Kashaya

D - d

-d [d] Variant: -nʔ. Cooccurrence: occurs with first-person possessive; otherwise zero suffix is used. Kinship Noun. Subjective in kinship system.

d* [-] Instr Verb Root. move or hold one thing. (See under -ʔdi-).

da- [da] pref-instr. with the hand, especially the palm, with the paw of animals, by waves. compare: du-.

daco·l* [dacolʔ] ⇒ da-, co·l*₂. Verb. fluff the surface layer with the hand. kaho·n li ciba· tʰin qaʔdi míca·la· dacolmaw someone has lined the box with fluffy straw.

daco·lm* [dacolmáw] ⇒ daco·l*. Verb. be lined fluffily by hand.

ʔime dacolmaw [ʔime dácolmaw] ⇒ ʔime, daco·lm*. Adjective. soft, fluffy fur (like a Persian cat).

dadil* [dahcalʔ] ⇒ da-, dil*. Verb. be beyond reach of hand. compare: dahtʰunh*.

dahcalh* ⇒ da-, hcalh*. Variant: dahcala·tad*. Verb. branching skeletal parts be bared. bihše háʔa qʼo dahcalá·du·y I just saw a deer with branching antlers going away.

dacahlim* [dacáhlimʔ] ⇒ dahcalh*. Verb. several (trees) to be standing bare-branched.

dahcalhci* [dahcálhciw] ⇒ dahcalh*, dahcalh*. Verb. (tree) be lying bare-branched on the ground.

dahcalhma* [dahcálhmaw] ⇒ dahcalh*. Verb. (tree) be standing bare-branched.

dahcelh* [dahcelʔ] ⇒ da-, hcelh*. Verb. be obstructed, with the hand (palm), paw; by waves.

dahcelhma* [dahcélhmaw] ⇒ dahcelh*. Verb. hold the hand spanning (some distance).

dahci* [dahciw] ⇒ hci*₄, da-. Verb. fasten several strands together into a rope by rolling between the palm and the thigh.

dahkom* [dahkómʔ] ⇒ da-, hko*₁. Instr Verb Stem. hands and feet on the ground, knees bent; crouch; be like a sprinter at start of race, hands and feet on the ground, knees bent, resting at each end. ku·yí ʔyowe· ya ʔahqʰa mála· ṭʰahqawem pʰiʔtʼan hase qʰámʔli ʔacaʔ dáhkomʔ yal cadun once while we were playing by the river, suddenly in the brush a man was crouched watching us. dahkoma D: Imperative. dahkomá·du D: Durative. dakóhtimmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dahkoci be with hands and feet on floor. dakóhyimmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dahkocí·du D: Durative. waṭacʼem qʰaʔbe tol cumaba dahko·bícʼba ʔahqʰa yo· bacula·y the frog sitting on the rock raised up (as frogs do) and jumped down into the water. dahkowa·yi to crawl to something. Example Variant: dahkoya·yi. synonyms: dahkam*, dahkaṭʼma*.

musu dahkomali [musu dáhkomali] ⇒ musu·, dahkom*. Noun. where the log is resting on each end (like an old drum).

dahkʰuhkʰu* [dahkʰúhkʰuw] ⇒ da-, hkʰu*. Reduplicating Verb. crush with the hand. synonyms: dahcʰuhcʰu*.

dahpʰuṭʼ* [dahpʰuʔ] ⇒ da-, hpʰuṭʼ*. Verb. hand become weak, lose control of hand. dahpʰúṭʼciw (when you press hand down to get up) hand to turn weak (so that it can’t raise you) ¡sem.

dahpʰuy* [dahpʰuyʔ] ⇒ da-, hpʰuy*, da-, hpʰuy*. Verb. quickly thrust hand into something yielding. dahpʰú·ciw thrust palm of hand into (feather bed). dahpʰú·maw thrust hand into (water). ʔino yo· dihpʰú·ciw to fall into deep dust.

dahqʰayʔma* [dahqʰáyʔmaw] ⇒ da-. Instr Verb Stem. slide the palm of the hand across (a smooth table top).

dahsa*₂ [dahsaw] ⇒ da-, hsa*₃. Verb. go stop someone from doing something. dahsamciʔ to walk around in dark with hand in front and hit something with hand – it couldn’t go through. dahsameʔ stop someone.

dahsitʼ* [dahsiʔ] ⇒ da-, hsitʼ*. Verb. itch, feel itchy. dahsitʼé· to I itch. Example Variant: dahsité· to. dahsitʼi (to itch) Itch! dahsitʼá·tadu (to several) itch! hoʔtʼo dáhsitʼe· to my head itches. hoʔtʼo dáhsitʼqacʼe· ma·caʔ their heads itch. hoʔtʼo dáhsitʼqacʼe· mu·kinʔ his head itches. hoʔtʼo dahsitʼe· mu·kito his head itches.

dahtenh*₁ [dahténʔ] ⇒ da-, htenh*₁. Verb. massage by patting with hand.

dahtenh*₂ ⇒ da-, htenh*₂. [dahténʔ] Verb. make even by pressing with hand, arrange. dahténhciyi·cʼi mito heʔe ʔ arrange your hair!

dahtohto* [dahtohtow] ⇒ da-, hto*₁. Reduplicating Verb. stuff with the hand. kahó·n miʔkʰe qʼoʔdi cuṭʼaʔ dáhtohtoci overfill your box until it is good and full! kahó·n miʔkʰe dahtóhtocʰqa overfill your box! Example Variant: kahó·n miʔkʰe dahtohtoci. dahtóhtoʔ D: Semelfactive, Absolutive.

dahtʰunh* [dahtʰunʔ] ⇒ da-, htʰunh*. Verb. not quite touch with the hand; not quite press on with the hand. dahtʰunhciʔ I didn’t quite touch it (too far for me to press on). datʰunʔtacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. compare: dadil*.

dahṭanṭalac* [dahṭánṭalaʔ] ⇒ da-, hṭanṭala*, da-. Instr Verb Stem. fade from washing. dahṭánṭalaci D: Semelfactive, Imperative. dahṭánṭalawa·du to fade (several).

dahṭʰa* [dahṭʰaw] ⇒ da-, hṭʰa*₂. Verb. unloose with the hand; open with the hand; uncover with the hand, paw. daṭʰaʔ to push open ("hence" probably). daṭʰa·qa D: Causative. daṭʰa·qa·duwá·du D: Durative. daṭʰahtʰuʔ D: Negative. daṭʰa·qáʔtʰuʔ D: Causative, Negative. daṭʰáhtaqa D: Causative, Imperative. daṭʰáhtahtʰuʔ D: Negative. daṭʰáhtaqa·du D: Durative, Causative. hayu yáʔ ti· ʔihya· danamyal dahṭʰay I saw the dog dig up the bone that he had buried.

dahṭʰehṭʰe* [dahṭʰehṭʰew] ⇒ da-, hṭʰehṭʰe*. Verb. spread out with the hand (like prunes for drying). kalikakʰ miʔkʰe dahṭʰéhṭʰe spread your papers out with palm, several with one or few movements! Example Comment: @+. kalikakʰ miʔkʰe dahṭʰedáhṭʰe keep on spreading with quick movements! kalikakʰ miʔkʰe daṭʰe spread your papers in one movement!

dahṭʰinh* [dahṭʰinʔ] ⇒ da-, hṭʰinh*. Verb. press firmly to ease pain or to straighten something out; massage with the hand on a person. dahṭʰini D: Imperative. dahṭʰiná·du D: Absolutive. dahṭʰínmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dahṭʰínmameʔ (urging someone to correct all over); (sug.) daṭʰíntameʔ D: Plural Imperative. mu ʔa winatów dahṭʰinʔba, yuyucʰqaw when I pressed it firmly, I made it straight.

dahṭʰolhma* [dahṭʰólhmaw] ⇒ da-, hṭʰolh*, -m₂. Verb. force one's way through (brush); one to rub with hand to make hole. heʔe· dahṭʰólmaʔkʰetʰin he couldn’t force his way through the brush.

dahwatʼ* [dahwaʔ] ⇒ da-, hwatʼ*. Verb. flop, disintegrate, lose tenseness, tone, collapse. dahwátʼci mulʔ D: Squash that! dihwatʼá·law to fall loosely and ragged, not nec. to pieces.

dahwe·n* [dahwenʔ] ⇒ da-, hwe·n*. Verb. shake, using hands. qʰale dahwene· Violet Violet is shaking the tree. qʰale₁ dahwenmaw₂ (They) are shaking the tree.

dahwisʼ* [dahwiʔ] ⇒ da-, hwisʼ*. Verb. smoke, fog swirl, move. dahwísʼmaw (smoke) to be all over as from a forest fire. dahwisʼa·qaʔ D: Causative, Absolutive. dahwisʼciw D: Semelfactive, Absolutive. dahpʰóʔ dahwisʼmaw heavy fog is around. hosa dono wína· dahwisʼa·qa·y the smoke rose up the hill. (not nec. all over).

dahyal* [dahyalʔ] ⇒ da-, hyal*. Verb. have to tend to, do chores. dahyalíʔ cʰoʔ free from duties or chores. dahyalíʔqʼo with duties, responsibilities, chores. dahyalí·cʼede· naṭa pʰankinʔ my daughter has a child to tend to. (she isn’t free anymore). dahyalí·cʼiwaʔ D: Absolutive. dahyálqaw (baby) to make (mother) tend to it (by being crybaby). dahyálqawa·taʔ D: Causative, Absolutive.

dahyut* [dahyuʔ] ⇒ da-, hyut*. Verb. break something crumbly, with the hand (palm). dahyutʰciw to break by pushing.

dahyuṭ* [dahyuʔ] ⇒ da-, hyuṭ*. Verb. stir, poke with the hand. dahyúṭʰmaw doctor to poke around on patientsʼ bellies. dahyuṭʰciw D: Semelfactive, Absolutive. dahyuṭi D: Imperative. dahyuṭá·duce·du D: Durative, Directional "away".

daki·l* [dakilʔ] ⇒ da-, ki·l*₁. Variant: daki·lm*. Verb. wave with hand (usually sideways); wave arms aimlessly. daki·li wave! daki·li míto ʔiša· wave your arms around! dakila·ducé·du D: Durative, Directional "away". dakilmameʔ D: Plural Imperative. dakilíyow Example Comment: Absolutive.

daki·lʔdaki·l* [dakilʔdakílʔ] ⇒ daki·l*. Reduplicating Verb. keep on swinging quickly.

dakʼihṭʰala* [dakʼíhṭʰalaw] ⇒ da-, kʼiṭʰ*₂, -ala. Verb. have parallel stripes running downward; have vertical stripes.

dakʼihṭʰalaw [dakʼíhṭʰalaw] ⇒ dakʼihṭʰala*. Adjective. striped. dakʼíhṭʰalayya D: Plural.

dakʼum* [dakʼúmʔ] ⇒ da-, kʼum*. Verb. be too much or too difficult to do, do to one’s limit, restricted to activities done with the hand (palm). kʼaṭa dahsewá·du dakʼumáhwiye· to I am tired of washing clothes. Example Variant: daṭʼemáhwiye· to. dakʼumaʔ tired of washing. compare: daṭʼem*.

dapam* [dapamʔ] ⇒ da-, pam*, da-, pam*. Verb. cover thickly; grow densely. dapammaw to be covered thickly (with flowers). Example Variant: dapemmaw. synonyms: dapem*, dapʰa·l*.

dapʰa·l* [dapʰalciw] ⇒ da-, pʰa·l*. Variant: dapʰahlim*. Verb. ?? cover by thick growth (plants, hair). qʰale šihpʰa dapʰalmawam cʰabina, ʔama tol dapʰalciw the tree thickly covered with leaves must have fallen, the ground is thickly covered (with leaves). heʔe ʔaqolácʼbina, mito šima ʔána· dapʰalmaw your hair has grown so long, it is really covering up your ears. ciʔdomʔ mihsaʔ dapʰalmaw the flowers are growing thick solid. Example Variant: dapemmaw. dapʰalma @ grow thick (to hair). dapʰahlimmeʔ @ grow thick (to several)! dapʰalcí·du thick of leaves on bush. heʔe dápʰalma hair messed up, bushy. Example Variant: form is possibly /dapʰalci·du/ instead. qʰale ʔel copʰócʼbina sihpʰa mihsáʔ dapʰalmaw the leaves of the tree have sprouted thick (enough to hide limbs). dapʰalciw cover thick in one place (as stacking cut brush). dapʰala·duʔ something thick moving away. synonyms: dapem*, dapam*.

daqʰa·ṭ* [daqʰaʔ] ⇒ da-, qʰa·ṭ*₁. Verb. praise someone (one instance), usually on looks. daqʰaṭa·du to continue to praise someone. daqʰaṭa·dé· mito he is praising you. daqʰaṭá·dé·to manʔ she is praising me. daqʰáṭá·dé·to he praised me (on looks). daqʰa·ṭi praise! daqʰaṭá·tacʼmeʔ praise several (to several)! daqʰaṭá·tadu praise several! compare: baqʰaṭʰqa*.

dati·t* [datiʔ] ⇒ da-, ti·t*. Verb. roll (with rolling pin). compare: qati·t*.

datiʔli [dátiʔli] ⇒ dati·t*, =wi. Noun. rolling pin.

datul* [datulʔ] ⇒ da-, tul*. Verb. smooth out wrinkled clothes with palm, when spread over something; straighten (bent wire). datuli D: Imperative. datulá·tadu straighten here and there. datúlta straighten one at a time, several in one place. datúlciw D: Semelfactive, Absolutive. ʔacaʔ wenu ʔqa· yaʔ šuʔba datulʔwiye· to the medical doctor massaged my body. compare: dakel*.

datʰil* [datʰilʔ] ⇒ da-, tʰil*₁. Verb. tear by pressing with hand. datʰila·qaʔ to tear pressing with hand.

datʼe·l*₁ [datʼelʔ] ⇒ da-, tʼe·l*₁, da-, tʼe·l*₁. Verb. spread with hand (palm). datʼe·li D: Locative. datʼelá·qa spread hence. datʼela·cʼiwácʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative.

datʼe·l*₂ [datʼelʔ] ⇒ da-, tʼe·l*₁, da-, tʼe·l*₁. Verb. smear.

daṭa·n* [daṭanʔ] ⇒ da-, ṭa·n*₂. Verb. side of long object be in contact with something at one end only, with the hand (palm), paw; by waves. daṭanmaw to hold a long board down while the other sticks out over space. ʔa· tápʰla daṭanmapʰíla, šuqʰa maʔal ʔ while I am holding the board down, saw this off.

daṭa·š* [daṭaš] ⇒ da-, ṭa·š*₁. Verb. have grey hair; grow grey hair; fade. cuʔcʼu dáṭaši·ci grow grey! cuʔcʼu dátahšibicʰmeʔ grow grey to several! daṭa·šiʔ to fade in washing. qahle dáṭaši·biʔ faded white. daṭašmaw standing or sitting with grey hair. daṭáhšimʔ several standing or sitting with grey hair. haʔú ṭʼo ʔacaʔ tʼílekinʔ cuʔcʼu dáṭa·šicʰqʰ that old man has faded grey. Example Variant: ...dáṭa·ši·y.. haʔú ṭʼo ʔacaʔ tʼílikinʔ cuʔcʼu máʔyul daṭašciw that old man is sitting with only grey hair. haʔú ṭʼo ʔacaʔ ninéʔca cuʔcʼu dáṭahšimʔ those old men are faded grey (standing or sitting).

daṭiṭim* [daṭiṭimʔ] ⇒ da-, ṭiṭim*. Variant: daṭiṭí·mame·duwa·du. Verb. stretch across, with the hand (palm), paw; by waves. daṭiṭí·ma D: Imperative. daṭiṭí·mame·du D: Durative. daṭiṭí·maci·du D: Durative. daṭiṭí·mawa·du D: Durative. daṭiṭí·mawa·duce·du D: Durative. Example Variant: daṭiṭí·maci·duwa·du. tí·na wi daṭiṭí·ma stretch arm across in tub.

daṭi·š* [daṭiš] ⇒ da-, ṭi·š*₂. Variant: daṭihš*. Verb. stretched tight, of a surface or cloth, with the hand. daṭi·siʔ (semelfactive) to inflate or stretch out cloth or skin (not string). Example Variant: daṭisi·ci ~ daṭi°ši°c- ~ daṭíšciw. daṭi·sí·tʰuʔ D: Negative. Example Variant: daṭišcitʰuʔ. šeʔéʔ tol kʼaṭa daṭišmapʰí ʔahqʰa ṭʼá·ma stretch the cloth over (the mouth of) the container and pour the water in (through). mu šínalma· duséhyaqocʼ em ṭʼo ʔahqʰa yó· daʔṭʼubúʔ tʰin sóh daṭiši·cenʔ when (I) put that pillowcase in it did not submerge; it just inflated. compare: daki·š*.

daṭo·l* [daṭolʔ] ⇒ da-, ṭo·l*. Verb. drill.

ʔimo daṭolʔli [ʔimo dáṭolʔli] ⇒ daṭo·l*. Noun. hand drill.

daṭʰaṭ* [daṭʰaʔ] ⇒ da-, ṭʰaṭ*. Verb. break open with the hand. daṭʰaṭa·duci break into a few pieces! (take out of ground here and there) (dig out several). daṭʰaṭá·qa open several doors.

daṭʰe·* [daṭʰew] ⇒ da-, ṭʰe·*, da-, ṭʰe·*. Variant: daṭʰewad*. Verb. open (a book) so it is spread out. daṭʰe múl miʔkʰe kalikakʰ open your book wide!

daṭʰe·l* [daṭʰelʔ] ⇒ da-, ṭʰe·l*. Verb. riffle a stack of papers with whole hand. daṭʰe·li D: Locative. daṭʰeltʰuʔ D: Negative. daṭʰela·duwá·du D: Durative. daṭʰe·láʔtʰuʔ D: Negative. daṭʰélta (tʰuʔ) D: Negative, Imperative. daṭʰéltame·du D: Durative.

daṭʰil* [daṭʰilʔ] ⇒ da-, ṭʰil*. Verb. spread, stretch out, with the hand (palm), fabric, small things (acorns).

daṭʰo·* [daṭʰow] ⇒ da-, ṭʰo*. Verb. take wall off room. compare: daṭʼo·*.

daṭʼam* [daṭʼamʔ] ⇒ da-, ṭʼam*₂, da-, ṭʼam*₂. Verb. disturb (anthill) by putting hand in.

daṭʼan* [daṭʼanʔ] ⇒ da-, ṭʼan*₁, da-, ṭʼan*₁. Verb. break open a sore on the hand by bumping it. daṭʼani D: Imperative. daṭʼántʰuʔ D: Negative. daṭʼaná·du D: Durative. daṭʼánta(tʰuʔ) D: Negative. daṭʼántame·du(wa·du) D: Durative.

daṭʼa·š* [daṭʼaš] ⇒ da-, ṭʼa·š*. Verb. put hair off forehead. daṭʼa·šiʔ to hand to put hair off forehead.

daṭʼem* [daṭʼemʔ] ⇒ da-, ṭʼem*₂. Verb. be tired of doing action with hand. daṭʼemahwiye· to I’m tired (of washing clothes). compare: dakʼum*.

daṭʼiṭʼim* [daṭʼiṭʼimʔ] ⇒ da-, ṭʼiṭʼim*. Verb. be tangled; twisted around. daṭʼiṭʼi°m to be tangled. daṭʼiṭʼi·ma to tangle, twist around on something. daṭʼiṭʼim to be tangled.

daṭʼo·* [daṭʼow] Lit: corn with skin rubbed off by hands ⇒ da-, ṭʼo·*. Variant: daloṭʼo*. Verb. take off outer layer; peel off. má·yiš daṭʼow hominy. Literally: peeled corn. ʔoho mútʼaqa·cʼin, šahmaʔ daṭʼocʼmela being hot, I peeled the blankets off myself. compare: daṭʰo·*.

daṭʼo·s* [daṭʼos] ⇒ da-, ṭʼo·s*. Verb. scrape with the hand. daṭʼosba balayíbicʰqay scratching (he) made it bleed. daṭʼosci(mé·du) scratch once. daṭʼosi scratch several times. daṭʼosá·tadu D: Durative. bihše kúwe·ru mu ʔahqʰa yó· qane·wem, ṭʰoṭá·dun, daṭʼosá·duʔ when that deer hide is soaked in water it rots and the (hair) can be pushed off easily. hecʼli sʼiʔi dáqʼa·ṭin daṭʼos with fingernail scratch the flesh. synonyms: daqʼa·s*.

daṭʼu* [daṭʼuw] ⇒ da-, ṭʼu*. Verb. put hand in liquid; let hand sink into liquid. ʔahqʰa yó· daṭʼuwiy to put hand in water. daṭʼumela D: Performative Complete. ʔiša· daṭʼúwiye· to my arm is in the water.

daway* [dawáyʔ] ⇒ da-, way*₁. Variant: dawayʔta*. Verb. awaken with the hand, by touching or shaking. dawáyʔtay he was just awakened. dawayi wake him up! dawayi mu·kito ʔ wake him up! dawayá·du keep waking (someone) up. dawayʔta ma·cal ʔ wake them up! dawá·yam ṭa ʔa I woke him up.

dawi* [dawiw] ⇒ da-, wi*. Variant: dawit*. Verb. 1 • move hand up and down, palm down; work Indian drill by same motion. ʔoho dawiʔli fire drill (to start a fire). Example Variant: ʔoho dawi·li. dawi múl ʔahay ʔ drill that wood! dawitʰuʔ D: Negative. dawitá·du D: Durative. dawiti D: Intentive. dawí·ma drill serially. ʔa· ṭʰilel el doʔqʼoʔdiwánʔpʰila, dawi· ma I will fix the abalone ornaments, and you drill them (serially). compare: muwi*.

2 • work fire drill.

dawoṭ* [dawoʔ] ⇒ da-, woṭ*. Verb. stirring with whole hand, as in laundry in water. dawoṭi D: Imperative. dawoṭímulʔ D: Absolutive. dawóṭʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dawóhṭima D: Imperative. dawoṭá·du D: Durative. dawoṭʼíyow D: Absolutive. dawóṭʰma stir it with hand! dowoṭi rile with fingers!

dawoṭʰma* [dawóṭʰmaw] ⇒ dawoṭ*. Verb. stir with hand.

dayecʼ* [dayeʔ] ⇒ da-, yecʼ*. Verb. press open hand against something. míl dayecʼi press hand on that! Example Variant: dayecʼí mil ʔ.. dayéʔtacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative.

dayem* [dayemʔ] ⇒ da-. Instr Verb Stem. hold one thing against another. dayema D: Imperative. dayemá mul ʔ D: Imperative. dayéhtima D: Plural Imperative. dayéhtimmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dayemá·du D: Durative. dayenʔwadu to push around (person or log).

dayi* [dayiw] ⇒ da-, yi*₁. Verb. scratch deeply, scratch over a distance so that the material separates, gouge, slash, with the hand. dayiwá·law D: Directional "down". dayi (to fingernail) Scratch deep so it opens! dayicí·duce·du D: Durative, Directional "away". dayiwa·du D: Durative. dayíhwala D: Directional "down", Imperative. kú·ška yaʔ (to) dayiwá·lawiye· (to) dasucʼba the cat, when he scratched me (or), slashed downward.

daʔkʼecʰqa* [daʔkʼécʰqaw] ⇒ da-, ʔkʼe*. Instr Verb Stem. make stiff with the hand. dawóṭʼba mantiki·ya, daʔkʼécʰqay stirring (milk) with the hands, he made it stiffen (turn to butter).

daʔloʔlo* [daʔloʔlow] ⇒ da-, ʔlo*₂. Variant: daʔlodalot*. Reduplicating Verb. roll into ball; make spherical by rubbing between palms. ʔima dáʔloʔlow to make cotton balls by rolling in hands. Example Variant: ʔima daʔlóʔlomulʔ. compare: dalodaloc*.

daʔtʼa* [daʔtʼáw] ⇒ da-, ʔtʼa*₆. Variant: datʼac*. Verb. 1 • find one thing; feel with the hand, but the commonest meaning is ‘to find’ (by any means, not just with the hand); locate something. daʔtawʔ it’s found. datʼaʔ D: Plural Sbject or Object, Absolutive. daʔtʼamʔ to be discovered, caught in something, in a place (garden, house). ʔahca· daʔtʼámqacʼba muhkʰunáʔqayʔ on being discovered in the house, he got embarrassed. kú·lpa daʔtʼaw to find fault. ʔacaʔ ku·lpa daʔtʼaʔqal fault-finder. qahqo dáʔtʼamʔ to come upon someone naked. qahqo dáʔtʼamwiye· to someone came upon me when I was nude. qahqo daʔtʼaw to come upon someone naked (seems to be less by chance). daʔtʼámwiye· to dacʰaci·dem he discovered, found me suddenly while I was stealing. daʔtʼama D: Essive, Imperative. daʔtʼamá·du D: Essive, Durative. datʼáhtima(·du) D: Essive, Plural, Imperative (Durative). bute· tʰin pʰala mito ʔa daʔtʼateʔ I’ll see you again sometime. (might be said on parting, instead of our "good-bye"). kʼaṭʰito daʔtʼamucʼmela I ran into a friend on the street. mulido mu naṭa ʔíma·ta ʔemu (mul) pʰusʼi dáʔtʼaqaʔ they say this girl saw a (that) ghost. daʔtʼaqá·cʼi show yourself ?; let him find you. daʔtʼaqácʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. ʔamadútʼaʔ daʔtʼaw to find a job (calque). daʔtʼayé· ʔa I found it. kʰe qanemaʔ daʔtʼaye· ʔa I found my relatives. miʔkʰe qanemaʔ daʔtʼaye· ʔa I found your relatives. daʔtʼaqaʔ let someone find self. compare: datʼat*.

2 • see, observe, encounter, find out, notice, discover.

daʔtʼamucʼ* [daʔtʼamuʔ] ⇒ daʔtʼa*. Variant: datʼatʰmucʼ*. Verb. 1 • meet, meet each other, get acquainted. datʼatʰmuʔ meet lots of people, in different places; several to find each other. daʔtʼamuʔ two to meet each other. Example Comment: one of several euphemistic terms for ‘to make love’. daʔtʼamuʔ tʰin we never met each other. Nancy to ya daʔtʼamucʼkʰe maʔa búmuyiʔti we're going to meet Nancy (tomorrow) in order to eat (lunch).

2 • make physical contact, make love.

qanemaʔ daʔtʼa [qanemáʔ daʔtʼaw] ⇒ qanemacʼ, daʔtʼa*. Verb. adopt as relative.

daʔtʼe* [daʔtʼew] ⇒ da-, ʔtʼe*₂. Verb. stick (mud) on wall with hand. daʔtʼe(tʰuʔ) D: Negative. daʔtʼe (cí·du) D: Durative. datʼeti D: Imperative. datʼétʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. datʼetá·duwa·du maṭʰqʰa dáʔtʼe qa·mamu (ʔahca hó·taw) you must have stuck mud (on the wall).

daʔtʼekelec* [daʔtʼekéleʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔtʼekele*, da-. Instr Verb Stem. flatten by hand.

daʔtʼem* [daʔtʼemʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔtʼem*₄. Verb. find, hit upon with the hand (palm). cú·ki duqʼaʔ kʰe daʔtʼémqamda I found, after rummaging around, my lost sock.

daʔtʼemh* [daʔtʼemʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔtʼemh*. Verb. put palm against; pat; cover with a cloth. kunu dáʔtʼemhciʔ to give one pat on one’s own chest or put with hand on one’s own chest. daʔtʼémqaw to put palm on something, holding it against something else. kʼaṭa dáʔtʼemhcicʼi ma qahqo ʔe ʔ put a cloth over yourself; you are naked. daʔtema D: Imperative. daʔtʼemmaʔ D: Absolutive. daʔtʼemácʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. datʼehtimacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. synonyms: muʔtʼemh*.

daʔtʼenh* [daʔtʼenʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔtʼenh*. Variant: daʔtʼehn*. Verb. attach, with the hand (palm), paw; by waves. daʔtʼena·ye mul to put (paper, cloth, mud) down and spread around with hand.

daʔtʼeʔtʼe* [daʔtʼeʔtʼew] ⇒ da-, ʔtʼeʔtʼe*. Verb. (berries hanging) close together. cuhti dáʔtʼeʔtʼeʔ full of designs. wale hólyo daʔtʼeʔtʼeʔ beads close together. ʔamaʔ dú·ciʔtʰiniqa·mul ho(´)hwa tol matʼqʰa dáʔtʼeʔtʼew he must not know anything; he smeared the door all over with mud. ṭʼi· báhqay daʔtʼeʔtʼecʰqa· qʰaletol the blackberries are thick on the bush. Example Variant: báhqa·.

daʔtʼunh* [daʔtʼunʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔtʼunh*. Verb. constrict, reduce and close inner space using the hand (palm). ʔimo daʔtʼúnhciw to press the opening (of cardboard box) closed. cihṭʰi kʼáʔli cohšo dáʔtʼunhmaw the hands are pressed together between the legs.

daʔtʼutʰu* [daʔtʼútʰuw] ⇒ da-, ʔtʼutʰu*₂. Verb. 1 • smash, decrease inside space, with the hand; roll up. dabo·máʔ miʔkʰe daʔtʼutʰúcʰpʰi banema·cʼi roll up brim of your hat and put it on! daʔtʼutʰú·tʰuʔ kʰe buhqʰal ʔ don’t squeeze my basket!

2 • squeeze and smash something between palms of hand. daʔtʼutʰuʔ squeezing together by hand. daʔtudátʼuta·du D: Durative.

daʔṭu* [daʔṭuw] ⇒ da-, ʔṭu*. Verb. press edge of hand. daʔṭú· dayeʔcʰi tubici press your hand on the edge and get up.

daʔṭʼa* [daʔṭʼaw] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼa*₁, da-, ʔṭʼa*₁. Variant: dalaṭʼa*. Verb. hold between hands and break. daʔṭʼaway to press hand against wall and break. kʼaṭa dáʔṭʼadaṭʼatʰmaʔ cloth wrapped around and around head (turban). daʔṭʼawá·yi daʔṭʼawá·tʰuʔ D: Negative. daʔṭʼawá·ya·du D: Durative. daṭʼáhwayi D: Plural, Imperative. daṭʼáhwa·tʰuʔ D: Negative, Plural. daṭʼáhwaya·du D: Plural, Durative. daʔṭʼawá·yiʔ to hold with hand against chest. daʔṭʼawá·yicʼi D: Reflexive. daṭʼáhwayicʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Reflexive. daʔṭʼawá·yi D: Imperative. daṭʼáhwa·meʔ D: Plural, Imperative.

daʔṭʼaqʼat* [daʔṭʼaqʼaʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼaqʼa·t*, da-, ʔṭʼaqʼa·t*. Verb. press hand on something so it pops (a peanut).

daʔṭʼaš* [daʔṭʼaš] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼaš*₂, da-, ʔṭʼaš*₂. Variant: daṭʼahš*. Verb. put in place or join together using the hand; close a door or lid. daʔṭʼášci close suitcase or door (no diff. from daʔpʼan). daṭʼáhši D: Plural, Imperative. daʔṭʼašá·law to press down with hand to press into place something that has bent out at a joint (or press lid on a box). daṭʼáhšalaw D: Directional "down", Absolutive.

daʔṭʼaṭ* [daʔṭʼaʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼaṭ*₃, da-, ʔṭʼaṭ*₃. Verb. crack with the hand. hoʔtʼo daʔṭʼaṭi·cʼ pressing hand on own head, bumping several times (hand must rise off and go back on).

daʔṭʼaʔṭʼa* [daʔṭʼaʔṭʼaw] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼaʔṭʼa*, da-, ʔṭʼaʔṭʼa*. Verb. repeatedly press with hand.

daʔṭʼe* [daʔṭʼew] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼe*₂, da-, ʔṭʼe*₂. Verb. stick (mud or dough) with hand or pushing a finger. daʔṭʼe(tʰuʔ) D: Negative. daʔṭʼecí·du D: Durative. daṭʼetá·du D: Durative. daṭʼeti D: Imperative, Plural. daṭʼéhtʰuʔ D: Negative, Plural.

daʔṭʼelh* [daʔṭʼelʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼelh*. Verb. part with the hand. daʔṭʼelá·du to push one’s way through (the brush). heʔe daʔṭʼela·duyiʔ to part hair with hand. diʔṭʼela·duʔ to mat down by falling on. compare: dihšahša*.

daʔṭʼeʔṭʼe* [daʔṭʼéʔṭʼew] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼeʔṭʼe*₂. Verb. pound lightly with hand.

daʔṭʼi [daʔṭʼi] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼi*₃. Adjective. bent by hand. daʔṭʼi dácʼow made bent (of iron rod) by hand.

daʔṭʼiṭ* [daʔṭʼiʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼiṭ*. Verb. twist several things together with the hand. cohso daʔṭʼiṭiʔ to wring hands together. Example Variant: ...máʔṭʼiṭiʔ. kʼaṭa dúṭʼiʔ daṭʼíṭʰci turn the cloth inside out with palm in one motion!

daʔṭʼiʔṭʼic* [daʔṭʼíʔṭʼiʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼiʔṭʼi*₁, da-, ʔṭʼiʔṭʼi*₁. Verb. tangle.

daʔṭʼoʔṭʼo* [daʔṭʼoʔṭʼow] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼo*. Reduplicating Verb. sound of hitting lightly, patting, tapping, with the hand (palm). ʔino daʔṭʼóʔṭʼoci mul pat dust off! cohso daʔṭʼodaṭʼo·cʼi clap hands!

daʔṭʼubut* [daʔṭʼubuʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼubut*₁, da-, ʔṭʼubut*₁. Verb. push something under water. daʔṭʼubútʰ- to push under (water) by hand. kʼaṭa mul ʔahqʰa yó· daʔṭʼubú·ti push those clothes under the water!

daʔya* [daʔyaw] ⇒ da-, ʔya*. Verb. press down a little; press hand lightly on something (/dayeʔ/ is to press hard). daʔya D: Imperative. daʔyatʰuʔ D: Negative. daʔyameʔ D: Plural Imperative. daʔyací·du D: Durative. daʔyacíʔtʰuʔ D: Negative.

daʔyoʔyo* [daʔyóʔyow] ⇒ da-, ʔyo*₂. Verb. rake together with hands.

daʔyuʔyu* [daʔyúʔyuw] ⇒ da-, ʔyuʔyu*. Verb. rub or press hand on something – hurts but doesn’t injure; hurt someone else by pushing or rubbing.

da [da] ⇒ du*.

dabala·tad* [dabala·tadu] ⇒ daba·l*. Verb. wipe with the hand.

dabalcicʼ* [dabalciʔ] ⇒ daba·l*. Verb. wipe once over one’s own (face).

daba·l* [dabalʔ] ⇒ da-, ba·l*. Variant: dabala·tad*. Verb. be wiping, with the hand (palm). wayʔcʼinqan lile dabalcicʼe·du repeatedly wipe brow with palm. compare: dahqalh*.

dabalcicʼ* [dabalciʔ] ⇒ daba·l*. Verb. wipe once over one’s own (face).

daba·ne* [dabá·new] ⇒ dane*, ʔda*₁, bane*₂. Verb. throw away non-long object, abandon. pʰaláʔ daba·ne D: Imperative #again. Example Variant: pʰala dába·ne. dabá·ne D: Imperative. dabá·neme·du D: Durative. dabá·neci·du D: Durative. dabá·netʰuʔ D: Negative. pʰalaʔ daba·netʰuʔ D: Negative #again. Example Variant: pʰala daba·netʰuʔ. ʔda bá·ne throw away, abandon one nonlong obj.! compare: dane*, bane*₃, ne*₃.

dabet* [dabeʔ] Lit: He is thing-groping ⇒ da-, bet*. Verb. grope, feel with the hand for something unseen which is not known for sure to be present. ʔama dábetʼ e· mu·kinʔ he is blind. dabétʰciw D: semelfactive. dabétʰciyi·cʼi feel for something on self (uncertain if exists). dabétʰmuliʔ ?? feel around for something ?? dabeti feel for something unseen. dabétʰmeʔ D: Plural. dabetácʼmeʔ D: Plural.

dabetad* [dabeta·du] ⇒ dabet*. Verb. examine with hand.

dabeticʼ* [dabetiʔ] ⇒ dabet*. Verb. feel on oneself where cannot see (the back, in a pocket) to determine if some object is present. dabetí·cʼi feel for something in pocket!

dabetad* [dabeta·du] ⇒ dabet*. Verb. examine with hand.

dabeticʼ* [dabetiʔ] ⇒ dabet*. Verb. feel on oneself where cannot see (the back, in a pocket) to determine if some object is present. dabetí·cʼi feel for something in pocket!

dabilta* [dabiltaw] ⇒ dabi·l*. Verb. turn with sweeping motion of the hands through the air.

dabi·l* [dabilʔ] ⇒ da-, bi·l*. Variant: dabilta*. Verb. turn with sweeping motion of the hands through the air, especially a batch of drying acorns. dabi·li turn with the hands!

dabola·tad* [dabola·tadu] ⇒ dabo·l*. Verb. make a hole with the hand.

dabo·l* [dabolʔ] ⇒ da-, bo·l*. Variant: dabola·tad*. Verb. make a hole with the hand.

ʔama dabolʔli [ʔama dábolʔli] ⇒ ʔama·₂, dabo·l*, =wi. Noun. crowbar.

ʔimo dabolʔli [ʔimo dábolʔli] Lit: what make a hole with ⇒ ʔimo, dabo·l*, =wi. Variant: ʔahca ʔimo dabolʔli. Noun. drill. compare: ware·na.

dabo·m* [dabomʔ] ⇒ da-, bo·m*. Verb. cover, put a lid on with the hand.

dabo·macʼ* [dabo·maʔ] ⇒ dabo·m*. Verb. wear hat, put a lid on oneself by hand. dabo·macʼínsʼe· mu @it sems to be a hat.

dabo·maʔ [dabó·maʔ] ⇒ dabo·macʼ*. Noun. hat, hat with big brim; top, lid. synonyms: kacu·ce.

ciʔba dabo·maʔ [ciʔba dábo·maʔ] ⇒ ciʔba, dabo·maʔ. Noun. straw hat.

dabo·macʼ* [dabo·maʔ] ⇒ dabo·m*. Verb. wear hat, put a lid on oneself by hand. dabo·macʼínsʼe· mu @it sems to be a hat.

dabo·maʔ [dabó·maʔ] ⇒ dabo·macʼ*. Noun. hat, hat with big brim; top, lid. synonyms: kacu·ce.

ciʔba dabo·maʔ [ciʔba dábo·maʔ] ⇒ ciʔba, dabo·maʔ. Noun. straw hat.

dabo·maʔ [dabó·maʔ] ⇒ dabo·macʼ*. Noun. hat, hat with big brim; top, lid. synonyms: kacu·ce.

ciʔba dabo·maʔ [ciʔba dábo·maʔ] ⇒ ciʔba, dabo·maʔ. Noun. straw hat.

dacahlim* [dacáhlimʔ] ⇒ dahcalh*. Verb. several (trees) to be standing bare-branched.

dace* [dacew] ⇒ da-, ce*. Variant: dacet*. Verb. 1 • grab with the hand; capture, take someone prisoner. dace mul ʔ grab it! Grab him! Capture him! qʰalé hcʰaba dacew after the tree fell it was caught (by branches). cibá· dacéwa ṭa má·dalˇ who caught (grabbed) her? ciba· ṭa má·dal dacewaˇ who caught (grabbed) her? cibal ṭa manʔ dacewaˇ who did she catch?

2 • grab or catch something immaterial, e.g., catch a disease. ʔihya dácemela I’ve caught my breath. I’ve got my wind. ʔoho dacemuʔ the fire is spreading.

cahno dacetiʔ yaʔ [cahno dácetiʔ yaʔ] Lit: word-catcher ⇒ dace*. Noun. tape-recorder.

chance dacew [chánce dacew] ⇒ dace*. Verb. take a chance.

dacecʼ* [dacéʔ] ⇒ dace*. Variant: daceticʼ*. Verb. take what is handed to oneself.

ma·ṭʼi·ho dacew [ma·ṭʼi·ho dacew] ⇒ dace*. Verb. get poison oak.

qahsil dacew [qahsíl dacew] ⇒ dace*. Verb. catch cold.

qʼoʔo dace [qʼoʔo dácew] ⇒ qʼoʔo, dace*. Verb. take the song. qʼoʔo dácemu·cʼiwaʔ to continue taking the song one from another, to pass the song along. qʼoʔo dacehqaw pass the song. A second singer to take and continue singing a song that a first singer had started and wants to rest from singing. compare: baʔsʼa*.

dacecʼ* [dacéʔ] ⇒ dace*. Variant: daceticʼ*. Verb. take what is handed to oneself.

dacet* [daceʔ] ⇒ dace*. Verb. grab or catch something immaterial.

daceticʼ* [dacetíʔ] ⇒ dacecʼ*.

daco·l* [dacolʔ] ⇒ da-, co·l*₂. Verb. fluff the surface layer with the hand. kaho·n li ciba· tʰin qaʔdi míca·la· dacolmaw someone has lined the box with fluffy straw.

daco·lm* [dacolmáw] ⇒ daco·l*. Verb. be lined fluffily by hand.

ʔime dacolmaw [ʔime dácolmaw] ⇒ ʔime, daco·lm*. Adjective. soft, fluffy fur (like a Persian cat).

daco·lic* [daco·líʔ] ⇒ da-, co·lic*. Verb. be fluffed out. with the hand (palm), paw; by waves.

daco·liʔ cʰuli [daco·líʔ cʰuli] ⇒ daco·lic*, cʰuli*. Noun. tide at full moon.

qʼala·ša daco·lic [qʼala·ša dáco·liʔ] Lit: fluffy, getting-round moon ⇒ qʼala·ša, daco·lic*. Noun. full moon.

daco·liʔ cʰuli [daco·líʔ cʰuli] ⇒ daco·lic*, cʰuli*. Noun. tide at full moon.

daco·lm* [dacolmáw] ⇒ daco·l*. Verb. be lined fluffily by hand.

ʔime dacolmaw [ʔime dácolmaw] ⇒ ʔime, daco·lm*. Adjective. soft, fluffy fur (like a Persian cat).

dacʰac* [dacʰáʔ] ⇒ dacʰa·*. Cooccurrence: this irregular Semelfactive root occurs only with /da-/. Variant: dacʰacid*. Instr Verb Stem. steal, snatch away, kidnap. naṭa dácʰaʔ kidnap a child. pe·su dacʰaʔ steal money. kʰe pe·su dacʰá·tʰuʔ don't steal my money! mu·kinʔkʰe pe·su dacʰaci steal his money! dacʰayiʔ several steal.

dacʰaʔ šoc [dacʰaʔ šoʔ] ⇒ dacʰac*, šoc*. Verb. eavesdrop. dacʰaʔ šoce·la eavesdrop. synonyms: diʔboʔto· šoc.

naṭa dacʰaci·du yaʔ [naṭa dácʰaci·du yaʔ] ⇒ dacʰac*. Noun. thief, one who keeps stealing things.

dacʰacid* [dacʰací·du] ⇒ dacʰac*.

dacʰat* [dacʰaʔ] ⇒ dacʰa·*.

dacʰaʔ šoc [dacʰaʔ šoʔ] ⇒ dacʰac*, šoc*. Verb. eavesdrop. dacʰaʔ šoce·la eavesdrop. synonyms: diʔboʔto· šoc.

dacʰa·* [dacʰaw] ⇒ da-, cʰa·*₂. Variant: dacʰat*. Verb. grab with the hand or claws; capture. heʔe dácʰa·muʔ hair to get stuck or matted together. dacʰacʼba šude·cʼiʔ @. dacʰa múl ʔaha· tol ʔ clutch that stick! dacʰa múl ʔaha·yel mil ʔ @ clutch that stick. dacʰatí mil ʔ grab those! dacʰátʰmeʔ D: Plural. dacʰaci·duwá·du D: Habitual. dacʰatá·du D: Durative.

dacʰaʔ šoc [dacʰaʔ šoʔ] ⇒ dacʰac*, šoc*. Verb. eavesdrop. dacʰaʔ šoce·la eavesdrop. synonyms: diʔboʔto· šoc.

naṭa dacʰaci·du yaʔ [naṭa dácʰaci·du yaʔ] ⇒ dacʰac*. Noun. thief, one who keeps stealing things.

dacʰiṭ* [dacʰiʔ] ⇒ dacʰi·ṭ*.

dacʰi·ṭ* [dacʰiʔ] ⇒ da-, cʰi·ṭ*₂. Variant: dacʰiṭ*. Verb. dig up. ʔama· yó· qʰaʔbe dácʰihy he dug up rocks out of the ground. dacʰi·ṭi dig it up! dacʰiṭí dig them up! dacʰiṭa·ducé·du be digging up (one object). dacʰiṭá·duce·du be digging up (several objects). dacʰihtʰúʔ don't dig it up! dacʰíhtʰuʔ don't dig them up! qʰaʔbe mul dácʰi·ṭi ʔama· yo· cawalʔ dig out that rock sitting under the ground!

dacʰu* [dacʰuw] ⇒ da-, cʰu*. Verb. scrub by pushing on something. compare: daʔcʰu*.

dacʰul*₁ [dacʰúlʔ] ⇒ da-, cʰul*₂. Verb. spread out (e.g. blanket, clothed) to display or to dry. dacʰulaʔ clothes might be spread over a bush. dasewem dacʰúlmaw while on was washing another was hanging out. dacʰulmadu to spread out to display. dacʰúlta spread in several places! dacʰulá·qa spread several out in one place! dacʰul spread (one blanket)! dacʰulʔ to hang clothes (out). dacʰuli hang out clothes! kʼaṭa dácʰulʔtol clothesline. kʼaṭa míʔkʰe dacʰuli hang your clothes out to dry! (and don't pick out manure). dacʰulá·ta·cʼmeʔ @ hang out several to dry (to several)! dacʰúlʔtameʔ @ hang out to dry (to several)! dacʰúlmaw hang across two lines. compare: šawim*, dacʰul*₂.

dacʰul*₂ [dacʰulʔ] ⇒ da-, cʰul*₁. Verb. remove something (e.g., dig out of dirt, knock out stuffing). compare: šawim*, dacʰul*₁.

dacʼe* [-] ⇒ da-, cʼe*. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. make quick short movements with hand.

dacʼedacʼe* [dacʼedácʼew] ⇒ dacʼe*. Reduplicating Verb. make quick short movements with hand, such as washing clothes. dacʼedácʼe mul kʼaṭa dasenʔ mu ʔe ma šahya dáʔkʼuʔkʰe ʔ Wash fast, you will get there faster.

dacʼi·ṭ* [dacʼiʔ] ⇒ da-, cʼi·ṭ*. Verb. mix everything together by hand. dacʼi·ṭi mix up! dacʼihtʰuʔ don't mix up! dacʼitʰmeʔ mix up (to several)! dacʼiṭa·ducé·du keep mixing up. synonyms: dahyol*, hyol*, hcec*₂, dahyol*.

dacʼohlim* [dacʼóhlimʔ] ⇒ daʔcʼolhma*.

dacʼonta* [dacʼontaw] ⇒ daʔcʼon*.

dacʼotam* [dacʼotámʔ] ⇒ dacʼo·m*.

dacʼoticʼ* [dacʼotíʔ] ⇒ dacʼo·cʼ*.

dacʼotʰqo* [dacʼotʰqow] ⇒ dacʼo·q*.

dacʼo·*₁ [dacʼow] ⇒ da-, cʼo·*₁. Verb. expose with the hand. ʔama· yo· qʰáʔbe dacʼo·y he dug and uncovered a rock unexpectedly. Example Variant: ʔama· yo· qʰaʔbe dácʼo·y.

dacʼo·cʼ* [dacʼoʔ] ⇒ dacʼo·*₁. Variant: dacʼoticʼ*. Verb. expose self with the hand. sʼuwa· qáhqo dacʼo·ci expose your bare shoulder! synonyms: dacʼo·yicʼ*.

dacʼo·yicʼ* [dacʼo·yiʔ] ⇒ dacʼo·*₁. Verb. expose with the hand. sʼuwa· qáhqo dacʼoyi·cʼi expose your bare shoulder! synonyms: dacʼo·cʼ*.

dacʼo·*₂ [dacʼow´] ⇒ da-, cʼo·*₂. Verb. transform with the hand, by rubbing or washing; make turn different color or shape with the hand. tʰuʔúl dacʼow to wear out by rubbing or washing a lot. kʼili dácʼow make black by rubbing something black on. dacʼo transform by rubbing! dacʼo·tʰúʔ don't transform by rubbing! dacʼoci·ducé·du @keep transforming by rubbing. dacʼo·qʰ @. dacʼo·qá· mu @.

dacʼo·cʼ* [dacʼoʔ] ⇒ dacʼo·*₁. Variant: dacʼoticʼ*. Verb. expose self with the hand. sʼuwa· qáhqo dacʼo·ci expose your bare shoulder! synonyms: dacʼo·yicʼ*.

dacʼo·m* [dacʼomʔ´] ⇒ da-, cʼo·m*. Variant: dacʼotam*. Verb. break (a string) in two pieces by pressing with the hand. dacʼo·ma break it! dacʼotá·ma break them!

dacʼo·q* [dacʼoʔ] ⇒ da-, cʼo·q*. Variant: dacʼotʰqo*. Verb. insert something into hand. dacʼo·qo push hand against something sharp (so it sticks)! dacʼotʰqome insert several things in hand! dacʼoqo·du @ is stuck in hand. dacʼóhqa make him stick his hand. dacʼo·qóʔtʰuʔ @don't stick in hand. docʼohtʰuʔ @ don't stick in hand.

dacʼo·ṭ* [dacʼoʔ] ⇒ da-, cʼo·ṭ*₁. Verb. break ends with hand; snap something taut (string) with hand. dacʼoṭʰciw break edge; break several (stretched strings) with one blow of hand. dacʼo·ṭi snap several strings!

dacʼo·yicʼ* [dacʼo·yiʔ] ⇒ dacʼo·*₁. Verb. expose with the hand. sʼuwa· qáhqo dacʼoyi·cʼi expose your bare shoulder! synonyms: dacʼo·cʼ*.

dacʼumatad* [dacʼumá·tadu] ⇒ dacʼu·m*.

dacʼu·* [dacʼuw] ⇒ da-, cʼu·*. Variant: dalucʼu·*. Verb. break with hand; by pressing. dacʼu múl ʔahayʔ break that wood with your hand! dalucʼú mul ʔahayʔ break those pieces of wood with your hand! dalucʼu·meʔ break several with hand (to several)! dacʼuci·du(wá·du) mul ʔahayʔ keep breaking that wood. dacʼu·tʰuʔ don't break with hand! dacʼuci·du is breaking with hand. dacʼu·cʼi break wrist by pressing hand against something! compare: dasʼa·*.

dacʼu·l* [dacʼulʔ] ⇒ da-, cʼu·l*₁. Verb. pluck feathers; burn (feathers) in fire. sʼihta dácʼu·li pluck feathers from the bird!

dacʼu·m* [dacʼumʔ] ⇒ da-. Variant: dacʼumatad*. Verb. break off (needle or sticker) and leave some in hand. dacʼu·ma (to person).

dadahcʰi* [dadáhcʰiw] ⇒ da-, dahcʰi*₁. Verb. push over (not aside); push person over or push someone off of porch, stump, bank (not to a tree or house). dadáhcʰi push over one! dadáhcʰimeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dadáhcʰitʰuʔ don't push over! dadáhcʰime·du D: Durative. dadahcʰiti to knock over sep. men. haʔal ʔacaʔ tʼétʰmawal dadáhcʰimeʔ push over that man standing. compare: dahcʰa*, dadaʔdi*.

dadaq* [dadaʔ] ⇒ daʔdi*₃, -aq₁. Verb. push forward with hand, push someone out the door or north or west. ʔuhwa dádaʔ to push outside. cuhula dadaʔ to push northwards. Example Variant: cuhuláhqʰaʔ dadaʔ.

dadaya* [dadayáw] ⇒ daʔdayac*.

dadaʔdi* [dadaʔdiw] ⇒ da-, daʔdi*₃. Variant: dadaʔditi*; dasahtad*. Verb. push a person (not a thing) out of the way; make stagger by shoving with hand 9/58 | push over off of something; 7/59 | also used for big rocks. dadáʔdi mu·kito ʔ push him! dasikʼí·ti ma·cal ʔ flip them away! dadáʔdi D: Imperative. dadáʔdimeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dasáhtacʼicʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dadáʔdici·du D: Durative. dasáhtadu D: Complete. compare: dadahcʰi*, dahcʰa*.

dadaʔditi* [dadaʔditiw] ⇒ dadaʔdi*. Verb. make stagger by shoving with hand.

dadaʔyacʼ* [dadaʔyaʔ] ⇒ . Verb. try grabbing (but miss).

dada·la* [dada·láw] ⇒ daʔdi*₁, -ala. Verb. 1 • put down in; bury.

2 • bury (a person). ʔacaʔ dada·law to bury a person.

dada·qocʼ* [dada·qoʔ] ⇒ . Verb. take out from inside.

dade·bic* [dade·biʔ] ⇒ . Verb. rise up.

dade·cʼ* [dade·cʼ] ⇒ dade·d*.

dade·d* [dade·du] ⇒ daʔdi*₃, -ad₂. Variant: dade·cʼ*. Verb. 1 • push along with the hand or paw, carry in the palm of the hand or with the fingers opposed to the palm; push along (log) by hand. dadenʔwadu to roll something around. dadecʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative.

2 • waves move along.

dadi* [dadi] ⇒ daʔdi*₁.

dadil* ⇒ da-, dil*. Verb. be beyond reach of hand. compare: dahtʰunh*.

dadi·cʼ* [dadiʔ´] ⇒ da-, di·cʼ*₂. Verb. put something under, on, or against oneself. dadi·cʼi put it under yourself! ʔahqʰa ʔóho dadicʼmela I put a hot water (bag) on myself. (put against self a bundle, not cloth).

daduw* [daduwʔ] ⇒ da-, duw*₂. Instr Verb Stem. walk straight by feeling with the hand. daduwaʔ to walk along straight by feeling.

dahal* [dahalʔ] ⇒ da-, hal*. Variant: dahala·t*. Verb. dig. dahalʔ dig. dahali dig! daháltʰuʔ don't dig! dahalá·duwa·du @ dig all over. dahalá·tadu D: Plural Act. dahálmeʔ dig! (to in-law). dahalá·tacʼmeʔ @ keep digging! (pl).

dahalʔli [dahálʔli] Lit: where (they) dig ⇒ dahal*, =wi. Noun. mine. ʔo·ro dahálʔli gold mine.

ʔahqʰa dahalʔ [ʔahqʰa dáhalʔ] Lit: water digging; water dig ⇒ ʔahqʰa, dahal*. Noun. well.

