- ’elush
- ʔeləš
- sister or female cousin of a man; brother or male cousin of a woman sister or female cousin of a man, brother or male cousin of a woman
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- ’e’muqt
- ʔem̓əqt
- return it, take it back to return it, to take it back
- ’e’muqth
- ʔem̓əqθ
- return me, bring me home
- ’e’muqthamu
- ʔem̓əqθamə
- return you
- ’es-hw
- ʔesxʷ
- seal
- ’eshw
- ʔešw
- seal
- ’es-hwul’qun
- ʔesxʷəl̓qən
- seal hair
- ’e’the’mutth’t
- ʔeʔθem̓ət̓ᶿt
- mending broken parts of weaving
- ’ethuqun
- ʔeθəqən
- in front
- ’e’tl’qul’
- ʔeʔƛ̓qəl̓
- exiting, going out
- ’e’tth’i’nust
- ʔeʔt̓ᶿin̓əst
- wiping someone's chest
- ’e’tth’lhne’num’
- ʔeʔt̓ᶿłnen̓əm̓
- wiping one's throat
- ’e’tth’shunum’
- ʔeʔt̓ᶿšənəm̓
- wiping one's feet
- ’e’tth’shut
- ʔeʔt̓ᶿšət
- wiping someone's feet
- ’e’tth’ul’wut
- ʔeʔt̓ᶿəl̓wət
- wiping off clothes
- ’e’tth’ul’wutum’
- ʔeʔt̓ᶿəl̓wətəm̓
- wiping off one's clothes
- ’e’tth’umutth’t
- ʔeʔt̓ᶿəmət̓ᶿt
- wiping the grain (for ex of a paddle)
- ’e’tth’ut
- ʔeʔt̓ᶿət
- wiping, rubbing out, erasing
- ’etth’ut
- ʔet̓ᶿət
- wipe it, rub it out, erase it to wipe it
- ’e’tth’uwe’lht
- ʔeʔt̓ᶿəweʔłt
- wiping down sides (of a canoe), someone's back
- ’e’tth’uw’ulh
- ʔeʔt̓ᶿəw̓əł
- wiping down a canoe
- ’e’uhwin
- ʔeʔəxʷin
- little, small, tiny
- ’e’ullhqi’
- ʔeʔəlłqiʔ
- snakes snakes
- ’e’ut
- ʔeʔət
- here
- ’e’uth
- ʔeʔəθ
- here (feminine)