- yum’q’a’luw’tsust
- yəm̓q̓al̓əw̓cəst
- scrub someone's fingers ceremonially
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- yum’q’a’qwt
- yəm̓q̓aʔqʷt
- scrub someone's head ceremonially
- yum’q’aythinum
- yəm̓q̓ayθinəm
- scrub one's mouth ceremonially (with branches)
- yum’q’emutth’t
- yəm̓q̓emət̓ᶿt
- scrub it ceremonially (a new dancer's walking stick, a crippled child's cane, a teenage boy's spear pole)
- yum’q’emutth’ulhtstham’sh
- yəm̓q̓emət̓ᶿəłcθam̓š
- scrub it for me (for ex walking stick, cane, spear pole)
- yum’q’inust
- yəm̓q̓inəst
- scrub someone's chest ceremonially
- yumq’iwst
- yəmq̓iwst
- scrub down ceremonially the body of a new dancer (for ex with cedar branches) before bathing in cold water
- yum’q’shunum
- yəm̓q̓šənəm
- scrub your feet ceremonially
- yum’q’shut
- yəm̓q̓šət
- scrub someone's feet ceremonially
- yumq’t
- yəmq̓t
- rub him/her down (with something, such as cedar branches) to rub him/her down with something, such as cedar branches
- yumq’thut
- yəmq̓θət
- scrub oneself ceremonially with cedar or balsam (or sand)
- yum’q’tssels
- yəm̓q̓csels
- scrub hands ceremonially
- yum’q’tsselsstuhw
- yəm̓q̓cselsstəxʷ
- scrub hands ceremonially: get someone to do the hand-scrubbing
- yum’q’tssum
- yəm̓q̓csəm
- scrub one's hands ceremonially
- yum’q’tsusnuhw
- yəm̓q̓cəsnəxʷ
- scrub someone's hands ceremonially (manage to)
- yum’q’tsust
- yəm̓q̓cəst
- scrub someone's hands ceremonially
- yum’q’tsustun
- yəm̓q̓cəstən
- scrubber: scrubber made of cedar or willow bark
- yum’q’tum
- yəm̓q̓təm
- scrub down ceremonially (with branches) PASS
- yum’q’utssumnamut
- yəm̓q̓əcsəmnamət
- scrub your hands ceremonially (get a chance to)
- yum’q’uy’asum
- yəm̓q̓əy̓asəm
- rub: rub against a tree (deer or elk rub their bodies or antlers against trees when shedding fur or antlers)
- yum’shenum
- yəm̓šenəm
- put on leggings
- yum’shutun
- yəm̓šətən
- leggings leggings, leg warmers
- yum’tun
- yəm̓tən
- corset for new mothers corset for new mothers
- yum’yum’q’talum
- yəm̓yəm̓q̓taləm
- scrub us down ceremonially (with branches) PASS
- yum’yum’q’tum
- yəm̓yəm̓q̓təm
- scrub down ceremonially (with branches) PL