Alabama Dictionary

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T the letter `T': tìika.
table table, dining room: aayoolìmpa. cup, plate, bucket, table, blocks: paatalàaka.
tablecloth  aayoolimpa aɬipìika, aayoolimpa paapatàaka, aɬipìika.
tablespoon serving spoon, tablespoon: lapihchi oolimpa istakka. tablespoon (measure): lapihchichoba.
tablet paper tablet: holisso hatka.
taboo  aybachitilka, nàashollo. to be evil, wicked, dangerous, taboo: hollo.
tack  achoska¹, istachosòoli, achoopasi. to tack, staple something on (more than once): istonachosli.
tack room  aba.
tadpole  sokpanòoli, yalba, okwaalasi.
tag to touch, tag: halayli. to play the game of tag: halàyko.
tail  hachi. fish tail: ɬaɬohachi. to beat the tail on the ground, thump the tail: hachistitabatli. to hang by the tail (as a possum) (of one): hachistatákkàaka.
take to take: istoɬa. to take, catch, accept, get credit for (one object): isi. to take hold of in the hand, grasp, wrestle: chitiika. to take (more than one thing): pihli. to take (one object) away from: imisi. to take (one thing in a container), get (one thing in a container): istisi. to take little pieces of to nibble: niplichi. to take somewhere for, carry for: istimaɬɬa, istimaɬɬachi. to be picked up and taken (of more than one): pihka. to be taken, picked up or arrested by the police (of one): iska. to take and leave somewhere, drop off (plural objects): ilsoofi. to cause or let someone take or get (one object): isiichi.
take along to take along with: ilasaachi, ilapihli.
take apart to take apart: ittasihlichi. to take apart at the seams: istiⁿsihlichi. to take apart (one object): ittasokaffi. to take apart (plural objects) (e.g. a horse from a wagon): inchìllichi. to pull off, pull out, take apart: istonasokli.
take away to take away (one object) from, subtract: onayíisi. to take away from (e.g. a job): istayapka. to take (more than one) away from, subtract from: iⁿfilohli, impihli. to take (one thing in a container, such as a purse) away from: istimisi. to let someone take something away from one: istilayaplichi. to make (someone) take (something) away from: istayaplichi. to reach for, take away, go after (one object in a container): maastisi. to snatch away from, take away from, catch from: impaffichi.
take back to take back, return (something): ɬoylíichit istoɬa.
take care to care for, take care of: iyíihòssi. to take care of, not allow anything to happen to: ayyihoochi. to be looking after, taking care of: áhhìicha. to take care of in a nice way, treat with respect: ayyiho. to watch (something) for, take care of for: imahíicha.
take from to take (more than one thing in a container) from: istimpihli.
take home to take back home (one object): ospiɬka.
take medicine to take medicine orally: aissipa.
take off to make (someone) pull off, take off (one object): siiplichi. to take off (clothes): iliisiihli. to take off of, remove: onayisi. to start up, take off suddenly, fly away, bolt: boyotli. to ascend, take off (as an airplane): abahlichi.
take on to take on a position (of one): hachàali.
take out to take out of water: ooyaskahli, oopaffichi, ooyisi. to take out, take away, pick, pull out, pluck: paffichi. to take out of the throat (one object): maanootaɬafka. to take out the tonsils: maanoopihli, noopihli.
take over to take over: istisi.
take turns to exchange places, trade, take turns: ittatooba. to take turns with each other: ittootamáali.
take up to pick up, take up (more than one) from below: itapihli. to take up or alter (a garment): sawwachi.
take up for to take up for, help with something, alibi, witness for: istapiila, istimapiila.
tale  náasifatka, óohchafatka. teller of tales and legends: nàasóochafatli. teller of tall tales: chokfinaaɬìika.
talk babble, prattle, baby talk: poskòosi innaaɬiilka. deceptive or misleading talk: naaɬiilka lamatíkko, naaɬiilka máalitíkko. sleepwalking, talking in one's sleep: haktiimochitilka. to talk, speak (a language): naaɬiika. to talk a long time: isbaskíichi. to talk low, talk softly, whisper: lóomhòosit naaɬiika. to talk through the nose, nasalize the speech: ibisaani isnaaɬiika. to talk or walk in one's sleep: haktiimochi. to talk into a microphone, talk on the telephone: maanaaɬiika. to talk to (on the telephone), telephone: maatinnaaɬiika. to speak one's mind to, give a talking to: inkostini. to teach, train how to talk (as a baby): naaɬiilichi. to be talking to one another, be talking something over, be planning: ittinnaaɬiika. to talk angrily, argue with: ittimakayiha. to not be able to talk plainly, be inarticulate: hochífko. to be unable to talk: naaɬiihíkko. to be unable to talk plainly (as after a stroke), aphasic: káanon naaɬiíkko.
talk about to talk about or gossip about someone: naaɬiilichi. to talk about one another, gossip about each other: ittinnaaɬiilichi. to be talked about: naaɬiikachi.
talker talker, wordy person: aatinaaɬìika.
talk for to talk for, speak for (someone): imittinnaaɬiika.
talk to to talk to, speak to, counsel: innaaɬiika. to bawl out, give a good talking to: illikitkat piɬka.
tall tallness: chaliiha. to be tall: chaaha. to be taller, tallest: cháhha. to be more than, superior to, taller than: ímmàyya.
tallow  wakniya, nàasistalaami inniya.
Taloola, Texas  Talòola.
tame taming: pakaamachitilka. to tame (an animal), break (a horse): pakaamachi. to be raised, cultivated, domesticated, tame: alpooba. to be tame, gentle: pakáamàasi, pakaama. to be very tame, gentle, not a bit wild: pakáamàssi.
tamp to tamp down, pack down, press down: abitlichi. to tighten, tamp down tight, screw down tight: onawanhachi.
tan tanned deerhide, buckskin: ichaffakchilipha. tanned, stretched hide, leather thongs: ɬahka. tool for scraping hide in tanning: isɬahka. to cure (leather), tan (hide): liphachi, ɬahli. to rub all over, rub to soften (as in tanning hide): kasohlichi. to rub all over with (as in tanning hide): iskasohlichi.
tangle to tangle: ittihalatlichi. to tangle (as someone's hair in the wind): imaamatli. to tangle (something of somebody's): imittihalatlichi. to tangle up: ittapànnichi. to tangle up, tie a bunch of knots in: ittasikohlichi. to be tangled, attached: ittihalatka. to be tangled up: ittapànkachi, ittasikòokachi, ittihalahka. to be wrapped up, tangled up in (of one): atánnayka. to have a lot of knots, be knotted, tangled: ittasikòoka. to untangle: fakohlichi.
