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cabbage  ispaabomboki, istibiibomboki, hissopáthasbomboki. 
cabin  iischokòoli.   log cabin:  ìisittihokfa. 
cabinet  cupboard, cabinet, shelf:  nàasispaachiika.   kitchen cabinet, cupboard:  aayampomiisa, ayyampo paatalka. 
cable  steel cable:  ochonastalikcho. 
caboose  kabòska. 
cache  hiding place, cache, hide-out:  aaloⁿhilka. 
cackle  to cackle (as a hen):  kakkahka.   to cluck, cackle (as a hen about to lay an egg):  taktahka. 
cacophonous  to be a loud cacophonous noise:  pasàaya. 
cactus  prickly pear cactus:  talaapàkha. 
cafeteria  aataayòompa. 
cage  bird cage:  foosimiisa.   rabbit cage:  chokfimiisa. 
cake  paspachàmpoli.   corncake:  chassoochiika.   bluebread corn dumpling, corncake:  paspoochiika.   to be unkempt, messy, dirty, caked with mud:  pasàali. 
calculator  ishotiinatilka. 
calendar  hasiholtina. 
calf  waakasi.   calf of the leg, behind the knee:  ittabikonòoɬa. 
call  calling deer:  icho maastimaksobaachilka.   animal call:  holba.   to call out:  yowwa.   to call (someone) over a distance, call on the telephone:  maatiyyowwa.   to call to, hail (someone):  iyyowwa.   to name (someone), call (something) a name:  hochifa.   to be called:  ilka.   to blow (a horn) for (dogs), call (dogs) by blowing (a horn):  impoklichi.   to blow a hunting horn (to call dogs):  poklichi.   to whistle for (to call to):  inkootka. 
caller  callers who tell people to come to the yearly Christmas óolanwi party:  tahpala.   caller at a dance, singer for dancers:  bitka intáalwa. 
callous  to be calloused:  chihbi. 
callus  callus (of the hand):  ilbiwanha.   callus on the foot, bunion:  iyyiwanha. 
Camden  Camden, Texas:  Kamdi. 
camel  chichobapaapoksi, paasìkhi. 
camera  aatisholba. 
camp  camp ground, camp site:  albina.   camping out:  albinaachitilka.   to camp, set up camp:  albinaachi.   to camp out, sleep away from home:  maatabalàaka.   to go camping:  ostalbinaachi.   to pack food for camping, make a sack lunch:  pinakiichi. 
camper  albinàachi. 
campfire  albinafatikba, albinatikba. 
can¹  can, could, should, supposed to:  -álpìisa. 
can²  tin can:  kànka.   tin can, bucket:  ochanàtkabila, ochanàtka.   small tin can:  ochanàtkasi.   soft drink can:  kokkimiisa.   trash can:  náaskànko alpitta.   water tank, can, barrel:  oki ispaatalàaka.   to can (food):  aapitta. 
canary  foosláanasi. 
cancer  holpafàyko. 
candle  waakniya apala. 
candy  champoli.   candy cane, stick candy:  champolisankachi.   jawbreaker candy:  champolibonotka, champolibomboki.   peanut brittle:  hayaaɬichampoli. 
cane  candy cane, stick candy:  champolisankachi.   cane, reed, river cane:  iɬani.   walking cane, walking stick:  kottabi.   cane, walker, staff, etc.:  ilakkobititka.   sugar cane, cane sugar:  champolapihchi, champolisoⁿilka.   to brace oneself, prop up oneself (with a cane), lean on (a cane):  kottabiichi.   to peel, strip (river cane):  simbi.   to walk with (a cane):  iskottámbìichi. 
cane basket  iɬanikolbi. 
canebrake  iɬanistalàaka. 
cane flute  waskola. 
Cane Island  iɬani ispaatalàaka. 
Cane Island Creek  Iɬaniisa. 
cane whistle  iɬanipofilka. 
canine tooth  natichoba. 
cannibal  aatimáalonipa, aatimìntonipa. 
canoe  piɬɬa.   to paddle (a canoe):  istilokmayli. 
canoe basket  kolbipiɬɬasi, piɬɬa kolboshayòoki. 
can opener  ochanàtkasi istintiyapka. 
cantaloupe  akomaali. 
canyon  kolokbi, kolokbischoba, ihankolokbi. 
cap  knee cap:  ittòɬpa chofkoni. 
capable  to be capable, skilled, know how to do things:  imakostini. 
captain  kapitani. 
car  mobìlka, nàaswaliika pàlki, ibisnáaliwalíika.   car jack or lift:  mobìlkiswakayka.   driver of a car:  apiilìichi, áppiilìichi.   flat car of a train used for carrying logs:  ittistàaya.   to drive (a car):  apihlichi.   to drive (a car) for:  iwwaliilichi.   to drive (a car), run, operate, turn on or start (a vehicle or machine), fly (an airplane):  waliilichi.   to go by car, drive in a car (of one):  iswaliika. 
carbuncle  hichi, hichichoba. 
card  playing card:  holissotòoka.   to card, comb (wool or cotton):  sihlichi. 
cardboard  holisso chìibi. 
card game  holissotòoka. 
cardinal  tiskòmma.   sound made by a tiskòmma (robin or cardinal):  tististis. 
car door  mobìlkimokhicha. 
care  to care for, take care of:  iyíihòssi, ahíicha.   to take care of (plural objects):  ilapihli.   to take care of, care for, not allow anything to happen to:  ayyihoochi.   to watch (something) for, take care of for:  imahíicha.   to be cared for, watched over, looked after:  alhíicha.   to be looking after, keeping watch over, to guard, protect, take care of, housesit, babysit:  áhhìicha.   to have a few things in one's care (as caring for someone's children, livestock, pets, library books, etc.):  chíkkìili.   to have been taken care of:  alhicha.   to leave (one object) with, leave something animate in the care of someone, have someone take care of one's child, livestock, pet, etc.:  impiɬka.   to like, love, care about, be interested in:  imalosti. 
careful  carefully:  kanòochit.   to be careful of, watchful for, wary of:  imakostìini. 
careless  to get dirty, messy with (something) by being careless:  istalaamichi. 
caresse  to fondle, caresse:  potli. 
car horn  mobìlka impahkachi.   to honk, blow (a car horn):  pahlichi. 
carp  banta. 
carpet  rug, carpet, linoleum, mat, etc.:  itapatàaka. 
carpet tack  achoopasi. 
carport  mobìlkamiisa. 
carriage  bàki. 
carrier  mail carrier, postman:  holissostàaya.   water carrier:  okòochi. 
carrot  assikchi laana, assikchìlpa laana. 
carry  sling to carry a baby on the back:  aatosistimpaalpa.   to carry (an object) to, carry (one object) for:  imìisi.   to carry (especially a child) on one's back, carry piggyback:  impaapa.   to carry (of more than one):  istamaaka.   to carry (one object) on the shoulder:  yaabánnàali.   to carry on the back:  saapoli.   to carry on the lower back, carry (a heavy load):  chiniili.   to carry (plural objects):  pìihli.   to carry (several objects) for:  impìihli.   to be carried:  chiniika, impaalpa.   to be carrying around on the back, be hauling, be loaded down with:  chínnìili.   to bring to, carry (something) to:  istimila.   to carry the head back (of one):  abaanáttahli.   to go around in (a vehicle, new clothes), lead with (e.g. a leash), carry (of one or two), bring along with:  istàaya.   to haul, carry (a load):  wihaachi.   to have, carry, hold (one object):  istìisi.   to hold in the arms, carry (as a baby), cradle in the arms:  sòoli.   to make carry:  impaapachi.   to not have, not carry (of a store), have nothing:  imíkso.   to put on the shoulder to carry (two objects):  ilabanàali.   to put over, sling over one's shoulder to carry (one thing in a sack):  istilatakàali.   to shoulder (a load), hoist onto the shoulder to carry, put (one object) over the shoulder:  yaabanaali.   to take somewhere for (of one), carry for:  istimaɬɬa. 
carry out  to carry out (a plan), execute (a plan) (of more than one):  istamaaka. 
carry through  to go through with to the end, follow through to the end, bring to a conclusion, carry through with (of one):  ittaɬopotli. 
carry water  to draw water, carry water, fetch water:  okoochi, okin ostokoochi. 
carton  ittakòopa. 
cartridge  bullet, ammunition shell, gun cartridge:  bihinɬaki. 
carve  to peel repeatedly with a knife, whittle, carve:  taɬka². 
car wreck  to have a car wreck, run into (in a vehicle):  istabatapka. 
cash  cashing a check for or breaking a large bill for:  imbosotlichi.   cashing a check in a bank or breaking a large bill:  bosotlichi.   to cash (a check):  atooba. 
casing  sausage casing:  chaabistimaɬka. 
casket  ittalbi. 
cast  to cast (a line) out for (plural objects):  maastimoomaakàali.   to hex or cast a bad spell on:  achosòoli.   to scatter, broadcast seeds:  fihka. 
castrate  to castrate:  hobaachi.   to be castrated:  hoba. 
cat  cat (domestic):  kati.   cat (generic undomesticated):  kowi.   kitten:  katosi.   wildcat, bobcat:  kowaachi, kowaachosi.   baby wildcat, bobcat cub:  kowaachosi.   leopard:  kowichokchoki.   lion:  kowichoowoksi.   panther:  kowilocha.   tiger:  kowibasbaki, kowiɬahkachi.   ring-tailed cat:  katimaɬatli.   cat's whiskers:  ichokhiska baski. 
catalpa  ittotassikáya, aatipachobahakcho. 
catawba  ittotassikáya. 
catch  to hold, catch, grab:  tabatka.   to be caught at (of one):  istiska.   to catch (a disease):  almatli.   to catch (a disease) from:  imalmatli.   to catch (fish) with a burlap sack:  imokbohòolichi.   to catch up to, tie with (someone):  ahooba.   to catch up with:  tabatka.   to catch (fish):  ooyisi.   to get hung up, catch on something (of one):  atakàaka².   to go fishing, catch (fish):  imokwayli.   to grab, hold, catch, pull (one object):  halatka.   to snatch away from, catch from:  impaffichi.   to surround, flank, maneuver around, catch in a pincer movement, trap:  ittimataplichi.   to take, catch, get, accept, get credit for (one object):  isi.   to take (more than one thing) out of water, catch (fish):  oopihli. 
catcher  impaffìichi.   baseball glove, catcher's mitt:  pokko ispafkachi. 
catch fire  to catch fire:  iskilaaya, tikba islapàali. 
catch up  to catch up with:  chakki.   to have caught up with:  áhhòoba. 
caterpillar  tomato cutworm, caterpillar:  iskanokchakko choba.   woolly bear caterpillar:  iskaniwoksi, lambi. 
catfish  channel catfish:  takka.   largest of the catfish:  lipti.   blue catfish, catfish a little larger than takka:  katska.   spotted catfish:  ɬitti.   yellow catfish:  takkalàana.   catfish bait:  takkimilpa. 
catfish whiskers  ɬaɬo ichokhiska. 
cat squirrel  ipɬohatkasi. 
cattle  longhorn cattle:  waaka illapihchi hobaski.   driver of cattle:  áppiilìichi.   to herd (cattle):  apihlichi. 
cattle brand  cattle brand, branding iron:  waaka isholisso. 
cattle egret  fooshatka. 
cattle guard  grate across road preventing entry of cattle:  waakistimataakachi. 
cattle rustler  waakhòoba. 
