x̌sčnitkʷ

good beach x̌sčnitkʷ, x̌əsčnitkʷ

good rock x̌siɬsxn̓

good along top x̌sin̓k

good clothes x̌slsčut

• ixíʔ swy̓num̓tx, iʔ t stətm̓tim̓s iʔ t x̌sl̓sčut. He’s handsome, with his good clothes to wear. (PS)
• way̓ x̌səlsčutəlx Their clothes are beautiful (PS)

get around well x̌ssmilx

• kʷ x̌səsmil̓x. You will get around better., You have a good time.

get well, be sober, cure, recover x̌stwilx

• x̌əstwil̓x Cure. as indian doctor / Cure (as Indian doctor) / Get well, recover (OkB)
• uɬ aláʔ iʔ sxʔitx aláʔ səčm̓am̓áy̓aʔx əɬaʔ čx̌əstwilx, aɬíʔ kmix sčqaˤwx The oldest one goes to school when he’s good, because he’s always drunk (Cv)

get better / sober up, improve, get better, feel better x̌stwil̓x

good x̌sx̌ast

good skins / hides x̌sx̌silxʷ

get well. PLURAL REFERENCE x̌sx̌stwilx

• kʷu x̌əsx̌stwil̓x. We got well. (Cv)

grind x̌ʷaq̓ʷm̓

grinder xʷaq̓ʷmn̓

grind / grind something, decrease something x̌ʷaq̓ʷn̓t

• way̓ x̌ʷəq̓ʷəntin̓ iʔ smaʔmʔím̓, x̌ʷilstn̓ iʔ k̓ʷiƛ̓ət I decreased the women, I sent away some. (Ok)

ground x̌ʷaq̓ʷq̓ʷ

get after somebody xʷay̓st

• n̓t̓aʔ xʷay̓sts iʔ sqəltmixʷs She got after her husband (PS)

geog. sixmile creek. cf.√xʷʔ 1, √c̓m 1 / place name. sixmile creek. compound. [lit. many bones.] xʷaʔɬc̓ám̓

give oneself xʷc̓xmn̓čut

grain cutter, mower x̌ʷíc̓laʔxʷtn̓

• ixíʔ kʷis iʔ x̌ʷíc̓laʔxʷtn̓s. Then he took the cutter/swather/scythe. (PS)

give something to somebody / to give to xʷic̓ɬt

• way̓ x̌ast asq̓líps, way̓ kʷu n̓qʷən̓min̓t kʷu xʷic̓əɬt Your handkerchief is pretty, pity me and give it to me (PS)
• t in̓čáʔ miʔ xʷic̓ɬtn̓əl̓x. I will give it to them myself. (PS)
• xʷic̓əɬtm̓ l̓ sɬq̓ilx iʔ q̓əʔxans She gave him bedroom slippers (PS)
• way̓ xʷic̓əɬtm̓ iʔ t sxʔitx The oldest one gave it to him (PS)
• ixíʔ xʷic̓ɬtm̓ yəyaˤt iʔ sqlaw̓s. Then he was given all his money. (PS)
• way̓ k̓m̓ nəqsiʔst, uɬ n̓ín̓w̓iʔ xʷic̓əɬtn̓ sn̓k̓l̓ip There’s one arrow left, and I’ll give it to Coyote / There’s only one arrow left, and I’ll give it to Coyote (PS)
• way̓ kičxsts iʔ q̓əy̓min̓, way̓ ixíʔ xʷic̓əɬts yaʔ ylmixʷm̓ He delivered the letter, he gave it to the king (PS)
• n̓ín̓w̓iʔ xʷic̓əɬtsən̓ aksyuʔyʔáˤwt, way̓ kʷ n̓qmilsm̓, way̓ kʷu pulx I will give you your strength, ease your mind, go to bed (PS)
• lut t̓ə əɬxʷic̓əɬts iʔ pəptwínaxʷ He didn’t give it back to the old lady (PS)
• way̓ aksxʷic̓əɬtm̓ t ksk̓ʷul̓s, aksm̓aʔm̓áyaʔm̓ Give him a job, teach him (PS)
• lut akɬxʷíc̓ɬtm̓ iʔ laklíʔ. Don’t give her the key. (PS)
• t̓xʷ nax̌m̓ɬ t anwíʔ ƛ̓aʔn̓tíxʷ, lut kʷ t̓ iksxʷíc̓ɬtm̓. You go after it, I’m not going to hand it to you. (PS)