tangy  kaskaha.
tank water tank, water tower: okispaachokòoli. open water tank, rain barrel: okispaatállàaka, oki ispaatalàaka.
tanned to get burned (on the whole body), sunburned, suntanned: tobiila.
tantrum to throw a tantrum: siffi, siffichi.
tap for there to be the sound of tapping: kapàaya. to rap with the knuckles, tap: kibìilichi. to make a rattling, banging, hammering, tapping or rumbling noise: kapàalichi. to hit (plural objects or repeatedly), tap, rap: batli.
tape cellophane tape: istimalakpa. recording tape: naaɬiilka paffichi. tape measure: ilokfastalpisa, istalpisa², istapiska.
taperecorder  naaɬiilka paffichi, ochana naaɬiilka, ochonanaaɬiilka.
tar  istinchakissa locha kosooma, hinipaapatàaka.
tardy tardiness: obaltanka.
tarpaulin  nàasaɬipìika.
tart  kaskaha.
tassel corn tassel: chassichokhiska. to ripen (of corn), turn brown (of corn tassels): alabosli.
taste what one says if something tastes very good: amm! kanobi!. to taste good, taste sweet: champoli. to have (food) taste good to one: inchampoli. to taste, sip, lick once: lasapka. to taste (someone's food): illasapka. to be over spiced, strong tasting: yammifíhna². to be strong tasting (as strong coffee): ooyammi. to have a bad taste in the mouth: ichootakba. to taste sour (as a lemon or orange), tart, tangy: kaskaha. to have a bitter or burnt taste in the mouth: ichoohomi. to have a bitter taste in the throat: nokhomi. to make something taste bitter: homiichi. to have a salty taste in the mouth: ichoohapi. to have a sweet taste in the mouth: ichoochampoli. to leave a bad taste in the mouth: ichootakbachi. to taste bad (as hard water or a green persimmon), a taste between bitter and sweet, but not sour: takba.
tasteless to be bland, tasteless (of food), weak in flavor, light tasting (as weak coffee, soup without salt, etc.): taksi.
tasty  champoli.
tattoo  sakbafaholisso. to be tattooed: chokchoki.
taut to be taut, be pulled tight, be stretched tight (of one): maapka. to pull to tighten, stretch taut, tug on to tighten (one object): ismaapka.
tavern  aayisilka.
taxi driver  mobìlka waliilìichi.
tea  tìika. to make tea, brew tea: tìikan talbòoli. to brew (as tea from roots): poyatlichi.
teach teaching: aabachitilka. to teach (a subject): aabachi, ponnachi. to teach (a subject) to: imaabachi. to teach (a skill, how to do, the practical applications) to: imponnachi. to teach school: holisson aabachi, holisson sobaylichi. to teach, train how to talk (as a baby): naaɬiilichi. to be taught (a subject): imaabachitilka.
teacher  aabàachi, tìicha, aatatka, holisso aabàachi, holisso sobaylìichi.
team ball team: pokkotòoliha. partner (on a job) forming a team working together: intáɬɬa. to hitch up (a team) (to a wagon or sled): halahlichi.
tear  binafka. to tear (something) once: ɬilaffi. to tear apart, rend in two: binaffi. to tear into pieces: ɬilli. to rip apart, tear (as clothing): istintipli. to tear down, tear up (one object): yiɬapli. to break something, tear up, ruin: alwahli. to be torn: binafka, ɬilafka. to be torn apart: istintipka. to be torn up: binàaka. to be torn in several places, several torn: ɬilka. to have a tear, be tearing (of one): ɬíllafka. to have tears in several places: ɬìilka. to have broken or torn skin (on a part of the body): iⁿɬilafka.
tear down to tear down, tear up (one object): yiɬapli.
tears  ittiɬokchi.
tease joker, braggart, tease: istibitchi. to laugh at, ridicule, tease: afaalichi. to make fun of, mock, tease, joke or kid about (something): istállàamiichi. to tease someone because of jealousy: istimposaachi.
teaspoon  lapihchosi.
teat  pisi, waakimpisi.
teddy bear  nitaholba, nitaholbasi.
tedious to be difficult, hard, tedious, sad (of circumstances): achihba.
teepee  albinafa iisa.
telephone  naaɬiikapalki, masnaaɬiilka, maanaaɬihilka. to answer (the telephone): imootamatlichi. to call (someone) on the telephone: maatiyyowwa. to talk into a microphone, talk on the telephone: maanaaɬiika. to talk to (on the telephone), telephone: maatinnaaɬiika. to ring (of the telephone): maatolaachi.
telescope  hopaaki maastilhicha.
television  ochonanaaɬiilka, olaatilka, nàasóyha maaholbachi, tiifiika.
tell story, tale, something told: náasifatka. teller of tales and legends: nàasóochafatli. teller of tall tales: chokfinaaɬìika. to tell, say, ask: onka¹. to tell (something): fatli. to tell (something) to: iⁿfatli. to be told, be known: fatka. to lie, tell a lie: loska. to tell a lie about, falsely accuse: aloska, onaloska. to warn, forbid, tell (someone) not to do something: imaybachi.
tell on to not inform on, not tell on (someone): alomhichi.
temper quickly, suddenly, jerky (as a car on a drag strip or someone with a quick temper): tóospàasi. to have a quick temper, get mad easily: ilaapalàskano.
ten  pókkòoli. dime, ten cents: iskalàaba. tenth: ispókkòoli. ten times: istapókkòoli. to do ten times, make ten, score ten points: pókkòolichi.
tend to make ready for, tend (a garden): imakanoochi.
tender to be tender: okcháako. to be tender (as of ripe fruit, young shoots or young animals): walwaki, walwáakòosi. to be very ripe, fully mature, still very tender (of vegetation): walwáaki.
tendon  assikchi, inchoswa. Achilles tendon: iyyassikchi, iyyikonìiɬa.
tennis shoes  wilitapatkáachi.
tense to be uneasy, tense, nervous, apprehensive (as when watching an acrobat): yowaapa. to make someone nervous, make tense, make uneasy: yowaapachi.
tent  iisatakàaka, iistalka. to put up a tent, raise a tent: iistalkan talbòoli. to stand up (several things) (for example, posts or a tent): hislichi.
tent guides  istimmaapilka.
tent pole  iisastiⁿhachàali.
tent stake  iisatakàaka istiⁿhachàali.
tepid to be lukewarm, tepid: íikba.
terminate to be terminateed, left, stopped: fayka. to have a term in office end, have a position terminate: istimanooka.
termite  iskaniyòosa waayóhka. ant, esp. fire ant, termite ant: iskanniyòosa. winged ant, termite?: choklahpa.
terrapin large edible turtle, terrapin: hachitakna. terrapin, tortoise: sattapolo.
testicle  bonka.
testy to be testy, touchy: maahoyoopa.
tether reins, tethers: chichoba istiⁿhalailka, chichoba istiⁿhalatilka. yoke or tether (for a cow that gets into the garden): waaka iwwataaka.
