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| oak | kʼə·mɨyəx |
| oak ball, a ball shaped growth on oak trees that is used as a medicine for burns | ʔo·pʰopʰiš |
| oak sapling | we·čʼiyipʼ |
| · | we·čʼiyipʼ/ |
| oak sapling's | we·čʼiypʼin |
| oak tree | kʼɨmayɨx |
| oak, black oak, white oak | tʰo·wixitʼ |
| oblique | -an |
| · | -anʼ |
| · | -im |
| · | -m |
| · | -n |
| · | -un |
| oblique genitive case | -in |
| oblique plural | -w |
| ocean | pʼaʔa·ṣi |
| of course | mičeʔna |
| · | wi |
| off side | ŋattʰaw |
| often | čʰawpʰaw |
| oger | hamnʼa |
| oh! | ʔah |
| ok | ho· |
| old | moxoʔtoʔ |
| old man | moxoʔtoʔ |
| · | mo·xoʔto |
| · | pahaʔṭʼa |
| old ones | moxtihčʼa |
| old people | hiyamxay |
| old shoots of basket roots | našuš |
| old style doctor, didn't use medicine | #pʰe·sa |
| old woman | mačʼita |
| · | močʰoʔto |
| · | močʰto |
| older | pahaʔṭʼa |
| older brother | nipe·čʼ/ |
| · | nipe·čʼi |
| · | nipe·čʼinitʰ |
| · | nipe·čʼiw |
| · | nipe·čʼiŋ |
| · | nipečʼ |
| · | pe·čʼiyʼ |
| older brother's | nipe·čʼin |
| older brothers | ne·pačʼhi |
| · | ne·pačʼhinitʰ |
| · | ne·pačʼhiw |
| · | ne·pačʼhiŋ |
| · | ne·pačʼi/ |
| · | nipičʼhat |
| older brothers' | ne·pačʼhin |
| older sister | naʔatʰ |
| · | naʔatʰ/ |
| older sisters | naʔitʰa |
| on father | natʰe·tʰiw |
| on that which was made a ring | ʔaniyčʼiw |
| on the body | pottʰaw |
| on the bread | panaw |
| on the burden basket | ʔaŋašiw |
| on the cat | ka·tuw |
| on the cradle | ʔaxiʔčʰiw |
| on the fifteenth | yitʼšamiw |
| on the gooseberry | šošpʰow |
| on the hair | ʔoṭʼowow |
| on the hand | pʰuṭʰo·ŋaw |
| on the head | toʔṭʼow |
| on the right side | pʼa·taw |
| on the rock | yakʰawaw |
| on the snow | pʰonpʰoniw |
| on the spine | kʼiwe·tʼaw |
| on the stick | wičʼe·tʰaw |
| on the sun, in the sun | ʔopʰotšiw |
| on the sun, on the month | ʔopʰoʔtow |
| on the table | lame·saw |
| on the water, to the water, in the water | ʔitkʼaw |
| once, first | yitʼan |
| one | yetʼ |
| · | yetʼ/ |
| · | ye·tʼa |
| one at a time | yitʼyitʼnʼiʔin |
| one by one, one at a time | yitʼyitʼŋi |
| one hiccup | hɨkʼwiyi |
| one in between, middle finger | tʼuyŋinʼin |
| one thousand | yetʼmil |
| one who always cries | ʔahaʔna |
| one who always gets dizzy | taŋyiyin |
| one who always gets pregnant | tokʼowʼiničʼ |
| one who always spends the night | takaʔa |
| one who always spreads | wətʼaʔa |
| one who always walks | hiwaʔtʰa |
| one who always wants to be helped | ʔamithaṭʼta |
| one who bites | ʔaša·šičʼ |
| one who bleeds a lot | həpʰʔɨyɨn |
| one who carries on the back | šoŋo·tičʼ |
| one who comes | tʰaxa·ničʼ |
| one who covers | ṭʰumo·ʔučʼ/ |
| one who dances | kʰamʼaʔa |
| one who dissapears | yʼamʼo |
| one who doctors | tʼoyo·xičʼ |
| · | tʼoyoʔxo |
| one who does face washing | kɨʔɨy/ |
| one who eats all the time | tuyʔuyun |
| one who fills | mapʼa·ʔačʼ |
| one who finds out | huto·ʔučʼ |
| one who finds things | pokʼoʔo |
| one who follows | yawa·tiyʔičʼ |
| one who gets things dirty | moṭʰkʼonʔičʼ |
| one who goes under | hatʰa·tičʼ |