Caucasian  white person, Caucasian:  aatatka.   to be a white (person), Caucasian:  háatka. 
caught  to be hung up, be caught on something (of one):  atákkàaka. 
cauldron  iyyìisa. 
cave  ihaanoobi, oobihchi. 
cave in  to erode, cave in, wash out, crumble in (of dirt):  binafka.   to have the top collapse or cave in on itself (as a house):  istakofòoka. 
cease  to cease an activity, refrain from doing, be still, be quiet:  nokchoba.   to be over, finished, have ceased:  iⁿfayka.   to cease (of rain, sleet or snow):  hayohli. 
cedar  eastern redcedar:  chowwaala. 
ceiling  cross-beams, ceiling beams:  imabankachi. 
cellar  corncrib, root cellar, storage shed for potatoes:  abasi. 
cellophane tape  istimalakpa. 
cement  to cement to:  inchakissachi.   to cement (tiles or linoleum) to the floor:  itachakissachi.   to cement on (as formica on top of a counter):  paachakissachi. 
cemetery  aatilli istìisa, ihaani, ihaanisnàaho.   the cemetery on the Alabama-Coushatta Reservation:  ihaanifa. 
cent  unit of money equal to twelve and a half cents:  iskali.   ten cents:  iskalàaba.   five cents:  pikayo.   seventy-five cents:  iskalihánnàali. 
centipede  iyyilawa. 
ceremony  to perform the war medicine ceremony:  ittilbafa ahissi istilitalibòoli. 
certificate  birth certificate:  hofántitooma iⁿholisso. 
Ch  the letter `Ch':  chìika. 
chafe  to chafe one's neck:  iliinoomiɬoffichi.   to chafe the neck (as a collar):  noomiɬoffichi. 
chaff  chaff, hulls:  pallìkchi.   corn chaff, corn hull:  chassimpallíkchi.   to be cleared of chaff, culled:  chanaɬba.   to clear grain of chaff, separate out chaff, cull:  chanaɬbachi. 
chain  metal chain:  ochana ittatakkachi.   links in a chain:  ittibachaskachi.   to intertwine, fit together, chain together:  ittihokfi.   to be intertwining, fitted together, chained, interlocking (of two):  ittihokfa. 
chain saw  issohkachi ibisnáaliwalíika. 
chain store  ischafáhkamáali. 
chair  paachokòoka.   highchair:  paachokòoka chaahasi.   rocking chair:  paachokòoka iswinàaka.   wheelchair:  paachokòoka intonòoli íisa.   back of a chair:  paachokòoka imachanàilka.   chair arm:  paachokòoka ilbipaabalàaka.   chair leg:  paachokòoka ittabi.   seat of a chair:  paachokòoka istiyyabooli. 
chairperson  chair or head (of an organization):  inchóoba, istinchóoba.   first chief, chairperson, president, head:  mikko chóhbaama, mikkofíino. 
chameleon  hanaabiya okchàkko, hanaabiya. 
chance  opportunity, chance (to get something):  mayóobaama. 
change  small change (money):  sawwachi.   to change up, make different, change to something different:  imaɬahlichi.   to make change:  sawwachi.   to make (someone) turn off at a fork in the road, make (someone) change direction:  filammichi.   to return (something) to (as change at the store or an undeliverable letter):  iⁿɬoylichi. 
change places  to take the place of, change places with:  atooba.   to exchange, exchange places, trade, take turns:  ittatooba.   to exchange places, trade places, move places (of more than one):  ootamahli. 
changing partners dance  impatnahòoba. 
chant  song, hymn, chant:  talilwa.   to sing, chant:  talwa. 
chap  to have a wind-chapped face, have chilblains of the face:  ibiiwasihko, ibiiwasihli.   to have chapped, dried out skin, mange:  wasihko. 
chapped lips  to have chapped lips:  ichoowasihko, ichoowasihli. 
char  to be a little overdone, slightly burned, a little charred, too brown (as biscuits):  tómbìila. 
charcoal  ittobaksi. 
charge  to charge (something) to:  imahachàali.   to charge to an account, charge someone for, extend credit to:  ahachàalichi.   to owe, borrow (money), buy on credit, charge a purchase:  ahachàali. 
charitable  to charitable or kind to a person:  ayokpáalòssi.   to be good to, be charitable to, comfort:  ayokpali. 
charley horse  muscle cramp in the thigh:  obiyyíksatilka.   to have a charley horse, have a muscle cramp in the upper leg:  obiyyíksa. 
charm  magic charm, hunting potion, love potion:  awihka.   to put a charm on, put medicine (such as hunting medicine) on:  imahissichi. 
chase  to chase, run down, run after:  ɬohli.   to go after (someone at a distance), chase after:  maaɬohli. 
chase out  to let out, chase out (more than one objet):  askahli. 
chatter  to chatter (of a squirrel):  fikfihka.   to chatter at:  iⁿfikfihka. 
chauffeur  mobìlka waliilìichi. 
cheap  to be cheap, inexpensive:  achikìibo. 
cheat  to cheat:  istiⁿhòoba.   to cheat someone out of something, swindle someone:  istayapka. 
cheat on  to commit adultery with someone's spouse, cheat on someone with his or her spouse:  impatnahòoba. 
check  chekka.   to cash (a check):  atooba.   cashing a check in a bank or breaking a large bill:  bosotlichi. 
cheek  lips, cheeks:  ichoowiliksi.   lower cheek:  ichoopaskachi.   upper cheek:  ichokpaskachi. 
cheese  chìiska.   butter, cheese:  waakimpisniya.   cottage cheese:  waakimpiswolohki. 
cheesecloth  strainer, sieve, cheesecloth:  istokcholotli. 
cherish  to take care of in a nice way, treat with respect, cherish:  ayyiho.   to value, treasure, cherish, love:  iyíihòssi.   to value, treasure or cherish something belonging to someone else:  imiyíihòosi. 
Cherokee  Chalakki. 
cherry tree  ittobaksa, ittotalikcho. 
chest  chest (body part):  chikpi.   chest pain, angina:  chikpihoopa.   to have a congested chest, esp. as with the croup:  nokɬahi. 
chest of drawers  aayanchahkachoba istimalpitta. 
chew  food, eating, chewing:  ilpa.   snuff chewing:  snafka ilpa.   front molars, chewing tooth:  natisyasilka.   to chew:  yaska.   to chew (repeatedly):  yáaska.   to bite repeatedly, chew:  kachàali.   to chew something up into pieces:  wotòolichi.   to chew tobacco:  hakchomma ipa.   to dip snuff:  snafka ipa. 
chew cud  to chew cud:  atibòolit yaska.   to regurgitate (as a cow to chew cud):  atibòoli. 
chewing gum  yassaako. 
chewing tobacco  hakchommilpa. 
chicken  akaaka.   bantam chicken:  akaakasáwwasi, akaakastimmànkasi.   hen:  akaakatayyi.   rooster:  akaakchòoba.   fried chicken:  akaakapayka, akaakispoyatli.   barbecued chicken:  akaakaboska.   boiled chicken:  akaakonapoyatli.   chicken craw, crop:  impakko.   comb of a chicken:  impaahomma.   cock's beak:  akakchòoba inchákka.   cock's spurs:  akakchòoba iⁿhalokpa, istinchakka.   chicken thief:  akaakhòoba. 
chicken coop  akaaka imiisa. 
chicken dance  akaakabitka.   chicken dance song:  akaakabitka talilwa. 
chicken feed  akaakimilpa. 
chicken gizzards  akaakinchakaafa. 
chicken hawk  akaakibi, biyakha. 
chicken-plucker  akaakatìihka. 
chickenpox  for sores to be all over one (as with chickenpox):  satihpa aawihka.   to have a dry, crusty scabbing sore on the skin, have the chickenpox:  iⁿsatihpa. 
chicken snake  chintopalki, abáksa, abáksalocha, abaksapàlki hatka. 
chicken wire  ochonasakla. 
chief  mikko.   chieftancy, office of chief:  mikkotilka.   first chief, chairperson, president, head:  mikko chóhbaama, mikkofíino.   second chief, vice president:  mikko istatòkla, mikko istimatòkla.   selecting a chief, vote for chief:  mikkochilka.   to elect a chief (of a group):  mikkochi. 
