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dab liquid with hand*dahyol 2dahyólʔpl.*dayolaqpref. ofda-with hand*hyol1mixvspread or smear a liquid with the hand; rub or dab a liquid onto something with the handkumíʔda ʔa mu·kito mahsiʔ dahyolá·dem mul dahqalí·cʼenʔevery time I rubbed charcoal on him, he rubbed it off himselfʔihpʰú· dahyoli mil hiʔbu tol muhlálʔkʰe ʔe· murub grease on those potatoes; they will crack (when they're baked)mante®kí·ya cuhni· tól dahyolispread butter on the bread!5.2.1Food preparation7.3.7.3Spread, smearsmlf.*dahyo·c
dab on with hand*dahyo·c 2dahyoʔ´smlf. of*dahyolsprinkle, mix with hand spread with handvdab or pat on liquid, such as cologne, with hand; smear or spread liquid with handdahyoʔto smear on with hand or pat on with hand in one placeʔahqʰa tó dahyo·ci ~ mul ʔáhqʰa to dahyo·cidab water on me!7.3.7.3Spread, smear
daddy-long-legsqʼolo qʰade·duqʼolo qʰáde·duin n.p.qʼolo·1mortar basket*qʰade·dcome after, go getndaddy-long-legs1.6.1.8Spider
daggerpunya·lpunyá·lnhunting knife, dagger4.8.3.7Weapon, shoot6.4.1Hunt6.7.1Cutting tool
dam up*cuna· 1cunaw´pref. ofcu-with rounded object*na·1covervwater builds up, backs up in river; cover with water (incl. frost, snow)ʔihyu· cunawfrost covers (everything); The frost is covering the ground; It is frosty7.3.6.2Block, dam up
damage from scratching*caqʼa·scaqʼas´pl.*caqʼasa·tadpref. ofca-with rear end*qʼa·sscratch and make streakvscratch and make a streak, with the rear end, a massive or bulky object, a knifehóhwa caqʼascíhqamelaI made something (the chair, by leaning back,) scratch a streak into the doornaṭa qáwi ʔem caqʼasá·duwa·duthe baby scoots around all over on its butt7.9.1Damagesmlf.*caqʼa·sci
damage from scratching with hand*daqʼa·sdaqʼas´pl.*daqʼahsi*daqʼasa·tadpref. ofda-with hand*qʼa·sscratch and make streakvscratch and make a streak, with the hand or pawdaqʼasciw(cat) to scratch a streak (in wood)syn*daqʰal2*daqʰaqʰaṭ*daṭʼo·*daṭʼo·s7.9.1Damage
dammed up*capacapáwpref. ofca-with rear end*pa2completely fill an areavbe overgrown or covered with vegetation; be fully dammed up so water covers all of an areacapatʰuʔdon't be overgrown!šinicca ʔbacʰqan ʔama· capáhqawaʔthey raised wheat which blanketed the landsyn*cupacf*cahce6.2.4.5Neglect plants7.3.7Cover
damp placeʔama· ʔahqʰaʔama· ʔáhqʰacomp. ofʔama·1land, world sky, weather place groundʔahqʰawaterndamp place1.3.3Wet
DanakadanakadanakáplaceDanaká: a place where people lived east of Phochayta Rock at Stewarts Pt. and south of Condor's Roost