| one who has a lot of granaries | pušninʼin |
| one who has had a baby | ʔaxetnačʼi |
| one who hears more than once | taŋa·tiŋičʼ |
| one who is always dizzy | taŋyʼinʼin |
| one who is always hungry | ʔɨtʰətčʼɨ |
| · | ʔɨtʰə·tɨčʼ |
| · | ʔɨtʰə·tɨčʼ/ |
| one who is always pointing | ṭʼutkʼuyun |
| one who is always talking | šamʔiyin |
| one who is always warming | ṭʰumo·kʼiničʼ |
| one who is being scared | točoxnʼo |
| one who is starving | ʔɨtʰaʔta |
| one who is very good | ʔinišiyin |
| one who knows things | hutaʔa |
| one who lifts | hata·tičʼ |
| one who lifts things | hataʔta |
| one who likes | huyeʔčʼa |
| · | huyoʔčʼa |
| one who likes cats | katʔuyun |
| one who lives in a hole | šokʰotonʼin |
| one who lives in the dirt | tiŋtinʼin |
| one who lives in the water | ʔitkʼinʼin |
| one who lots of cats | katʔuyun |
| one who misses someone | saŋa·ničʼ |
| one who mixes | huko·yučʼ |
| one who names repeatedly | hoyo·hiyičʼ |
| one who passes by | watxuʔučʼ |
| one who peels | ṭʼoto·ʔočʼ |
| · | ṭʼoto·ʔočʼ/ |
| one who peels a lot | ṭʼotoʔo |
| · | ṭʼotoʔo/ |
| one who peels over and over again | ṭʼoto·ṭʼitičʼ |
| one who peels' | ṭʼotoʔčʼin |
| one who points | ṭʼuto·kʼučʼ |
| one who pounds | pʰɨwəsčʼɨ |
| one who pulls | hutʰomʼčʼu |
| · | hutʰo·mʼučʼ |
| one who pulls something from a deep place | ʔakayčʼi |
| one who puts | ʔotʼoyčʼi |
| · | ʔotʼo·yičʼ |
| · | ʔotʼo·yičʼ/ |
| one who puts x in the mouth | munwita·ʔa |
| one who sat | xoʔoʔo |
| one who scares | točo·xičʼ |
| one who sews | piwe·ničʼ |
| · | piwe·ničʼ/ |
| one who spreads | wɨtʼə·ʔɨčʼ/ |
| one who stays all night | taka·ʔačʼ |
| one who stays overnight repeatedly | taka·tikičʼ |
| one who steals | ʔušo·ʔučʼ/ |
| one who steals more than once | ʔušo·ʔušučʼ |
| one who stings | pʼinʼaʔa |
| one who stretches more than once | wɨtʼə·witʼičʼ |
| one who takes all the time | ṭʼowʼo·ʔočʼ |
| one who tells big stories | ʔɨtmɨyɨn |
| one who urinates all the time | čʼuto·čʼutučʼ |
| one who used to tell | tušaʔa |
| one who waits for x | tiyetiwašičʼ |
| one who wakes up | sata·kʼičʼ |
| one who walks | hiwe·tʰičʼ |
| · | hiwe·tʰičʼ/ |
| one who went under | hatʰaʔta |
| one who wets, one who soaks | ṭʼɨwə·ʔɨčʼ/ |
| one who wipes hand over | pana·sičʼ |
| one who wraps | kušuŋučʼ |
| onion | sunkuʔ |
| only | čʰan |
| only, soon | čʰanʼiʔ |
| open | #ʔaṭʰat |
| open! | ʔaṭʰit |
| opened | ʔaṭʰitši |
| opener (like a key) | ʔaṭʰatʔiy |
| opener, one who opens | ʔaṭʰa·tičʼ |
| opening | ʔaṭʰta |
| · | ʔaṭʰtat |
| opponent | kɨʔɨy/ |
| or | yow |
| other side of the river | pʰoʔoyiw |
| others | yuʔtu |
| otter | naha·ʔaṭʰ |
| · | tʼe·pikʼ |
| · | tʼə·pɨkʼ |
| ouch! | ʔa··y |
| ours (all of us) | ma·yʼin |
| ours (excluding you) | nimikʼ |
| ours (we two) | ma·kin |
| ours, me and someone else | nimkin |
| outside | munʼaw |
| over and over | wɨxat |
| over night | tʰoyonʼow |
| overeat | #soto |
| overeatened | sotinši |
| owl | huhtʰutu |
| · | huʔtʰutu/ |
| · | huʔtʰutuʔ |
| owls | huʔtʰutʰhat |
| own | ʔuyʼu/ |
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