ʔo·ro dahalʔli [ʔó·ro dahalʔli] Lit: where they dig gold ⇒ ʔo·ro, dahal*, =li. Noun. gold mine.

dahala·t* [dahalaʔ] ⇒ dahal*.

dahalʔli [dahálʔli] Lit: where (they) dig ⇒ dahal*, =wi. Noun. mine. ʔo·ro dahálʔli gold mine.

dahcala·tad* [dahcala·tadu] ⇒ dahcalh*. Verb. branching skeletal parts be bared with the hand; with waves.

dahcalh* [dahcalʔ] ⇒ da-, hcalh*. Variant: dahcala·tad*. Verb. branching skeletal parts be bared. bihše háʔa qʼo dahcalá·du·y I just saw a deer with branching antlers going away.

dacahlim* [dacáhlimʔ] ⇒ dahcalh*. Verb. several (trees) to be standing bare-branched.

dahcalhci* [dahcálhciw] ⇒ dahcalh*, dahcalh*. Verb. (tree) be lying bare-branched on the ground.

dahcalhma* [dahcálhmaw] ⇒ dahcalh*. Verb. (tree) be standing bare-branched.

dahcalhci* [dahcálhciw] ⇒ dahcalh*, dahcalh*. Verb. (tree) be lying bare-branched on the ground.

dahcalhma* [dahcálhmaw] ⇒ dahcalh*. Verb. (tree) be standing bare-branched.

dahcam* [dahcamʔ] ⇒ hca*₃. Verb. be bushy. cuʔqʼaṭi·cʼi, ʔaná· mito heʔe dáhcama ʔ comb yourself ; your hair is really bushy! compare: pihcam*, dahša*.

dahcelh* [dahcelʔ] ⇒ da-, hcelh*. Verb. be obstructed, with the hand (palm), paw; by waves.

dahcelhma* [dahcélhmaw] ⇒ dahcelh*. Verb. hold the hand spanning (some distance).

dahci* [dahciw] ⇒ hci*₄, da-. Verb. fasten several strands together into a rope by rolling between the palm and the thigh.

dahcʰa* [dahcʰaw] ⇒ da-, hcʰa*₁. Verb. push over with the hands or paws, be knocked over by waves. buṭaqa yaʔ ʔahca dáhcʰaw a bear pushed the house down. buṭaqa ʔem hohwa dahcʰaba ʔahca maʔ the bear knocked down the door and came in the house. dahcʰa knock over! dahcʰací·du keep knocking over! dahcʰameʔ knock over (to several)! dacʰátʰmeʔ knock over several (to several)! dacʰati knock over several! @ dahcʰati knock over one! dacʰatá·du keep knocking over several! compare: dadahcʰi*, dadaʔdi*.

dahcʰam* [dahcʰamʔ] ⇒ dahcʰa*. Verb. push over onto something; push over and leave flattened. buṭaqáyaʔ ʔahca dáhcʰamʔ the bear knocked the house over and it's lying all around. dahcʰama D: Imperative. dacʰáhtima D: Plural. Example Variant: dacʰátʰma.

dahcʰaṭ* [dahcʰaʔ] ⇒ da-, hcʰaṭ*. Verb. mess up with hand. ciba·tʰin šukʰéhtaqoʔli dahcʰaṭánʔbina lamé·sa kʼaṭa daʔsʼóʔsʼicʰqʰ apparently someone messing around in the drawer messed up (wrinkled) the table cloth. dahcʰaṭi dig for something.

dahcʰi*₁ [-] Instr Verb Root. move aside or over; shove (a person), push over. synonyms: daʔdi*₃.

cadahcʰi* [cadahcʰiw] ⇒ ca-, dahcʰi*₁. Verb. shove aside with the rear end. kawa·yu yaʔ ʔukulú·ta sili wi cadáhcʰiy the horse knocked the fence down (or aside) with its rear. (Note: the root is here used of inanimate object). compare: cadaʔdi*.

dudahcʰi* [dudahcʰiw] ⇒ du-, dahcʰi*₁. Verb. knock over with finger.

hadahcʰi* [hadahcʰiw] ⇒ ha-, dahcʰi*₁. Verb. kick over, knock over with foot with swinging motion.

hidahcʰi* [hidáhcʰiw] ⇒ hi-, dahcʰi*₁. Verb. knock over thing (what sits). hidáhcʰimuʔ to shove e.o. aside or over. hidáhcʰiba to· ma paʔṭíʔṭiyicʼqawiy you shoved me away with your body and made me stagger. (on purpose or not). synonyms: hihcʰa*.

hidacʰac* [hidacʰaʔ] ⇒ hidahcʰi*, hidahcʰi*. Verb. knock over thing.

midahcʰi* [midahcʰiw] ⇒ mi-₂, dahcʰi*₁. Verb. kick over with toes.

mudahcʰi* [mudahcʰiw] ⇒ mu-, dahcʰi*₁. Verb. bump and knock over. compare: mudaʔdi*, muhcʰa*.

pʰidahcʰi* [pʰidahcʰiw] ⇒ pʰi-, dahcʰi*₁. Verb. knock aside.

pʰudahcʰi* [pʰudahcʰiw] ⇒ pʰu-, dahcʰi*₁. Verb. be blown over or aside.

sidahcʰihqa* [sidahcʰihqaw] ⇒ si-, dahcʰi*₁. Verb. push with water (clean). ʔahqʰa wi hida· wi šihpʰa ʔel sidáhcʰihqa push the leaves on the road (off, aside) with water (to clean). (/coyotá·ducʰqa/ is about the same).

šudahcʰi* [šudáhcʰiw] ⇒ šu-, dahcʰi*₁. Verb. pull over, pull over (a tree), not nec. to get out of way. šudáhcʰi mul ʔacacʼ el cana·wiya yal ʔ pull out of the way that man (or could be a box); he’s blocking us (our view). šudáhcʰiwa·du(wa·du) D: Durative / Distributive. šudáhciti D: Intentive / Plural Object. šudáhcita·du D: Plural Object.

dahcʰi*₂ [dahcʰíw] ⇒ da-, hcʰi*. Verb. hit with butt of hand so it really hurts. dahcʰiwá·duʔ to hit with butt of hand so it really hurts.

dahcʰoc* [dahcʰoʔ] ⇒ da-, hcʰoc*₁. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated form. Verb. tear up by rubbing.

dahcʰohcʰoc* [dahcʰohcʰoʔ] ⇒ dahcʰoc*. Reduplicating Verb. to tear up to pieces by rubbing.

dahcʰot* [dahcʰoʔ] ⇒ da-, hcʰot*. Verb. be tired of doing (with hands). dahcʰotayʔ feil to finish washing because its too much for you (either you're lazy or work is too much).

dahcʰu* [dahcʰuw] ⇒ da-, hcʰu*. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated form. Verb. crumble with hands.

dahcʰudahcʰu* [dahcʰudahcʰuw] ⇒ dahcʰu*. Reduplicating Verb. crumble with hands. dahcʰúhcʰuci mul ʔama qʰanaʔ break up the clods to powder.

dahcʰuhcʰu* [dahcʰuhcʰuw] ⇒ dahcʰu*. Reduplicating Verb. crumble with hands. synonyms: dahkʰuhkʰu*.

dahcʰudahcʰu* [dahcʰudahcʰuw] ⇒ dahcʰu*. Reduplicating Verb. crumble with hands. dahcʰúhcʰuci mul ʔama qʰanaʔ break up the clods to powder.

dahcʰuhcʰu* [dahcʰuhcʰuw] ⇒ dahcʰu*. Reduplicating Verb. crumble with hands. synonyms: dahkʰuhkʰu*.

dahka* [dahkaw] ⇒ da-, hka*. Variant: dakaht*. Verb. be on all fours. dahkaci D: Semelfactive, Imperative.

dahkadahka* [-] ⇒ dahka*. Reduplicating Verb. be on all fours repeatedly. dahkadáhka·du going along (or hence) on hands and knees. dahkadáhkama·duwa·du (baby) crawling around.

dahkam* [dahkamʔ] ⇒ dahka*. Variant: dahkatim*. Instr Verb Stem. person to be with feet and hands on floor. dahkama D: Imperative. waṭaʔ qʰaʔbe tol dáhkamʔ the frog was raised up on the rock. Example Variant: ...dahkáṭmaw.. dahkamʔ be like a frog on all fours when body is raised up off the ground (not used of dogs who usually stand that way); person to be with feet and hands on floor. dakáhtimacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dahkamá·du D: Durative. dakáhtimtʰume D: Negative. dakáhtimmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dahkámtʰuʔ D: Negative. dahkamciw D: Semelfactive. synonyms: dahkom*, dahkaṭʼma*.

dahkam [dahkam] ⇒ dahkam*. Adjective. up off ground, like a frog on all fours, when its body is raised.

dahka·d* [dahka·du] ⇒ dahka*. Variant: dakahtacʼ*. Verb. person to walk/crawl on hands and feet. dahka·du D: Durative. dakáhtacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dahkadu·cedú·cedu D: Durative, Directional "away". da(h)káhtacʼi·yicʼwacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Reflexive.

dahkadahka* [-] ⇒ dahka*. Reduplicating Verb. be on all fours repeatedly. dahkadáhka·du going along (or hence) on hands and knees. dahkadáhkama·duwa·du (baby) crawling around.

dahkam [dahkam] ⇒ dahkam*. Adjective. up off ground, like a frog on all fours, when its body is raised.

dahkatim* [dahkatimʔ] ⇒ dahkam*.

dahkaṭʼ* [dahkaʔ] ⇒ da-, hkaṭʼ*. Verb. on all fours, on hands and knees. dahkáṭʼmaci·du D: Durative. dahkaṭʼí·biʔ to rise up to being on all fours. dahkaṭʼa·duwa·du crawl around on hands and knees.

dahkaṭʼci* [dahkáṭʼciw] ⇒ dahkaṭʼ*. Verb. jump onto ground in the position /dahkamʔ/; drop onto hands and feet or knees. dahkaṭʼí·biʔ D: Absolutive, Directional "up" or Inceptive. dahkaṭʼa·duwa·du to crawl around on hands and knees.

dahkaṭʼma* [dahkáṭʼmaw] ⇒ dahkaṭʼ*. Verb. stay in one place on hands and feet; rise up to position like frog with body up. dahkáṭʼmaci·du D: Durative. biláhqal dahkaṭʼmaw go across on hands and feet. dahkaṭʼmame·du dahkaṭʼmadu go along on hands and feet. dahkaṭʼmaduʔ synonyms: dahkam*, dahkom*.

dahke* [dahkew] ⇒ da-, hke*. Verb. have hand stopped while digging. ʔahqʰa ʔiyow do·la· da·qacʼinati dahkewiye·to I wanted to put my hands into deep water but something was in the way.

dahkela·tad* [dahkelata·du] ⇒ dahkelh*. Verb. brush off something with hand.

dahkelh* [dahkelʔ] ⇒ da-, hkelh*. Variant: dahkela·tad*. Verb. brush off something with hand.

dahko*₁ [-] ⇒ da-, hko*₂. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. sway back and forth.

dahkodahko*₁ [dahkodáhko] ⇒ dahko*₁. Reduplicating Verb. sway back and forth (of baby).

dahko*₂ [-] ⇒ da-, hko*₃. Cooccurrence: Always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Verb. make something knock (as by shaking it).

dahkodahko*₂ [dahkodáhkow] ⇒ dahko*₂. Reduplicating Verb. make knock by shaking.

dahkohko* [dahkóhkow] ⇒ dahko*₂. Reduplicating Verb. make something knock (as by shaking it).

dahkodahko*₁ [dahkodáhko] ⇒ dahko*₁. Reduplicating Verb. sway back and forth (of baby).

dahkodahko*₂ [dahkodáhkow] ⇒ dahko*₂. Reduplicating Verb. make knock by shaking.

dahkohko* [dahkóhkow] ⇒ dahko*₂. Reduplicating Verb. make something knock (as by shaking it).

dahkolhci* [dahkolhciw] ⇒ da-, hkolh*. Instr Verb Stem. press on something and loosen it (door) (no sound).

dahkolhma* [dahkólhmaw] ⇒ da-, hkolh*. Verb. press on something and loosen it (door). dahkólhmaw something arched.

musu dahkomali [musu dáhkomali] ⇒ musu·, dahkom*. Noun. where the log is resting on each end (like an old drum).

dahkotʰci* [dahkótʰciw] ⇒ da-, hkot*. Verb. wear off by rubbing. dahkótʰci D: Semelfactive, Imperative. dahkotá·du D: Durative. hawó·n dahkota·du used soap. dahkoti rub with hand and remove (paint)! or Use soap so it gets thin! hawo·n yaʔkʰe dahkótʰciqʰ our soap (bar) is thin from rubbing or washing. compare: dahsut*.

dahkoy* [dahkoyʔ] ⇒ da-, hkoy*. Verb. crawl to something. dahkoya·yi D: Imperative. dahkoyá·law moving down in /dahkomʔ/ position. pʰánʔkitoʔna dahkoya·ducʰmela I’m going to go to my granddaughter’s. dahkoya·duʔ to crawl out of sight. dahkoyá·duʔ feeble old person to go away using hands to help himself along.

dahkʰe* [dahkʰew] ⇒ da-, hkʰe*₂. Verb. move with hand. dakʰénʔwadú one to push around by hand (car to start it). dakʰecʰwaʔ several to push around by hand. dakʰe·du ?? dakʰéhtadu ?? dakʰedu·cedú·cedu ??

dahkʰiṭʼ* [dahkʰiʔ] ⇒ da-, hkʰiṭʼ*₁. Verb. strain wrist. dahkʰiṭʼciʔ to strain wrist.

dahkʰo* [dahkʰow] ⇒ da-, hkʰo*. Variant: dakʰot*. Verb. catch with hand (a thrown ball). dakʰoti catch several balls or one ball several times. cʼe·líʔ tiʔdu· li dahkʰoy he caught him from falling. dakʰotá·du D: Plural Durative. dahkʰo catch one! dahkʰocí·du D: Durative. dakʰótʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dakʰoʔ D: Plural Absolutive. pʰiʔkʼo mul dahkʰo catch ball! pʰiʔkʼo dákoti catch balls!

dahkʰuhkʰu* [dahkʰúhkʰuw] ⇒ da-, hkʰu*. Reduplicating Verb. crush with the hand. synonyms: dahcʰuhcʰu*.

dahlal* [dahlalʔ] ⇒ da-, hlal*. Verb. split (watermelon) by pressing. dahlala·ci split one. dahlali split several. dahlalá·tadu D: Durative.

dahle·m* [dahlemʔ] ⇒ da-, hle·m*. Variant: daletam*. Verb. be striped (horizontally without directional suffixes); stretch across. dahle·ma (to one stipe) stretch across; stretch with hands on each side of door! dahlema·ducé·du D: Durative, Directional "away". dahlema·qacé·du be stripes upward. Example Variant: daletá·malqacʰmeʔ. daletamʔ stripes to run horizontally; also used for plaids. ciwalá· daletá·meʔ šaqa·cʼe· ma you’ve got a striped shirt on. Example Variant: ...daletamʔ.... daletá·ma(du) (to stripe) Be stripe across (to several)! daletá·malaw to be stripes downward. Example Variant: dahlema·la ~ dahlema·lamé·du.

dahli* [-] ⇒ da-, hlic*₁. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. dig into bank to cut it back.

dahlihlic* [dahlíhliʔ] ⇒ dahli*. Reduplicating Verb. keep digging into bank to cut it back. dahlidáta·du D: Durative.

dahlo* [dahlow] ⇒ da-, hlo*₂. Variant: dalol*. Verb. be clean; be cleaned with hand. dahloqa clean it off! dahlowé· mu it is clean. dalolé· ma·caʔ they are clean. dalólqa clean them off!

dahlohqa* [dahlohqaw] ⇒ dahlo*. Verb. wash (stain) out (of clothes).

dahlokʼ* [dahloʔ] ⇒ da-, hlokʼ*. Verb. flop hand back and forth. dahlokʼciw fold (chair), one flop, or fall and flop hand from bent back to bent front or vice versa. dahlókʼci fold (chair)! . dahlókʼcimeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Semelfactive. dahlókʼcitacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dahlókʼcita·du one do one several places. dahlókʼa·law D: Directional "downward".

cumatʰma· dahlokʼciw [cumátʰma· dahlókʼciw] ⇒ cumatʰmaw, dahlokʼ*. Noun. folding chair.

dahlokʼdahlokʼ* [dahlókʼdahloʔ] ⇒ dahlokʼ*. Reduplicating Verb. flop the hand back and forth.

dahlo·m* [dahlomʔ] ⇒ da-, hlo·m*₂. Variant: daluhlu*. Verb. fold together something jointed; break but not into two pieces, bend on a hinge. ʔahá· miṭicʰma· dahlommela I broke by pressing the stick lying across (can be in two or not in two). dahlo·ma D: Imperative. dalotá·ma D: Imperative, Plural. dahloma·du D: Durative. dahlo·máʔtʰuʔ D: Plural Durative.

dahlud* [dahludu] ⇒ da-, hlud*₂. Variant: daluʔta*. Verb. knock off with the hand; detach. dalúʔtawa·law D: Plural, Directional "down". dalúʔta D: Plural, Imperative. dalúʔtame·du D: Plural, Durative. dalúʔta·maci D: Plural, Directional "inward". dalúʔtaw to knock down several. dalúʔtay daluʔtaqʰ D: Plural, Consequential. daluʔtaqam D: Plural, Causative. dalúʔtalaw D: Plural, Directional "down", Absolutive. daluʔtamu·li D: Plural, Locative. mu·kín ṭa dalu·taqam he knocked them off. dahludúʔbem would detach. Example Variant: dúʔba. dahludá·duwa·du detach here and there. dahludá·law to knock off a row downward. dahlúnba after detaching. Example Comment: @- /dahlún?ba/ ?. Example Variant: dahludú·li. dahludá·dem while detaching. Example Variant: dahludá·dun. dahlu·dánʔpʰ when detaching. Example Variant: dahlun(ʔ)pʰi. dahluyʔ he just knocked it off (visual). dahlunqʰ he just knocked it off (circum.) dahlúʔdo(m) he just knocked it off (quot.) dahludun ('nam) he just knocked it off (hear). dahlúʔyam D: Essive. dahlumqam D: Causative. dahludí·biʔ to start to knock off. dahluduʔyow D: Past Perfect. dahlúnʔkʰe D: Future. dahlunʔmiy distant past. dahlúnʔmeʔ D: Polite Imperative (to in-law). dahludá·du D: Durative. dahludá·duce·du D: Durative, Directional "away". dahludá·law D: Directional "down". dahludá·qaʔ D: Directional "up". dahlu· mulʔ spill that. dahlúnʔmulʔ mu·kín ṭa dahluʔyam he knocked it off. dahludí·cʼedu knocked (owl) off himself. pʰala dáhludu to knock off again.

dahluṭʼ* [dahluʔ] ⇒ da-, hluṭʼ*₁. Verb. slip off, slip away, while pressing with hand. dahluṭʼciw hand pressed on something to slip. dahluṭʼa·law hand pressed on something slips down.

dahlu·c* [dahluʔ] ⇒ da-, hlu·c*. Variant: daluhlu*. Verb. spill by hand. dahlu·ci spill one contents (obj. of verb) of sack! empty pocket by hand! dahluci·duce·du D: Durative, Directional "away". dalúhlu spill several! dalúhlume·du D: Durative. dahlúcʼmeʔ several knock off one. dahlucʼa·lameʔ D: Plural Imperative, Directional "down". dalúʔta·mulmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dahlúcʼmulmeʔ D: Plural Imperative ("in circle"). compare: šohqosʼ*, hkolh*.

dahmiy* [dahmiyʔ] ⇒ da-, hmiy*. Verb. rub off (husk), rub off (acorn shell); keep moving stuff around in basket with hand. dahmiyi D: Imperative. dahmiyá·duwa·du D: Durative.

dahmohmo* [dahmóhmow] ⇒ da-, hmo*. Verb. rub with hand; break up clods by passing hand over surface. dahmohmo smooth! break up clods by passing hand over a surface! dahmóhmopʰi mul sʼaʔsʼa ṭʼi· dáhkeli roll (beads) around in your hand; knock all the dirt off. dahmóhmow (could be) to roll around (lumpy flour) in hand to break up clods. ma cuhni· sʼíwʔwa·yi mul wihṭʰa dahmóhmow before you make bread, smooth the flour. dahmodámo·law D: Directional "down". dahmodámola·medu D: Directional "down". dahmodáhmommeʔ for several (beads).

dahmoy* [dahmoyʔ] ⇒ da-, hmoy*. Verb. rub off surface with palms (skin, fuzz off peach); break up clods by pushing and moving slightly. kalikákʰ dahmo·teʔ I’m going to rub a piece of paper in my hands. cohšo dáhmo·yiʔ to rub hands together. dahmowá·tacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dahmo·yi several times. Example Variant: dahmoyi. dahmoyá·duce·du D: Durative. dahmoyá·tadu D: Plural, Durative. ku·yi dáhmoyci do it once. dahmó·tʰuʔ D: Negative. dahmoyci D: Semelfactive, Imperative. dahmó·meʔ D: Plural Imperative. compare: damil*.

dahmuhmuc* [dahmúhmuʔ] ⇒ da-, hmu*. Reduplicating Verb. crush (glass) to pieces with hand (or something brittle); crush chair to pieces by pressing. dahmúhmuci D: Imperative.

dahmu·l* [dahmulʔ] ⇒ da-, hmu·l*₁. Verb. do incompletely, fail to complete, be left over, restricted to activities done with the hand. dahmu·li to fail to wash all. damula·taqa(·du) D: Causative. dahmula·duwá·du D: Durative. dahmu·láʔtʰuʔ D: Plural, Negative.

dahnadahna* [dahnadahnaw] ⇒ dahnat*. Reduplicating Verb. try to move, by pushing, (no tremble meaning). dayamʔ ti min dahnadáhnaw he’s pushing and pushing, trying to move it. (no tremble meaning). dahnadáhna to keep trying to push.

dahnat* [dahnaʔ] ⇒ da-, hnat*₂. Verb. try to move by pushing. dahnati to try once to push.

dahol* [daholʔ] ⇒ da-, hol*. Verb. search for something unseen with hand, try to contact or feel for something with hand. dahólciyi·cʼi @. daholí·cʼi @. daholi feel for something! dahólmeʔ feel for something (to several)! daholá·duwa·du keep feeling around for something. daholácʼmeʔ (several) feel around for several things! daholá·tacʼmeʔ each searching for something different.

dahpahpa*₁ [dahpahpaw] ⇒ da-, hpa*₂. Reduplicating Verb. (the hand) come into repeated contact with something messy; repeatedly pat something messy, gooey. dahpáhpahpʰi dahpáhpacʼkʰe if you pat (that wet paint), you will smear it (on something else). maʔa múl dahpáhpapʰi kʼaṭa tól dahpáhpacʼkʰe ʔe· mu if you pat that food, it will get smeared on your clothes.

dahpahpa*₂ [dahpáhpaw] ⇒ da-, hpa*₁. Reduplicating Verb. smear with hand. dahpáhpapʰi dahpáhpacʼkʰe if you pat (that wet paint), you wil smear it (on something else). maʔa mul dahpáhpapʰi kʼaṭa tól dahpahpacʼkʰe ʔe·mu if you pat that food, it will get smeared on your clothes.

dahpanh* [dahpanʔ] ⇒ da-, hpanh*. Variant: dapana·tad*. Verb. break up (e.g., clods of earth) with the hand. ʔama· dahkʰúhkʰucʰpʰi, dahpánhci break up the (clods of) earth with your hands and even the land with your palms. compare: daʔqʼac*.

dahpihpi* [dahpihpi] ⇒ dahpʰihpʰi*.

dahpitʼ* [dahpitʼ] ⇒ dahpʰitʼ*.

dahpo* [dahpow] ⇒ da-, hpo*₂. Verb. a three-dimensional space be filled completely and to overflowing with the hand. dahpotʰuʔ @ don't overflow. dahpowá·tacʼmeʔ @ overflow several! synonyms: pʰom*, tʼo*, bo·m*, cuṭʼa·q*, hpo*₂, pa*₂, pem*, pa·ṭ*₁, pʰa·l*, pʰam*, hwisʼ*, pam*, paṭ*₃, dohpo*, dohpo*.

dahpohpoc* [dahpóhpoʔ] ⇒ dahpo*. Reduplicating Verb. stuff to be overflowing. dahpóhpocʰqaw to stuff full by hand. kahó·n ma miʔkʰe dahpóhpocʰqa stuff your box to overflowing!

dahponpoloc* [dahpónpoloʔ] ⇒ da-, hponpolo*. Verb. make painfully swollen by repeated irritation by the palm of the hand. dahqʰáhqʰaba dahqʰáhqʰaba, daṭʼo·ba, dahpónpoloʔ having rubbed and rubbed, rubbed and rubbed, he rubbed the skin off and made it get painfully swollen. dahpónpoloci make swollen by rubbing! dahpónpolowacʼmeʔ make swollen by rubbing (to several)!

dahpʰaqʼ* [dahpʰaqʼciw] ⇒ da-, hpʰaqʼ*. Verb. interior of a surface break from hand. dahpʰaqʼmaw push and break a chair seat with hand.

dahpʰidapʰitad* [dahpʰidápʰita·du] ⇒ dahpʰihpʰi*. Reduplicating Verb. rub to pieces in several places.

dahpʰihpʰi* [dahpíhpiw] ⇒ da-, hpʰi*₁. Variant: dahpihpi*; dahpʰidapʰitad*. Reduplicating Verb. tear up or shred by rubbing with hand (or with claws). dahpʰíhpʰi shred! synonyms: dahpʰitʼ*.

dahpʰihpʰic* [dahpʰíhpʰiʔ] ⇒ dahpʰihpʰi*. Reduplicating Verb. tear up by rubbing with hands. dahpʰíhpʰici tear it up! dahpíhpiʔ to tear up, wear our by rubbing.

dahpʰitʼ* [dahpʰiʔ] ⇒ da-, hpʰitʼ*. Variant: dahpitʼ*; dapʰitʼpʰiʔtʼi*. Verb. tear, rip (paper, cloth, lettuce), with the hand. dahpítʼciw to tear (a rag) once with the hands. dahpitʼá·du to keep tearing with the hands. dahpitʼá·duwa·du to keep tearing here and there with the hands. Calque (of English slang): to tear around, move around wildly, go on a spree. ʔama dútʼaʔ ša· ʔin, mu ṭʼo dahpitʼá·dadun min sʼiw being a great worker, he does like he is tearing things up. Calque: work with speed. dapʰítʼpʰiʔtʼiw to tear several with the hands. dahpitʼá·qa go around moving fast doing things (tearing around). synonyms: dahpʰihpʰi*.

dahpʰohpʰo* [dahpʰóhpʰow] ⇒ da-, hpʰo*. Reduplicating Verb. brush (dandruff) off (a coat) with the hand; fluff (a pillow). dahpʰóhpʰoci fluff (the pillow)!

dahpʰom* [dahpʰomʔ] ⇒ da-, hpʰom*. Verb. waves to splash over (rocks). kuṭa·wi dahpʰomciw a wave came in once. baṭʰe·yi dahpʰomʔ waves came in many times. baṭʰe·yi dahpʰoma·du waves came in many times. duwecʼi ʔana hmi dahpʰomʔ yesterday the waves really slammed the rocks. compare: dapʰo·*.

dahpʰot [dahpʰoʔ] Lit: fog clouds Noun. 1 • fog. ʔaná· dahpʰoʔ ʔiw it is really foggy. Example Variant: ʔaná· dahpʰoʔ ʔiwam. dapʰóʔ qʰaba· thin, scattered clouds. dahpʰoʔ tʼomci the fog is rolling in. qawiṭa dahpʰóʔ ʔiwam it is a little foggy. dahpʰóʔ ṭa ʔiqam it is foggy. dahpʰotʼinsʼe· mu apparently it is foggy. compare: pʰom*; synonyms: qʰaba·.

2 • cloud (of dust).

dahpʰoʔ qʰaba· [dahpʰóʔ qʰaba·] Lit: fog cloud ⇒ dahpʰot, qʰaba·. Noun. thin, wispy clouds.

dahpʰoṭ* [dahpʰoʔ] ⇒ da-, hpʰoṭ*₂. Verb. make many fine particles come off some larger object in repeated movements, brush off, with the hand. dahpʰoʔ to brush (crumbs) off (a table) with the hand. dahpʰoṭícʼbaʔnati, mayʔma waʔ dusted himself off anyway and just walked off (like nothing happened). Example Variant: dahpʰoṭí·cʼin, mayʔma waʔ.. dahpʰoṭi brush off with hand! compare: tʼo*, siṭʼan*.

dahpʰoʔ qʰaba· [dahpʰóʔ qʰaba·] Lit: fog cloud ⇒ dahpʰot, qʰaba·. Noun. thin, wispy clouds.

dahpʰukʼut* [dahpʰukʼúʔ] ⇒ da-, hpʰukʼut*. Variant: dapʰukʼut*. Verb. put hand, palm first, into something yielding, soft, or in water.

dahpʰuṭay* [dahpʰuṭayʔ] ⇒ da-, hpʰuṭ*, -ay. Verb. be unable to finish (washing clothes) with hands.

dahpʰu·* [-] ⇒ da-, hpʰu·*. Cooccurrence: always with semelfactive -ci- or essive -ma-. Verb. thrust hand into something soft while falling. dahpʰú·maw falling, stick hand into water or feather bed. Example Variant: dahpʰó·maw.

dahqadahqa* [dahqadáhqaw] ⇒ da-, hqa*₄. Reduplicating Verb. repeatedly rub with the hand, wash often. dahqadáhqanati, baqʼo dahqálʔ tʰin although rubbed repeatedly, nothing is wiped off.

dahqalh* [dahqalʔ] ⇒ da-, hqalh*. Verb. wipe off with the palm of the hand (e.g., dust from a table); wipe clean. dahqalá·law wipe downwards. daqáhlala wipe several downwards. dahqalá·qo wipe out hither. dahqalá·duci wipe hence. dahqáhlimá·qo wipe in hither. daqáhlaqo wipe several hither. daqahladu·ci wipe several hence. dahqalá·qa dust off (one table). daqalá·qa dust off (several tables). Example Variant: dahqalá·tadu. dahqalicʼ wipe sweat off self. kumíʔda ʔa mu·kito mahsiʔ dahyolá·dem mul dahqalí·cʼenʔ every time I rubbed charcoal on him, he rubbed it off himself. dahqálciw to wipe something clean in one place. dahqalí mulʔ wipe that! dahqaltaw to wipe several things. compare: daba·l*.

dahqosʼ* [dahqoʔ] ⇒ da-, hqosʼ*. Variant: daqohsʼ*; daqosʼqoʔsʼo*. Verb. spill nonliquids with the hand, cause a group of solid objects to fall off, using the hand. dahqosʼá·law to spill into or onto something (i.e. sugar into sink). dahqósʼmaw to spill onto something. dahqósʼciw push table cloth off and spill what is on it. dahqosʼá·duʔ to spill and scatter. dahqosʼá·duci spill and scatter! dahqosʼá·cʼicʰmeʔ spill and scatter (to several)! daqʼohsʼacʼicʰmeʔ spill and scatter several (to several)! daqóhsʼaduʔ to spill and scatter several. dahqósʼci spill one! dahqósʼcitʰuʔ don't spill one! dahqósʼcimeʔ @. dahqósʼcime·du @. daqosʼqoʔsʼo one spill several!

daqosʼqoʔsʼo* [daqosʼqoʔsʼow] ⇒ dahqosʼ*, dahqosʼ*. Verb. spill nonliquids with the hand.

dahqoṭol* [dahqoṭolʔ] ⇒ da-, hqoṭol*₁. Variant: daqoṭolta*. Verb. try to push something but fail to move it; try but fail to wash everything.

dahqoyʔ* [dahqoyʔ] ⇒ da-, hqoyʔ*₁. Verb. bend or sprain wrist by pressing the hand against something.

dahqoyʔci* [dahqóyʔciw] ⇒ dahqoyʔ*. Verb. suddenly to bend the wrist, to strain or sprain the wrist. dahqóyʔci sprain wrist! dahqóyʔcimeʔ sprain wrist (to several)! dahqóyʔciwa·cʼiwacʼmeʔ @ keep spraining wrists (to several)!

dahqoyʔdahqoyʔ* [dahqóyʔdahqoyʔ] ⇒ dahqoyʔ*. Reduplicating Verb. bend wrist back and forth. dahqóyʔdahqoyi bend your wrist back and forth! dahqóyʔdahqoyʔmameʔ several get twisting wrists. dahqóyʔdaqoya·cʼiwacʼmeʔ @.

dahqʰa* [-] ⇒ da-, hqʰa*₃. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. rub with the hand; with waves. compare: daqʰal*₂, daqʰal*₁.

dahqʰadahqʰa* [dahqʰdáhqʰaw] ⇒ dahqʰa*. Variant: dahqʰadaqʰata·d*. Reduplicating Verb. rub repeatedly with the hand. dahqʰadáhqʰa, ʔima cʰíhyaʔ rub it, it cramped. dahqʰadáhqʰata·du rub in several places. dahqʰadáhqʰa mul ʔima cʰihya ʔ rub it, it cramped. Example Variant: dahqʰadáhqʰa ʔima cʰihya mul ʔ. dahqʰadáqʰa·cʼi rub self back and forth. dahqʰadáhqʰamʔ several rub with hand back and forth. dahqʰadáhqʰacidu keep rubbing habitually.

dahqʰahqʰa* [dahqʰáhqʰaw] ⇒ dahqʰa*. Reduplicating Verb. rub or slide with hands; with waves. dahqʰáhqʰawe to be·li, duṭʰalaʔ rub me with your hands back here; it pains me. dahqʰahqʰa rub around gently where it pains! dahqʰahqʰaw rub with hand back and forth.

dahqʰadaqʰata·d* [dahqʰadaqʰata·du] ⇒ dahqʰadahqʰa*.

dahqʰalh* [dahqʰalʔ] ⇒ da-, hqʰalh*. Variant: daqʰalta*. Verb. dust. dahqʰali dust! dahqʰalá·du keep dusting! dahqʰálmeʔ dust (to several)! daqʰáltameʔ dust several (to several)!

dahqʰaṭ* [dahqʰaʔ] ⇒ da-, hqʰaṭ*₁. Verb. rip by hand. dahqʰaṭi rip by hand!

dahqʰayʔma* [dahqʰáyʔmaw] ⇒ da-. Instr Verb Stem. slide the palm of the hand across (a smooth table top).

dahqʰolh* [dahqʰolʔ] ⇒ da-, hqʰolh*. Variant: daqʰolta*. Verb. break through with the hand, drill hole. hida·wi ʔahqʰa dáqʰohlimʔ they let out the water in the road (puddles) (digging) by hand. dahqʰoli drill hole! dahqʰóltʰuʔ don't drill hole! daqʰóhlima D: Plural. compare: qʰol.

dahsa*₁ [dahsaw] ⇒ daʔdi*₁. Variant: dasa*. Verb. 1 • move several with the hand. cumátʰma· lamé·sa tol dahsama put the chairs on the table! dasáhtadu D: Durative. pʰiʔṭʼaʔṭʼaw bisamʔ to use the clapper.

2 • move as ocean wave.

dahsa*₃ [dahsaw] ⇒ da-, hsa*₂. Verb. warn, admonish, tell not to do, tell to stop. dahsawíye· yal he told us to stop doing that.

dasatad* [dasata·du] ⇒ dahsa*₃. Variant: dasatacʼ*. Verb. warn, admonish, dissuade. ma·cál dasata·du to warn several. dasatá·du to admonish. dasatá·duwa·du D: Durative. ma·caʔ duhkʰú·muʔli ʔa dasatá·du they had a fight and I stopped them. dasata·cʼiwacʼmeʔ D: Plural Object, Plural Imperative. synonyms: basatad*.

dahsac* [dahsaʔ] ⇒ . Verb. store [?] dahsácʰmeʔ ?? store plural ??

dahsakʼa·t* [dahsakʼaʔ] ⇒ da-, hsakʼa·t*. Verb. bounce with the hand; hand be jarred. cʼe·lícʼba ʔahsi· dahsakʼátʰwiye·to falling, my hand was jarred hard (on catching myself). compare: dahsikʼi·t*.

dahsam* [dahsamʔ] ⇒ daʔdim*. Verb. put, pick up several things on a surface off the ground. cumátʰma· lamé·sa tol dahsama put the chairs on the table.

dahse* [dahsew] Verb. wash (clothes, food).

dahsetʼ* [dahseʔ] ⇒ da-, hsetʼ*. Verb. wash self.

dasetʼmacʼ* [dasetʼmaʔ] ⇒ dahsetʼ*. Verb. several people (a group) washing themselves.

dahsewacʼ* [dahsewacʼ] ⇒ dahsewad*.

dahsewad* [dahsewadu] Variant: dahsewacʼ*. Verb. wash (clothes).

dahsey* [dahseyʔ] ⇒ da-, hsey*₂. Verb. spread (cloth) over something with the hand. dahseyá·qa push cloth over something to cover it! daséhyaqa D: Plural, Causative, Imperative. dahseyá·qa spread out cloth over something by hand.

dahsikʼi·t* [dahsikʼiʔ] ⇒ da-, hsikʼi·t*. Verb. brush off or away (insect from self, vase from table). dahsikʼí·ti D: Imperative. dasikʼí·ti D: Plural Object Imperative. compare: dahsakʼa·t*.

dahsilh* [dahsilʔ] ⇒ da-, hsilh*. Verb. get a sliver in the hand (palm), paw. cabáhla· dahsílhmawiye· to a sliver ran into my hand. Example Variant: dahsílhciwiye· to.

dahsim* [dahsimʔ] ⇒ da-, hsim*. Verb. extinguish (fire), with the hand, by brushing with hand. ʔoho dáhsim put out fire with hand. heʔén dahsimácʼkʰetʰin he couldn’t brush it out (fire).

dahsis* [dahsis] ⇒ da-, hsis*. Verb. itch, have surface irritation. kihlaʔ dahsísmaw it still itches (painful, not just itch).

dahsit* [dahsiʔ] ⇒ da-, hsit*. Verb. make into pieces with hand.

dahsohso* [dahsohsow] ⇒ da-, hso*. Reduplicating Verb. sprinkle (clothes to iron).

dahsokʼo·t* [dahsokʼoʔ] ⇒ da-, hsokʼo·t*₁. Verb. spurt with the hand. dasokʼó·ti D: Plural Imperative (several places). synonyms: dahšokʼo·t*.

dahsom* [dahsomʔ] ⇒ da-, hsom*₁. Verb. rub off with fingers; erase.

dahsoṭ* [dahsoʔ] ⇒ da-, hsoṭ*. Variant: dasohṭ*. Verb. brush off with the hand; splash, scatter little pieces with the hand. dahsoṭi scatter (paper, dust, feathers, leaves, stones). dasoṭá·duʔ to scatter with hand. dasoṭá·duci D: Directional "away". dasoṭá·cicʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dasoṭádu·tʰuʔ D: Durative, Negative. dahsoṭi brush that off! (dust, dandruff). dasóhṭaduʔ to splash (water) around with hands.

dahsuhsu* [dahsuhsuw] ⇒ da-, hsu*₂. Verb. be scratched up (on surface). dahsúhsuʔ scratched up.

dahsut* [dahsuʔ] ⇒ da-, hsut*. Verb. make into pieces with the hand (like a leftover bar of soap). dahsuti leave that (tiny sliver of soap)! dahsutá·du D: Durative. dahsutácʼmeʔ D: Plural Object, Plural Imperative. dahsutʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. hawó·n dahsuʔ soap to wear smaller and smaller. dahsutʼi D: Imperative. dahsútʼciw D: Semelfactive, Absolutive. compare: dahkotʰci*.

dahša* [dahšaw] ⇒ da-, hša*₂. Verb. have unkempt hair; be with (hair) sticking out all over; hair to be bushy; dissarange with hand. dahšaci be with mussed hair long or short time. kalikakʰ dahšáʔ bawili milu· kaho·n li ʔ put the papers loose in the box there! (not pushed down tight). dašatácʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dahšamá·du D: Essive, Durative. dašátʰmameʔ D: Essive, Plural Imperative. dašáhtimmeʔ D: Essive, Plural Imperative. dahšamʔ be with (hair) sticking out all over; hair to be bushy. compare: dahcam*, puhšaš*, šuhšahša*, duša·maw.

dahšahša* [dahšahšaw] ⇒ dahša*. Reduplicating Verb. disarrange, mess up, with the hand (palm). kʼaṭa dahšahšaʔ to mess up cloth so not neat (no mat down meaning). dahšahšayiʔ D: Reflexive, Absolutive.

dahšac* [dahšaʔ] ⇒ da-, hšac*. Verb. pack loosely; put stuff into something any old way, gather various small things into pile. dahšaci pack it loose (so clothes won’t wrinkle)! dahšacá·duwa·du D: Plural, Durative. dašáhciwacʼiwacʼmeʔ D: Plural, Durative, Imperative (here and there). dašahcimeʔ D: Plural Imperative.

dahšan* [dahšanʔ] ⇒ da-, hšan*. Verb. push on something resilient.

dahše* [dahšew] ⇒ da-, hše*₁. Cooccurrence: only with negative. Verb. not miss anything by touching. dahšew ʔtʰin not miss anything by touching.

dahši* [-] ⇒ da-, hši*₁. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. scatter with the hand.

dahšihši* [dahšíhšiw] ⇒ dahši*. Reduplicating Verb. scatter (grass or leaves) (like chickens but with hand). synonyms: dahšuhšu*.

dahšohšo* [dahšohšow] ⇒ da-, hšo*₂. Reduplicating Verb. 1 • move hand through hair, rustle (hair, leaves).

2 • knock off something easy; come off (like loose berries, or leaves). compare: dahšolh*.

dahšokʼo·t* [dahšokʼoʔ] ⇒ da-, hšokʼo·t*. Verb. wash with the hand. kʼaṭa sʼáʔsʼa qʼoʔdi dášokʼo·tʰ the dirt on the clothes comes off easy when washing (wet, not dry). Example Variant: ...dásokʼo·tʰ.. synonyms: dahsokʼo·t*.

dahšolh* [dahšolʔ] ⇒ da-, hšolh*. Verb. by hand to brush off dust, shedding hair, leaves from tree. dahšoli brush off (dust, hair, leaves)! dahšólhciw to brush off one thing. dahšolá·tadu to brush off several places. compare: dahšohšo*.

dahšu* [-] ⇒ da-, hšu*₂. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. scatter with hand.

dahšuhšu* [dahšuhšuw] ⇒ dahšu*. Reduplicating Verb. rustle with hand. dahšuhšuhuc D: Semelfactive. dahšuhšuʔ rustle around or mess around in. synonyms: dahšihši*.

dahta* [-] ⇒ da-, hta*₁. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. slap or pat something soft or wet.

dahtadahta* [dahtadahtaw] ⇒ dahta*. Reduplicating Verb. pat on something soft like dough or mud.

dahtahta* [dahtáhtaw] ⇒ dahta*. Reduplicating Verb. repeatedly slap something wet (or dry added later). dahtáhtaci repeatedly slap a little bit. maṭʼqʰa dáhtahtaw to slap repeatedly on mud. ʔahqʰa dáhtahtaw to slap repeatedly on water. dahtáhta D: Imperative. synonyms: pahtahta*; compare: dahtehte*.

dahtadahta* [dahtadahtaw] ⇒ dahta*. Reduplicating Verb. pat on something soft like dough or mud.

dahtay* [dahtayʔ] ⇒ da-, htay*₁. Verb. touch with the hand. dahtayinʔ I see him touching. dahtayin I hear him touching.

dahte* [-] ⇒ da-, hte*. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. pat repeatedly dry object.

dahtehte* [dahtehtew] ⇒ dahte*. Reduplicating Verb. pat repeatedly dry object, not wet. dahtehteʔ to spread smooth, arrange. compare: dahtahta*.

dahtenh*₁ [dahténʔ] ⇒ da-, htenh*₁. Verb. massage by patting with hand.

dahtenh*₂ ⇒ da-, htenh*₂. [dahténʔ] Verb. make even by pressing with hand, arrange. dahténhciyi·cʼi mito heʔe ʔ arrange your hair!

dahṭanṭalac* [dahṭánṭalaʔ] ⇒ da-, hṭanṭala*, da-. Instr Verb Stem. fade from washing. dahṭánṭalaci D: Semelfactive, Imperative. dahṭánṭalawa·du to fade (several).

dahṭihṭi* [dahṭihṭiw] ⇒ da-, hṭihṭi*. Verb. pound with the palm of hand. dahṭihṭiw to pound (chair) several times with palm.

dahṭʰolaq [dahṭʰolaʔ] ⇒ da-, hṭʰolh*, -aq₁. Verb. force one's way through. dono tol ʔimo dahṭʰolahy in the mountain a tunnel was made through.

dahwatʼ* [dahwaʔ] ⇒ da-, hwatʼ*. Verb. flop, disintegrate, lose tenseness, tone, collapse. dahwátʼci mulʔ D: Squash that! dihwatʼá·law to fall loosely and ragged, not nec. to pieces.

dahwe·n* [dahwenʔ] ⇒ da-, hwe·n*. Verb. shake, using hands. qʰale dahwene· Violet Violet is shaking the tree. qʰale₁ dahwenmaw₂ (They) are shaking the tree.

dahyol* [dahyolʔ] ⇒ da-, hyol*. Verb. mix up with hand, mix (salt or pepper) in. dahyoʔ to sprinkle (salt or pepper) on top on one thing; to smear on with hand or pat on with hand in one place. dahyo·ci D: Semelfactive, Imperative. dahyoci·ducé·du D: Durative, Directional "away". dahyocʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dahyo·yícʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Reflexive. dahyoyí·cʼiwacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dahyoli rub on something (around but scattered). dahyolmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dahyoliʔ to spread liquid on self. dayolá·qa put (salt) on several things. dahyolá·tadu to put in salt, or rub all over. dayolmaʔ putting face powder, cream, etc. on self. dahyo·ci mul ʔ D: Imperative. dahyo·lí mul ʔ D: Imperative. mil ʔbakʰe be·li dáhyo·ci to ʔ dab some of that (cologne) on me! ʔahqʰa tó dahyo·ci dab water on me! Example Variant: mul ʔáhqʰa to dahyo·ci. synonyms: hyol*, hcec*₂, dacʼi·ṭ*, dacʼi·ṭ*.

dahyu* [-] ⇒ da-, hyu*₂. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. shake to wake up.

dahyuhyu* [dahyuhyuw] ⇒ dahyu*. Reduplicating Verb. shake to wake up with the hands. dahyúhyucʰpʰi, dawayi "By push let go ? wake up! dahyúhyupʰi.. keep it up!

dahyut* [dahyuʔ] ⇒ da-, hyut*. Verb. break something crumbly, with the hand (palm). dahyutʰciw to break by pushing.

dakaht* [dakáhtiw] ⇒ dahka*.

dakahtacʼ* [dakahtaʔ] ⇒ dahka·d*.

dakel* [dakelʔ] ⇒ da-, kel*₁. Variant: dakelta*. Verb. straighten with the hand; massage, pass hand over a surface to make smooth. dakelíto mihya massage my neck! synonyms: pakel*, hṭʰinh*; compare: datul*.

dakeli·cʼ* [dakeliʔ] ⇒ dakel*. Verb. straighten self out or take out aches. dakeli·cʼi D: Imperative.

dakelta* [dakeltaw] ⇒ dakel*. Verb. massage.

dake·ṭ* [dakeʔ] ⇒ da-, ke·ṭ*. Verb. with palm to take off corner.

dakikiṭ* [dakikíʔ] ⇒ da-, kiki·ṭ*. Verb. with the hand to rub on a washboard.

dakimci* [dakímciw] ⇒ da-, kim*. Verb. stretch something out with hands (cloth, not rubber band). kʼaṭa mul dakimci stretch out that cloth!

daki·lʔdaki·l* [dakilʔdakílʔ] ⇒ daki·l*. Reduplicating Verb. keep on swinging quickly.

daki·lm* [dakilmáw] ⇒ daki·l*.

daki·lʔdaki·l* [dakilʔdakílʔ] ⇒ daki·l*. Reduplicating Verb. keep on swinging quickly.

daki·š* [dakiš] ⇒ da-, ki·š*. Verb. stretch over a surface, with the hand; stretch non-long object tight with hand. daki·ši D: Absolutive. Example Variant: daṭi·šiʔ. dakiši·ci stretch cloth or skin taut, not string! (for string use kim-, ṭim-, kel. ʔaná· hawo·nli ʔusaʔ bato huʔu·mo dakišciwiy I really washed my face with soap and it shrank taut. compare: daṭi·š*.

dako [dako´] Noun. butt of hand. cohšo dáko butt of hand.

dakolm* [dakolmaw] ⇒ dako·l*.

dako·l* [dakolʔ] ⇒ da-, ko·l*. Variant: dakolm*. Verb. turn with hand; work drill by moving hand up and down.

dakʰeṭ* [dakʰeʔ] ⇒ da-, kʰeṭ*. Verb. one to part (grass) with hands (to make path). wara·ha mul dakʰeṭa·qa deal the cards! dakʰeṭaʔ to deal (cards). dakʰehṭaʔ several part or one part several times. compare: wara·ha, waraha·r*.

dakʰi* [dakʰiw] ⇒ da-, kʰi*. Verb. stretch (rubber) by pushing with hand.

dakʰot* [dakʰóʔ] ⇒ dahkʰo*.

dakʰu·l* [dakʰulʔ] ⇒ da-, kʰu·l*₁. Verb. feel lumpy with hand. dakʰu·lal dahkʰúhkʰuci I am making the lumpy (earth) fine by rubbing between palms of my hand.

dakʼahni* [dakʼáhniw] ⇒ dakʼa·n*, -h-.

dakʼanay* [dakʼanáyʔ] ⇒ dakʼa·n*, -ay. Verb. from pushing to be leaning against.

dakʼa·n* [dakʼanʔ] ⇒ da-, kʼa·n*. Variant: dakʼahni*. Verb. tilt, lean, be askew, standing object be off the vertical as a result of pushing with the hand.

dakʼanay* [dakʼanáyʔ] ⇒ dakʼa·n*, -ay. Verb. from pushing to be leaning against.

dakʼa·nci* [dakʼancíw] ⇒ dakʼa·n*. Verb. push (a stake) out of vertical.

dakʼihtimaʔ* [dakʼihtimaʔ] ⇒ da-, kʼiṭʰ*₂. Verb. have parallel stripes running sideways; have horizontal stripes.

dakʼihṭʰala* [dakʼíhṭʰalaw] ⇒ da-, kʼiṭʰ*₂, -ala. Verb. have parallel stripes running downward; have vertical stripes.

dakʼihṭʰalaw [dakʼíhṭʰalaw] ⇒ dakʼihṭʰala*. Adjective. striped. dakʼíhṭʰalayya D: Plural.

dakʼi·* [dakʼiw´] ⇒ da-, kʼi·*₁. Verb. scratch with the fingernails (or claws of animals) with the fingers moving perpendicular to the plane of the nails (toward the palm); cut hand on something.

dakʼohn* [dakʼóhniw] ⇒ daʔkʼonh*.

dakʼoṭa·tad* [dakʼoṭa·tadú] ⇒ dakʼo·ṭ*.

dakʼo·l* [dakʼolʔ] ⇒ da-, kʼo·l*. Verb. dig a hole with the hand. dakʼolá·ducé·d dakʼo·lácʼmeʔ D: Plural. dakʼola·la dig deeper; dig down. ʔiyó· min dakʼola·la dig down deeper. dakʼóhlala dig several holes deeper.

dakʼo·ṭ* [dakʼoʔ´] ⇒ da-, kʼo·ṭ*. Variant: dakʼoṭa·tad*. Verb. 1 • wipe out with the palm of the hand a depression not on one’s own body.

2 • dig (on the ground). dakʼo·ṭí D: Imperative. dakʼo·ṭácʼmeʔ D: Plural.

dakʼo·ṭicʼ* [dakʼo·ṭíʔ] ⇒ dakʼo·ṭ*. Verb. wipe out with the palm of the hand on oneself (sweat from armpit); wipe under arm, between toes or in ears or nostrils. dakʼoṭi·cʼi D: Imperative. dakʼoṭi·cʼedú·cedu D: Durative. dak'óṭʰmacʼmeʔ D: Plural.

dakʼut* [dakʼúʔ] ⇒ daʔkʼu*.

dalac* [daláʔ] ⇒ da-, lac*. Verb. miss (catching something) with hand. dalaci miss it! dalácʰmeʔ miss it! (to in-law?) synonyms: daʔdayac*.

daladala* [daladálaw] ⇒ dalac*. Verb. try to pick up quickly and keep trying because keep missing. compare: daʔladaʔla*, baʔlabaʔla*.

dalahqa* [dalahqa] ⇒ da·lahqa*.

dalasʼa* [dalasʼaw] ⇒ dasʼa·*. Verb. break glass.

dalaṭʼa*₁ [dalaṭʼáw] ⇒ daʔṭʼa*.

dalaṭʼa*₂ [dalaṭʼáw] ⇒ daṭʼa·*.

dalayac* [dalayáʔ] ⇒ da-, laya*. Instr Verb Stem. slip hand over something.

dala·mecʼqa* [dalá·mecʼqaw] ⇒ ʔda*₁, -alamecʼ. Verb of Movement. 1 • two (male or female) go down off of. synonyms: wala·mecʼ*, pʰilala·mecʼ*, hayohmala·mecʼ*.

2 • a few men go down off of.

daledale* [daledálew] ⇒ da-, le*. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated; usually with Semelfactive. Reduplicating Verb. stop up with the hand. ʔama· li daledáleci mul ʔoho ʔ put the fire out with dirt over it!

daletam* [daletámʔ] ⇒ dahle·m*, -ta-.

dalhat* [dalhaʔ] ⇒ da-, lhat*. Verb. give up in disgust. dalhati give up in disgust! dalhatʰwiye·to I’m disgusted. hiʔbayá yaʔ kʰe naṭa cʼa·haʔ da·qacʼba ti·to da·qáʔtʰi·li dalhát ba qʼa·y the man wanted to marry my child, but she didn’t want to and he gave up in disgust and left.

dali* [daliw] ⇒ da-, li*₂. Variant: dalita*. Verb. stir with the hand. dali·ma fan it (with hand)!

dalita* [dalitaw] ⇒ dali*.

dali·t* [daliʔ] ⇒ da-, li·t*. Verb. move hands or arms as in doing breast stroke; move circularly, move through a medium (air, water) in an arc, with the hand (palm), paw. dalihtʰuʔ D: Negative. dali·támṭa to wave hand or swish in water. dali·ti wave hand! (several times). dalitʰmaw D: Essive. dalitʰcitʰuʔ D: Semelfactive, Negative. dalita·ducé·du D: Durative, Directional "away". dalitʰcimé·duce·du D: Durative, Directional "away". dalitʰmeʔ wave hand! several times (to several). dalitʰci wave hand once! dalitʰcimeʔ wave hand once (to several)! dalitʰmameʔ D: Plural Imperative. dalitʰmamécʼmeʔ D: Plural Durative Imperative.

dalodaloc* [dalodáloʔ] ⇒ da-, lo*. Reduplicating Verb. roll around in hands (between palms) into a ball (clay or dough). dalodáloci D: Imperative. dalodálowa·du D: Durative. ʔaná· mu pʰiʔkʼo sʼalutʼeʔ dihcitʰú sóh mito dalodaloʔkʰeʔeʔ don’t pick up that ball; it’s too slick; it’ll just keep slipping out of hand. dalodálo D: Imperative. compare: daʔloʔlo*, cʰilocʰiloc*.

dalohqa* [dalohqa] ⇒ da·lohqa*.

dalol* [dalolʔ] ⇒ dahlo*. Verb. be clean. dalolqa causative, plural. dalolé· ma·caʔ they are clean.

daloṭʼo* [dalaṭʼów] ⇒ daṭʼo·*.

dalo·* [dalow] ⇒ da-, lo·*. Verb. be soggy from the hand. sʼaʔsʼa ʔáhsiyin sóh dalo·ciy it is so dirty that (the stain) won’t wash off. dase· weṭi dahloʔtʰin; sóh dalo·ciy although I washed it (the stain) wouldn’t come off; it just stays there. dalo·ciw

dalo·qocʼqa* [daló·qocʼqaw] ⇒ ʔda*₁, -aloqocʼ. Verb of Movement. 1 • two (male or female) come up out of. synonyms: wolo·qocʼ*, pʰilolo·qocʼ*₂, hayohmalo·qocʼ*.

2 • a few men come up out of.

dalu* [daluw] ⇒ da-, lu*₂. Verb. 1 • rub or spread something with hand. dalu D: Imperative. dalumeʔ D: Plural Imperative. daluwá·du D: Durative. dalu·cʼi rub face cream on self! dalutʰuʔ D: Negative. huʔu·mo ma créam daluʔye did you rub cream on your face ? daluʔtʰuʔ D: Reflexive Negative.