Texas  Teksi. the State, the state of Texas: stìitka.
thank thanks, thank you: alíila, kano, tá!.
that  mók. that one: yáafaaya. that one (distal): ma. that one (not close), that previously mentioned one: akka, akka. there, that place: akko. over there, that way, towards: màafa. this or that way, this or that direction, over here, over there: tàala. this place here, right over there, that place over yonder: yàafa.
theater movie theater: holba. amphitheater, gymnasium: aahompanka.
theft  holìiba.
then now, now then: mooliiya. then, next, and then, so: máamòosi. well, then, uh, er, let's see...: naho¹.
there right there: akki. there, that place: akko. this or that way, this or that direction, over here, over there: tàala. this place here, right over there, that place over yonder: yàafa. beyond, past (in time or space), over there: koɬa. over there, that way, towards: màafa. over yonder, a little ways over there, a little farther away: yáafàasi. look out!, watch out, hey!, wait! there!: má! má!. to be there, exist: nàaho. to go over there: òoɬa. to be there, be around, be located at a place (of one or two): àaya. to be located, be here, be there (of one or two): àata. to be here and there, every which way: ossofka.
thermometer  lokba issobayka, lokba sáhmòosi issobayka. fever thermometer: yalinha issobayka, yanha issobayka.
thick to be thick, dense, deep: chihbi. to be thicker: chíhbi. to lie thick (of snow), be a heavy snowfall: chihbichi. to thicken, make thicker: chihbichi, chihbichi.
thicken to thicken with (a thickener such as cornmeal or flour): istoochihbichi.
thickener  istasolotka.
thicket  ittaposa, abohli. canebrake, cane thicket: iɬanistalàaka.
thief  aatihòoba, nàashòoba. thief (also an animal that steals food): hòoba. chicken thief: akaakhòoba. cattle rustler: waakhòoba.
thigh  obi.
thimble  chofistiɬka.
thin to be narrow, thin: ɬibaata. to be thin, slim, slender, skinny (of people or animals): sowi. to be dry, thin (of more than one): solohka. to be flat and thin (as a sheet of paper, cloth, etc.), sheer: tapáaⁿskòosi. to be thin, sheer, light-weight, fine-grained: tapaski. to be thin, watery, not thick: chikíhbo. to be thin (not dense), watery, diluted: oktakasbi, oktapaski. to be getting thin around the face: ibiisanífkàasi. to be getting thinner, more watery: oktákkasbi. to be narrow, small, thin in diameter (as a small tree, broom handle, etc.): chokíibossi. to thin out, water down, dilute: oktakasbichi. to make a bit thinner, dilute some, water down: oktákkasbìichi.
thing  nàasi.
think mind, thinking, thought: kostinka. to think about, consider: akostiniichi. to wonder about, think about, guess at, worry about: áalo. to think about someone in the context of something, remember someone: akostínnìichi. to think about what is best for someone: imakostínnìichi. to be mentally still a child, unable to think for oneself: háakti. to be thinking clearly, to know right from wrong: kostíini. to be thinking about, wondering: akostiníichi. to think about someone when doing something: istakostínnìichi. to mix up someone's thinking (as by hitting on the head, doubletalk, or trickery): kostínkochi.
thin out to thin out, clear, hoe (a field, usually for planting), knock down (e.g. weeds, apples): baɬɬichi.
third the third, three times: istatótchìina. third base: imiisistatótchìina.
thirsty to be thirsty: okibanna.
thirty  poolihchitótchìina.
thirty-aught-six rifle  bihichoba².
thirty-five  poolihchitótchìinan awah táɬɬàapi.
thirty-thirty rifle  bihichoba².
this  akki. this, this here: ya. only this one: yáɬɬi. this one, here it is: yaha. here, this place, this vicinity, right here, this way: yàali. this or that way, this or that direction, over here, over there: tàala. this place here, right over there, that place over yonder: yàafa. to do a certain way, go like this (gesture): yamíhchi, yàhmi.
this side on this side of a certain location (of a place): ilotàɬɬà.
thistle  ɬohpo.
thong leather thongs: koskalpi, chaɬka, ɬahka.
thorns  bakcho. any plant with thorns, brier: bakcho. stickers, thorn, sliver, burrs, dart, needle, arrow, knife, etc.: achosòoka¹.
thorough to finish doing, do completely, do thoroughly: anosli, anooli.
though  káasok. but, even though, although, even: -tika². even though, despite: -bíino.
thought  kostinka, akostinitilka. to have thought about a particular thing, figured out a problem: iskostini. to lose one's train of thought, forget what a word means: imayosba.
thousand  taɬɬìipaspókkòoli.
thrasher brown thrasher (?): chaɬchachoba. small, brown bird of winter and spring, poss. brown thrasher or a kind of woodpecker (?): chaɬcha.
thread  baksa. sewing thread: baksaatka. to thread (a needle): ɬopotlichi. to pull out loose threads, unravel (thread): sihlichi.
threaten to be threatening or imminent (of weather): hátchàali.
three  tótchìina. the third, three times: istatótchìina. three times: atótchìina, hitótchìina. to do three times, score three points, produce three offspring: tótchìinachi. to have three: intótchìina.
throat  istillimitilka. to burn the throat (as hot coffee or spicy food): noolibatli. to clear the throat, ahem: ilinookanòochi. to cut (one object) off of the throat: nootaɬafka. to have a pouched throat (as a lizard): noopoksi. to have a tickle in the throat, have an scratchy throat: noowasihli. to have a bitter taste in the throat: nokhomi. to have something (as a cold) in the throat, have a frog in the throat: nooláppàali. to remove (objects) from the throat of a choking victim: maanoopihli. to take out of the throat (one object): maanootaɬafka.
throb to throb, throb with a pulse, have a heartbeat: hifoska. to throb with, as a pulse (in the neck) (from a fever, running hard, etc.): nokchoffichi. to have a pulse, throb, heartbeat: inchoffichi. to ache, throb, hurt all over (as with the flu): komohlichi.
through to pass through (of one): ɬopotli. to pass (something) through, put through: ɬopotlichi. to pass through or by, cross in front of (of more than one): ɬopòoli. to have something too tight to get into or through: awanha.