Chief Charlie Thompson  Tamsi. 
chiggers  wancholàski. 
chilblains  to have a wind-chapped face, have chilblains of the face:  ibiiwasihko, ibiiwasihli. 
child  child, baby:  poskòosi.   children, babies:  poskoha.   child, baby, offspring:  ochòosi.   children, babies, offspring:  ochoski.   American Indian baby or child:  aatosi.   black child:  aatloochasi, loochasi.   white child:  aatatkasi.   boy, ruffian, dirty one, child:  pasàali.   grandchild:  ipokòosi.   bastard, illegitimate child:  aatosi intaatasobaíkko, poskòosi intaatasobayíkko.   one to one and a half year old child:  ischipìila.   to act like a baby, be childish:  iliiposkochiichi.   to act like a baby or child, act spoiled:  poskanahka.   to be like a small child (just a baby):  haktichi.   to be mentally still a child, unable to think for oneself:  háakti.   to be illegitimate (of a child):  intaata sobayíkko.   to raise, rear a child, bring up:  chobachi.   to choose, adopt (a child):  isi.   to impregnate:  ayokchi. 
childless  to be childless:  ochoskíkso. 
chills  cold, chills:  salaliiha.   to quiver involuntarily (as with chills, fever):  wisisihlichi. 
chimney  fireplace, chimney:  aasobohli, aasobotli.   lamp chimney:  apala impaahachàali. 
chimney swift  kochochohkihpo. 
chin  jaw, chin:  notakfa.   second chin, loose skin on the neck under the chin, jowls (of a hog):  nookopòoli. 
Chinaberry  ittowachina. 
China tree  ittowachina. 
Chinese  Chaanìiska. 
chink  to have a crack or chink in, narrow opening in, space between two things:  wakla.   to have a large enough space between two things that it can be seen through or seen from the outside, such as a chink in the wall:  maawakla. 
chinkapin  hachiⁿfakto. 
chip  corn chip:  chassisolotka.   potato chip:  ahataksi solotka.   to chip (once):  nosaffi.   to chip, flake with a tool:  baska², chiɬɬichi.   to chip off, crumble, be crumbled, shatter:  bosotli.   to be chipped once:  nosafka.   to be chipped on the rim (in more than one place):  ichoonosàaka, ichoonosàakachi.   to be chipped (on the rim or edge):  ichoonachofka.   to crack part way (one object), chip off, put a break in:  wakosli.   to erode, break and chip off:  wakohka.   to have a piece broken or chipped off:  wakoska.   to have something chip on one, to have a possession broken to pieces:  imbosotli.   to have something chip on one when one is using it:  istimbosotli.   to strike stone (flint) to chip or produce sparks:  basli. 
chirp  to chirp, crow, hoot, make a musical noise:  ola. 
chisel  cold chisel, hacksaw:  ochonaskòlka.   wood chisel:  ittoskolka. 
chocolate  chakolàati. 
Choctaw  Chahta.   Choctaw language:  Chahta innaaɬiilka. 
choir  church choir:  iischobafa tàlwaha. 
choke  choking:  nokbiika.   to choke on something, be choking:  nokbiili.   to choke or strangle with something:  noksitiili.   to strangle, choke (one object):  noktiɬifka.   to be choked, strangled:  noksitiika.   to remove (objects) from the throat of a choking victim:  maanoopihli, noopihli. 
chokeberry  okòoɬa. 
choose  to be right about (something in particular), choose the right one:  istimmáalo.   to choose, pick, adopt (a child), remove:  isi. 
chop  to chop at, hoe (once), hack:  chakaffi.   to be chopped:  chakka.   to make sharp downward strokes, chop at (plural objects or repeatedly):  chakli.   to chop down (e.g. to get something out of a tree):  onachakli.   to chop off at the neck (one object):  noochakaffi. 
choppy  to be choppy (of water), rough (of water):  ooyilkoyòoli.   to be rough, choppy, turbulent (of a body of water):  tokbinàali. 
chops  chops (cracked corn to feed chickens):  chàpka. 
Christian  to give self to the Lord, be Christian (one who gives himself/herself):  ilifayli.   to be saved (as a Christian):  iminnihta.   to save (as a Christian or as a survivor of an accident):  iminnihtachi. 
Christmas  Kilismi.   Christmas decorations, ornaments:  Kilismi istimilommachi.   traditional Christmas party game:  óolalwi.   messengers who tell people to come to the yearly Christmas óolanwi party:  tahpala. 
chubby  chubby one:  chobasi. 
church  iischoba.   church (building):  aalokòoka, aalokòoli.   the Indian Presbyterian Church:  iischobachòoba.   Assembly of God Church:  pastàali.   the Baptist Church:  baptiska. 
church bell  kamàaya. 
church choir  iischobafa tàlwaha. 
churn  aayokbòokachi.   butter churn:  waakimpisi aayokbòokachi.   to churn, beat, or whip (a liquid or semi-solid):  okchiwahka.   to churn up water to catch fish by thrashing branches in the water:  imokbohòolichi.   to whip, beat (liquid), churn, stir up to muddy (water):  okbohòolichi, oktabòolichi. 
cicada  sowiisowi. 
cider  cider, apple juice:  takkólchoba okchi. 
cigar  hakchommachoba, hakchommasòⁿilka choba. 
cigarette  hakchomma, hakchommasòiⁿlka.   ashtray:  hakchommasòⁿilka istaalpitta.   pre-rolled cigarette:  hakchomma atankachi.   to roll a cigarette:  hakchomma atannichi. 
cigarette paper  hakchomma istatankachi. 
cinch  cinch (saddle strap):  ikfistalsiha. 
cinder  ashes, cinders:  tikbillayki.   coal, charcoal, cinder, charred wood:  ittobaksi. 
circle  to circle around, go around once:  atanatka².   to circle around, go around (repeatedly), spin, twirl:  atanàakachi.   to circle around (something) in a vehicle or carrying something (of more than one):  istatanàakachi.   to circle, make a circle around, surround:  boloktachi.   to be around, be surrounding, circle (of one inanimate):  atánnatli.   to encircle (once or of one):  apakfotka.   to encircle with (something), go around with:  istapakfotka.   to go around once, circle around once, encircle, surround:  maatatanatka.   to encircle, be around, go around (once or of one):  apakfotli.   to make round, make in a circle:  boloktachi. 
circular  to be circular, ringlike, round:  bolokta, tonohki, bonotka. 
circular saw  issohkachipálki. 
circulation  to have the circulation cut off in a part of the body:  simohka, iⁿsimohka. 
city  oolachoba.   town, village, city, settlement:  oola. 
clabber  clabbered milk:  waakimpiswolohki.   to curdle (of milk), clabber:  wolohki. 
clam  folo. 
clamp  istatiɬifilka. 
clan  ayiksa.   clan member:  imafaakachi. 
clang  clang clang clang, the sound of clanging against metal:  chamchamchamcham.   to clang, ring, bang (of metal objects), jingle:  chamàaya.   to clink, tinkle, jingle, make a clanging noise of something against metal:  chamàalichi.   to make something jingle or clang:  ischamàalichi. 
clap  any venereal disease, esp. the clap, gonorrhea:  yokbi.   to clap (the hands):  ittapoklichi.   to clap (the hands) together (once):  ilbin istittibatatli.   to applaud, clap for:  imittapoklichi. 
clarify  to be strained, clarified (of liquid):  okcholotli.   to strain through a sieve, clarify (a liquid) by straining:  okcholotlichi. 
clasp  button, clasp, fastener, badge:  istachitkachi. 
class  to belong to a class (of the hearer):  chili.   to belong to a group (of the speaker):  chali. 
clatter  to clang, ring, bang (of metal objects), clatter:  chamàaya. 
claw  toenail, hoof, claw:  iyyaksi. 
claw hammer  crowbar, claw hammer, etc.:  achoopa issiihka, achoopa istiⁿsihkachi. 
clay  mud, clay:  okɬi.   red clay:  ihanhomma, okɬihomma. 
clay bowl  aykachi. 
clay dish  okɬi aayampo. 
clay pot  okɬipaspa aayampo. 
clean  to clean, wash:  aabohli.   to get (something) clean:  sopatli.   to clean (more than one or repeatedly):  sopàali.   to be cleaned, bare:  sopatka.   to be cleared off on top, have a clean surface:  paasopatka.   to be neat, clean:  sopátkàasi.   to clean the face:  ibiisopatli.   to have a clean face:  ibiisopatka.   to shave or clean the neck of:  noosopatli.   to wipe off the top of (to clean):  paapasli.   to wipe (to clean), sweep, brush:  pasli. 
clear  cleared land:  tamòoyha.   cleared, bare, or arid land:  oktaali.   to clear (land):  tamoyhachi.   to clear (land) for:  intamoyhachi.   to clear ground (for building, etc.):  itachakli.   to clear a field (of trash):  kopihli.   to clear grain of chaff:  chanaɬbachi.   to clear the throat, ahem:  ilinookanòochi.   to be cleared (of land):  tamoyha.   to be clear (of liquid):  okchamaali.   to be clear (of the sky), cloudless:  onoolichitíkko.   to be clear (of water):  oktapaski.   to be clear, strained, clarified (of liquid):  okcholotli.   to be bald, cleared off on top, have a clean surface:  paasopatka.   to be cleared of chaff, culled:  chanaɬba.   to be sane, be thinking clearly:  kostíini.   to improve, clear up, clear (the throat):  kanoochi.   to thin out, clear, hoe (a field, usually for planting):  baɬɬichi. 
clearing  low clearing in woods:  batasbali. 
clear up  to improve, clear up, clear (the throat):  kanoochi. 
clear water  oktapaski. 
Clem Fain  Kilim Finka. 