give something to somebody xʷic̓n̓t

• xʷic̓x Give / give away (OkB)
• xʷic̓xt give something to somebody / will give something to somebody
• yəyáˤt stim̓ x̌minkn̓tp uɬ xʷic̓ɬmn̓ Anything you want I give to you (PS)
• way̓ kʷintp iʔ čq̓ilən̓ p xʷic̓əɬmn̓, uɬ xʷuywy̓ Take the arrows I gave you, and go (PS)
• ixíʔ p ksx̌l̓pínaʔ, miʔ ixíʔ aláʔ p əɬčy̓aˤʔ, ixíʔ mɬ xʷic̓ɬəmn̓ iʔ čq̓iln̓. When daylight comes you will gather here again, then I’ll give you the arrows. (PS)

give away something xʷic̓xmn̓t

• lut swit t̓ə ksxʷic̓xəms iʔ sqʷsqʷsiʔs t ksənsq̓iw̓ɬtm̓ Nobody would give away his son to have it split in two (PS)

give a little something to somebody xʷixʷc̓xt

• xʷixʷc̓əxt Give him a little (Cv)

geog. Hellgate Canyon. salmon fishing site, perhaps named for the many drying racks. compound xʷiʔsnɬp̓áɬc̓atn̓

geog. Hellgate Canyon xʷiʔsnɬp̓áɬc̓aʔtn̓

guide / guie. cf.√xʷst xʷstčuttn̓

• xʷəsčuttn̓tət Our guide (Cv)

get out of bed / jump up / jump up, get up / to get up xʷt̓ilx

• kn̓ xʷt̓ilx I get up from lying down (Cv)
• kn̓ əɬpulx q̓sápiʔ sn̓kʷəkʷʔač uɬ siʔɬkʷkʷáˤst uɬ kn̓ xʷt̓ilx I went to bed long after dark and I got up early this morning (Cv)
• t̓iʔ ixíʔ kʷ xʷt̓il̓x, qiɬn̓txʷ. as soon as you get up, wake him up. (PS)
• uɬ way̓ miystxʷ ʔitx axáʔ iʔ tkɬmilxʷ, uɬ kʷ xʷt̓ilx, k̓ʷəƛ̓qintxʷ iʔ t qʷačqəns, uɬ anwíʔ mi kʷ əɬqʷačqən̓ When you’re sure the woman is asleep, take off her cap, and put it on your head (PS)
• úɬiʔ sn̓t̓ək̓ʷtans, itlíʔ xʷt̓ilx uɬ k̓əɬsəl̓xan̓ There’s a mark where he lay down, then he got up and there are no more tracks / There’s the mark where he lay down, then he got up and there are no more tracks (PS)
• way̓ aɬíʔ kn̓ sway̓x iʔ t sk̓iwl̓x, uɬ kn̓ təlxʷmist əɬ iksxʷt̓ílx I am done from old age, I can’t lift myself up (PS)

get up xʷt̓il̓x

get up (plural) / jump up, get up. PLURAL / jump up, get up xʷt̓lilx

• xʷt̓lilx iʔ splal̓ The young people got up (PS)
• xʷt̓lilxəlx axáʔ laʔɬ tkɬmilxʷs He and his wife get up (PS)

go fast xʷusxʷst

• uɬ axáʔm̓ aɬíʔ iʔ xƛ̓aƛ̓ xʷusxʷəst əɬaʔ n̓t̓ək̓ʷkiʔsqáx̌aʔməlx Big boys can go fast when they put saddles on (PS)
• ixíʔ iʔ c̓ik̓ʷsxn̓səl̓x úɬiʔ xʷusxʷstəl̓x lut skpax̌m̓səl̓x iʔ t swr̓islp̓ sc̓ik̓ʷm̓səl̓x. It’s bright and they could hurry, they didn’t have to light matches to look around. (PS)

go xʷuy̓

• itlíʔ iwáʔ xʷuy̓ From there started to go anyways. (PS)
• n̓ín̓w̓iʔ kʷ xʷuy̓ iʔ k̓əl̓ sn̓t̓əwstsqáx̌aʔtn̓ You go to the barn (PS)
• pnaʔ uɬ k̓aʔkín̓ əɬ xʷuy̓ (I) wonder where he went / I wonder where he went (PS)
• way̓ k̓a n̓x̌saqs mi kn̓ xʷuy̓ I am going on the good road (PS)