through with to stop, quit doing, be through with: faayahli, faayàali, fayli. to be over with (e.g. of a movie or an event), finished, through: istanooka. to finish off, get through with, use up: anooli. to go through with to the end (of one): istittaɬopotli, ittaɬopotli.
throw to throw at: bakahli. to throw to (one object): maatimmaalichi. to throw to (someone at a distance): maastimbakahli. to throw a tantrum: siffi, siffichi. to lower, throw in (one object): maatoomaalichi. to spill, throw, discard (more than one thing): soofi. to (throw and) hit once against something at a distance: ostisbatatli.
throw away to throw away, pour out: tilìika. to throw away (something in a package or container): ismaalichi. to throw off, throw away, drop, discard (one object): maalichi. to leave, abandon, throw away (plural objects): maakahli. to throw away (plural objects) for, throw away (someone's possessions): immaakahli. to be thrown away: isbakahka. to be thrown away, divorced, abandoned (of one): maakachi.
throw down to pull down, throw down: ɬaalichi. to throw down, throw (one object) to the ground: maamaalichi. to throw down (as in wrestling): isbakahli. to throw down, knock down (one object): maapiɬka. to throw down on top of: paamaalichi.
throw into to throw into water (one thing): oomaalichi.
throw net  ɬaɬo istokbohòokachi.
throw off to throw off or drop (more than one): ɬàali.
throw on to be thrown on the water (of more than one): oomaakaaka.
throw out to throw out (a liquid, such as dishwater): maasoofi. to impeach, throw out of office (one person): maalichi.
throw up to vomit, throw up: ahoota.
thrush  tikbahiɬɬi.
thumb  ilbiki, ilbikichòoba, ilbossiki.
thumb tack  achoopasi.
thump to beat the tail on the ground, thump the tail: hachistitabatli. to make the sound of running footsteps, thump: kipìilichi.
thunder boom! sound of a thunder clap: pas!. rumble, rumbling noise (e.g. thunder): wininihkachi. for there to be thunder or a rumbling noise in the distance: maatimiikáachi, maatimimihkáachi. to thunder: kolkohka. to be making a rumbling noise in the distance (as thunder): maawininihkáachi. to explode, go off (of an explosion), crash (of thunder): tokafka. to make a loud crashing, boomming noise in the distance (especially a clap of thunder): pasàaya. to make a ponderous sound, as of heavy footsteps, thunder, the rumble of a train: timìilichi.
thunderbird  kolkohkafoosi.
thunder snake  kolkohkachinto.
Thursday  istonóstàaka, nihta istóstàaka, nihta onóstàaka, onóostàaka.
tic tic in the eyelid: ittiɬi iyyòokachi. to have a muscle spasm, twitch, tic: yóllichi. to have a tic or twitch in the eye: ittiɬi iyyòolichi. to have a facial tic: ibiyòokachi, ibiyòolichi.
tick  satani, satanpatha, iskanpatha, satanochoski, satanichoba. deer tick: icho iⁿsatani. seed tick: satanosi.
ticket  aayaltobaachitilka, ahachàaka holisso.
tickle  wasihko, wachikka. to tickle: wachiklichi. to tickle (one), make itch, scratch an itch: wasihlichi. to tickle (a part of the body) for, scratch an itch on for: iwwachiklichi. to have a tickling feeling (on a part of the body): iwwachikli. to have a tickle in the throat: noowasihli. to be tickled: wachikkachi.
ticklish to be ticklish: wachikli, wasihli.
tie necktie: wataaka. tie, draw (in a contest): ittáhhòoba. railroad ties: tàiska. to catch up to, tie with (someone): ahooba. to put around the neck, put on (a tie): wataali, watasli. to tie a knot onto something, tie up something with: istasikopli. to tie (one object) onto: onasikopli. to tie (one object), tie onto, tie (two ends) together, tie (a knot): achitìili. to tie (two ends) into a knot, make a knot in: bonotlit ittachitìili. to tie (something) in the hair: bachaali. to tie with each other: ittahooba. to tie small lines onto (esp. on the main line of a trotline): baksa achitli. to be tied: achitìika. to be roped, tied with rope: talikcho. to be tied in a bunch of knots, snarled: ittachitìika. to be tied in a knot (of one): asikopka. to knot once, tie a knot in: asikopli. to knot repeatedly, tie knots in: asikòoli. to lace up, tie with laces: istiyyòoli. to tangle up, tie a bunch of knots in: ittasikohlichi.
tie-snake  chintokàwkachi.
tie up to tie up (something alive): imachitìili. to tie up to an upright, tie to a stake, stake up: onasihka. to tie up with something, to bind up (hay, load of logs on truck, etc.): asihka. to be tied up: achíttìika, achitli, alsiha. to have (one object) tied up: achíttìili. to have been tied up: asihilka.
tiger  kowibasbaki, kowiɬahkachi.
tight to be taut, be pulled tight, be stretched tight: maapka, maaka. to have something too tight to get into or through (as clothes): awanha. to pull to tighten, stretch taut, tug on to tighten (one object): ismaapka. to screw (one object) in tight: onasanayli. to squeeze very tight (once): tiɬifka.
tighten to tighten up (a screw), screw (a bolt) back in: imosannichi. to tighten, tamp down tight, screw down tight: onawanhachi.
till to plow, till, cultivate the ground: binaffichi. to be plowed, tilled: binafkachi.
tiller  isbinafkachi.
tilt to tilt, lean (something) to one side: chaknaaskichi. to tilt the head back (of one): abaanatahli. to tilt (someone's) head back: abaanatahlichi. to be tilted, to lean to the side, slope or slant (of ground): chaknaaski.