Clenson  Kilinsi. 
clerk  seller, salesclerk:  nàasischòopa. 
clever  to be wise, smart, have a good mind, be clever:  kostini. 
cliff  kolofkaschobahchi. 
climb  to climb (of one):  ononkaliika, ononoyya.   to climb (of more than one):  ononkàaka.   to be climbed:  onoliyya, ononkaliilka.   to step on, climb (steps or rungs):  paahachàali.   to climb down from:  maatanatli.   to make (one) climb:  ononkaliilichi. 
cling  to be right behind, cling to (of more than one):  achoska², achoskachi.   to follow along behind, cling to (of one):  achóssòoka. 
clink  to clink, tinkle, jingle:  chamàalichi. 
clip  to snip, clip, trim (hedge or bushes):  inkaslichi. 
clippety-clop  to go clippety-clop, make the sound of running footsteps:  kipìilichi. 
clock  hasissobayka.   alarm clock:  hasissobayka ischókkòoli. 
clod  dirt clod:  okɬiwanha. 
close¹  close, near (in time or space):  ayákha.   near, close together (of two):  ittayákha.   close to the ground roots of a tree:  yíkchi.   near to the base of (esp. a tree), very close to:  yíkchòosi.   nearer or closer, a little farther back, close to:  íilòosi.   to be next to, close to:  ayákhàasi.   to be next to, be close together (but not touching):  ittilapàalòosi.   to be getting closer to (as in a vehicle, chair or moving a tent), moving next to something:  istáyyákhàachi.   to be getting closer to (in time or space):  áyyákhàachi.   to be low or close to the ground (as hanging limbs):  itapáttàakàasi.   to stick close to, cling to (of more than one):  achoska², achoskachi.   to move closer to each other:  ittayakhachi. 
close²  to close (a door or window):  okbahli.   to close (a pocket knife):  pakoffi.   to close the hand, flex the hand:  ilbipakohlichi.   to close the mouth:  ilichookbahli.   to blink, wink, close the eyes (once):  misìili.   to close (the opening of a bag, box, can, etc.):  imokbahli.   to close up in, imprison:  onokbahli.   to close up (of a flower):  pakofka², laboska.   to cross (the arms), bend (the knees), close (the hands):  pakohlichi.   to close up on oneself, snap together (as a purse, suitcase, etc.):  ittibatatli.   to be closed (of the hand), be flexed:  ilbipakohkachi.   to be closed up (as a suitcase):  aɬipìika.   to be closed up in, imprisoned:  onokbahka.   to have the eyes closed:  míssìili.   to keep closed:  okbàhli.   to close up with a fastener (a container such as a purse):  istimachitìili.   to squint, just about close the eyes:  míssìiⁿlòosi, misíiⁿlòosi. 
closet  closet, clothesline:  ilokfayatakka. 
clot  blood clot:  ɬakhaniwwolohki.   to gel, clot (of blood), curdle (of milk):  wolohki. 
cloth  fabric, cloth, material:  ilokfa, onoofa.   cotton cloth:  pakaali ilokfa.   flowered cloth:  pakaali ilokfa.   tablecloth:  aayoolimpa aɬipìika, aayoolimpa paapatàaka, aɬipìika.   washcloth:  istilaasihkasi.   to gather (cloth), make gathers:  yikiɬɬi. 
clothes  clean laundry, laundered clothes:  ilokfaasíihka.   clothes dryer:  ilokfissolotka.   to match (of clothes):  hóolba. 
clothesline  ilokfaasíihka atakka.   closet, clothesline:  ilokfayatakka.   barbed wire, clothesline, etc.:  ismaapka. 
clothespin  pins, clothespins, hairpins:  istachoska. 
clothing  clothes, dress, shirt:  ilokfa.   any clothes, garments worn from the waist down, esp. skirt:  hombayka.   shirt, clothes:  holikfa.   anything worn around the neck:  wataaka.   bandolier bag:  atohchi.   beads:  okchopi.   belt:  istalbacha, istilbacha.   belt, sash:  istilalsiha.   blue jeans:  ilaanikofka okchákko.   blue workshirt:  ilokfa okchàkko.   boot:  wilo iⁿhakchíisa.   bracelet:  sakbahokfa.   button, clasp, fastener, badge:  istachitkachi.   buttonhole:  ɬobafka, titkachi inɬobofka, titkachittiɬi.   button-hook:  istittachitiika.   coat:  kapòota.   coathanger, clothes hanger:  ilokfistatakka.   collar:  ilokfanokbi.   costume:  istimilommachilka.   dancing costume, regalia:  isbitka.   diaper:  iboksi.   dress hem:  ilokfa ichoopakofka.   dressmaker:  ilokfa òofa.   earring:  hakchatakka.   eyeglasses:  ittiɬistilhicha, istilhíicha.   eyeglasses, sunglasses:  ittiɬi istintalka.   fancy ceremonial headdress:  isyaatala istimaayanchahka.   feather head ornament, headdress:  anchahka, istanchahka.   finger ring:  ilbihokfa.   flannel:  ilokfawoksi.   flat heeled shoes, tennis shoes:  wilitapatkáachi.   fringe:  ichoosakwa.   fringe on clothing, esp. buckskin:  inchaɬchaki.   garters:  istanaɬkachi istalsiya.   gathers, ruffles:  istiwwiliksi.   girdle, corset:  istiliitiɬifilka, istiliitiɬifkachi.   gloves, mittens:  ilbaɬka.   hair ornament:  isbachaaka.   hair ornament, hair bow, ribbon:  bachaaka.   handkerchief, scarf:  tapaski.   hat:  akofoilka, yaatala.   hard hat, helmet:  yaatalawanha.   hat with a wide brim:  yaatalapatha.   headband:  isbakkistasiilka.   headband, bandana, head scarf, turban:  isbakkostalsiha.   head covering:  akofoilka.   head ornament, headdress:  isyaatala.   heel (of a shoe):  wilintalka.   hem:  ichoopakofka.   jewelry, ornament:  istilommachitilka.   leather thongs:  koskalpi.   mask:  istilibiilonka, isyaaɬipìika, istilibiiyaaɬipìika.   visor, brim (of hat), sunglasses:  intalka.   moccasin:  ichaffakchiwilo, ɬahkawilo.   overalls:  chikpóoɬa.   overcoat:  kapòota choba.   pair of boots:  wilohakchoshobaski.   pants, trousers, slacks:  ilaanikofka.   petticoat, half-slip:  hayohombayka.   pins, clothespins, hairpins:  istachoska.   ribbon:  bachaktapaski.   sack, pocket, bag, pouch:  sokcha.   scarf:  akofoilka.   scarf, bandanna:  tapaskichoba.   sewing material, cloth:  onoofa.   shirt, blouse, over-garment, outer wear:  paaholikfa.   shoe:  wilo.   shoe lace, lace:  wilistiyyòoka.   skirt:  honno.   skirt hem:  honno ichoopakofka.   sleeve:  ilokfasakba.   sleeve cuff:  ilokfasakba ichopakofka.   slicker, raincoat:  okilapàako.   slip, petticoat:  hayolbaha, hayombahitilka.   socks:  istanaɬkachi kobayli, istanaɬkachosi.   stockings, hose, socks:  istanaɬkachi.   suit, whole suit of clothes:  kapòotistonáami.   suspenders:  istilapaahalàilka.   suspenders (one set):  ispaahalailka.   tongue of a shoe:  wilichoolaksi.   top of the shoe:  wilo iⁿhakcho.   traditional Indian ceremonial headdress, war bonnet:  aathómma istiⁿyyaatala.   underpants, underwear:  hayilaanikofka.   underwear, petticoat, half-slip:  hayo holikfa.   vest, waistcoat:  kapòota koboksi.   wedding dress:  aatitaafolòoka iⁿholikfa.   white shirt:  ilokfahatka.   wig, toupee:  hissispaachokòoli, hissistilaɬipìilka, hissisyaaɬipìilka, hissisyaatala.   woman's bonnet, scarf, etc.:  yaaɬipìilka.   woman's high-heeled shoes:  intalkashocháaha.   wool coat:  chokfibáana.   to be see-through (of clothing):  ittasakla.   to be wrinkled:  pokyohkáachosi.   to dress (someone) up in costume, uniform, or finery:  ilommachiichi.   to dress up in costume, uniform, or finery, be well dressed:  ilommachi.   to put on clothes (usually a skirt) worn from the waist down:  hombayli.   to put on or wear (pants or trousers):  ilaanikoffi.   to put on (stockings), wear (stockings, socks, hose):  istanaaɬichi.   to take off (clothes), undress oneself, remove more than one article of clothing:  iliisiihli.   to tie (something) in the hair:  bachaali.   to wear (a scarf or mask):  yaaɬíppìika.   to wear a suit, dress in a suit:  istonáami.   to wear (clothes, usually a skirt, worn from the waist down):  hombàyli.   to wear (e.g. gloves) on the hand:  àaɬi.   to wear or dress in a pantsuit (of a woman):  istilaanikófkat istonáami. 
cloud  clouds:  onoolichi.   for dust to rise in a cloud:  boyòoli.   halo around the moon or sun caused by high clouds:  hasi intalli.   to be a cloud of dust:  boyotli.   to be blurry, dim, clouded (of the vision):  tóobòosi.   to be suspended in the sky (of a cloud):  atákkàaka.   to stir up a cloud of (from the ground), raise a cloud of (e.g. dust):  itaboyotlichi, boyotlichi.   to stir up dust, raise a cloud of dust (from the ground):  itaksobotlichi. 
clover  kloofa. 
clown  anything that makes one laugh (e.g. a clown):  afaakachi.   making faces, acting comically, playing the clown:  istakaanomi.   to act comically for, make faces at someone, act the clown:  istimakaanomi. 
club  club, baseball bat:  isbatatka.   stick (for striking), club:  ittaposa. 
cluck  to cluck as a guinea fowl:  chookachookachooka.   to cluck (as a hen calling her chicks):  toktohka.   to cluck, cackle (as a hen about to lay an egg):  taktahka. 
clumsy  to be slow, clumsy:  achihba. 
clutter  to be cluttered (as a room):  abohli. 
coach  athletic coach:  kòchka.   leader (of a game), coach, director:  hompanìichi. 
coachwhip snake  abáksapàlki. 
coals  to be red hot (of coals):  itahomma. 
coarse  roughness, coarseness:  chakaawatilka.   to be rough, bumpy, coarse in texture:  chakaawa, paɬakna. 
coat  kapòota.   overcoat:  kapòota choba.   slicker, raincoat:  okilapàako.   wool coat:  chokfibáana. 
coathanger  istatákkàaka, ilokfistatakka. 
cob  corncob:  chassapi, chassapihchi.   to cook food in its shell or on the cob (esp. corn, peas):  filakchichi. 
cobra  chintopatha, chinto isbakpàtha, isbakpàtha. 
cock  akaakchòoba.   cock's beak:  akakchòoba inchákka.   cock's spurs:  akakchòoba iⁿhalokpa, istinchakka. 
