H - h
had a baby | ʔa·xitši |
hail | howʼaṭʼa |
· | xowʼočʰaʔ |
hair | ʔočʼow |
· | ʔoṭʼow |
· | ʔoṭʼow/ |
· | ʔoṭʼowoŋ |
hair's | ʔoṭʼowon |
hairs | ʔoṭʼowhat |
· | ʔuṭʼiwhat |
half | čuʔupanʼa |
hand | pʰuṭʰo·ŋa |
· | pʰuṭʰo·ŋaŋ |
· | pʰuṭʰo·ŋin |
· | pʰuṭʰoŋ |
· | pʰuṭʰoŋ/ |
hands | pʰuṭʰoŋhat |
· | pʰuṭʰoŋwayʼ/ |
· | pʰuṭʰuŋhat |
· | pʰuṭʰuŋhayʼ |
hands {acc} | pʰuṭʰoŋwayʼi |
handsome | nuwčʼe·tawšit |
hang | #tu·tu |
hanging basket | čʼo·mʼiš |
· | čʼo·mʼiš/ |
hanging baskets | čʼumʼišhat |
happy | #hiyi·tʼ |
· | hiye·tʼit |
· | hiytʼiwit |
happy, getting happy, having fun | hiytʼiwtaš |
hard | kʼiwʼiš |
· | kʼiwʼšaŋ |
· | tʰutayʼiš |
hard acorn bisquit | xotow |
· | xotow/ |
hard acorn bisquits | xotwoʔ |
hard, difficult | hawʼečeyʼ |
hardly | nay |
hardpan | šatšit |
has | ṭʼowʼoʔonʼa |
has fire all the time | ʔuštʰiyin |
hat | šumlelaʔ |
have | ṭʼowʼo |
have a baby | ʔa·xit/ |
have chills, be chilled | #kʼa·tan |
have few, be low | #pe·ni |
have menstrual period | ʔupʰišna·tʰa |
have no | kʼaṭʰu |
having (her) period | ʔupʰišnaŋṭʰi |
having a baby | ʔaxtat |
having lots of blood | həpʰʔɨyɨn |
hawk | ṭʰuxo·ʔičʼ |
hawk species | kʼuxwita |
hawk, hawks in general | ṭʰokʰo·ʔačʼ |
hawk, red-tailed | kʼuxuta |
head | toʔoṭʼ |
· | toʔoṭʼ/ |
· | toʔoṭʼa |
· | toʔṭʼoŋ |
head louse | ṭʰe·heṭʰ |
head's | toʔṭʼin |
· | tuʔṭʼin |
headache | pʰuwapʰwat |
headress | ǯux |
heads | tuʔiṭʼhat |
hear | #ta·ŋa |
· | taŋa/ |
hear repeatedly | taŋtaŋ/ |
hear repeatedly! | taŋtaŋ |
hear! | taŋ |
heard | taŋši |
heard each other | taŋwišši |
heard for x | taŋšitʰši |
heard it for someone over and over | taŋtaŋšitʰši |
heard of it | taŋinši |
heard repeatedly | taŋtaŋši |
heared by x | taŋtʰin |
hearer | taŋa·taŋičʼ |
· | taŋa·tiŋičʼ |
· | taŋa·ʔačʼ |
· | taŋa·ʔačʼ/ |
· | taŋaʔčʼi |
hearer's | taŋaʔčʼin |
hearing | taŋa |
· | taŋa·ʔat |
hearing it over and over | taŋatŋit |
hearing place or thing | taŋa·hiy |
hearing repeatedly | taŋtaŋ |
hearing something loud | taŋaʔhanʼa |
hearing thing | taŋa·hiyŋi |
hears everything | taŋaʔa |
heart | hoŋhoŋ |
heaven | ṭʰipʰin/ |
heavly laden gooseberry bush | šušpʰiyin |
heavy | mɨkčʼa |
· | mɨkɨčʼ |
· | mɨkɨčʼ/ |
· | mɨkʰɨṭʰ |
heel of foot | ʔa·taši |
held tightly in the hand | cʼamši |
hello | hiteʔ |
help | #ʔa·mat |
· | ʔamta |
help each other | ʔamatwaš |
help! | ʔa·mit |
helped | ʔa·mitši |
helper | ʔama·tičʼ |
· | ʔama·tičʼ/ |
her | tʰa |
here | xa·ŋi |
hers | ʔan |
hibernate | tʰumxinši |
hiccup | hɨkʼwiti/ |
hiccup reatedly! | hɨkʼhɨkʼwit |
hiccup! | hɨkʼwit |
· | hɨkʼwuy |
· | hɨʔwit |
hiccuped | hɨkʼwitši |
hiccuped repeatedly | hɨkʼhɨkʼwitši |
hid | hisši |
· | woŋši |
hid for x | woŋšitʰši |
hide | #wo·ŋo |
hide! | his |
· | woŋ |
hide, conceal | #hisi |
hide, skin | čʼutuy |
hiding | he·sahis |
· | hisa·ʔat |
· | wo·ŋo |
· | woŋo·ʔot |
him | tʰa |
hip | kʼuhis |
his | ʔan |
hit | #kʼu·ʔutʰ |
· | #woṭʰo· |
· | #ṭʰo·kʰo |
· | kʼoʔutʰšu |
· | wuṭʰši |
· | ṭʰokʰši |
hit! | woṭʰ |
hitter | woṭʰo·hiy |
· | woṭʰo·ʔičʼ |
· | woṭʰo·ʔičʼ/ |
· | woṭʰoʔčʼi |
hitting | woṭʰo |
· | wuṭʰa |
hole | šo·kʰut |
holes made | šokʰotonat |
homeplace, how consultant refers to her chilhood home | ṭʰišaw |
Homer's | homer's |
honey | miyel |
honey bee | haneʔ |
· | huneʔ |
hook | now |
hooting | toŋta |
hop | ṭʼuṭʼuwiti/ |
hopped | ṭʼuṭʼuwitaš |
horn | ʔusutʰ |
horse | kawa·yu/ |
· | kawa·yuʔ |
horses | kawaywa·yʼu |
host | šepʰnat |
hot | xapʰtu |
· | xapʰut |
· | xapʰut/ |
hot ones | xapʰo·tati |
hot place | xapʰtiw |
house | ṭʰe·ŋi |
· | ṭʰe·ʔi |
· | ṭʰi·/ |
· | ṭʰiʔ |
house's | ṭʰe·ʔin |
houses | ṭʰeʔe·wathi |
· | ṭʰeʔe·wayʼi |
· | ṭʰeʔə·wayʼ/ |
· | ṭʰiʔiwhat |
· | ṭʰiʔiwhat/ |
How is it? | hawit |
how many | hawšun |
· | hašun |
how? | hawwitʔin |
however many | hawšuntʰaw |
hug | #kʰemi |
· | kʼe·mʼi/ |
hug! | kʼe·mʼi |
hugged | kʰemiš |
· | kʼe·mʼiš |
hugging | kʰemit |
human | mayʼ/ |
humming bird | te·mamčʰuyʼ |
hummingbird | pe·mančʰuyʼ |
hunchback | kumṭʰuṭʰun |
hundred | šentu |
· | šentʰo |
hung | totšu |
hunger | ʔətʰta |
hungry | #ʔɨ·tʰɨt |
hungry repeatedly | ʔɨtʰatta/ |
hunt | hoyʼyit |
hurried | haʔičʼwitši |
husband | yiwʼenčʼi |
· | yiwʼe·ničʼ |
· | yiwʼe·ničʼ/ |
husband's | yiwʼenčʼin |
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