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wahám̓ to bark (as a dog), woof, yap

wahn̓tím̓. We hollered at them., We barked at her.

wahwáhm̓ to bark, to holler

wahwahúst to howl (OkB)

wam̓ try without success, try in vain

wan̓x war dance, pow wow dance

wapw̓pxn̓ lynx

waq̓wq̓t wild animals, wild, untamed

warəl̓̓x. They are sooty.

wawnx sing a war song, sing a powwow song

way̓ hello, goodbye, yes, already, well (interjection or greeting) (OkB)

way̓ uyáʔ listen up

way̓ w̓txitm̓əl̓x iʔ t kɬn̓ʔiɬn̓tn̓səl̓̓x. So s/he set down their dishes for them. (PS)

way̓áʔ indeed not

way̓skʷ ! (you) Be done with it!, Leave it be!

way̓st get done with something

wáʔlnaʔn̓t talk offensively to somebody

waʔwíl̓ weave from side to side

waˤy̓kstmn̓t do something hard

waˤym̓st do something hard

waˤy̓wiy̓sw̓s robin

waˤʔmúlaʔxʷ ground thaws

wəčklipm̓ run down hill

wəc̓wic̓m̓ dig roots

wəksqilxʷ see a person, see people, able to see

wəkʷtuɬt hide something from somebody

wəkʷwikʷčn̓ gossip (plural)

wəpwupúlaʔxʷm̓ to hay, to harvest hay

wəsn̓čut proud of oneself (OkB)

wəstpal̓qsm̓ raise one’s dress

wəswasxn̓qn̓ lupines, lupinus spp., long-flowered typle, b’s etym: long head (OkB)

wəswáˤsxaʔ robin

wəswáˤy̓sxaʔ robin, thrush Columbian- sx̌ax̌w̓ísx̌aʔ, x̌ax̌w̓ísx̌ax̌w̓is, Shuswap- wəswísx̌e, Coeur d’Alene- wesx̌ax̌

wəswəsxnikst long fingers

wəswist mountains

wəswisxn̓ long (plural)

wəswisxn̓xn̓ long legs

wəsxnal̓qs long dress

wəsxnal̓qʷ heighth / long penis / tall tree (OkB)

wəsxnal̓qʷ (W) height, heighth

wəsxnaqs long beak, long nose, elephant

wəsxnax̌n̓ long arms

wəsxníɬc̓aʔ long body

wəsxniɬəml̓x tall saskatoon bush, tall serviceberry bush

wəsxniɬxʷ long house

wəx̌wáx̌iɬp mock orange bush, ironwood bush / philadelphus lewisii, mock orange, ironwood, place name- dick creek, the now inundated area at the mouth of this creek (OkB)

wičk fishing spear

wic̓m̓ dig roots (Cv)

wik see

wíklaʔxʷ see land, see country

wíklaʔxʷm̓ see the world, see country

wikl̓t see a child

wíkɬc̓aʔ see game (animals)

wikɬt see something of somebody’s

wikm̓ see things (OkB)

wikn̓t see somebody or something

wikst see something

wikʷčn̓ gossip

wikʷčnmn̓t backbite somebody, gossip about someone

wikʷm̓ hide, conceal (OkB)

wíkʷmist hide oneself, conceal oneself

-wílaʔx developmental (diminutive)

wil̓l̓ be leaning, be tipped

wil̓qn̓ valuable

-wilx become, developmental (affix)

wim̓ to no avail, try (and fail) / try in vain, to no avail

wírhaw̓s warehouse

wist high, mountain, upper

wist q̓ɨ́q̓p̓xaʔ unidentified nut, little mountain hazelnut (alpine smaller than hazelnut)

wist tkaʔkaʔɬl̓íkst mountain valerian, high elevation prince’s pine.] / mountain valerian. [lit. high elevation prince’s pine (OkB)

wisxn̓ long, longest / long

wisxn̓ sx̌əx̌c̓iʔ rod, measuring stick

wítaʔ youngest boy in family

wit̓k̓x vomit

wit̓kxst vomit something

wíwaʔst a little high

wiw̓sxn̓ a little long

-wixʷ reciprocal

wiʔsnm̓ brag

wiʔsn̓t brag about somebody

wkəkist be able to see

wl̓al̓ tip over, fall over

wlam̓ burn, scorch

wlap ignited, It started to burn / ignited

wl̓čnmist talk foolishly

wl̓min̓t tip something over

wl̓qin̓t put on a lid

wl̓qn̓čut have an opportunity

wl̓wal̓čnmíst talk foolishly (plural)

wl̓wl̓qin̓ canned goods

-wlx, -wilx, -wil̓x developmental, become (affix)

wpúlaʔxʷm̓ hay, harvest hay

wr̓am̓ build a fire, make a fire

wr̓íc̓aʔ make a fire

wr̓íc̓aʔn̓t start a fire around something

wr̓islp̓ wood fire

wr̓isl̓p̓m̓ make a fire with wood, start a fire with wood (Cv)

wrisl̓p̓x ! Make a fire!