cocklebur  unidentified plant species, prob. cocklebur:  ifatanayka. 
cockroach  iskanpatha. 
coconut  sawaatisbakki. 
cocoon  hakchoopalpa ochòosi. 
coffee  kafi.   peanut coffee:  hayaɬkafi.   to be coffee colored:  laanat kafiyàhchi. 
coffee cup  kafaasilka, kafistisilka. 
coffee weed  quail peas, English peas (coffee weed?):  kowwàykinchastoki. 
coffin  ittalbi. 
coffin-shaped  coffin-shaped constellation:  hochiiɬi aatìilli imittalbi. 
coil  to fold up, fold more than once, coil up, roll up:  tànnichi.   to keep twisting, coil:  pànnichi.   to be coiled, curled up flat (as a snake):  pokyohkachi².   to be twisted, coiled, crooked, gnarled, curved, warped, wrung:  pànkachi.   to be wound up, coiled:  tankachi¹. 
coin  any silver coin:  iskali.   penny, gold coin:  toknaawalaana. 
cold  cold, chills:  salaliiha.   cough, cold, coughing:  toɬɬoilka.   tuberculosis, the flu, bad cold, whooping cough:  toɬɬoilka kánko.   the flu, a bad cold:  toɬtoilchòoba.   to be cold (of animates), feel cold:  salaaha.   to be cold weather:  kasatka.   to be cool, getting colder:  kássatka.   to be getting colder:  kasátkàssi.   to be very cold:  kasahka.   to cool off, get cold (e.g. as a fire, or cup of coffee):  poyha.   to cough (involuntarily), have a cold:  toɬɬohka.   to have it feel cold to (someone), have something get cold on one:  inkasatka.   to have something (as a cold) in the throat, have a frog in the throat:  nooláppàali.   to hug oneself against the cold, cross or fold (the arms):  iliisòoli. 
cold cream  ibitaala istilibiiyalposooha. 
collaborate  to stand beside (as a horse and mule hitched to a wagon), stand opposite, collaborate with:  impokta. 
collapse  to erode and collapse:  maabinafka.   to have the top collapse or cave in on itself (as a house):  istakofòoka. 
collar  ilokfanokbi.   harness, horse collar:  iswaatali. 
collar bone  wakhachofkoni. 
collards  hissihopàtha. 
collateral  mortgage, collateral, security on a loan:  abalàali.   to mortgage, use something as collateral:  mookichi. 
colleague  to be a partner, colleague:  impokta. 
collect  to collect, gather, pick (things that have to be looked for such as berries):  wihli.   to settle or collect in one place (of water):  ootalàaka. 
collection  collection, group, gathering:  istállàaka. 
collide  to collide, run into each other:  ittabatapka.   to run into, bump into, collide with (of more than one):  abatàaka.   to run into, bump into, collide with (of one or once):  abatapka. 
Colmesneil  Oola Kolokbi. 
cologne  istakomahkachi, hoofna, istilakomahkachi. 
color  green:  ittoissi okchakkoyáhchi.   hot pink, fuchsia:  homman hatkaabin ittiⁿhókkìita.   mixed colors:  ittimaɬahkóyha.   orange (fruit), the color orange:  yalàaha.   to be beige colored:  laanat hatkaabikàhchi.   to be black, dark:  locha.   to be blue, green, purple, violet, in the blue-green spectrum:  okchakko.   to be brown colored:  laanat lochakàhchi.   to be coffee colored:  laanat kafiyàhchi.   to be gold colored, shiny:  laanat aɬaplihchi.   to be gray:  istokhatka.   to be gray (especially of an animal):  bafko.   to be hot pink or rose colored, turn pink:  hatkáabòosi.   to be maroon:  hommat onalocha.   to be mottled, mixed colors and patterns:  lamlaki.   to be navy blue:  okchakkot lochakàhchi.   to be orange colored:  laanat yalàahayàhchi.   to be pale, white, cream-colored, oyster-colored:  hatka.   to be pink:  hanakbi.   to be purple:  abàalokchakkoyáamikát hommaakáhchi.   to be red:  homma.   to be reddish purple:  okchakkot hommakàhchi.   to be red-orange, salmon-colored:  hommatík yalàahayáhchi.   to be silver colored:  hatkat aɬaplihchi.   to be sky-blue:  abàalokchakkoyáhchi.   to be yellow colored:  laanat balaanayàhchi.   to be yellow, orange, brown, gold, beige, pink:  laana.   to get bluer (as the sky):  maatokchákko.   to turn blue:  okchakkot anooka. 
colt  chichobasi. 
comb  beeswax, honeycomb:  fohinniya.   comb of a chicken:  impaahomma.   to comb (the hair):  ɬihka².   to comb (the hair) for, curry (a horse's mane):  iⁿɬihka.   to card, comb (wool or cotton):  sihlichi.   to be combed:  ɬiilka. 
combat  wrestling, hand-to-hand combat:  ittichitiihilka. 
combine  to mix together, combine, add numbers:  ittasaachi. 
come  come and:  ilt-.   to come:  minti.   to come, arrive (at a place), visit a place:  oɬa.   to come, arrive together, be around (of more than one):  ittanowwa.   to come, be on the way:  onti.   to come to (someone):  imonti.   to get here, arrive, come:  ila.   to come right up to, approach:  paayoɬa.   to come to see (someone), visit:  imila.   to come and ask for (something) for (someone):  ostimahaalo.   to arrest, come get (one object):  iltisi.   to be coming, on the way, underway, en route:  íila.   to be coming (still way off):  íiⁿla. 
come-along  crab, tongs, winch, come-along, mule, etc.:  itto istabáilka. 
come apart  to be coming apart:  yiɬohli. 
come around  to come around from behind something, go around behind something (of one):  imatanatka. 
come back  to return, go back, come back (of one):  ɬoyka.   to return here, come back here:  ɬoykat ila.   to be stunned, have the wind knocked out but come back to life:  haapolonka.   to leave and not come back (of two):  wássatka. 
come down  to catch (a disease), come down with (an illness):  almatli.   to descend, come down, go down, land:  tanatli. 
come for  to come for:  ilwihli. 
come in  welcome!, come in!:  ontitoka, ontitokaaha, ontiibíyoka. 
come loose  to come loose from, come off (of one):  siipka. 
come off  to be loose and coming off:  taɬoffi.   to be loose, ready to come off (e.g. a broken handle, a loose tooth):  siipka. 
come out  to appear in the sky, come out (of a heavenly body):  maachokòoli.   to come out from behind, come out into the open (of one):  maatassaliika.   to come out into the open to:  maatimassaliika.   to make come out into the open for, flush an animal while hunting:  maatimassaliilichi.   to sprout, come up (of a crop), come out (of leaves):  fachopli. 
come together  to come together, meet:  ittipóttòoli.   to come together and meet, put the sides together:  ittibatatli.   to come together, come up to one another (of two):  ittapotòolichi.   to come together with, meet (someone), esp. head on:  abaaka. 
come undone  to be ripped open in more than one place, come undone from:  istintipka.   to come undone (at a seam), come unraveled:  istiⁿsihkachi.   to have (something) rip apart, have (clothing) come undone:  istimintipka. 
come up  to come up, go out, get out, exit (of more than one):  askahka.   to come up, rise (of the sun):  assaliika.   to sprout, come up (of a crop), come out (of leaves):  fachopli. 
come with  to come with (e.g. a problem) (of one):  ispaayoɬa. 
comfort  to cuddle, hug, comfort, pat on the back:  ayyihoochi.   to act affectionately toward, comfort, like, love:  ayokpáalòssi. 
comfortable  to be used to, be familiar with, be comfortable with:  istipìila.   to be fretful, fidgety, irritated, uncomfortable, impatient (esp. from pain):  nokhamohkachi. 
comical  making faces, acting comically, playing the fool:  istakaanomi.   to act comically for, make faces at someone, do funny things:  istimakaanomi. 
command  to make (someone) do, force (someone) to do, command, order:  atohno.   to issue a warning, order, command, instruction, or general injunction:  aybachi.   to be forced, be commanded, have to do something:  atolihno. 
commandment  atolihno. 
commit adultery  to commit adultery with someone's spouse:  impatnahòoba. 
commode  aahoppolka. 
common egret  oksipàali. 
commute  to commute, go and come back (of one):  osɬoyka. 
companion  friends, people who always get together, companions:  ittimàaska. 
compassion  compassion, feeling sorry for someone:  istiⁿhaawaalìila, istiⁿhaawáalotilka, iⁿhaawáalotilka.   to be sad about, feel sorry for someone, feel compassion over:  istimachíhba. 
compete  to compete together in a contest:  ittimayya.   to stay ahead of, compete against:  istimayya. 
competition  to be behind in a competition or election (of one):  istimobaltammi. 
complain  to fuss, complain, grumble:  akayiha. 
complete  to finish doing, do completely, do thoroughly:  anosli, anooli.   to be completed (of an action), already done:  anooka.   to be completed (of more than one action), already done:  anoska.   to be whole, complete (e.g. a suit of clothes, a horse and bridle):  istonáami. 
concertina  olaatilka halailka. 
conclusion  to follow through to the end, bring to a conclusion (of one):  ittaɬopotli. 
condensation  for there to be condensation:  ilolbichi.   to fog up, bead with water, develop condensation:  ilooyohbichi.   to have condensation, be fogged up:  yohbi.   to have water on the surface from condensation, be damp:  ooyohbi. 
condense  to shorten, condense (one object):  onakoloffi. 
condensed milk  waakimpisi champolit chihbi. 
condom  ikchihokfa. 
conductor  train conductor:  pàlki áppiilìichi. 
cone  pinecone:  choyyaɬi. 
confess  to confess:  ilifatli. 
confident  to be confident, have self-respect, believe in oneself:  iliiyimmi. 
confluence  confluence of a stream or river (where it enters the sea):  paani achosòoli. 
confuse  to make someone crazy, confuse someone:  kostínkochi. 
confused  to be confused, disoriented:  haktichi. 
