*ṭʰahqaṭʰahqáw1vplay (a game), have fun, play (as a child plays)bu·bú·muʔ ṭʰahqaplay the acorn game!yowál cohto ṭʰahqaʔkʰehe will play with the same group as beforeku·yí ʔyowe· ya ʔahqʰa mála· ṭʰahqawem pʰiʔtʼan hahse qʰámʔli ʔacaʔ dáhkomʔ yal cadunonce while we were playing by the river, suddenly in the brush a man was crouched watching uspʰiʔkʼo ṭʰahqati ʔacaʔ qamúʔte· yalet's take turns choosing people to play ballqawí ·ya ʔin iyowe· ya qʰaṭʰa· wi pʰilacʼwacʼin, qʰaše· šuwí· ṭʰahqaye ʔwhen we were little ones, we used to go around (on the beach) and play, twirling kelp rope (hanging, swinging, twirling)mi· yowé· mu ṭʰahqaci·duthere's where he used to playcaqʰáhyala· ṭʰahqawto slide, playingṭʰahqawá·duwaʔtʰuʔdon't joke around all the time!John tiʔkʰe hayu hihqʰobotʼbiw–ṭʰahqamuʔtiJohn nudged his dog (with his shoulder) to play with himpʰiʔkʼo ṭʰahqaba ya mayal cuʔkʼuywe played ball and we beat youcf*hqam1ʔahqa4.2.7Play, fun2ngame, amusement, funkobicʼíʔci ṭʰahqawpinching gameṭʰahqá· šihcimaʔnickname, play name bestowed by one’s playmates4.2.6.1Gameph. v.pʰiʔkʼo ṭʰahqaplay ball, especially to play baseballʔama· ṭʰahqa· meʔcomp.ʔama· ṭʰáhqa· meʔnplaytime, entertainment (rodeo, dance, etc.)ʔama· ṭʰahqaph. v.ʔama· ṭʰáhqaw1vplay a game, have fun2ngames, fun, amusement; plaything3na programfr. var.ʔama ṭʰahqamokʰoʔ ṭʰahqawn.p.mokʰóʔ ṭʰahqawngame of throwing stone through rolling hooppʰiʔkʼopʰikʼoʔ ṭʰahqan.p.pʰiʔkʼopʰíkʼoʔ ṭʰahqaw1vseveral to play ball repeatedlycf*pʰiyipʰiʔkʼo ṭʰahqapʰiʔkʼo ṭʰahqa2nbaseball (game)