Bear ? naani To X, See Born: Grizzly: X skin: Big X (star): ̓itḥaq ƛ ? ƛunum To X-see Fertile, Birth. Bear I cannot X the pain: See Carry, Fruit. I cannot X him, his nasaƛs ʔaqƛ presence: I cannot X his talk: ʔiih yumqƛ ʔinmiiqƛ Bearable Said of X pain: ʔumaaqƛ ʔuʔumḥi Bearer piipaaqis qis eg: X of a letter: With the affix Take X: ʔuyaqḥʔatḥ Beard hapaksum hapa ? Whiskers: Bearded Grey X: Long X: hapaksuł yaaqpiqaksuł Beardless ʔasaqsuł Beast Beastly qʷaaʔiiq Beat naasqnaasqa See Strike Batter on planks or doctoring: or + Help do the Xing: With the hand or an open object: nasqiłum; ƛ ƛ with the fist: X on the face: X iron or hard substance: ƛ ̓ikmałuł, ƛ ̓iikƛ ƛ ̓iika X in a race with the affix or Who X in the race?: ʔuupuƛ ʔukspinƛ; ʔukspii nit James X: James or James The heart or pulse X: ʔuupuƛnit ʔukspinƛ yawaa ticktickasḥułs The heart X beat hard: My heart X from fright: tuuxtuuxʷa Beautiful X weather: ƛuł, ʕuʕuuquk, ʕuqumḥi Beaver X skin: ʔaaʔt̓u ʔaaʔt̓uqaʔak Becalmed Because The Indians generally place this conjunction not before the reason ʔunuuƛ given but before the phrase preceding. I believe it X you say so: ʔunuuƛs t̓aqaak ʔinkwaa is often understood He goes away X he is angry: or ʔunuuƛ ʔinḥ Different verbs govern different ways of expressing the ʔunuuƛ conjunction or adverb. See reason etc. NB. Cause. Beckon come: He Xed me to ƛ ƛ Become With the affix or stuƛ Behoove: ʔusum ʔusum also ʔukʷił It Xs you to waawaakumsa be good: UnX: X mine, thine, his etc.: ʔukʷiłʔicuuš
Bear To X, See Born: ? Grizzly: naani X skin: ƛ ̓itḥaq Big X (star): ƛunum ? To X-see Fertile, Birth. Bear I cannot X the pain: nasaƛs See Carry, Fruit. I cannot X him, his presence: yumqƛ I cannot X his talk: ʔinmiiqƛ Bearable ʔumaaqƛ Said of X pain: ʔuʔumḥi Bearer eg: X of a letter: piipaaqis With the affix qis Take X: ʔuyaqḥʔatḥ Beard hapaksum Whiskers: hapa ? Bearded hapaksuł Grey X: Long X: yaaqpiqaksuł Beardless ʔasaqsuł Beast Beastly qʷaaʔiiq Beat See Strike Batter on planks or doctoring: or naasqnaasqa Help do the Xing: nasqiłum; With the hand or an open object: ƛ + ƛ with the fist: ƛ X on the face: ƛ ̓ikmałuł, ƛ ̓iikƛ ̓iika X iron or hard substance: X in a race with the affix ʔuupuƛ or ʔukspinƛ; ʔukspii Who X in the race?: James X: James ʔuupuƛnit or ʔukspinƛ nit James The heart or pulse X: tuuxtuuxʷa The heart X beat hard: yawaa My heart X from fright: ticktickasḥułs Beautiful ƛuł, X weather: ʕuʕuuquk, ʕuqumḥi Beaver ʔaaʔt̓u X skin: ʔaaʔt̓uqaʔak Becalmed Because ʔunuuƛ The Indians generally place this conjunction not before the reason given but before the phrase preceding. I believe it X you say so: ʔunuuƛs t̓aqaak ʔinkwaa ʔunuuƛ is often understood He goes away X he is angry: ʔinḥ or ʔunuuƛ Different verbs govern different ways of expressing the conjunction or adverb. See reason etc. NB. Cause. Beckon ƛ He Xed me to come: ƛ Become With the affix or stuƛ Behoove: ʔusum ʔusum also ʔukʷił It Xs you to be good: ʔukʷiłʔicuuš UnX: waawaakumsa X mine, thine, his etc.: ʔaqƛ ʔiih
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