danceqʼoʔo 1qʼoʔo´ndancefeather dance movements are: to·to, hoʔsiya, diʔcʼanʔ, likʰotiʔ; a few of the other dances are: lehú·ye, šukkin, ca·ne, lu·limúʔ, qʼoʔo, lamé·sa qʼoʔo, šina· báhṭʰe4.2.4Dancecomp.cuhma qʼoʔocomp.duhṭʰal qʼoʔocomp.kilakʰ qʼoʔocomp.lame·sa qʼoʔocomp.lo·le qʼoʔocomp.pʰusʼi qʼoʔocomp.qʰa·mosʼ qʼoʔon.p.qʼoʔo cahnohqawph. v.qʼoʔo dacen.p.abs.qʼoʔo manew yacn.p.qʼoʔo qʰamacʰqawn.p.šahku leʔwe qʼoʔocomp.ʔaca·c qʼoʔocomp.ʔahqa qʼoʔocomp.ʔama·cʼoʔ qʼoʔocomp.ʔoho qʼoʔo*manemanéwpl.*manetpref. ofma-2with sole of foot*ne2aim to hitvdanceʔúl duweni ʔacaʔ yácʰma qʼoʔo mánen huʔú·mo tol (mul) mákʰle dukʼímtamaʔ long ago when the Indians danced, they made streaks of white clay on their facesku·yi ʔnati mane·cidance once anywaycaus.*manehqader.mane·la·lin.p.abs.qʼoʔo manew yac
dance around*puhṭi·dpuhṭi·du´dir. of*puhṭi1be bulk on long bare legs be standing alone-ad2along hithervdance around; move around dancing
dance costumemane·la·li 2mane·lá·lider. of*manedancena costume with designs on it, worn during dancemane·lá·licostume for dancing, has designs on it5.3.3Traditional clothing
dance housemaʔcamaʔcacomp. of*ma·cburnʔahcahouse room of house containernroundhouse, sweathouse, dance houseʔama· yo· mi·méʔ ṭʼo maʔca qawiwat that time the sweathouse was built undergroundmaʔcá lto· ciwoló·qocʼba pʰíʔtʼan mul ʔacacʼ íyowal pʰakʼumʔhe crawled up out of a sweathouse and killed that former mana fire was kept burning in the buildingcfcapa hca6.5.1.1House4.2.4Danceloc.maʔcaw
dance typeca·ne2ca·ne´ndance type4.2.4Dancešukkinšukkínna dance in which men look around wildly4.2.4Dancelo·le qʼoʔolo·le qʼóʔocomp. ofqʼoʔodance songndance type: crazy dance, an old-time dance4.2.4Dancelehu·yelehú·yendance typedancers try to scare people by running up to them4.2.4Dance
dance with vigor (group)*siʔbom2siʔbómʔessive of*siʔbo2float or sail in groupv-mvtgroup float or sail together in place; metaphorically, group dance in place with vigor and stylesg.*siʔdim2
dance, Big Headšina· bahṭʰešina· báhṭʰecomp. ofšina·headbahṭʰebig importantnBig Head dance4.2.4Dance
dance, clownyu·kaš 2yú·kašnclown dance4.2.4Dance
dance, expression at end ofbalemciyabalemciyáinterjan expression that was formerly said by some people at the end of a dancecf*bale·m4.2.4Dancearch
dance, feastlame·sa qʼoʔolamé·sa qʼoʔocomp. oflame·satableqʼoʔodance songnfeast dance, attendance dance; a woman's dance performed with aprons4.2.4Dance
dance, feather, first partto·toto·to´nfirst part of feather dance: without whistle, dancers grunt for rhythmcf*diʔcʼanh 1*likʰoticʼ 1hoʔsiyaʔešeddu4.2.4Dance
dance, feather, fourth part*likʰoticʼ 1likʰotíʔrefl. of*likʰotbend kneenfourth part of the feather dance, a slow steady leg hop on the beat with the /libu·/ whistle to keep rhythmcf*diʔcʼanh 1hoʔsiyato·to4.2.4Dance
dance, feather, second parthoʔsiyahoʔsiyánsecond part of feather dance, danced fast with libu· whistle to keep rhythmcf*diʔcʼanh 1*likʰoticʼ 1to·to4.2.4Dance
dance, feather, third part*diʔcʼanh 1diʔcʼánʔpl.*dicʼahnipref. ofdi-by gravity*ʔcʼanhget stickynthird part of the feather danceslow steady beat kept by the /libu·/ whistle, leg hopcf*likʰoticʼ 1hoʔsiyato·to4.2.4Dance