time it's that time, it's time for it: óoɬaamoolo. it's time to (do something): imoɬa. when (what day): sáhmifòoka. when (what time), whenever: sáhmòosi. about what time, about when: sáhmíffìina. again, a second time, again and again: atokláali. as soon as, quickly: náasíkson. later: istaɬíina, hímmàaka, óohchaama, opíiyàasi. a little later: hímmáakàasiimon, hímmàakasima. a little while before: bíknòosi. next, subsequent: mìntama. next time: atokláali, atóklama, hitòkla, atòkla. once, once upon a time: acháffàaka. sometime, at some point (specific indefinite occasion): sáhmifòokóot. sometime in the future: himáakayáamiimon. sometimes: himaayáami, sàhmiláhkaamon, sáhmiima, sáhmimáɬɬiiya. the old days: óohchàayáali. long ago, in the old days: óohchàako, himáakayáamifòokon. a long time: hímmáhkàastíkkobi, hímmáhkókko. beyond, past (in time or space), over there: koɬa. during a certain period in the past up to or until some later time: istíila. it will be far in the future: óohchat aɬíinaama. last year: lokbáahaako, lokbahaakítto. next year: lokbáahaama, ostillokbaha. next month: hasimìnta. all day: nihtóyha. now: himáakayàali. nowadays: himáakayáhmiiyon, himàaka. now, and: mooton. now, now then: mooliiya. right now; today: himáakaníhtaya. today, now: himáakaya. today: himàaka nìhta. this morning: himáakaniɬálli. today at twelve noon: himáaka pontóoliiyon. this afternoon: himáaka pontókkòolit ɬopotliyyon, himáaka pontókkot táɬɬoffi. this evening: himáakatánkàasiiyon. tonight: tankaama. yesterday: pihaako. yesterday morning: pihaakoniɬálli. yesterday at noon: pihaakopontókkòoli. last night: tankaako. day before yesterday: pihaakokoɬaako. night before last: tankaakok koɬaako. recently, not too long ago: okíichòosiiko. tomorrow: níhtama. tomorrow morning: nìhtaniɬálli. tomorrow at noon: nìhtapontókkòoli. tomorrow after noon, tomorrow after dinner: nìhtapontókkòot ɬopotli, nìhtapontókkòot taɬoffi. tomorrow night: níhta tankaama. day after tomorrow: nìhtakoɬa, nìhtakoɬaama. night after next: nìhta koɬa tankaama. day after day, this day and the next: nihta istinnihtahchi. early in the morning, before the sunrise: niɬállòosi. dawn, daybreak: nihtataɬɬa. in the morning: niɬállima. noontime, mid-day: pontókkòoli. evening: tánkàssi. midnight: niɬhóota, tankatóohcha. one minute: kanatlischáffàaka, chofotlischáffàaka. week: nihtahóllo. weekdays, workweek: níhtahollo ittimaltàala. to be timely, be in time: mayóoba. to be a long time: óhhòocha. to be a very long time: óohcha. to be a long time ago: ohóocha. to be very long ago: óochafíhnaama. to take a long time: óochachi, ohóocha. to be a while ago, some time ago: óhhòochàasiiko. to be during the day, still daytime: níihta. to be earlier: máhhàasi. to be getting on towards evening: óppìiya. to be late (in the day): opiya. to be past a certain time: taɬoffi. to be past (a time or place), be beyond some place (of one): ɬóppotli. to be last (i.e. previous), former: mìntako. to be short (in length, time, distance): koboksi. to be twice, be two times, again, next time: atòkla. to be how many, how much, what time: nàmpo.
timid timid person, scaredy cat: aatimaɬatli. to be shy, timid, ashamed: oofaaya.
tin tin can: kànka. (metal) bucket, tin can: ochanàtka, ochanàtkabila. small tin can: ochanàtkasi.
tinder  choyyiskilaaya.
tingle to be tingling, pins and needles: simohka.
tinkle for to be a jingling, tinkling sound: solòoya. to clink, tinkle, jingle: chamàalichi. to make something jingle or tinkle (as a small bell): solòoyachi.
tinnitus  iⁿsamàayatilka.
tiny to be tiny: chinóofàschi, chakosi, chipíilàasi, chaki, sáwwàasi.
tip  ibíttòosi, ibítto.
tipsy to be tipsy, a little drunk: yámmòossi.
tiptoe to stand on tiptoe: sikkilipli. to ballet dance, dance on tiptoe: sikkilíplit bitli.
tire fatigue, tiredness: hoyapka. to be tired: hoyapli. to be tired of, worn out from, ready to give up: imálpìisa. to make each other tired: ittihoyaplichi.
tissue toilet tissue: iskihka.
title to hold title (to land), hold rights (to land): támbatka.
to at, to: aa-, -fa. on, at, to: ona-. so, in order to: -móska.
toad  okwaala, okwaalasi.
toast toasted bread: paspitaksolotka, paspachoba solotka.
tobacco  hakchomma. chewing tobacco: hakchommilpa. to smoke tobacco: hakchommasonka. to chew tobacco: hakchomma ipa.
today  himàaka nìhta, himáakaya, himáakaníhtaya. today at twelve noon: himáaka pontóoliiyon.
toe  iyyiswáatali, iyyochoski. big toe: iyyiki, iyyikichòoba. little toe: iyyochòosi. to stub the toe: háɬɬapka.
toenail  iyyaksi.
together all of us together: ittolilha. near, close together (of two): ittayákha. partner (on a job) forming a team working together: intáɬɬa. to be together: akkáhmi. to be together, be with each other, be both: ittàasa. to be together with, stay with: ahíina. to be with, be mixed with, be included with, be together with: àasa. to be all together: ittóyha. to be mixed together: ittapaanakaakachi. to fit together, join, chain together: ittihokfi. to be fitted together, interlocking (of two): ittihokfa. to be mixed fine together: istitalipha. to patch together: aloopachi. to piece together (a quilt): ittaloopachi. to be patched, be stuck together: aloopa. to stick together, glue together (two things): ittilapaalichi. to come together, meet: ittipóttòoli. to come together, come up to one another (of two): ittapotòolichi. to come together with, meet (someone), esp. head on: abaaka. to meet at a certain place, gather together: ittanahka. to gather together, get together (of several): ittillokòoli. to put next to (one object), put (two objects) together: ibachasàali. to mix (two) together: ittapaanaɬi. to mix together (more than two): ittapaanakahlichi. to mix together, combine, add numbers: ittasaachi. to mix together, put (several) together (in one container): ittapaayaapitta. to mix together, intermingle (of things that should not be mixed): ittayommi. to mix together (things that should not be mixed): ittayommichi. to go around together (more than four): ittanòwwa. to get along together: ittimayokpa. to marry, get together: onnaaɬi. to sleep together, be married (of two): ittapoɬòoka.
toilet  maataaɬoyhilka, aaholiswa, aaɬoyhilka, aahoppolka, aaholippola. to flush (the toilet): soofi.
toilet paper  iskihka.
tomato  hapanchokko.
tomboy  naanosi. to be a tomboy (of a girl): naani.
tomorrow  níhtama. tomorrow morning: nìhtaniɬálli. tomorrow at noon: nìhtapontókkòoli. tomorrow after noon: nìhtapontókkòot ɬopotli, nìhtapontókkòot taɬoffi. tomorrow night: níhta tankaama. day after tomorrow: nìhtakoɬa, nìhtakoɬaama.
ton  baybastáɬɬìipan poolistòklo.
tongs  itto istabáilka.
tongue  ichoolaksi. tongue of a shoe: wilichoolaksi. wagon tongue: tissanaha ichoolaksi. to stick out the tongue or lip: ichoklàmbi. to stick out the tongue or lip at (someone): imichoklambi.
