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Nootka. 



Klihkleek, 

 Klaklafm, 

 Ko, 



Nahci, or naheis, 



Teelfthoop, 



Pachas, 



Quaeeaitfaak, 



Atchakoe, 



Aheita, 



Kifhkilltup, 

 Akhmupt, 



Klaiwahmifs, 

 Mollfthapait, 

 Taeetcha, 



Kaaitz r 

 TahooquoflT.m, 



Moowatche, 



Mamar, 



Klaokotl, 

 Pallfzthpatl, 



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Englim. 



The hoof of an animal 



A bracelet. 



An article, to give 

 Jlrength of exprejfwn 

 to another word. 



Friendjhip. 



A large cuttle fifh. 



He gave it me. 



A yellow, or red fox. 



A limpet. 



A fweet fern root they 



eat. 

 The flrawberry plant. 

 A narrow grafs that 



grows on the rocks. 



A cloud. 



A feather. 



Vull,fatisfied with sat- 

 ing. 



A necklace of fmall vo- 

 lute fhells. 



A carved human head 

 of wood, decorated 

 with hair. 



A carved wooden vizor, 

 like the head of a 

 Quebrentahueffos. 



A black linnet, with a 



white bill. 

 Give me fomething. 

 Glimmer (//.>eel). 



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Nootka. Englilh. 



Eineetl, The name they apply to 



a goat -, probably of 

 a deer. 

 Secta, The tail of an animaU 



Seehfheetl, To kill. 



Ooolfzth, A fand piper. 



Sacemitz, Chequered fir awbajkets. 



Chookwak, To go up, or away* 



Kloofafht, Smoked herrings. 



Keetfma, Puncluration. 



Mikeellzyth, To f aft en, or tie a thing. 



Cheeteeakamilzfth, White leads. 

 Kakkumipt, A fea weed, or grafs, 



on which they Jlrew 

 fifh roe. 

 Eifluk, Afcrt of leek; allium 



triquetrum. 

 To tear a thing. 

 A knot. 

 To tie a knot. 

 To loofen, or untie. 

 The leaf of a plant. 



Kutfkumilzrih, 



MitzQeo, 



Mamakeeo, 



KlukGlzfth, 



Klakaikom, 



Safinne, or fafin, 



Koohquoppa, 



Seewcebt, 

 Kaweebt, 

 Kleehfeep, 

 Klumma, 



Aiahtoop, or aiah- 

 toopfh, 



A humming bird. 



A granulated lily root 



they eat. 

 Alder tree. 

 Rafberry bufli. 

 Thefloucr of a plant. 

 Large wooden images 



placed at one end of 



their houfcs. 



A porpoife. 



Tofhko. 