2 • be ocean waves; have waves, whitecaps; splash. dalucí·du D: Durative. ʔahqʰa dáluyiʔ high waves. daluyicʰqʰ (ocean) getting rough. qʰaʔbe tol ʔana· ʔahqʰa daluwe· qʰamosʼ at the ocean the waves are really rough on the rocks. ʔana· ʔahqʰa daluwe· qʰamosʼ at the ocean the waves are really rough. dalumeʔ D: Plural Imperative. daluyícʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Reflexive. daluwá·law wave to splash over a rock. dalu splash!

daluc* [daluʔ] ⇒ dalu*. Verb. smear, coat.

dalucʼu·* [dalucʼuw] ⇒ dacʼu·*, daʔcʼumc*, daʔcʼumc*.

daluhlu* [daluhluw] ⇒ dahlo·m*, dahlu·c*. Verb. fold together something jointed.

daluʔta* [daluʔtaw] ⇒ dahlud*.

dam [dam] Noun. title of respect.

dama*₁ [damaw] Lit: pan gold ⇒ da-, ma*₃. Variant: damat*. Verb. scoop in hands (gravel, sand, flower, dirt, bunch of eggs); get (flour from barrel); scrape loose material into a container, pick up bunch (of beans). damataʔ D: Plural. ʔó·ro damataʔ to get lots of gold, pan gold, gather gold into something. dama D: Imperative. damati D: Intentive. damatá·du D: Durative. damameʔ D: Plural Imperative. damaméla I scooped. damawela I am scooping. damatela I am scooping several. damátʰmela I putting in something, I scooped several; I served it. damaʔ to serve food. maʔa dámati serve several. Example Variant: maʔa dáma. damatʼácʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. damací·du D: Durative. damayícmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Reflexive. damatá·cʼiyicʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Reflexive. damatá·du míl(ʔ) bakʰe ʔinoʔ pick up some of that dust (dirt). dama·biʔ pick up from barrel (not on ground). damáhtibiʔ pick up several bunches. damalo·qocʼi take out of something. damáhtalo·qocʼi take several out of something. wihṭʰa dáma take flour out (of barrel)! maʔa dámapʰi ma·cal hoh fill up their plates and give it to them.

dama*₂ [damaw] ⇒ da-, ma*₅. Verb. weave, twine a basket. damataʔ several to weave.

damat* [damaʔ] ⇒ dama*₁.

damihca* [damíhcaw] ⇒ dane*.

damil* [damilʔ] ⇒ da-, mil*. Verb. 1 • pick any way, leaves and all; pick roughly, berries with leaves. damili D: Imperative. damilá·du D: Durative. damílcicʼe·du to keep running hands (through hair or over face). damilcicʼ do once. damiliʔ to keep doing. compare: dahmoy*.

2 • scrape bunch of (beans) off (vine) (into box).

damit* [damiʔ] ⇒ hiʔda, mit*. Verb. throw. damítaʔtʰuʔ D: Durative, Negative. damítadu·cedu D: Habitual. damítadu to throw away, abandon several diff. times . pʰala damítadu to throw away, abandon several diff. times again. synonyms: dane*; compare: bane*₂, ʔdamihca*.

cahno damiṭa·duʔli [cahno dámiṭa·duʔli] ⇒ cahno₂, damit*, =wi. Noun. microphone. cahno dámita·duʔli thing that throws out words: speaker and microphone.

damitaq* [damítaʔ] ⇒ damit*, -aq₁. Verb. throw out.

damita·duc* [damíta·duʔ] ⇒ damit*, -aduc. Verb. throw away, discard. cahno dámita·duʔ to throw out words or language; to treat language heritage as worthless (as some young people do). damítadu·ci throw away!

damitaq* [damítaʔ] ⇒ damit*, -aq₁. Verb. throw out.

damuc* [damuʔ] Variant: damutac*. Verb. get enough to eat; eat enough, drink enough. damucʼ é· ʔa I am full. hu·ʔ ya damúhcimʔ yes, we're full. damuci get full! damuhcimmeʔ get full! (to several). damúʔ**cime· ya we are full.

damutac* [damutaʔ] ⇒ damuc*.

danac* [danaʔ] ⇒ da-, nac*₃. Verb. push together.

danaka [danaka] Place Name. Danaká.

danam* [danámʔ] ⇒ da-, na·*₁, na·m*. Variant: danatam*. Verb. 1 • cover.

2 • bury. huʔul danamye· mu that was buried a while ago. danatamye· mu those were buried. dana·ma mulʔ bury it! compare: diʔbu*.

danatam* [danatámʔ] ⇒ danam*.

danawad* [danawá·du] ⇒ da-, na·*₁. Verb. cover up with hand.

dane* [danew] Variant: daba·ne*; damihca*. Verb. throw one object away, abandon. pʰalá ʔdane D: Imperative. Example Variant: pʰala dáne. dané·meʔ D: Plural Imperative. pʰala ʔdané·tʰuʔ D: Negative. Example Variant: pʰaláʔ dane·tʰuʔ. pʰalá ʔdane·medu D: Durative. Example Variant: pʰala ʔdané·medu. pʰala ʔdané·medu·ceʔtʰuʔ D: Durative, Negative, Directional "away". synonyms: damit*; compare: daba·ne*, bane*₃, ne*₃.

danehc* [danehciw] ⇒ ʔdane*. Verb. throw away.

dapam* [dapamʔ] ⇒ da-, pam*, da-, pam*. Verb. cover thickly; grow densely. dapammaw to be covered thickly (with flowers). Example Variant: dapemmaw. synonyms: dapem*, dapʰa·l*.

dapana·tad* [dapaná·tadu] ⇒ dahpanh*.

dapem* [dapemʔ] ⇒ da-, pem*. Variant: dape·m*. Verb. grow thickly; coat, surface be densely covered or coated with numerous small objects. dapémmaw to be densely covered. ciʔdomʔ dapemmaw (The plant) is densely covered with flowers. hayu yá·col ʔime dapemmaw the dog has a thick coat of fur. dapema grow thick. Example Variant: dape·ma. synonyms: dapam*, dapʰa·l*.

dape·m* [dape·m] ⇒ dapem*.

dapʰahlim* [dapʰahlimʔ] ⇒ dapʰa·l*.

dapʰa·k* [dapʰa·k] ⇒ dapʰa·q*.

dapʰa·q* [dapʰaʔ] Variant: dapʰa·k*. Verb. formally end a ritual, ceremony or procedure. qʼoʔo dápʰa·qa bring the dance to a close! dapʰaʔ qʼoʔo ending song (to bring a dance to a close). English ṭʼo ʔa dapʰakʼ I have finished (a course in) English. dapʰa·qa end a ceremony (or dance) formally. dapʰaʔ qʼoʔó ʔe·mu ending song. baṭʰé· má· dapʰaʔ end many things. English lánguage ṭʼo· ʔa dapʰakʼ I have finished (studying, a course in) the English language. dapʰaqá·duwa·du end many things. dapʰahtáhmeʔ end several things (to several). compare: duʔkʼu*.

dapʰitʼpʰiʔtʼi* [dapʰitʼpʰiʔtʼiw] ⇒ dahpʰitʼ*. Verb. tear with the hand.

dapʰo·* [dapʰow] ⇒ da-, pʰo·*. Verb. splash or scatter (water, dust, etc.) with the hands. ʔahqʰa cíwa·dun, ma dapʰó·w while swimming, you are splashing. dapʰo splash! dapʰo·meʔ splash (to several)! dapʰo mulʔ splash that! compare: dahpʰom*.

dapʰo·ṭ* [dapʰoʔ] ⇒ da-, pʰo·ṭ*. Verb. be splashing with you hands. dapʰo·ṭi be splashing with your hands! dapʰo·ṭi splash!

dapʰukʼut* [dapʰukʼúʔ] ⇒ dahpʰukʼut*.

dapʰu·m* [dapʰumʔ] ⇒ da-, pʰu·m*. Verb. stir up a cloud of dust with the hand.

dapʼil* [dapʼilʔ] ⇒ da-, pʼil*. Verb. (particles) be of extremely fine texture, be slick (like particles of fine texture), feel slick, to the touch, in the hand. ʔaná· ʔihpʰu· dapʼilé· maʔbil the grease on here feels really slick to the hand.

daqohsʼ* [daqohsʼ] ⇒ dahqosʼ*.

daqol* [daqolʔ] ⇒ da-, qol*. Variant: daqola·tad*. Verb. stroke with the hand (to comfort or pet). cihtoʔ daqolʔ to comfort the bereaved by stroking with the hand (a Kashaya custom). hayu dáqoli pet the dog!

daqola·tad* [daqola·tadu] ⇒ daqol*. Verb. stroke with the hand.

daqosʼqoʔsʼo* [daqosʼqoʔsʼow] ⇒ dahqosʼ*, dahqosʼ*. Verb. spill nonliquids with the hand.

daqoṭolta* [daqoṭoltaw] ⇒ dahqoṭol*. Verb. try to push.

daqʰa* [-] ⇒ ʔdaqʰad*. Kinship Noun. my spouse.

daqʰade [daqʰade] ⇒ daqʰa*. Kinship Noun. spouse!

daqʰanʔ [daqʰanʔ] ⇒ daqʰa*. Kinship Noun. my spouse.

daqʰanʔkʰe [daqʰanʔkʰe] ⇒ daqʰa*. Kinship Noun. for my spouse.

daqʰato [daqʰato] ⇒ daqʰa*. Kinship Noun. (of, to) my spouse.

daqʰatoʔna [daqʰatoʔna] ⇒ daqʰa*. Kinship Noun. 1 • where my spouse is.

2 • at my spouse's place.

daqʰade [daqʰade] ⇒ daqʰa*. Kinship Noun. spouse!

daqʰal*₁ [daqʰalʔ] ⇒ da-, qʰal*₂. Variant: daqʰalta*. Verb. make one mark with the hand. daqʰali mark once with hand! compare: daqʰal*₂, dahqʰa*, daqʰal*₂.

daqʰal*₂ [daqʰalʔ] ⇒ da-, qʰal*₁. Verb. brush the hand against something, rub once with the hand. daqʰalʔtaw several to rub with hand once. daqʰala·law slide hand down. compare: dahqʰa*, daqʰal*₁, daqʰal*₁.

daqʰaldaqʰal* [daqʰaldaqʰalʔ] ⇒ daqʰal*₂. Reduplicating Verb. rub with the hand repeatedly.

daqʰalta*₁ [daqʰaltaw] ⇒ daqʰal*₁.

daqʰalta*₂ [daqʰaltaw] ⇒ dahqʰalh*.

daqʰanʔ [daqʰanʔ] ⇒ daqʰa*. Kinship Noun. my spouse.

daqʰanʔkʰe [daqʰanʔkʰe] ⇒ daqʰa*. Kinship Noun. for my spouse.

daqʰaqʰaṭ* [daqʰaqʰaʔ] ⇒ da-, qʰaqʰaṭ*. Verb. scrape with the hand. daqʰaqʰa·ṭalaw to scrape the fingernails down against (a wall).

daqʰatam* [daqʰatamʔ] ⇒ daqʰa·m*. Verb. wipe off with the hand.

daqʰata·maʔ li [daqʰatá·maʔ li] ⇒ daqʰa·m*, =wi. Noun. towel. synonyms: cuqʰata·maʔ li.

daqʰato [daqʰato] ⇒ daqʰa*. Kinship Noun. (of, to) my spouse.

daqʰatoʔna [daqʰatoʔna] ⇒ daqʰa*. Kinship Noun. 1 • where my spouse is.

2 • at my spouse's place.

daqʰa·*₁ [daqʰaw] ⇒ da-, qʰa·*₁. Verb. break (a string) by pushing with the palm.

daqʰa·*₂ [daqʰaw] ⇒ da-, qʰa·*₂. Verb. get the hand cut.

daqʰa·m* [daqʰamʔ] ⇒ da-, qʰa·m*. Variant: daqʰatam*. Verb. wipe off, with the palm of hand or towel. daqʰamciʔ to wipe (sweat) off self once with the palm of the hand. huʔú·mo daqʰa·ma wipe his face (could be with towel).

daqʰata·maʔ li [daqʰatá·maʔ li] ⇒ daqʰa·m*, =wi. Noun. towel. synonyms: cuqʰata·maʔ li.

daqʰa·sad* [daqʰasa·du] ⇒ da-, qʰa·s*, -ad₂. Verb. noise of rubbing hand against something.

daqʰa·sala* [daqʰasa·láw] ⇒ da-, qʰa·s*, -ala. Verb. rub the palm of the hand downward (on a wall), producing a sound.

daqʰolta* [daqʰoltaw] ⇒ dahqʰolh*. Verb. break through with the hand.

daqʰoṭ* [daqʰoʔ] ⇒ da-, qʰoṭ*₂. Verb. uproot with hands. daqʰoṭi with your hands dig up several (plants)!

daqʰo·c* [daqʰoʔ] ⇒ daqʰoṭ*. Verb. uproot one with hands. daqʰo·ci with your hands dig up one (plant)!

daqʼahci* [daqʼahciw] ⇒ daʔqʼac*. Verb. tighten with the hand.

daqʼasa·tad* [daqʼasa·tadu] ⇒ daqʼa·s*. Verb. scratch and make a streak with the hand.

daqʼa·s* [daqʼas] ⇒ da-, qʼa·s*. Variant: daqʼasa·tad*. Verb. scratch and make a streak, with the hand or paw. daqʼasciw (cat) to scratch a streak (in wood). daqʼáhsimaʔ to scratch across. daqʼáhsima·ci scratch across! daqʼasi scratch! daqʼásmeʔ scratch (to several)! daqʼasa·du scratch several! synonyms: daṭʼo·s*.

daqʼa·ṭ* [daqʼaʔ] ⇒ da-, qʼa·ṭ*₁. Verb. scratch, scrape with the hand. hoʔtʼo dáqʼa·ṭiʔ to scratch one’s own head with the palm of the hand. daqʼa·ṭi scratch (an itch)! daqʼa·ṭi grate (carrots)! daqʼaṭʰciw scratch once. daqʼa·ṭiʔ scratch an itch. compare: dasu*.

dasa*₁ [dasaw] ⇒ dahsa*₁.

dasa*₂ [dasaw] ⇒ da-, sa*₂. Verb. break off several with hand. dasaʔ to break (tree limb) off by pushing or spreading fork with hand. dasa·ci break off one! dasa break off several! dasatʰuʔ D: Negative. dasawá·du D: Durative.

dasahtad* [dasahtadu] ⇒ dadaʔdi*.

dasatacʼ* [dasatacʼ] ⇒ dasatad*.

dasa·duc* [dasa·duʔ] ⇒ daʔdi*₃. Verb. split off several.

dasa·la* [dasa·law] ⇒ . Verb. bury.

dasa·qac* [dasa·qaʔ] ⇒ . Verb. load up [?]

dase* [dasew] ⇒ da-, se*. Verb. dislike, be irritated by, restricted to activities done with the hand. dasewáhwiye· to maʔal kʼaṭa kumíʔda dase·ba I’m getting tired of washing these clothes over and over.

dasetʼmacʼ* [dasetʼmaʔ] ⇒ dahsetʼ*. Verb. several people (a group) washing themselves.

dase·* [dasew] ⇒ da-, se·*. Verb. wash. dase D: Imperative. dase·meʔ D: Plural Imperative. dase·tʰuʔ D: Negative. dase·tʰumeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Negative. daseci·du D: Durative. dasewa·du D: Durative. dahsewácmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. hayu dasew wash a dog. dase·cʼi wash! dasétʰmacʼmeʔ wash (pl.)! kʼaṭa dasew wash clothes. kʼaṭa dase· da·tʰe· to tʼunuba I don't want to wash the clothes because I'm tired. caška daseʔkʰe tʰin e· ʔa duhkʰeni·cʼe· to I won't wash the dishes because I'm lazy. daseʔ to wash.

ca·ška daseʔli [cá·ska daseʔli] Lit: that with which one washes dishes ⇒ ca·ška, dase·*, =wi. Noun. dishpan; dishcloth.

kʼaṭa dasehqaʔli [kʼaṭa dásehqaʔli] Lit: dish wash with (pre 1960) ⇒ kʼaṭa₁, dase·*, =wi. Noun. washing machine.

kʼaṭa dasew hca [kʼaṭa dásew hca] Lit: clothes washing room or house ⇒ kʼaṭa₁, dase·*, ʔahca. Noun. laundry room, laundromat.

dasi·ṭ* [dasiʔ] ⇒ da-, si·ṭ*₁. Verb. scatter with the hand. dasi·ṭi crush with hand and knock some pieces out and waste it! dasiṭʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dasi·ṭácʼmeʔ D: Durative, Plural Imperative. dasiṭa·cʼiyícʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Reflexive. synonyms: dasuṭi*.

dasohṭ* [dasohṭiw] ⇒ dahsoṭ*.

daso·l* [dasolʔ] ⇒ da-, so·l*. Verb. swirl, rinse, with the hand. kʼaṭa míʔkʰe ʔahqa yó· daso·li swirl your clothes around in the water to rinse! Example Variant: ... sisolqa.

dasu* [dasúw] ⇒ da-, su*. Variant: dasuwac*. Verb. scratch off part of surface, with the hand, paw. dasu·ci D: Semelfactive, Imperative. dasumeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dasuci·ducé·du D: Habitual. Example Variant: dasucí·duce·du. daqʼa·ṭiʔ to scratch an itch. dasuʔ to scratch someone or something with fingernails in direction perpendicular to plane of fingernail and make mark. dasuci·du D: Durative. dasu·cíʔtʰuʔ D: Negative. dasu D: Imperative. dasuyí·c D: Reflexive. compare: daʔcʼoqʰo·t*, daqʼa·ṭ*.

dasuṭi* [dasuṭiw] Verb. splash out and waste some water. synonyms: dasi·ṭ*.

dasuwac* [dasuwaʔ] ⇒ dasu*. Verb. scratch off part of surface with the hand.

dasu·l*₁ [dasulʔ] ⇒ da-, su·l*₃. Verb. 1 • baby crippled or hurt when parent breaks taboo. dasu·li use herbs while singing to cure /matʰamʔ/! dasula·ducé·du D: Durative. dasulmameʔ D: Plural Imperative.

2 • hit body with pepperwood branch (to treat menstruating woman sickness). dasulʔmin pʰiʔtʼaw D: Absolutive. šahku dásu·li ma·dal ʔ treat her leg. dasu·liʔ to do it to self (treat self). dasu·li D: Imperative. dasulmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dasulá·du D: Durative. dasuli·cʼi treat yourself! dasu·lé· mu·kinʔ ma·dal he treated her. for men also when they go hunting – Indian doctors don’t handle these cases; special people handle them – handled with herbs; sing, beat legs with behe branch to prevent danger from taboo (even if not yet broken).

dasu·l*₂ [dasulʔ] ⇒ da-, su·l*₁. Verb. sweep with hand.

cuṭʼa· dasuhlimʔ [cuṭʼa· dasúhlimʔ] ⇒ cuṭʼa·, dasu·l*₂. Noun. weeping willow.

dasʼam* [dasʼámʔ] Lit: could this mean "plug hole flush" ? !! ⇒ da-, sʼam*. Variant: dasʼatam*. Verb. ocean wave splashing; stick something in hand (flush ?) dasʼatamʔ D: Plural.

dasʼatam* [dasʼatamʔ] ⇒ dasʼam*.

dasʼa·* [dasʼaw´] ⇒ da-, sʼa·*. Variant: dalasʼa*. Verb. 1 • break glass, window, stick; break in the hands. dasʼa D: Imperative. dasʼa·meʔ D: Plural Imperative. dalasʼa D: Plural Object, Imperative. dalasʼá·meʔ D: Plural Object, Plural Imperative. dasʼaci·duwá·du D: Durative. dasʼa·tʰuʔ D: Negative. ʔiša dásʼaʔ to break (arm or wrist) by pressing down. dasʼa·cʼi break wrist by pressing hand against something! compare: dacʼu·*, pisa*.

2 • wave break. dasʼámciw wave to suddenly break (on rock). dasʼamʔ ocean wave to splash. dasʼatamʔ ocean wave to splash. ʔahqʰa dásʼaw the wave broke. dasʼama D: Imperative.

dasʼa·m* [dasʼamʔ´] ⇒ dasʼa·*. Verb. break off, leaving a piece in the hand. dasʼa·ma break (it)! (to person). dasʼatá·ma break (them)! (to person). ya·su tól dayeʔli dasʼamy when I pressed my hand on the needle it broke. ya·su tól dayéʔli to dasʼámwiy when I pressed my hand on the needle, it broke into my hand. Example Variant: ya·su tól dayéʔli to dasʼámwiqʰ. cabáhla· dasʼamwiye· to - cohšo tol I got a splinter broken off in my hand.

dasʼa·l* [dasʼalʔ] ⇒ da-, sʼa·l*. Verb. squeeze liquid out with hand; liquid come from solid, using the hand. dasʼa·li squeeze (lemon)!

dasʼit* [dasʼíʔ] ⇒ daʔsʼi*, -t₂.

dasʼiy* [dasʼiyʔ] ⇒ da-, sʼiy*₂. Verb. fold by pulling, pushing and pulling; with a long flexible object.

dasʼul* [dasʼulʔ] ⇒ da-, sʼul*. Variant: dasʼu·l*. Verb. make smooth and shiny. dasʼu·línʔwadu·yicʼi to keep on shining self here and there, make smooth (and incidentally shiny). dasʼulá·du(wa·du) to shine, smooth. dasʼuli D: Imperative. dasʼulá·du D: Durative and Plural Durative. dasʼúlmameʔ D: Plural Imperative. dasʼul to put hair oil so it’s smooth and sticks together and is shiny; make shiny by rubbing. dasʼútʰuʔ D: Negative. dasʼulácʼmeʔ D: Durative, Plural Imperative. dasʼuláʔtʰuʔ D: Durative, Negative. dasʼuláʔtʰumeʔ D: Durative, Plural Imperative, Negative. dasʼu·láʔtʰuʔ D: Plural Object, Durative, Negative. dasʼu·láʔtʰumeʔ D: Plural Object, Durative, Plural Imperative, Negative. dasʼuliʔ to put something sticky on self by hand. qahwe dasʼuliʔ to put pitch on feet (used as shoe when walking through stickers). dasʼulí·cʼi "Shine self!" dasʼulíʔtʰuʔ D: Reflexive, Negative. dasʼulí·cʼedu D: Reflexive, Durative. dasʼu·lácʼmeʔ D: Plural Object, Durative, Plural Imperative. daʔsʼulʔ smear grease on hair. compare: dasʼu·l*₁, daʔsʼulh*.

dasʼuy* [dasʼuyʔ] ⇒ da-, sʼuy*. Verb. get pointed with the hand. dasʼuyahpʰi to push out of shape. compare: šusʼuyahpʰi dasʼi·cʼi, šusʼiy*.

dasʼuyahpʰi dasʼi·cʼi [dasʼulʔ] ⇒ šusʼuyahpʰi dasʼi·cʼi.

dasʼu·l*₁ ⇒ da-, sʼu·l*₁. Verb. make rise up with the hand. heʔe wénu dasʼuli·cʼi make your hair stay down with hair tonic! dasʼuli get stuck down (to hair, etc.)! dasʼúlhqa plaster down! compare: daʔsʼulh*, dasʼul*.

dasʼu·l*₂ ⇒ dasʼul*.

dasʼu·sʼuc* [dasʼú·sʼuʔ] ⇒ da-, sʼu·sʼuc*. Verb. wash (dog) by lifting water over him by hand. ʔaná· ʔihpʰu· heʔe tol dahyolícʼbina ma dasʼú·sʼuyicʼqʰ you must have smeared a lot of oil on your hair; it’s too greasy.

dašamat* [dašamáʔ] ⇒ daša·m*.

daša·m* [dašamʔ] ⇒ da-, ša·m*. Variant: dašamat*. Verb. make noise with hand on paper or rubbing; rustle with hand or make noise on paper box.

dašud* [dašudu] ⇒ da-, šud*₁. Verb. feel something strange.

dašunʔ [dašunʔ] ⇒ dašud*. Adjective. strange feeling.

dašu·l* [dašulʔ] ⇒ da-, šu·l*. Verb. waft out (of something). dašu·li (to air or smoke) Come out (of something)! hosa dašu·l @ smoke is coming out; smoke is all over.

dat* [dáʔ] ⇒ ʔda*₂, -t₂.

datacʼ* [datacʼ] ⇒ da·*.

datad* [datadu] ⇒ da·*.

datanʔqacʼ* [datanʔqacʼ] ⇒ .

dataš* [dataš] ⇒ da-, taš*₂. Verb. gather together and up, with the hand (palm). datašaʔ to pick up something wet and soft, to gather by scraping in with hand. dataši (to person) Scrape together and up by hand! datašá·du(wa·du) D: Durative.

datiʔli [dátiʔli] ⇒ dati·t*, =wi. Noun. rolling pin.

dati·t* [datiʔ] ⇒ da-, ti·t*. Verb. roll (with rolling pin). compare: qati·t*.

datiʔli [dátiʔli] ⇒ dati·t*, =wi. Noun. rolling pin.

datsayla* [datsáylaw] ⇒ da-, sʼayla*. Verb. crisscross, interlace, be streaked in different directions (like plaid or crisscross); cross fingers; tangle (of string). datsáylahqa make crisscross. dasʼáylamucʼqa crisscross, tangle together. ku dásʼaylaw one cross (+). qʰo· dasʼáylaw two crosses (#). qʰomá· dasʼaylamuʔ @ double plaid ?

datsaylamuʔ [datsáylamuʔ] ⇒ datsayla*. Noun. plaid.

datudatuc* [datudatuʔ] ⇒ da-, tu*₂. Verb. be overstuffed. datudátuci (to person) Fill (flexible object) tightly! (e.g., sack, paper bag; not drawer). kʼaṭa míšukʰ datudátucʰqʰ the laundry bag was really stuffed (bulging, really pressed in to the top). compare: pitupitu*.

datʰil* [datʰilʔ] ⇒ da-, tʰil*₁. Verb. tear by pressing with hand. datʰila·qaʔ to tear pressing with hand.

datʼac* [datʼaʔ] ⇒ daʔtʼa*. Verb. find one thing.

datʼat* [datʼaʔ] ⇒ da-, tʼat*₃. Verb. one to bother one thing; flirt; fidget. compare: daʔtʼa*.

datʼatʰmucʼ* [datʼelʔ] ⇒ daʔtʼamucʼ*.

datʼe·l*₁ ⇒ da-, tʼe·l*₁, da-, tʼe·l*₁. Verb. spread with hand (palm). datʼe·li D: Locative. datʼelá·qa spread hence. datʼela·cʼiwácʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative.

datʼe·l*₂ [datʼelʔ] ⇒ da-, tʼe·l*₁, da-, tʼe·l*₁. Verb. smear.

daṭadaṭa* [daṭadáṭaw] ⇒ da-, ṭa*. Reduplicating Verb. do something in a hurry, rush. daṭadáṭanʔwadu to rush around. daṭadáṭatʰmuʔ several to rush around. daṭadaṭa D: Imperative. daṭadaṭammeʔ D: Plural Imperative. daṭadáṭawe· ʔa I’m hurrying (to finish, get ready). cohtó·ti ʔe· ʔa daṭadáṭawanʔ I am hurrying to go. ʔacacʼ em – cohtó·ti – daṭadáṭanʔwanʔ the man is rushing around getting ready to go.

daṭihš* [daṭihš] ⇒ daṭi·š*. Verb. stretched tight with the hand.

daṭiṭí·mame·duwa·du [daṭiṭí·mame·duwa·du] ⇒ daṭiṭim*.

daṭo·l* [daṭolʔ] ⇒ da-, ṭo·l*. Verb. drill.

ʔimo daṭolʔli [ʔimo dáṭolʔli] ⇒ daṭo·l*. Noun. hand drill.

daṭʰewad* [daṭʰewadu] ⇒ daṭʰe·*. Verb. open.

daṭʰe·* [daṭʰew] ⇒ da-, ṭʰe·*, da-, ṭʰe·*. Variant: daṭʰewad*. Verb. open (a book) so it is spread out. daṭʰe múl miʔkʰe kalikakʰ open your book wide!

daṭʰil* [daṭʰilʔ] ⇒ da-, ṭʰil*. Verb. spread, stretch out, with the hand (palm), fabric, small things (acorns).

daṭʰo·* [daṭʰow] ⇒ da-, ṭʰo*. Verb. take wall off room. compare: daṭʼo·*.

daṭʼahš* [daṭʼahš] ⇒ daʔṭʼaš*. Verb. fasten in place with the hand.

daṭʼam* [daṭʼamʔ] ⇒ da-, ṭʼam*₂, da-, ṭʼam*₂. Verb. disturb (anthill) by putting hand in.

daṭʼa·* [daṭʼaw] ⇒ da-, ṭʼa·*. Variant: dalaṭʼa*. Verb. break by pressing so something comes out (as an egg); press hand down on something. daṭʼa D: Imperative. daṭʼa·meʔ D: Plural Imperative. daṭʼaci·duwá·du D: Durative. daṭʼa·tʰuʔ D: Negative. daṭʼa·cíʔtʰuʔ D: Negative. daʔṭʼawayʔ to press hand against wall. daṭʼáhwayi D: Directional. ʔiša· daṭʼá·cʼi push hand against other arm which caught against something else! dalaṭʼá·tʰuʔ D: Plural Negative. dalaṭʼá·medu D: Plural Durative. dalaṭʼá·meʔtʰuʔ D: Negative, Plural Imperative. dalaṭʼa D: Plural Imperative. dalaṭʼá·meʔ D: Plural Imperative.

daṭʼa·š* [daṭʼaš] ⇒ da-, ṭʼa·š*. Verb. put hair off forehead. daṭʼa·šiʔ to hand to put hair off forehead.

daṭʼem* [daṭʼemʔ] ⇒ da-, ṭʼem*₂. Verb. be tired of doing action with hand. daṭʼemahwiye· to I’m tired (of washing clothes). compare: dakʼum*.

daṭʼiṭim qʰale [daṭʼiṭim qʰale] ⇒ daṭʼiṭʼimʔ qʰale.

daṭʼiṭʼimʔ qʰale [daṭʼiṭʼímʔ qʰale] Lit: tangled plant, (morning glory) ⇒ ṭʼiṭʼim*. Variant: daṭʼiṭim qʰale. Noun. morning glory, tangled vine, bindweed (also hops; sweet pea). Convolvulus arvensis (Morning-glory Family).

dawayʔta* [dawáyʔtaw] ⇒ daway*.

2 • work fire drill.

dawit* [dawiʔ] ⇒ dawi*. Verb. move hand up and down.

dawoṭʰma* [dawóṭʰmaw] ⇒ dawoṭ*. Verb. stir with hand.

daya*₁ [-] ⇒ ʔdayac*.

daya*₂ [-] ⇒ lac*. Instr Verb Root. fail to do.

dayecʼ* [dayeʔ] ⇒ da-, yecʼ*. Verb. press open hand against something. míl dayecʼi press hand on that! Example Variant: dayecʼí mil ʔ.. dayéʔtacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative.

dayicʼ* [-] Instr Verb Root. answer.

badayicʼ* [badayiʔ] ⇒ ba-, dayicʼ*. Verb. answer. badayí·cʼiwaʔ several to answer. badayí·cʼedu to answer several times. badayí·cʼi answer! badayí·cʼedu keep answering! badayí·cʼiwacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. badayí·cʼiyi·cʼi answer yourself! badayí·tacʼe·du one answer several. Example Variant: badayí·cʼeta·du.

dayot* [dayoʔ] ⇒ da-, yot*₂. Verb. sort through with hands.

daʔba* [daʔbaw] ⇒ . Verb. open with fingers.

daʔbalh* [daʔbalʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔbalh*. Verb. turn with hand. daʔbala·du keep turning with hand.

daʔbedaʔbe* [daʔbedaʔbew] ⇒ da-, ʔbe*₃. Reduplicating Verb. feel around where can't see. daʔbedabe·du D: Durative.

daʔbo* [daʔbow] ⇒ da-, ʔbo*₅. Variant: daʔbu*. Verb. stuff by hand. dabóhciw stuff several people (put pillow under their shirt). dabotá·du D: Durative. daʔbo stuff! daʔbomeʔ stuff (to several)! dabotácʼmeʔ keep stuffing (to several)! daʔbocí·du(wa·du) keep stuffing! daʔbowá·duwa·du habitually be stuffing.

cahti daʔbow [cahti dáʔbow] Lit: stuffed bed; stuffed bed ⇒ cahti, daʔbo*. Noun. mattress.

cuhni· daʔbow [cuhni· dáʔbow] Lit: stuffed bread; stuffed bread ⇒ cuhni·, daʔbo*. Noun. sandwich.

nacʼolol daʔbo· qʰale [nacʼolól daʔbo· qʰale] Lit: deerhead-disguise stuffing plant ⇒ nacʼolol, daʔbo*, qʰale₁. Noun. cottonbatting plant, everlasting, cudweed. Gnaphalium chilense (Sunflower Family).

daʔbolh*₁ [daʔbolʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔbolh*₁. Verb. turn over with hand. hoʔtʼo dáʔbola·yiʔ to put upside down against one’s own head (a skull cap). hoʔtʼo dáʔboldaʔboli·yiʔ (The fly) repeatedly tipped its head with its front feet. daʔbohciw turn upside down. dabólʔbohlow several turn upside down with hand. daʔbólhci mulʔ turn it over! daʔbólhcitʰuʔ don't turn over! daʔbólhcime·du(wa·du) D: Durative. daʔbólhciwiyow daʔbólhcimeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dabóhlacʼicʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dabóhlaci·tʰumeʔ D: Negative Plural Imperative.

daʔbolʔdaʔbolh* [daʔbolʔdaʔbolʔ] ⇒ daʔbolh*₁. Reduplicating Verb. keep tipping (head).

daʔbolh*₂ [daʔbolʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔbolh*₂. Verb. pat to get dust out. synonyms: daʔboʔbo*.

daʔbolʔdaʔbolh* [daʔbolʔdaʔbolʔ] ⇒ daʔbolh*₁. Reduplicating Verb. keep tipping (head).

daʔboʔbo* [daʔboʔbow] ⇒ da-, ʔbo*₃. Reduplicating Verb. pat to get dust out. synonyms: daʔbolh*₂.

daʔbu*₁ [daʔbuw] ⇒ da-, ʔbu*₃. Verb. bury by pushing dirt over with the hands.

daʔbu*₂ [daʔbu] ⇒ daʔbo*.

daʔcʰa*₁ [daʔcʰaw] ⇒ da-, ʔcʰa*₁. Verb. having long, thin, often unsteady limbs.

daʔcʰa·bic* [daʔcʰa·biʔ] ⇒ daʔcʰa*₁, -ibic. Variant: daʔcʰahtibiʔ*. Verb. do a push-up (referring to the raising of the body on relatively weak arms). synonyms: šaʔcʰa·bic*.

daʔcʰa*₂ [daʔcʰaw] ⇒ da-, ʔcʰa*₂. Variant: daʔcʰat*. Verb. (falling forward) land on extended arms. qʰalé hcʰaba, daʔcʰácʰciy when the bush !!-cʰc- fell, it landed on its limbs.

daʔcʰam* [daʔcʰamʔ] ⇒ daʔcʰa*₂. Verb. be with hands and feet on the ground. qali· daʔcʰamʔ (of a bush that when cut it falls catching itself).

daʔcʰahtibiʔ* [daʔcʰahtibiʔ] ⇒ daʔcʰa·bic*. Verb. several to do push-ups.

daʔcʰam* [daʔcʰamʔ] ⇒ daʔcʰa*₂. Verb. be with hands and feet on the ground. qali· daʔcʰamʔ (of a bush that when cut it falls catching itself).

daʔcʰat* [daʔcʰaʔ] ⇒ daʔcʰa*₂.

daʔcʰa·bic* [daʔcʰa·biʔ] ⇒ daʔcʰa*₁, -ibic. Variant: daʔcʰahtibiʔ*. Verb. do a push-up (referring to the raising of the body on relatively weak arms). synonyms: šaʔcʰa·bic*.

daʔcʰu* [daʔcʰúw] ⇒ da-, ʔcʰu*. Verb. scrape with hands something up to a point (sudden stop). compare: dacʰu*.

daʔcʼa* [daʔcʼáw] ⇒ da-, ʔcʼa*₃. Verb. put hand on something so it penetrates the skin.

daʔcʼaba* [daʔcʼabaw] ⇒ da-, ʔcʼaba*. Variant: daʔcʼabat*. Verb. break with the hand.

daʔcʼabac* [daʔcʼabaʔ] ⇒ daʔcʼaba*. Verb. break with the hand. ya·pálka ʔa daʔcʼaba·y I broke (split) an apple by pressing with my hand.

daʔcʼabat* [daʔcʼabaʔ] ⇒ daʔcʼaba*. Verb. break with the hand.

daʔcʼet* [daʔcʼeʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔcʼet*. Verb. break of pieces from edge with palm. daʔcʼeti break of pieces from edge with palm! compare: doʔcʼoʔcʼo*.

daʔcʼo* [-] ⇒ da-, ʔcʼo*. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. break up by hand.

daʔcʼoʔcʼo* [daʔcʼoʔcʼow] ⇒ daʔcʼo*. Cooccurrence: usually with semelfactive -c. Reduplicating Verb. break up by hand.

daʔcʼolhma* [daʔcʼólhmaw] ⇒ da-, ʔcʼolh*₁. Variant: dacʼohlim*. Verb. make or dig a hole or opening with the hand (not in the ground). daʔcʼoli dig a hole! hóhwa daʔcʼoli knock the door in! hóhwa daʔcʼólhmaʔ to break down the door (wrecking it).

daʔcʼon* [daʔcʼonʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔcʼon*. Variant: dacʼonta*. Verb. detach with hand; knock off (something that sticks, door from hinge, window out of frame) with hand. (mul) hóhwe daʔcʼonʔ break open a door (without much damage). daʔcʼoní mulʔ detach that! daʔcʼónmeʔ mulʔ detach that (to several)! daʔcʼónta detatch several things! dacʼóntameʔ mulʔ detach those (to several)! daʔcʼona·du is detaching. dacʼóntawa·duwa·du go around knocking open doors.

daʔcʼoqʰo·t* [daʔcʼoqʰoʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔcʼoqʰot*. Verb. gouge out piece, scratch someone in one place so it bleeds. compare: dasu*.

daʔcʼoʔcʼo* [daʔcʼoʔcʼow] ⇒ daʔcʼo*. Cooccurrence: usually with semelfactive -c. Reduplicating Verb. break up by hand.

daʔcʼumc* [daʔcʼúmciw] ⇒ da-, ʔcʼumc*. Variant: dalucʼu·*; dalucʼu·*. Verb. break with hand. daʔcʼúmci mulʔ break that with hand! daʔcʼúmci mul ʔahayʔ break that wood with hand! dalucʼú mulʔ break those!

daʔdayac* [daʔdayáʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔdayac*, . Variant: dadaya*. Verb. miss with the hand. daʔdayá·ci D: Imperative. daʔdaya·meʔ fail to touch! synonyms: dalac*.

daʔdi*₁ [daʔdíw] ⇒ da-, ʔdi*₁. Variant: dadi*. Verb. 1 • pick (something heavy) up; move or handle an object [??] daʔdi mul ʔ pick that up! daʔdimeʔ pick (it) up! (to sev.) daʔdicí·du keep picking up. hiʔbu ʔama tol daʔdi pick up the potatoes that are on the floor. hiʔbu ʔama tól daʔdi pick up the potatoes from the floor.

2 • put down with hand (even if it has handle). daʔdiw put down with hand (even if it has a handle).

3 • store, put away (food, provisions). biʔdu dáʔdiw to store acorns.

dada·la* [dada·láw] ⇒ daʔdi*₁, -ala. Verb. 1 • put down in; bury.

2 • bury (a person). ʔacaʔ dada·law to bury a person.

2 • move as ocean wave.

daʔdim* [daʔdímʔ] ⇒ daʔdi*₁. Variant: dahsam*. Verb. put, pick up (something heavy) on a surface off the ground. kʰe bihše kawa·yu tol daʔdima put the deer on the horse! daʔdimá @ put it (on the table)! Example Comment: a heavy object, e.g. potatoes, from a surface such as a table. hiʔbu lame·sa tol daʔdima pick up the potatoes on the table! ʔul é· ʔa daʔdímʔ I already put (the pot on the stove). cumátʰma· lamé·sa tol daʔdima put the chair on the table!

daʔdimac* [daʔdimáʔ] ⇒ daʔdi*₁, -mac. Verb. push inside or south or east.

daʔdi*₂ [daʔdíw] ⇒ da-, ʔdi*₂. Verb. get a splinter in the hand.

daʔdi*₃ [-] Variant: dasa·duc*; daʔdit*. Instr Verb Root. knock over or aside. compare: hloq*, hcʰa*₁, šali*₂; synonyms: dahcʰi*₁.

cadaʔdi* [cadáʔdiw] ⇒ ca-, daʔdi*₃. Variant: cadaʔditi*. Verb. with rear to push aside or down (person or fence). cadáʔdi D: Imperative. cadáʔditi D: Intentive. compare: cadahcʰi*.

2 • waves move along.

didaʔdi* [didaʔdiw] ⇒ di-, daʔdi*₃. Variant: didaʔditi*. Verb. fall over. cumátʰmaw hcʰaba ʔkʰe pé·su buhqʰal didáʔdiy the chair fell over and knock my purse down (or aside). compare: nem*₁.

mudaʔdi* [mudaʔdiw] ⇒ mu-, daʔdi*₃. Variant: mudaʔditi*. Verb. bump and knock over (for a person because he will stagger and then fall when bumped). compare: muhcʰa*, mudahcʰi*.

daʔdimac* [daʔdimáʔ] ⇒ daʔdi*₁, -mac. Verb. push inside or south or east.

daʔdit* [-] ⇒ daʔdi*₃.

daʔkʼa* [daʔkʼaw] ⇒ da-, ʔkʼa*₁. Verb. crack open with the hand. daʔkʼatʰú mul wenta·na ʔ don’t push and crack that window.

daʔkʼanh* [daʔkʼanʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔkʼanh*. Verb. lean a long object against, vertical object be tilted against. daʔkʼanayʔ push something stand up so it leans against something. dakʼanciw make something up straight to lean. dakʼaná·tadu (several) lean here and there (objects are separated). dakʼáhniw lean in one place (several).

daʔkʼanhci* [daʔkʼánhciw] ⇒ daʔkʼanh*. Verb. push (a pole) so that it comes to lean against (a wall). daʔkʼánhciwayʔ lean something against something.

daʔkʼayʔci* [daʔkʼayʔciw] ⇒ da-, ʔkʼayʔ*. Verb. catch hand between two objects. cohso (ʔel/ʔem) dáʔkʼayʔciw the hand was caught.

daʔkʼi* [-] ⇒ da-, ʔkʼi*₂. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. dig around (a stump) almost all the way through (to uproot it).

daʔkʼidaʔkʼi* [daʔkʼidaʔkʼiw] ⇒ daʔkʼi*. Variant: daʔkʼidakʼit*. Reduplicating Verb. dig around (a stump) almost all the way through (to uproot it). ma daʔkʼidáʔkʼice·du· li where you always dig around.

daʔkʼiʔkʼi* [daʔkʼiʔkʼiw] ⇒ daʔkʼi*. Cooccurrence: usually with semelfactive -c. Reduplicating Verb. dig around (a stump) almost all the way through (to uproot it). ma daʔkʼiʔkʼicʼe·mu you dug around that almost all the way through.

daʔkʼidakʼit* [daʔkʼidakʼiʔ] ⇒ daʔkʼidaʔkʼi*. Verb.

daʔkʼo* [daʔkʼow] ⇒ da-, ʔkʼo*₂. Verb. strike moderately with the hand. daʔkʼo hit one! dakʼoti D: Plural Object. mácʰpʰi haʔal hóhwa daʔkʼow go over there and hit that door (with palm of hand). daʔkʼoy he hit against it with his hand.

daʔkʼolh* [daʔkʼolʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔkʼolh*₁. Verb. push over with the hand; spill with the hand; upset, overturn with the hand. mu·kínʔ mul daʔkʼólhciye· wa·su· ʔel he pushed that glass over. mu·kínʔ mul dakóhliye· wa·su· ʔel he pushed the glasses over. mu·kínʔ mul daʔkʼólhciye· ʔahqʰa ʔel he spilled that water.

daʔkʼonh* [daʔkʼonʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔkʼonh*. Variant: dakʼohn*. Verb. cup the hand protectively a little above an object. daʔkʼoni D: Imperative. dakʼóhni D: Plural Object. daʔkʼona·tadu D: Plural Object.

daʔkʼonhci* [daʔkʼónhciw] ⇒ daʔkʼonh*. Verb. cup the hand protectively a little above an object.

daʔkʼonhcicʼ* [daʔkʼónhciʔ] ⇒ daʔkʼonhci*. Verb. cover a part of oneself (the breast) with the hand. kunu dáʔkʼonhciʔ to hold hands over one's chest.

daʔkʼonhma* [daʔkʼónhmaw] ⇒ daʔkʼonh*. Verb. lay the hand protectively directly on an object, or across the open end of a cylinder.

daʔkʼonhci* [daʔkʼónhciw] ⇒ daʔkʼonh*. Verb. cup the hand protectively a little above an object.

daʔkʼonhcicʼ* [daʔkʼónhciʔ] ⇒ daʔkʼonhci*. Verb. cover a part of oneself (the breast) with the hand. kunu dáʔkʼonhciʔ to hold hands over one's chest.

daʔkʼonhma* [daʔkʼónhmaw] ⇒ daʔkʼonh*. Verb. lay the hand protectively directly on an object, or across the open end of a cylinder.

daʔkʼoyad* [daʔkʼoyá·du] ⇒ da-, ʔkʼoy*₁. Verb. be acting on a few ungrouped or scattered objects with the hand. ʔaná· kʼaṭa dase· da·wé· to. daʔkʼoyáʔteʔ, cʰo·pʰilá ʔeti I really want to wash clothes. I’ll do just a few, though there aren’t any (really dirty ones).

daʔkʼoʔkʼoc* [daʔkʼóʔkʼoʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔkʼo*₁. Reduplicating Verb. dig a shallow hole. daʔkʼóʔkʼoci dig a little bit! qawi dáʔkʼoʔkʼoci make a little hole.

daʔkʼu* [daʔkʼúw] ⇒ da-, ʔkʼu*. Variant: dakʼut*. Verb. finish pushing, washing (clothes), etc.

daʔla* [daʔlaw] ⇒ da-, ʔla*₂. Verb. rub face or chair with hand; make quick movement with hand. daʔláwciʔ make quick movement with hand (to pull dress closed if someone says it fell open). ti ʔwá· daʔlawciye· mu he grabbed it first. synonyms: duʔla*.

daʔladaʔla* [daʔladáʔlaw] ⇒ daʔla*. Verb. rub face or chair every once in a while. compare: daladala*, baʔlabaʔla*.

daʔli* [-] ⇒ da-, ʔli*. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Verb. wave hand.

daʔlidaʔli* [daʔlidáʔliw] ⇒ daʔli*. Reduplicating Verb. wave hand.

daʔliʔli* [daʔlíʔliw] ⇒ daʔli*. Reduplicating Verb. wave hand. daʔlíʔli D: Imperative. daʔlíʔlimmeʔ D: Plural Imperative.

daʔlidaʔli* [daʔlidáʔliw] ⇒ daʔli*. Reduplicating Verb. wave hand.

daʔliʔli* [daʔlíʔliw] ⇒ daʔli*. Reduplicating Verb. wave hand. daʔlíʔli D: Imperative. daʔlíʔlimmeʔ D: Plural Imperative.

daʔlodalot* [daʔlodaloʔ] ⇒ daʔloʔlo*.

daʔlu* [daʔluw] ⇒ da-, ʔlu*₁. Variant: daʔludalutacʼ*. Verb. wrap up something flat or round. daʔlu múl miʔkʰe naṭa qawiʔ wrap up your baby (in a blanket)! daʔlu D: Imperative. daʔlutʰuʔ D: Negative. daʔlumeʔ D: Plural Imperative. daʔludálutacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. Example Variant: daʔlutácmeʔ. daʔlúʔluʔ to wrap up something flat or round.

daʔludalutacʼ* [daʔludalutacʼ] ⇒ daʔlu*.

daʔluš* [daʔlúš] ⇒ da-, ʔluš*. Verb. glance off of the hand. daʔlušciw pressing on arm of chair to get up, my hand slipped off the side from not being square ¡sem. daʔlušá·law pressing on arm of chair to get up, my hand slipped off the side from not being square.

daʔpʼanh* [daʔpʼanʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔpʼanh*. Verb. push closed.

daʔpʼodapʼota·d* [daʔpʼodapʼota·du] ⇒ daʔpʼoʔpʼoc*. Verb. empty out by turning upside down.

daʔpʼoʔpʼoc* [daʔpʼóʔpʼoʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔpʼo*. Variant: daʔpʼodapʼota·d*. Reduplicating Verb. remove everything with hand; pour everything out; empty out by turning upside down. kaho·n li kalikakʰ daʔpʼoʔpʼocʰmela I emptied out the papers in the box. ʔaro·s daʔpʼóʔpʼicʰmela I poured out the last of the rice (tapping to make sure everything came out).

daʔqʼac* [daʔqʼaʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔqʼac*. Variant: daqʼahci*. Verb. tighten, make secure, make safe, with the hand. daʔqʼácciʔ by hand to press in tight on oneself, to tuck in (a shirt). daʔqʼácʰmaʔ to press (clothes) tight into (a suitcase). daʔqʼacá·law to press down tight. compare: dahpanh*.

daʔqʼala·tad* [daʔqʼalá·tadu] ⇒ daʔqʼalh*.

daʔqʼalh* [daʔqʼálʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔqʼalh*. Variant: daʔqʼala·tad*. Verb. insert one's hand into something. cʼe·lícʼba, seʔe tol daʔqʼálhciy falling down, he stuck his hand into the brush.

daʔsʼaṭ* [daʔsʼaʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔsʼaṭ*₁. Verb. hit hard and hurt, using the palm of the hand. daʔsʼáṭʰmaw to bruise hand; to slap with palm. daʔsʼáṭʰma D: Essive, Imperative. daʔsʼáṭʰmatʰuʔ D: Essive, Negative. daʔsʼáṭʰmame·du D: Essive, Durative. daʔsʼáhṭima D: Essive, Plural, Imperative. daʔsʼáhṭima·du D: Essive, Plural, Durative. daʔsʼayʔ to hit hand on something, hard so it hurts.

daʔsʼi* [daʔsʼiw] ⇒ da-, ʔsʼi*₂. Variant: dasʼit*. Verb. pinch with palm of hand against something. taqʰma daʔsʼiwciʔ to tuck a piece of the dress (under self).

daʔsʼil* [daʔsʼilʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔsʼil*. Verb. splash with the hand. daʔsʼilayʔ to splash. daʔsʼihlayʔ D: Plural. dasʼihlaciʔ D: Durative Plural. ʔahqʰa daʔsʼilá·law slinging down water by shaking, flicking hand.

daʔsʼiʔsʼi* [daʔsʼiʔsʼiw] ⇒ da-, ʔsʼi*₁. Reduplicating Verb. touch lightly and repeatedly with the hand, paw; twitch. daʔsʼiʔsʼiw to keep touching lightly and repeatedly so it may tickle or itch slightly. Example Variant: daʔsʼidaʔsʼiw. ʔicʰa· dáʔsʼidaʔsʼide· maʔu here comes the spider (touching the floor very lightly). heʔey ʔtʰin šoqʼoʔ dáʔsʼiʔsʼin mice are scratching around somewhere. ʔimela yaʔ to kʼaṭa qʰamʔli daʔsʼíʔsʼiw a flea is crawling in my clothes.

daʔsʼo* [daʔsʼów] ⇒ da-, ʔsʼo*₂. Verb. knead (dough).

daʔsʼoʔsʼo* [daʔsʼoʔsʼow] ⇒ da-, ʔsʼo*₃. Verb. repeatedly dent with the hand. ciba· tʰin šuhkʰéhtaqoʔ li dahcʰaṭánʔbina lamé·sa kʼaṭa daʔsʼóʔsʼocʰqʰ someone must have [AS: opened the drawer and] [AS: rummaged around]; the table cloth has been crumpled. daʔsʼóʔsʼoʔ squeeze in hand. synonyms: pʰaʔsʼoʔsʼo*.

daʔsʼulh* [daʔsʼulʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔsʼulh*₂. Verb. press down with hand. daʔsʼula·qoʔ to gather bunch of strings lengthwise together by grabbing in hand and squeezing hand down to other end. compare: dasʼu·l*₁, dasʼul*.

daʔsʼuš* [daʔsʼuš] ⇒ da-, ʔsʼuš*. Verb. hold hands in the shape of a point. daʔsʼuša·q- to hold hands together in a point (as in diving).

2 • see, observe, encounter, find out, notice, discover.

2 • make physical contact, make love.

qanemaʔ daʔtʼa [qanemáʔ daʔtʼaw] ⇒ qanemacʼ, daʔtʼa*. Verb. adopt as relative.

daʔtʼadatʼad* [daʔtʼadatʼata·du] ⇒ daʔtʼaʔtʼac*.

daʔtʼahqa* [daʔtʼahqaw] ⇒ . Verb. let (someone) know.

2 • make physical contact, make love.

daʔtʼaʔtʼac* [daʔtʼáʔtaʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔtʼa*₃. Variant: daʔtʼadatʼad*. Verb. be chock full. daʔtʼáʔtʼaci (to clothes or basket) be full! daʔtʼadatʼata·du (to several clothes or baskets) be full! daʔtʼadatʼatanʔqa (to person) make (clothes or baskets) full! buhqʰálli kʼaṭa daʔtʼáʔtʼaʔ cowé·haʔu the clothes are over-stuffed, lying in the basket there. synonyms: pʰaʔtʼaʔtʼac*, dohtohto*.

daʔtʼehn* [daʔtʼehniw] ⇒ daʔtʼenh*. Verb. attach with the hand.

daʔtʼekelec* [daʔtʼekéleʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔtʼekele*, da-. Instr Verb Stem. flatten by hand.

daʔtʼem* [daʔtʼemʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔtʼem*₄. Verb. find, hit upon with the hand (palm). cú·ki duqʼaʔ kʰe daʔtʼémqamda I found, after rummaging around, my lost sock.

daʔtʼemh [daʔtʼemh] ⇒ muʔtʼemh*.

daʔtʼenh* [daʔtʼenʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔtʼenh*. Variant: daʔtʼehn*. Verb. attach, with the hand (palm), paw; by waves. daʔtʼena·ye mul to put (paper, cloth, mud) down and spread around with hand.

2 • squeeze and smash something between palms of hand. daʔtʼutʰuʔ squeezing together by hand. daʔtudátʼuta·du D: Durative.

daʔṭaš* [daʔṭaš] ⇒ . Verb. do to all, by hand [?]

daʔṭu* [daʔṭuw] ⇒ da-, ʔṭu*. Verb. press edge of hand. daʔṭú· dayeʔcʰi tubici press your hand on the edge and get up.

daʔṭʼadaṭʼatʰmacʼ* [daʔṭʼadaṭʼatʰmaʔ] ⇒ . Verb. cloth wrapped like turban.

daʔṭʼaqʼat* [daʔṭʼaqʼaʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼaqʼa·t*, da-, ʔṭʼaqʼa·t*. Verb. press hand on something so it pops (a peanut).

daʔṭʼawayʔ [daʔṭʼawayʔ] ⇒ ṭʼa·*.

daʔṭʼaʔṭʼa* [daʔṭʼaʔṭʼaw] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼaʔṭʼa*, da-, ʔṭʼaʔṭʼa*. Verb. repeatedly press with hand.

daʔṭʼeʔṭʼe* [daʔṭʼéʔṭʼew] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼeʔṭʼe*₂. Verb. pound lightly with hand.

daʔṭʼi [daʔṭʼi] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼi*₃. Adjective. bent by hand. daʔṭʼi dácʼow made bent (of iron rod) by hand.

daʔṭʼiʔṭʼic* [daʔṭʼíʔṭʼiʔ] ⇒ da-, ʔṭʼiʔṭʼi*₁, da-, ʔṭʼiʔṭʼi*₁. Verb. tangle.

daʔṭʼoṭʼo [daʔṭʼoṭʼo] Noun. screech owl. compare: hosiqʼ.

daʔwiʔwi* [daʔwíʔwiw] ⇒ da-, ʔwi*. Verb. rub quickly with palm, twisting hands. huʔú· daʔwíʔwiyiʔ to rub one's eyes fast, with palm of hand twisting.

daʔyoʔyo* [daʔyóʔyow] ⇒ da-, ʔyo*₂. Verb. rake together with hands.

daʔyuʔyu* [daʔyúʔyuw] ⇒ da-, ʔyuʔyu*. Verb. rub or press hand on something – hurts but doesn’t injure; hurt someone else by pushing or rubbing.

da· [dá·] Interjection. no.

da·* [daw] Lit: Don’t want to be lazy! Variant: datacʼ*; datad*; ʔda·. Verb. 1 • like, be pleasing. qoʔdi dá·w it is pleasing. datácʼqacʼmeʔ like several! (pl). datánʔqacʼi (one) like several! da·qáʔtʰuʔ don’t like! daqa·cʼedú·cedu (habitually) Like! da·qacʼme mul ʔ (to several) Like that! daqa·cʼi like! da·wé·to I like that. pʰala to da·tʰ D: Imperative. Example Variant: pʰala da·tʰé·to.. hú·ʔ daw e· to yes, I like it. tiʔkʰe naṭa ʔaná· da·qaʔ she really loves her child. da·qacʼ é· ʔa tulse I like candy. Example Variant: da·wé· to tulse.. da·wé· to mu·kito I like him. dayi·ci to ʔ let me like it! da·yícʰwiye· to I am beginning to like (something). ʔama dúhkʰeniʔ ʔi· da·qáʔtʰuʔ don’t be lazy! da·we· to I want some (of your food). kafé· mito da·we· do you want coffee? hu·ʔˇ kafé· to da·w yes, I want coffee. to da·ba when I like it. Example Variant: daba to. to daʔba I would like it. Example Variant: daʔba to. daʔ (ʔé· to) I'll want (need) that. daci·de· to daci·ucé·de· to da·nati though, I like. da·baʔinsʼ Example Variant: daʔbaʔinsʼ. dawínati dawhlá·li

2 • want, desire. daqa·cʼé· to they want me. molókko da·we·to I want milk. (I like it.) pʰala dá·we·to I want more. Example Variant: pʰala tó da·w.. kaféy ʔdawanʔ I want some coffee. compare: ʔda*₂.