go away / go away xʷuy̓ k̓aɬáʔ

go on something xʷuymn̓t

go. IMPERATIVE PLURAL xʷuywy̓

• xʷuywy̓, mi čəlk̓əntip, čkəm̓km̓ax̌ənntp čxʷuystp Go, tie him up, grab him by both arms and bring him here (PS)
• way̓ xʷuywy̓, kʷaʔ ƛ̓əʔanty̓ Go and get him (PS)

go. IMPERATIVE SINGULAR xʷuyx

• xʷuyx iʔ k̓ asl̓áx̌t, iʔ k̓əl̓ sx̌ʷilmn̓ Go to your partner, to the Devil (PS)
• xʷuyx ƛ̓əʔan̓t iʔ sxʔimɬx̌ást iʔ sn̓kɬc̓aʔsqáx̌aʔ Go fetch the very best horse (PS)

go. PLURAL xʷuyʔ

• xʷuyʔl̓x axáʔ čləʕ̓ʷutm̓ They went in a valley (PS)
• xʷuyʔl̓x, yaʕpəlx k̓əl̓ sílxʷaʔ tawn̓ They went, they got to a big town (PS)
• way̓ əɬxʷuyʔl̓x əɬyaʕpəlx They went back, they got back (PS)

good meat x̌x̌saɬc̓aʔ

good meat x̌x̌sáɬc̓aʔ

• x̌əx̌sáɬc̓aʔ The meat tastes good (Cv)

geog x̌x̌súlaʔxʷ

geog. now inundated Sanpoil village site on north side of Columbia, east of Wynhoff Cove x̌x̌súlaʔxʷ x̌əx̌súlaʔxʷ

go in the same place xʔyust

• kn̓ xʔyust I go in the same place (Cv)

geog. Yakima, Ellensburgh / geog. Yakima, Ellensburgh. borrowing? yáqmaʔ

gather things for oneself yayaʕ̓nčút

• way̓ ixíʔ n̓ínw̓iʔ kn̓ yaʔyaʕ̓nčút I’ll get them (PS)

geog / geog. a trail from xəl̓al̓stupriver to Lundstrom Bay and the canyon at its head yaʕčníwaʔɬ

gather meat yaʕíɬc̓aʔ

• yaʕ̓íɬc̓aʔl̓x They got the meat home (PS)

goods arrive yaʕlsčút

• sčyaʕ̓l̓sčút iʔ sčk̓áˤwmístx Good that he’s bought arrive / Things that he’s bought arrive (PS)

gather together yaʕmílx

• huy̓, axáʔ y̓aˤl̓x, y̓aˤmíl̓xəl̓x n̓kəčkn̓wixʷəl̓x. Finally, now they gathered, they got together, they overtook one another. (PS)
• ik̓líʔ miʔ kʷu y̓aˤmílx. We will gather around there. (PS)
• əɬy̓aˤʔmíl̓xəl̓x k̓l̓ čitxʷsəl̓x. They got back together at their house. (PS)

geog / geog. hunting trail between Barnaby Creek and nlaxʷ. B’s etym: trail along the top of the rock yaʕqnísxn̓

go to a pow wow yáˤʔmíxa

go to a powwow y̓áˤʔmíxa

gather to celebrate yiʕ̓áʔ

geog yl̓paqs

geog. fishing area on the former east side of the Columbia, immediately north of naʔsíɬtn B’s etym: poked out point yl̓paqs,il̓páqs

geog ylyalqn̓

geog. inundated area on the north bank of the Spokane River about three-quarters mile east of the mouth of Ferguson (Orazada) Creek ylyalqn̓, ilyálqn̓

great-great-great-grandchild or grandmother yryáruyaʔ

• yəryáruyaʔ Fifth generation grandmother (Cv)

get off, dismount yxʷmnčut

• nax̌əmɬ kʷ əɬaʔ yxʷmənčut way̓ čənkčnikn̓ts, ƛ̓ləlnunts If you get off she’ll overtake you, she’ll kill you (PS)

get off. IMPERATIVE yxʷmnčutx

• huy̓ yəxʷmn̓čutx ! Now get down! (PS)