congeal  ice, icicle, ice cube, congealed grease:  akmi.   to solidify, gel, congeal (as cooling grease):  akmi.   to congeal, clot (of blood), curdle (of milk):  wolohki. 
congested chest  to have a congested chest, esp. as with the croup:  nokɬahi. 
congo  congo snake, congo eel:  koⁿhko. 
connection  ittibachássàaka. 
conscious  to be conscious, awake:  okcháaya.   to be alive, be conscious, be awake:  falánka.   to stun, knock the wind out of, paralyze, knock unconscious:  haapolommi. 
consider  to think about, consider:  akostiniichi. 
conspire  to be conspiring:  ittinnaaɬiika. 
constellation  Big Dipper constellation:  hochiiɬi okistakafka, Istakafkachoba, Istisilkachoba.   coffin-shaped constellation:  hochiiɬi aatìilli imittalbi.   Little Dipper constellation:  Istisilkasi.   Pleiades, Seven Sisters constellation:  hachikatalpo. 
constipated  to be constipated:  imawanha. 
constituency  to represent a constituency in office, hold (an official seat) (of one):  inchokóoⁿli. 
constrict  to tie up with something, constrict (as a snake around something):  asihka. 
construct  to construct, make (plural objects):  talli². 
container  nàasalpitta.   bag, suitcase, briefcase:  istabatilka.   bottle:  ochokba.   bottom of a container that has something in it:  ispaatalàaka.   glass container, drinking glass:  kopli².   piece of land, any permanent container:  tállàaka, tállàali.   to empty into a container, pour into another container, transfer from one container to another:  tosoyli. 
contest  to compete together in a contest:  ittimayya.   to win (a game or contest):  istisi. 
continue  to continue in an activity (of one):  onti.   to keep on, continue doing, still be doing:  istíisa, iswìika, íisa.   to keep on, keep doing, continue, go on a certain way:  aɬíina.   to still do, do yet, keep on doing, continue doing:  onáami. 
contoured  to be mounded, contoured (as planted rows) (of more than one):  bomboki. 
contract  to contract (a disease):  almatli. 
contrary  rather, to the contrary:  -tíkkó.   on the contrary, it is not the case that:  ínkotóot ommo. 
contribution  help, aid, support, welfare, donation, contribution:  istapilka. 
control  to control, prevent, or stop:  nokchobaachi. 
contusion  to have multiple contusions:  iⁿsokka. 
convey  to convey over to:  iⁿfayli.   to turn over to, convey (as property), leave up to:  istiⁿfayli. 
convince  to convince, make someone believe (as a missionary):  yimmichi. 
convulsions  to have convulsions:  sokhilli. 
cook  cooking:  holponi.   to cook:  hopooni, itoballi.   to cook, bake:  libàali.   to cook, bake (one):  libatli.   to be cooked, done:  libatka.   to be cooked done, ready, prepared (of food):  lakha.   to be cooked (i.e. not raw), done:  hoponka.   to be cooked, ready and prepared, done (of food):  hóppòoni.   to be suspended in water, cooked to a mush, boiled:  afolka.   to boil, simmer, cook in liquid (a mushy substance):  afolli.   to cook food in its shell or on the cob (esp. corn, peas):  filakchichi, filakchi.   to cook (food) in liquid or oil and reduce or cook down, braise, simmer, saute, fry,:  ispoyatlichi, ispoyatli.   to cook yakchi:  yakchichi.   to make tough, overcook, cause to harden:  wanhachi.   to stir while cooking:  atiyapli. 
cook down  to cook (food) in liquid or oil and reduce or cook down:  ispoyatlichi. 
cookie  cookies, sweet rolls, doughnuts:  paspachámpolosi. 
cooking pot  pan, cooking pot:  aaholponi.   large three-footed iron cook pot, kettle, cauldron, vat:  iyyìisa, iyyìissoba. 
cooking utensil  ishoponka. 
cookstove  ochana aaholponi. 
cookware  metal cookware, pots and pans:  ochana aahoponka. 
cool  to be cool:  lokìkbo.   to be cooler:  kasáhka.   to be cool, getting colder:  kássatka.   to cool off, get cold (e.g. as a fire, or cup of coffee):  poyha.   to be a cool spell, be getting colder:  kássatkàasi.   to cool (something):  kasahlichi.   to cool (something) off, let cool:  poyhachi.   to have something cool off:  impoyha. 
coon  sawa. 
coop  chicken coop, henhouse, roost:  akaaka imiisa. 
Cooper  Kòpa. 
cooperative  to act stubborn, be uncooperative:  istiliichoba.   to be difficult to handle (as a wild horse), hard to train, uncooperative:  istachihba. 
copper  ochanalaana. 
copperhead snake  alba. 
copy  taking a photograph, painting a picture, drawing, copying, showing a movie:  holbachi. 
coral bean  nita inchastoki, ichinchastoki. 
coral snake  ɬáahistimilbacha, kolkohkachinto. 
cord  electrical cord:  apalimbaksa.   umbilical cord:  inchokbi achitìika, inchokbi imbaksa.   one cord of fire wood:  ishacháalischáffàaka. 
core  apple core:  takkólchoba iⁿhókkìita.   the hard core of a tree used in making tools:  chonoska. 
cork  ochokbistimokbahka pakto.   bottle cork:  pakto.   stopper, plug, cork:  istimokbahka. 
corn  chassi.   chops (cracked corn to feed chickens):  chàpka.   corn chaff, corn hull:  chassimpallíkchi.   corn chip:  chassisolotka.   corn, Indian corn:  chaskowaski.   corn shucks, husks, corn leaves:  chassihissi, chassihissi.   corn silk:  chassichokhiska.   corn tassle:  chassichokhiska.   corn, white corn, a very white Indian corn:  chassisokha.   creamed corn:  chassitiɬkachi.   dish made of any meat boiled with corn and sassafrass:  yakchi¹.   double or twin ear of corn:  chassipokta.   field of corn:  chassachihka.   green corn:  chassokcháako.   green corn cornbread:  chassokcháako paspa.   gruel, broth from boiled corn:  afolka.   hominy:  chassoolbi.   old type of corn with stickers in it that is difficult to shuck:  chashalokpa.   parched corn:  chassapayka.   popcorn:  chassitokàali.   roasted corn used to make sofkey:  chassapayka hoɬka toba.   roasting ears, boiled corn:  chassifilakchi.   sofkey:  hoɬka.   sweet corn:  chaschámpoli.   to parch corn, roast corn:  chassapayli.   to ripen (of corn), turn brown (of corn tassels):  alabosli, alabosli.   to shell (as corn):  chilohka.   to shell corn:  chaschilohka.   to strip corn husks, shuck corn:  chasfosli. 
cornbread  chakáawa, chasbotòoka paspa, paspachakàawa.   boiled blue cornbread dumplings:  paspokchakko.   green corn cornbread:  chassokcháako paspa.   sour cornbread:  paspakamoska. 
corncake  chassoochiika.   bluebread corn dumpling, corncake:  paspoochiika. 
corncob  chassapi, chassapihchi. 
corn crib  chassaachikìika.   corncrib, barn:  chassimiisa.   corncrib, root cellar, storage shed for potatoes:  abasi. 
corn dance  chassibitka. 
corner  sakàmpa.   inside corner:  hayo sakàmpa.   outside corner:  acha sakàmpa.   corner of the eye:  ittiɬsakàmpa.   to weave the corners (of a basket):  iⁿsakámpachi. 
corn husk  chassaffakchi. 
cornmeal  chasbotòoka.   cornmeal mush:  chasbotòoka afolka.   any food such as rice or grits that absorbs water as it is cooked, esp. corn meal mush with green onions:  asolotka.   cornbread, baked cornmeal:  chakaawa. 
corn mill  chassaabotòoli. 
corn shuck  chassaffakchi. 
corn silk  chassiwwoksi. 
corn stalk  chassapihchi. 
corn syrup  champolokchi hatka. 
corpse  aatilli. 
corral  chichoba iⁿholihta. 
correct  to be right, correct:  immooli.   to be right, okay, correct, perfect, righteous (of a situation or thing):  máali².   to be right (as opposed to left or wrong), correct, proper (of a person):  immáali.   to correct (a child):  imaybachi.   to correct in writing:  paakalli.   to do something right, do correctly:  máalìichi. 
corset  istiliitiɬifilka, istiliitiɬifkachi. 
cosign  to cosign on a loan:  iⁿhátchàali. 
cosmetics  ibitaala istilibiiyalposooha. 
cost  altoba.   to be free, gratis (not cost anything):  piila. 
costume  istimilommachilka.   dancing costume, regalia, uniform for dancing:  isbitka.   to dress (someone) up in costume, uniform, or finery:  ilommachiichi.   to dress up in costume, uniform, or finery, be well dressed:  ilommachi. 
cot  aabalàilkasi, ayhosi, patkasi. 
cottage cheese  waakimpiswolohki. 
cotton  pakaalihatka, pakaali.   cotton bat (in a roll, for quilting):  pakaalitanáyka.   cotton quilt batting:  pakaali ittalòopa istalbòoka.   to gin (cotton):  boyotlichi. 
cotton boll  pakaalibomboki. 
cotton cloth  pakaali ilokfa. 
cotton gin  pakaalaaboyotlichi. 
cotton scale  isbayba. 
cottonwood  hasmalmo. 
couch  paachokòokabaski, paachokòoka, paachokòokachoba. 
cough  toɬɬoilka.   bad cough (as with the flu):  toɬɬoilka kánko.   whooping cough:  toɬtohilka ishaapolonka.   to cough, have a cold:  toɬɬohka.   to cough on purpose for (someone) or meaningfully:  intoɬɬohka.   to cause someone to cough (as smoke):  toɬɬoolichi.   to have a coughing fit from a bad cold:  noktaɬa. 
cough medicine  toɬɬoilka imaissi. 
cough up  to cough up phlegm and spit it out:  nokhíɬkan maamaalichi. 
could  can, could, should, supposed to:  -álpìisa. 
counsel  to counsel:  istimaabachi.   to talk to, speak to, counsel:  innaaɬiika. 
count  to be counted:  holtilihna, holtina.   to count:  hotihna. 
country  land, ground, country:  ihaani.   foreign country:  okitáɬɬa, okitáɬɬa pìnha oola, ihaani okitàɬɬa. 
country road  tissanaha iⁿhini. 
country store  ischoopasi. 
couple  to be two in number, be a pair, be a couple, the number two:  tòklo. 
court  court of law:  kootka².   to have a trial, hold court:  kootka istíisa. 