3 • love.

da·yaw [da·yaw] ⇒ da·*, -yaw. Adjective. favorite (of everyone), wanted. ʔahca báhṭʰe da·yaw é· mu cohtowam that big house standing is everyone’s favorite. ʔahca da·yáw ʔtʰin e· mu that house is unwanted.

da·yic* [da·yiʔ] ⇒ da·*. Verb. start to like. dayi·cedú to keep starting to like. dayi·ci to ʔ let me like it! da·yicʰwiye· to I am beginning to like (something).

da·yicʰqac* [da·yícʰqaʔ] ⇒ da·yic*. Verb. fall in love. da·yícʰmuʔ to fall in love with each other (n.d.) da·yícʰqacʼi fall in love. da·yícʼkʰe will fall in love. da·yícʰqacʼqati in order to cause someone to fall in love. to· ma da·yícʰqaʔ da·qaʔ min baʔtʼaw it sounds like you want to fall in love with me. (asking for embarrassing comeback). to· ma mito da·yícʰqaʔ da·qaʔ min baʔtʼaw it sounds like you want me to fall in love with you.

da·bicʰqa* [da·bícʰqaw] ⇒ ʔda*₁, -ibic. Verb of Movement. 1 • two (male or female) leave, go away, start to go. synonyms: cohtoc*, pʰilebic*, hayomi·bic*.

2 • a few men leave, go away, start to go. da·bícʰqameʔ leave! (to a few). da·bícʰqawa·cʼiyicʼmeʔ keep leaving! (to a few).

3 • two (male or female) go up.

4 • a few men go up.

da·cʼicʰqa* [da·cʼícʰqaw] ⇒ ʔda*₁, -acʼic. Verb of Movement. 1 • two (male or female) go far, away to a distance. synonyms: wa·duc*, pʰila·cʼic*, hayohmacʼic*.

2 • a few men go far, away to a distance. da·cʼícʰqameʔ go far! (to a few). da·cʼícʰqawa·cʼiyicʼmeʔ keep going far! (to a few).

da·cʼqa* [dacʼqáw] ⇒ ʔda*₁, -acʼ₁. Variant: ʔda·cʼqa*. Verb of Movement. 1 • two (male or female) go along (in one direction). dacʼqaw a few to go. synonyms: wa·d*₁, pʰila·cʼ*, hayohmacʼ*.

2 • a few men go along (in one direction).

3 • two (male or female) come toward here.

4 • a few men come toward here. dacʼqameʔ come here! (to a few). dacʼqawá·cʼiyicʼmeʔ keep coming this way! (to a few).

da·cʼwacʼqa* [dacʼwácʼqaw] ⇒ da·cʼqa*, -wacʼ. Verb of Movement. 1 • two (male or female) go here and there; wander. synonyms: wa·nʔwad*, pʰilatʰmucʼ*, hayom*.

2 • a few men go here and there; wander.

da·cʼwacʼqa* [dacʼwácʼqaw] ⇒ da·cʼqa*, -wacʼ. Verb of Movement. 1 • two (male or female) go here and there; wander. synonyms: wa·nʔwad*, pʰilatʰmucʼ*, hayom*.

2 • a few men go here and there; wander.

da·d* [da·du] ⇒ ʔda*₁, -ad₂. Verb. extend along; stretch along. hiʔda dá·du the road stretches along.

da·hqa*₁ [dahqáw] Variant: dahqa*. ⇒ ʔda*₁, -aq₁. Verb of Movement. 1 • two (male or female) go out from here, go away. synonyms: waq*, pʰilaq*, hayohmaq*.

2 • a few men go out from here, go away. dahqameʔ go out! (to a few). dahqawá·cʼiyicʼmeʔ keep going out! (to a few).

3 • two (male or female) go north or west from here.

4 • a few men go north or west from here.

da·hqa*₂ [dahqáw] ⇒ ʔda*₁, -aqʷ. Verb of Movement. 1 • two (male or female) come out. synonyms: woq*, pʰiloq*, hayohmaqʷ*.

2 • a few men come out. dahqameʔ come out! (to a few). dahqawá·cʼiyicʼmeʔ keep coming out! (to a few).

3 • two (male or female) come northward or westward to here, come from the south or east.

4 • a few men come northward or westward to here, come from the south or east.

da·la* [da·law] ⇒ ʔda*₁, -ala. Verb. extend down. hiʔda dá·law the road extends down. hiʔda dála·medu

da·lahqa* [dalahqáw] ⇒ ʔda*₁, -ala. Variant: dalahqa*. Verb of Movement. 1 • two (male or female) go down. pʰala dálahqaw they also go down. synonyms: wala*, pʰilala*, hayohmala*.

2 • a few men go down. dalahqaméʔ go down! (to a few). dalahqawá·cʼiyicʼmeʔ keep going down! (to a few).

da·lamecʼqa* [da·lamecʼqaw] ⇒ . Verb of Movement. several men go down off of.

da·lohqa* [dalohqáw] ⇒ ʔda*₁, -aloq. Variant: dalohqa*. Verb of Movement. 1 • two (male or female) come up to here. synonyms: woloq*, pʰiloloq*, hayohmaloq*.

2 • a few men come up to here. dalohqaméʔ come up! (to a few). dalohqawá·cʼiyicʼmeʔ keep coming up! (to a few).

da·qa* [da·qaw] ⇒ ʔda*₁. Verb. make road run into another.

da·qacʰqa* [da·qácʰqaw] ⇒ ʔda*₁, -aqac. Verb of Movement. 1 • two (male or female) go up from here. synonyms: waqac*, pʰilaqac*₂, hayohmaqac*.

2 • a few men go up from here. da·qácʰqameʔ go up! (to a few). da·qácʰqawa·cʼiyicʼmeʔ keep going up! (to a few).

da·qocʼqa* [da·qocʼqaw] ⇒ ʔda*₁, -aqocʼ. Verb of Movement. 1 • two (male or female) go out from here (without reference to cardinal direction). synonyms: woqocʼ*, pʰiloqocʼ*, hayohmaqocʼ*.

2 • a few men go out from here (without reference to cardinal direction).

da·sqʰac* [dá·sqʰaʔ] ⇒ da-, sqʰac*. Variant: da·sqʰawa·tad*. Verb. brush bare and smooth with the hand.

da·sqʰawa·tad* [dá·sqʰawa·tadu] ⇒ da·sqʰac*.

da·sʼluc* [da·sʼluʔ] ⇒ da-, sʼluc*. Verb. make grimy and slick with the hands. cohšo sʼáʔsʼa wi to· ma sʼaʔsʼa dá·sʼlucʰwiy with dirty hands, you got me grimy. ʔihpʰu·li dá·sʼluci make it slick with lard!

da·yic* [da·yiʔ] ⇒ da·*. Verb. start to like. dayi·cedú to keep starting to like. dayi·ci to ʔ let me like it! da·yicʰwiye· to I am beginning to like (something).

-de [de] Kinship Noun. Vocative in kinship system.

dec [dec] ⇒ ʔdic*.

deʔ [deʔ] ⇒ teʔ.

de·* [dew] Verb. follow; trail, follow tracks. meʔa yácʰma ya·cal déhtacʼicʰmeʔ (to several) Follow your fathers! ʔahcá· de·maʔ to follow into the house. synonyms: nuwa*.

de·duc* [de·duʔ] ⇒ de·*, -aduc. Variant: de·cʼic*. Verb. follow far. meʔél dedu·ci follow your father! dono tól dedu·ci follow in the hills!

hude·d* [hude·du] ⇒ de·*. Verb. applaud in the Indian way (by saying "ho"). hude·du to applaud, saying /ho/; to acclaim, applaud (not clapping but shouting appreciation for performance). baṭʰe·yi húde·du to applaud many times. hudedu·cedú·cedu D: Durative. hudenʔkʰe ʔéhni ma ʔa· mito duwi dí·cʼinʔpʰila are you going to say "ʔow" if I tell you a coyote story ? kumíʔdaʔ ṭa mu·kinʔ hudedu·cedám he always applauds. kumíʔdaʔ ṭa ma·caʔ hudecʼi·yicʼam they always applaud. compare: bade·d*.

qʰama· de·ci [qʰama· dé·ciw] ⇒ qʰama·, de·*. Verb. follow along (probably later). qʰama· dé·cʼiʔ several to follow. qʰama· deʔ they followed. Example Variant: qʰama· dé·cʼiy.. qʰama· dé·cʼicʰmeʔ follow (to several)! má hla· qʰama· de·ci you too follow (with them)! má hla· qʰama· decí·du you too keep following. qʰama· dé·cime·du D: Durative, Semelfactive. qʰama· dé·du to follow someone along the trail.

qʰama· de·du [qʰama· dé·du] ⇒ qʰama₁, de·*. Verb. follow tracks. qʰama· dé·du to follow later. qʰama· dé·du·y he followed the tracks. qʰama· dedú·ci follow off to the distance! qʰama· déhcadu·ci (to one) Follow (several) off to a distance! qʰama· déhcacʼicʰmeʔ (to several) Follow (several) off to a distance! naṭayya ʔem maʔéʔkʰe qʰama dé·cʼin míl pʰila·cʼ the children are going along and following their father’s tracks (looking at prints). naṭayya qʰama· dé·duye· maʔel basatícʼqaʔnati the children later followed their father, even though he told them to stay (not nec. looking at tracks). (/qʰama·/ is "later") (contrast /qʰama/ vs. /qʰama·/). ʔahcá· de·maʔ to follow into the house. qʰama· demá·duʔ he trailed (her) here. qʰama wínal ma·duʔ to arrive on one’s footsteps.

de·cʼic* [de·cʼic] ⇒ de·duc*.

de·duc* [de·duʔ] ⇒ de·*, -aduc. Variant: de·cʼic*. Verb. follow far. meʔél dedu·ci follow your father! dono tól dedu·ci follow in the hills!

de·ki [de·ki] ⇒ diki*₁.

de·m [de·m] ⇒ ʔdi·m*.

di- [di] Variant: diʔṭʼe. pref-instr. by gravity; by falling or from a heavy weight placed on top of.

dihcelh* [dihcelʔ] ⇒ di-, hcelh*. Verb. be obstructed by something falling.

dihcelhma* [dihcélhmaw] ⇒ dihcelh*. Verb. (stick) fall and become lodged crosswise (in a tree).

dihkotʰci* [dihkotʰciw] ⇒ di-, hkot*. Verb. wear out by falling down.

dihtenh* [dihténʔ] ⇒ di-, htenh*₁. Verb. flatten something by means of something heavy or by gravity. dihtená·tanʔqa D: Causative, Imperative. dihténhmaw to stay down. heʔe mito dihténhmaw your hair is lying down (not sticking up). qaʔdi ʔáqolayel mil tilitilinʔwanʔpʰi tʼi díhtenhci roll around in that tall grass and mash it all down. Example Variant: diténʔta.

dihtʰunh* [dihtʰunʔ] ⇒ di-, htʰunh*. Verb. not quite reach after falling. qʰale ʔahca tolhqʰaʔ cʰabina ʔnati dihtʰunhciʔ the tree must have fallen towards the house but didn’t reach it. Example Variant: didulciʔ ~ didilciʔ.

dihṭʰa* [dihṭʰaw] ⇒ di-, hṭʰa*₂. Verb. open, unloose. diṭʰaʔ one or several door(s) to open by itself.

dihṭʰe* [dihṭʰew] ⇒ di-, hṭʰe*₁. Verb. spread out by gravity; fall open like a collar. hasʼiʔda dihṭʰe falling.

dihṭʰeyʔ* [-] ⇒ di-, hṭʰeyʔ*₁. Variant: diṭʰehy*. Verb. spread by gravity.

dihṭʰeyad* [dihṭʰeyadu] ⇒ dihṭʰeyʔ*. Verb. spread along by gravity [?]

dihṭʰeyʔma* [dihṭʰéyʔmaw] ⇒ dihṭʰeyʔ*. Verb. spread out on a surface due to gravity; hang down spread out.

mihya dihṭʰeyʔmaw ⇒ mihya, dihṭʰeyʔma*. [mihya díhṭʰeyʔmaw] Noun. collar. synonyms: mihya pihṭʰeyʔmaw.

dihṭʰeyʔmad* [dihṭʰéyʔmadu] ⇒ dihṭʰeyʔ*, -mad. Verb. spread out by lying on; lie on something and crush it down to a bed.

dihwatʼ* [dihwaʔ] ⇒ di-, hwatʼ*. Verb. fall and flatten; flop, disintegrate, lose tenseness, tone, collapse. dihwatʼciw to drop rotten melon and it squashes and flattens; to fall over, flop down. mul₁ kalikákʰ₂ kaho·n₃ el₄ dihwátʼci₅ fall and squash that cardboard box! dihwátʼci flop down! dihwátʼcimeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Semelfactive. diwáhtʼimeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dihwátʼcimulʔ fall on.

dihwatʼwatʼa [dihwatʼwatʼa] ⇒ dihwatʼ*. Noun. couch potato; lazy husband who sits around the house.

dihwe·n* [dihwenʔ] ⇒ di-, hwe·n*. Verb. fat shake; heavy weight to quiver. dihwe·nin wa·dal ṭa (She’s) walking along quivering (she’s so fat).

dihye·* [dihyew] ⇒ di-, hye·*. Variant: diyec*. Verb. stop, quit falling. ʔihcʰe dihyew it’s stopped raining. heʔe diʔkolʔba dihyew he quit cutting hair. diqʼa·ṭicʼba dihyew he quit shaving. ʔihcʰe dihyewá·law the rain is stopping falling, slowing down after raining hard.

dihyol* [dihyolʔ] ⇒ di-, hyol*. Verb. mix together, do one thing with others. mul haʔdidiqan ṭʼo ʔahay el dihyolmucʼqa mix those different kinds of wood together!

dihyoqʰ* [dihyoʔ] ⇒ di-, hyoqʰ*. Verb. stir, shake up by gravity. dihyóqʰmaw (to shake table) and dishes shake; (to ride in car) and be shaken). dihyóqʰciw to shake table and bottles fall over. dihyoqʰa·du D: Durative. dihyoqʰá·law a lot of little pieces to fall down on something. heʔe dihyóqʰmaw hair to be hanging loose, swinging (not "messed up") or of branches of tree waving in breeze. dihyóqʰmawa·du to shake in diff. places.

dihyut* [dihyuʔ] ⇒ di-, hyut*. Verb. drop and break something crumbly. dihyútʰmaw to drop (not tomato; potato OK if mealy, glass) on something off ground and it breaks to pieces. dihyútʰciw to drop and break on the ground.

dika·š* [dikaš] ⇒ di-, ka·š*. Verb. falling object project.

dikašma* [dikašmaw] ⇒ dika·š*. Verb. big rear sticking out (not out of bed), like in steatopygis. compare: keʔye*.

di·kaškaša [di·káškaša] ⇒ dika·š*. Ideophone Adjective. fat, leaning, out of shape. compare: di·taštaša.

dikimci* [dikimciw] ⇒ di-, kim*. Verb. stretch with the finger. qʰasili· banémqatitʰin dikimcíhqa ti mul ʔa sulemáʔ šucʰawʔ I held it with a string so it wouldn’t hit the bottom.

dikʰulma* [dikʰúlmaw] ⇒ di-, kʰul*. Variant: dikʰuhlim*. Verb. (berries) hang in a bush. dikʰúhlimʔ (berries) to hang in several bushes. basʼáʔsʼa bahqa· dikuhlimʔ the coffeeberries are hanging in bunches.

diqʼotʼqa* [diqʼotʼqaw] ⇒ di-, qʼotʼ*. Instr Verb Stem. gulp. compare: šoʔqʼotam*.

dituš* [dituš] ⇒ di-, tuš*. Verb. hang baggily; hang and bulge. ditušmaw to hang baggy. wó·lsa ditušmaw pocket hanging bulgy (from lots of stuff in it).

di·tuštušu [di·tuštušu] ⇒ dituš*. Ideophone Adjective. baggy. kʼaṭa dí·tuštušu baggy clothes. compare: di·yotʰyoto.

ditʰut* [ditʰuʔ] ⇒ di-, tʰut*, di-, tʰut*. Verb. drop and break apart something brittle; something brittle fall and break apart. ditʰúhtimʔ clods to fall apart when dropped into or on something (or ice or spider web if it breaks). ditʰutʰmaw one dropped. ditʰutá·duʔ to fall on ground and break into lots of pieces.

diṭa·n* [diṭanʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭa·n*₁. Verb. make sound of slam (more than cuṭa·n). hóhwa diṭa·man a door slammed. Example Variant: hohwa diṭa·nin.. diṭanciy Example Variant: diṭamciy. tá·pʰla ʔahqal diṭani·bi·y the long board flipped up on being dropped.

diṭa·t* [diṭaʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭa·t*. Verb. fall and twist; fall twisted. diṭatʰcí· mihcay they fell twisted.

diṭidiṭi* [diṭidiṭiw] ⇒ di-, ṭi*₃. Reduplicating Verb. sound of many things falling (apples, rocks on floor or ground, not leaves, rocks on concrete.

diṭʰaṭ* [diṭʰaʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭʰaṭ*. Verb. fall and break open; drop and break open. diṭʰáṭʰciw to fall and crack open in two (or a few) pieces (rock, watermelon); to drop (watermelon) on ground and it breaks or drop and shatter glass, not spider web. diṭʰaṭʰmaw to drop on something or in something. diṭʰa·qa (door) fall open. dihyuṭʰciw D: Absolutive. diṭʰaṭa·duʔ to fall and crack apart. diṭʰahtaduʔ several to fall and crack apart. diṭʰaṭa·duʔ to fall and break open (a watermelon); (rock) to fall and crack apart. ʔoho díṭʰaṭa·duʔ something to fall on fire and scatter it. compare: dicʼal*, diṭʰe·l*, dikʼal*.

diṭʰa·l* [diṭʰalʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭʰa·l*. Verb. bright by falling, by gravity. compare: hiṭʰa·l*, cuṭʰa·l*, hiṭʰa·l*.

diṭʰa·m* [diṭʰamʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭʰa·m*. Verb. reflect (an image), by gravity, falling, a heavy weight. wenta·na duséhyalaw hloʔba diṭʰamciy the window curtain fell down and (the room) got brighter.

diṭʰe* [diṭʰew] ⇒ di-, ṭʰe*. Verb. fall and spread out. ʔacá el cʼe·lícʼba diṭʰemy the man fell and spread out. diṭʰe· míhcaye· ma·caʔ they fell spread out. (as a parachute). diṭʰe· míhcaye· ma·cal somebody threw them and they spread out.

diṭʰe·* [diṭʰew] ⇒ di-, ṭʰe·*, di-, ṭʰe·*. Verb. flip over. diṭʰe míhcaw several to fall and spread out. diṭʰe·néw one to fall and spread out.

diṭʰe·l* [diṭʰelʔ´] ⇒ di-, ṭʰe·l*. Verb. book or something stuck together opened by itself or applies to slicing meat or something soft so a slice flops over. compare: dicʼal*, diṭʰaṭ*, dikʼal*.

diṭʰe·m* [diṭʰemʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭʰe·m*₃. Verb. fall with gravity.

diṭʰil* [diṭʰilʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭʰil*. Verb. fall and spread, stretch out; fall and bounce. kʼaṭa bahṭʰe banala·ba kalikákʰ kaho·n diṭʰilá·du·y a big cloth fell down in the paper box and spread it out. kawa·yú ltow hloʔba dihṭʰílciw fell from the horse and bounced on the ground.

diṭʰo·* [diṭʰow] ⇒ di-, ṭʰo*. Verb. outer layer fall off in pieces; remove outer layer in pieces, by gravity. hóhwa tol cʰiʔtʼaʔ canemqaba ma diṭʰocʰqay you bumped (something) against the paint on the door and chipped off a piece. diṭʰóhqa D: Causative, Imperative. synonyms: diṭʼo·*.

diṭʼam* [diṭʼamʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭʼam*₂, di-, ṭʼam*₂. Verb. fall on nest (and scatter).

diṭʼan* [diṭʼanʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭʼan*₁, di-, ṭʼan*₁. Verb. bruise, injure by dropping something onto. diṭʼánʔ to bruise by dropping something on.

diṭʼa·* [diṭʼaw] ⇒ di-, ṭʼa·*. Variant: dilaṭʼa*. Verb. cause innards to fall out. diṭʼa·cʼi drop something on self! hicʼohloʔba diṭʼa·y the egg fell and broke.

diṭʼel* [diṭʼelʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭʼel*. Verb. drip once; spot by putting one (spreadable) thing on another, by gravity, falling, a heavy weight. ʔahqʰa yaʔ kʼaṭa tol diʔṭʼebina diṭʼelqʰ water must have dripped one drop on the cloth and made a spot. kʼaṭa tol diṭʼélqa· ṭʼiʔbáhqa· ʔahqʰa díʔṭʼebina a spot is formed on the cloth when a drop of berry juice fell on it. kalikakʰ tol ʔahqʰa diṭʼelʔ dripping water made a spot on the paper.

diṭʼo·* [diṭʼow] Lit: cover falls off the werebear ⇒ di-, ṭʼo·*. Variant: diloṭʼo*. Verb. (tablecloth) fall off by itself. kʼaṭa diṭʼow cloth falls uncovering (window). kʰuy díṭʼow secret to come out (not someone discovering you undressed, as with E. Dollar); shameful secret comes out. kʰúy diṭʼohqay they told (brought out) the secret. synonyms: diṭʰo·*.

diṭʼo·s* [diṭʼos] ⇒ di-, ṭʼo·s*. Verb. remove covering so liquid oozes out, skin, by gravity, falling, a heavy weight. ya·pálka diṭʼosciw D: Semelfactive, Absolutive. naṭa qáwi ʔel cé·lícʼba, cihsi díṭʼósciy the child fell down and skinned his sores.

diṭʼu·l* [diṭʼulʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭʼu·l*₂. Variant: diṭʼuhl*. Verb. project askew, lean, not from falling. qʰale díṭʼulma· cohtow a tree is standing really askew (not vertical; can grow that way or trunk can crack and lean but not fall). diṭʼulciw D: Semelfactive, Absolutive. diṭʼulmacídu D: Durative. diṭʼúhlimʔ D: Locative, Absolutive. diṭʼulma D: Imperative. diṭʼuli·ci (to tree) Lean (but not touch ground – only of trees).

diwaṭʰ* [diwaʔ] ⇒ di-, waṭʰ*. Verb. smash by dropping something (on). diwaṭʰciw to smash (a spider) by dropping something on it or to smash a melon by dropping it (can do this to a cracker, too).

diway* [diwáyʔ] ⇒ di-, way*₁. Variant: diwayʔta*. Verb. awaken by falling, by dropping a heavy weight. diwayi wake him up by falling on (him, or the bed)! diwayiʔ to wake oneself up by falling (out of bed).

diyecʼ* [diyéʔ] ⇒ di-, yecʼ*. Verb. (person) lean on. diyécʼmaw (a man) to lean against. diyecʼí mil cumatʰma· tol ʔ lean back on that chair!

diyot* [diyoʔ] ⇒ di-, yot*₂. Verb. 1 • spill so as to create a pile. diyotá·duʔ to spill and spread (not water). miṭaʔ ṭʼacʼba diyótʰciy the sand spilled and (piled up). miṭaʔ ʔahqʰa yow diyota·lay lots of sand fell down into the water.

2 • sag loosely in folds. diyótʰmaw baggy (of clothes) .

di·yotʰyoto [di·yótʰyoto] ⇒ diyot*. Ideophone Adjective. baggy. compare: di·tuštušu.

diʔdi* [diʔdíw] ⇒ di-, ʔdi*₁, . Variant: dihsa*. Verb. fall floating.

didenʔwad* [didenʔwadu] ⇒ diʔdi*. Verb. fall floating here and there (as a feather would do).

diʔtʼa* [diʔtʼaw] ⇒ di-, ʔtʼa*₅. Variant: ditʼac*. Verb. seem, feel, detect with the senses, by gravity, falling, a heavy weight. mihsáʔ diʔtʼaw it feels heavy.

diʔtʼemh* [diʔtʼemʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔtʼemh*. Verb. put heavy thing down onto. diʔtʼémʔcihqa mul kʼaṭa cawal ʔ put something heavy on the cloth sitting there. daholánʔpʰi₁ daʔtʼemá₂ mul₃ ʔ₄ feel around with hand and find it! You don’t look like you could lift something heavy (look too small).

diʔtʼentʼele* [diʔtʼentʼelew] ⇒ di-, ʔtʼentʼele*. Verb. crumple, make out of shape. diʔtʼentʼeleʔ (house) to be old and leaning. ʔahca díʔtʼentʼeleʔ a shed roof house (not actually out of shape). ʔila diʔtʼentʼeleʔ nose flattened with tip pressed down.

diʔtʼeʔtʼe* [diʔtʼeʔtʼew] ⇒ di-, ʔtʼeʔtʼe*. Instr Verb Stem. be close together. hahse diʔtʼéʔteʔ bacʰqʰ the brush grew thick.

diʔṭiʔṭi* [diʔṭiʔṭiw] ⇒ di-, ʔṭiʔṭi*. Verb. surface to fall and gather into smaller piece. diʔṭíʔṭiʔ baney (rug fell off and) fell gathered in a bunch (not attached at one end).

diʔṭu* [diʔṭuw] ⇒ di-, ʔṭu*. Verb. fall on edge of something (could be itself). diʔṭú· baney it fell on the edge (either of itself or of something else). diʔṭú· banalay it fell down on the edge (either of itself or of something else).

diʔṭʼaš* [diʔṭʼaš] ⇒ di-, ʔṭʼaš*₂, di-, ʔṭʼaš*₂. Variant: diṭʼahš*. Verb. fall into place, objects joined by falling ?? diʔṭʼášciw solid clouds, darkened sky. hóhwa diʔṭʼášciy the door fell shut. synonyms: ʔama kʰunu·q.

diʔṭʼe* [diʔṭʼew] ⇒ , di-, ʔṭʼe*₂. Verb. water to drip (make mark). diṭʼeʔ water drops. diṭʼeti (to several) Drip!

diʔṭʼenṭʼele* [diʔṭʼenṭʼelew] ⇒ di-, ʔṭʼenṭʼele*. Verb. flatten. ʔila diʔṭʼenṭʼeleʔ nose flattened with tip pressed down.

diʔṭʼeʔṭʼec* [diʔṭʼeʔṭʼeʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔṭʼeʔṭʼe*₂. Verb. become flattened by gravity. compare: diʔṭʼe.

diʔṭʼubut* [diʔṭʼubuʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔṭʼubut*₁. Verb. drop and sink under by self. diʔṭʼubútʰqaw to dye, put under water.

diʔya* [diʔyaw] ⇒ di-, ʔya*. Verb. almost fall but catch self; (to trip) and almost fall, fall partly. diʔyaw ʔtʰin cʼe·li·y he fell, not stopping himself.

diʔyuʔyu* [diʔyúʔyuw] ⇒ di-, ʔyuʔyu*. Verb. hurt by fall.

di·wolʔwo [di·wólʔwo] ⇒ di-, wo·l*. Ideophone Adjective. (hyperbole) of person walking limber, flopping around like with no bones, or of fat shaky people.

di* [-?] Variant: diht*. Verb of Handling. handle or act on one nonlong object (a rock, a baby, an animal); put, take, hold, carry in hand. dihtí ready to hang (shirt, etc.) up. synonyms: ye*₂, ʔbe*₅, ne*₃, bane*₃, duye*, mihca*, biʔdi*₂, coʔdo*, mica·cʼic*, hsa*₁, biʔdic*, yecʼ*, biʔcʼi*, hsa*₂, bane*₂.

dibic* [dibíʔ] ⇒ di*, -ibic. Verb of Handling. 1 • pick up a nonlong object. dibíci D: Semelfactive, Imperative, Directional "up" or Inceptive. šeʔeʔ dibicí pick up the basket (which is on the table)! cʰiṭu· ʔama tol dibici pick up the basket from the ground. compare: šaʔa*; synonyms: be·bic*, bide·bic*, codo·bic*.

2 • carry a nonlong object up, away. (qʼoʔo) qali· dibiʔ to pitch (a song) higher. qali· dibici pitch (the song) higher!

diccicʼ* [dicciʔ] ⇒ di*. Verb. hand to someone and take it back suddenly (if have round object) ¡retr. compare: beccicʼ*, ʔdoccicʼ*.

did* [didú] ⇒ di*, -ad₂. Verb of Handling. 1 • carry a nonlong object along (in one direction). didú·cedu keep bringing one nonlong object! dídu bring it! pʰala dídu bring it! #again. compare: bedu·cedu·ced*.

2 • bring a nonlong object toward here. synonyms: be·d*, bide·d*, codo·d*.

diduc* [didúʔ] ⇒ di*, -aduc. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object far, away to a distance. synonyms: be·duc*, bide·duc*, codo·duc*.

dihci* [dihcíw] ⇒ di*. Verb of Handling. pick up, take one nonlong object, such as a rock. dihci pick it up! dihcicí·du keep picking it up! dihcitʰúʔ don’t pick it up! dihcimúcʼba getting together. ʔama díhcimu·liʔ duʔyaqánʔqaba, yuʔdul pʰakʼu·maʔ after thinking about turning things around, he killed himself. Example Variant: ʔama· díhcimu·liʔ duʔyaqánʔqaba, yuʔdul pʰakʼu·maʔ. maṭʼqʰa díhciyiʔ hold or pick up a handful of mud. díhciʔ to pick up. dihcibiʔ lift up. maṭʼqʰa díhciyiʔ hold or pick up a handful of mud. kalikakʰ dihcipʰi pick up paper (something light). dihci múl qʰaʔbeʔ pick up stone!

dila* [diláw] ⇒ di*, -ala. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object down. dila D: Imperative. dilameʔ D: Plural Imperative. dilatʰuʔ D: Negative. dilatʰumeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Negative. dilamé·du D: Durative. dilamécʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dilaméʔtʰuʔ D: Negative. dilamé·cʼiyicʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Reflexive. dila mí·li ʔ D: Imperative. Example Variant: mi·li díla. dila háʔdi ʔ D: Imperative. synonyms: be·la*, bida·la*, codo·la*.

dilamecʼ* [dilaméʔ] ⇒ di*, -alamecʼ. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object down off of. synonyms: be·lamecʼ*, bida·lamecʼ*, codo·lamecʼ*.

diloq* [dilóʔ] ⇒ di*, -aqʷ. Verb. carry (one thing) in hand up hither; bring a nonlong object up to here. dilóhmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dilóhtʰuʔ D: Negative. dilóhtʰumeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Negative. diloqó·du D: Durative. diloqócʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. diloqó·cʼiwacʼmeʔ to pick out something. diloqó·cʼiyicʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Reflexive. synonyms: be·loq*, bida·loq*, codo·loq*.

diloqocʼ* [diloqóʔ] ⇒ di*, -aloqocʼ. Verb of Handling. bring a nonlong object up out of. synonyms: be·loqocʼ*, bida·loqocʼ*, codo·loqocʼ*.

dim* [dímʔ] ⇒ di*, -m₂. Variant: dima*. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object across or past. dima D: Imperative. dímmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dímtʰuʔ D: Negative. dímtʰumeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Negative. dimá·du D: Durative. dimácʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dimadu·ci bring home. dimacʼi·yicʼmeʔ to take it to a place or bring home. dimá·cʼiyicʼmeʔ to carry across. dimayi·cʼiwacʼmeʔ take in the house. synonyms: ʔbem*₁, biʔdim*₂, coʔdom*₁.

dima*₁ [dimáw] ⇒ di*. Verb. hold a nonlong object. dimati in order to hold. dima D: Imperative. dimameʔ D: Plural Imperative. dimatʰuʔ D: Negative. dimatʰúmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Negative. dimací·du D: Durative. dimayícʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Reflexive. dimayí·cʼiyicʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Reflexive. synonyms: biʔdim*₁, coʔdom*₂, ʔbem*₂.

dimaw [dimáw] ⇒ dima*₁. Noun. handkerchief, sheet of paper. dimaw (use for) handkerchief, sheet of paper.

qʰaʔbe dimaw [qʰaʔbe dímaw] Lit: to hold the rock ⇒ qʰaʔbe, dima*₁. Verb. keep the vocal rhythm in Kashaya music.

dimac* [dimáʔ] ⇒ di*, -mac. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object in from here. dimaʔ D: Absolutive. dimaci D: Semelfactive, Imperative. dimácʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dimá·tʰuʔ D: Negative. dimá·tʰumeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Negative. dimací·du D: Durative. dimayícʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Reflexive.

winandimac [winándimaʔ] ⇒ winan, dimac*. Noun. gizzard.

dimad* [dimadu] ⇒ di*, -mad. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object within an enclosed place (house, pasture); at a place identified in the context, enclosed or not. synonyms: ʔbemad*, biʔdimad*, coʔdomad*.

dimaduc* [dimadúʔ] ⇒ di*, -maduc. Verb of Handling. bring a nonlong object home, to a place, carry to destination. synonyms: ʔbema·duc*, biʔdima·duc*, coʔdoma·duc*.

dimaqocʼ* [dimaqóʔ] ⇒ di*, -maqocʼ. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object back a few steps. synonyms: ʔbema·qocʼ*, biʔdima·qocʼ*, coʔdoma·qocʼ*.

dimaqʷ* [dimáʔ] ⇒ di*, -maqʷ. Verb of Handling. bring a nonlong object in here. dimaqo D: Imperative. dimaqó·du D: Durative. dimaqócmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dimáhmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dimahtʰuʔ D: Negative. dimáhtʰumeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Negative.

dimul* [dimúlʔ] ⇒ di*, -mul. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object around to the other side. synonyms: ʔbemul*, biʔdimul*, coʔdomul*.

dimulicʼ* [dimulíʔ] ⇒ di*, -mulicʼ. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object around all the way. synonyms: ʔbemu·licʼ*, biʔdimu·licʼ*, coʔdomu·licʼ*.

diq* [díʔ] ⇒ di*, -aq₁. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object out from here, away. diqa D: Causative, Imperative. dihmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dihtʰuʔ D: Negative. dihtʰumeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Negative. diqá·du D: Durative. diqácʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. diqá·cʼiwacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. Example Variant: diqá·cʼiyicʼmeʔ.

diqac* [diqáʔ] ⇒ di*, -aqac. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object up from here. diqaci D: Imperative. diqácʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. diqá·tʰuʔ D: Negative. diqací·du D: Durative, Causative. diqayícmeʔ D: Causative, Plural Imperative, Reflexive. diqayí·cʼiyicʼmeʔ D: Causative, Plural Imperative, Reflexive. diqayí·cʼiwacʼmeʔ something move something up your own body. synonyms: be·qac*, bida·qac*, codo·qac*.

diqʷ* [díʔ] ⇒ di*, -aqʷ. Verb of Handling. bring a nonlong object out.

dibi* [dibi] ⇒ diʔbi*.

2 • carry a nonlong object up, away. (qʼoʔo) qali· dibiʔ to pitch (a song) higher. qali· dibici pitch (the song) higher!

dibohši* [dibohšiw] ⇒ dibo·š*. Verb. be puffed up by gravity.

dibommenʔ [dibommenʔ] ⇒ dibo·m*. Noun. nickname of a woman who wore her hair hanging over and covering her forehead.

diboqʼot* [diboqʼoʔ] ⇒ diʔboqʼ*.

dibo·m* [dibomʔ] ⇒ di-, bo·m*. Verb. hang down and cover; hang swelled up. dibommaw to hang down covering (of plant over a wall, hair over forehead). qa kʰoyo· dibommawe· mito the flesh under your chin is hanging swelled out. dobome· mu dobo·ma cover! synonyms: dipam*, dipem*, dipʰam*, dipʰa·l*, dibo·š*.

dibommenʔ [dibommenʔ] ⇒ dibo·m*. Noun. nickname of a woman who wore her hair hanging over and covering her forehead.

dibo·š* [diboš] ⇒ di-, bo·š*. Variant: dibohši*. Verb. be puffed up, be enlarged insubstantially, by gravity, falling, a heavy weight. synonyms: dipam*, dipem*, dipʰam*, dipʰa·l*, dibo·m*.

dibo·šma* [dibošmaw] ⇒ dibo·š*. Verb. hang fluffed out (of clothes, jowls, double chin). taqʰma lákʰmawin dibošmawé· to because my dress is loose (too big) it is fluffed out. dibošmameʔ D: Plural.

heʔe dibošmaw [heʔe díbošmaw] ⇒ heʔe, dibo·šma*. Noun. pompadour, puffed-up hair.

di·bošbošo [di·bóšbošo] ⇒ dibo·š*. Ideophone Adjective. hanging swollen by gravity. qakʰo di·bošbošo hanging swollen double chin.

heʔe dibošmaw [heʔe díbošmaw] ⇒ heʔe, dibo·šma*. Noun. pompadour, puffed-up hair.

dibuc* [dibúʔ] ⇒ di-, buc*. Variant: dibuhc*. Verb. (rain) fall. ʔihcʰe šamá· dibucʰ it's raining heavy. ʔihcʰe dibuhcimaʔ to shower (of rain); several rains going by. dibucahy I see that it's raining. dibucí·du keep raining. dibuci keep raining! ʔihcʰe mihsaʔ dibucínʔkʰe a heavy rain will keep falling. cuhulá tow ʔihyu qʰáʔbeso· dibucam hail storming from the north. dibú·tʰuʔ don't rain! dibucʼ íyow

dibucaq* [dibucáʔ] ⇒ dibuc*, -aq₁. Verb. start to rain (or other precipitation); rain and continue to rain. dibucá·qa start to rain!

dibucʰma* [dibucʰmaw] ⇒ dibuc*. Verb. rain to come inside. ʔihcʰe díbucʰmawe· ʔahcaw the rain is coming into the house.

dibucʰmac* [dibúcʰmaʔ] ⇒ dibuc*, mac*₂. Verb. (rain) come from the west.

dibu·cay* [dibu·cáyʔ] ⇒ dibuc*, -ay. Variant: dibuhcay*. Verb. (rain) fall on something. ʔoʔ pʰila·cʼem, yal ʔihcʰe díbu·ca·y while we were still walking, it rained on us. pʰala dibucay it rained again. dibúhcayʔ repeatedly rain on something; to rain on something all winter.

dibucaq* [dibucáʔ] ⇒ dibuc*, -aq₁. Verb. start to rain (or other precipitation); rain and continue to rain. dibucá·qa start to rain!

dibucʰma* [dibucʰmaw] ⇒ dibuc*. Verb. rain to come inside. ʔihcʰe díbucʰmawe· ʔahcaw the rain is coming into the house.

dibucʰmac* [dibúcʰmaʔ] ⇒ dibuc*, mac*₂. Verb. (rain) come from the west.

dibuhc* [dibuhciw] ⇒ dibuc*.

dibuhcay* [dibúhcayʔ] ⇒ dibu·cay*.

dibut* [dibuʔ] ⇒ diʔbu*.

diccicʼ* [dicciʔ] ⇒ di*. Verb. hand to someone and take it back suddenly (if have round object) ¡retr. compare: beccicʼ*, ʔdoccicʼ*.

dicʰa·* [dicʰaw] ⇒ di-, cʰa·*₂. Verb. get lodged, choke (not of person); fall into brush or something with branches sticking out.

dicʰa·m* [dicʰamʔ] ⇒ dicʰa·*. Verb. 1 • (food) to get lodged in throat when swallowed, choke on (food). Chica to dicʰamʔ C [dog] is choking. Chica to kumiʔdaʔ dicʰama·du C [dog] is always choking. hiʔbaya ʔem dicʰamʔ the man is choking. dicʰamyé· mito are you choking? maʔu miʔkʰe maʔa, dicʰa·má here's your food, choke on it! maʔu miʔkʰe maʔa, dicʰamtʰúʔ here's your food, don't choke! dicʰa·ma (to person) choke! dicʰatámmeʔ D: Plural. dicʰama·law go down choking. ʔul dicʰamqʰ he's choked.

2 • Idiom: voice change (at puberty). ʔul dicʰamqʰ his voice has changed. sime dicʰamʔ change of voice at puberty.

dicʰi·ṭ* [dicʰiʔ´] ⇒ di-, cʰi·ṭ*₂. Verb. fall out, spill after falling. pé·su buhqʰál miʔkʰe (mu) dicʰíyh your wallet fell out.

dicʰu* [dicʰuw] ⇒ di-, cʰu*. Variant: dicʰulta*. Verb. scrape by falling. dicʰuw falling rock scrape or break off piece of earth, [cake?] wood is probably too hard. dicʰu·lʔ part is already scraped off by something falling; scrapped by falling downward over a length. yama·ni ʔíme qʰale ʔíša· li dicʰulʔbiw the wool was knocked over by a falling tree limb. dicʰu·li fall! (to limb).

dicʰula·taq* [dicʰu;á·taʔ] ⇒ dicʰulta*.

dicʰulta* [dicʰúltaw] ⇒ dicʰu*. Variant: dicʰula·taq*.

dicʼahn* [dicʼahniw] ⇒ diʔcʼanh*.

dicʼal* [dicʼalʔ] ⇒ di-, cʼal*. Variant: dicʼalta*. Verb. (book) opens by itself (not all the way); shirt opens at top; crease in dress opens up. dicʼali open! dicʼálmeʔ open (several)! dicʼáltameʔ @. dicʼalíyow @. dicʼala·du (book) opens all the way by itself . compare: diṭʰe·l*, diṭʰaṭ*, dikʼal*.

dicʼalta* [dicʼaltaw] ⇒ dicʼal*. Verb. open.

dicʼe* [-] ⇒ di-, cʼe*. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. take a fall.

dicʼedicʼe* [dicʼedícʼew] ⇒ dicʼe*. Reduplicating Verb. take many falls.

dicʼi·du [dicʼi·du] ⇒ ʔama· dicʼi·du.

dicʼi·ṭ* [dicʼiʔ] ⇒ di-, cʼi·ṭ*. Verb. mix up by gravity. dicʼiṭʰmuʔ @. dicʼi·ṭi pour together and so mix.

dicʼi·ṭaq* [dicʼitaʔ] ⇒ dicʼi·ṭ*. Verb. 1 • mix (socially). dicʼiṭaʔ mix together (socially). dicʼiṭa·qa mix (socially). dicʼiṭa·qadú·cedu keep mixing (socially). synonyms: cacʼi·ṭaq*, hicʼi·ṭaq*.

2 • mix races together (blood or otherwise). dicʼiṭa·qa be mixed blood.

dicʼma* [dicʼmaw] Lit: tell across ⇒ di·cʼ*₁. Verb. 1 • tattle.

2 • translate; interpret, translate or pass a word on in the same language; pass the word.

cahno dicʼma·yac [cahno dícʼma·yaʔ] ⇒ cahno₂, dicʼma*, =yac. Noun. interpreter.

dicʼmucʼ* [dicʼmuʔ] ⇒ di·cʼ*₁. Verb. tell. baṭʰé hca to haʔdiʔdi ṭʼo cahno dicʼmucʼ (or dicʼwacʼam) a lot of people told me different news.

ʔama dicʼmuʔ [ʔama dícʼmuʔ] ⇒ ʔama·₂, dicʼmucʼ*. Noun. Indian laws.

ʔama· dicʼmuʔ [ʔama· dicʼmuʔ] ⇒ ʔama·₂, dicʼmucʼ*. Variant: di·cʼmucʼ. Noun. story told to each other.

dicʼohli* [dicʼóhliw] ⇒ diʔcʼolh*.

dicʼo·* [dicʼow] ⇒ di-, cʼo·*₁. Verb. expose by gravity. qaṭi dícʼo·qa· mito heʔe biʔtʼé yya diʔkʼolbem your scar is showing after you cut your hair short. qʰaʔbe lóʔtahqaba ʔama· dicʼohqawe· mu baṭiwam when he dropped rocks he exposed the dirt lying (under the grass which was knocked away). qʰaʔbe lóʔtahqaba ʔama· dicʼohqawe· mu baṭiwam when the rock fell, the earth was exposed.

dicʼo·cʼ* [dicʼoʔ] ⇒ di-, cʼo·cʼ*. Verb. appear. ʔacaʔ dicʼóʔdo a person appeared (inside shattered rock).

dicʼu·l* [dicʼulʔ] ⇒ di-, cʼu·l*₂. Verb. drop on to hurt. qʰama dícʼulqawiye· to· ma you dropped something really heavy on my foot.

2 • bring a nonlong object toward here. synonyms: be·d*, bide·d*, codo·d*.

didaya* [didayáw] ⇒ diʔdayac*, dilac*.

didaʔditi* [didaʔditiw] ⇒ didaʔdi*. Verb. fall over.

didenʔwad* [didenʔwadu] ⇒ diʔdi*. Verb. fall floating here and there (as a feather would do).

diduc* [didúʔ] ⇒ di*, -aduc. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object far, away to a distance. synonyms: be·duc*, bide·duc*, codo·duc*.

dihce [dihce´] ⇒ dihce*. Noun. a roof or other structure that shields from rain or other falling objects.

dihce* [dihcew] ⇒ di-, hce*₁. Verb. obstruct or block something that falls, or other downward movement. maʔa to kʼuyu wi dihcecʰ food has blocked my windpipe.

dihce [dihce´] ⇒ dihce*. Noun. a roof or other structure that shields from rain or other falling objects.

dihcec* [dihcéʔ] ⇒ dihce*. Verb. movement downward under the force of gravity to block or be blocked.

dihcelh* [dihcelʔ] ⇒ di-, hcelh*. Verb. be obstructed by something falling.

dihcelhma* [dihcélhmaw] ⇒ dihcelh*. Verb. (stick) fall and become lodged crosswise (in a tree).

dihcenh* [dihcénʔ] ⇒ di-, hcenh*₁. Verb. shelter from rain or other falling objects.

dihcimucʼ* [dihcimuʔ] ⇒ . Verb. get together.

dihciyicʼ* [dihciyiʔ] ⇒ . Verb. hold closely to oneself [?]

dihcʰa*₁ [dihcʰaw] ⇒ di-, hcʰa*₁. Verb. be knocked over by a falling object.

dihcʰa*₂ [-] ⇒ di-, hcʰa*₃. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. break up by gravity.

dihcʰadicʰa* [dihcʰadicʰaw] ⇒ dihcʰa*₂. Reduplicating Verb. break up by gravity; falling heavy weight. dihcʰadicʰata·du D: Durative Plural.

dihcʰahcʰac* [dihcʰahcʰaʔ] ⇒ dihcʰa*₂. Reduplicating Verb. heavy weight falling crush something. qʰalé hcʰaba seʔe qáwiya dihcʰáhcʰa·y when the tree fell, it crushed a little bush.

dihcʰadicʰa* [dihcʰadicʰaw] ⇒ dihcʰa*₂. Reduplicating Verb. break up by gravity; falling heavy weight. dihcʰadicʰata·du D: Durative Plural.

dihcʰahcʰac* [dihcʰahcʰaʔ] ⇒ dihcʰa*₂. Reduplicating Verb. heavy weight falling crush something. qʰalé hcʰaba seʔe qáwiya dihcʰáhcʰa·y when the tree fell, it crushed a little bush.

dihcʰaṭ* [dihcʰaʔ] ⇒ di-, hcʰaṭ*. Verb. get disarranged by gravity; fall and get messed up. heʔe dihcʰaʔ hair get disarranged when person jumps around. dihcʰatá·du fall and get disarranged (my file box). dihcʰaṭi (to hair) get disarranged! dihcʰaṭanʔqa @ ?? D: Plural ?? ʔacaʔ cʼe·licʼba mul kalikakʰ ṭʼi dihcʰahy a man fell down and messed up all the books.

dihcʰoc* [dihcʰoʔ] ⇒ hcʰoc*₁. Verb. wear out something (e.g., ball) from many falls.

dihcʰodihcʰoc* [dihcʰodihcʰoʔ] ⇒ dihcʰoc*. Reduplicating Verb. wear out something (e.g., ball) from many falls.

dihcʰohcʰoc* [dihcʰohcʰoʔ] ⇒ dihcʰoc*. Reduplicating Verb. wear out something (e.g., ball) from many falls.

dihcʰodihcʰoc* [dihcʰodihcʰoʔ] ⇒ dihcʰoc*. Reduplicating Verb. wear out something (e.g., ball) from many falls.

dihcʰohcʰoc* [dihcʰohcʰoʔ] ⇒ dihcʰoc*. Reduplicating Verb. wear out something (e.g., ball) from many falls.

dihke* [dihkew] ⇒ di-, hke*. Verb. lie down in shallow water and your body is /dihkew/ because it is not all in the water.

dihkela·tad* [dihkelata·du] ⇒ dihkelh*. Verb. drop something to knock off limbs off weak bush â easy to do.

dihkelh* [dihkelʔ] ⇒ di-, hkelh*. Variant: dihkela·tad*. Verb. drop something to knock off limbs off weak bush – easy to do.

dihkilh* [dihkilʔ] ⇒ di-, hkilh*. Verb. thud from falling, gravity.

dihkilhci* [dihkílhciw] ⇒ dihkilh*. Verb. something to fall on ground with thud (once). dikibiʔ several things to fall on the ground and thud. dihkilá·tadu D: Durative.

dihkilhcihqa* [dihkilhcihqaw] ⇒ dihkilh*. Verb. chop something with a thud.

dihkilqa* [dihkílqaw] ⇒ dihkilh*. Verb. drop several one at a time with thud. dihkílqa D: Imperative.

dihkilhci* [dihkílhciw] ⇒ dihkilh*. Verb. something to fall on ground with thud (once). dikibiʔ several things to fall on the ground and thud. dihkilá·tadu D: Durative.

dihkilhcihqa* [dihkilhcihqaw] ⇒ dihkilh*. Verb. chop something with a thud.

dihkilqa* [dihkílqaw] ⇒ dihkilh*. Verb. drop several one at a time with thud. dihkílqa D: Imperative.

dihkok* [dihkoʔ] ⇒ di-, hkok*. Verb. something heavy falls with a thud.

dihkokʰci* [dihkokʰciw] ⇒ dihkok*. Verb. something heavy falls with a thud and the ground shakes. synonyms: hihkokʰci*.

dihkotʰci* [dihkotʰciw] ⇒ di-, hkot*. Verb. wear out by falling down.

dihkut* [dihkuʔ] ⇒ di-, hkut*. Verb. rhythmically dropping something heavy on floor.

dihkʰe* [dihkʰew] ⇒ di-, hkʰe*₂. Verb. fall, move by gravity. dikʰénʔwadu to fall slowly.

dihkʰi* [dihkʰiw] ⇒ di-, kʰi*. Verb. stretch by hanging.

dihkʰi·ma* [dihkʰi·maw] ⇒ dihkʰi*. Verb. hanging stretched by its weight.

dihkʰo* [dihkʰow] ⇒ di-, hkʰo*. Verb. catch a moving object (shape unimportant) by falling on it. qʰale wi dihkʰoy the tree fell on something moving and caught it. dihkʰóhqa catch something falling in basket, box, etc.

dihkʰuhkʰu* [dihkʰuhkʰuw] ⇒ di-, hkʰu*. Reduplicating Verb. crush by falling on.

dihlaba* [dihlabaw] ⇒ di-, hlaba*. Variant: dihlaba·t*. Verb. split by dropping, falling. dihlabacʰqaw cut by gravity. santí·ya dihlabacʰqaw to drop a watermelon and break it. Example Variant: ...diʔcʼabacʰqaw.

dihlaba·t* [dihlabaʔ] ⇒ dihlaba*. Verb. fall and split.

dihlal* [dihlalʔ] ⇒ di-, hlal*. Verb. fall and be in several pieces, either from breaking ot already in separated. tá·pʰla ʔem ṭʼi díhlal the boards all are splitting from falling. dihlálmaw boards repeatedly dropped in one place. dihlalaʔ D: Semelfactive, "one".

dihlasʼ* [dihlaʔ] ⇒ di-, hlasʼ*. Verb. wilt, become limp, by gravity, falling, a heavy weight.

dihlasʼci* [dihlásʼciw] ⇒ dihlasʼ*. Variant: dihlásʼma. Instr Verb Stem. plants to wilt from disease or bugs, or of person wilted with no pep; or of clothes with no starch (latter form only).

dihlásʼma [dihlásʼma] ⇒ dihlasʼci*.

dihle·m* [dihlemʔ] ⇒ di-, hle·m*. Variant: diletam*. Verb. lengthen by gravity. dihlem tólhqʰaʔ ʔahqolé·mu it’s long lengthwise. dihlem tólhqʰaʔ ʔahqolcicʼqaw to lengthen lengthwise. dihlem tólhqʰaʔ ʔahqol šukʰiw to stretch lenghwise (something elastic). dihle·ma be lengthwise. dihlema·ducé·du D: Durative, Directional "away". dihlemʔmimá·yici lay crosswise (to speaker). diletámmeʔ D: Plural. diletá·macʼme D: Plural. diletámmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. diletá·macʼmé D: Plural Imperative.

dihlo* [dihlów] ⇒ di-, hlo*₂. Variant: dilol*. Verb. be knocked loose by something falling (not fall off by self). dihlodíhlow come loose. compare: dihlokʼdihlokʼ*.

dihlokʼ* [dihloʔ] ⇒ di-, hlokʼ*. Verb. 1 • flop by gravity.

