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ETHNOLOGY OF THE KWAKIUTL 



IETH. ANN. 35 



wawedzElaqwa to cry 'ho" whilo lift- 

 ing copper. Ill 449,26. 

 'wap water. R 74.5. 



^wapage^ juice. R J 15.89. 

 ^wilpala liquid. R 247.28. 

 ^wE^waplEm fresh water. R 88.53. 

 wamag'i goose. C 375, note, 

 ^wat- 



^wa-'wade kelp. R 192.18. 

 ^wadolkala kelp-patch. R 177.50. 

 wat(Ela) to lead. C 36.5; to pull (up a 

 canoe).' R 97.81. 

 wadEnotslExsde sheets of sail. R 



100.8. 

 wadEk" dressed deerskin. R 

 296.80. 

 was(a) to spawn (herring). R 255.23. 

 ^was- dog. 



^watsle dog. Ill 18.10; ^waotsle pi. 



C 394.10. 

 ^wayayuk" hunting dog. 11118. 7. 

 ^wats! grandfather! 

 ^wadzEga grandmother! 

 ^wadzid master! (=dog owner), 

 ^wayad brave. 

 was- 



wiis^Elaxwa to be hungry. 2,34.20 



(New). 

 wasdE^ma pit of stomach. C 234.23 

 (New), 

 was- 



wa wats !a to give a marriage present . 



R 432.8. 

 wawadzolEm to please. Ill 152.1. 

 wiwusila to desire sympathy. C 

 4G7. 

 wawas-id to take a short time. C 222.7 



(New). 

 wanEm dead. Ill 97.30. 

 wan(a) to exchange places. C 224.11 



(New). 

 wa^ne^ herring. R 184.1. 

 wan(ala) poor. C 254.24 (New), 

 wanex^id to get impatient. Ill 327.30; 

 X 14.11. 

 wa^ncxsila to maltreat. M 670.6. 

 wanola to cure. C 328.5 (Kos). 

 wak'(ala) ring shaped. R 165.60. 



wax'be bent at end. R 134.10. 

 wiwakuye^ leaves of eel-grass. R 513.60. 

 wagiilos rainbow. Ill 110.21; C 384.15. 

 waq"- cape. 



waxsa cape. Ill 29.42. 

 waqumd to wear cape. 11130.1. 



(wi)waq6de^ joints. R 79.13. 



wawaq laaayu f o beg for remains of feast; 



to eat with wife. R 308.74, 78. 

 waq!onex''8i.a oh! I forgot! Ill 115.23. 

 wax- although. R 82.8. 

 wax's- on both sides. R 248.38. 

 ^waxaas number. Ill 30.43. 

 wax- to have mercy. 



wax^ed to have mercy. Ill 54.8. 

 waxlas please! 388.11. 

 hawax-Ela to beg, to pray. Ill 

 41.28. 

 ^wax^waxOle thrush. Ill 298.40. 

 waxola^we water hemlock. 

 walEmk'(a) to endeavor to do a thing 



well. 11164.11. 

 ^wal(a) to stop. R 76.46 (see will-), 

 ^walas large sing. Ill 26.1 (iwo pi.). 

 ^walaas distance. R 110.26. 

 ^walasgEm size. R 135.20. 

 ^wala^yas size. R 59.46. 

 ^walEnsElas depth of water. R 



182.22. 

 ^walaedzas depth in water. R 



180.34. 

 ^walagustowe height. R 140.23. 

 -walas^axaak" a ceremonial (great 



one made to come from above), 

 ^walasx'e lynx (=big tooth). M 



679.16). 

 ^walasila to distribute blankets after 

 sale of copper (=to do a great 

 thing). 

 ^walaLa snow reaches to a certain 

 height. 14.3. 

 ^waUbae^ feared one, warrior. Ill 60.40, 



217.27. 

 wala(la) being in a condition, state. 



Ill 231.33; V 357.17. 

 walaq- to desire. Ill 410.6. 

 waltsax'^id to be impressed. 382.8. 

 (Gwas) . 

 waldEm word. R 248.46; wish. 

 Ill 25.3. waldEm pi. 

 waL- love. 



wMala to talk lovingly, to joke. 

 waL(Bla) lover. C 208.4. 

 wawaL!EX«id to pity. Ill 33.6. 

 waLaqala to listen to each other. Ill 

 362.21 (see wiiL-, hoL-) 

 wawaLaq!a to inquire. ' 160.1. 

 wa go on! well! Ill 7.6. 

 wiila to lift. R 96 64. 

 fwe- how. 22.5, where; III 44.24. 



