Bright & Gehr 2005: 228. Polysemy: 'blue / green / yellow'. Literally: 'like bile', from θúkin 'gall / bile / blue, green, yellow (in compounds)' [Bright & Gehr 2005: 228]. Secondary synonym: kasčíːp-kuniš 'yellow', literally 'like porcupine quills (which are dyed yellow for basketry)' [Bright & Gehr 2005: 143], from kasčiːp 'porcupine / porcupine quills / yellow' [Bright & Gehr 2005: 143].

Bright & Gehr 2005: 272. Alternate morphophonological variant of the stem: yiβu-.

Bright & Gehr 2005: 159. Cf. =ipšéːk 'to be heavy' [Bright & Gehr 2005: 103].

Bright & Gehr 2005: 239. Meaning glossed as 'near / close by'.

Bright & Gehr 2005: 274.

Bright & Gehr 2005: 103. Polysemy: 'short / low'.

Bright & Gehr 2005: 17.

Bright & Gehr 2005: 266. Polysemy: 'thin (as of fabric) / loose'. Secondary synonym: βaːs-kič 'thin', derived from βaːs 'blanket' with the suffix -kič 'like'. In the only textual example given in the dictionary, βaːs-kič is translated 'as thin as a blanket'. Possibly just a nonce word.

Bright & Gehr 2005: 70. Polysemy: 'wind / air'. Alternate morphophonological variant of the stem: ikɾeːmyaha-. Cf. the verb =ikɾéːmyah '(wind) to blow'.

Bright & Gehr 2005: 243. Polysemy: 'worm / angleworm'.

Bright & Gehr 2005: 48. Cf. hâːɾi ~ háɾi 'sometime / at various times'. The nature of the element -nay is not clear.