2 • flop back and forth.

dihlokʼdihlokʼ* [dihlokʼdihloʔ] ⇒ dihlokʼ*. Reduplicating Verb. flop, hanging down loosely. cá·ška naṭa ya·col mihya dihlókʼdihlokʼ the neck of the doll flopped back and forth (came loose). Example Variant: ...dihlodíhlow.. compare: dihlo*.

dihlokʼdihlokʼa·duwa·d* [dihlókʼdihlokʼa·duwa·du] ⇒ dihlokʼdihlokʼ*. Verb. flop back and forth (of something limber).

dihlo·m* [dihlomʔ] ⇒ di-, hlo·m*₂. Verb. fall and fall apart. ca·ška dihlommuyʔ the dish fell and broke in two. dihlommuʔ fall apart.

dihmuhmuc* [dihmúhmuʔ] ⇒ di-, hmu*. Reduplicating Verb. drop (chair) and break up.

dihpanh* [dihpanʔ] ⇒ di-, hpanh*. Verb. compress,with heavy weight, falling. musu· tilitílila·bina, ʔama· dihpanhciqʰ a log must have rolled down and pressed the ground smooth. Example Variant: dihpanqʰ.

dihpitʼ* [dihpitʼ] ⇒ dihpʰitʼ*.

dihpo* [dihpow] ⇒ di-, hpo*₂. Verb. drop something into (a container) to raise the (water) level to the top.

dihpʰa* [dihpʰaw] ⇒ di-, hpʰa*₂. Verb. sink in by gravity. qapʼa dihpʰa sunken in cheecks. compare: dihpʰa·š*.

dihpʰaqʼ* [dihpʰaqʼciw] ⇒ di-, hpʰaqʼ*. Variant: dipʰahqʼi*. Verb. interior of a surface break, collapse, fall in, perhaps under heavy weight. dihpʰáqʼciw (roof) suddenly to collapse under the force of gravity. dipʰáhqʼiw several (roofs) to collapse. dihpʰáqʼciʔ surface (of grave) to collapse inward on itself. dihpʰáqʼmaw (roof) suddenly to collapse within the confines of its walls under the force of gravity. dipʰáhqʼimʔ several (roofs) collapse inward. dihpʰaqʼmaw D: Essive. synonyms: dihpʰa·š*, diʔcʼolhcicʼ*.

dihpʰatʼ* [dihpʰatʼciw] ⇒ di-, hpʰatʼ*. Variant: dipʰahtʼi*. Verb. flop down (in liquid), fall flat. ʔahqʰa yó· dihpʰatʼmaye· ʔa I (belly-)flopped in the water. maṭʼqʰa yów dihpʰatʼciw to fall flat in the mud (on belly or back). Example Variant: maṭʼqʰa tol dihpʰatʼciw. dipʰahtʼimʔ D: Plural. dihpʰatʼmaw D: Essive.

dihpʰa·š* [dihpʰaš] ⇒ di-, hpʰa·š*. Variant: dipʰahši*. Verb. sag inward, depress, by gravity, falling, a heavy weight. dihpʰášciʔ (grave) to be sunken in on itself. dihpʰašciw (cardboard box) get out of shape (in rain). dihpʰášmaw (rotten old house) fall down . compare: dihpʰa*; synonyms: dihpʰaqʼ*, diʔcʼolhcicʼ*.

dihpʰitʼ* [dihpʰiʔ] ⇒ di-, hpʰitʼ*. Variant: dihpitʼ*; dipʰitʼpʰiʔtʼi*. Verb. fall and tear, fall and rip (paper, cloth, lettuce). dihpítʼciw (a sack of groceries) to tear apart from being dropped.

dihpʰoṭ* [dihpʰoʔ] ⇒ di-, hpʰoṭ*₂. Verb. make many fine particles come off some larger object in repeated movements; brush off, knock off. dihpʰóṭʰciw one fall to knock off many, (tree) to fall on (a bush) and knock off many (leaves).

dihpʰukʼut* [dihpʰukʼúʔ] ⇒ di-, hpʰukʼut*. Variant: dipʰukʼut*. Verb. sink into something soft, from being heavy. mihsacʼ ín e· mu dihpʰukʼúhyam being heavy, it sank in.

dihpʰuṭay* [dihpʰuṭayʔ] ⇒ di-, hpʰuṭ*, -ay. Verb. be unable to get up; have to keep lying down. ʔama· dihpʰuṭá·yadu he couldn't get enough of lying down.

dihpʰuṭʼ* [dihpʰuʔ] ⇒ di-, hpʰuṭʼ*. Verb. lose control of, become weak. dihpʰúṭʼciwiye· to I am getting weak, I am losing control. dihpʰuṭʼá·duwa·de· to I feel weak (wobbly) while walking around. dihpʰúṭʼciʔ tʼa·de· do you feel weak? dihpʰuṭʼá·duwa·du move around weakly.

dihpʰu·* [-] ⇒ di-, hpʰu·*. Cooccurrence: always with semelfactive -ci- or essive -ma-. Verb. drop self into something yielding (deep, soft feather bed). ʔino yo· dihpʰú·ciw to drop (self) into deep dust.

dihqa*₁ [dihqaw] Verb. give or hand over one nonlong objec;. give a bunch any shape. cʰiṭu· díhqaw to give a basket. mu·kitó pe·su dihqaye· ma·caʔ they gave him the money. (The sum of money is classified as a nonlong unit.) cohšo díhqawe· to ʔ give me a hand! Help me! wárning dihqaw to give a warning. mensʼipʰi to· díhqa then give it to me. maʔál kalikákʰ Janine to dihqá give this (one sheet of) paper to J. maʔa díhqate hniˇ he was given food, right? mul ʔacaʔ maʔa díhqa give that person food! cuhni· hiqʰaʔ to dihqa give me half of the bread. qáyʔ hayu ʔél maʔa díhqa please feed the dog! hayu ʔél maʔa díhqa feed the dog! sulemáʔ dihqa give rope! qʰaʔbe dihqa give rocks! dihqatʰuʔ don't give! dihqací·du keep giving! compare: coʔdoq*, biʔdaq*, ho*₂, cʰiʔdaq*, ho*₁, ho*₁, cʰiʔdaq*, teʔ.

dihqaw [dihqaw] ⇒ dihqa*₁. Noun. gift.

dimo dihqa [dimo díhqaw] ⇒ dimo, dihqa*₁. Verb. show respect to in-laws. dimo dihqamuʔ exchange of gifts between wedding parties. synonyms: dimo cʰiʔdaq, dimo coʔdoq.

dimo dihqaw [dimo díhqaw] ⇒ dimo, dihqa*₁. Noun. wedding shower.

dihqa*₂ [dihqaw] ⇒ di-, hqa*₁. Verb. get inured to falling down.

dihqaw [dihqaw] ⇒ dihqa*₁. Noun. gift.

dihqoṭol* [dihqoṭolʔ] ⇒ di-, hqoṭol*₁. Variant: diqoṭolta*. Verb. drop, fall and fail to break. dihqoṭólmela· ʔa mul diʔcʼabá·ti I failed to break that by dropping it (or by dropping something on it).

dihqʰa* [-] ⇒ di-, hqʰa*₂. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. barely be able to run.

dihqʰadihqʰa* [dihqʰadihqʰaw] ⇒ dihqʰa*. Reduplicating Verb. barely be able to run. ʔima·ta báhṭʰe dihqʰadíhqʰaw the big woman was barely able to run.

dihqʰalh* [dihqʰalʔ] ⇒ di-, hqʰalh*. Verb. brush against by falling.

dihqʰaṭ*₁ [dihqʰaʔ] ⇒ di-, hqʰaṭ*₁. Variant: diqʰaṭʼqʰaʔṭʼa*. Verb. (sack of sugar) fall and rip open. diqʰáṭʼqʰaʔṭʼaw several fall and rip open.

dihqʰaṭ*₂ [dihqʰaʔ] ⇒ di-, hqʰaṭ*₂. Verb. shave off with a knife; whittle. ʔahá· dihqʰaṭi whittle the stick! ʔahá· diqʰaṭa·tacʼmeʔ (You pl.) Whittle those sticks! dihqʰaṭi whittle! dihqʰaṭácʼmeʔ keep whittling (to several)! dihqʰaṭá·tacʼmeʔ keep whittling several (to several)! synonyms: cahqʰaṭ*.

ʔaha· dihqʰaʔ [ʔahá· dihqʰaʔ] ⇒ ʔahay, dihqʰaṭ*₂. Noun. fine wood shavings.

dihqʰawaq* [dihqʰawaʔ] ⇒ hqʰa*₁. Verb. be satisfied. dihqʰawáhwiye· to (If I crave some food or drink, and then have some, then) It satisfies me.

maʔa dihqʰawaq [maʔa díhqʰawaʔ] ⇒ maʔa, dihqʰawaq*. Noun. dessert.

dihqʰayad* [dihqʰaya·du] ⇒ dihqʰayʔ*, -ad₂. Verb. slide of earth coming down slow. synonyms: dihqʰayala*.

dihqʰayala* [dihqʰayá·law] ⇒ dihqʰayʔ*, -ala. Verb. slide of earth coming down slow. ʔama· dihqʰyá·law slide of earth coming down slow. synonyms: dihqʰayad*.

dihqʰayʔ* [-] ⇒ di-, hqʰayʔ*₁. Cooccurrence: only with directionals. Verb. slide by gravity.

dihqʰayad* [dihqʰaya·du] ⇒ dihqʰayʔ*, -ad₂. Verb. slide of earth coming down slow. synonyms: dihqʰayala*.

dihqʰayala* [dihqʰayá·law] ⇒ dihqʰayʔ*, -ala. Verb. slide of earth coming down slow. ʔama· dihqʰyá·law slide of earth coming down slow. synonyms: dihqʰayad*.

dihsa [dihsa] Noun. buckeye nuts, when soaked and strained. synonyms: qasita·law, kʰuʔcʼaṭ.

dihsa* [dihsáw] ⇒ diʔdi*.

dihsakʼa·t* [dihsakʼaʔ] ⇒ di-, hsakʼa·t*. Verb. bounce by gravity. ʔaná· disakʼa·te· to I am being bounced up and down (in car).

dihsamucʼ* [dihsamuʔ] ⇒ di-, hsamucʼ*. Verb. gather together. ʔacaʔ díhsamu·ye·be·li people gathered here.

dihsetʼ* [dihseʔ] ⇒ di-, hsetʼ*. Verb. many to project hanging down. pʰaláʔcayʔ cuṭʼa· ʔisa· dihsétʼmaw weeping willow’s branches are hanging down thick (not nec. stiff).

dihsey* [dihseyʔ] ⇒ di-, hsey*₂. Verb. (cloth) fall and cover. dihsemʔ to cover over something with cloth falling. dihsema D: Imperative. dihsemá·tacʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. Example Variant: diséhtimʔ.

dihsi* [dihsiw] ⇒ di-, hsi*₂. Verb. drop and shatter. disihtaʔ to drop (something) on (soft kindling) so it splits into a lot of pieces.

dihsikʼit* [dihsikʼiʔ] ⇒ di-, hsikʼi·t*. Verb. fall and bounce through the air. pʰiʔkʼó hloʔba bahcil dihsikʼihy when the ball fell it bounced a long way.

dihsim* [dihsimʔ] ⇒ di-, hsim*. Verb. cover a fire to put out. (ʔahqʰawi,ʔinowi) dihsímqa mul ʔoho put the fire out (by pouring on water or dirt)!

dihsom* [dihsomʔ] ⇒ di-, hsom*₁. Verb. mess up by gravity, falling, a heavy weight. dihsom mussed up by falling (scattered ?) disotʰmaw D: Plural, Absolutive. Example Variant: disohtimʔ.

dihsoṭ* [dihsoʔ] ⇒ di-, hsoṭ*. Variant: disohṭ*. Verb. sprinkle, scatter when falling. ʔihcʰe disoṭʰ it’s sprinkling. ʔikʰe· dísoṭa·la ye·qʰaleltow the dew fell down from the tree (all at once). compare: simesime*, šali*₂, hloq*.

dihšahša* [dihšahšaw] ⇒ di-, hša*₂. Verb. disarrange, mess up, by rolling on. moʔoda mihsaʔ qoʔlawal tilitílinʔ wanʔbina maṭʼi· dihšahšacʰqʰ you must have rolled around in the thick stand of ferns; you have mashed them all down. Example Variant: diʔṭʼelá·ducʰqʰ. compare: daʔṭʼelh*.

dihšan* [dihšanʔ] ⇒ di-, hšan*. Verb. be on springy mattress. cahti díhšane·ʔkʰe my bed is resilient.

dihšukʼu·ṭ* [dihšukʼuʔ] ⇒ di-, hšukʼu·ṭ*. Verb. fall and sink into. hahse qʰámʔli dihšukʼúṭʰwiye· to I fell in the brush (all or partly covered) (or lie on feather mattress).

diht* [-] ⇒ di*. 1 • Instr Verb Root. move. díhtala to carry several nonlong objects down one at a time. díhtala·meʔ D: Plural Imperative, Directional "down". díhtala·tʰuʔ D: Negative, Directional "down". díhtala·tʰumeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Negative, Directional "down". díhtala·medu D: Durative, Directional "down".

2 • Verb. pick up one nonlong object.

dihtay* [dihtayʔ] ⇒ di-, htay*₁. Verb. barely touch. cumátʰma· cʰahqapʰi mul dihtá·qa knock chair over, and barely hit (it)!

dihte* [dihtew] ⇒ di-, hte*. Verb. arrange by gravity.

dihtedihte* [dihtedihtew] ⇒ dihte*. Reduplicating Verb. arrange by gravity. dihtedíhtemulʔ many to sit close together in a circle. sʼihta qʰale ʔiša·tol dihtedítehqʰ birds are sitting in a row close together on the branch.

dihtehte* [dihtehtew] ⇒ dihte*. Reduplicating Verb. arrange by gravity, a heavy weight. ʔacaʔ grandstand tol díhtéhteʔ ṭʰaʔbamʔ people are sitting in a row close together in a grandstand.

dihtey* [dihteyʔ] ⇒ di-, htey*. Verb. several to fall down. ti yúʔdul dihte·ciwe· mu it (old grass) fell down by itself. synonyms: hihtey*.

dihtohto* [dihtohtow] ⇒ di-, hto*₁. Reduplicating Verb. get fat. koci·na dihtóhtoʔ tʼotʰmaw fat pig standing (sloppy fat, with fat that shakes). dihtóhtoci get fat! dihtodítota·du D: Plural.

dihṭʰa* [dihṭʰaw] ⇒ di-, hṭʰa*₂. Verb. open, unloose. diṭʰaʔ one or several door(s) to open by itself.

dihṭʰe* [dihṭʰew] ⇒ di-, hṭʰe*₁. Verb. spread out by gravity; fall open like a collar. hasʼiʔda dihṭʰe falling.

dihṭʰeyad* [dihṭʰeyadu] ⇒ dihṭʰeyʔ*. Verb. spread along by gravity [?]

dihṭʰeyʔ* [-] ⇒ di-, hṭʰeyʔ*₁. Variant: diṭʰehy*. Verb. spread by gravity.

dihṭʰeyad* [dihṭʰeyadu] ⇒ dihṭʰeyʔ*. Verb. spread along by gravity [?]

dihṭʰeyʔma* [dihṭʰéyʔmaw] ⇒ dihṭʰeyʔ*. Verb. spread out on a surface due to gravity; hang down spread out.

mihya dihṭʰeyʔmaw ⇒ mihya, dihṭʰeyʔma*. [mihya díhṭʰeyʔmaw] Noun. collar. synonyms: mihya pihṭʰeyʔmaw.

dihṭʰeyʔmad* [dihṭʰéyʔmadu] ⇒ dihṭʰeyʔ*, -mad. Verb. spread out by lying on; lie on something and crush it down to a bed.

dihṭʰeyʔma* [dihṭʰéyʔmaw] ⇒ dihṭʰeyʔ*. Verb. spread out on a surface due to gravity; hang down spread out.

mihya dihṭʰeyʔmaw ⇒ mihya, dihṭʰeyʔma*. [mihya díhṭʰeyʔmaw] Noun. collar. synonyms: mihya pihṭʰeyʔmaw.

dihṭʰeyʔmad* [dihṭʰéyʔmadu] ⇒ dihṭʰeyʔ*, -mad. Verb. spread out by lying on; lie on something and crush it down to a bed.

dihṭʰom* [dihṭʰom] ⇒ diṭʰom*.

dihṭʰuṭ* [dihṭʰuʔ] ⇒ di-, hṭʰuṭ*. Verb. pieces fall off of a bigger object. dihṭʰúṭʰciw D: Semelfactive, Absolutive. Example Variant: diṭʰúṭʰciw.

dihwatʼwatʼa [dihwatʼwatʼa] ⇒ dihwatʼ*. Noun. couch potato; lazy husband who sits around the house.

dihwe·n* [dihwenʔ] ⇒ di-, hwe·n*. Verb. fat shake; heavy weight to quiver. dihwe·nin wa·dal ṭa (She’s) walking along quivering (she’s so fat).

dihyol* [dihyolʔ] ⇒ di-, hyol*. Verb. mix together, do one thing with others. mul haʔdidiqan ṭʼo ʔahay el dihyolmucʼqa mix those different kinds of wood together!

dikan* [dikanʔ] ⇒ di-, kan*. Verb. project (of body part).

dikandikan* [dikándikanʔ] ⇒ dikan*. Verb. project neck of horse (or deer) running (not of man, dog, cat). dikándika·ni D: Imperative.

dikašma* [dikašmaw] ⇒ dika·š*. Verb. big rear sticking out (not out of bed), like in steatopygis. compare: keʔye*.

dika·š* [dikaš] ⇒ di-, ka·š*. Verb. falling object project.

dikašma* [dikašmaw] ⇒ dika·š*. Verb. big rear sticking out (not out of bed), like in steatopygis. compare: keʔye*.

di·kaškaša [di·káškaša] ⇒ dika·š*. Ideophone Adjective. fat, leaning, out of shape. compare: di·taštaša.

dike [díke] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. older sister!

dike·ṭ* [dikeʔ] ⇒ di-, ke·ṭ*. Verb. fall and break off edge (/dikeṭʰciw/ ~ /dikuṭʰciw/).

diki*₁ [-] Variant: de·ki. Kinship Noun. older sister. compare: ki*.

diki*₂ [-] ⇒ diki*₁. Kinship Noun. my older sister.

dike [díke] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. older sister!

dikinʔ [dikinʔ] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. my or our older sister.

dikinʔkʰe [dikinʔkʰe] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. for my older sister.

diki·to [dikí·to] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. (of) my older sister.

diki·toʔna [diki·tóʔna] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. 1 • where my older sister is.

2 • at my older sister's place.

madeki* [-] ⇒ diki*₁. Kinship Noun. his own older sister.

madeki·yi [madekí·yi] ⇒ madeki*. Kinship Noun. him (or her) and his (or her) own older sister. madekí·yi two sisters together.

made·ki [made·ki] ⇒ madeki*. Kinship Noun. his, her, or their own older sister.

made·kil [made·kil] ⇒ madeki*. Kinship Noun. (of, to) his, her, or their own older sister.

made·kiʔkʰe [made·kíʔkʰe] ⇒ madeki*. Kinship Noun. for his, her, or their own older sister.

made·kiʔna [made·kíʔna] ⇒ madeki*. Kinship Noun. 1 • where his, her, or their own older sister is.

2 • at his, her, or their own older sister's place.

mideki* [-] ⇒ diki*₁. Kinship Noun. your older sister.

mideki·yi [midekí·yi] ⇒ mideki*. Kinship Noun. you and your older sister.

mide·ki [mide·ki] ⇒ mideki*. Kinship Noun. your older sister.

mide·kil [mide·kil] ⇒ mideki*. Kinship Noun. (of, to) your older sister.

mide·kiʔkʰe [mide·kíʔkʰe] ⇒ mideki*. Kinship Noun. for your older sister.

mide·kiʔna [mide·kíʔna] ⇒ mideki*. Kinship Noun. 1 • where your older sister is.

2 • at your older sister's place.

miya·diki* [-] ⇒ diki*₁. Cooccurrence: requires case suffix. Kinship Noun. his older sister.

miya·diki [miyá·diki] ⇒ miya·diki*. Kinship Noun. his, her or their older sister.

miya·dikil [miyá·dikil] ⇒ miya·diki*. Kinship Noun. (of, to) his, her or their older sister.

miya·dikiʔkʰe [miyá·dikiʔkʰe] ⇒ miya·diki*. Kinship Noun. for his, her or their older sister.

miya·dikiʔna [miyá·dikiʔna] ⇒ miya·diki*. Kinship Noun. 1 • where his, her or their older sister is.

2 • at his, her or their older sister's place.

diki*₂ [-] ⇒ diki*₁. Kinship Noun. my older sister.

dike [díke] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. older sister!

dikinʔ [dikinʔ] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. my or our older sister.

dikinʔkʰe [dikinʔkʰe] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. for my older sister.

diki·to [dikí·to] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. (of) my older sister.

diki·toʔna [diki·tóʔna] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. 1 • where my older sister is.

2 • at my older sister's place.

dikimci* [dikimciw] ⇒ di-, kim*. Verb. stretch with the finger. qʰasili· banémqatitʰin dikimcíhqa ti mul ʔa sulemáʔ šucʰawʔ I held it with a string so it wouldn’t hit the bottom.

dikinʔ [dikinʔ] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. my or our older sister.

dikinʔkʰe [dikinʔkʰe] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. for my older sister.

diki·to [dikí·to] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. (of) my older sister.

diki·toʔna [diki·tóʔna] ⇒ diki*₂. Kinship Noun. 1 • where my older sister is.

2 • at my older sister's place.

diku·l* [dikulʔ] ⇒ di-, ku·l*. Verb. bulge while hanging down; be big and heavy and hanging. dikulmawé· mito qapʼa your cheeks are sagging. dikulciw D: Semelfactive, Absolutive. dikula·law D: Directional "down", Absolutive. dikuli·biʔ start to sag. šiʔdo dikulmaw hanging breasts, big and heavy.

di·kulku [di·kúlku] ⇒ diku·l*. Ideophone Adjective. sagging (of double chin, cheeks, etc. qapʼa dí·kulku hanging, sagging cheeks. qakʰo dí·kulku hanging, sagging double chin.

di·kulʔku [di·kulʔku] ⇒ diku·l*. Ideophone Adjective. loose and swinging of skin.

diku·ṭ* [dikuʔ] ⇒ di-, ku·ṭ*₂. Verb. something to get knocked off. qʰalé hcaba ʔiša· dikuṭʰciy the tree fell and the limbs broke off.

dikʰuhlim* [dikʰúhlimʔ] ⇒ dikʰulma*.

dikʼal* [dikʼalʔ] ⇒ di-, kʼal*₁. Verb. (door, book) fall slightly open. dikʼáhlimʔ D: Plural Object. dikʼalmaw D: Plural Action. dikʼálmaci·du D: Habitual. compare: dicʼal*, diṭʰe·l*, diṭʰaṭ*.

dikʼa·n* [dikʼanʔ] ⇒ di-, kʼa·n*. Verb. tilt, lean, be askew, standing object be off the vertical. dikʼancibína dikʼanmaw the stick leaned over and is leaning. qʰale díkʼanmaw the tree is leaning (not growing straight).

dikʼa·nci* [dikʼanciw] ⇒ dikʼa·n*. Verb. upright object to come to a tilt. dikʼanmaw upright object to remain tilted. ʔaha· dikʼancibína, dikʼanmaw the pole must have tilted; it is standing tilted.

dikʼa·nmaw [dikʼanmáw] ⇒ dikʼa·n*. Adjective. leaning. synonyms: di·kʼaškʼaša.

dikʼe·n* [dikʼe·n- dikʼenmaw] ⇒ di-, kʼe·n*. Cooccurrence: only occurs with semelfactive, essive or directionals. Verb. be depressed, feel pain. dikʼenciw to be depressed for a short time. cahno díkʼenciwiye· to my heart feels heavy; I feel melancholy. dikʼe·nmaw have a long-term feeling of pressure on the chest from worry or sorrow; be melancholy or depressed. dikʼehnimʔ D: Plural Essive.

dikʼe·nala* [dikʼena·law] ⇒ dikʼe·n*, -ala. Verb. feel pain (in the throat) from the pressure (of some too big piece of food) moving down.

dikʼihs* [dikʼíhsiw] ⇒ dikʼis*.

dikʼil* [dikʼilʔ] ⇒ di-, kʼil*. Verb. motion with eye. dikʼílqaw to indicate a place by a movement of the eyes toward it ¡caus. huʔú·li dikʼilʔqay he motioned with his eyes to show where something was. Example Variant: ... dikʼilqay.

dikʼis* [dikʼis] ⇒ di-, kʼis*. Variant: dikʼihs*. Verb. mark by gravity. dikʼihsima·ci mark it several times!

dikʼi·* [dikʼiw] ⇒ di-, kʼi·*₁. Verb. fall on and get cut. qahca tol baneba· dikʼiwiyé· to I got cut when I fell on the knife. dikʼiwa·du D: Durative. Example Variant: diʔkʼiwa·du.

dikʼi·š* [dikʼi·š-] ⇒ di-, kʼi·š*₂. Cooccurrence: always with semelfactive, essive, durative, or reduplicated. Instr Verb Stem. roll eyes the side. dikʼišciw roll eyes to side. huʔú· dikʼišmaw look out side of eyes. dikʼišcíhqaw roll eyes once. dikʼišá·duwanʔqaw go around rolling eyes. dikʼišá·du keep rolling eyes. milhqʰaʔ dikʼišcihqa glance at it (that direction). Example Variant: dikʼišcihqa milhqʰaʔ.

dikʼi·šdikʼi·š* [dikʼišdikʼiš] ⇒ dikʼi·š*. Reduplicating Verb. shift eyes back and forth; roll eyes angrily or secretively. dikʼišdikʼíšqaw (person) to roll the eyes back and forth. dikʼišdikʼiš shifty-eyeing; eye rolling. dikʼíšdikʼiš qatʰu mul huʔuyʔ don't roll your eyes (angrily or secretively). compare: diʔbaldiʔbal*.

di·kʼiškʼiši [di·kʼíškʼiši] ⇒ dikʼi·š*. Ideophone Adjective. shifty-eyed (of a person); description of someone who notices things to gossip about.

dikʼola·tad* [dikʼola·tadu] ⇒ diʔkʼol*.

dikʼoyi·bic* [dikʼoyi·biʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔkʼoy*₃, -ibic. Verb. tip on side by self.

dikʼut* [dikʼúʔ] ⇒ diʔkʼu*.

dil* [-] Instr Verb Root. be beyond attainment. synonyms: dul*.

badil* [badilʔ] ⇒ ba-, dil*. Verb. be beyond attainment, with the lips, snout, or beak; by speech (or hearing). badilmaw too far to reach with voice. ʔaná· bahcilin kʰe mihyaqʰama mi· badílmaʔkʰeʔ it is so far that my voice can’t reach there.

bidil* [bidilʔ] ⇒ bi-, dil*. Verb. be beyond attainment, by encircling, e.g. with the arms; by sewing, eating (esp. with a spoon). bidílmacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative.

bidilicʼ* [bidiliʔ] ⇒ bidil*. Verb. fail to reach. bidilí·cʼi try to reach on tiptoe (but fail)! bidilícʼwiye· to haʔal duhta·ti I can’t reach in trying to touch that (in tree). bidilí·tacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. antonym: biʔtʼa*₂.

qʰama bidilicʼ [qʰama bídiliʔ] ⇒ qʰama₁, bidilicʼ*. Verb. be on tiptoe. qʰama bidiliʔ wa·du to walk on tiptoe.

cadil* [cadilʔ] ⇒ ca-, dil*. Variant: cadul*. Verb. be unable to sit, because, e.g., the chair is too far, or miss. cadilícʼwiye· to mi·li cumaʔtíʔdu·li I was going to sit there but it was too far from me. ʔaná· šaʔqʼamʔli macʼbato heʔén ʔa canʔkʰetʰin cahti til cadúlcicʼwiy I went in the dark room where I can't see, I meant to sit on the bed but missed (it was too far yet). cadili miss sitting one time! cadúltacʼmeʔ miss sitting several times (to several)!

dadil* [dudilʔ] ⇒ da-, dil*. Verb. be beyond reach of hand. compare: dahtʰunh*.

dudil* ⇒ du-, dil*. Verb. be beyond attainment. ʔacaʔ bíhse ʔem ʔaná· šahya mo·bíʔli dudilá·ducʰwiye· to the human deer ran off so fast I couldn’t catch up.

midil* [midilʔ] ⇒ mi-₂, dil*. Verb. be beyond reach of toes, be out of the reach of the foot, toes. hanemʔ da·qaʔnati ma midiliʔy though you want to kick it, your foot can’t reach it. midiliʔye· mito heʔen hanémʔkʰe tʰin you can’t reach it with your foot so you can’t kick it. midilmaw D: Essive.

pʰidil* [pʰidilʔ] ⇒ pʰi-, dil*. Verb. barely see. pʰidilícʼwiye· to haʔal šiʔbaší qohqʰomal I can barely see those animals standing (because it’s farther than the eyes can reach).

pʰidilma* [pʰidílmaw] ⇒ pʰidil*. Verb. be unable to see well something far away (across canyon). synonyms: piqʰa·š*.

dilac* [dilaʔ] ⇒ di-, lac*. Variant: didaya*. Verb. miss falling on, fail to do (of one thing, involuntary), restricted to actions involving falling. qʰale wi dilácʰwiye·to the tree missed falling on me.

dilamecʼ* [dilaméʔ] ⇒ di*, -alamecʼ. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object down off of. synonyms: be·lamecʼ*, bida·lamecʼ*, codo·lamecʼ*.

dilasʼa* [dilasʼaw] ⇒ disʼa·*. Verb. fall and break; drop and break.

dilaṭʼa* [dilaṭʼaw] ⇒ diṭʼa·*.

dilaya* [dilayaw] ⇒ di-, laya*. Verb. unaffected by falling object.

dile [dile] Noun. middle. ho díle middle of fire. ca díle middle of house (or group). qʰale díle middle of bunches of trees. compare: lebaṭʰe·, dile·, dile·ma·.

qʰa dile [qʰa dile] Lit: middle of water ⇒ qʰa, dile. Noun. island.

diletam* [diletamʔ] ⇒ dihle·m*.

dile· [dile·] 1 • Adposition. between. ʔahca dile· among the houses. compare: lebaṭʰe·, dile, dile·ma·.

2 • Adverb. in the middle, in half. ʔahša dile· caqʰaw to cut a fish in half. dile· tól banema· put it on the middle . cohšo dile· middle finger. dile bakʰe yaʔ the one in the middle (as in age); middle brother. dile· kʼis it is red in the middle.

dile· pahsemaʔ [dile· páhsemaʔ] ⇒ dile·, pahsey*. Noun. middle covering; diaphragm. synonyms: cahla· pahsemaʔ.

dile·ma· [dile·ma·] Noun. middle, center. (ʔah)ca díle·ma middle of the house; middle of floor. kʼisé· dile·ma· the middle is red. ʔahca dile·ma· cʰiʔcʼam the middle of the room is bare. ʔahca díle·ma· cʰiʔcʼamʔli tetʰmaw he is standing in the middle of the room where it's bare. compare: lebaṭʰe·, dile, dile·.

cohšo dile·ma· [cohšo dile·ma·] ⇒ cohšo, dile·ma·. Variant: cohšo dile·. Noun. middle finger.

dilol* [dilolʔ] ⇒ dihlo*. Verb. knock loose.

diloqocʼ* [diloqóʔ] ⇒ di*, -aloqocʼ. Verb of Handling. bring a nonlong object up out of. synonyms: be·loqocʼ*, bida·loqocʼ*, codo·loqocʼ*.

diloṭʼo* [dilaṭʼow] ⇒ diṭʼo·*. Verb. fall off by itself.

dilu* [diluw] ⇒ di-, lu*₂. Verb. dirty something by dropping something on something clean.

dimaw [dimáw] ⇒ dima*₁. Noun. handkerchief, sheet of paper. dimaw (use for) handkerchief, sheet of paper.

qʰaʔbe dimaw [qʰaʔbe dímaw] Lit: to hold the rock ⇒ qʰaʔbe, dima*₁. Verb. keep the vocal rhythm in Kashaya music.

dima*₂ [dima] ⇒ dim*.

winandimac [winándimaʔ] ⇒ winan, dimac*. Noun. gizzard.

dimaduc* [dimadúʔ] ⇒ di*, -maduc. Verb of Handling. bring a nonlong object home, to a place, carry to destination. synonyms: ʔbema·duc*, biʔdima·duc*, coʔdoma·duc*.

dimaqocʼ* [dimaqóʔ] ⇒ di*, -maqocʼ. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object back a few steps. synonyms: ʔbema·qocʼ*, biʔdima·qocʼ*, coʔdoma·qocʼ*.

dimaw [dimáw] ⇒ dima*₁. Noun. handkerchief, sheet of paper. dimaw (use for) handkerchief, sheet of paper.

dimo [dimo] Noun. wedding gift exchange; food shared by person getting married with in-laws; bridal price.

dimo baʔay [dimo baʔay] ⇒ dimo. Noun. bride. synonyms: ʔima·ta dimoʔcayʔ.

dimo ca [dimo caw] ⇒ dimo, ca*₃. Verb. live with spouse's family.

dimo coʔdoq [dimo coʔdoʔ] ⇒ dimo, coʔdoq*. Verb. give wedding gifts. dimo coʔdóhmuʔ exchange of gifts between wedding parties. synonyms: dimo dihqa, dimo cʰiʔdaq.

dimo cʰiʔdaq [dimo cʰiʔdaʔ] ⇒ dimo, cʰiʔdaq*. Verb. give wedding gifts. synonyms: dimo dihqa, dimo coʔdoq.

dimo cʰiʔdahmucʼ [dimo cʰiʔdahmuʔ] ⇒ dimo cʰiʔdaq. Verb. exchange of gifts between bride and groom and between bride's parents and groom's parents.

dimo dihqa [dimo díhqaw] ⇒ dimo, dihqa*₁. Verb. show respect to in-laws. dimo dihqamuʔ exchange of gifts between wedding parties. synonyms: dimo cʰiʔdaq, dimo coʔdoq.

dimo dihqaw [dimo díhqaw] ⇒ dimo, dihqa*₁. Noun. wedding shower.

dimo new [dimo new] ⇒ dimo, ne*₃. Noun. gifts by girl’s mother to man’s relative.

dimoʔcayʔ [dimóʔcayʔ] ⇒ dimo, =ʔcayʔ. Noun. 1 • newly-wed person.

2 • groom.

hiʔbaya dimoʔcayʔ [hiʔbayá dimoʔcayʔ] ⇒ hiʔbaya, dimoʔcayʔ. Noun. bridegroom.

ʔima·ta dimoʔcayʔ [ʔima·ta dímoʔcayʔ] ⇒ ʔima·ta, dimoʔcayʔ. Noun. bride. synonyms: dimo baʔay.

dimo baʔay [dimo baʔay] ⇒ dimo. Noun. bride. synonyms: ʔima·ta dimoʔcayʔ.

dimo ca [dimo caw] ⇒ dimo, ca*₃. Verb. live with spouse's family.

dimo coʔdoq [dimo coʔdoʔ] ⇒ dimo, coʔdoq*. Verb. give wedding gifts. dimo coʔdóhmuʔ exchange of gifts between wedding parties. synonyms: dimo dihqa, dimo cʰiʔdaq.

dimo cʰiʔdahmucʼ [dimo cʰiʔdahmuʔ] ⇒ dimo cʰiʔdaq. Verb. exchange of gifts between bride and groom and between bride's parents and groom's parents.

dimo cʰiʔdaq [dimo cʰiʔdaʔ] ⇒ dimo, cʰiʔdaq*. Verb. give wedding gifts. synonyms: dimo dihqa, dimo coʔdoq.

dimo cʰiʔdahmucʼ [dimo cʰiʔdahmuʔ] ⇒ dimo cʰiʔdaq. Verb. exchange of gifts between bride and groom and between bride's parents and groom's parents.

dimo dihqa [dimo díhqaw] ⇒ dimo, dihqa*₁. Verb. show respect to in-laws. dimo dihqamuʔ exchange of gifts between wedding parties. synonyms: dimo cʰiʔdaq, dimo coʔdoq.

dimo dihqaw [dimo díhqaw] ⇒ dimo, dihqa*₁. Noun. wedding shower.

dimo new [dimo new] ⇒ dimo, ne*₃. Noun. gifts by girl’s mother to man’s relative.

dimoʔcayʔ [dimóʔcayʔ] ⇒ dimo, =ʔcayʔ. Noun. 1 • newly-wed person.

2 • groom.

hiʔbaya dimoʔcayʔ [hiʔbayá dimoʔcayʔ] ⇒ hiʔbaya, dimoʔcayʔ. Noun. bridegroom.

ʔima·ta dimoʔcayʔ [ʔima·ta dímoʔcayʔ] ⇒ ʔima·ta, dimoʔcayʔ. Noun. bride. synonyms: dimo baʔay.

dimul* [dimúlʔ] ⇒ di*, -mul. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object around to the other side. synonyms: ʔbemul*, biʔdimul*, coʔdomul*.

dimulicʼ* [dimulíʔ] ⇒ di*, -mulicʼ. Verb of Handling. carry a nonlong object around all the way. synonyms: ʔbemu·licʼ*, biʔdimu·licʼ*, coʔdomu·licʼ*.

dinac* [dinaʔ] ⇒ di-, nac*₃. Verb. gather together. ʔacaʔ diná·ye· mi people gathered there. Example Variant: ʔacaʔ hiná·ye ·mi.

dina·* [dinaw] ⇒ di-, na·*₁. Verb. cover, block from something falling; choke. hiʔda dináw road is blocked (from tree falling or landslide). hiʔda dinahqá block the road! hiʔda dínatamqa block the roads! Example Variant: ...dinatámqa. dinamʔ to choke from food stuck in the esophagus; {-·m-} Essive.

dina·m* [dinamʔ] ⇒ . Verb. choke (on food, bread, candy); get stuck in asophagus. dina·ma choke (to food)! dinatámmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dinama·law go down choking.

dinem* [dinemʔ] ⇒ di-, nem*₁. Verb. fall and hit, bump. qʰale wi dinemdom ṭa mu a tree fell and hit someone.

dipa* [dipaw] ⇒ di-, pa*₂. Verb. be covered with fallen objects. qʰale ʔem baṭʰe· cʰatʼbina, hiʔda dípaqʰ many trees have fallen and covered the road.

dipam* [dipamʔ] ⇒ di-, pam*. Verb. hang cover thickly. dipammaw to hang thickly covering. Example Variant: dipemmaw. synonyms: dipem*, dipʰam*, dipʰa·l*, dibo·m*, dibo·š*.

dipem* [dipemʔ] ⇒ di-, pem*. Verb. coat, surface be densely covered or coated with numerous small hanging objects. dipemmaw to hang down in a dense covering. ʔime dípemmawe· hayu ʔel the dog’s fur is hanging down thick. synonyms: dipam*, dipʰam*, dipʰa·l*, dibo·m*, dibo·š*.

dipʰahqʼi* [dipʰahqʼiw] ⇒ dihpʰaqʼ*.

dipʰahši* [dipʰahšiw] ⇒ dihpʰa·š*.

dipʰahtʼi* [dipʰahtʼiw] ⇒ dihpʰatʼ*.

dipʰam* [dipʰamʔ] ⇒ di-. Verb. cover by gravity. dipʰammaw hand thick by gravity. synonyms: dipam*, dipem*, dipʰa·l*, dibo·m*, dibo·š*.

dipʰa·l* [dipʰalʔ] ⇒ di-, pʰa·l*. Verb. fall and cover something; hang and cover something. dipʰalciw to fall to cover the ground. dipʰalmaw hang thick from gravity. synonyms: dipam*, dipem*, dipʰam*, dibo·m*, dibo·š*.

dipʰitʼpʰiʔtʼi* [dipʰitʼpʰiʔtʼiw] ⇒ dihpʰitʼ*.

dipʰo·* [dipʰow] ⇒ di-, pʰo·*. Verb. repeatedly splash by dropping into water. synonyms: dipʰo·ṭ*; compare: dipʰu·*.

dipʰo·ṭ* [dipʰoʔ] ⇒ di-, pʰo·ṭ*. Verb. drop repeatedly into water causing splashes. dipʰo·ṭi drop self into water several times to splash and make sounds. synonyms: dipʰo·*.

dipʰukʼut* [dipʰukʼúʔ] ⇒ dihpʰukʼut*.

dipʰu·* [dipʰuw] ⇒ di-, pʰu·*₁. Verb. scatter small particles from the ground; stir up dust, sand, or leaves by dropping something . šihpʰa dípʰuw to scatter leaves by dropping something on a pile. compare: dipʰo·*.

dipʼanta* [dipʼantaw] ⇒ diʔpʼanh*. Verb. fall and cover.

diqoṭolta* [diqoṭoltaw] ⇒ dihqoṭol*. Verb. fail to do.

diqʷ* [díʔ] ⇒ di*, -aqʷ. Verb of Handling. bring a nonlong object out.

diqʰac* [diqʰaʔ] ⇒ di-, qʰac*₃. Verb. family to be divided or separated, be separated from one’s home (by a great distance), divorce. miʔkʰe náṭayya ma cila díqʰaʔ ʔiqʰ it appears you have been separated from your children a while. qawi hla·li diqʰacʰmuʔ (family) be separated for a little while. diqʰaci be away from family! diqʰatácʰmeʔ be away from family (to several)!

diqʰaṭʼqʰaʔṭʼa* [diqʰaṭʼqʰaʔṭʼaw] ⇒ dihqʰaṭ*₁. Verb. fall and rip open.

diqʰa·* [diqʰaw] ⇒ di-, qʰa·*₁. Verb. break under the pull of gravity. mihsacʼine· mu diqʰá·yam it broke off because it's heavy. mihsacʼine· mu diqʰámqam they broke off because they're heavy. diqʰa break off! diqʰama several break off! (at once or separately). diqʰa·ti about to break. ʔama· diqʰaw land break off (in rainstorm).

ʔama diqʰaw [ʔama díqʰaw] ⇒ ʔama·₁, diqʰa·*. Variant: ʔama· diqʰaw. Noun. landslide.

diqʼasa·tad* [diqʼasa·tadu] ⇒ diqʼa·s*.

diqʼaṭʰmaʔli [diqʼaṭʰmaʔli] ⇒ diqʼa·ṭ*. Noun. razor. compare: nawahe·ra, cʰiqʼa·ṭiʔ nawahe·ra.

diqʼa·s* [diqʼas] ⇒ di-, qʼa·s*. Variant: diqʼasa·tad*. Verb. scratch and make a streak, by falling object. diqʼasciw to be scratched by something falling.

diqʼa·ṭ* [diqʼaʔ] ⇒ di-, qʼa·ṭ*₁. Verb. shave (hair). hasimé diqʼaṭi·cʼi shave your mustache! diqʼahṭalaw to shave several downward. diqʼáhṭaqaʔ to shave several upward (under the chin or on the legs). diqʼa·ṭi shave! diqʼaṭʰmacʼmeʔ shave (to several)! diqʼa·ṭicʼba dihyew he stopped shaving.

diqʼaṭʰmaʔli [diqʼaṭʰmaʔli] ⇒ diqʼa·ṭ*. Noun. razor. compare: nawahe·ra, cʰiqʼa·ṭiʔ nawahe·ra.

diqʼoš [diqʼoš] ⇒ diqʼoš*. Noun. sound of gulping.

diqʼoš* [diqʼoš] ⇒ di-, qʼoš*. Variant: diqʼoša·tad*. Verb. emit a scuffing sound or a sound of moving water, by gravity, falling, a heavy weight; emit sound of water moving down throat.

diqʼoš [diqʼoš] ⇒ diqʼoš*. Noun. sound of gulping.

diqʼošci* [diqʼóšciw] ⇒ diqʼoš*. Verb. gulp once with noise. diqʼóšcihqaw to gulp once.

diqʼošqa* [diqʼóšqaw] ⇒ diqʼoš*. Verb. be gulping; cause the sound of water going down throat. diqʼóšqame·du keep gulping. diqʼóšwa·du keep gulping. diqʼóšqameʔ be gulping (to several)!

diqʼoša·tad* [diqʼoša·tadu] ⇒ diqʼoš*. Verb. emit a scuffing sound or a sound of water falling.

diqʼošci* [diqʼóšciw] ⇒ diqʼoš*. Verb. gulp once with noise. diqʼóšcihqaw to gulp once.

diqʼot* [diqʼoʔ] ⇒ di-, qʼot*. Verb. emit a gulping sound. diqʼotʰcíhqaw to gulp once. doqʼótʰmahqameʔ gulp (to several)!

diqʼotʰqa* [diqʼótʰqaw] ⇒ diqʼot*. Verb. make gulping sound. ʔihkʰéʔ diqʼotʰqa gulp noise swallowing spit.

diqʼotʼqa* [diqʼotʼqaw] ⇒ di-, qʼotʼ*. Instr Verb Stem. gulp. compare: šoʔqʼotam*.

disa* [disaw] ⇒ di-, sa*₂. Verb. fall off of limb (not of fruit); split off of limb.

disohṭ* [disohṭiw] ⇒ dihsoṭ*. Instr Verb Stem. fall and scatter.

diso·l* [disolʔ] ⇒ di-, so·l*. Verb. swirl, rinse, by gravity, falling, a heavy weight. ʔahqʰa díso·lem šocéla I hear the water swirling. ʔacaʔ qótʰman disolmaw people swimming or bathing are making noise, swirling water.

disu·l* [disulʔ] ⇒ di-, su·l*₁. Verb. tree to fall on apple tree and knock all apples off. disula·law something to fall from above and knock off (apples from tree). qʰale ʔísahloʔba šihpʰa dísula·lawe· mu when the branch fell, the leaves were swept off.

disʼaylamucʼ* [disʼáylamuʔ] ⇒ di-, sʼayla*. Verb. fall across each other.

disʼa·* [disʼaw] ⇒ di-, sʼa·*. Variant: dilasʼa*. Verb. drop and break; break by gravity. cʼe·lícʼba ʔe· to ʔiša dísʼaʔ it was when I fell that I broke my arm.

disʼa·l* [disʼalʔ] ⇒ di-, sʼa·l*. Verb. get liquid from solid, using heavy weight. hayu ʔem ʔama· ʔáhqʰa tol miṭicʼba disʼalciy the dog lay down on the wet ground and squeezed out some moisture; he got wet. disʼalci D: Semelfactive Imperative.

disʼe·kʼ* [disʼeʔ] ⇒ di-, sʼe·kʼ*. Verb. bend bend. disʼekʼmá· cumawe·ma you’re sitting bent.

disʼi* [disʼiw] ⇒ di-, sʼi*₂. Verb. pinch, fold by gravity, falling, a heavy weight. synonyms: hisʼi*.

disʼim* [disʼimʔ] ⇒ di-, sʼim*. Verb. overcome by gravity, falling, a heavy weight (as tree to fall on bush and crush it).

disʼit* [disʼíʔ] ⇒ diʔsʼi*, -t₂.

disʼuy* [disʼuyʔ] ⇒ di-, sʼuy*. Verb. drop, fall and get pointed, have corners, be angled. disʼuyahqaw to drop and make (table) out of shape, askew. dusʼúhyaqaʔ cuhti design with sharp corners (triangle, diamond).

dišamat* [dišamaʔ] ⇒ diša·m*.

diša·m* [dišamʔ] ⇒ di-, ša·m*. Variant: dišamat*. Verb. fall and rustle; fall and make rustling sound. ʔa pʰiʔkʼóhloʔqa·li šihpʰatol dišamciy when I dropped the ball on the leaves, it rustled. Example Variant: dišamcíhqay ~ cʼášcenʔ. dišamciw sound of falling on hay or paper. synonyms: cʼaš.

dišoqʼoʔbotad* [dišoqʼóʔbota·du] ⇒ dišoqʼoʔbo·t*.

dišoqʼoʔbo·t* [dišoqʼoʔboʔ] ⇒ di-, šoʔqʼobo·t*. Variant: dišoqʼoʔbotad*. Verb. slam something down (against something). ʔacaʔ ʔama šusʼayʔ ta mu·cʼin, dišoqʼoʔbotʰ qamu·cʼ the men wrestling e.o., slam e.o. onto the ground.

ditaṭ* [ditaʔ] ⇒ di-, taṭ*. Verb. fall and twist. cʼe·lícʼba ditaṭʰciwíye· to I fell and twisted.

ditilhla* [ditilhlaw] ⇒ di-, tilhla*. Verb. fall crossed over by gravity. synonyms: pitilhla*.

dituš* [dituš] ⇒ di-, tuš*. Verb. hang baggily; hang and bulge. ditušmaw to hang baggy. wó·lsa ditušmaw pocket hanging bulgy (from lots of stuff in it).

di·tuštušu [di·tuštušu] ⇒ dituš*. Ideophone Adjective. baggy. kʼaṭa dí·tuštušu baggy clothes. compare: di·yotʰyoto.

ditʼac* [ditʼaʔ] ⇒ diʔtʼa*.

diṭa·t* [diṭaʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭa·t*. Verb. fall and twist; fall twisted. diṭatʰcí· mihcay they fell twisted.

diṭidiṭi* [diṭidiṭiw] ⇒ di-, ṭi*₃. Reduplicating Verb. sound of many things falling (apples, rocks on floor or ground, not leaves, rocks on concrete.

diṭʰa·l* [diṭʰalʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭʰa·l*. Verb. bright by falling, by gravity. compare: hiṭʰa·l*, cuṭʰa·l*, hiṭʰa·l*.

diṭʰehy* [diṭʰehyiw] ⇒ dihṭʰeyʔ*. Verb. spread by gravity.

diṭʰe·* [diṭʰew] ⇒ di-, ṭʰe·*, di-, ṭʰe·*. Verb. flip over. diṭʰe míhcaw several to fall and spread out. diṭʰe·néw one to fall and spread out.

diṭʰe·m* [diṭʰemʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭʰe·m*₃. Verb. fall with gravity.

diṭʰis* [diṭʰis] ⇒ di-, ṭʰis*₁, di-, ṭʰis*₁. Verb. have projecting buttocks or rear; not of chest, bill, snout.

di·ṭʰisṭʰisi [dí·ṭʰisṭʰisi] ⇒ diṭʰis*. Ideophone Adjective. projecting, of rear. sili dí·ṭʰisṭʰisi of people with rear projecting and leaning forward; rear looks like bundle.

diṭʰobo* [diṭʰobow] ⇒ diṭʰom*, diṭʰom*. Verb. boil several things in water. diṭʰoboʔ to boil several (pots). maʔa₁ diṭʰobotaʔ₂ maʔyul₃ e·₄ to₅ daw₆ I only like boiled food. ʔahqʰahó diṭʰoboʔli pot to boil hot water in (includes kapité·ra xf.) maʔa dihṭʰobo·taqa boil food (variety ?)! diṭʰobó·ti boil them (diff. pots) (to a person)! diṭʰobó·tibiʔ D: Absolutive, Directional "up" or Inceptive. diṭʰobó·taqa D: Causative, Imperative. diṭʰobohy they boiled them (pl.) Example Variant: diṭʰoboyh..

diṭʰobo·taq* [diṭʰobo·taʔ] Verb. boil (food).

diṭʰom* [diṭʰomʔ] Variant: dihṭʰom*; diṭʰobo*. Verb. boil something in water. dihṭʰomʔ to boil. dihṭʰomy they boiled it. (sg.) dihṭʰomí·biʔ D: Directional "up" or Inceptive. ʔahqʰa (or maʔa) dihṭʰoma boil the water (or food)! maʔa dihṭʰomʔ da·we· to I like boiled food. (c.f. under infin.)

diṭʼahš* [diṭʼahš] ⇒ diʔṭʼaš*.

diṭʼam* [diṭʼamʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭʼam*₂, di-, ṭʼam*₂. Verb. fall on nest (and scatter).

diṭʼan* [diṭʼanʔ] ⇒ di-, ṭʼan*₁, di-, ṭʼan*₁. Verb. bruise, injure by dropping something onto. diṭʼánʔ to bruise by dropping something on.

diṭʼa·* [diṭʼaw] ⇒ di-, ṭʼa·*. Variant: dilaṭʼa*. Verb. cause innards to fall out. diṭʼa·cʼi drop something on self! hicʼohloʔba diṭʼa·y the egg fell and broke.

diṭʼuhl* [diṭʼuhliw] ⇒ diṭʼu·l*. Verb. project askew.

diwayʔta* [diwáyʔtaw] ⇒ diway*.

diya·cʼic* [diyá·cʼiʔ] ⇒ diya·duc*.

diya·duc* [diyáduʔ] ⇒ ʔdiy*, -aduc. Variant: diya·cʼic*. Verb. tell, order, command someone to leave, to go away. mu·kínʔ ma·cal diyá·du·y he ordered them to go away.

diyec* [diyeʔ] ⇒ dihye·*.

diyecʼ* [diyéʔ] ⇒ di-, yecʼ*. Verb. (person) lean on. diyécʼmaw (a man) to lean against. diyecʼí mil cumatʰma· tol ʔ lean back on that chair!

diymawad* [dí·mawa·du] ⇒ ʔdiyma*.

2 • sag loosely in folds. diyótʰmaw baggy (of clothes) .

di·yotʰyoto [di·yótʰyoto] ⇒ diyot*. Ideophone Adjective. baggy. compare: di·tuštušu.

diʔbaldiʔbal* [diʔbaldiʔbalʔ] ⇒ diʔbalh*. Reduplicating Verb. roll back and forth. musu· yuyúʔtʰin miman diʔbáldiʔbal because the log is not lying straight it's turning back and forth. huʔú· diʔbáldiʔbalqaw to roll eyes (with no implication). compare: dikʼi·šdikʼi·š*.

diʔbalh* [diʔbalʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔbalh*. Verb. be turning, shifting while falling.

diʔbalhci* [diʔbálhciw] ⇒ diʔbalh*. Verb. turn over once (in bed).

diʔbalhma* [diʔbálhmaw] ⇒ diʔbalh*. Verb. be turning in place (back and forth restlessly in bed).

diʔbalhci* [diʔbálhciw] ⇒ diʔbalh*. Verb. turn over once (in bed).

diʔbalhma* [diʔbálhmaw] ⇒ diʔbalh*. Verb. be turning in place (back and forth restlessly in bed).

diʔbi* [diʔbiw] ⇒ . Variant: dibi*. Verb. lift off?

diʔbolh* [diʔbolʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔbolh*₁. Verb. fall and overturn, tumble. ʔacaʔ díʔbolhciw the man fell and tumbled over (doubled into a nonlong object). diʔbolhcihqaw to overturn bowl and spill contents (on purpose).

diʔboq* [diʔboʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔboq*. Variant: diʔbotʰq*. Verb. hide something; conceal. diʔboqó·yicʼi hide yourself! diʔboqem while hiding. Example Variant: diʔboqom. diʔboqó·dem cʼe· li·y while he was hiding it, he fell down. diʔboqó·yicʼe· du to be hiding around. diʔboqo hide (something)! dibótʰqo hide (something) in several places! mul miʔkʰe kálikakʰ haṭʼa· tʼanʔqapʰi diʔboqo if you feel stingy for your paper, hide it. diʔbóhmela I hid. dibótʰqomeʔ hide several! diʔboqó mu·kito ʔ hide him! diʔboq·yiʔ to hide self. compare: qʼawa·duc*, kʼili·cʼ*.

diʔboʔtow [diʔbóʔ tow] ⇒ diʔboq*, =ltow. Adverb. secretly, from hiding, unknown to someone else. diʔbóʔto· cohtocela I left secretly. diʔboʔto· dihci pick it up secretly! Example Variant: diʔboʔto· šaʔameʔ.

diʔboʔto· šoc [diʔbóʔto· šoʔ] ⇒ diʔboʔtow, šoc*. Verb. eavesdrop, hear secretly. diʔbóʔto· šoce·la eavesdrop. synonyms: dacʰaʔ šoc.

ʔama diʔboʔ [ʔama díʔboʔ] ⇒ diʔboq*. Noun. secret, something hidden.

ʔama diʔboʔ cahno [ʔama díʔboʔ cahno] ⇒ ʔama diʔboʔ, cahno₂. Variant: cahno ʔama diʔboʔ. Noun. secret language.

diʔboqʼ* [diʔboʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔboqʼ*. Variant: diboqʼot*. Verb. hit against hard, by gravity, falling, a heavy weight. diboqʼotʰmeʔ D: Plural. synonyms: diʔboqʼo·t*, hiʔboqʼo·t*, nam*, ʔkʼil*, kʼili, diʔboqʼo·t*, ʔkʼil*, kʼili, nam*.

diʔboqʼci* [diʔbóqʼciw] ⇒ diʔboqʼ*. Verb. fall hard. diʔbóqʼciba, to duhṭʰaláhwiy I fell hard, and it hurt me. ʔahsí· cʼe·lícʼba to diʔbóqʼciwiy I fell so hard I hit hard. diʔboqʼci fall hard! diʔboqʼciwacʼmeʔ D: Plural. cahti tol diʔboqʼciw flop on bed (not hard).

diʔboqʼma* [diʔbóqʼmaw] ⇒ diʔboqʼ*. Verb. fall hard on something above the ground.

diʔboqʼo·t* [diʔboqʼoʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔboqʼo·t*. Verb. flop down hard. ʔama díboqʼo·te· to I fell on the ground hard several times. ʔama díʔboqʼo·te· to I fell on the ground hard. ʔama díʔboqʼotʰwiye· to I fell hard. cahti tol díʔboqʼoʔ flop on bed (not hard). synonyms: hiʔboqʼo·t*, nam*, ʔkʼil*, kʼili, diʔboqʼ*, diʔboqʼ*.

diʔbotʰq* [diʔbotʰqaw] ⇒ diʔboq*.

diʔboʔto· šoc [diʔbóʔto· šoʔ] ⇒ diʔboʔtow, šoc*. Verb. eavesdrop, hear secretly. diʔbóʔto· šoce·la eavesdrop. synonyms: dacʰaʔ šoc.

diʔbu* [diʔbuw] ⇒ di-, ʔbu*₃. Variant: dibut*. Verb. 1 • bake something big by burying it in an earth oven and cooking with a fire built on top. diʔbu mulʔ bake it! dibútʰmeʔ D: Plural Object. ná·ncʼa šoʔkʼo·tol ido· bihše díʔbuʔkʰe they'll put the meat in at 11 o'clock. synonyms: hpʰa*₃, malum*.

