The sounds represented by the symbol /w/:

(DD: Delphine Derrickson; RA: Richard Armstrong)

The first column represents the underlying morphophonemic transcription; the second column the surface phonetic transcription:

/w/ in word initial position:
	wanx	[wanx]	war dance	RA
	wanx	[wanx]	war dance	DD
	wy̓cin	[wiʔcín]	finish eating	RA
	wy̓cin	[wiʔcín]	finish eating	DD
	wapwpxn	[wápupxən]	lynx	RA
	wapwpxn	[wápupxən]	lynx	DD
	wikn	[wíkən]	I saw it	RA
	wikn	[wíkən]	I saw it	DD
	wy̓stin	[wiʔstín]	I finished it	RA
	wy̓stin	[wiʔstín]	I finished it	DD
	way̓	[way̓]	Ok	RA
	way̓	[way̓]	Ok	DD
	wisxn	[wísxən]	long	RA
	wisxn	[wísxən]	long	DD
/w/ in word medial position:
	anwí	[anwí]	you	RA
	anwí	[anwí]	you	DD
	nwist	[ṇwist]	high up	RA
	nwist	[ṇwist]	high up	DD
	swit	[swit]	who	RA
	swit	[swit]	who	DD
	x̌mnkáwaʔ	[x̌mənkáwaʔ]	sweetheart	RA
	x̌mnkáwaʔ	[x̌mənkáwaʔ]	sweetheart	DD
	kkw̓ap	[kəkw̓áp]	dog	RA
	kkw̓ap	[kəkw̓áp]	dog	DD
	syríwaʔxn	[siríwaʔxən]	snow shoes	RA
	syríwaʔxn	[siríwaʔxən]	snow shoes	DD
	x̌líwaʔ	[̌líwaʔ]	wild onion	RA
	x̌líwaʔ	[̌líwaʔ]	wild onion	DD
/w/ in word final position:
	lʔiw	[lʔiw]	man's father	RA
	lʔiw	[lʔiw]	man's father	DD
	k̓aw	[k̓aw]	gone	RA
	k̓aw	[k̓aw]	gone	DD
	xʷiw	[xʷiw]	whistle	RA
	xʷiw	[xʷiw]	whistle	DD