Coushatta  Kosaati.   Coushatta Indians, Coushatta tribe:  Kosaatiha.   Koasati language:  Kosaati innaaɬiilka. 
cousin  imafaakachi.   to produce double cousins (as when a pair of siblings marries a pair of siblings):  ootamatli. 
cover  lid, cover:  aɬipìika.   quilt, blanket, cover:  albitìika.   cover of a book:  affakchi.   floor covering:  itapatàaka.   head covering:  akofoilka.   to be covered:  alinchi.   to cover:  akifìili.   to cover (one object):  akofòoli.   to cover (many things) (e.g. plants for winter):  akoffichi.   to cover oneself, hide:  ilaɬipìili.   to cover oneself with, pull up (covers) over oneself, drape oneself with:  anchi.   to cover, put a lid on, shut (one object):  aɬipìili.   to cover up with dirt, bury with dirt:  onkaffichi.   to cover with dirt using a tool:  istonkaffichi.   to cover with dirt using the feet (of one):  istonkayapka.   to cover with dirt using the feet once:  onkayapka.   to get all over, cover (one):  aawihka.   to go along covering with dirt (of more than one):  maastonkaffichi.   to go put another blanket on (as in cold weather):  maatalbitìili.   to hide one's genitals, cover the privates:  ilatanayli.   to pull (covers) over, cover with, wrap with:  anchichiichi.   to put on (a hat), cover the head with:  yaatalàali.   to put over (plural objects), put on, cover (in layers):  albitlichi.   to put over, put on top of, cover (one object):  albitìili.   to shade, cover with an awning:  imapahchachi.   to wear around (the shoulders), keep covered up:  ànchi.   to wrap oneself in, cover oneself with:  istilaboknohka.   to be covered (of one):  aɬipìika.   to be covered (of more than one):  albitkachi.   to be covered up (of one):  akofòoka. 
coveralls  chikpóoɬa. 
cow  waaka.   Brahma bull:  waakapaapoksi.   breed cow:  waakossiki.   bull:  waakanaani.   cow not fully grown, yearling:  waakimanihtasi.   cow's milk, udder, cow's teat:  waakimpisi.   heifer:  waakatayyi.   mother cow:  waakimpíchi.   to low (of cows), moo continually:  ittafayka.   to milk (a cow or cows):  intabahka. 
cowbell  waaka inkamàaya.   bell, cow bell, church bell:  kamàaya. 
cowcatcher  train cowcatcher:  pàlki ibisaani. 
cowpea  inchokbilocha, chastoki inchokbilocha, chastokittiɬlocha. 
coyote  ifamaɬatli.   wolf, coyote:  waso. 
crab  sakchopatha.   crab, tongs, winch, come-along, mule, etc.:  itto istabáilka. 
crab-apple  takkólchobasi. 
crabgrass  hassipatàaka, hassiwànha. 
crack  squeaking, creaking, cracking, popping sound:  wachàakachi.   to crack (one long rigid object):  kówwaɬɬi.   to crack (part way) more than one:  wakohli.   to crack part way (one object), chip off, put a break in:  wakosli.   to be cracked (but not all the way through):  wakoska.   to chip off, crumble, shatter, crack up, break apart:  bosotli.   to have a crack or chink in, narrow opening in, space between two things:  wakla.   to have a large enough space between two things that it can be seen through or seen from the outside, such as a chink in the wall:  maawakla.   to be cracked in several places, break into pieces:  wakohka.   to make something go pop, crack, snap:  tokahlichi. 
cracker  paspasàwwa. 
crackle  to be the sound of rattling, crackling:  chasàakachi.   to make something rattle, crackle, rustle:  ischasàalichi.   to pop, crackle (of a fire), splutter (as hot grease), back fire (as a car) (repeatedly):  tokahli.   to squeak, creak, screech, crackle or groan (e.g. of trees in a wind):  wachàalichi. 
cracklings  pork cracklings:  sokhaniya. 
cradle  crib, cradle:  poskòosimbalailka.   to carry (as a baby), cradle in the arms:  sòoli. 
cradle basket  aatosischiniika, aatosischiniilka. 
cramp  charley horse, muscle cramp in the thigh:  obiyyíksatilka.   to cramp up, get cramps, have muscle spasms:  halatka.   to get a cramp in a specific muscle:  iⁿhalatka.   to have a charley horse, have a muscle cramp in the upper leg:  obiyyíksa. 
crane  foosi nokbibaski, woksipaali, wakhachàaha, oksipàali. 
crappie  haakalo. 
crash  to explode, go off (of an explosion), crash (of thunder), bang, burst open once:  tokafka.   to have a car wreck, run into (in a vehicle):  istabatapka.   to make a loud crashing, boomming noise in the distance (especially a clap of thunder):  pasàaya. 
crave  hunger, craving for meat:  poskanka.   to be an alcoholic, crave drink:  isilka istiⁿsokcha.   to crave (a certain kind of food esp. meat), hunger (for meat):  poskano. 
craw  chicken craw, crop:  impakko. 
crawfish  sakcho.   crawfish hole:  sakcho imiisa.   red crawfish:  sakchohomma.   snake-crawfish:  chintoosakcho. 
crawl  to crawl:  itabatli.   to spread (of a vine), send out runners (of a plant), crawl (of a vine):  ɬolotli.   to have something crawling on oneself:  ayàaya. 
crawling vine  apakfòoli.   crawling vine with purple flowers, prob. morning glory:  hapaafalala. 
crawl under  to go under, crawl under:  nottakonotli, ittakonotli. 
crayfish  sakcho. 
crayon  isholisso ittimaɬahkichi. 
crazy  crazy person:  aatikostìnko.   to be addicted to, be crazy about, be a fan of:  istiⁿsokcha.   to be crazy, go crazy, act wild, say mean words:  kostìnko.   to be crazy, mad, rabid (of animals), run wild:  tasihmo.   to be mad, crazy, mean (of an animal), vicious:  hoyoopa.   to be acting peculiar, acting as though crazy:  kostìnkokáhchi.   to go crazy over something:  istakostínko.   to make crazy, make rabid:  tasihmochi.   to make someone crazy, mix up someone's thinking:  kostínkochi. 
creak  squeaking, creaking, cracking, popping sound:  wachàakachi.   to squeak, creak, screech, crackle or groan (e.g. of trees in a wind):  wachàalichi. 
cream  risen cream:  waakimpisi imokpalàali.   salve, ointment, medicinal cream:  aissi istalposooha. 
cream-colored  to be pale, white, cream-colored, oyster-colored:  hatka. 
creamed corn  chassitiɬkachi. 
cream pea  chastokhátkasi. 
creature  animals, creatures, four-footed beings:  nàasi iyyi óstàaka.   creature, living thing, being, human being:  aatihifòoska.   living being, creature:  nàasi okchàaya, nàasi okchàayaaha. 
credit  to charge to an account, charge someone for, extend credit to:  ahachàalichi.   to owe, borrow (money), buy on credit, charge a purchase:  ahachàali.   to take, catch, get, accept, get credit for (one object):  isi. 
credit card  ahachàaka holisso. 
Creek  Muskogee (Creek) Indian:  Maskooki. 
creek  pahnosi.   creek, stream, bayou:  pahni.   creek mouth:  ibítto.   flowing water (as a stream or creek):  okiyanátli.   a creek gone dry here and there:  topaaka.   spring, spring creek (water) well:  okkali.   Mill Creek:  Oofátta.   bottomland, creek bottom, blacklands:  batasbali. 
creep  to creep (of a vine), send out runners (of a plant):  ɬolotli. 
creeper  creeper, crawling vine:  apakfòoli. 
creeps  to experience vertigo, get the creeps (from looking up or down from a height):  imayohka. 
crested  to be crested (of fowl):  hissipaalokòoli. 
crib  baby bed, crib:  aatosi impatka, poskòosimbalailka.   corncrib:  chassaachikìika, chassimiisa, abasi. 
crick  to have a crick in the neck:  noohalatka. 
cricket  sollòota, kasasa. 
cricket mole  lapla. 
crier  town criers who tell people to come to the yearly Christmas óolanwi party:  tahpala. 
cripple  to wound, cripple:  koyaabichi.   to be crippled:  chiyáhko.   to hurt, have a pain (in a part of the body), be injured, crippled:  iⁿhoopa.   to hurt someone, injure, cripple:  iⁿhoopachi. 
crock  aykachi. 
crooked  to be crooked:  pakohkachi.   to be crooked, lopsided:  lamatíkko, lamatkitíkko.   to be crooked, bent, lopsided, twisted, bowed (of the legs):  kawakna.   to be bent (more than once), curved, crooked:  tintibi.   to be round-shouldered, have a crooked back:  paabonotka.   to be twisted, crooked:  ittapanayka.   to be twisted, coiled, crooked, gnarled, curved, warped, wrung:  pànkachi.   to be warped, bent, crooked, not fit to use:  payòoka.   to have a lot of bends, be crooked:  kawkona.   to wind, twist, turn, make (one object) crooked:  panayli.   to wind, twist, turn, make something crooked:  ittapanayli. 
crop  planting, crop, agriculture:  nàasiyalchiya.   chicken craw, crop:  impakko.   to be planted together with another crop:  istibaalchíiya.   to have (a crop) planted, have a crop in the field:  átchìili.   to pick (e.g. cotton) for, harvest (someone's crop):  imiimo.   to sprout, come up (of a crop), come out (of leaves):  fachopli. 