2 • bury, intern, place in a grave (not as respectful a term as da-na·m-); . duweʔ diʔbuye· mu that was buried yesterday. diʔbu bury it! compare: danam*.

diʔcʰa* [diʔcʰaw] ⇒ di-, ʔcʰa*₂. Variant: diʔcʰat*. Verb. abruptly stop moving by gravity, falling, a heavy weight. šahya mónʔba, ʔukulu·ta sama· díʔcʰay having run along fast, he stopped abruptly at the fence.

diʔcʰat* [diʔcʰaʔ] ⇒ diʔcʰa*.

diʔcʼa* [diʔcʼáw] ⇒ di-, ʔcʼa*₂. Verb. stuck from dropping (e.g., ball in mud) .

diʔcʼaʔcʼa* [diʔcʼaʔcʼaw] ⇒ diʔcʼa*. Reduplicating Verb. fall in ditch and get stuck, tight fit. diʔcʼaʔcʼacʼi fall in tidtch and get stuck.

diʔcʼaba* [diʔcʼabaw] ⇒ di-, ʔcʼaba*. Variant: diʔcʼabat*. Verb. several broken apart by dropping. loʔtahqabaʔa dicʼabáhqay I dropped the jugs and broke them. diʔcʼabáhqa (mulʔ) @ cause to break that. diʔcʼaba (ʼmulʔ) @ break that. diʔcʼabá·tacʼmeʔ several break several things! (each with separate pile).

diʔcʼabac* [diʔcʼabaʔ] ⇒ diʔcʼaba*. Verb. one broken in two. kaló·n ʔa hloʔqoba diʔcʼabácʰqay I dropped the jug and broke it. cʼe·lícʼba sʼiʔi diʔcabacʼe·mu when he fell his flesh cracked open. diʔcʼabá·ci (mulʔ) break that in two!

diʔcʼabat* [diʔcʼabaʔ] ⇒ diʔcʼaba*. Verb. several broken apart by dropping.

diʔcʼanh* [diʔcʼanʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔcʼanh*. Variant: dicʼahn*. Verb. dance the 3rd dance of the feather dance, danced slowly, with libu· whistle (heavy to ground). diʔcʼani do the 3rd dance of the feather dance (to several)! diʔcʼanmeʔ do the 3rd dance of the feather dance!

diʔcʼanʔ [diʔcʼanʔ] ⇒ diʔcʼanh*. Noun. third part of the feather dance. slow steady beat kept by the libu· whistle, leg hop. compare: hoʔsiya, to·to, likʰotiʔ.

diʔcʼaʔcʼa* [diʔcʼaʔcʼaw] ⇒ diʔcʼa*. Reduplicating Verb. fall in ditch and get stuck, tight fit. diʔcʼaʔcʼacʼi fall in tidtch and get stuck.

diʔcʼenh* [diʔcʼenʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔcʼenh*. Verb. lay across? diʔcʼénhma· sʼiw make little shelter by laying board or brush across two posts or trees.

diʔcʼet* [diʔcʼeʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔcʼet*. Verb. break off pieces by dropping. diʔcʼétʰciw drop (edge of dish) so the pieces break off; something drop on plant and break off piece of leaf.

diʔcʼi* [-] ⇒ di-, ʔcʼi*. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. drizzle, sprinkle.

diʔcʼidiʔcʼi* [diʔcʼidiʔcʼiw] ⇒ diʔcʼi*. Reduplicating Verb. drizzle on and off, start-stop-start drizzling. diʔcʼidiʔcʼimmeʔ drizzle on and off (to several)! diʔcʼidiʔcʼi (to water) drizzle!

diʔcʼiʔcʼi* [diʔcʼiʔcʼiw] ⇒ diʔcʼi*. Reduplicating Verb. very fine drizzling, light sprinkling. ʔihcʰe diʔcʼiʔcʼiw very fine drizzling. diʔcʼiʔcʼi (to water) drizzle! diʔcʼiʔcʼimmeʔ drizzle (to several)! synonyms: simesime*.

diʔcʼo* [-] ⇒ di-, ʔcʼo*. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. trim ends of long hair.

diʔcʼoʔcʼo* [diʔcʼoʔcʼow] ⇒ diʔcʼo*. Cooccurrence: usually with semelfactive -c. Reduplicating Verb. trim ends of long hair (of woman). ciba· mito heʔe diʔcʼoʔcʼocʰwa who trimmed your hair?

diʔcʼolh* [diʔcʼólʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔcʼolh*₁. Variant: dicʼohli*. Verb. make hole by sinking, moving downward. ʔama díʔcʼolhciʔ the ground sank down. ʔahca diʔcʼolá·lameʔ the house sank down.

diʔcʼolhcicʼ* [diʔcʼolhciʔ] ⇒ . Verb. cave in. synonyms: dihpʰaqʼ*, dihpʰa·š*.

diʔcʼon* [diʔcʼonʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔcʼon*. Verb. fall off, fall loose. hiʔda cʰíqʼaṭʰqa qʰama· to· qʰaʔbe báhṭʰe diʔcʼonqʰ After they scraped the road, a big rock fell loose. Example Variant: hiʔda cʰiqʼaṭʰqá qʰama· to· qʰaʔbe báhṭʰe diʔcʼonqʰ.

diʔcʼoqʰot* [diʔcʼoqʰoʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔcʼoqʰot*. Verb. remove piece by dropping. qali to· pé·cʰka banala·bato šahku sʼíʔa diʔcʼoqʰotʰwiy a brick fell and cut my leg flesh.

diʔcʼu* [diʔcʼuw] ⇒ di-, ʔcʼu*. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated froms. Verb. break.

diʔcʼuʔcʼu* [diʔcʼúʔcʼuʔ] ⇒ diʔcʼu*. Reduplicating Verb. fall on something and break it to pieces. wemtá·na diʔcʼuʔcʼu·ye· ma you fell on the window and broke it to pieces.

diʔdayac* [diʔdayáʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔdayac*. Variant: didaya*. Verb. miss something when falling; fail to do something when falling.

diʔdi* [diʔdíw] ⇒ di-, ʔdi*₁, . Variant: dihsa*. Verb. fall floating.

didenʔwad* [didenʔwadu] ⇒ diʔdi*. Verb. fall floating here and there (as a feather would do).

diʔkʼa* [diʔkʼaw] ⇒ di-, ʔkʼa*₁. Verb. crack by dropping. cá·ška diʔkʼahqaye· ma you dropped and cracked the dish.

diʔkʼanh* [diʔkʼanh-] ⇒ di-, ʔkʼanh*. Verb. lean against something. ʔaha· diʔkʼanayʔ cohtow the pole is standing against something. Example Variant: ʔaha· diʔkʼanciw cohtow.

diʔkʼi* [-] ⇒ di-, ʔkʼi*₂. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. be almost worn through by gravity.

diʔkʼidiʔkʼi* [diʔkʼidiʔkʼiw] ⇒ diʔkʼi*. Variant: diʔkʼidikʼitad*. Reduplicating Verb. be almost worn through by gravity. musu qawíyya biṭita·du ʔama· míhsaʔli diʔkʼidíkʼitamʔqʰ the small logs lying around with the heavy things falling on them are almost worn in two.

diʔkʼidikʼitad* [diʔkʼidíkʼita·du] ⇒ diʔkʼidiʔkʼi*.

diʔkʼo* [diʔkʼow] ⇒ di-, ʔkʼo*₂. Verb. fall and hit.

diʔkʼol* [diʔkʼolʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔkʼol*. Variant: dikʼola·tad*. Verb. cut off many long projecting parts so that they fall down; cut hair, prune a tree. diʔkʼólciw D: Semelfactive, Absolutive. heʔe díʔkʼolciw to cut off one snip of hair. qʰale ʔíša· diʔkʼolʔ to be pruning tree limbs. heʔe díʔkʼolʔ trim hair. heʔe díʔkʼoli cut hair! heʔe díkʼola·qa work as in a barber shop. heʔe díkʼolá·tadu cut many heads of hair. qʰale diʔkʼolʔ to prune a tree. diʔkʼoli D: Imperative. diʔkʼólmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. diʔkʼolá·qa D: Plural Object. diʔkʼoláhmeʔ D: Plural Object Plural Imperative. diʔkʼolá·duwa·du D: Durative. diʔkʼoláʔtʰuʔ D: Negative. diʔkʼolá·qadu diʔkʼolá·qanʔwadu diʔkʼolá·qaʔtʰuʔ heʔe díʔkʼolʔba dihyew he quit cutting hair.

diʔkʼolh* [diʔkʼolʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔkʼolh*₁. Verb. turn a nonlong object over by gravity, falling, a heavy weight. ʔahqʰa díʔkʼolhciy the water spilled – the container fell over by gravity.

diʔkʼoyad* [diʔkʼoyá·du] ⇒ di-, ʔkʼoy*₁. Verb. fall on a few scattered objects [?]

diʔkʼu* [diʔkʼúw] ⇒ di-, ʔkʼu*. Variant: dikʼut*. Verb. 1 • finish pruning or shearing. hátʼ ʔul ṭʼi diʔkʼuwa·lay the prunes all dropped off.

2 • die off.

diʔla* [diʔlaw] ⇒ di-, ʔla*₂. Verb. drop quickly before someone else can. mónʔba ʔamatol diʔláwciy he ran and dropped quickly to the ground (on purpose). diʔlawʔciw drop quickly before someone else can.

diʔloʔlo* [diʔloʔlow] ⇒ di-, ʔlo*₂. Reduplicating Verb. tangle by gravity. naṭa mónʔba ce·lícʼba diʔloʔlobaney the child ran, fell like a rag.

diʔne·cicʼ* [diʔne·ciʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔne·cicʼ*. Verb. used to, familiar with bed (lying on).

diʔpʼanh* [diʔpʼanʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔpʼanh*. Variant: dipʼanta*. Verb. drop, fall and cover, block. kuyu díʔpʼanʔ throat to be plugged by something caught on the way down. diʔpʼánqaw to cause to hang and cover, to hang something over (an opening). diʔpʼanqaw let (lid) drop closed. miʔdó·mu duʔkʼásʼqʼaṭa diʔpʼanqabiw there, an abalone shell covered (hanging down).

diʔpʼoʔpʼoc* [diʔpʼoʔpʼoʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔpʼo*. Reduplicating Verb. everything fall out. diʔpʼóʔpʼocʰqaw let everything fall out.

diʔsʼaṭ* [diʔsʼaʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔsʼaṭ*₁. Verb. bruise by falling. diʔsʼaṭʰmaw to bruise (body) by falling.

diʔsʼi* [diʔsʼiw] ⇒ di-, ʔsʼi*₂. Variant: disʼit*. Verb. put a little bit in (like a pinch of salt in soup). disʼita·law to put a little bit in. synonyms: hiʔsʼi*, hi-; compare: duʔsʼi*.

diʔsʼil* [diʔsʼilʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔsʼil*. Verb. pour and splash. diʔsʼila·du to pour water so it splashes around.

diʔsʼoʔsʼo* [diʔsʼoʔsʼow] ⇒ di-, ʔsʼo*₃. Reduplicating Verb. wrinkle. synonyms: hiʔsʼoʔsʼo*.

diʔtʼa* [diʔtʼaw] ⇒ di-, ʔtʼa*₅. Variant: ditʼac*. Verb. seem, feel, detect with the senses, by gravity, falling, a heavy weight. mihsáʔ diʔtʼaw it feels heavy.

diʔtʼeʔtʼe* [diʔtʼeʔtʼew] ⇒ di-, ʔtʼeʔtʼe*. Instr Verb Stem. be close together. hahse diʔtʼéʔteʔ bacʰqʰ the brush grew thick.

diʔṭʼe [diʔṭʼe] ⇒ di-. Adjective. descriptive of person (fat or thin, big or little, old or young if sickened some way) with round shoulders hunched forward, arms hanging loose, weak-looking; like some old people shuffling along, looking like they’ll keel over. compare: diʔṭʼeʔṭʼec*.

diʔṭʼe* [diʔṭʼew] ⇒ , di-, ʔṭʼe*₂. Verb. water to drip (make mark). diṭʼeʔ water drops. diṭʼeti (to several) Drip!

diʔṭʼenṭʼele* [diʔṭʼenṭʼelew] ⇒ di-, ʔṭʼenṭʼele*. Verb. flatten. ʔila diʔṭʼenṭʼeleʔ nose flattened with tip pressed down.

diʔṭʼeʔṭʼec* [diʔṭʼeʔṭʼeʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔṭʼeʔṭʼe*₂. Verb. become flattened by gravity. compare: diʔṭʼe.

diʔṭʼo [diʔṭʼo] Adjective. floppy. šiʔdo díʔṭʼo floppy tits. šima diʔṭʼo floppy ears. huʔú· siʔda diʔṭʼo floppy eyelids.

diʔṭʼubut* [diʔṭʼubuʔ] ⇒ di-, ʔṭʼubut*₁. Verb. drop and sink under by self. diʔṭʼubútʰqaw to dye, put under water.

diʔya* [diʔyaw] ⇒ di-, ʔya*. Verb. almost fall but catch self; (to trip) and almost fall, fall partly. diʔyaw ʔtʰin cʼe·li·y he fell, not stopping himself.

diʔyo [diʔyo] Adjective. Example Variant: lile moʔyo. diʔyo hcʰilʔ (curtains) to hang gathered (not stretched smooth). lile diʔyo wrinkled brow. mihya díʔyo sagging neck skin, loose skin.

diʔyuʔyu* [diʔyúʔyuw] ⇒ di-, ʔyuʔyu*. Verb. hurt by fall.

di·belʔbe [di·bélʔbe] ⇒ di-, be·l*. Ideophone Adjective. having a sagging long thin face.

di·bošbošo [di·bóšbošo] ⇒ dibo·š*. Ideophone Adjective. hanging swollen by gravity. qakʰo di·bošbošo hanging swollen double chin.

di·cʼ*₁ [-] Cooccurrence: with Durative or Reciprocal. Variant: di·cʼmucʼ*. Verb. tell (a story). synonyms: mo*₂, ʔdiy*.

dicʼma* [dicʼmaw] Lit: tell across ⇒ di·cʼ*₁. Verb. 1 • tattle.

2 • translate; interpret, translate or pass a word on in the same language; pass the word.

cahno dicʼma·yac [cahno dícʼma·yaʔ] ⇒ cahno₂, dicʼma*, =yac. Noun. interpreter.

dicʼmucʼ* [dicʼmuʔ] ⇒ di·cʼ*₁. Verb. tell. baṭʰé hca to haʔdiʔdi ṭʼo cahno dicʼmucʼ (or dicʼwacʼam) a lot of people told me different news.

ʔama dicʼmuʔ [ʔama dícʼmuʔ] ⇒ ʔama·₂, dicʼmucʼ*. Noun. Indian laws.

ʔama· dicʼmuʔ [ʔama· dicʼmuʔ] ⇒ ʔama·₂, dicʼmucʼ*. Variant: di·cʼmucʼ. Noun. story told to each other.

di·cʼid* [di·cʼidu] ⇒ di·cʼ*₁. Variant: di·cʼwacʼ*. Verb. tell, say. dicʼi·du to tell. di·cʼinʔba after telling. baṭʰé hca ṭa to mul cahno dícʼwacʼam a lot of people told me that (the same) news. dicʼwacʼqacʼmeʔ let him tell ye (you)! Example Variant: di·cʼínqaʔcʼi. dicʼwácʼmeʔ tell! cahno dicʼi·du D: Durative. duwi dícʼi·du D: Durative. ʔama dícʼi·du to tell a story. Example Variant: ʔama· dicʼí·du.

di·cʼiduwad* [dicʼi·duwá·du] ⇒ di·cʼid*. Verb. recount, tell (a story), inform (of event). synonyms: qatʼat*.

ʔama· dicʼi·du [ʔama· dicʼí·du] ⇒ ʔama·₂, di·cʼid*. Variant: dicʼi·du. Noun. story.

di·cʼ*₂ [-] ⇒ ʔdi*₁. Instr Verb Root. something or someone move toward oneself, whether called or observed.

badi·cʼ* [badiʔ´] ⇒ ba-, di·cʼ*₂. Verb. call on someone to come toward oneself, or to do something. badi·cʼi call on to do something! badicʼwácʼmeʔ to call on several, mostly for calling a spirit. badicʼi·du to call one to come.

mudi·cʼ* [mudiʔ´] ⇒ mu-, di·cʼ*₂. Verb. encounter or experience something by chance, unexpectedly ?? ʔamadútʼaʔ tol mudicʼmela I ran across (into) a job. (found job by chance). cahno píšudu tol mudicʼmela I got into bad words (an argument) unexpectedly.

pʰidi·cʼ* [pʰidiʔ´] ⇒ pʰi-, di·cʼ*₂. Verb. watch someone come.

di·cʼiduwad* [dicʼi·duwá·du] ⇒ di·cʼid*. Verb. recount, tell (a story), inform (of event). synonyms: qatʼat*.

ʔama· dicʼi·du [ʔama· dicʼí·du] ⇒ ʔama·₂, di·cʼid*. Variant: dicʼi·du. Noun. story.

di·cʼiduwad* [dicʼi·duwá·du] ⇒ di·cʼid*. Verb. recount, tell (a story), inform (of event). synonyms: qatʼat*.

di·cʼmucʼ [di·cʼmucʼ] ⇒ ʔama· dicʼmuʔ.

di·cʼmucʼ* [dicʼmuʔ] Lit: tell each other ⇒ di·cʼ*₁.

di·cʼwacʼ* [di·cʼwacʼ] ⇒ di·cʼid*.

di·kaškaša [di·káškaša] ⇒ dika·š*. Ideophone Adjective. fat, leaning, out of shape. compare: di·taštaša.

di·kulku [di·kúlku] ⇒ diku·l*. Ideophone Adjective. sagging (of double chin, cheeks, etc. qapʼa dí·kulku hanging, sagging cheeks. qakʰo dí·kulku hanging, sagging double chin.

di·kulʔku [di·kulʔku] ⇒ diku·l*. Ideophone Adjective. loose and swinging of skin.

di·kʼaškʼaša [di·kʼáškʼaša] ⇒ di-, kʼaš₁. Ideophone Adjective. leaning (of a tree or pole). Usage: rare synonyms: dikʼa·nmaw.

di·kʼiškʼiši [di·kʼíškʼiši] ⇒ dikʼi·š*. Ideophone Adjective. shifty-eyed (of a person); description of someone who notices things to gossip about.

di·nʔwad* [dinʔwadú] ⇒ ʔdi*₁, -ad₂. Verb of Handling. go around holding.

di·sqʰac* [dí·sqʰaʔ] ⇒ di-, sqʰac*. Variant: di·sqʰawa·tad*. Verb. shave clean; wear smooth by gravity. heʔe dí·sqʰaʔ to shave the head hair off clean.

di·sqʰawa·tad* [dí·sqʰawa·tadu] ⇒ di·sqʰac*.

di·taštaša [di·taštaša] ⇒ di-, taš*₁. Ideophone Adjective. very fat, obese (more than /ʔihpʰuy/). compare: di·kaškaša.

di·tuštušu [di·tuštušu] ⇒ dituš*. Ideophone Adjective. baggy. kʼaṭa dí·tuštušu baggy clothes. compare: di·yotʰyoto.

di·wolʔwo [di·wólʔwo] ⇒ di-, wo·l*. Ideophone Adjective. (hyperbole) of person walking limber, flopping around like with no bones, or of fat shaky people.

di·yotʰyoto [di·yótʰyoto] ⇒ diyot*. Ideophone Adjective. baggy. compare: di·tuštušu.

-do [do] Verb. Hearsay Evidential: the speaker learned what he is talking about by hearsay only.

do [do] ⇒ šiʔdo.

do* [dow] Cooccurrence: with -wa·cu·c-:. Verb. ignore, avoid, intentionally make self scarce when someone is coming.

dowa·duc* [dowá·duʔ] ⇒ do*, -aduc. Verb. avoid, ignore, shun. dowá·ducʰwiye· to he ignored me. dowá·ducʰmela· ʔa I avoided him. mu·kito ʔa dowá·ducʰmela I avoided him. mu·kínʔ to dowá·duʔ he avoided me. ma·cáʔ to dowá·cʼiʔy they avoided me. ma·caʔ ṭʼihcal dowá·cʼiʔy they avoided everyone.

dobol* [dobolʔ] Verb. touch and twist fingers through. dobolciw touch once. dobolmaw several touch. dobóldobolʔ touch again and again. doboly he just touched and twisted his fingers on something. dobolá·law twist fingers part way through. dobo·li touch and twist fingers through! dobolmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dobolácʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dobolmameʔ D: Plural Imperative.

dobotamʔ* [dobotámʔ] ⇒ dobo·m*, -ta-.

dobo·l* [dobolʔ] ⇒ du-, bo·l*. Verb. dig a hole with finger.

dobo·m* [dobomʔ] ⇒ du-, bo·m*. Variant: dobotamʔ*. Verb. cover the finger or with the fingers.

dobo·mʔ [dobomʔ] ⇒ dobo·m*. Noun. thimble. cohšo dóbomʔ thimble.

dobo·š* [doboš] ⇒ du-, bo·š*. Verb. ?? hang fluffed out ?? dobóhšimmeʔ D: Plural.

doccicʼ* [docciʔ] ⇒ . Verb. take back empty hand suddenly.

docohṭi* [docóhṭiw] ⇒ doco·ṭic*.

doco·l* [docolʔ´] ⇒ du-, co·l*₁. Verb. coil (a rope) by hand.

doco·lic* [doco·liʔ] ⇒ du-, co·lic*. Verb. fluff out using fingers. ʔime docoli·ci fluff out your hair! Have your hair fluffed out!

doco·ṭic* [doco·ṭíʔ] ⇒ du-, co·ṭic*. Variant: docohṭi*; doco·ṭitad*. Verb. (snake) coil up. muhtʰi doco·ṭíʔ caw the rattlesnake is lying coiled up.

doco·ṭitad* [docoṭi·tadú] ⇒ doco·ṭic*.

docʼocʼohṭi* [docʼocʼohṭiw] ⇒ docʼocʼoṭʰci*.

docʼocʼoṭʰci* [docʼocʼoṭʰciw] ⇒ cʼocʼo·ṭ*, du-, cʼocʼo·ṭ*. Variant: docʼocʼohṭi*. Verb. coiled up (snake); make self inconspicuous (people); coil rope; make compact. muhtʰi docʼocʼóṭʰciʔ caw the rattlesnake is lying/sitting coiled up. docʼocʼóṭʰciw coil a rope up small. docʼocʼoʔ coil up! maʔál ʔa be·li docʼocʼohteʔ I'm going to compact that here (rope, paper, sheet). docʼocʼó·ṭi mulʔ make that compact! compare: co·ṭic*, co·l*₁, cʼocʼo·ṭ*.

docʼohl* [docʼóhlimʔ] ⇒ doʔcʼolhma*.

docʼomʔcʼo [docʼomʔcʼo] Noun. song sparrow. song is like white crown. synonyms: pʰadocʼomʔcʼo, šiyompili, šiyompili.

pʰadocʼomʔcʼo [pʰadócʼomʔcʼo] ⇒ docʼomʔcʼo. Noun. song sparrow. song is like white crown. synonyms: šiyompili, docʼomʔcʼo.

docʼotam* [docʼotámʔ] ⇒ docʼo·m*.

docʼo·*₁ [docʼow] ⇒ du-, cʼo·*₁. Verb. expose with finger.

docʼo·cʼ* [docʼoʔ] ⇒ docʼo·*₁. Verb. expose self with finger. tito cohšo wi sʼiʔa ʔaná· duʔbaʔbayicʼbina kʼis docʼocʼqʰ You/he must have fidgetted on his skin so much with his hand that it turned red. docʼo·yiʔ make (blood) appear by scratching self.

docʼo·*₂ [docʼow´] ⇒ du-, cʼo·*₂. Verb. something supernatural to happen. docʼohqa make something supernatural happen. docʼo·cínʔqa make several supernatural things happen. compare: ṭʰaʔbamci*.

docʼo·m* [docʼomʔ´] ⇒ du-, cʼo·m*. Variant: docʼotam*. Verb. break off a piece with the fingers, such as a plant by twisting the stem.

docʼo·q* [docʼoʔ] ⇒ du-, cʼo·q*. Verb. stick something into finger. compare: doʔcʼoqʰo·t*, doqʰoṭ*.

docʼo·ṭ* [docʼoʔ] ⇒ du-, cʼo·ṭ*₁. Verb. 1 • break off, detach, pick off pieces from edge with fingers. docʼo·ṭi pick off pieces from edge! docʼoṭʰci pick off one piece from edge. compare: cʼopʼ.

2 • pick out waste parts. sama ʔel docʼo·ṭi clean (clover) by picking out stems and bad parts. docʼoṭa·ducé·du be picking out bad parts.

dohcʰoc* [dohcʰoʔ] ⇒ du-, hcʰoc*₁. Verb. be worn down with fingers.

dohcʰodohcʰoc* [dohcʰodohcʰoʔ] ⇒ dohcʰoc*. Reduplicating Verb. be worn down with fingers. dohcʰodóhcʰota·du @ keep wearing down with fingers.

dohcʰohcʰoc* [dohcʰohcʰoʔ] ⇒ dohcʰoc*. Reduplicating Verb. tear up to pieces by rubbing. dohcʰohcʰoci tear up to pieces!

dohcʰodohcʰoc* [dohcʰodohcʰoʔ] ⇒ dohcʰoc*. Reduplicating Verb. be worn down with fingers. dohcʰodóhcʰota·du @ keep wearing down with fingers.

dohcʰohcʰoc* [dohcʰohcʰoʔ] ⇒ dohcʰoc*. Reduplicating Verb. tear up to pieces by rubbing. dohcʰohcʰoci tear up to pieces!

dohcʰot* [dohcʰoʔ] ⇒ du-, hcʰot*. Verb. be stuck, be unable to finish, fail to do because it is too much, too hard or don't know how. ʔahca qawí·ba to heʔen duʔkʼuʔkʰe tʰin dohcʰota·wiy I am building, I can't finish because I'm stuck. ʔahca dohcʰotá·wiye· to I'm unable to finish the house.

dohko*₁ [-] ⇒ du-, hko*₃. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. knock (as on door).

dohkodohko*₂ [dohkodohkow] ⇒ dohko*₁. Variant: dohkodohkotad*. Reduplicating Verb. knock (as on a door) several times. dohkodóhkotacʼmeʔ knock (to several)! compare: dohṭodohṭo*.

dohkodohko·du [dohkodohko·du] ⇒ dohkodohko*₂. Noun. knocking.

dohkohko* [dohkóhkow] ⇒ dohko*₁. Reduplicating Verb. knock. dohkóhkoʔ knock once. dohkohkoci·du knocking. synonyms: dohṭohṭo*.

dohko*₂ [-] ⇒ du-, hko*₃. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. trot.

dohkodohko*₁ [dohkodóhkow] ⇒ dohko*₂. Variant: dohkodohkom*. Reduplicating Verb. trot. dohkodóhko·du to trot (sg.) dohkodóhkomʔ several to trot. dohkodókoci·du trotting.

dohkodohko*₂ [dohkodohkow] ⇒ dohko*₁. Variant: dohkodohkotad*. Reduplicating Verb. knock (as on a door) several times. dohkodóhkotacʼmeʔ knock (to several)! compare: dohṭodohṭo*.

dohkodohko·du [dohkodohko·du] ⇒ dohkodohko*₂. Noun. knocking.

dohkodohkom* [dohkodóhkom] ⇒ dohkodohko*₁.

dohkodohkotad* [dohkodókota·du] ⇒ dohkodohko*₂.

dohkodohko·du [dohkodohko·du] ⇒ dohkodohko*₂. Noun. knocking.

dohkohko* [dohkóhkow] ⇒ dohko*₁. Reduplicating Verb. knock. dohkóhkoʔ knock once. dohkohkoci·du knocking. synonyms: dohṭohṭo*.

dohkolhma* [dohkolhmaw] ⇒ du-, hkolh*. Verb. loosen by fiddling with fingers.

dohkotʰci* [dohkotʰciw] ⇒ du-, hkot*. Verb. rub down to nothing with finger.

dohkʰo* [dohkʰow] ⇒ du-, hkʰo*. Verb. grab quick or moving object with fingers. kʰe máʔal kalikákkaho·n hló·tiʔdu·li dohkʰoméla I grabbed my paper box when it was about to fall. lóʔwa·yi dohkʰoy he caught it before it fell.

dohlo* [dohlow] ⇒ du-, hlo*₂. Verb. be cleaned by brushing off with finger.

dohlohlo* [dohlohlow] ⇒ dohlo*. Reduplicating Verb. peel easily, slip out easily (like hust of green walnut, not orange). miʔdíš dohlohlowela I am hulling/peeling nuts. dohlohlomtʰumeʔ don’t keep hulling (nuts that are being renewed in one place)! dohlodolota·du diff. nuts, not nec. in a group. dohlohlotʰuʔ D: Negative. compare: dohṭʰolh*.

dohlokʼ* [dohloʔ] ⇒ du-, hlokʼ*. Verb. flop finger.

dohlo·m* [dohlomʔ] ⇒ du-, hlo·m*₂. Variant: duhluhlu*. Verb. break in half with fingers, remove the top of a container with fingers (bottle, tuperware). dahloma·du D: Durative. dahlo·máʔtʰuʔ D: Negative.

dohmoy* [dohmoyʔ] ⇒ du-, hmoy*. Verb. work with fingers; rub around in fingers. ʔaná· qawi ʔe cohsóʔbamli dohmoyi roll it around with your fingers; it is too small.

dohpo* [dohpow] ⇒ du-, hpo*₂. Verb. be full to the top; heaping full. šeʔéʔ li ʔahqʰa dohpoqʰ in the container the water is up to the top. dohpó·maw keep getting dull again and again. Example Variant: cuṭʼahmaw. synonyms: pʰom*, tʼo*, bo·m*, cuṭʼa·q*, hpo*₂, pa*₂, pem*, pa·ṭ*₁, pʰa·l*, pʰam*, hwisʼ*, pam*, paṭ*₃, dahpo*, cuṭʼa·q*, pa*₂, dahpo*.

dohpohpo* [dohpóhpow] ⇒ du-, hpo*₁. Reduplicating Verb. when poked with the finger to give way with a quiver (of gelatin, starch when crusted over, of plastic bag filled with water). ka·ša winalu·to· dohpóhpow on top of the (crusted) mush, it yields when poked with the finger.

dohpolh* [dohpolʔ] ⇒ du-, hpolh*. Variant: dohpolha·ta·d*. Verb. make gush, spurt (of liquids only), using fingers. dohpólhciw to poke (a tomato) with the finger and make juice spurt out. dohpólhmaw to poke (a tomato) over (a bowl to catch the juice). muhkúyʔba to, qʰasʼíyaš cotoʔbiʔli, ʔa duhtayʔli, ʔahqʰa dóhpolhciy when I got badly burned, a blister rose up, and, when I touched it, water spurted out.

dohpolha·ta·d* [dohpolha·ta·du] ⇒ dohpolh*. Verb. gush with a finger.

dohponpoloc* [dohponpoloʔ] ⇒ du-, hponpolo*. Verb. finger badly swollen.

dohqo* [-] ⇒ du-, hqo*₅. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. make carelessly with finger.

dohqodohqo* [dohqodohqow] ⇒ dohqo*. Reduplicating Verb. make carelessly, restricted to activities done with fingers (like making bread). ʔima·ta yaʔ cuhni· dohqodóhqoba ʔnati, qʼoʔdi pʰíʔtʼahqaw although the woman made bread carelessly, it looked good. compare: dohqo·ci*.

dohqoṭol* [dohqoṭolʔ] ⇒ du-, hqoṭol*₁. Verb. fail, give up. dohqoṭólmela· ʔa I failed.

dohqoyʔ* [dohqoyʔ] ⇒ du-, hqoyʔ*₁. Verb. bend, strain, or sprain finger.

dohqoyʔci* [dohqóyʔciw] ⇒ dohqoyʔ*. Verb. suddenly to bend, strain, or sprain a finger. dohqóyʔcimela I bent my finger pushing against something.

dohqoyʔdohqoyʔ* [dohqóyʔdohqoyʔ] ⇒ dohqoyʔ*. Reduplicating Verb. keep bending finger.

dohqoyʔci* [dohqóyʔciw] ⇒ dohqoyʔ*. Verb. suddenly to bend, strain, or sprain a finger. dohqóyʔcimela I bent my finger pushing against something.

dohqoyʔdohqoyʔ* [dohqóyʔdohqoyʔ] ⇒ dohqoyʔ*. Reduplicating Verb. keep bending finger.

dohqo·ci* [dohqó·ciw] ⇒ du-, hqoy*₁. Verb. make one thing carelessly. ʔima·ta yaʔ cuhni· sóh dohqo·ciy the woman made the bread just any old way. compare: dohqodohqo*.

dohqo·qa* [dohqó·qaw] ⇒ du-, hqoy*₂, -hqa. Instr Verb Stem. arrange, put things in order. kalikakʰ miʔkʰe dohqó·qapʰi, kaho·n li bawili arrange your papers and pack them in a box.

dohqʰobot* [dohqʰobóʔ] ⇒ du-, hqʰobo·t*. Variant: doqʰobot*. Verb. poke or touch body with a finger. kʼiliwí mu·kito dohqʰobo·ti poke him in the waist with your finger! dohqʰobó·ti poke! dohqʰobóhtinʔ he's going to poke you (in the ribs) with his finger. doqʰobóʔ touch with finger several times. doqʰobotʰmeʔ poke (to several)! doqʰobó·ti ma·calʔ poke them (to one)! doqʰobó·tadu keep poking!

dohqʰolh* [dohqʰolʔ] ⇒ du-, hqʰolh*. Verb. bore a hole through. dohqʰólhmaw to poke a finger through (a piece of paper); riped torn through. ʔimo dóhqʰolʔ bore a hole through something. ʔimo dóhqʰolhmaw make a hole (in paper with finger). synonyms: dohṭʰolh*, doʔcʼolhma*.

dohqʰoʔ [dohqʰoʔ] ⇒ du-, hqʰoʔ*. Adjective. insulting, of one deed. dohqʰóʔmaʔ insulting, of several deeds. dohqʰóʔmaʔ pʰiʔtʼaw to look insulting, of several deeds. dohqʰoʔmaʔ baʔtʼaw that sounds insulting.

dohsokʼo·t* [dohsokʼoʔ] ⇒ du-, hsokʼo·t*₁. Verb. make liquid spurt with fingers. ʔá· cohšo dúʔsʼi·li balá· dohsokʼoyh when I pinched his hand the blood squirted out.

dohsom* [dohsomʔ] ⇒ du-, hsom*₁. Verb. mess up with a finger. dohsoma mess it up with the fingers!

dohšohšo [dohšohšow] ⇒ du-, hšo*₂. Reduplicating Verb. come loose, detach easily, with fingers. má·yiš dohšóhšow taking kernels off the corncob. synonyms: dohšolh*.

dohšolh* [dohšolʔ] ⇒ du-, hšolh*. Verb. come loose, detach easily, with the finger. dohšolʔ to take off several. woté·ya tol tapó·n dohšolhma take the cork off the bottle. woté·ya tol tapó·n dohšohlima take the cork off several bottles. dohšólhmaw to detach (doorknob); (doorknob) to come loose or come off. Example Variant: hihšólhmaw. cohšo wí duhtayʔli dohšólhmay he touched it with his finger and it (fruit) came off. synonyms: dohšohšo.

dohšon* [dohšonʔ] ⇒ du-, hšon*₂. Verb. have a hunch; suspect; suspect wrongly (of stealing) (not jealously). dohšonánʔqaw to suspect, to have a hunch. dohšonánʔqa·yaʔ a person who thinks something will happen. dohšonánʔqa guess! Suspect! dohšonácʼqameʔ D: Causative, Plural Imperative. dohšoná·tanʔqa suspect several people! hu·ʔ dohšona·du to (ma·cal) yes, I suspect them. Example Variant: ma·cál ʔa dohšonanʔqaw.. dohšoné· to I have, had the hunch. (not nec. of something evil). dohšoná·tacʼqaw several had hunches. dohʔšonáʔyawi yowal ṭʰaʔbamciy it turned out like they thought it would. ʔul dohšoné· to ma micé·duʔba I thought you would say that (and you did). ʔama dóhsonʔ qal e· mu ʔacaʔ that man is a suspicious person. ma be·li ʔí· dohšonanʔqaba ʔa wa·dela I came because I suspected you were here.

dohtibic* [dohtibiʔ] ⇒ do·bic*.

dohtohto* [dohtóhtow] ⇒ du-, hto*₁. Reduplicating Verb. fill something soft like dough, mud. cohšo hecʼ dohtóhtoyicʼmela I break off pieces from my fingernails by picking at them. dohtodótota·du D: (pl.) more place, this and that. Example Variant: dohtodóhtomʔ. dohtóhtomʔ D: Plural (Essive, Absolutive) (less frequent than R). ʔama šíweyi·biʔ meʔ qan e· haʔal kawa·yu dohtóhtoci·du in spring that horse really gets fat. synonyms: pʰaʔtʼaʔtʼac*, daʔtʼaʔtʼac*.

dohtontolo* [dohtontolow] ⇒ du-, htontolo*. Verb. rub fingers on something to make sore or swollen.

dohtoš* [dohtoš] ⇒ du-, htoš*₂. Verb. remove part of surface with the finger. sʼiʔda dohtóšciw to peel off burned (only), loose skin with finger; to skin finger.

dohtʰohtʰoc* [dohtʰohtʰoʔ] ⇒ du-, htʰohtʰo*. Instr Verb Stem. poke many holes in using fingers. cohšo wí dohtʰóhtʰocʼba mu ʔimo kúʔmeʔ cicʼqaw by poking with fingers he made it full of holes.

dohṭo* [dohṭow] ⇒ du-, hṭo*. Verb. strike.

dohṭodohṭo* [dohṭodohṭow] ⇒ dohṭo*. Reduplicating Verb. knock (on a door). ciba· tʰin hohwa dohṭodoṭota·nʔ someone keeps knocking at the door. compare: dohkodohko*₂.

dohṭohṭo* [dohṭohṭow] ⇒ dohṭo*. Reduplicating Verb. knock with hand (on the door). hohwa dohṭohṭow knock on the door. synonyms: dohkohko*.

dohṭodohṭo* [dohṭodohṭow] ⇒ dohṭo*. Reduplicating Verb. knock (on a door). ciba· tʰin hohwa dohṭodoṭota·nʔ someone keeps knocking at the door. compare: dohkodohko*₂.

dohṭohṭo* [dohṭohṭow] ⇒ dohṭo*. Reduplicating Verb. knock with hand (on the door). hohwa dohṭohṭow knock on the door. synonyms: dohkohko*.

dohṭonṭolo* [dohṭonṭolow] ⇒ du-, hṭonṭolo*, du-, hṭonṭolo*. Verb. wear away on the inside using fingers (or toes). dohṭónṭoloci D: Semelfactive, Imperative. dohṭónṭolo D: Imperative. ya·pálka htʰoṭʼ ay el ma ṭʼi dóhṭonṭolowanqʰ you have gouged a round spot with your fingers in all the rotten apples. Mr. Óswalt ṭʼo sapa·tu mihṭónṭolowa·du tala·qʰ mr. Oswalt must be wearing shoes way too big that hurt the toes.

dohṭoy* [dohṭoyʔ] ⇒ du-, hṭoy*. Verb. do a favor, restricted to activities done with the fingers. dohṭoyá·du to (keep) do(ing) a favor; to do something for someone: pick up clothes, carry something for someone. dohṭó·ci do one favor. dohṭó·ciw D: Semelfactive, Absolutive. dohṭó·cimeʔ several do one favor. dohṭoyácʼmeʔ several do several favors. naṭá yya hca mito miʔkʰe kalikákʰ qaqʰamʔ dohṭoyá·cʼ your children are doing you a favor cutting your paper. compare: duyaʔta*.

dohṭʰolh* [dohṭʰolʔ] ⇒ du-, hṭʰolh*. Verb. wear through (make hole) with a finger. dohṭʰolhmaw one to rub with finger on something soft to make a hole; also used for boring hole with a drill. dohṭʰohlimʔ D: Semelfactive. dohṭʰólhmaw to make hole through. Example Variant: dohqʰolhmaw ~ doʔcʼolhmaw. doṭʰolhmaw might be only finger size, probably smaller than -hqʰolh-). dohṭʰólhma(tʰuʔ) D: Negative. dohṭʰólhmaci·du D: Durative. doṭʰóhlima·du D: Imperative. doṭʰóhlimtʰuʔ D: Negative. synonyms: dohqʰolh*, doʔcʼolhma*; compare: dohlohlo*.

dohyoqʰ* [dohyoʔ] ⇒ du-, hyoqʰ*. Verb. shake and knock over with fingers. dohyóqʰciw to shake and knock over with fingers.

dokokomʔ [dokokomʔ] Noun. hideout, shelter in a tree made by tying limbs together; play treehouse. dokokómʔsʼi make a tree house.

dokokomʔ šucʰaw [dokokómʔ šucʰaw] ⇒ dokokomʔ, šucʰa·*. Verb. arch one branch and tie it to another as a sign that a group with a man is on the trail ahead; signal a man is on the trail.

dokolqa* [dokolqaw] ⇒ doko·l*. Verb. turn with finger.

doko·l* [dokolʔ] ⇒ du-, ko·l*. Verb. turn with the finger.

dokolqa* [dokolqaw] ⇒ doko·l*. Verb. turn with finger.

doktoro [dóktoro] Noun. white doctor. dóktora yaʔ mice·du that's what the doctor said.

dokʼobi·cʼ* [dokʼobiʔ] ⇒ du-, kʼobi·cʼ*. Verb. fear that, think some undesired course of events to be likely, expect something not wanted; be doubtful. dokʼobí·cʼe· to ʔa cohtocʼkʰe tʰin I am afraid that I will not be leaving. dokʼobí·cʼe· yal mul men sʼíʔkʰe we are afraid that will happen to us. dá· dokʼobí·cʼemʔ ṭoto ʔaná· bahcilem (Are you going to town on foot?) No, I'm afraig it's too far. ʔulí· ṭato mul dokʼobí·cʼam mu·kinʔ wanʔkʰetʰin earlier I was afraid that he wouldn't come back (from a trip). bahnáʔ da· nati dokʼobí·cʼe·to although I wanted to ask, I hesitated to (I didn't do it because I was afraid they might not do it).

dokʼohl* [dokʼóhliw] ⇒ doʔkʼolh*.

dokʼot* [dokʼóʔ] ⇒ doʔkʼo*.

dokʼoya·la* [dokʼoya·law] ⇒ du-, ʔkʼoy*₃. Verb. with the fingers to tip down something long that is standing up.

dokʼoyi·bic [dokʼoyi·bic] ⇒ doʔkʼoyi·bic*.

dokʼo·l* [dokʼolʔ] ⇒ du-, kʼo·l*. Verb. grind with finger; poke and twist with finger. dokʼolciw one to poke with finger once and twist. dokʼolmaw several to poke with finger and twist. dokʼóldokʼolʔ one to poke with finger and twist several times. dokʼolá·du one to be poking and twisting. dokʼolá·duʔ one to be poking and twisting getting deeper. dokʼolá·qaʔ one to be poking and twisting all the way through.

dokʼo·ṭ* [dokʼoʔ] ⇒ du-, kʼo·ṭ*. Verb. clean out with a finger. šimamó dokʼoʔ to clean out someone else’s ear with the finger. šimamó dokʼo·ṭiʔ to clean out one’s own ear with the finger. ʔilamó dokʼo·ṭiʔ to pick one’s nose. ʔilamo dokʼoṭi·cʼi pick your nose!

dolodoloc* [dolodoloʔ] ⇒ du-, lo*. Reduplicating Verb. roll around in fingers. taqʰma doʔlodololo·qocʼi ʔahqʰa mátiʔ pull up your dress to go across the water!

doloṭʼo* [dolaṭʼow] ⇒ doṭʼo·*. Verb. skin.

dolo·* [dolow] ⇒ du-, lo·*. Verb. make wet, slick using fingers. ʔahqʰa dolo to put water on with fingers. ʔahqʰa dolo·cʼi put water on yourself (as in putting water on a burn)! dolo·tʰuʔ D: Plural Imperative, Negative. Example Variant: dolo·meʔ ~ dolowá·tacʼmeʔ. dolo·ci D: Semelfactive, Imperative. dolo·cimé·du D: Durative, Semelfactive. dolo·citʰuʔ D: Negative. dalo·tʰuʔ D: Negative. dalotácʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dolo D: Imperative. dolo·meʔ D: Plural Imperative.

dolo·mʔ [dolomʔ´] Noun. wildcat; also for housecat. dolom é· mu it's a wildcat.

dom* [domʔ] ⇒ ʔdo*₂, -m₂. Verb. hold hand out over something. domá·du to continue to hold hand out. dómci D: Semelfactive, Imperative. cohšo dó·qa stretch out arm! cohšo dóhtahmeʔ stretch out arms! dobi·cí lift up arm! dóhtibicʰmeʔ lift up arms! do·la put arm down! dohtala·meʔ put arms down! dóhtaqacʰmeʔ D: Causative, Plural Imperative. doma·ci to stick hand (and arm) into something. dómci mul cohšo put arm out! pʰalá ʔdómci mul cohšo put arm out! #again.

dono [dono] Noun. mountain, hill. donol púʔšul hill top. Example Variant: donol wína·. dono báhṭʰe mountain. Example Variant: plural: /dono ʔahṭʰiy/. dono yów foot of mountain. dono hótow hillside.

dono puʔšul [dono púʔšul] ⇒ dono, puʔšul. Noun. mountain peak, hill top.

dono yow [dono yów] ⇒ dono, =yow. Place Name. 1 • Under the Mountain.

2 • foot of mountain.

donol [donól] ⇒ dono, -l. Adverb. upstream or up a road. donól biʔda up the stream. donólhkʰe go a little upstream!

dono· [dono·] ⇒ dono, -·. Adverb. uphill, upstream; at or to a location in the mountains; eastward (among hills).

dono·lhqʰac [donolhqʰáʔ] ⇒ dono·, -l, =hqʰac. Adverb. upstream, uphill. antonym: bida·lhqʰac.

dono hotow [dono hotow] ⇒ . Noun. face of mountain.

dono puʔšul [dono púʔšul] ⇒ dono, puʔšul. Noun. mountain peak, hill top.

dono yow [dono yów] ⇒ dono, =yow. Place Name. 1 • Under the Mountain.

2 • foot of mountain.

donol [donól] ⇒ dono, -l. Adverb. upstream or up a road. donól biʔda up the stream. donólhkʰe go a little upstream!

donoswa·la [donóswa·la] ⇒ do·noswa·la.

dono· [dono·] ⇒ dono, -·. Adverb. uphill, upstream; at or to a location in the mountains; eastward (among hills).

dono·lhqʰac [donolhqʰáʔ] ⇒ dono·, -l, =hqʰac. Adverb. upstream, uphill. antonym: bida·lhqʰac.

dopo·š* [dopoš] ⇒ du-, po·š*₁. Verb. blister by rubbing with finger.

dopʰo·* [dopʰow] ⇒ du-, pʰo·*. Verb. hit water several times.

doqol* [doqolʔ] ⇒ du-, qol*. Variant: doqola·tad*. Verb. stroke with fingers; pass one thing over the surface of another with the finger. hasíme doqoliʔ to stroke one’s own beard with the fingers. synonyms: dusʼul*.

doqola·tad* [doqola·tadu] ⇒ doqol*. Verb. pass one thing over the surface of another with a finger.

doqʰobot* [doqʰoboʔ] ⇒ dohqʰobot*.

doqʰoṭ* [doqʰoʔ] ⇒ du-, qʰoṭ*₂. Verb. dig out with fingers. compare: ʔden*, ne*₂, cʼo·q*, cʼa·ṭ*₁, ʔkʼa*₁, ʔcʼa*₁, doʔcʼoqʰo·t*, docʼo·q*.

dosʼotʰqo* [dosʼótʰqow] ⇒ doʔsʼoq*.

doṭo·l* [doṭolʔ] ⇒ du-, ṭo·l*. Verb. be making depression, with the finger. doṭo·li (to person) Bore hole! doṭolba dahṭʰolá·qaʔ operating the brace and bit he made a hole clean through. Example Variant: dahṭʰolaʔ. doṭola·du D: Durative. doṭolci(mé·du) D: Durative. doṭolá·tadu D: Durative.

doṭʰo·* [doṭʰow] ⇒ du-, ṭʰo*. Verb. remove outer layer in pieces with a finger. nará·na doṭʰo peel an orange! Example Variant: doṭʼo. dohṭʰohṭʰow with fingernail take (paint) off. Example Variant: doṭʰodóṭʰow. doṭʰocí·duce·du D: Durative, Directional "away". doṭʰoci·ducé·du D: Durative, Directional "away". doṭʰo·ci D: Semelfactive, Imperative. doṭʰo·tʰuʔ D: Negative. doṭʰoṭʰuʔ D: Absolutive. doṭʰo D: Imperative. cihsi dóṭʰow to pull scab off a sore. doṭʰowa·du D: Durative.

doṭʼo·* [doṭʼow] ⇒ du-, ṭʼo·*. Variant: doloṭʼo*; doʔṭʼo·*. Verb. skin (a rabbit). ʔama·la dóṭʼow D: Directional "down", Imperative. (mul) miʔdíš doṭʼow to shell (those) nuts. doʔṭʼowá·du to keep peeling. doʔṭʼowácʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. doṭʼowátacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. doʔṭʼowá·du D: Durative. Example Variant: doṭʼowa·du(cé·du). doloṭʼo D: Plural, Imperative. doloṭʼó·medu D: Durative. doṭʼo·medu D: Durative. doṭʼoci·ducé·du D: Durative, Directional "away". doṭʼocí·duce·du [PSD X doṭʼ·owʔdu].

dowo·l* [dowolʔ] ⇒ du-, wo·l*. Verb. feel soft, yielding, to fingers. dowo·li to feel something yielding but not sticky. dowolmameʔ pl. obj. and subj. dowolmací·du dowólciw D: Semelfactive, Absolutive. mul dowo·li feel something that is soft! (can say this to person). dowolmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dowolmací·du D: Durative. baqʼo ʔínsʼe· mu ʔa duhnatá·dem, ʔaná· dowo·lam I don’t know what I am feeling; it’s really soft and silky.

doyodoyo* [doyodoyow] ⇒ du-, yo*. Reduplicating Verb. many do quickly, restricted to activities done with fingers. baṭʰe hca duyáʔtaba to kʰe ʔama dutʼaʔ doyodóyo·y many people helped me with my work and finished quickly. doyodoyocʰmeʔ do it fast, hurry! (getting food ready at festival).

doyot*₁ [doyoʔ] ⇒ du-, yot*₂. Verb. scatter with the finger. doyotʼé· mu it is stuffed.

doyot*₂ [doyoʔ] ⇒ du-, yot*₃, du-, yot*₃. Verb. fill in an area. doyótʰqaw to fill up, cover an are. doyótʰqame mul ʔ to stuff or fill a place so it is crowded. doyoti D: Imperative. doyótʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. doyotá·duce·du D: Durative, Directional "away". doyotá·cʼicʰmeʔ D: Plural. doyótʰmeʔ (to a group) Fill (the house) with yourselves! kʰe matʼilé·ya doyotʼ e· mu ʔahca cóhtowam that house standing (there) is full of my possessions. (Gladys). ʔahca· matʼiléʔya doyóʔ ṭʰaʔbam the house (or room) is full of possessions. (In the house there are possessions covering everywhere.) ʔahcá yya doyotʼ é· matʼiléʔya wi the houses are filled with possessions. ʔacaʔ doyóhye· kʰe hcaw my house is overflowing with people.

doyoʔ [doyoʔ] ⇒ doyot*₂. Adjective. all filled up.

doyoṭʰqa* [doyoṭʰqaw] ⇒ . Verb. load up.

doyoʔ [doyoʔ] ⇒ doyot*₂. Adjective. all filled up.

doʔbo* [doʔbow] ⇒ du-, ʔbo*₅. Verb. enlarge, swell up, stuff, with the finger.

hoʔo doʔbow [hoʔo dóʔbow] ⇒ hoʔo, doʔbo*. Noun. swollen gums.

doʔbolh* [doʔbolʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔbolh*₁. Verb. turn over. doʔbolí·bici uncover it! dobóhlibi·ci uncover them! doʔbolí·biʔ take lid off, upset, and spill.

doʔcʼo* [-] ⇒ du-, ʔcʼo*. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. break up with fingers.

doʔcʼoʔcʼo* [doʔcʼóʔcʼow] ⇒ doʔcʼo*. Cooccurrence: usually with semelfactive -c. Reduplicating Verb. break up around edges of something, or with fingers. compare: daʔcʼet*.

doʔcʼolhma* [doʔcʼólhmaw] ⇒ du-, ʔcʼolh*₁. Variant: docʼohl*. Verb. make a hole with the finger; make a finger-sized hole through something. doʔcʼólhma make a hole with your finger! Example Comment: 01373: <doʔcólhma>. doʔcʼólhmatʰuʔ don't make a hole with your finger! doʔcʼólhmaci·du keep making a hole with your finger! docʼóhlimmeʔ make a hole with finger! (to several). docʼóhlima make several holes with your finger! ʔimo dóʔcʼolhma mul ʔ make a hole! ʔahá· doʔcʼolhma mul ʔ make a hole in the wood by scratching or drilling! synonyms: dohqʰolh*, dohṭʰolh*.

doʔcʼon* [doʔcʼonʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔcʼon*. Verb. pull off (button) with finger. doʔc'oniʔ take eye glasses off. synonyms: duhlud*.

doʔcʼoqʰo·t* [doʔcʼoqʰoʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔcʼoqʰot*. Verb. pinch off piece of flesh or closh, pinch so it bleeds; pull some off with fingers. compare: docʼo·q*, doqʰoṭ*, cʼokʼ.

doʔcʼoʔcʼo* [doʔcʼóʔcʼow] ⇒ doʔcʼo*. Cooccurrence: usually with semelfactive -c. Reduplicating Verb. break up around edges of something, or with fingers. compare: daʔcʼet*.

doʔkʰoš* [doʔkʰoš] ⇒ du-, ʔkʰoš*₁. Verb. bend long object near middle, with the finger. doʔkʰošcicʼi bend hand at wrist.

doʔkʰošci* [doʔkʰošciw] ⇒ doʔkʰoš*. Verb. start to turn up the sides from the flat bottom (in weaving). cʰiṭu· doʔkʰošcimela I'm turning the basket up (starting to coil sides up from the bottom).

doʔkʰošcicʼ* [doʔkʰošciʔ] ⇒ doʔkʰošci*. Verb. bend own hand at wrist. doʔkʰošcicʼi bend hand at wrist!

doʔkʼo* [doʔkʼow] ⇒ du-, ʔkʼo*₂. Variant: dokʼot*. Verb. tap once with a finger. dokʼoʔ tap several times. cohšowí doʔkʼów to poke with fist. dokʼotí mul poke several times with fist. dokʼo·cʼi tap self with tip of finger.

doʔkʼolh* [doʔkʼolʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔkʼolh*₁. Variant: dokʼohl*. Verb. knock over with fingers. doʔkʼólhci doʔkʼolhcime·du doʔkʼólhcimeʔ dokʼóhladu·ci dokʼóhlacʼicʰmeʔ dokʼóhladu·cedu

doʔkʼonh* [doʔkʼonʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔkʼonh*. Verb. hold protectively in the fingers. doʔkʼonayʔ to hold with the fingers against (someone else), to pass to another to keep. maʔál mito doʔkʼon'á·teʔ I’m going to give this (present) to you to keep. maʔál ʔa cahno ninetá·dal, ʔa sʼimun [!!H]ʔlá·tol ʔbakʰe doʔkʼónhcicʼ metaphorical use: These words I have learned, I will retain until the end of life.

doʔkʼoy* [doʔkʼoyʔ] ⇒ . Verb. pick up, pry.

doʔkʼoyi·bic* [doʔkʼoyí·biʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔkʼoy*₃, -ibic. Variant: dokʼoyi·bic. Verb. with the fingers to pry up one end of a long object (a stick), the other remaining on the ground.

doʔkʼoʔkʼoc* [doʔkʼóʔkʼoʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔkʼo*₁. Reduplicating Verb. keep pushing (on ground) with finger until (ground) is worn down a little.

doʔlo [doʔlo] Adjective. wavy or curly. heʔe doʔlo wavy or curly hair. hiba· doʔlo curly tail (referring to fur on the tail). šihpʰa doʔlo curly leaf. compare: doʔloʔlo*, coʔlo.

doʔloʔlo* [doʔloʔlow] ⇒ du-, ʔlo*₂. Reduplicating Verb. make round by hand. taqʰma doʔlodololo·qocʼi ʔahqʰa móti ʔ pull up your dress to go across the water. compare: doʔlo.

doʔol* [doʔolʔ] Verb. give luck to. doʔolʔ D: Absolutive. doʔoli give luck (to someone)! doʔola·tadu give luck (to several)! doʔolayʔ to pass some good luck on to someone else or thing by touching person or card or dice (often with a song).

doʔot* [doʔoʔ] Verb. present, give something valuable, too big to carry: ranch, car, house, bed, horse, tree (not money, jewelry, sheets). doʔótʰmaw to give several to one. doʔoti give one or several. doʔótʰmela I gave. doʔotá·dela I was giving.

doʔqʼotam* [doʔqʼotamʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔqʼot*. Verb. choke someone with the hands; strangle someone. mihya doʔqʼotamʔ strangle someone's neck. kúška (mihya) doʔqʼotámtʰuʔ don't strangle the cat! kúška doʔqʼotá·ma strangle the cat! naṭa hiʔbaya ʔem kumiʔdaʔ hayu ʔel mihya dóʔqʼotamadu the boy is always strangling the dog. doʔqʼotá·ma choke someone with hands!

doʔqʼoʔdi* [doʔqʼoʔdiw] ⇒ du-, ʔqʼoʔdi*₁. Verb. do well, do in a lasting way, do right, make good, fix, prepare, fix up. doʔqʼóʔdiʔ to fix, prepare, create.

doʔqʼoʔdic* [doʔqʼoʔdiʔ] ⇒ doʔqʼoʔdi*. Verb. fix, prepare, create. qali· ʔamá· doʔqʼoʔdiʔ yaʔ the one who created the world above. doʔqʼóʔdici prepare! doʔqʼóʔdi·tʰuʔ don't prepare! doʔqʼódici·du keep preparing! doʔqʼódicʼiyow @. doʔqʼodiwa·du keep preparing several! doʔqʼódicʰmeʔ prepare (to several)! doʔqʼodiwacʼmeʔ keep preparing (to several)! doʔqʼódiyicʼmeʔ @.

doʔqʼoʔdicʰqa* [doʔqʼoʔdicʰqaw] ⇒ doʔqʼoʔdic*. Verb. fix (someone) up, make well.

doʔqʼoʔdiyicʼ* [doʔqʼoʔdiyiʔ] ⇒ doʔqʼoʔdic*. Verb. fix oneself up.

doʔqʼoʔdicʰqa* [doʔqʼoʔdicʰqaw] ⇒ doʔqʼoʔdic*. Verb. fix (someone) up, make well.

doʔqʼoʔdiyicʼ* [doʔqʼoʔdiyiʔ] ⇒ doʔqʼoʔdic*. Verb. fix oneself up.

doʔqʼoʔdicʰqa* [doʔqʼoʔdicʰqaw] ⇒ doʔqʼoʔdic*. Verb. fix (someone) up, make well.

doʔqʼoʔdiyicʼ* [doʔqʼoʔdiyiʔ] ⇒ doʔqʼoʔdic*. Verb. fix oneself up.

doʔsʼoq* [doʔsʼóʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔsʼoq*. Variant: dosʼotʰqo*. Verb. mash, crumple, deflate, with the finger. doʔsʼoqo mash something soft! dosʼótʰqo mash soft things!

doʔṭʼo·* [doʔṭʼo·] ⇒ doṭʼo·*.

doʔyo* [doʔyow] ⇒ du-, ʔyo*₂. Verb. push into a pile with fingers. doyotʰci push together in a pile with fingers!

doʔyoʔyo* [doʔyoʔyow] ⇒ du-, ʔyoʔyo*. Verb. gather (papers) together with fingers. kalikakʰ doʔyóʔyoci pick the papers all together! or Gather the papers together!

do·bic* [do·biʔ] ⇒ ʔdo*₂, -ibic. Variant: dohtibic*. Verb. raise (one's hand).

do·d* [do·du] ⇒ . Verb. put hand along.

do·duc* [do·duʔ] ⇒ ʔdo*₂, -aduc. Verb. put hand away (in a hole, where it can’t be seen).

do·la* [do·law] ⇒ ʔdo*₂, -ala. Verb. put hand down.

do·la· haʔda [do·lá· haʔda] ⇒ do·la*, haʔda. Variant: haʔda dó·law. Noun. wristwatch. compare: haʔda qawi, wo·lsa haʔda.

do·m* [-] Instr Verb Root. gel, become quivery solid.

modo·m* [modomʔ] ⇒ mu-, do·m*. Verb. quiver, get quivery. modo·ma quiver! modomá·tadu D: Durative. ṭʰoʔo qʰaʔabina modomqʰ overnight the acorn mush got solid but quivery.

do·noswa·la [do·nóswa·la] Variant: donoswa·la. Noun. roadrunner, pheasant.

do·nʔwad* [do·nʔwadu] ⇒ ʔdo*₂, -ad₂. Verb. put hand (on) all over.

do·q [doʔ´] ⇒ ʔdo*₂, -aq₁. Variant: ʔiša· dohtaq. Verb. hold arm straight out (any direction). ciwalá· ʔiša· li do·qa put your hand in the shirt sleeve!

