- ’upenulhp
- ʔəpenəłp
- ten trees
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- ’upenuqun
- ʔəpenəqən
- ten containers ten containers
- ’upe’nuwulh
- ʔəpen̓əwəł
- ten conveyances
- ’upenuwulh
- ʔəpenəwəł
- ten canoes
- ’upunalus
- ʔəpənaləs
- ten circular objects
- ’upuwoonhw
- ʔəpəwu:nxʷ
- ten years
- ’uqw’iwst
- ʔəq̓ʷiwst
- cleanse someone ritually with water and cedar boughs
- ’ush
- ʔəš
- oops!
- ’ush’i’shul’
- ʔəšʔiʔšəl̓
- paddling PL
- ’ushul
- ʔəšəl
- paddle (v to paddle
- ’usup’
- ʔəsəp̓
- finish: get finished with to get finished with something
- ’usup’t
- ʔəsəp̓t
- finish with it
- ’ut’emutth’t
- ʔət̓emət̓ᶿt
- stretch fibre
- ’uthalust
- ʔəθaləst
- splice in a piece (for ex replace snipped off stitches in knitting; replace knots in a net)
- ’uthemutth’t
- ʔəθemət̓ᶿt
- mend it, broken parts of weaving
- ’uthule’tst
- ʔəθəleʔct
- add more bales to it (bales of hay, bundles of lumber)
- ’utl’
- ʔəƛ̓
- of, to, etc (preposition)
- ’utl’qels
- ʔəƛ̓qels
- take out (money)
- ’utl’qt
- ʔəƛ̓qt
- take it out to take it outside
- ’utl’qul
- ʔəƛ̓qəl
- exit, go out to go outside
- ’utth’aythut
- ʔət̓ᶿayθət
- wipe someone's mouth
- ’utth’emustuhw
- ʔət̓ᶿeməstəxʷ
- dress him/her
- ’utth’emutth’t
- ʔət̓ᶿemət̓ᶿt
- wipe the grain (for ex of a paddle)
- ’utth’enwust
- ʔət̓ᶿenwəst
- wipe someone's chest
- ’utth’inust
- ʔət̓ᶿinəst
- wipe someone's chest