tonight  tankaama.
tonsilectomy to remove tonsils: nootaɬafka, maanoopihli, noopihli. to perform a tonsilectomy on: maanootaɬafka.
too  -fíhna. also, too: mók. (do) a lot, (do) too much, very, too: áalòosi. to do or be as well, also, too: máaloolo. to be lots, a lot, too: fíhna.
too high to have something be too high for one: imabahli.
tools  istintolihno. arc welder: istonaɬatofka. arrowhead: ɬakiⁿhalokpa. ash shovel: histo istitapafkachi. adze: ittissahkachi. awl: istiⁿɬopoilka. ax: chaafi. branding iron: waaka isholisso. broom: istitapaska. bullwhip: waakisbatka. can opener: ochanàtkasi istintiyapka. carpenter's plane, iron: isɬinko. chain saw: issohkachi ibisnáaliwalíika. circular saw: issohkachipálki. clamp: istatiɬifilka. cold chisel, hacksaw: ochonaskòlka. cotton gin: pakaalaaboyotlichi. crosscut saw: issohkachibaski. crowbar: istafinapka, nàasistiⁿsokka, ochonastafinapka. crowbar, claw hammar: achoopa istiⁿsihkachi. crusher (anything used to crush): isbosotkachi. double-bit ax: chaaftóklo. draw knife: ittossahkachi. drill: ispalailka. edge, blade: ichooyákpa, ichooyákpàasi. egg beater: istokchiwahilka. fence stretcher, wire stretcher: ismaapilka. fire poker: istitachifilka, istitachifkachi, istitapaɬatka. flat ax: chafpàtha. floor mop: istitayaasihka. fork: isɬopohilka. grater: isbotooka, ismiɬihkachi. grindstone: isbotooka. hammer, mallet, paddle: isbatka. hammer, sledgehammer: islisilka. hand drill: istiⁿɬobafka. hand saw: issohkachosi. hatchet: chaafosi. hoe: ittopatha. ice hook: akmistabatilka. knife, table knife, blade: talkoosa. large wooden mortar: kihcho. lawn mower: hassi istitakolofka. lever, jack handle: iswakayka apihchi. long handle of a tool: apihchi. metal square (tool): ochonastalpisa pakofka. metal wedge for splitting wood: ittospaɬka. nail file: ilbaksissohkachi. opener: istintiyapka. paintbrush: istalposa. pestle: kistapi. pick, pickax: achokna. pitchfork: isɬopoilkachoba, kopihkastitapihka. plane: istaɬiilka. plow: isbinafkachi. posthole digger: poskastiⁿsafka. pulley, block and tackle: istiⁿhaatanàali. rake: iskaykachi, istitakaykachi. rice cutter (harvesting tool): onosikoloffi. saw, handsaw, two-man crosscut saw: issohkachi. sawhorse: chichoba. scale: isbaybachilka. sewing machine: istolfachi. shovel, spade: issafka. sifter: saklapatha. small sawhorse: chichobasi. soldering iron: ɬaki onaɬatoffi, istonabilaachilka. stick (for striking), club: ittaposa. sythe, sickle: hassi ischakka. tape measure: ilokfastalpisa. washboard: iskayofka. welder: istonabilaachilka. whip: isbatka. wood chisel: ittoskolka. wooden wedge: ittohalokpa. wrench, screwdriver: istonasankachi. tool for rubbing hide: iskasookachi. tool for scraping hide in tanning: isɬahka. tool to stretch out fencing: ismaaka. tool used in spinning moss: somo isfahka. tool used to weave, knitting needles: istaɬka. anything used as a standard of measure or pattern: istalpisa². anything used for picking up heavy objects: iswakayka. anything used to pull nails: achoopa issiihka. any tool for hoisting and hauling logs: itto istabáilka. any tool used for sharpening: ishalokpa. any tool used for sifting: isyòokachi. heart wood, the hard core of a tree used in making tools: chonoska. to work with an implement or tool: istintohno. to use a tool to spread on: istaposohka. to put a new handle on a tool: ayoopi.
too much to be too much: lawafìino. to be expensive, too much: achihba.
tooth  nati. any large tooth: natichoba. baby tooth: innati lokòolímmòona, innatosi. false teeth: naticholpa. front molar, grinding tooth: natiskachàaka, natiskaɬka, natisyasilka. front tooth: natibíssa, innatibíkno. molar tooth: innatichóoba, iskachàaka, nati nàasisliphachitilka. wisdom teeth, back teeth: innati obáali. top teeth, uppers: innatipáana. tusk: innatihobaski. to fill (the teeth) of: imaapitta. to have one's teeth filled: imalpitta. to pull (the tooth) of: impaffichi. to have one's tooth fall out, lose one's tooth: inchiloffi.
toothache  natiholpa. pain-reliever for toothache: innatihóopa aissi.
toothache tree  ittohalokpa, ɬacho, natikasahlichi.
toothbrush  toɬbroska.
toothpick  innatisfitilka, natisfitilka.
top on top: paa-. top (e.g. of tree), tip: ibítto. top side: páana. top of the shoe: wilo iⁿhakcho. toy top: bitlosi. to be located on top of something: paatállàaka, paayíisa. to be located in (a container) on top of (something): ispaatállàaka. to lay (one object) down on top of: paabalàali. to sit on top of: paachokòoli, paachikìika. to seat on top of, put on top of: paachokoolichi. to stack up on top of one another (as cups, cans): ittalatlichi. to put down (one object) on top of: paapiɬka. to put down on top of, lay down (one thing with a wide surface): ispaapiɬka. to put over, put on top of, cover (one object): albitìili. to ride (a horse), sit on top of, be settled on, ride in a car, be perched on a line (of birds) (of one): paachókkòoli. to ride, sit on top of (of a few): paachíkkìika. to be lacking on top, missing on top, gone on top: paayíkso. to be not quite to the top: ámbahli. to float, be on top of the water: okpalàali. to spread over the top of: paapatàali. to be spread over the top of (of one): paapatàaka. to scatter, spread, or put on top of: paayisaachi. to scatter, spread, or leave on top of for: impaayisaachi. to scrape, slice off the top of: tiɬɬichi. to have just been set out or put on top of (of one): paatalàaka.
torch  iskitaaya, kilaaya. pitch torch: choyyapala. rich pine limbs, peat, pine knot used for torch: choyyipokta. kindling, torch, punk, etc.: iskilaaya. arc welder, welding torch: onaɬatoffi.
tornado  mahlikánko, hanaafololo.
tortoise  sattapolo.
totally to finish doing, do completely, do thoroughly, be totally: anooli.