ʔiša· do·q [ʔiša· dóʔ] Lit: put arm through ⇒ ʔiša·, do·q. Variant: ʔiša· dohtaq. Noun. bracelet. ʔiša· doʔ one bracelet. ʔiša· dohtaʔ several bracelets.

do·qac [do·qaʔ] Lit: to raise the hand up ⇒ ʔdo*₂, -aqac. Noun. put arms through something (sleeve). doqa·ci D: Imperative. dóhtaqacʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative.

do·qaʔ [do·qaʔ] Lit: to raise the hand up ⇒ do·qac. Noun. yard, distance from middle of chest to extended (not nec. up) hand holding some material. ku·yi do·qaʔ one yard. qʰo·yi dó·qaʔ two yards.

do·se [dó·se] Noun. deuce (in cards).

do·yoʔtʼa* [do·yóʔtʼaw] ⇒ du-, yoʔtʼa*, du-, yoʔtʼa*. Verb. do bad to; bully, tease, pester; play a trick on; can be used to mean "rape". do·yóʔtʼahqaw to play trick on (more malicious than /dumuʔ/) and do damage (e.g. take woman away from, break into house). do·yóʔtʼatʰu miṭʼikil ʔ don’t tease your younger sibling! do·yóʔtʼatʰu miṭʼikil yacʰmal ʔ don’t tease your younger siblings. ʔacaʔ yaʔ ʔima·ta do·yoʔtʼado they say the man raped (did bad to) the woman. compare: dumuc*; synonyms: yoʔtʼa*, ʔo·yoʔtʼa*.

du- [du] pref-instr. with the finger. compare: da-.

doco·lic* [doco·liʔ] ⇒ du-, co·lic*. Verb. fluff out using fingers. ʔime docoli·ci fluff out your hair! Have your hair fluffed out!

dohkolhma* [dohkolhmaw] ⇒ du-, hkolh*. Verb. loosen by fiddling with fingers.

dohqo·qa* [dohqó·qaw] ⇒ du-, hqoy*₂, -hqa. Instr Verb Stem. arrange, put things in order. kalikakʰ miʔkʰe dohqó·qapʰi, kaho·n li bawili arrange your papers and pack them in a box.

dohyoqʰ* [dohyoʔ] ⇒ du-, hyoqʰ*. Verb. shake and knock over with fingers. dohyóqʰciw to shake and knock over with fingers.

dokʼoya·la* [dokʼoya·law] ⇒ du-, ʔkʼoy*₃. Verb. with the fingers to tip down something long that is standing up.

doyot*₁ [doyoʔ] ⇒ du-, yot*₂. Verb. scatter with the finger. doyotʼé· mu it is stuffed.

doyoʔ [doyoʔ] ⇒ doyot*₂. Adjective. all filled up.

doʔsʼoq* [doʔsʼóʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔsʼoq*. Variant: dosʼotʰqo*. Verb. mash, crumple, deflate, with the finger. doʔsʼoqo mash something soft! dosʼótʰqo mash soft things!

doʔyo* [doʔyow] ⇒ du-, ʔyo*₂. Verb. push into a pile with fingers. doyotʰci push together in a pile with fingers!

doʔyoʔyo* [doʔyoʔyow] ⇒ du-, ʔyoʔyo*. Verb. gather (papers) together with fingers. kalikakʰ doʔyóʔyoci pick the papers all together! or Gather the papers together!

duhci* [duhciw] ⇒ hci*₁, du-. Verb. clear with fingers.

hahse duhciw [hahse dúhciw] ⇒ hahse, duhci*. Verb. clear brush (from a trail).

duhcil* [duhcilʔ] ⇒ du-, hcil*₁. Verb. clear using fingers. lamé·sa duhcili mul ʔ clear that table!

duhkel* [duhkelʔ] ⇒ du-, kel*₁. Verb. straighten with the finger. synonyms: dutel*.

duhkeli·cʼ* [duhkeliʔ] ⇒ duhkel*. Verb. massage self with fingers. dukeli·cʼi D: Imperative.

duhmuhmuc* [duhmúhmuʔ] ⇒ du-, hmu*. Reduplicating Verb. break up (straw) with fingers.

duhqʰa*₁ [duhqʰaw] ⇒ du-, hqʰa*₅. Verb. fool around with. ʔama dúhqʰawa·de· to maʔu ʔacacʼ em this man is fooling around with me (taking things, touching me, etc.) ʔama dúhqʰawa·du bother someone. hayu ʔem naṭa yya ʔel (ʔama) duhqʰawa·duce·du the dog is always bothering the children. compare: duhqʰa*₂.

duhsey* [duhseyʔ] ⇒ du-, hsey*₂. Verb. spread over something with the finger. duseyá·la pull curtain!; Cover window! duhsema cover something (with towel, sheet)! duhseyá·qa pull the curtain to cover (window)! duhsemá·law D: Directional "down". Example Variant: duhseyá·law. duhsemaʔ extra ? (like extra card in deck).

cahti duhseya·qoʔ [cahti dúhseya·qoʔ] ⇒ cahti, duhsey*. Noun. bedspread. cahti dúhseya·qoʔ one bedspread. Example Variant: duhseyá·qa. cahti dúsehyaqoʔ several bedspreads. synonyms: cahti hseyaʔ.

šinalma· dusehyaqoʔ [šinalmá· dusehyaqoʔ] ⇒ šinalmaw, duhsey*. Noun. pillow case. synonyms: šinalma· qaʔ li.

wenta·na duhseya·law [wentá·na duhseya·law] ⇒ wenta·na, duhsey*. Noun. window curtain. wentá·na dusehyalaw several curtains. wentá·na duhseya·law one curtain. compare: dusihyalaw.

duhtʰa* [duhtʰaw] ⇒ du-, htʰa*, du-, htʰa*. Verb. finish quickly, with the finger. duhtʰa ma ʔama· cicʼi·dal ʔ get through quick with what you are doing!

duhtʰihtʰic* [duhtʰíhtʰiʔ] ⇒ du-, htʰihtʰi*, du-. Instr Verb Stem. poke (full of holes). kalikakʰ kʰe duhtʰíhtʰicʰmela I wore my book out (to pieces) handling it. synonyms: htʰo*, htʰi*, htʰi*.

duhtʰut* [duhtʰuʔ] ⇒ du-, htʰut*₂, du-, htʰut*₂. Verb. break apart something brittle using fingers. duhtʰúhtʰuw to rub kernels off. mul kaye·ta duhtʰúhtʰuci crush that cracker!

duhṭʰa* [duhṭʰaw] Lit: He unbuttoned that shirt. ⇒ du-, hṭʰa*₂. Verb. turn on radio or light switch. duṭʰaʔ to unbutton. duṭʰati D: Intentive. duṭʰahtʰuʔ D: Negative. duṭʰata·du D: Durative. duṭʰatácʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. mul ciwala· woto·n duṭʰatíʔye· mu I see he has loosened that shirt button.

duhṭʰahṭʰa* [duhṭʰahṭʰaw] ⇒ du-, hṭʰahṭʰa*. Verb. unwind, unscrew, destroy with the fingers. duhṭʰahṭʰaci unwind, destroy, unscrew with fingers.

duhṭʰe* [duhṭʰew] ⇒ du-, hṭʰe*₁. Verb. made spread with fingers. wará·ha duhṭʰe biʔdimʔ holding cards spread.

duhṭʰehṭʰe* [duhṭʰéhṭʰew] ⇒ du-, hṭʰehṭʰe*. Verb. flip over stack of papers one at a time with fingers.

duhṭʰuhṭʰu* [duhṭʰuhṭʰuw] ⇒ du-, hṭʰuṭ*, hṭʰuhṭʰu*. Instr Verb Stem. scratch mud off wall, batter off cloth.

duhwatʼ* [duhwaʔ] ⇒ du-, hwatʼ*. Verb. flatten with a finger.

duhwel* [duhwelʔ] ⇒ du-, hwel*₂. Cooccurrence: with negative. Verb. do quickly, incessantly, in an unending series, restricted to activities done with the fingers. duhwélʔtʰin no end (to writing slips) (things done one at a time, serially. šahya mín duhwelqa mulʔ hurry up and finish those (slips being filled one at a time)! duhwélqameʔ D: Causative, Plural Imperative.

duhwit* [duhwiʔ] ⇒ du-, hwit*. Verb. select, choose, sort (clothes). duhwítʰci D: Semelfactive, Imperative. duhwiti sort the clothes! duhwitá·du D: Plural. duhwitá·tadu D: Durative. duhwítʰmaw D: Absolutive.

duhyut* [duhyuʔ] ⇒ du-, hyut*. Verb. break something crumbly with fingers. duhyútʰciw to break in fingers (not pencil, not grape, but cracker, cookies, something dry). compare: duṭʼa·*.

dukʰe·ṭ* [dukʰeʔ] ⇒ du-, ke·ṭ*. Verb. crease; fold; make a seam, with the finger. mul kalikakʰ kaho·n pušu· duke·ṭi pick with fingernail at the edge of the cardboard box to smooth it! dukeṭa·du D: Durative. dukeṭa·wá·du

duqʰa·*₂ [duqʰaw] ⇒ du-, qʰa·*₂. Verb. get finger cut. duqaʔ to get one’s own finger cut. qahca síʔtʼa tol duqʰa·cʼi get your finger cut on a sharp knife!

duqʰa·d* [duqʰa·du] ⇒ du-. Verb. pick it up.

dusa* [dusaw] ⇒ du-, sa*₂. Verb. break or split several with finger(nail); break or split limb or projecting parts from something. dusaʔ to split one with fingernail; to pick leaves. dusa D: Imperative. dusa·cíʔtʰuʔ D: Durative Negative. dusa·ci break off one! dusa·tʰuʔ D: Negative. dusaci·duwá·du D: Durative. dusací·du D: Durative. compare: duhmutʼ*.

dušul* [dušulʔ] ⇒ du-, šul*. Verb. feel for something with the finger. dušul to feel to find bug in hair. dušu·l to feel under something. dušuliʔ to feel under the hair (or can be slowly feel self anywhere). dušuli feel under something! dušulá·tadu D: Durative. haʔdi qaʔdi qʰamʔli dušuli feel over there in grass where can’t see! dušulmaw D: Plural, Absolutive. dušula·duwa·du D: Durative.

duti·t* [dutiʔ] ⇒ du-, ti·t*. Verb. roll, wrap, wind, with fingers. ka·wa dutiʔ to roll tobacco with fingers; cigarette. duti·ti roll (a cigarette)! ka·wa míʔkʰe duti·ti roll your cigarette!

ka·wa duṭic [ka·wa dúṭiʔ] Lit: to roll or twist together tobacco ⇒ ka·wa, duti·t*. Noun. cigarette.

dutul* [dutulʔ] ⇒ du-, tul*. Verb. straighten (bent hairpin, wrinkled clothes). compare: dukel*.

dutʰil* [dutʰilʔ] ⇒ du-, tʰil*₁. Verb. tear but not necessarily apart using fingers. dutʰila·qaʔ to tear poking with finger. Example Variant: dutʰilciw.

dutʼat*₂ [dutʼaʔ] Lit: bother with finger ⇒ du-, tʼat*₁. Variant: dutʼatat*. Verb. work, be industrious; idiomatic meaning of "copulate". dutʼatá·du D: Durative. compare: dutʼat*₁.

dutʼatad* [dutʼatadu] ⇒ dutʼat*₂. Variant: dutʼatacʼ*. Verb. prepare (food).

maʔa dutʼatad [maʔa dútʼata·du] ⇒ maʔa, dutʼatad*. Verb. cook, prepare food.

maʔa dutʼata·du yac [maʔa dutʼata·du yaʔ] ⇒ maʔa dutʼatad, =yac. Noun. cook. compare: kusine·ru.

ṭuhšoyidutʼaʔ [ṭuhšoyidutʼaʔ] ⇒ ṭuhšo, -yi₂, dutʼat*₂. Noun. Friday. yalá· capa tol ṭuhšoyidutʼaʔ this past Friday. qʰo cápa hqow ṭuhšoyidutʼaʔ Friday before last.

ʔahša dutʼat [ʔahša dutʼaʔ] ⇒ ʔahša, dutʼat*₂. Verb. (start) to fish. ʔahša dútʼati D: Imperative.

ʔahša dutʼaʔca [ʔahša dútʼaʔca] ⇒ ʔahša dutʼat, =ʔca. Noun. fisherman. ʔahša dútʼaʔcal D: Objective.

ʔama dutʼat₂ [ʔama dútʼaʔ] ⇒ ʔama·₂, dutʼat*₂. Verb. work, do a job, do one's duty. ʔama dútʼata·taʔ to be industrious (people are working). ʔama dútʼati D: Imperative. ʔama dútʼata·tacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative.

ʔama dutʼat₁ [ʔama dútʼaʔ] ⇒ ʔama dutʼat₂. Variant: ʔama· dutʼat. Noun. work that one has to do, job, duty. miʔkʰe ʔámadutʼaʔ your duty. ʔama dútʼaʔ dacew take a job.

dutʼul* [dutʼulʔ] ⇒ du-, tʼul*. Variant: dutʼuhl*. Verb. squeeze something out of something with soft coat (pus from boil or toothpaste). dutʼuli D: Locative. dutʼulá·du D: Durative. dutʼúlta D: Imperative. dutʼúhladuʔ to squeeze several away, wasting. dutʼúlpʰi cutʼutahqa to squeeze and make ooze out. cuʔtʼutáhqa singular, Causative, Imperative. cutʼúhtahqa D: Causative, Imperative. tóothpaste mul ma dutʼúl pʰila maʔuyul e· mu peloʔkʰe if you squeeze the toothpaste (tube) (only by squeezing), it will come out. mul túbe (/ṭʰu·b/) el dutʼúlpʰila maʔyul e· mu toóthpaste em pelo·qóʔba (or peloʔkʰe) only if you squeezed that tube would that toothpaste flow out. synonyms: si·*.

duṭa·š* [duṭaš] ⇒ du-, ṭa·š*₁, du-, ṭa·š*₁. Verb. rub (stain) away with finger. duṭašici D: Semelfactive, Imperative. duṭa·šiʔ to rub stain off with finger.

duṭiduṭi* [duṭiduṭiw] ⇒ du-, ṭi*₃. Reduplicating Verb. sound of horse trotting. duṭiduṭi·du sound of horse trotting along.

duṭiṭim* [duṭiṭimʔ] ⇒ du-, ṭiṭim*. Verb. expand, stretch, finger and thumb across inside a box. sulemáʔ duṭiṭimʔ to stretch string across (in or out of something).

duṭʰe* [duṭʰew] ⇒ du-, ṭʰe*. Verb. separate surfaces.

duṭʰe·l* [duṭʰelʔ] ⇒ du-, ṭʰe·l*. Verb. spread from point of attachment, with the finger. biṭe·ṭe dúṭʰelʔ to shell peas. duṭʰew separate surfaces.

du·ṭʰelʔṭʰe [du·ṭʰélʔṭʰe] ⇒ duṭʰe·l*. Ideophone Adjective. spreadable by fingers (of book).

duṭʰil* [duṭʰilʔ] ⇒ du-, ṭʰil*. Verb. spread, stretch out, with fingers. duṭʰilʔ to spread (filing slips), separating; to spread book open with fingers. duhṭʰeyá·du to keep spreading. Example Variant: duṭʰila·du. huʔú· duṭʰili·cʼi pull eyelids apart with fingers.

duṭʰis* [duṭʰis] ⇒ du-, ṭʰis*₂, du-, ṭʰis*₂. Verb. gas to come out silently. duṭʰísqaw to fart silently. duṭʰismaw D: Absolutive. compare: hpʰeṭ*, nupʰe·, ʔipʰe·.

duṭʼam* [duṭʼamʔ] ⇒ du-, ṭʼam*₂, du-, ṭʼam*₂. Verb. (think you’re through) but more and more come to do. duṭʼama D: Imperative. duʔkʼú· tʼawiʔli, duṭʼámwiye· to maʔal miʔdiš I thought I was finished picking these nuts but still lots fall. (perhaps like bees – more and more coming). qʰaboʔ duṭʼamy digging, working, stir up snake nest and they scatter. ʔama· dahalli biʔkʼás duṭʼamwiy when digging in the ground, I ran into an ant nest. Example Variant: daṭʼamwiy.

duṭʼan* [duṭʼanʔ] ⇒ du-, ṭʼan*₂, du-, ṭʼan*₂. Verb. clean small fish, fowl; dress small game, fish. duṭʼan to clean trout by putting (hand) in gills, breaking off head and squeezing out insides.

duṭʼaq* [duṭʼaʔ] ⇒ du-, ṭʼaq*, du-, ṭʼaq*. Verb. touch. huʔú· duṭʼaʔ in an instant, to take off fast (to do something they really like). huʔú· duṭʼaʔ mo·biʔ he ran off in an instant, as soon as permission was given (it didn’t take much to get him going).

duṭʼa·* [duṭʼaw] ⇒ du-, ṭʼa·*. Variant: dulaṭʼa*. Verb. squeeze or smash with fingers; kill a bug by smashing with fingers. ʔoho duṭʼaw to turn on light. sulhúʔ duṭʼaʔ to squeeze pimple on self and break it. ʔoho duṭʼa turn (push) light switch. dude·bícʰpʰi šihmi duṭʼa aim and pull the trigger of the gun! šihmí dulaṭʼa·li trigger. cuhti dulaṭʼa·li (EP made up name for finger key on typewriter). compare: duhyut*.

duṭʼel* [duṭʼelʔ] ⇒ du-, ṭʼel*. Verb. spot by putting one (spreadable) thing on another, using fingers. duṭʼeli make spot that spreads a little. duṭʼelá·du D: Durative. duṭʼélta D: Imperative. ʔahca cʰíʔṭʼaʔ duʔṭʼeba duṭʼélʔmela I got house paint on my finger, touched something and there is a spot a (smeared) spot. duṭʼela·duʔ to spread. mi· ʔaná· duṭʼeli spread the spot out more there! mi· ʔaná· duʔṭʼe spot it more places there (touch with something on)! duṭʼeli spread the mud spot! duṭʼelciw one quick smear.

duṭʼem* [duṭʼemʔ] ⇒ du-, ṭʼem*₂. Verb. do slow, restricted to actions done with fingers. duṭʼemáhqacʼi get tired of doing it. duṭʼema D: Imperative. duṭʼémqacʼi D: Causative. duṭʼemye·mayal you’re working slow. duṭʼemáhye· mayal you’re getting tired. ʔamadútʼaʔ ʔa ʔkʰe bimáci duʔkʼutʰéla; duṭʼémwiye· to I am not finishing my work today; it’s going too slow for me (even though I’m trying – doesn’t mean boring).

duṭʼi* [duṭʼiw] ⇒ du-, ṭʼi*. Variant: duliṭʼi*. Verb. bend flexible thing (cloth, twig, sapling), using fingers, hand; turn clothing inside out. duṭʼimʔ to bend sapling over and work on it to make snare. ʔahca dúṭʼimʔ (one) rafter. ʔahca dúṭʼitamʔ rafters. ʔahca dúṭʼiʔ inside out house. duṭʼi·cʼi múl ciwalaw ʔ turn the shirt inside out! Example Variant: duṭʼicʰmulí·cʼi₁ mul₂ ciwalaw₃ ʔ.. duṭʼíhci mul ciwalá·ya ʔ turn those shirts inside out! duṭʼi·cʼi mul ʔahay ʔ bend the stick! duliṭʼí·cʼi mul ʔahay ʔ bend the sticks! Example Variant: duṭʼíhci.....

duwi* [duwiw] ⇒ du-, wi*. Variant: duwit*. Verb. twirl (pencil) in fingers.

duyaʔta* [duyaʔtaw] ⇒ du-, yaʔta*. Verb. share, help, participate. duyaʔtaqacʼmeʔ let him help you all! weya dúyaʔta·yacʰma helpers in doctoring. compare: dohṭoy*.

duyaʔta·yac [duyáʔta·yaʔ] Lit: witness, counselor ⇒ yaʔta*, duyaʔta*. Noun. dreamer.

duya·m*₁ [duyamʔ] ⇒ du-, ya·m*₂. Verb. hurt, give pain to what is already sore, with the finger. cihsi dúyamwiye· to· ma you hurt my sore by touching it.

duya·m*₂ [duyamʔ] ⇒ du-, ya·m*₁. Variant: duya·mataq*. Verb. 1 • be, get old; be unable to lift. duyamʔtʰin to try to lift and fail because it’s too heavy. duyamtʰibá qʼawe· mu he left it because he couldn’t lift it. cihsi dúyamwiye· to ma you hurt my sore by touching. ʔacaʔ duyám e· ma you are an old man. duhtá·tiʔduba ʔnati duʔyaméla I was going to touch but I stopped short. duyatéla· ʔa I stopped short several times. hiʔdi meʔ tʰin maya duyama·tahpʰi kuʔmeʔ huʔuhtimʔkʰe someday (down the road) when you get old, you'll look the same.

2 • be unable to lift.

duye* [duyew] ⇒ du-, ye*₂. Variant: duyeht*. Verb. move, hold wih the finger. duye·du to steer (car) along; to lead, guide (blind person or something that can’t do it itself). má·kina duye·du to drive (car). Example Variant: má·kina monʔqaw. pili·li dúye·du to have hold of wheel (steering car). duye·du múl ʔ help him walk! Example Variant: duye·du mú·kito ʔ.. duye·law to steer going down; to hold someone going down. duyemʔ to hold in fingers. qali· dimáti duyemʔ to grab to hold in air. duyema(´·du) sg. obj. duyéhtima D: Plural Imperative. daʔṭʼawáyʔ duyemʔ to hold it pressed against something. duyenʔwadu to lead around. duyema D: Imperative. duyemá·du D: Durative. cʰuwayʔ duyemaʔ to hold back, suppress a laugh. duyemá·duʔ to lead (home). cahti tolhqʰaʔ duyemáci lead to bed! (not nec. into bed, but into bedroom). cahti tólhqʰaʔ duye·qa lead to bed! (already in bedroom). duyemá·cʼi control yourselves! Get a hold of yourself! ʔacaʔ šulamʔ duyétʰmucʼe· nurses yacʰma nurses lead sick people around by holding (under arm). synonyms: ye*₂, ʔbe*₅, ne*₃, bane*₃, mihca*, biʔdi*₂, di*, coʔdo*, mica·cʼic*, hsa*₁, biʔdic*, yecʼ*, biʔcʼi*, hsa*₂, bane*₂.

duyem* [duyemʔ] ⇒ duye*. Verb. hold, press. duyema hold it against! compare: baneyicʼ*.

duye·duʔli [duye·dúʔli] Lit: steering car with ⇒ duye*. Variant: ma·kina duye·duʔli. Noun. steering wheel.

duyi* [duyiw] ⇒ du-, yi*₆. Verb. act on a corner with the finger. hecʼ li duyiw not to really scratch but to keep working on object with nails.

duykuc* [duykuʔ] ⇒ du-, ykuc*. Verb. make smaller with fingernail on basket roots.

duʔtʼa* [duʔtʼaw] ⇒ du-, ʔtʼa*₅. Variant: dutʼac*. Verb. feel with a finger. baṭʰe duʔtʼaw to feel like a lot. botʼ dutʼá·cʼe· to I feel soft feeling with fingers.

duʔtʼekelec* [duʔtʼekéleʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔtʼekele*, du-. Instr Verb Stem. flatten (nose) with finger. duʔtʼekéleci D: Semelfactice, Imperative. Example Variant: duʔtʼekéle·ci. duʔtʼekéletacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative.

duʔtʼem* [duʔtʼemʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔtʼem*₄. Verb. turn out, come out to be (this way); feel for something you can’t see and succeed in feeling it. duʔtʼémqaw to make so one finds out; to feel around with fingers until come upon (needle). muliyowe· ʔa ʔaqʰa· qomem (kʰe) ʔání·yu ʔahqʰa yów bana·law mensʼi·li ʔahqʰa yów dola·ba calel dahóla·du mensʼiba duʔtʼémqaw ʔani·yu ʔel while I was swimming down in the river, the ring fell in the water; then I put my hand down, felt around blindly, then I felt it. ciláhnati·cʼenʔba duʔtʼémqamela after trying a long time, I hit upon (how to do something).

duʔtʼemh* [duʔtʼemʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔtʼemh*. Verb. choke; put against, with the finger. duʔtʼemhciʔ to put and hold one thing with fingers on own chest.

duʔtʼentʼele* [duʔtʼentʼelew] ⇒ du-, ʔtʼentʼele*. Verb. crumple, make out of shape, with a finger. duʔtʼéntʼeleʔ to flatten (nose) with finger. Example Variant: duʔtʼekeleʔ. kalikakʰ duʔtʼéntʼelecʰpʰi dabá·ne crumple up the paper in your fingers and throw it away! duʔtʼéntʼelata·du D: Durative. duʔtʼéntʼelewa·du D: Durative. duʔtʼéntʼelewacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. duʔtʼéntʼeletacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. duʔtʼéntʼeleci D: Semelfactive, Imperative. Example Variant: duʔtʼéntʼele·ci.

duʔtʼeʔtʼe* [duʔtʼeʔtʼew] ⇒ du-, ʔtʼeʔtʼe*, du-. Instr Verb Stem. put close by with finger.

duʔtʼunh* [duʔtʼunʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔtʼunh*. Verb. constrict with the hand. ʔilamó dutʼúnhciʔ to squeeze the nostrils closed. ʔilamó duʔtʼúnhmaʔ to hold the nose closed. ʔilamó duʔpaní·cʼi D: Semelfactive, Imperative. duʔtʼuní·ci do once (same here as /-hcicʼi/). dutúntacʼi D: Imperative.

duʔtʼutʰu* [duʔtʼutʰuw] ⇒ du-, ʔtʼutʰu*₂. Verb. squeeze with fingers, decrease inside space. duʔtʼutʰa·la squeeze downward one! dutʼuhtʰala squeeze downward several! Example Variant: dutʼutʰu·wala. duʔtʼutʰuʔ one squeeze together (paper cup) with fingers. duʔtʼutʰúci D: Negative, Semelfactive, Imperative. duʔtʼutʰú·cedu D: Durative, Negative. dutʼutʰu D: Negative. dutʼutʰú·medu D: Durative, Negative. dutʼutʰú·dibi·ci start to squeeze several. dutʼutʰú·lawa·law to squeeze down (a series down). Example Variant: dutʼutʰú·walaw. duʔtʼutʰá·duci squeeze hence. dutʼúhtʰadu·ci squeeze away hence a series. dutʼutʰu·we·mu they crush it together.

duʔṭi* [duʔṭiw] ⇒ du-, ʔṭi*₂. Verb. stagger, with the finger. duʔṭí· duyema hold finger on the edge of something! compare: duʔṭu*.

duʔṭiʔṭi* [duʔṭiʔṭiw] ⇒ du-, ʔṭiʔṭi*. Verb. gather surface into smaller piece fingers. cu·ki duʔṭíʔṭiyi·cʼi cú·ki duʔṭiʔṭiyi·cʼi roll your stockings down evenly or push so it gathers. sʼiʔda (or sʼiʔi) dúṭiʔṭiyi·cʼi rub around on own skin (often, but not nec., dirt will roll up).

duʔṭu* [duʔṭuw] ⇒ du-, ʔṭu*. Verb. hold, grasp, edge of something with fingers. duʔṭú· duyema hold finger on edge of something! Example Variant: duʔṭi· duyema.. duʔṭú·dibiʔ to pick up with fingers, pinching on the very edge. duʔṭú·law finger moving down edge trying to grasp. compare: duʔṭi*.

duʔṭʼaṭ* [duʔṭʼaʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔṭʼaṭ*₃. Verb. take shell off acorn that is already cracked open. biʔdu dúʔṭʼaṭi open the acorns that are already open! compare: duhlal*.

duʔṭʼawʔd* [duʔṭʼawʔdu] ⇒ du-, ʔṭʼawʔd*. Verb. hurt with a hex.

duʔṭʼe* [duʔṭʼew] ⇒ du-, ʔṭʼe*₂, du-, ʔṭʼe*₂. Verb. stick on with something held with fingers opposed; make spot, mark with dirty or wet hands. duṭʼelʔ mark to spread. duʔṭʼe D: Imperative. duʔṭʼecí·du D: Durative. duʔṭʼewá·du D: Durative. duʔṭʼeme·du D: Durative. duṭʼeti D: Imperative, Plural. duṭʼetá·du D: Durative.

duʔṭʼeʔṭʼe* [duʔṭʼeʔṭʼew] ⇒ du-, ʔṭʼeʔṭʼe*₁, du-, ʔṭʼeʔṭʼe*₁. Verb. (sg. or pl.) to braid or grab repeatedly by the edge between fingers (n.d.); braid hair or string. ku dúʔṭʼeʔṭʼeyiʔ to be braided in one pigtail. qʰo· dúʔṭʼeʔṭʼeyiʔ to be braided in two pigtails. synonyms: duʔsʼaṭ*₂.

duʔṭʼiʔṭʼic* [duʔṭʼíʔṭʼiʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔṭʼiʔṭʼi*₂, du-. Instr Verb Stem. wrap, tighten with the finger. kʼis dúʔṭʼiʔṭʼici rub skin with fingers and make all red!

duʔṭʼuṭʰuc* [duʔṭʼuṭʰuʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔṭʼuṭʰu*. Instr Verb Stem. grab tightly in fingers. duʔṭʼúʔṭuʔ to grab someone tightly so it can’t move. duʔṭʼúʔṭʼu·ci D: Semelfactive, Imperative.

duʔya* [duʔyaw] ⇒ du-, ʔya*. Verb. almost do, almost complete, arrest action, stop short, restricted to activities done with the fingers (like touching, etc). duʔyaci·du to almost (touch) several times. duʔyací·du (dur.) keep arresting action. duʔyati D: Intentive. duyati D: Intentive. duhtá·tiʔduba ʔnati duʔyaye· mu·kinʔ he was going to touch but he stopped short.

duʔya·q*₂ [duʔyaʔ] ⇒ du-, ʔya·q*. Verb. detect and recognize, with the finger; be perfect or to feel with fingers. ʔacaʔ duʔyaʔ person who doesn’t fool around, who works steadily. duyatʰqaw several to detect by feeling with fingers. duʔyaʔ cáhno·du to talk seriously, not making foolish remarks. duʔyaʔ cicʼí·du do it right (quit fooling around)!; to do something concentratedly, undisturbed by anything going on around you (also "to recognize by touch"). duʔya·qa feel!; Recognize by feeling! duʔyakʼ é· mu it’s perfect. or He is feeling. compare: duʔya·q*₁.

duʔyiʔyi* [duʔyiʔyiw] ⇒ du-, ʔyi*₄. Verb. press against and twist with the finger. cohso dóbomʔ dohpʰi meʔ ʔul duʔyíʔyi put on your thimble and then sew along pushing with it! Example Variant: duʔwiʔyi. compare: duʔwiʔwi*.

duʔyuʔyu* [duʔyuʔyuw] ⇒ du-, ʔyuʔyu*. Verb. someone to feel on your flesh and make hurt; grab strongly (flesh of arm) in hand.

du* [-] Variant: da. Instr Verb Root. splice.

qadu* [qaduw] ⇒ qa-, du*. Verb. splice.

qadu·la* [qadu·law] ⇒ qadu*, -ala. Variant: qada·la. Verb. splice rope or attach new stick in basket making or attach knob to chest. baṭʰe· qadula·meʔ splice a lot! (to several). Example Variant: baṭʰe· qadala·meʔ. qadula·medu keep splicing. Example Variant: qadala·medu.

duba·c* [dubaʔ] ⇒ duʔba*, -c₂. Verb. pry open with the fingers. kúška ʔel ʔaha dúba·ci open the cat’s mouth with your fingers!

duba·l* [dubalʔ] ⇒ du-, ba·l*. Verb. be wiping, with the finger. huʔú· dubalcicʼi wipe your eye with a finger! dubalá·tadu D: Plural. duba·li wipe! dubalmameʔ D: Plural Imperative. dubalciw wipe with finger! qʰama kʼáʔli dubalciyi·cʼi wipe between your toes! ṭʼi dúbalmadu·ci wipe it out! (cup). compare: duqʰa·m*.

dubelta* [dubeltaw] ⇒ dube·l*.

dube·l* [dubelʔ´] Variant: dubelta*. Verb. have a fit, be rabid. dube·li have a fit! dubéltameʔ D: Plural Imperative. dubela·tacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dubelmaw D: Essive.

hayu dubelʔ [hayu dúbelʔ] ⇒ hayu, dube·l*. Noun. mad dog, dog with rabies.

dubihl* [dubihliw] ⇒ dubil*.

dubihlacʼic* [dubihlacʼiʔ] ⇒ dubila·duc*.

dubil* [dubilʔ] ⇒ du-, bil*₁. Variant: dubihl*. Verb. send for, to fetch; send (away); send (prayer) to someone. mito ʔa cuhni· dubílti ʔdela I am going to have you get bread. mito ʔa hiʔbu dúbiltiʔdela I'm going ot have you get me some potatoes. dubilaʔ D: Plural Act. dubiláhmeʔ D: Plural. hadu· yacʰma pʰala dubiláhticʼ others are going to order too. dubilá·tadu D: Durative. mu·kito ʔa cuhni· dubílqawa·dela I told him to send some bread by him. cuhni· ʔa dubilmela I sent for bread; I asked someone to bring bread. dublili do it for me! dubíltʰuʔ don't do it for me! dubilá·du D: Durative. dubilá·wa·du D: Durative. dubílmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dubihlahmeʔ D: Plural Directional/Causative Imperative.

dubilala* [dubila·law] ⇒ dubil*, -ala. Verb. send away. dubila·la send (bread) away! dubíhlala send (bread) away!

dubila·duc* [dubila·duʔ] ⇒ dubil*, -aduc. Variant: dubihlacʼic*. Verb. send something away, send off. dubilá·duce·du send it away!

cahno dubihladuʔli [cahno dúbihladuʔli] Lit: what send words away with ⇒ cahno₂, dubila·duc*. Variant: cahno dubihlacʼiʔli. Noun. telegraph. Usage: obsolete

dubilicʼ* [dubiliʔ] ⇒ dubil*. Verb. request; have someone do something for oneself; hire someone to work for oneself. mu·kito dubilí·cʼi ask him to do it for you! mu·kito dubiliʔ (they) asked him to do it. ʔama dútʼaʔ dubiliʔ get someone to work for oneself.

dubilala* [dubila·law] ⇒ dubil*, -ala. Verb. send away. dubila·la send (bread) away! dubíhlala send (bread) away!

dubila·duc* [dubila·duʔ] ⇒ dubil*, -aduc. Variant: dubihlacʼic*. Verb. send something away, send off. dubilá·duce·du send it away!

cahno dubihladuʔli [cahno dúbihladuʔli] Lit: what send words away with ⇒ cahno₂, dubila·duc*. Variant: cahno dubihlacʼiʔli. Noun. telegraph. Usage: obsolete

dubut* [dubuʔ] ⇒ duʔbu*.

dubu·c* [dubuʔ´] ⇒ duʔbu*. Cooccurrence: irregular Decrement with Semelfactive. Instr Verb Root. be disemboweling with the fingers.

ducʰa·* [ducʰaw] ⇒ du-, cʰa·*₂. Verb. hold tight with tips of fingers.

ducʰa·cʼ* [ducʰaʔ] ⇒ ducʰa·*. Verb. hold hands pressed on hip. ducʰa·cʼi press hands on hip! ducʰacʼmeʔ D: Plural. ducʰáyʔtacʼmeʔ D: Durative Plural.

ducʰi* [ducʰíw] ⇒ du-, cʰi*. Verb. shred bark with fingers.

ducʰi·ṭ* [ducʰiʔ´] ⇒ du-, cʰi·ṭ*₂. Verb. remove with finger.

ducʼahn* [ducʼahniw] ⇒ duʔcʼanh*.

ducʼal* [ducʼalʔ] ⇒ du-, cʼal*. Variant: ducʼalta*. Verb. eyes open to get something out. ducʼálta D: Imperative. ducʼali open eyes! synonyms: dukʼal*.

ducʼalta* [ducʼaltaw] ⇒ ducʼal*. Verb. eyes open to get something out.

ducʼe* [-] ⇒ du-, cʼe*. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. take quick pick ups.

ducʼeducʼe* [ducʼedúcʼew] ⇒ ducʼe*. Reduplicating Verb. take many quick puck ups.

ducʼicʼi·l* [ducʼicʼilʔ] ⇒ du-, cʼicʼi·l*. Verb. feel over hand with finger and feel something sharp sticking out (such as stickers or whiskers). ducʼicʼílmaw feel something bristly in several places. ducʼicʼi·li to person) feel something bristly!*.

ducʼihṭ* [ducʼihṭiw] ⇒ ducʼi·ṭ*.

ducʼi·ṭ* [ducʼiʔ] ⇒ du-, cʼi·ṭ*. Variant: ducʼihṭ*. Verb. mix with fingers. ducʼi·ṭi mix with fingers! ducʼihṭayi mix with fingers (to several)! Example Variant: ducʼiṭa·yi. ducʼiṭa·tadu mix in several places. ducʼiṭʰmuʔ mix something up together by hand.

ducʼu·* [ducʼuw] ⇒ du-, cʼu·*. Verb. break with fingers. ducʼu·te· maʔal ʔa yá·su I'm going to break this needle with fingers. Example Variant: duʔcʼúmcite·. synonyms: duʔcʼumc*.

dudahcʰi* [dudahcʰiw] ⇒ du-, dahcʰi*₁. Verb. knock over with finger.

dudaya* [dudayáw] ⇒ duʔdayac*, dulac*. Verb. 1 • forget.

2 • miss when trying to pick up several things.

dudayacʰqa* [dudayácʰqaw] ⇒ duʔdayac*. Verb. almost give, but take back at the last second.

duda·la* [duda·láw] ⇒ duʔdi*₂, -ala. Variant: dusa·la*. Verb. aim (a weapon); load a weapon? hisʼu· duda·law to load an arrow in a bow. dusa·lá· nohpʰow they were lying in wait, aiming. dusa·lá· (duda·lá·) nohpʰow they were set (lying in wait) aiming.

dude·bic* [dude·bíʔ] ⇒ duʔdi*₂, -ibic. Verb. strike (person).

dude·d* [dude·du´] ⇒ duʔdi*₂, -ad₂. Verb. push along with a finger, carry with the fingers opposed to the thumb.

dudi* [dudi] ⇒ duʔdi*₂.

dudil* [dudilʔ] ⇒ du-, dil*. Verb. be beyond attainment. ʔacaʔ bíhse ʔem ʔaná· šahya mo·bíʔli dudilá·ducʰwiye· to the human deer ran off so fast I couldn’t catch up.

duhci* [duhciw] ⇒ hci*₁, du-. Verb. clear with fingers.

hahse duhciw [hahse dúhciw] ⇒ hahse, duhci*. Verb. clear brush (from a trail).

duhcil* [duhcilʔ] ⇒ du-, hcil*₁. Verb. clear using fingers. lamé·sa duhcili mul ʔ clear that table!

duhcila·tad* [duhcila·tadu] ⇒ hcil*₁. Verb. clear of impediments.

duhcʰa*₁ [duhcʰaw] ⇒ du-, hcʰa*₁. Verb. push over with a finger.

duhcʰa*₂ [-] ⇒ du-, hcʰa*₃. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. crumble with finger.

duhcʰaducʰa* [duhcʰaducʰaw] ⇒ duhcʰa*₂. Reduplicating Verb. crumble several with fingers. duhcʰadúcʰata·du break up several (clods of dirt) with finger.

duhcʰahcʰac* [duhcʰáhcʰaʔ] ⇒ duhcʰa*₂. Reduplicating Verb. crumble with fingers, break up (a clod of earth) with the fingers.

duhcʰaducʰa* [duhcʰaducʰaw] ⇒ duhcʰa*₂. Reduplicating Verb. crumble several with fingers. duhcʰadúcʰata·du break up several (clods of dirt) with finger.

duhcʰahcʰac* [duhcʰáhcʰaʔ] ⇒ duhcʰa*₂. Reduplicating Verb. crumble with fingers, break up (a clod of earth) with the fingers.

duhcʰe* [duhcʰew] ⇒ du-, hcʰe*₂. Verb. fool around. duhcʰetáʔtʰuʔ don't be fooling around! duhcʰéʔtʰuʔ don't fool around (once)!

duhcʰeduhcʰe* [duhcʰeduhcʰew] ⇒ duhcʰe*. Reduplicating Verb. do many types of things, fool around. @ man haʔdíʔdo qan ṭʼo duhcʰedúcʰeta·dutʰine·to I'm not in the habit of fooling around diealing with important and different things like that. duhcʰeducʰeta·du doing many types of things, doing something a lot that you don't know you are doing.

duhcʰu* [duhcʰuw] ⇒ du-, hcʰu*. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated form. Verb. sprinkle something powdered on something with hand.

duhcʰuduhcʰu* [duhcʰuduhcʰuw] Variant: duhcʰuducʰu*. ⇒ duhcʰu*. Reduplicating Verb. sprinkle something powdered on something with hand. duhcʰuducʰula·ba duhcʰudúcʰu·law

duhcʰuhcʰu* [duhcʰuhcʰuw] ⇒ duhcʰu*. Reduplicating Verb. sprinkle something powdered on something with hand. duhcʰúhcʰuw sprinkle something powdered on something with hand.

duhcʰuduhcʰu* [duhcʰuduhcʰuw] Variant: duhcʰuducʰu*. ⇒ duhcʰu*. Reduplicating Verb. sprinkle something powdered on something with hand. duhcʰuducʰula·ba duhcʰudúcʰu·law

duhcʰuhcʰu* [duhcʰuhcʰuw] ⇒ duhcʰu*. Reduplicating Verb. sprinkle something powdered on something with hand. duhcʰúhcʰuw sprinkle something powdered on something with hand.

duhkal [dúhkal] Adjective. ?? lonesome ?? (ʔama·) duhkál ʔtʼa·nʔ I feel lonesome.

duhke* [duhkew] ⇒ du-, hke*. Verb. 1 • put finger in something shallow so it doesn’t go in as far as expected. mi·li ʔimo· dó·qati ʔduʔli to ʔahca tol duhkewiy when I was about to put my hand through the hole, my finger bumped into the house. (there is no /duhcewiy/). ʔahqʰa síli· duhta·ti ʔa dolá·li baqʼotólʔtʰin to duhkewiy when I extended my hand down to touch the bottom of the water, something was in the way.

2 • bump finger on something. duhkecí·du D: Durative, Directional "away". duhkeyícʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Reflexive, Directional "away". duhkewá·cʼiwacmeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Directional "away".

duhkel* [duhkelʔ] ⇒ du-, kel*₁. Verb. straighten with the finger. synonyms: dutel*.

duhkeli·cʼ* [duhkeliʔ] ⇒ duhkel*. Verb. massage self with fingers. dukeli·cʼi D: Imperative.

duhkela·tad* [duhkelata·du] ⇒ duhkelh*. Verb. pick over.

duhkelh* [duhkelʔ] ⇒ du-, hkelh*. Variant: duhkela·tad*. Verb. pick over, take out bad and take out good. sʼicʼi· duhkeli pick the ripe ones.

ʔama duhkel [ʔama dúhkel] ⇒ ʔama·₂, duhkelh*. Adjective. lonesome.

duhkelhci* [duhkelhciw] ⇒ du-, hkelhci*. Verb. remove down to roots, with the finger. ʔama· dúhkelhci straighten the things out!

duhkeli·cʼ* [duhkeliʔ] ⇒ duhkel*. Verb. massage self with fingers. dukeli·cʼi D: Imperative.

duhkeš* [duhkeš] Verb. be considerate. duhkešá·du he is being considerate. duhkéšmaw ʔama dúhkešmawʔtʰine· mu he is demanding and inconsiderate.

duhkilh* [duhkilʔ] ⇒ du-, hkilh*. Verb. stomp with front leg.

duhkul [duhkul] Noun. pestle. compare: muhkulh*.

duhkuy* [duhkuyʔ] ⇒ pʰakʼu·m*.

duhkuymucʼ* [duhkuymucʼ] ⇒ duhkʰuymucʼ*.

duhkʰe* [duhkʰew] ⇒ du-, hkʰe*₂. Verb. increase or decrease; move along a surface with the finger, . haʔda dúkʰe·du to set clock. dukʰelá·mecʼi decrease (chain in crocheting). dukʰe·biʔ lift someone up; promoted to higher grade. dukʰelá·meʔ demoted a grade. pe·su dukʰelá·mecʼqʰ the money has decreased. tʼo· ʔíʔkʰe siyicʼba ʔnati; dukʰe·qoyʔ even though you said it would be now, you put it off. dukʰe·du push hither! move something towards (the speaker) using hand! maʔa to tólhqʰaʔ dukʰe·du shove that towards me! (bottle standing on table). dukʰénʔwadu to move (clock (ahead)) with finger. dukʰehtanʔwadu one move several. dukʰecʼwacʼ one move one thing around. dukʰetʰmuʔ move this and that to difference places. duhkʰeʔ shift, slide to another position. duhkʰéyʔcicʼi move backwards. dukʰe·law move down. dukʰe·qa push away! push outside! dukʰedu·ci push away! dukʰe·qo push hither out! duhkʰewíye· to someone shoved me. šiba· dúhkʰewiye· to I was shifted elsewhere.

duhkʰenicʼ* [duhkʰeníʔ] Cooccurrence: presumed root /hkʰen/ does not occur otherwise. Verb. be lazy. duhkʰení·cʼe· to I feel lazy. ʔana· duhkʰeni·cʼe· mito you're very lazy. duhkʰeniʔ tʼa·de· to I feel lazy. duhkʰeniʔ tʼa·nʔ feeling lazy. mu·kinʔ ʔama duhkʼeniʔ pʰiʔtʼaw he seems lazy. duhkʰeniʔ tʼa·de·ˇ are you feeling lazy? ʔama dúhkʰeniʔ to be lazy. duhkʰenícʼqacʼi get lazy! duhkʰenícʼqacʼmeʔ (to several) get lazy! duhkʰení·cʼedu feeling lazy. ʔama dúhkʰenicʼe· ʔa I'm lazy. duhkʰenícʼe· yal we feel lazy.

ʔama duhkʰenicʼ [ʔama dúhkʰeniʔ] ⇒ ʔama·₂, duhkʰenicʼ*. Adjective. lazy.

duhkʰuhkʰu* [duhkʰuhkʰuw] ⇒ du-, hkʰu*. Reduplicating Verb. crush with fingers. duhkʰúhkʰuci D: Semelfactive Imperative.

duhkʰuy* [duhkʰuyʔ] ⇒ du-, hkʰuy*₂, pʰakʼu·m*. Verb. kill many, beat up many. duhkʰuyá·du D: Distributive.

bihše duhkʰuya·du yaʔ [bihše dúhkʰya·du yaʔ] ⇒ bihše, duhkʰuy*, =yac. Noun. butcher.

duhkʰuymucʼ* [duhkʰuymuʔ] ⇒ duhkʰuy*. Variant: duhkuymucʼ*. Verb. fight with (each other), fight back, struggle. duhkʰú·muʔ fight each other (not war).

ʔahqʰatol duhkʰu·muʔ yacʰma [ʔahqʰatol duhkʰú·muʔ yacʰma] ⇒ ʔahqʰa, =tol, duhkʰuymucʼ*, =yac. Noun. navy. synonyms: ʔahqʰa tol qamu·muʔ yacʰma.

duhkʰuymucʼ* [duhkʰuymuʔ] ⇒ duhkʰuy*. Variant: duhkuymucʼ*. Verb. fight with (each other), fight back, struggle. duhkʰú·muʔ fight each other (not war).

