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(3) Other animals. 



From stem qo is formed e'qoqo pike 



Lox iLd'xLOX oyster 



Iex iqals'xlEX a sm.all fish (see Iex scales) 



xe iqloatE'xexe bullfrog 



TTiEn olatse'mEnmEn newt 



Id SEq.'alold butterfly 



(4) Plants. 



From stem ma is formed emd'ma pewterwort 

 qEl o^ElqEl polypodium 



cdq ucd'qcaq pteris 



(5) Parts of body. 



From stem p'.ox is formed uplo'xp'.ox elbow 

 tcxol utcxb'ltcxol lungs 



Icuc ckucku'c testicles 



(6) Terms of relationship. 



From stem ga is formed id' gaga his mother's father 



qac id'qacqac his father's father 



cga oyd'cgacga his mother's mother 



Icle oyd'Tclekle his father's mother 



ma Lid'mama his father 



ta Lid'tata his mother's brother 



lc!dc ikld'ckc boy 



(7) Miscellaneous terms: 



From stem pdt is formed ipd'tpat net 



tCEl e'tcsltcEl brass buttons 



SEq oss'qsEq buck-skin 



tSEX LtSE'xtSEX gravel, thorn 



Icloye ok'.oye'li'.oye fingering 



gac ogo'cgac sealing-spear 



Icup ikuphu' p short dentalia 



qdl (?) iqd'lxal gambling-disks 



Llal iL.'alL.'al gambling-disks 



q!dl iq.'d'lq.Uil short baton 



qwis o^wisqwis breaking of wind 



qom (?) iqo'mxom cedar-bark basket 



Lk'.EU o' Lk ! sn lIi ! EJi open basket 



quia Lquld'^ula egg 



Iex o'IexIex scales 



Liuwaik e' LluwalkLluwalk mud 



lEm oZ £mZ^m rotten wood (-^Zsm rotten bark) 



qot iqle'qotqot fever 

 A second large class of onomatopoetic terms, those used in place 

 of verbs, has been discussed before (§ 46). 

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