touch to touch, feel (something) once: potòoli, potli. to touch, tag: halayli. to be put next to, near, touching each other (of two): ittapotòoka¹. to have one's hand on, be touching: póttòoli. to be touched once: potòoka.
touchy to retaliate, be testy, touchy: maahoyoopa.
tough to be hard, tough: wanha. to be tough, stiff (in texture): chalakbi. to act mean, act tough, act bad: álpìisa. to be tough and crusty (as of bread cooked wrong): chakáawa. to make tough, overcook, cause to harden: wanhachi.
toupee  hissispaachokòoli, hissistilaɬipìilka, hissisyaaɬipìilka, hissisyaatala.
toward over there, that way, towards: màafa. to run toward, run up to meet someone (of one): onawaliika, onatooɬka.
towel  istilibiipaska.
tower water tank, water tower: okispaachokòoli, okispaahachàali.
town  oola. to found, establish a town: oolachi.
town ant  iskaniyòossoba.
town crier messengers who tell people to come to the yearly Christmas óolanwi party: tahpala.
tow sack  sokchapaɬakna. to catch (fish) with a tow sack: imokbohòolichi, ɬaɬo okbohòolichi.
toy  ishompankasi. seesaw, swing: iswinàaka. toy top: bitlosi. toy wagon: tissanahasi.
trace old Indian trace or trail through the woods: aati imaayttanolìwwootoha. trace, old trail: aatiⁿhinootoha, aatiⁿhinosootoha. trace, trail, footprints: italàtka.
track  háɬɬapka, latka, haɬilka, italàtka. buggy tracks: chichoba bàki istiⁿhalàilka. railroad tracks: pàlkiⁿhini. horserace track: chichoba imaayittimaliyya. automobile race track: mobìlka aayittimayya. to track, go after, seek, stalk: ayosli. to make tracks with something (e.g. mud), track (e.g. dirt) around: istitalatka.
trade to trade something: atooba. to exchange places, trade, take turns: ittatooba, ootamatli, altoba. to trade places with each other: ittootamahli.
trail  hinosi, aatiⁿhinootoha, aatiⁿhinosootoha, italàtka. old Indian trail through the woods: aati imaayttanolìwwootoha. vapor trail: ɬaafka.
trailer  iswiha.
train¹ railroad train: pàalki, pàlkichoba. freight train: pàlkibaski, pàlki nàaswihàachi. passenger train: pàlki aatistàaya, pàlki aatwihàachi. flat car of a train used for carrying logs: ittistàaya. caboose: kabòska. train cowcatcher: pàlki ibisaani.
train² to teach (a skill, how to do, the practical applications) to, train: imponnachi. to teach, train how to talk (as a baby): naaɬiilichi. to be difficult to handle (as a wild horse), hard to train: istachihba. to be readied, prepared, trained: apiisa.
train of thought to lose one's train of thought: imayosba.
trample to trample, step on, stomp on: paalatka. to trample, destroy (especially vegetation) (of an animate agent): baɬapka.
transcribe to transcribe, translate: paahossochi.
transfer to transfer from one container to another: tosoyli.
translate to interpret, translate: ayitika. to transcribe, translate: paahossochi. to interpret for, translate for: imittinnaaɬiika, imayitika.
translator  ayitika, imayitika, kapitani.
transplant place to which plants are transplanted: aatosooya. to be transplanted: tosoyka. to transplant: hachaalichi, tosoyli.
transvestite male transvestite: aatinaani tayyihahókkìita. female transvestites: tayyiha aatinaanihókkìita.
trap mouse trap: chissi impatàaka. spring operated steel trap: istimpatka. to set a trap for: istimpatli. to surround, catch in a pincer movement, trap: ittimataplichi. to block, cut off access, often in order to trap: ataplichi.
trash  náaskànko, kopihka. trash bag, trash box: kopihkaɬka. trash basket, trash can: náaskànko alpitta. to clear a field (of trash), gather (trash or rubbish) together to burn: kopihli.
tread water to tread water (of one): ooyatákkàaka.
treasure to treasure, have affection for: ayyihoochi, ayyiho, iyíihòssi. to treasure or cherish something belonging to someone else: imiyíihòosi.
treat to treat (a patient) (of a healer), doctor: imalikchi. to treat with (e.g. medicine): istimalikchi. to treat a certain way, treat that way: akkamìhchi.
tree  itto. For complete list, see under: `plants'. burl, lump on a tree: ittopoksi. hollow tree, hollow log, tree with a big hole: ittoobi. nonbearing fruit tree: naani. grove, little wooded area, stand of trees: aboolòosi, aposa, istalàaka. tree branch, branch, limb: ittowassalakchi. hardwood tree root or base: ittoyíkchi. any tree bark: ittaffakchi. tree sap: ittokchi. tree stump: ittokoloofa, assikchi, ittassikchi.
tree frog  okiyyowwa.
tremble to shiver, tremble, quiver involuntarily (as with palsy, chills, fever, nervousness): wisisihlichi. to twitch, shake, tremble, quiver, be nervous: yòolichi.
trial to have a trial, hold court: kootka istíisa.
triangle  iⁿsakàmpatótchìina.
tributary  pahnosi ostachóssòoli.
trick to fool, trick, deceive, pull a joke on: haktíichi. to kid, joke, lie, play a trick on: chokfi, istibitchichi. to perform a miracle, do a magic trick: istilahollochi. to perform a miracle for (someone), do a magic trick for (someone): istimilahollochi.
trickery  haktichitilka.
trickster to be a joker, trickster, liar: chokfi.
trigger  bihi iⁿhalatilka. to pull (the trigger of a gun): iⁿhalatka.
trim silver trim on a belt: istilalsiha lapaffi. to prune, trim (a plant): intohlichi. to trim (hair) for, cut off (hair) for: inkaslichi. to trim (the hair) on the back of the neck: nookaslichi. to be trimmed: inkaskachi.
Trinity River  pahnichoba.
trip to trip: chifipka. to miss a step, slip, trip once: istiⁿhamoffichi. to trip on, trip over (once): istiliichifipka.
tripe  waakintakba, iⁿholisso lawaachi.
triplets  tótchìinasiiha.
trotline  ɬaɬo istimooyatakka, ɬaɬostimoobalàaka. main line of trotline: baksa baski. to set (a trot line): istimooyatakli. to tie small lines onto (esp. on the main line of a trotline): baksa achitli.
trough horse feed trough: chichoba imaayilpa. horse water trough: chichoba imaayisilka, chichoba oki imaayisilka. trough where salt or sugar is put for animals to lick: imaafohka.
trousers  ilaanikofka. to put on or wear (trousers): ilaanikoffi.
trout  chaalo.
truck  ibisnáaliwalíika.
true to be real, true: mafíhna.
truth truthfully, seriously, honestly: mafíinàasi.
try to try for and miss (a step): ɬakoffichi. to work hard, try hard, expend effort: kafihli. to try hard continually, strive, struggle: káffihli. to try very hard, try too hard: onakafihli. to want (some thing or occurrence), be inclined to, try: banna.
tub bathtub: aahaapilka.
tube blow tube: istapofilka. cane tube used for blowing into a medicine mixture: istoopofilka.
tuberculosis  toɬɬoilka kánko, holpafàyko.
tuck to tuck (the shirt) in: samahka. to have (the shirt) come untucked: paasiipka.