ʔahqʰatol duhkʰu·muʔ yacʰma [ʔahqʰatol duhkʰú·muʔ yacʰma] ⇒ ʔahqʰa, =tol, duhkʰuymucʼ*, =yac. Noun. navy. synonyms: ʔahqʰa tol qamu·muʔ yacʰma.

duhlabat* [duhlabaʔ] ⇒ du-, hlabat*. Verb. faint, become unconscious, black out. synonyms: ʔasi·c*.

duhlabatʰqa* [duhlabátʰqaw] ⇒ duhlabat*. Variant: dulabatʰqa*. Verb. knock out (any way).

duhlabaʔ ney [duhlabáʔ ney] ⇒ duhlabat*. Verb. faint (less from emotions). duhlabáʔ nehqay (He) knocked (him) out.

duhlabatʰqa* [duhlabátʰqaw] ⇒ duhlabat*. Variant: dulabatʰqa*. Verb. knock out (any way).

duhlabaʔ ney [duhlabáʔ ney] ⇒ duhlabat*. Verb. faint (less from emotions). duhlabáʔ nehqay (He) knocked (him) out.

duhlal* [duhlalʔ] ⇒ du-, hlal*. Verb. split several with fingers. miʔdíš cuʔban duhlalʔ nuts that have been cracked are pulled apart. Example Variant: miʔdíš cuʔban duʔṭʼaʔ. compare: duʔṭʼaṭ*.

duhli*₁ [-] ⇒ du-, hli*. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. get fingers into things.

duhliduhli* [duhliduhliw] ⇒ duhli*₁. Reduplicating Verb. get fingers into things. ʔana· duhlidúhlima·duwaʔtʰuʔ don’t be getting your fingers into things so much!

duhlihli* [duhlihliw] ⇒ duhli*₁. Reduplicating Verb. get finger into things. ʔana· duhlíhlitʰuʔ don’t get into it so much!

duhli*₂ [-] ⇒ du-, hlic*₁. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. pinch off pieces.

duhlihlic* [duhlihliʔ] ⇒ duhli*₂. Reduplicating Verb. pinch off pieces (of bread), all over (the loaf).

duhliduhli* [duhliduhliw] ⇒ duhli*₁. Reduplicating Verb. get fingers into things. ʔana· duhlidúhlima·duwaʔtʰuʔ don’t be getting your fingers into things so much!

duhlihli* [duhlihliw] ⇒ duhli*₁. Reduplicating Verb. get finger into things. ʔana· duhlíhlitʰuʔ don’t get into it so much!

duhlihlic* [duhlihliʔ] ⇒ duhli*₂. Reduplicating Verb. pinch off pieces (of bread), all over (the loaf).

duhlucʼ* [duhlucʼ] ⇒ duhlud*.

duhlud* [duhludu] ⇒ du-, hlud*₂. Variant: duhlucʼ*; duluʔta*. Verb. detach with the fingers; pick fruit. dulúʔta D: Imperative. dulúʔtameʔ D: Plural Imperative. dulúʔtaʔme·du D: Durative. dulúʔtamecʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dulúʔtaw to pick several (berries) but not lots. duhluda·du D: Durative. duhlúʔtʰuʔ D: Negative. duhlúcʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. duhlucʼácʼme D: Plural Imperative. qʰo·yáʔ duhlucʼme mul daséhyalaw hcʰilal ʔ both of you take off that curtain hanging up! duhluʔye· ʔa hiʔṭʼiṭʼ el I took off the thorn (from the rose bush). compare: šuhlud*; synonyms: doʔcʼon*.

duhludicʼ* [duhludiʔ] ⇒ duhlud*. Verb. unsling (bow).

duhluhlu* [duhlúhluw] ⇒ dohlo·m*.

duhluṭʼ* [duhluʔ] ⇒ du-, hluṭʼ*₁. Verb. slip off, slip away, with the finger.

duhluṭʼahqa* [duhluṭʼahqaw] ⇒ duhluṭʼ*. Variant: duhluṭʼa·tahqa*. Verb. let go of, loosen grip. duhluṭʼahqaʔ to let go, loosen grip. ya duhluṭʼáhqate· let’s break off (relations, having anything to do with one another) [calque]. soh ku·yi ya duhluṭʼahqate· let’s just break off (have nothing to do with e.o.) duhluṭʼahqa let go of it! (e.g. hot coffee cup); leave him! (relationship). soh ku·yi duhluṭʼahqa just leave him (and be done with it, no looking back; once and for all)! duhluṭʼahqa mul let go of that (railing)!

duhluṭʼa·tahqa* [duhluṭʼá·tahqaw] ⇒ duhluṭʼahqa*.

duhlu·c* [duhluʔ] ⇒ du-, hlu·c*. Verb. spill with a finger. duhlu·ci to roll in fingers something (salt, powder, sand, beads) so something comes out (not salve). duhlucʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. Example Variant: duluhlumeʔ.

duhmiy* [duhmiyʔ] ⇒ du-, hmiy*. Verb. someone to keep bothering you; work fingers on something (needn’t be off); bother by picking at all over. duhmíhmiw someone to keep bothering you, shaking you around. duhmíhmitʰuʔ don’t be tickling! (n.d.) duhmiyi to fidget all over with. duhmí·meʔ D: Plural Imperative. duhmidúhmimeʔ do it lots.

duhmuhmuc* [duhmúhmuʔ] ⇒ du-, hmu*. Reduplicating Verb. break up (straw) with fingers.

duhmutʼ* [duhmuʔ] ⇒ du-, hmutʼ*. Verb. break to pieces with fingers. duhmutʼciw to break a toothpick into many pieces. duhmútʼmutʼuwa·du to keep breaking (pl.) compare: dusa*.

duhmu·l* [duhmulʔ] ⇒ du-, hmu·l*₁. Verb. leave behind; (for food, "leftovers"). duhmulciw leave some to pick later; leftovers.

duhnat* [duhnaʔ] ⇒ . Verb. test with fingers.

duhpitʼci* [duhpitʼci] ⇒ duhpʰitʼci*.

duhpʰa·š* [duhpʰaš] ⇒ du-, hpʰa·š*. Variant: dupʰahši*. Verb. make sag inward, depress, with a finger. duhpʰaša·law push down with the finger on a surface (cloth spread over the mouth of a jar).

duhpʰihpʰic* [duhpʰihpʰiʔ] ⇒ du-, hpʰi*₁. Reduplicating Verb. wear a hole in by constant fidgeting around with fingers.

duhpʰitʼci* [duhpʰitʼciw] ⇒ du-, hpʰitʼ*. Variant: duhpitʼci*. Verb. tear to pieces with finger. duhpítʼci mul mišukʰ tear the sack to pieces!

duhpʰukʼut* [duhpʰukʼúʔ] ⇒ du-, hpʰukʼut*. Variant: dupʰukʼut*. Verb. poke finger into something soft (mush, batter, water, sand). duhpʰukʼú·ti poke finger into something soft! duhpʰukʼí·ti mul ʔ poke your finger into it!

duhpʰuṭay* [duhpʰuṭayʔ] ⇒ du-, hpʰuṭ*, -ay. Verb. be unable to finish with fingers. duhpʰuṭá·yi don't be able to finish!

duhqa* [duhqaw] ⇒ du-, hqa*₁. Verb. be inured to (making baskets), so the fingers don’t get sore.

duhqalh* [duhqalʔ] ⇒ du-, hqalh*. Verb. wipe off with finger.

duhqʰa*₂ [-] ⇒ du-, hqʰa*₄. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. like a little, be fond of. compare: duhqʰa*₁.

duhqʰahqʰa*₁ [duhqʰahqʰaw] ⇒ duhqʰa*₂. Reduplicating Verb. be a fond of, like a little; secret liking. ma·dal duhqʰáhqʰawe· to I kind of like her. haʔú naṭa ʔima·ta ʔem haʔál hiʔbaya ʔel duhqʰáhqʰaqaw min pʰiʔtʼaw ʔaná· cuʔdanqaw It looks like that girl kind of likes that man; She makes eyes at him.

duhqʰa*₃ [-] ⇒ du-, hqʰa*₃. Cooccurrence: Always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. rub or slide with fingers. compare: duqʰal*₂, duqʰal*₁, duqʰal*₂.

duhqʰaduhqʰa* [duhqʰaduhqʰaw] ⇒ duhqʰa*₃. Reduplicating Verb. slide fingers back and forth. duhqʰadúqʰa·du slide fingers. duhqʰadúhqʰamʔ several rub with fingers back and forth. duhqʰadúhqʰacidu habitually keep rubbing.

duhqʰahqʰa*₂ [duhqʰáhqʰaw] ⇒ duhqʰa*₃. Reduplicating Verb. rub with finger back and forth. duhqʰáhqʰawe· ʔa I rub with finger.

duhqʰahqʰayaw [duhqʰahqʰayaw] ⇒ duhqʰahqʰa*₁, -yaw. Adjective. liked a little by everyone, in everyone’s affections. ʔima·ta duhqʰáhqʰaya· qʰale ʔe· mu She has always been liked by everyong; She has always been in everyone's affections.

duhqʰalh* [duhqʰalʔ] ⇒ du-, hqʰalh*. Variant: duqʰalta*. Verb. stroke lightly once with the finger. duhqʰálduhqʰalʔ stroke repeatedly with the finger.

duhqʰaṭ*₁ [duhqʰaʔ] ⇒ du-, hqʰaṭ*₁. Variant: duqʰaṭʼqʰaʔṭʼa*. Verb. rip (a piece of paper) apart with the fingers. duhqʰaṭi rip with fingers! duhqʰáhtʰuʔ don't rip with fingers! duhqʰaṭá·du keep ripping with fingers! duhqʰaṭaʔṭʰuʔ don't keep ripping with fingers! duhqʰáṭʰmeʔ rip with fingers (to several)! duqʰáṭʼqʰaʔṭʼa rip several with fingers! duqʰáṭʼqʰaʔṭʼame·du keep ripping several with fingers! duqʰáṭʼqʰaʔṭʼameʔ rip several with fingers (to several)!

duhqʰaṭ*₂ [duhqʰaʔ] ⇒ du-, hqʰaṭ*₂. Verb. shave pieces off the surface with the fingernails.

duhqʰayad* [duhqʰayá·du] ⇒ duhqʰayʔ*, -ad₂. Instr Verb Stem. slide the finger along (homophonous with du-qÊ°ay-Ã¢Â·d-u gather). duhqʰayá·dadu pushing something along with finger. duhqʰayá·tacʼmeʔ pushing several along with finger (to several)!

duhqʰayʔ* [-] ⇒ du-, hqʰayʔ*₁. Cooccurrence: only with directionals. Verb. slide with finger.

duhqʰayʔma* [duhqʰayʔmaw] ⇒ duhqʰayʔ*, -m₂. Verb. slide fingers across something slick.

duhsa*₁ [duhsaw] ⇒ du-, hsa*₃. Verb. block finger; try to move finger through something and it gets blocked. baqʼotóltʰin duhsawíye· to something is stopping my finger from going through hole or just moving. dusata·du something in way of finger.

duhsa*₂ [duhsáw] ⇒ du-, hsa*₁, duʔdi*₂.

duhsam* [duhsamʔ] ⇒ , duʔdim*. Verb. wait alert, ready to attack. kú·ška yaʔ sʼihta dúhsamʔ several cats are waiting to attack when the bird comes out.

duhsamucʼ* [duhsamuʔ] ⇒ du-, hsamucʼ*. Verb. tend the fire, put outside unburned pieces into the fire. ʔoho dúhsamuʔ to tend the fire. ʔoho dúhsamu·ci (pitch either place) Tend the fire! Example Variant: ʔoho duhsamúci. duhsamú·ce· mu ʔoho the fire is already tended.

duhsetʼ* [duhseʔ] ⇒ du-, hsetʼ*. Verb. many to project with fingers. mul qaʔdi ʔamatol baṭiwal duhsetʼí·bici make the grass lying on the ground stand up! duhsetʼí·biʔ

šinalma· dusehyaqoʔ [šinalmá· dusehyaqoʔ] ⇒ šinalmaw, duhsey*. Noun. pillow case. synonyms: šinalma· qaʔ li.

wenta·na duhseya·law [wentá·na duhseya·law] ⇒ wenta·na, duhsey*. Noun. window curtain. wentá·na dusehyalaw several curtains. wentá·na duhseya·law one curtain. compare: dusihyalaw.

duhsi* [duhsiw] ⇒ du-, hsi*₂. Verb. make into pieces using fingers. duhsíhsiw to tear little pieces off (from piece of paper). duhsidúsitacʼmeʔ D: Durative, Plural Imperative, Directional "away". duhsidúsita·du D: Durative, Directional "away". ʔiša· hécʼli duhsíhsici mu·kito pinch him on the arm (not nec. making marks)!

duhsikʼi·t* [duhsikʼiʔ] ⇒ du-, hsikʼi·t*. Verb. bounce through the air with a finger. duhsikʼí·ti D: Imperative.

duhsilh* [duhsilʔ] ⇒ du-, hsilh*. Verb. get a sliver in the finger. duhsílhmaw to get sliver in skin. duhsílhma (to person) Get sliver in finger!

duhsim* [duhsimʔ] ⇒ du-, hsim*. Verb. extinguish (small fire) with a finger. ʔoho duhsímmela I put out the (small) fire with finger. (also, if bother a campfire so it goes out).

duhsit* [duhsiʔ] ⇒ du-, hsit*. Verb. make little pieces, strips; sprinkle little pieces. dusitá·law split down with fingers (a long root); sprinkle little pieces of anything down. ʔahqʰa dúsita·la miluʔ (second form better) Splash water in there! Example Variant: ...miluwʔ. dusita·lamé·du keep sprinkling little pieces of anything down. dusitá·duʔ look for something and drop something out (of purse); to misplace something, flick away. dusita·ducé·du keep looking for something and drop something out (of purse). ʔahqʰa yo· ʔama· dúhsita·lamela I flicked pieces of dirt into the water. Example Variant: dusita·law.

duhsuhsu* [duhsuhsuw] ⇒ du-, hsu*₂. Reduplicating Verb. scratch in many places with fingernail. duhsúhsuci scratch many places with fingernail.

duhsut* [duhsuʔ] ⇒ du-, hsut*. Verb. tear in pieces with fingers.

duhša [duhša] ⇒ du-, hša*₁. Adjective. bushy, loose (of hair and plants only). heʔe dúhša loose hair (not braided or bound). qʰale duhša tree or bush with many limbs and leaves. ʔima·ta dúhša woman with bushy hair.

duhša* [duhšaw] ⇒ du-, hša*₂. Verb. disarrange with finger.

duhšaduhša* [duhšaduhšaw] ⇒ duhša*. Reduplicating Verb. disarrange with finger. duhšadúšata·du D: Durative.

duhšahša* [duhšahšaw] ⇒ duhša*. Reduplicating Verb. disarrange, mess up (papers) with a finger. duhšahšaʔ to mess up (papers in a box). duhšahšaci D: Semelfactive, Imperative.

duhšaduhša* [duhšaduhšaw] ⇒ duhša*. Reduplicating Verb. disarrange with finger. duhšadúšata·du D: Durative.

duhšahša* [duhšahšaw] ⇒ duhša*. Reduplicating Verb. disarrange, mess up (papers) with a finger. duhšahšaʔ to mess up (papers in a box). duhšahšaci D: Semelfactive, Imperative.

duhšan [duhšan] Noun. sponge.

duhšan* [duhšanʔ] ⇒ du-, hšan*. Verb. feel resilient to finger pressing. duhšani to press something springy. duhšaná·du D: Durative. duhšánmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. duhšaní·cʼi D: Reflexive, Imperaive. duhšaná·cʼiwacʼmeʔ D: Plural, Durative, Imperative. duhšánduhšanmameʔ a lot of people repeatedly doing it.

duhše* [duhšew] ⇒ du-, hše*₁. Cooccurrence: only with negative. Verb. never fail to do; be able to do everything. ʔama duhšew ʔtʰin talented, able to do almost anything; never make mistake doing, never get stuck. mu ṭʼo ma ṭʼeʔye ʔama dúhšew ʔtʰin em you’re smart; you can do all things (after other person has said they can’t do it). duhšetʰuʔ D: Imperative. (ʔamá) duhšecí·duceʔtʰuʔ D: Durative.

duhta*₁ [duhtaw] ⇒ du-, hta*₂. Verb. smear with fingers. duhtáhtaʔ to smear (fat) with finger.

duhta*₂ [-] ⇒ du-, hta*₁. Cooccurrence: only reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. doing something slowly.

duhtahta* [duhtahtaw] ⇒ duhta*₂. Reduplicating Verb. doing something slowly. ʔama báʔtʼa ʔin ma miʔkʰe ʔahca qawin duhtahtaw being slow in making your house; you are working slowly.

duhtay* [duhtayʔ] ⇒ du-, htay*₁. Variant: duhtayʔta*. Verb. touch, with the finger. duhtáyʔtaw several or one to touch several times with finger. duhtayi D: Imperative. duhtá·meʔ D: Plural Imperative. dutáyʔta D: Plural Object, Imperative. dutáyʔtameʔ D: Plural Object, Plural Imperative. duhtá·tʰuʔ D: Negative. duhtayá·du D: Durative. dutáyʔtame·du to habitually touch with finger. duhta·y he just touched it. duhtayáʔtʰuʔ D: Durative, Negative. duhtá·tʰumeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Negative. duhtayácʼmeʔ D: Durative, Plural Imperative. dutáyʔtatʰuʔ D: Plural Object, Negative. dutáyʔtame·du D: Plural Object, Durative. dutáyʔtamecʼmeʔ D: Plural Object, Durative, Plural Imperative. muhkúyʔba to, qʰasʼíyaš cotoʔbiʔli, ʔa duhtayʔli, ʔahqʰa dóhpolhciy when I got badly burned, a blister rose up, and, when I touched it, water spurted out. duhta yí· mul kʼaṭa cumawal touch the cloth lying there!

duhtayʔta* ⇒ duhtay*.

duhtenh*₁ [duhténʔ] ⇒ du-, htenh*₁. Verb. arrange, smooth, align in one direction with the finger. duhténhciw to smooth out something rough (hair, etc.) by rubbing in one direction with finger (not nec. once); to align something (not nec. in a row but it should be evenly). duhténhci D: Semelfactive, Imperative. duhténhcitʰuʔ D: Semelfactive, Negative. duhténhcime·du D: Plural Durative. duhtenhcimeʔ D: Plural Imperative, Semelfactive. duhteni D: Imperative. duhtʰéntʰuʔ D: Negative. duhténmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. duhténhmaʔ to arrange into, across. duhténhmaw to arrange on something. duhtena·qacʼ to arrange up. duhtení·biʔ D: Absolutive, Directional "up" or Inceptive. duhtení·bici D: Semelfactive, Imperative, Directional "up" or Inceptive. duhtená·qadu to be arranging in a row away. duhtená·qodu to be arranging in a row hither. duhténhcime·du to be arranging in a place. duhtená·du D: Absolutive. qʰaʔbe dúhtenahte ʔa bíl lame·sa tol I am going to put rocks in a row on this table.

duhtenh*₂ ⇒ du-, htenh*₂. [duhténʔ] Verb. massage by rubbing with thumb opposed to fingers.

duhtenʔ [duhtenʔ] ⇒ htenh*₁.

duhtey* [duhteyʔ] ⇒ du-, htey*. Verb. put down anything evenly. duhté·ci to put down anything evenly (paper in even stack or arranged in row).

duhti* [duhtiw] ⇒ du-, hti*₁. Verb. make even. compare: cuhti*.

duhtʰa* [duhtʰaw] ⇒ du-, htʰa*, du-, htʰa*. Verb. finish quickly, with the finger. duhtʰa ma ʔama· cicʼi·dal ʔ get through quick with what you are doing!

duhtʰut* [duhtʰuʔ] ⇒ du-, htʰut*₂, du-, htʰut*₂. Verb. break apart something brittle using fingers. duhtʰúhtʰuw to rub kernels off. mul kaye·ta duhtʰúhtʰuci crush that cracker!

duhṭʰahṭʰa* [duhṭʰahṭʰaw] ⇒ du-, hṭʰahṭʰa*. Verb. unwind, unscrew, destroy with the fingers. duhṭʰahṭʰaci unwind, destroy, unscrew with fingers.

duhṭʰal [duhṭʰal] Noun. pain, disease.

duhṭʰal micʰaʔ [duhṭʰál micʰaʔ] ⇒ duhṭʰal, micʰa·q*. Noun. fever, sweating sickness.

duhṭʰal su·le [duhṭʰál su·le] ⇒ duhṭʰal, su·le. Noun. gums ?

duhṭʰalahmucʼ* [duhṭʰaláhmuʔ] ⇒ duhṭʰal, duhṭʰal*. Verb. quarrel with each other. compare: hcʰohqacʼ*₂, cʰohmucʼ*.

sikʼiʔ duhṭʰal [sikʼiʔ dúhṭʰal] Lit: gasping sickness ⇒ sikʼi·ṭ*, duhṭʰal. Noun. whooping cough,

šina duhṭʰal [šina duhtʰal] ⇒ šina· qʼalaw, šina·, duhṭʰal.

ʔuhqʰa duhṭʰalʔ [ʔuhqʰa dúhṭʰalʔ] ⇒ ʔuhqʰa, duhṭʰal. Noun. belly ache.

duhṭʰal micʰaʔ [duhṭʰál micʰaʔ] ⇒ duhṭʰal, micʰa·q*. Noun. fever, sweating sickness.

duhṭʰal qʼoʔo [duhṭʰal qʼoʔo] ⇒ . Noun. curing song.

duhṭʰal su·le [duhṭʰál su·le] ⇒ duhṭʰal, su·le. Noun. gums ?

duhṭʰal* [duhṭʰalʔ] Variant: duhṭʰala·tad*. Verb. be sick; be in pain, hurt, ache. duhṭʰaláhwiy hurt (me), e.g. needle stick. hiʔṭʼiʔ duhta·ba to duhṭʰaláhwiy when I touched the thorn it hurt me.

duhṭʰalahmucʼ* [duhṭʰaláhmuʔ] ⇒ duhṭʰal, duhṭʰal*. Verb. quarrel with each other. compare: hcʰohqacʼ*₂, cʰohmucʼ*.

duhṭʰala·tad* [duhṭʰalá·tadu] ⇒ duhṭʰal*.

duhṭʰe* [duhṭʰew] ⇒ du-, hṭʰe*₁. Verb. made spread with fingers. wará·ha duhṭʰe biʔdimʔ holding cards spread.

duhṭʰehṭʰe* [duhṭʰéhṭʰew] ⇒ du-, hṭʰehṭʰe*. Verb. flip over stack of papers one at a time with fingers.

duhṭʰuhṭʰu* [duhṭʰuhṭʰuw] ⇒ du-, hṭʰuṭ*, hṭʰuhṭʰu*. Instr Verb Stem. scratch mud off wall, batter off cloth.

duhwatʼ* [duhwaʔ] ⇒ du-, hwatʼ*. Verb. flatten with a finger.

duhye* [duhyew] Verb. accompany, go with, help or protect. duhyé·maʔ to go in with to help. duhyewí·biʔ to start to go with. duhyé·mulʔ to start to go with around. duhyewá·law to go down with someone. duhyewá·qa toʔ go out with me! duhyewá·la miʔkʰe naṭa ʔ accompany your child down to protect! ʔahcá· duhye·maci to ʔ go in the house with me! synonyms: qʰama·c*.

duhye·c* [duhyeʔ] ⇒ du-, hye·c*. Verb. keep someone company. duhye·ci imperative. Example Variant: duhyecci. duhye·ciwe to ʔ be with me! Example Variant: duhyecciwe to ʔ. duhyecʰma me to ʔ stay with me (to several)! duhyecʰmucʼí mihtʰel ʔ keep your mother company! be· waʔ duhyé·ciwe to ʔ go out here with me!

duhyut* [duhyuʔ] ⇒ du-, hyut*. Verb. break something crumbly with fingers. duhyútʰciw to break in fingers (not pencil, not grape, but cracker, cookies, something dry). compare: duṭʼa·*.

dukel* [dukelʔ] ⇒ du-, kel*₁. Verb. straighten with finger. compare: dutul*.

dukilm* [dukilmaw] ⇒ duki·l*.

duki·l* [dukilʔ] ⇒ du-, ki·l*₁. Variant: dukilm*. Verb. swing something with fingers, swing batting with finger. dukilmaw D: Absolutive. dukilá·tadu D: Plural, Durative.

dukuy* [-] Cooccurrence: occurs with R. Variant: dukuydukuym*. Instr Verb Root. sob.

dukuyʔduku·y* [dukúyʔdukuyʔ] ⇒ dukuy*. Reduplicating Verb. cry steadily and not loud, sob to self with some sound escaping. dukúydukuymaw D: Plural Absolutive. dukúyduku·yi D: Imperative. dukúydukuya·du D: Durative.

dukuydukuym* [dukuydukuymaw] ⇒ dukuy*. Reduplicating Verb. sob.

duku·ṭ* [dukuʔ] ⇒ du-, ku·ṭ*₂. Verb. pick or pull off with fingers; pick continually (leaves, berries); keep picking. dukuʔ pick something hanging (leaves, berries). dukuṭʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dukuṭʰmameʔ each picking diff. bunch. duku·ṭi pulling off leaves. qʰale šíhpʰa duku·ṭʰ he is picking leaves (hanging). duku·ṭi D: Imperatice. dukutʰmeʔ pick several one at a time or several at time. compare: duqʰa·*₁, duqʰayad*.

dukʰel* [dukʰelʔ] ⇒ du-, kʰel*. Verb. disappear? pe·su dukʰela·mecʼqʰ the money has decreased.

dukʰeṭ* [dukʰeʔ] ⇒ du-, kʰeṭ*. Verb. one to part (hair) with fingers. dukʰeṭi D: Imperative. dukʰéṭʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dukʰéhtʰeʔ D: Negative. dukʰeṭá·du crease ? (cloth) with fingernails; spread out cards. dukʰéṭʰmacʼmeʔ D: Plural. dukʰeṭácʼmucʼmeʔ D: Reciprocal Plural. dukʰeṭá·duwa·du D: Habitual.

dukʰe·d* [dukʰe·du] ⇒ . Verb. slide along.

dukʰi* [dukʰiw] ⇒ du-, kʰi*. Verb. stretch with finger (pushing or have band over two fingers and open them). dukʰi stretch one! duhkʰiwa·du stretch several. sulemaʔ duhkʰiwá·dun šocʼotamʔ while stretching the string with fingers, pull them apart (as in measuring string stretched against a ruler, breaking off and repeating, etc.)

dukʰu·l*₁ [dukʰulʔ] ⇒ du-, kʰu·l*₁. Verb. feel rough-textured, lumpy to fingers. hoʔtʼo hícʼo· dukʰu·lé· to my dandruff feels lumpy, gritty. Example Variant: ... dakʰu·lé· to. dukʰulciw feel lumpy once.

du·kʰulʔkʰu [du·kʰúlʔkʰu] ⇒ dukʰu·l*₁. Ideophone Adjective. rough-feeling.

dukʰu·l*₂ [dukʰulʔ] ⇒ du-, kʰu·l*₂. Verb. declump using fingers. heʔe dúkʰuli·cʼela I am untangling my hair, combing with fingers.

dukʼahl* [dukʼáhliw] ⇒ dukʼal*.

dukʼal* [dukʼalʔ] ⇒ du-, kʼal*₁. Variant: dukʼahl*. Verb. open (a book) slightly with the fingers. dukʼálta D: Plural Object. dukʼálmaw to hold slightly open with the fingers. dukʼáhlimʔ to hold several slightly open with the fingers. dukʼálma open slightly and hold it open. dukʼaw open slightly by pulling apart. dukʼáhlimmeʔ open several slightly and hold open. dukʼali D: Imperative. dukʼálmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. synonyms: ducʼal*.

dukʼašal [dukʼašal] Variant: duʔkʼašal. Place Name. Abaloneville. duʔkʼašál ʔama· tol land around /duʔkʼašal/.

dukʼat* [dukʼáʔ] ⇒ duʔkʼa*.

dukʼenta* [dukʼentaw] ⇒ dukʼe·n*. Verb. get hurt.

dukʼe·n* [dukʼenʔ] ⇒ du-, kʼe·n*. Variant: dukʼenta*. Verb. get hurt. maʔu ʔacaʔ dukʼenqʰ that man got hurt. Example Variant: maʔu ʔacaʔ ṭʰaba·du. dukʼena·ducé·du D: Durative. dukʼéntaqa· ma·cal they got hurt. Usage: archaic synonyms: ṭʰaba·d*.

dukʼil* [dukʼilʔ] ⇒ du-, kʼil*. Verb. point once with the finger. dukʼilá·du to keep pointing with the finger. dukʼila·du be pointing. dukʼileʼ mito is pointing at you. dukʼilaʔ several to point. dukʼílmaw several to be pointing. dukʼily he just pointed. Example Variant: dukʼilyam.

dukʼildukʼil* [dukʼíldukʼilʔ] ⇒ dukʼil*. Reduplicating Verb. point repeatedly with the finger, wagging finger.

dukʼimʔ cuhti [dukʼimʔ cúhti] ⇒ dukʼi·m*, cuhti. Noun. basket design of straight or dashed lines (or a long line).

dukʼis* [dukʼis] ⇒ du-, kʼis*. Verb. scratch with finger. dukʼisi D: Imperative. dukʼísmeʔ D: Plural. dukísmameʔ scratch several in one place. dukístʰuʔ D: Negative. dukʼísci D: Semelfactive. dukʼisá·du D: Durative. dukʼisá·tadu D: Plural. compare: dukʼi·m*, duʔkʼi*.

dukʼitam* [dukʼitámʔ] ⇒ dukʼi·m*.

dukʼiw [dukʼiw] ⇒ dukʼi·*. Adjective. scratched.

dukʼi·* [dukʼiw] ⇒ du-, kʼi·*₁. Verb. scratch with the fingers or claws to cause bleeding; get the finger scratched. ʔacaʔ qʼoʔo yaʔ ma·dal duhṭʰal mihcama· dukʼitʰ the Indian doctor cut her four places with (a piece of flint) in his fingers (to let out) the disease.

dukʼiw [dukʼiw] ⇒ dukʼi·*. Adjective. scratched.

dukʼi·m* [dukʼimʔ] ⇒ du-, kʼi·*₂, -m₂. Variant: dukʼitam*. Verb. streak, make a mark across with the finger. qali qʰáʔbe tol heʔén cʼiškan dukʼimʔ mimaw what a beautiful streak lies across the sky. dukʼitamʔ make several marks. ʔúl duweni ʔacaʔ yácʰma qʼoʔo mánen huʔú· ma tol (mul) mákʰle dukʼímtamaʔ long ago when the Indians danced, they put (that) white clay oin their faces (made streak). Example Variant: ... dukʼitá·maʔ. dukʼi·ma D: Imperative. dukʼitámmeʔ D: Plural Object, Plural Imperative. compare: duʔkʼi*, dukʼis*.

dukʼimʔ cuhti [dukʼimʔ cúhti] ⇒ dukʼi·m*, cuhti. Noun. basket design of straight or dashed lines (or a long line).

dukʼi·š* [dukʼiš] ⇒ du-, kʼi·š*₃. Verb. squeak or rasp with the finger (i.e., rubbing finger on balloon). puṭíhši·₁ dukʼišín e· mu he is squeaking the balloon with his finger.

dukʼum* [dukʼumʔ] ⇒ du-, kʼum*. Verb. be excessive, be too much or too difficult to do, do to one’s limit. dukʼumáʔcʰi ʔe· ninecʼkʰe it is by practice (doing to one’s limit) you will learn.

dukʼut* [dukʼúʔ] ⇒ duʔkʼu*.

dukʼuyta* [dukʼúyʔtaw] ⇒ duʔkʼuy*.

dul* [-] Instr Verb Root. be beyond reach. synonyms: dil*.

badul* [badulʔ] ⇒ ba-, dul*. Verb. be beyond reach, with the lips, snout, or beak; by speech (or hearing). badulmaw too far to reach with voice.

hidul* [hidulʔ] ⇒ hi-, dul*. Verb. fail to touch with the body.

hidulcicʼ* [hidúlciʔ] ⇒ hidul*. Verb. several to fail to touch with body. mul matʼiléʔya ṭʰaʔbamal – ʔa hihtáyʔ da·qaʔ cumatʰma· hó·to· miṭi·li – to hidúlcicʼwiy I wanted to touch that furniture lying there with my body – the chair was lying in the way and it was too far for me to touch.

pʰadul* [pʰadulʔ] ⇒ pʰa-, dul*. Verb. be beyond reach of poking with a stick. haʔal ʔa ʔahqʰa yó· baqʼotʰin pʰacʼoʔ da(´)·qaʔ pʰadúlciyʔ that thing under the water that I wanted to poke, I couldn’t reach it. Example Variant: pʰadílciyʔ.

dulabatʰqa* [dulabátʰqaw] ⇒ duhlabatʰqa*.

dulac* [dulaʔ] ⇒ du-, lac*. Variant: dudaya*. Verb. 1 • fail with fingers.

2 • forget. dulácʰwiye· to I forgot. pé·su buhqʰal to dulacʰqʰ I forgot my pocket book; I’m missing my pocket book. dulaci forget to take it!

duladula* [duladúlaw] ⇒ dulac*. Verb. keep trying to pick up but keep failing.

dulaṭʼa* [dulaṭʼaw] ⇒ duṭʼa·*.

dulaya* [dulayaw] ⇒ du-, laya*. Verb. fail to affect something with fingers – it’s too heavy to pick up or too slippery.

dulayicʼ* [dulayiʔ] ⇒ du-, layicʼ*. Verb. dress up, doll oneself up. dulayí·cʼi D: Imperative. dulayʔtacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. kʼaṭa dúlayiʔ to get dressed any way. compare: pʰilayicʼ*.

duledule* [duledulew] ⇒ du-, le*. Cooccurrence: usually with semelfactive -c. Reduplicating Verb. stop up with finger. duleduleyiʔ to close (nose) with fingers. duleduleʔ fill closed with finger or close as finger over bottle top.

duli*₁ [duliw] ⇒ du-, li*₂. Variant: dulita*. Verb. spread into thin layer (a dry powder).

dulic* [duliʔ] ⇒ duli*₁. Verb. spread out with fingers. ʔaró·s dulicʰmadu·ci spread the (dry) rice out by hand (to pick out dirty part)! Example Variant: ʔaró·s dulicʰmadu·ci^. done in making acorn mush to let the water seep out. compare: duli·t*.

duli*₂ [-] ⇒ du-, li*₁. Cooccurrence: always reduplicated, see reduplicated forms. Reduplicating Verb. scatter of light.

duliduli* [duliduliw] ⇒ duli*₂. Reduplicating Verb. scatter of light. ʔoho qáwi duliduliwe· haʔu that little fire is flickering. ʔoho dulidúlicʰqa start the fire!

dulita* [dulitaw] ⇒ duli*₁. Verb. spread into thin layer.

dulitat* [dulitaʔ] ⇒ duli·t*. Verb. move circularly with a finger.

duliṭʼi* [duliṭʼiw] ⇒ duṭʼi*. Verb. bend with a finger.

duli·t* [duliʔ] ⇒ du-, li·t*. Variant: dulitat*. Verb. stir with a finger; move circularly, move through a medium (air, water) in an arc, with the finger; wave fingers. ʔahqʰawi duliʔ to stir water with fingers. duli·ti míto mul cohšoʔbamʔ wave your fingers in the air. compare: dulic*.

dulqʰaʔa·li [dulqʰaʔa·li] ⇒ dul*, qʰaʔa. Noun. day after tomorrow.

dulu* [duluw] ⇒ du-, lu*₂. Variant: dulut*. Verb. smear, stain, mess up with finger. dulu smear! dulutʰuʔ D: Negative. dulútʰmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. duluʔ rub something on self with finger.

dulut* [dulúʔ] ⇒ dulu*.

duluʔta* [duluʔtaw] ⇒ duhlud*.

dumhmic* [dumhmiʔ] ⇒ du-, mhmic*. Verb. do perfectly; complete. dúmhmici do it perfectly! or Complete it! dúmhmiwa·du used to complete making, sweeping; not picking berries, bathing. ʔahca qawí·bina ma dúmhmi·tʰiqʰ when you built a house, you didn’t complete it. compare: dumi*.

dumi* [dumiw] ⇒ du-, mi*₁. Verb. do well, completely. (qʼoʔdi) dumí· cicʼi·du do it well. dumi do it well! Example Variant: dumhmici. ʔama· dumíwʔtʰin cicʼe**·de· mu·kinʔ he doesn’t do anything right. qʼoʔdi dúmi do it well! compare: dumhmic*.

dumuc [dumuʔ] ⇒ dumuc*. Adjective. insulted.

dumuc* [dumuʔ] ⇒ du-, muc*. Verb. tease by action. dumuci tease! dumucá·tadu pl. obj. dumucá·tacʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. kumíʔdacʼe·to mu dumuci·du he always teases me. (AH) !! dumucíne·to maʔu manʔ she’s always teasing me. dumuci·de·to maʔu manʔ because she’s always teasing me. dumucáhqaʔ disgusted. mu·kinʔ dumucé·madal D: he is teasing her. dumucʰ D: he is teasing. mu ʔima·ta ʔem maʔdaqʰá·del tiʔkʰe ʔama· cicʼí·du da·qáʔtʰi·li dumucáhqacʼ that woman to her husband, because he didn’t like to do anything for, won’t ask him for anything more, gave up on him. dumucíne· to manʔ she's teasing me. compare: do·yoʔtʼa*.

dumuc [dumuʔ] ⇒ dumuc*. Adjective. insulted.

dunaw [dunawacʼ] ⇒ duna·*₁. Noun. nightmare.

dunawacʼ* ⇒ dunawad*.

dunawad* [dunawa·du] ⇒ du-, na·*₂. Variant: dunawacʼ*. Verb. fool, cheat, play trick on. ʔama dúnawa·du nightmare. ʔama dúnawa·du haunted in the woods (ordinary words – ncf); to haunt. mu·kito dunawa·du he is cheated. dunawa·de· ma ma·dal you cheated her. dunawa·du haunted. compare: šiyanci*; synonyms: duna·*₁.

duna·*₁ [dunaw] ⇒ du-, na·*₂. Verb. have a nightmare (dream in which can’t move); terrified in dream, can't move or defend oneself; as if a bad spirit has taken over. kumiʔdaʔ duna· hayomʔ always walk around haunted. duna·tʰuʔ D: Negative. duna·meʔ D: Plural Imperative. to·ṭʼo duwé baqʼo yáʔ tʰin duna·wiy something gave me nightmares last night. dunaci·du to be paralyzed, spellbound. dunaci·ducé·du D: Durative, Directional "away". synonyms: dunawad*.

dunaw [dunaw] ⇒ duna·*₁. Noun. nightmare.

duna·*₂ ⇒ du-, na·*₁. Verb. block, cover, with fingers. kʼuyu dúna mu·kito ʔ choke him!

dunem* [dunemʔ] ⇒ du-, nem*₁. Verb. tap with a finger. dunémdunemʔ to keep tapping with finger.

dunetta [dunétta] Adjective. 1 • empty-handed. dunétta ma·duʔ to come without anything (something that should be brought), empty-handed. hiʔbayá dunetta an empty-handed man.

2 • (standing) erect [?]; describes animal standing on hind legs or person with hands over head. dunétta hiba·li cotonʔwadu (the snake) moved standing /dunetta/ on its tail. dunétta tʼetʰmawe· hayu the dog stood on his hind legs. muhtʰi dunetta rattlesnake (stand) erect. naṭa dúnetta erect child. dunétta wa·du walk on hind legs.

dune·c* [duneʔ] ⇒ du-, ne·c*₂. Verb. build. dune·cayʔ to build on (addition to house).

dupʰahši* [dupʰahšiw] ⇒ duhpʰa·š*. Verb. sag inward with a finger.

dupʰukʼut* [dupʰukʼúʔ] ⇒ duhpʰukʼut*.

dupʼanta* [dupʼántaw] ⇒ duʔpʼanh*, -ta.

dupʼil* [dupʼilʔ] ⇒ du-, pʼil*. Verb. feel slick (of egg white) or fine-textured (of silt) to the fingers.

dupʼilʔ₂ [dupʼilʔ] ⇒ dupʼil*. Adjective. slick (of eggwhite), fine-textured (of silt). compare: sipʼilʔ, dupʼilʔ₁, dupʼilʔ₁.

dupʼilʔ₁ [dupʼilʔ] ⇒ dupʼi·l*. Adjective. gooey, like clay. compare: sipʼilʔ, dupʼilʔ₂, dupʼilʔ₂.

dupʼilʔ₂ [dupʼilʔ] ⇒ dupʼil*. Adjective. slick (of eggwhite), fine-textured (of silt). compare: sipʼilʔ, dupʼilʔ₁, dupʼilʔ₁.

dupʼi·l* [dupʼilʔ] ⇒ du-, pʼi·l*. Verb. feel sticky or gooey to the fingers. dupʼilá·du spread out mud. dupʼili feel sticky! dupʼilmeʔ feel sticky (to several)! dupʼilá·duwa·du @ be sticky all around. dupʼilá·tadu @ be sticky in several places.

dupʼilʔ₁ [dupʼilʔ] ⇒ dupʼi·l*. Adjective. gooey, like clay. compare: sipʼilʔ, dupʼilʔ₂, dupʼilʔ₂.

duqatac* [duqataʔ] ⇒ duqa·c*. Verb. become lost.

duqatacʰqa* [duqatacʰqaw] ⇒ duqa·cʰqa*.

duqa·c* [duqaʔ´] Lit: which lost not bird object-case Variant: duqac*. Variant: duqatac*. Verb. 1 • become lost; lose (die). duqa·ci (You sg.) Get lost! duqatácʰmeʔ (You pl.) Get lost! kʰe cʰíṭu· duqacʰqʰ my basket has got lost. heʔel duqaʔ tʰin sʼihta ʔel idiom: not leaving out any bird (in trying to name all the birds). pe·su dúqa·y calque: (Someone) lost money (on a bet). ʔahqa duqaʔ calque: to lose a game. mahṭʰél duqaʔ calque: to lose one’s mother (mother has died). Example Variant: mahṭʰel cʰoyiʔ. šina· duqaʔ calque: to lose one’s head or mind, to go crazy. ʔama duqaʔ calque: to lose one's mind, not be able to remember. ʔul duqaʔdo she is lost (dead). Example Variant: ʔul duqá·y..

2 • disappear. duqaʔ it's disappeared.

3 • omit.

duqa·cʰqa* [duqacʰqaw] ⇒ duqa·c*. Variant: duqatacʰqa*. Verb. 1 • lose. kʰe cʰíṭu· duqacʰqamela I have lost my basket. duqatácʰqa lose several! ʔama dúhkal ʔtʼa·de·to kʰe hiʔbaya duqacʰqaba I feel lonesome, having lost my husband.

2 • forget.

duqʰac* [duqʰaʔ] ⇒ du-, qʰac*₃. Verb. divide with the finger. duqʰácʰmuʔ to take apart mutually, two parties to divide something between themselves.

duqʰal*₁ [duqʰalʔ] ⇒ du-, qʰal*₂. Verb. make a mark with the finger. duqʰali mark with finger! duqʰámeʔ mark with finger (to several)! duqʰáltameʔ mark several with finger (to several)! duqʰalá·duwa·du habitually mark with finger. compare: duqʰal*₂, duhqʰa*₃.

duqʰalicʼ* [duqʰaliʔ] ⇒ duqʰal*₁, -icʼ₂. Variant: duqʰaltacʼ*. Verb. to make a mark with the fingers; specifically to paint a design on one’s own face with pigments on the fingers. duqʰlí·cʼi paint your face! duqʰaltacʼi D: Plural. duqʰalícʼmeʔ paint your face (to several)! duqʰáltacʼeʔ paint your faces (to several)!

duqʰal*₂ [duqʰalʔ] ⇒ du-, qʰal*₁. Verb. rub with finger. duqʰalʔ rub with finger once. duqʰalʔtaw several rub with finger once. compare: duqʰal*₁, duhqʰa*₃, duhqʰa*₃.

duqʰalta* [duqʰaltaw] ⇒ duhqʰalh*.

duqʰaltacʼ* [duqʰaltacʼ] ⇒ duqʰalicʼ*.

duqʰat* [duqʰaʔ] ⇒ du-, qʰat*. Variant: duqʰatad*. Verb. doctor by sucking, treat an ailment the Indian way. duqʰatí to ʔ treat me! duqʰati treat by sucking! duqátʰmeʔ treat by sucking (to several)! duqʰatá·du (to doctor) treat!

duqʰata·du yaʔ [duqʰata·du yaʔ] ⇒ duqʰat*, =yac. Noun. sucking doctor.

duqʰatad* [duqʰatadu] ⇒ duqʰat*.

duqʰatam* [duqʰatamʔ] ⇒ duqʰa·m*. Verb. wipe off with a finger.

duqʰata·du yaʔ [duqʰata·du yaʔ] ⇒ duqʰat*, =yac. Noun. sucking doctor.

duqʰaṭʼqʰaʔṭʼa* [duqʰaṭʼqʰaʔṭʼaw] ⇒ duhqʰaṭ*₁.

duqʰayacʼ* [duqʰayacʼ] ⇒ duqʰayad*.

duqʰayad* [duqʰayá·du] ⇒ du-, qʰay*₁. Variant: duqʰayacʼ*. Verb. gather by picking up (food, firewood). ʔahá· duqʰayá·du to gather wood. ʔahá· duqʰayacʼmeʔ gather some wood! duqʰayá·du mul ʔahay ʔ pick up sticks! duqʰayácʼmeʔ pick up sticks (to several)! compare: duku·ṭ*, duqʰa·*₁.

duqʰa·*₁ [duqʰaw] ⇒ du-, qʰa·*₁. Verb. pick off (one or many) with the fingers. ṭʼíʔbahqa· haʔal duqʰa pick those blackberries! ya·pálka duqʰa pick some apples! duqʰayaʔ pick lots one at a time. duqʰa pick one. duqʰa·tʰuʔ don't pick one. duqʰaci·du(wá·du) keep picking. duqʰa·ciʔtʰuʔ don't keep picking. duqʰayá·du pick several. duqʰayáʔtʰuʔ don't pick several. téʔ duqʰayʔ give it to me, I'll pick it. compare: duku·ṭ*, duqʰayad*.

duqʰa·*₂ [duqʰaw] ⇒ du-, qʰa·*₂. Verb. get finger cut. duqaʔ to get one’s own finger cut. qahca síʔtʼa tol duqʰa·cʼi get your finger cut on a sharp knife!

duqʰa·d* [duqʰa·du] ⇒ du-. Verb. pick it up.

duqʰa·m* [duqʰamʔ] ⇒ du-, qʰa·m*. Variant: duqʰatam*. Verb. wipe off with the finger. ʔú·qʰa duqʰa·maʔ to wipe tears off oneself with the fingers. compare: duba·l*.

duqʰa·ṭ* [duqʰaʔ] ⇒ du-, qʰa·ṭ*₂. Verb. feel good to the touch.

duqʼahci* [duqʼahciw] ⇒ duʔqʼac*.

duqʼa·ṭ* [duqʼaʔ´] ⇒ du-, qʼa·ṭ*₁. Verb. scrape with, or on, something finger-like: to grind a drill bit, file a fingernail; smooth a rough surface with an abalone shell; file down; scratch with finger; grate carrots or potatoes. duqʼaṭʰci múl noʔqoʔqʼaṭa ʔ smooth off that mussel shell. Example Variant: duqʼaṭʰma múl noʔqoʔqʼaṭa ʔ. duqʼa·ṭi smooth it! duqʼaṭʰci múl ʔ smooth it! duqʼa·ṭi grate (carrots)!

dusa·la* [dusa·láw] ⇒ duhsa*₂, -ala, duda·la*.

duse* [dusew] ⇒ du-, se*. Verb. dislike, restricted to actions done with the fingers. ʔama dútʼaʔ dusewé·to I don’t like to wash. duseqá·cʼi D: Imperative. dusewáhqacʼmeʔ D: Causative, Plural Imperative. dusewá·tacʼqacʼmeʔ D: Causative, Plural Imperative.

duse·l* [duselʔ] ⇒ du-, se·l*. Verb. clean, make clear, rinse, with the finger; wash something off fingers. duse·liʔ to wash off fingers by twiddling them in the water.

dusihyalaw [dusihyalaw] Noun. curtain. compare: wenta·na duhseya·law.

dusu* [dusuw] ⇒ du-, su*. Verb. scratch off part of surface with finger. dusu D: Imperative. dusuʔ to scratch, moving in direction parallel to plane of nail. dusuwácʼmeʔ D: Plural Imperative. dusuci·du wayʔcʼin D: Durative. dusucí·du to keep on.

dusu·l* [dusulʔ] ⇒ du-, su·l*₁. Verb. pick up scattered (small) objects. ʔul ya hatʼ dusu·lela we're picking the scattered prunes. (heard old- timer say this).

dusʼam* [dusʼamʔ] ⇒ du-, sʼam*. Verb. plug with finger. ʔimo· dusʼámʔye· mu stick it in hole and break off.

dusʼaylamucʼ* [dusʼaylamuʔ] ⇒ du-, sʼayla*. Verb. crossed. dusʼáylamuʔ sʼiqa· maʔa ciba·tʰin someone made this (table legs) crossed). dusʼaylamu·cʼi D: Imperative.

dusʼa·* [dusʼaw] ⇒ du-, sʼa·*. Verb. break in the fingers (something small like a toothpick). hiʔtʼiʔ dusʼamwiye· to a thorn broke off in my finger.

dusʼa·l* [dusʼalʔ] ⇒ du-, sʼa·l*. Verb. squeeze out liquid with fingers. dusʼa·li D: Imperative. dusʼaltʰuʔ D: Negative. dusʼala·du D: Durative. dusʼala·duwá·du D: Durative. cohšotól mito ṭʰom qaʔ dusʼali·cʼi squeeze out the pus starting on your hand. dusʼala·dadu to squeeze out slowly along (toothpaste tube). dusʼa·liʔ to squeeze (out something wet). dusʼali·cʼi(cedú·cedu) D: Reflexive, (Durative).

dusʼa·sʼay [dusʼá·sʼay] Noun. cricket species. dusʼá·sʼaye· mu it's a cricket. compare: ṭʰoʔo·koyʔ.

dusʼe·kʼ* [dusʼeʔ] ⇒ du-, sʼe·kʼ*. Verb. bend the tip of something with finger. ʔila dúsʼekʼi·biʔ to bend (tip of) nose up with finger. ʔila dúsʼekʼa·law to bend (tip of) nose down with finger. cohso dúsʼekʼi·biʔ to bend finger up with finger. dúsʼekʼi·biyi·cʼi D: Reflexive. dusʼekʼcimé·du D: Durative. dusʼehkʼibi·ci D: Semelfactive, Imperative, Directional "up" or Inceptive. dusʼekʼi·bicʼba dusʼekʼmaw bent it up and held it. dusʼékʼdusʼe·kʼi repeatedly bend tip!

dusʼi* [dusʼiw] ⇒ du-, sʼi*₂. Verb. pinch, fold, make crease, hem, using fingers. dusʼica·loqoʔ (to hem) crease with finger by bending a piece of material up out; also hem turning up out.

dusʼihc* [dusʼihciw] ⇒ dusʼi·cʼ*. Verb. fold with a finger.

dusʼit* [dusʼíʔ] ⇒ duʔsʼi*, -t₂.

dusʼi·cʼ* [dusʼiʔ] ⇒ du-, sʼi·cʼ*₁. Variant: dusʼihc*. Verb. pleat, make a fold with the finger. dusʼi·cʼi D: Imperative. dusʼiʔtʰuʔ D: Negative. dusʼicʼi·du(wa·du) D: Durative. dusʼi·cʼíʔtʰuʔ D: Durative, Negative. dusʼíhcitʰuʔ D: Plural Object, Negative. dusʼíhcime·du D: Plural Object, Durative. dusʼíhci D: Plural Object, Imperative. compare: dusʼuy*.

dusʼi·m* [dusʼimʔ] ⇒ du-, sʼim*. Verb. button one. dusʼitamaʔ to button several. dusʼi·ma D: Imperative. dusʼimtʰuʔ D: Negative. dusʼitá·madu D: Plural Object, Durative. dusʼitámaʔtʰuʔ D: Plural Object, Negative. dusʼima·duwá·du D: Durative. dusʼi·máʔtʰuʔ D: Negative. wotó·n dusʼita·ma button the buttons! dusʼitá·ma D: Plural Object, Imperative.

dusʼuhyaqac* [dusʼúhyaqaʔ] ⇒ dusʼuy*, -aqac. Variant: dusʼuyaqac*. Verb. diamond (suit in cards).

dusʼuhyaqaʔ cuhti [dusʼúhyaqaʔ cuhti] ⇒ dusʼuhyaqac*, cuhti. Noun. diamond design; design with sharp corners (triangle or diamond).

dusʼul* [dusʼulʔ] ⇒ du-, sʼul*. Verb. make smooth and shiny with the fingers. hasime dusʼuliʔ stroke his beard. dusʼuli stick hair or mustache together so it comes to a point! dusʼulí·bici come to a point at top (like wigwam)! dusʼúlmaw D: Plural. synonyms: doqol*.

ʔahca dusʼuli·biʔ [ʔahca dúsʼuli·biʔ] ⇒ ʔahca, dusʼul*. Noun. teepee.

dusʼuy* [dusʼuyʔ] ⇒ du-, sʼuy*. Verb. use fingers to make pointed, have corners, be angled. dusʼuyá·law to crease with fingers downward (as on dress). dusʼuyá·qaʔ to crease upward. dusʼúhyaqaʔ cuhti design with sharp corners (triangle or diamond). compare: dusʼi·cʼ*.

dusʼuhyaqac* [dusʼúhyaqaʔ] ⇒ dusʼuy*, -aqac. Variant: dusʼuyaqac*. Verb. diamond (suit in cards).

dusʼuhyaqaʔ cuhti [dusʼúhyaqaʔ cuhti] ⇒ dusʼuhyaqac*, cuhti. Noun. diamond design; design with sharp corners (triangle or diamond).

dusʼuyaqac* [dusʼuyá·qaʔ] ⇒ dusʼuhyaqac*.

duša·l* [dušalʔ] ⇒ du-, ša·l*. Verb. rustle something with fingers; sliding of two pieces of paper together with fingers.

duša·maw [duša·maw] ⇒ du-, ša·m*. Adjective. long, messy, of hair. compare: šuhšahša*, dahša*.

duši·m*₁ [dušimʔ] ⇒ du-, ši·m*₂. Verb. rustle with fingers.

duši·m*₂ [dušimʔ] ⇒ du-, ši·m*₁. Verb. disarray, scatter, spread out (paper, etc)) with fingers. dušima·duc to spread out (papers) with fingers. duhšiduhšidu·ci spread out! (as spread seaweed to dry).

dušud* [dušudu] ⇒ du-, šud*₁. Verb. feel strange to the touch.

dutaṭ* [dutaʔ] ⇒ du-, taṭ*. Verb. have crooked fingers; hold fingers crooked; twist (something) with fingers. dutaṭʰciw to hold hand with one crooked finger. dutaṭʰmaw hold hand with several crooked fingers. ma·kina pili·li šibal hqʰaʔ dutaṭʰcimela I turned the steering wheel the other way (to miss hitting something).

dutel* [dutelʔ] ⇒ du-, tel*. Verb. straighten something out (a cloth). dutelí mul ʔ straighten it out! dutelá·qa mul ʔ straighten those out! Example Variant: dutélta mul ʔ. dutelʔtʰin é· mu it's not straight. synonyms: duhkel*; compare: dute·l*.

dute·l* [dutelʔ] ⇒ du-, te·l*. Verb. numb from cold. dute·li (to cold) get numb! dutelqácʼmeʔ (to several) Get numb! dutelyé· to I got numb. cohšo dute·licʰwiye· to my hands have gone numb (with cold). compare: dutel*.

ka·wa duṭic [ka·wa dúṭiʔ] Lit: to roll or twist together tobacco ⇒ ka·wa, duti·t*. Noun. cigarette.

dutudutuc* [dutudútuʔ] ⇒ du-, tu*₂. Reduplicating Verb. stuff to the point of bulging, using the finger. wallet li pe·su dutudutu·y you stuffed money in your wallet so it bulges.

dutul* [dutulʔ] ⇒ du-, tul*. Verb. straighten (bent hairpin, wrinkled clothes). compare: dukel*.

dutʰil* [dutʰilʔ] ⇒ du-, tʰil*₁. Verb. tear but not necessarily apart using fingers. dutʰila·qaʔ to tear poking with finger. Example Variant: dutʰilciw.

dutʼac* [dutʼaʔ] ⇒ duʔtʼa*. Verb. feel with a finger.

dutʼat [dutʼaʔ] ⇒ . Noun. worker.

dutʼat*₁ [dutʼaʔ] ⇒ du-, tʼat*₃. Verb. bother with fingers. dutʼati D: Imperative. dutʼáhtʰuʔ D: Negative. dutʼatá·du D: Durative. dutʼatá·duwa·du D: Plural Object, Durative. musa·la dutʼahtʰumul ko·ko ʔe ʔ don’t bother the snake with finger; it’s dangerous. compare: dutʼat*₂, sʼa·*, ʔkʼa*₁, ʔba*₂, ṭʼa·*, kʼaṭʰi*₃, ʔcʼu*, pisa*, ṭʼa·*, =kʼaʔli, kʼaṭʰi*₁, kʼakʼa·ṭʰak, pisa*, duʔbaʔba*; synonyms: hca*₃.

ʔaca·ʔ dutʼaʔli pʰiʔkʼo [ʔacaʔ dutʼáʔli pʰiʔkʼo] Lit: person-doctoring-with ball (patterned); ball with which to doctor a person ⇒ ʔaca·c, dutʼat*₁, pʰiʔkʼo. Noun. a ball (dark blue with a white design) that is batted around while doctoring. ʔacaʔ dutʼáʔli pʰiʔkʼo kóʔyi patterned doctoring ball.