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wide body or baseca·ṭʰešṭʰešeca·ṭʰéšṭʰešetempl. of*ca·ṭʰešadj-ideowide bodied, wide at the base, flared at the basesynca·kʰeškʰešecf*ca·ṭʰešma2.1Body8.2.4Wide
wide eyes*piṭi·šmapiṭišmáwessive of*piṭi·švopen eyes wide, make eyes wider; be sitting with eyes open on ground or anywhere; open closed eyespiṭiša·duwá·dulook around with wide-open eyescf*piṭoš5.7.3Wake up2.1.1.1Eyetempl.pi·ṭišṭiši
wide face, have*piṭʰe·špiṭʰeš´pl.*piṭʰehšpref. ofpʰi-with side of long object*ṭʰe·šbe widevhave big face (esp. one that is flat and wide)cf*pihṭʰeyʔ*piṭʰe·8.2Big2.1.1Head
wide-bodied, be*ca·ṭʰešmaca·ṭʰéšmawessive of*ca·ṭʰešvbe wide-bodied, of fat man or tree trunkcfca·ṭʰešṭʰeše2.1Body8.2.4Wide
wide-eyedpi·ṭišṭišipi·ṭíšṭišitempl. of*piṭi·šmaopen eyesadj-ideowith wide-open eyes; big eyedsynpi·ṭošṭošopi·ṭošṭošopi·ṭóšṭošotempl. of*piṭošbe big-eyedadj-ideobig-eyedsynpi·ṭišṭiši2.1.1.1Eye
wide-eyed, be*piṭʰilpiṭʰílʔpl.*piṭʰiltapref. ofpʰi-with side of long object*ṭʰilspreadvopen eyes wide; strain eyes, try to seecf*pihṭʰihṭʰi8.3.1.9Stretch2.1.1.1Eye*piṭošpiṭóšpref. ofpʰi-with side of long object*ṭošbe big-eyedvbe big-eyedmensʼíba hóhwa cahcido, yowál men pʰiṭošmáʔdohe sat down at the door as before and his big eyes looked incf*piṭi·šma2.1.1.1Eyetempl.pi·ṭošṭošo
wide-facedqa·ṭʰešṭʰešeqa·ṭʰéšṭʰešetempl. of*qa·ṭʰešadj-ideowide-faced ?syn*kʰešpi·ṭʰešṭʰeše2.1.1Head8.2.4Widepi·ṭʰešṭʰešepi·ṭʰéšṭʰešetempl. of*pi·ṭʰešadj-ideowide-facedsyn*kʰešqa·ṭʰešṭʰeše2.1.1Head8.2.4Wide
wigglershayʔkoháyʔkonwigglers, mosquito larvaecfkotoloko·tayʔ1.6.3Animal life cycle
wildkulu bakʰekulu bákʰeadjwild, undomesticated; from the forest: forest-dwelling (of an animal)comp.kulu bakʰe ʔaro·s
wild cucumberbeheṭʼa·ṭʼabeheṭʼá·ṭʼacomp. ofbehepeppernutṭʼa·ṭʼarump [??]nmanroot, wild cucumberMarah fabaceus, Echinocystis fabaceae (Gourd Family)5.2.3.1.3Food from vegetables
wild gingermoʔbow qʰalemoʔbó· qʰalecomp. of*moʔboswell, rise swollenqʰale1tree, plantabs. of*moʔboswell, rise swollenqʰale1tree, plantnwild ginger (round leaf)synsʼuhkul šihpʰa qʰaleAsarum caudatum (Brithwort Family)1.5.3Grass, herb, vine
Wild Goose Springlaʔlahqʰaláʔlahqʰafr. var.laʔlaqʰader. oflalagooseqʰawaterplaceWild Goose Spring: a place south of Dusty Place and northwest of Elderberry Place
wild peaʔama·la maʔa 2ʔama·la máʔain n.p.ʔama·lajack-rabbitmaʔafoodnwild peaLotus grandiflorus (Pea Family)5.2.3.1.1Food from seeds
wildcatdolo·mʔdolomʔ´nwildcat, bobcat; also used for housecat1.6.1.1.2Carnivore
wildernesskulu·kulu·short.kuluadvwilderness, woodscfkuluciccader.kuluʔmaltowcomp.kulu· ša·loc.kulu·lhqʰac
wilderness, intokulu·lhqʰackululhqʰáʔloc. ofkulu·wilderness-lALL=hqʰactowardadvinto the woods, toward the woods, the wilderness
will power, have*duyemacʼduyemáʔpl.*duyehtimacʼrefl. of*duyemhold in fingersvhold oneself back, control oneself, get ahold of oneselfcʰuwayʔ duyemaʔto hold back or suppress a laugh; keep oneself from laughingduyemá·cʼidon’t lose control of yourself. Control yourself!3.3.3.6Control
will you (do something)yukʰyúkʰinterjplease; will or can you (do something)yukʰ mensʼimplease do it! (begging so it can't be refused)yúkʰ kʰe ʔahqʰa codo·dumwill you bring me some water?3.3.2Request4.3.7Polite
willet (bird)qʰapiliʔliqʰapíliʔlicomp. ofʔahqʰawater*piliʔli?nwillet, a large sandpiper; semipalmated plovercfšaqoliʔliTringa semipalmata
willinglyhlici·wilicí·widial. var.licʰwider. of*hlic2be willing=wiat in with, by (INSTR) in order toadvwith gusto, willingly, enthusiastically
willow, Pacificcuṭʼa· 2cuṭʼa·´nred willow, also called Pacific willowSalix lasiandra (Willow Family)1.5.1Treen.p.cuṭʼa· dasuhlimʔcomp.pʰalaʔcayʔ cuṭʼa·
willow, redcuṭʼa· 2cuṭʼa·´nred willow, also called Pacific willowSalix lasiandra (Willow Family)1.5.1Treen.p.cuṭʼa· dasuhlimʔcomp.pʰalaʔcayʔ cuṭʼa·
willow, Sitkacuṭʼa· 3cuṭʼa·´nSitka willow; velvet willowSalix sitchensis1.5.1Treen.p.cuṭʼa· dasuhlimʔcomp.pʰalaʔcayʔ cuṭʼa·