Tuesday  atòkla, nihta atòkla, nihtastatòkla.
tug to tug on to tighten (one object): ismaapka.
tunnel  oobihchi. hole, tunnel, hollow (in a tree or log): oobi. tunnel, underpass, overpass: hininota ɬopotka.
tupelo black tupelo, prob. also water tupelo: kosapa. water tupelo, tupelo gum: okifa itto, yassaakohatka.
turban  isbakkostalsiha.
turbulent to be turbulent (of a body of water): tokbinàali.
turkey  fiito. to gobble (as a turkey): kaloklohka.
turkey dance  fiitobitka. turkey dance song: fiitobitka talilwa.
turkey hawthorn  chittiɬhómmachoba, chittiɬhòmma.
turkey vulture  sayki, saykichòoba.
turn to twist, turn, make something crooked: ittapanayli. to twist, turn, make (one object) crooked: panayli. to turn (pages), riffle (pages): fakohlichi. to turn a page (of a book): iⁿfakopli. to turn (a lock), lock (a doorlock): iⁿhaatanatlichi. to turn (one object) to another side: ittafíllìmmi. to be twisted, turned, coiled, crooked, gnarled, curved, warped, spiraled, wrung, serpentine: pànkachi. to congeal, turn to jelly, clot (of blood), curdle (of milk): wolohki. to have a sprained or turned ankle: panayka. to make (more than one) take a turn off, divert: filkohli.
turn around turnaround, crossover in a divided highway: aahaatanatka. to spin, wheel (in flight), revolve, rotate, be winding: haatanahli. to turn around once, make a 180-360 degree turn, rotate: haatanatli. to turn around repeatedly (of one), spin, twirl: haatánnatli. to turn (something) around once, rotate: haatanatlichi.
turn in to voluntarily surrender, turn oneself in: ilifayli.
turn inside out to turn (one object) to another side, turn inside out: ittafíllìmmi. to be turned inside out, be rolled over (of one): ittafilinka¹.
turnip greens  assikchìlpa.
turn off to turn off (a machine): labosli. to turn off anything flowing or running (such as water or electricity): atipasli. to turn off a path (of one): filanka². to turn off (in a vehicle), branch off (in a vehicle) (of more than one): isfilkohka. to be forking, have a turn-off (of a road): fíllanka. to be passing by and get off at an exit or turn-off (of one): maafilanka.
turn on to turn on or start (a vehicle or machine): waliilichi. to light, turn on (a light): apalaali, kilayli, kitayli. to turn (a lock), turn on (a machine): iⁿhaatanatlichi. to turn on and fight (as an animal when cornered), retaliate against: maatiⁿhoyoopa.
turn out turnaround, turnout, crossover in a divided highway: aahaatanatka. to turn out (a light): labosli.
turn over to turn over (one object) (e.g. a mattress): istafilimmi, ittafilimmi. to turn over on the other side once: ittafilinka². to turn over face up: hanokfalanka. to turn over when lying down (of one): haatanatlit balàaka. to be turned over inside a vehicle, roll (a car) by accident (of one): istafilinka. to be turned over, turned inside out, be rolled over (of one): ittafilinka¹. to turn over to, convey (as property), leave up to: istiⁿfayli.
turn right side out to turn over, turn right side out (one object): ittafilimmi.
turns to take turns with each other: ittootamáali.
turn sour to turn (something) sour: kamoslichi.
turn upside down to turn upside down: ibakpilaachi. to turn (one object with a top and bottom) upside down: ɬipìili. to be bent over, turned upside down, turned over (of one): ɬíppìika. to have (one object) turned upside down: ɬíppìili.
turn white to pale, blanch, turn white (of a person): hatkaabi.
turpentine  choyyiniya.
turtle  satta. box turtle: sattapolo. large edible turtle: hachitakna. soft-shelled turtle: holaawa. type of water turtle: sattabaski.
turtle shell  satta affakchi.
tusk  innatihobaski, natichoba.
TV  tiifiika.
twelve  pókkòolawahtòklo.
twenty  poolihchitóklo. twentieth: ispoolistóklo.
twenty-five cents  iskalitóklo.
twenty-two rifle  bihosi.
twice  istatòkla, hitòkla. to be twice, be two times, again, next time: atòkla. to do twice, score two points, produce two offspring: tóklochi.
twilight to be partially dark, twilight, dusk: tánkàasi.
twin twin, twins: pokta. twin babies: poktasiiha, tòklosiiha. one of twin babies: tòklosi. identical twins: tòklo ittihólbasi. to have two of, have a pair, have twins: intòklo.
twine  baksa. to intertwine, fit together: ittihokfi.
twinkle to twinkle, shine brightly, be brilliant: aɬapɬáali.
twirl twirling a rope: fahli. to circle around, go around (repeatedly), spin, twirl: atanàakachi. to turn around repeatedly (of one), spin, twirl: haatánnatli.
twist twisting (esp. moss) on a stick: fahli. to wring once, twist: sanayli. to twist or wind around something (e.g. a spool): onapànnichi. to twist or wind (esp. moss) on a stick for: iⁿfahli. to twist, make (one object) crooked: panayli, ittapanayli. to be a little lopsided, twisted, slightly askew: kawáknàasi. to be twisted, crooked: ittapanayka. to be twisted, coiled, gnarled, curved, warped, spiraled, wrung: pànkachi. to be crooked, bent, lopsided, twisted: kawakna. to be twisted, bunched together, snarled (as of thread): ittachitka. to keep twisting, coil: pànnichi.
twister  hanaafololo.
twist off to twist off (as the head of a chicken): nokpanayli, nokpànnichi.
twitch to twitch, shake, tremble, quiver, be nervous: yòolichi. to have a muscle spasm, twitch, tic: yóllichi. to have a tic or twitch in the eye: ittiɬi iyyòolichi.
two  tòklo. twice, two times: hitòkla. to have two of, have a pair, have twins: intòklo.
two bits  iskalitóklo.