Damn No word. See Curse. paasyuu muʔaqƛ Damp X wet: X: (+ from sweating) Suffered from Xness: ̓upckʷi ƛ Dampness X of the day: (+ morning dew) paasaackʷi Dance Different X: X: yatyaata; huyaał; kʷiikʷaała; yaacyaaca; ̓aasƛ ƛ ̓aasa Dandle (+ on lap), On the knees Danger minniš We were in X: (+ we had a close call) Dangerous tutuhsuhta Not X: of eg: wild animals: See Fearful. wiʔak Daring Negative: also Challenge: hałiił Dark tupʔaqƛ; tumʔaqƛ tupnit tupkt̓a X room: X sky: X colored: X speech: X cloudy: It is getting X: In the X: łiwahak; wiiłsum tupaqstuƛʔiš ? ; tumyuu See night. Before X: Darn (mending) Date What X: Daub See Besmear Daughter Girl-small: Girl-large: Oldest X: Youngest X: łucac haakʷaaƛ Same rule as clarifying brothers. See Brother. X in-law: often yuqʷiiqsu qʷiiʔiqsu hakum called The possessive affix will help to determine whose daughter there is ʔuk question of. The affix or is also sometimes used. The X of Peeto: piitoqas the q ʔas ʔasx being placed before for euphony. ʔas Dawn kaƛhaa Day Luminous part: Twenty four hours: also kaƛhak X by X: Nice X: Clear X, not cloudy: ʕuuʕuuquk kuuƛuhak huupkustaʔi Cloudy X: Day at sunrise: X about ?: X at noon: łiwahak ƛaasukʷiƛ ʔapwin Afternoon (after twelve): Three or about: Five huupʔatu ? or about: Sunset: Evening: Nine or about: Night: Midnight: ʔapwin ʔatḥi After midnight: X when rooster crows: How many Xs?: A few Xs: Every X: or The whole X: How many Xs ago?: or cqʷaƛ cumʔaƛh : How many Xs (to come): or with the affix ʔukʷa ʔiiḥ
Damn No word. See Curse. Damp paasyuu X wet: muʔaqƛ X: ƛ ̓upckʷi (+ from sweating) Suffered from Xness: Dampness X of the day: paasaackʷi (+ morning dew) Dance Different X: yatyaata; huyaał; kʷiikʷaała; X: yaacyaaca; ƛ ̓aasƛ ̓aasa Dandle (+ on lap), On the knees Danger We were in X: minniš (+ we had a close call) Dangerous Not X: of eg: wild animals: tutuhsuhta See Fearful. Daring Negative: also wiʔak Challenge: hałiił Dark tupʔaqƛ; tumʔaqƛ X room: tupnit X sky: X colored: tupkt̓a X speech: X cloudy: łiwahak; wiiłsum It is getting X: tupaqstuƛʔiš In the X: ? ; tumyuu See night. Before X: Darn (mending) Date What X: Daub See Besmear Daughter Girl-small: łucac Girl-large: haakʷaaƛ Oldest X: Youngest X: yuqʷiiqsu Same rule as clarifying brothers. See Brother. X in-law: qʷiiʔiqsu often called hakum The possessive affix ʔuk will help to determine whose daughter there is question of. The affix ʔas or ʔasx is also sometimes used. The X of Peeto: piitoqas the q being placed before ʔas for euphony. Dawn kaƛhaa Day Luminous part: kaƛhak Twenty four hours: also X by X: Nice X: ʕuuʕuuquk Clear X, not cloudy: kuuƛuhak Cloudy X: łiwahak Day at sunrise: huupkustaʔi X about ?: ƛaasukʷiƛ X at noon: ʔapwin Afternoon (after twelve): Three or about: Five or about: Sunset: huupʔatu Evening: Nine or about: ? Night: Midnight: ʔapwin ʔatḥi After midnight: X when rooster crows: How many Xs?: A few Xs: Every X: or The whole X: How many Xs ago?: cqʷaƛ or How many Xs (to come): cumʔaƛh or with the affix ʔukʷa ʔiiḥ :