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tablelame·salamé·santable5.1.1.1Tablecomp.lame·sa qahcacomp.lame·sa qʼoʔocomp.qahcacomp.qahca
table forkmaʔa paceʔlimaʔa páceʔliin n.p.maʔafoodpaceʔliimpaling instrumentntable fork5.2.2.8Eating utensil
table knifelame·sa qahcalamé·sa qahcacomp. oflame·satableqahcaknife missile clitorisntable knife5.2.2.8Eating utensil
table, foldingšusʼuyahpʰi dasʼi·cʼišusʼuyáhpʰi dasʼi·cʼifr. var.dasʼuyahpʰi dasʼi·cʼišusʼiyahpʰi dasʼi·cʼiin n.p.*šusʼu·yget twisted out of shape*dasʼiyfold with handnfolding tablecf*dasʼuy*šusʼiy5.1.1.1Table
tabooko·ko 1ko·ko´adjtaboo, forbiddenweya kó·koforbidden spirits, devilʔama· kó·ko ma ʔdu·ciʔ tʰinyou don't know the taboo4.9.5.6.1Tabooid.ko·ko ṭa
taboo, broken cause food to drop before ripe*casu·lcasulʔ´pref. ofca-with rear end*su·l1sweepvfood drop before ripe because of broken taboo or bad weatherʔama· maṭʰámʔba ʔe· maʔu maʔa wínatow casu·lamthere has been a broken taboo (is why) this food (fruit, nuts) is dropping so much before ripecf*disu·l*musu·l 24.9.5.6.1Taboo1.5.6Growth of plants
taboo, cure sickness from breaking*dasu·l1 1dasulʔ´pl.*dasu·lmapref. ofda-with hand*su·l3treat sicknessvcure someone of /matʰamʔ/ sickness from breaking taboo (for example, a baby crippled or hurt when a parent breaks taboo), by using herbs and singing; can also be used to prevent sickness from arisingdasu·liuse herbs while singing to cure /matʰamʔ/!šina· dasú·liʔte· ʔaI'm going to cure my headachecf*dusu·l 2*maṭʰa·m 2*qašo·hqa*sihṭʰinh*sikel 12.5.7Treat disease
tadpolekotolokotolóntadpolecfhayʔko1.6.1.4Amphibian
taffeta*hiša·m 2hišamʔ´pl.*hišamatpref. ofhi-with body*ša·mrustlentaffeta6.6.1.1Clothn.p.taqʰma hišamʔ
taffeta dresstaqʰma hišamʔtaqʰma híšamʔin n.p.taqʰmadress*hiša·mrustle with body taffetantaffeta dress5.3.2Women's clothing
tail bonehiba· duʔliʔliwhiba· dúʔliʔliwcomp. ofhiba·tail*duʔliʔliwiggleabs. ofhiba·tail*duʔliʔliwigglentail bone, last bone in the spine1.6.2Parts of an animal
tail lightsyuʔdul qʰayamʔ ʔohoyuʔdúl qʰayamʔ ʔohocomp. ofyuʔdul qʰayamʔcarʔoho 1torch, lightnautomobile lights; headlights (or tail lights) on carsynma·kina ʔoho7.2.4.1.1Vehicle8.3.3.1.1Light sourceoldfash
tail, poisonoussiwisiwi´npoisonous tail2.5.3.2Poison1.6.2Parts of an animalcomp.cʰasiwicomp.muhtʰi siwi
take (medicine)*maʔa·cmaʔaʔ´smlf. of*maʔaeatvput one thing in the mouth; take one bite; take medicine or a pill by mouthwenu máʔaʔli sahqayʔ(the pain) stopped when I took medicine
take (nonlong)*dihcidihcíwpl.*dihticsmlf. of*diput, hold, take, carry nonlong objectv-hndpick up or take a nonlong object, such as a rockdihcitʰúʔdon’t pick it up!ʔama tól dihciwto take from the groundkʰe cʰikʼisa·du wi dihcibiwhe took my pencil (without asking)cf*baʔa·c*dibic 1*šaʔapl.*dihtic7.3.4.2Pick updir.*dihcibicrefl.*dihciyicʼ
