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179a. -itiet obtained by [stem-s., w]. 



do'lc^- to troll do'gwinet obtained by troll- 



ing 



Jc'ex- to scrape K'e'xinet Obtained-by-scrap- 



ingX 179.9 



180. -us ARRIVING UNEXPECTEDLY [ STEM-S., w, and lengthens vowel 



of stem]. 



hsJc^- man ha' guns visitor 



Tdex}'-- to escape Tc'.'e'wuns obtained by escap- 



ing, runaway slave X 197.5 



181. -mut REFUSE [sTEM-s., IND., witli leduplication] (see § 43). 



g'ok'^ house g-o'g-ax^mut remains of a house 



146.8 



SO])- to hew sd'yaymut chips (with weak- 



ened initial s) 



132, -as PLACE OF [STEM-S., W]. 



sex^- to paddle se'was place where one pad- 



dles 129.32 



la'hsta to go in Id'hsdas place where one goes 



in 8.12 



Lfop- cormorant L.'o'bas cormorant rock 369.29 



qds- to walk qd'yas walking place 11.3 



gd'yasnaxwa place where he 

 would walk 38.39 (see no. 

 95) 



Ld'wayugwila to make a weir Ld'wayugwiHas place of mak- 

 ing a weir 27.24 



yd'xyiq.'wa to lie dead on rock yd'xyiq!waas place of lying 



dead on rock 40.12 



183. -dEfnS PI.ACE WHERE SOMETHING IS DONE HABITUALLY [ WORD- 

 S., IND.]. 



kwe'las feasting-place kwe'lasdems place where feasts 



are held habitually 

 g'olc^ house g'd'x^dEms village site 51.22 



183a. -enah^ country lying in a certain direction [ind.]. 



qwes- far qwe'senak'^ far side 11.2 



^ndla south ^nd'lenak south side X 144.7 



gwa- down river gwd'naJc^ country down river 



X3.ll 

 o- something awl'nagwis country 142,4 (see 



no. 45) 



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