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VOCABTJLARY 



1391 



ama small pZ. 11118.10. 



amex'^id to become small. Ill 40.8. 

 ama^inxe^ youngest child. Ill 



174.23. 

 ama^yatse fifth child. 

 amaElta to notice. Ill 12.7; C 248.1 

 (New). (amalEla ?) to notice a dan- 

 ger signal. 

 amaol mother! 



amak"! excrements, a mess. 224.23 

 (New). 

 amax-^id to soil. C 224.17 (New). 

 amaqa sham-fight at time of marriage. 



R 968.76. 

 amaxo brant goose, 

 amyax- to praise, pray. X 19.5.26, C 



336.1. 

 amos to decorate. M 670.1. 

 amt- to fish sea-eggs. 



aamtia to fish sea-eggs. R 163.10. 

 amdem sea-egg. C 130.20. 

 amte^ boil, carbuncle, 

 amlex"- to stay at home. Ill 325.37; 



X 165.28. 

 ami- to play. C 4.18. 

 amlqlEs remarkable. X 229.27. 

 adEmgule crane. C 360.4. 

 ada my dear! Ill 74.4; lord. C 334.16 

 (Kos); a person in the line of primo- 

 geniture, 

 —mother! 

 adats father! Ill 29.26; my dear 



(woman)! C 314.23 (Kos). 

 adaqwa to call to an assembly. C348.10 



(Kos). 

 adaxEnesElal to perform a Tongas 



dance. M 730.12. 

 at- sinew. 



at!Em sinew. Ill 9.93. 

 adeg'e^ back sinew. R 158.40. 

 asama red, long crab. 

 asx-i- to sneeze. Ill 470.29. 

 atso grandfather! 

 a«nak- enough. Ill 101.93. 

 an^aneg-ila to do mischief. C 6.7; III 



14.93. 

 anewas spruce (Kos): see alex"- 

 anes father's, mother's sister. C 88.18; 



eanes pi. Ill 58.39. 

 aneqa to fetch firewood. 11145.35; (see 



a^na, ankwe^, anqa). 

 anex'^s^ae what is left over. Ill 406.7; 

 R'312.23. 



a^na to fetch flre (see aneqa, ankwe^, 

 inqa). 



anobexs spark. R 273.82. 

 anogwa who? (Gwas), see angwa. 

 ant- to gather herring-spawn. 



aEnt herring-spawn. R 254.9. 

 ans(^a!il) to lie down. X 171.42. 

 angwa who? Ill 67.31. 

 ankwes fire drill. Ill 352.8 (see aneqa, 



a^na, anqa). 

 anqa to light. C 440.32 (see aneqa, 



a^na, ankwe^). 

 anqula cloudy. M 681.5. 



anwe« cloud. Ill 127.3; X 86.11. 

 ak- firmly. R 580.13. 

 ag-ano m.nster (?). C 162.16. 

 ak-(a) salmon jumps. C 140.17, 142.3. 

 aq- wide open. Ill 109.32. 



aqala open. R 90.83, 232.11. 



axBk" welk" hollow cedar, 

 aqsn omen. Ill 316.1. 

 ax"- to skim off. R 278.66. 



aawa foam. Ill 103.93. 

 ax-p!alae8 (?ex-p!alaes). Heuchera mi- 



crantha, Dougl., alum root. 

 ax'^Elklils a fabulous being carrying 



skull and thigh bones, 

 ax- to do, to be, to take. 



axa C 144.2. 



axe« work. Ill 28.1. 



axala to be. Ill 22.2. 



axstod to open door. Ill 15.6. 



axela to keep. R 194.93; 231.27. 



eaxEla to work. R 115.1. 



axas place. R 131.16, 



ax^exsd to desire. R 223.13. 



aaxsila to prepare. R 292.1. 



axmot tracks. C 14.18. 

 Bla fast, firm, tight. Ill 63.38. 



Elg-a ballast. R 183.9. 



Eldzo a new flat thing. R 130.34. 

 alag'im dressed skin. Ill 51.24. 

 Elaq almost. R 73.90. 

 alaxwa lehal game. Ill 112.93. 

 ala to search. R 60.5. 

 alex"- to go sea hunting. R 222.24. 



ale^was spruce. R 116.3. 



aleSwats!e hunting-canoe. R 174.3. 



ale^wadzEXEkula spruce patch. R 

 111.4. 



aie'winox" sea-hunter. R 175.13; 

 es^ale^winox-" pi. R 178.83. 



ax^aie^watsiEs Juniperus sibirica 

 Burgsdorf. 