geog. low bald hill at the northeast end of Seylor Valley yxʷmsúlaʔxʷ

geog. name of a low hill south of nʕ̓ann̓ where the trail from snqiltreached the Sanpoil River. B’s etym: trail along the rim / geog y̓ʔáˤwtúsaʔ

go out ʔáččqaʔ

go out. PLURAL ʔáčəčqaʔ

• ʔá··čəčqaʔl̓x They were all going out (PS)
• way̓ xʷsxʷusəlx way̓ ixíʔ ʔáčəčqaʔl̓x They hurried and they went out (PS)
• kʷaʔ čxʷuy̓x, ixíʔ uɬ kʷu ʔáčəčqaʔ. Well come on, then let’s get out. (PS)
• ʔáˤpnáʔ way̓ uɬ kʷu ʔáčəčqaʔ iʔ tl̓ sn̓mamáyaʔtn̓. Now we are out of school. (PS)

go out, exit / go out, exit, go outside / go outside / out ʔáčqaʔ

• k̓aw̓, nak̓ʷm̓ mat t̓ ʔáčqaʔ. He’s gone, he must have slipped out. (PS)
• way̓ lut xʔkinm̓ mi ʔáčqaʔ He couldn’t do anything to get out (PS)
• lut swit ksʔáčqaʔs Don’t anybody go out (PS)

Gopher, gopher / Gopher, gopher. in Ok and Cv mythology, Coyote’s wife ʔalapúl̓

• kɬtkɬmilxʷ, ixíʔ čusəlx pul̓, pul̓laʔxʷ, uɬ aɬíʔ čniɬč sčusts alapúl̓ He had a wife, they call her Goph, Gopher, and he calls her Gophie (PS)

gather together ʔalusčút

gather wood, firewood ʔalusílp̓m̓

gather wood, firewood ʔalusíslp̓m̓, aʔluʔsísəl̓p̓m̓

gather together ʔaluʔsčút

gather people together / gather people together. northern pronunciation ʔalw̓sqílxʷ

geog.-Yakima ʔAtánaʔ

go in compounds ʔaws-

• sʔaw̓sčuláyx. S/he was going to the celebration. (Cv)
• iʔ sʔaw̓sk̓ɬčəhmíx. They are who went to watch., S/he is going to be on watch. (PS)
• sʔaw̓sk̓áˤw̓xəl̓x. They're going to pray., They go praying. (Cv)
• ʔawsyáʕ̓l̓x They went to the gathering (Cv)
• p ʔawspúlx You go to bed (PS)
• mi sič ʔawsk̓ʷúl̓ən̓ I’ll go tend to it (PS)
• ʔawsčáˤwlx You go bathing (Cv)
• kn̓ ʔawspíx̌m̓ I go hunting (Cv)
• ʔawsyəyáx̌aʔm̓, ʔawsk̓ək̓níyaʔ He went to watch and listen (PS)
• ʔawsənt̓áqʷm̓ He went to lick plates (PS)
• ʔawsk̓ʷúl̓čɬmn̓ I’ll go cook for you (PS)
• ik̓líʔ ʔaw̓stkíčsəl̓x. They went and got there abouts. (PS)
• p ʔawsxminaʔnčút You go get straightened out (Cv)
• xʷuyx čʔawsáˤčán̓t Go tie it up (PS)

go tie something / go tie something. compound ʔawsáˤčntím̓

• xʷuyx čʔawsáˤčán̓t ixíʔ iʔ sn̓kɬc̓aʔsqáx̌aʔ Go tie up the horse (PS)

go pray. compound ʔawsk̓áˤw̓

go to listen. compound / go to listen ʔawsk̓k̓níyaʔ

• ʔawsyəyáx̌aʔm̓, ʔawsk̓ək̓níyaʔ iʔ k̓əl̓ skəkáˤkaʔ iʔ ksm̓ayʔnčútaʔx He went to watch (and) listen to the bird’s story (PS)

go watch out ʔaw̓sk̓ɬčhám̓

go fix something. compound ʔawsk̓ʷul̓n̓t

• mi sič ʔawsk̓ʷul̓ən̓ And then I’ll go tend to him (PS)
• ixíʔ ʔaw̓sk̓ʷúl̓čɬəmn̓. Then I’ll go cook for you all. (PS)