wr̓min̓ kindling

wr̓pax̌n̓ man’s name, Sanpoil chief, circa 1870 (OkB)

wr̓r̓ist able to make fire

wr̓usm̓ fish with torch, pit lamping (OkB)

wsn̓čut overly proud, proud of oneself, show off

wt̓kan̓t pry something up

wuhám̓ bark of a dog (Cv)

wupúlaʔxʷm̓ to hay / to hay, to harvest hay (OkB)

wupwupqín̓ giant hyssop, Agastache urticifolia, B’s etym: furry head (OkB)

-wxʷ, -wixʷ reciprocal

wxʷus stare at somebody

wy̓asq̓t stop raining / stop raining, quit raining (OkB)

wy̓ay̓ finished, completed, ready / it’s finished.

wy̓čin̓ finish eating / finish eating. singular subject

wy̓číst finish feeding somebody

wy̓ikst finish working, finish doing, to complete, to finish

wy̓ɬtim̓ finish something for somebody

wy̓númt be ready

wy̓paym̓ act like a white person

wy̓s- finish, complete, have done (prefix)

wy̓sc̓al̓ám̓ finish standing things up

wy̓sc̓x̌ʷan̓t finish telling, instructing

wy̓skčmínaʔn̓t finish covering with a layer (as snow)

wy̓skc̓x̌ʷíplaʔm̓ finish sentencing (law), finish settling at matter (as in court, negotiations, arbitration)

wy̓skl̓k̓íc̓aʔm̓ finish baling

wy̓sk̓ɬlak̓ək̓ done being tied

wy̓sk̓ɬlxʷan̓t finish telling somebody what to do, finish warning somebody about something, finishing giving someone instructions

wy̓skɬqmin̓t finish stacking things

wy̓skɬsal̓ already set, done being set up

wy̓skɬsl̓xit already have the table set for somebody

wy̓skɬw̓tɬtim̓ finish putting something down for somebody. compound

wy̓sk̓ɬx̌qn̓tim̓. We have made room for them.

wy̓sk̓ɬʔay̓sn̓t finish changing something

wy̓skswl̓qn̓čut recover [lit. complete having an opportunity.]

wy̓skʷin̓t finish taking something, done taking something

wy̓sk̓ʷl̓aʔxʷíl̓p finish making a bed

wy̓sk̓ʷul̓čn̓t finish cooking for somebody, have something cooked for somebody / finish cooking something for somebody, have something cooked for somebody

wy̓sk̓ʷul̓n̓t finish making something, finish doing something, finish working on something

wy̓slíq̓naʔn̓t finish hilling the ground, have the ground hilled, finish burying over the top

wy̓slk̓iw̓sm̓ finish bundling, finish baling, finish tying in the middle / s/he got done tying. (Cv)

wy̓smamíl̓k̓ʷst finish rolling something around, done rolling something around

wy̓sman̓xʷm̓ finish smoking

wy̓smáyaʔɬt done telling someone something, finish telling somebody something

wy̓smay̓n̓čút finish telling one’s own story

wy̓smrimn̓t finish marrying somebody

wy̓sn̓c̓iw̓m̓ finish washing dishes / finished washing dishes (PS)

wy̓snt̓k̓ʷkiʔsqáx̌aʔtn̓ to have saddled

wy̓sn̓tl̓kʷíc̓aʔ finish gutting something, done gutting something, having gutted something

wy̓sn̓t̓pin̓km̓ done loading gun

wy̓sn̓tx̌ʷəx̌ʷqinm̓ finish a noon meal, done eating lunch

wy̓staxʷɬqm̓ finish harvesting

wy̓stəxtxam̓ finish combing

wy̓stim̓ finish something, complete something

wy̓stixʷn̓t finish gathering something

wy̓stkʷl̓liw̓s already be on a horse, already mounted up (more than one)

wy̓st̓lúlaʔxʷm̓ finish plowing

wy̓st̓qan̓t finish stacking something

wy̓stqmin̓t done putting things down

wy̓sx̌čm̓stim̓ finish getting things ready

wy̓sx̌əčmn̓čút finish getting ready, finish getting dressed

wy̓sʔalk̓ʷúsn̓t finish sharpening something

wy̓sʔamtím̓ We're done feeing them.

wy̓sʔaˤc̓m̓ finish looking at

wy̓usxn̓ finish shoe work

wy̓way̓ end, finish, ready (plura)

wy̓wy̓čin̓ finish eating, done eating (plural)