cross  ittafinapka.   crucifix, Holy Cross:  itto ittafinapka.   stile, steps for crossing over a fence:  abànkasi.   to cross (two objects such as the legs):  ittabanàali.   to cross, cross the legs at the knee or ankle:  ittafinapli.   to cross in front of, pass by in front of (of one):  iⁿɬopotli.   to cross over in a vehicle or on horseback:  istabanatli.   to cross the arms at the elbow with the arms lowered:  issakban sòoli.   to cross (the arms), bend (the knees), close (the hands):  pakohlichi.   to go across on top of:  ispaaɬopotli.   to hug oneself against the cold, cross or fold (the arms):  iliisòoli.   to lay across a gap (e.g. a beam), cross a gap with (one object):  afitàali.   to be crossing, across (of one):  abánnatli.   to be folded up, be pleated, be crossed (of the arms):  pakohkachi.   to be laid across (of two), crossing, crossed:  ittabanàaka.   to be two pieces overlapping, crossing:  ittootámmatli. 
crossbar  any crossbar or crosspiece:  imokhawitàaka. 
cross-beam  cross-beams, ceiling beams:  imabankachi.   span, cross-beam, doubletree:  afitàaka. 
crosscut saw  issohkachibaski, issohkachi. 
crossed  to have the legs crossed:  ittabin ittabánnàali. 
cross over  to cross over, go across:  abanatli.   to lead across, make cross over:  abanatlichi, abannichi. 
crosspiece  any crossbar or crosspiece:  imokhawitàaka. 
crossroad  hini ittabanatli, hini ittabanàaka. 
cross under  to cross under once:  notakɬopotli. 
crosswise  to have something stuck crosswise in the throat (as a bone):  nooyachosòoka, nooyatakàaka. 
crotch  to rip (of a seam in one's clothing), esp. split out (of the crotch or back of one's pants):  istimootipka. 
crouch  to squat, crouch down, hunker down (of one):  chokòoli. 
croup  to have a congested chest, esp. as with the croup:  nokɬahi. 
crow  lakcha.   to rhythmic or melodious sound in the distance, such as hooting, crowing, whooping (of an owl, crow, turkey, pheasant, rooster):  óola.   to chirp, crow, hoot, make a musical noise:  ola. 
crowbar  istafinapka, nàasistiⁿsokka, ochonastafinapka.   crowbar, claw hammer:  achoopa istiⁿsihkachi, achoopa issiihka. 
crowd  to be full (of containers), crowded:  alóttòoka.   to bump elbows with each other, jostle each other (as a crowd exiting):  ittitiiɬi. 
crow dance  lakchabitka. 
crowder pea  chastokchoba. 
crow grapes  haakhimbaɬka. 
crown  crown of the head:  isbakpáana. 
crucifix  ittabanàaka, itto ittafinapka. 
crude  to be crude, (e.g. of a person cursing all the time):  álpìisa. 
cruel  to act hateful to, be nasty to, treat cruelly:  impalatka. 
crumb  bosotli, botooka. 
crumble  to chip off, crumble, be crumbled, shatter:  bosotli.   to crumble, disintegrate, fall apart:  pofotli.   to crumble (something) into pieces:  nachòoli.   to crush, crumble, break into pieces, shatter:  bosotlichi.   to crush for, crumble up for, shatter for:  imbosotlichi.   to erode, cave in, wash out, crumble in (of dirt):  binafka.   to flake in pieces, crumble, break up into pieces:  nachòoka.   to scatter (a bunch), disperse, mix into, crumble up:  aamatli. 
crumple  to wad into a ball, fold up, crumple up, wrinkle:  pokyohlichi.   to wrinkle, rumple, crumple:  chokyohlichi. 
crunch  belt crunch, silver trim on a belt:  istilalsiha lapaffi.   saddle crunch, silver trim on a saddle:  paapatkalapàali.   to crunch with the teeth:  wotòolichi.   to make a crunching noise:  wasasahlichi. 
crush  crusher (anything used to crush):  isbosotkachi.   to crush, crumble, break into pieces, shatter:  bosotlichi.   to grind up fine, crush to powder, pulverize:  liphachi. 
crust  to have a sticky face, face crusted with food:  ichoochalakbi.   to be sticky, tough and crusty (as of bread cooked wrong):  chakáawa. 
crutches  ittoschiyahka, ischiyahka. 
cry  to cry, mourn (of more than one):  ittafayka.   to cry over, cry about, mourn over:  isyahka.   to cry, weep, meow, whine, bark (of a fox):  yahka.   to go to weeping, come crying to:  onayahka.   to make cry, make weep, make the eyes water:  yahlichi.   to send (someone) crying to:  onayahlichi. 
cry baby  to be a cry baby:  ilaposa. 
cub  bear cub:  nitasi.   baby wildcat, bobcat cub:  kowaachosi. 
cube  ice cube:  akmi. 
cucumber  kokòoma. 
cud  to chew cud:  atibòolit yaska. 
cuddle  to cuddle, hug, comfort:  ayyihoochi.   to play with, cuddle, act affectionately toward, like, love:  ayokpáalòssi, ayokpali. 
cuff  sleeve cuff:  ilokfasakba ichopakofka. 
cull  to clear grain of chaff, separate out chaff, cull:  chanaɬbachi.   to be cleared of chaff, culled:  chanaɬba. 
cultivate  cultivated plant:  alpoobapakaali.   to be planted, cultivated (of land):  alchiiya.   to be raised, cultivated, domesticated, tame:  alpooba.   to plow, till, turn soil, cultivate the ground:  binaffichi.   to domesticate (an animal), cultivate (a houseplant):  apooba.   to domesticate (animals), cultivate (houseplants):  apoyba. 
cup  aayisilka.   coffee cup, mug:  kafaasilka, kafistisilka.   mug, cup with a handle:  aayisilka hakchonáaho.   cup, dipper:  istisilka, istakafka.   cup, plate, bucket, table, blocks:  paatalàaka.   plate, serving dish, cup, saucer, bowl:  aayampo.   tape measure, cup measure, yardstick, ruler, etc.:  istalpisa², istapiska.   to cup (in the hand) (one object):  kayapka. 
cupboard  nàaspaatalka, nàasispaachiika, aayampomiisa, ayyampo paatalka. 
curdle  to gel, clot (of blood), curdle (of milk):  wolohki. 
cure  to cure of (something), heal (someone):  iⁿfaylichi.   to tan or cure (leather), scrape or dress (hide):  ɬahli, liphachi.   to be cured, tanned (of leather, hide):  ɬahka. 
curl  curly hair:  hissipokyo.   to curl (hair):  pokyochi.   to curl (the hair) for (someone):  impokyochi.   to curl up (as the edge of a piece of paper):  ibiipakohka.   to be coiled, curled up flat (as a snake):  pokyohkachi².   to be curled, curly (of hair):  pokyo.   to be curled up (as a cat or dog):  panayka.   to be hooked, curved, curled up (like a baby):  poɬonka.   to get a permanent, get one's hair curled:  hissi impokyochi. 
currency  paper money, currency, bill:  holissotoknaawa, toknaawaholisso. 
curry  to curry (a horse):  pasli.   to comb (the hair) for, curry (a horse's mane):  iⁿɬihka. 
curse  cursing, swearing:  kattaamichitilka.   to curse, swear:  kattaamichi.   to curse at, swear at, cuss out:  inkattaamichi. 
curtain  aayanchahka imatakka. 
curve  to be bent once, curved:  tinikbi.   to be bent (more than once), curved, crooked:  tintibi.   to be hooked, curved, curled up (like a baby):  poɬonka.   to bend, curve (one thing):  tinikbichi.   to bend into a curve or hook:  poɬommi.   to be twisted, turned, coiled, crooked, curved:  pànkachi. 
cushaw  choksichàakka, choksiɬahkachi. 
cushion  istiyyabohli.   pin cushion:  chofachoska.   to be soft (to the touch), smooth, cushioned:  yabohli. 
cuss  to curse, swear:  kattaamichi.   to curse at, swear at, cuss out:  inkattaamichi. 
cut  kolofka.   to cut once:  koloffi.   to cut in two:  ittakoloffi.   to cut strips off skin:  ɬahli.   to cut with scissors, shear:  kalasli.   to be cut to a point:  chakchaki.   to cut a hole in an animal's throat to let blood out:  nootahapka, noksìilichi.   to cut a piece (of meat), slice a piece (of meat):  chikoffi.   to cut (one object) off of the throat:  nootaɬafka.   to block, cut off access:  ataplichi.   to cut stripe marks on (a hexed or sick person) in order to suck out blood:  iⁿɬahli.   to cut (the mouth):  ichookoloffi.   to have (somebody) cut, let (somebody) cut:  kollichi.   to mow, cut (grass):  itakoloffi.   to scrape, cut, slice off the top of (e.g. corn on the cob):  tiɬɬichi. 
cut down  to cut down:  noochakaffi.   to cut down, flatten, trample, destroy (especially vegetation) (of an animate agent):  baɬapka. 
cut off  to behead (one object), cut off the head:  nookoloffi.   to be partitioned once, be cut off or stopped (of electricity or water):  atipaska.   to cut off, turn off anything flowing or running (such as water or electricity):  atipasli.   to fork off, take a fork off a main route, branch off, cut off from a main path:  filammi, filkohka.   to remove, cut off, or pull off (a limb) (especially in butchering):  nipaffi.   to split (one object), cut off a slice, pull two things apart:  chaɬaffi.   to take a fork off a main route, branch off, cut off from a main path:  filanka².   to trim (hair) for, shave (hair) for, cut off (hair) for:  inkaslichi. 
cut open  to cut something open in more than one place:  paɬɬi. 
cut out  to exclude from a share, cut out of, beat out of:  alahli. 
cutter  rice cutter (harvesting tool):  onosikoloffi. 
cut up  to cut up into pieces, especially as in butchering (an animal):  ittakolli.   to cut up or butcher into parts, dismember:  niplichi.   to make smaller, take up or alter (a garment), cut up into pieces:  sawwachi.   to split up into pieces (as firewood), cut up:  ittapaɬɬi. 
cutworm  tomato cutworm, caterpillar:  iskanokchakko choba. 
cygnet  salaklasi. 
cypress  siwaakola. 
cypress knee  siwaakola impisi, siwaakola ittoɬpa.