go kill many. compound ʔawsƛ̓xʷntím̓

• ixíʔ nínwiʔ kʷ k̓ɬʔatətxnúm̓t ixíʔ mɬ čʔaw̓sƛ̓əxʷɬúlm̓s iʔ t pəptw̓ínaxʷ. When you fall asleep, the old woman will come and kill you guys. (PS)

go take a chance. compound ʔawsmúskst

• kʷu sčʔaw̓smúskstx. We came over to take a chance. (Cv)

go lick plates ʔaw̓sn̓t̓áqʷm̓

• ʔawsənt̓áqʷm̓ He went to lick plates (PS)

go water something. compound ʔaw̓ssíwstm̓st

• ʔawssíwstm̓stn̓, mɬ n̓ín̓w̓iʔ n̓k̓ʷixʷkn̓n̓ I’ll go water him, and then I’ll take off the saddle (PS)

go meet somebody ʔawstkíčn̓t

• ik̓líʔ ʔaw̓stkíčsəl̓x, ixíʔ iʔ sqʷsiʔsəl̓x. They went to meet him around there, that’s their son. (PS)

go watch. compound ʔawsyaʔyáʔx̌m̓

• way̓ ixíʔ xʷuy̓ səxʷk̓ʷul̓čənčut, ʔawsyəyáx̌aʔm̓, ʔawsk̓ək̓níyaʔ The cook went, he went to watch and listen (PS)

go to the gathering. compound ʔawsyáʕ

• uʔawsyáʕ̓l̓x They went to the gathering (Cv)

go feed stock ʔaw̓sʔamn̓sqáx̌aʔ

Go to bid good bye ʔawsʔúkʷmaʔm̓

guide ʔax̌líkstm̓

• t̓xʷ kʷ tkʷn̓kʷnim̓, uɬ lut kʷuʔ t̓ aksʔax̌líkstm̓, t in̓čáʔ way̓ čmistín̓ k̓aʔkín̓ kʷu ɬə ksxʷuy̓s. Just hold on, you don’t have to guide me, I know where we are going. (PS)

get tired of something ʔay̓x̌ʷtmn̓t

gather ʔaʔúlus

• way̓ ixíʔ aʔú··lusm̓ iʔ t k̓ámaʔ, iʔ t stim̓ He started to gather pine needles, anything (PS)

graze ʔáˤƛ̓úlaʔxʷm̓

growl / growl, scold, to roar, meow ʔáˤyám̓

get angry at somebody ʔáˤy̓m̓tmn̓t

• mət taʔlíʔ kʷu ʕimtməntm̓ She must be very angry at us (PS)
• n̓ín̓w̓iʔ əɬ ʕimtmənts mi čənɬək̓ʷɬək̓ʷətmistxʷ l̓ q̓sápiʔ If I get mad at you you’ll remember it for a long time (Cv)

geog. Viet Nam / geog. Viet Nam. English? ʔiknám̓

go to sleep / sleep / to sleep ʔitx

• ʔi··tx, uɬ mət k̓əɬʔətətxnumt, mət čənwʔis kiʔ qiɬt He slept, and he must have overslept, maybe (the sun) was high when he woke up / He slept, and he must have overslept, the sun was high when he woke up (PS)

go to sleep ʔitxəx

get revenge ʔiy̓kst / ʔiy̓ksn̓t

go to sleep ʔtxilx

• čxʷaxʷíst úɬiʔ kʷu ʔatxíl̓x. When we went to sleep he was walking up and down (PS)
• way̓ pulxəlx, uɬ aɬíʔ sʔəyʔayx̌ʷtxəlx, ʔətxilxəlx They went to bed because they were tired, they went to sleep (PS)

gather up ʔúl̓lusn̓t

gather up ʔul̓lw̓sn̓t

gather things for somebody ʔúluɬt

• ʔúluɬtm̓ He gathered them up (Cv)

gather things ʔúlusn̓t

• ʔúlusəs He gathered it (Cv)

grandfather. baby talk, hypocoristic ʕ̣ápaʔ

• in̓háˤpaʔ. He is my grandfather.

go to nothing, waste ʕʷc̓ap

• talíʔ uɬ ʔaˤw̓c̓áp, ixíʔ uɬ k̓l̓ sy̓ak̓ʷáqs. He’s going to nothing, and it was past mid-winter. (PS)