take (nonlong) away*did 1didúpl.*dihtadpl. agt.*dicʼdir. of*diput, hold, take, carry nonlong object-ad2along hitherv-hndcarry a nonlong object along (in one direction); take a nonlong object awayduhwítʰciba ʔul diduhaving selected (an oak ball), he took itku cápa ʔe· ʔa kalikakʰ dinʔwadúI've been carrying the book around for one weekpl.*dihtad 17.3.1Carry7.3.3Take somewhere
take (sev. nonlong) away*dihtad 1díhtadupl. of*didcarry (nonlong) along bring (nonlong) herev-hndcarry several nonlong objects along (in one direction)sg.*did 17.3.1Carry7.3.3Take somewhere
take (sev.) to someplace*šuhsašuhsáwpref. ofšu-by pulling*hsa1move severalv-hndlead several, take somewhere, pull alongsg.*šuʔdismlf.*šuhsacdir.*šuhsam1essive*šuhsam2dir.*šuhsamacdir.*šuhsamaddir.*šuhsamaqʷdir.*šuhsama·ducdir.*šuhsama·qocʼdir.*šuhsamuldir.*šuhsamu·licʼdist.*šusatʰmucʼdir.*šusa·bicdir.*šusa·ddir.*šusa·ducdir.*šusa·ladir.*šusa·lamecʼdir.*šusa·loqdir.*šusa·loqocʼdir.*šusa·qdir.*šusa·qacdir.*šusa·qocʼdir.*šusa·qʷ
take after*mayimayíwpref. ofma-2with sole of foot*yi3resemblevbe like, take after someone; resemble because of a genetic relationshipmito máyiw e· mu naṭa qʼoʔdi ʔemthat child is good because he takes after you (after his brother)4.1.9.8Family, clan8.3.5.2.2Like, similarsmlf.*mayi·c
take back (nonlong) pull back (nonlong)*diccicʼdícciʔdíhciʔpl.*dihticcicʼretr. of*diput, hold, take, carry nonlong object-ccicʼRETR RETR.IMPv-hndpull back one's hand suddenly, holding a round or other nonlong object, for example after making a motion to hand it to someonedihcicʼbiwhe took it backcf*beccicʼ*ʔdoccicʼpl.*dihticcicʼ
take drinks frequently*sipʰo·sipʰow´pref. ofsi-by water*pʰo·be splashingvIdiom: to take frequent drinks (of water)ʔahqʰa síhpʰo·wamtake frequent drinks of watersipʰotake frequent drinks of water!2.5Healthy5.2.2.7Drink
take mouthful*bilibilíwpl.*bilita*bilitadpref. ofbi-by encircling softly*li2move circularlyveat (mush); take mouthful; put something in mouth with spoonṭʰoʔo bílieat the mush!ʔul maʔa hitʼéʔli ʔul ˆ tiyá·coʔkʰe ló·ška ˉ noʔqʼóʔqʼaṭa ʔúl ʔqan ʔṭʼo ˉ milu· bílitaʔ mul ṭʰóʔo ˆ. When the food was ready, they took their spoons – in the early days mussel shells – and ate the mush with that.5.2.2Eatsmlf.*bilic
take off fasthuʔuy duṭʼaqph. v. ofhuʔuyeye*duṭʼaqtouchvin an instant, to take off fast (to do something they really like)huʔú· duṭʼaʔ mo·biʔhe ran off in an instant, as soon as permission was given (it didn’t take much to get him going)7.2.1.2Move quickly
take out*šadaq 1šadáʔdir. of*šaʔdimove with long object moving lengthwise-aq1out hence N/W hencevtake out in straight motion [?]n.p.ʔama šadaq*cʰila·qocʼcʰila·qóʔdir. of*cʰi·ṭ3take out-aqocʼout hencevtake something out of something else by removing it in an upwards direction or picking it up in an unspecified mannerʔoho báhṭʰe bámaba, maʔu ʔúl qʰaʔbe cʼihwínʔli, cʰila·qóʔHaving built a big fire, when the rocks got red hot, they took them out7.3.4.2Pick up*šadaqacšadaqáʔdir. of*šaʔdimove with long object moving lengthwise-aqacup hencevtake out