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ETHNOLOGY OF THE KWAKHTL 



IKIU. ANN. 35 



hayaltsama to keep secret. C 24.29. 



hayaLO told. M 683.15. 



toyaLlola to warn. Ill 29.39. (See 



yaLla). 

 hayemamamai cry nf k inqalaLEla. M 



694.10. 

 haioa bear dancer's cry. M 705.15. 

 hayu exclamation used when salmnn is 



seen. C 142.2. 

 hayoyiyi salmon dancer's cry. M 709.8. 

 hayo hai ho Dzonoqlwa's cry. M 711.2. 

 hayu huya wolf's cry. C 144.18. 

 hayiitEla to make noise. M 669.6. 

 hayoqod to select. C 58.12. ■ 

 haidai cannibal's cry. M 692.9. 

 hawanaqa'qEldtol with matted pubic 



hair. C 134.8. 

 hawakas great, dreadful. M 706.8. 

 hawaxEla to beg. R 104.7. (Seewax^-) 

 ha^winalEla to frighten away. C 352.25; 



R 176.41. 

 haha'ne Clarengula hyemalis. 

 hahe burden of.song. M 694.14. 

 hahogwala to meet. C 340.19 (Kos). 

 hap- to dip. 



hapstEnd to dip into fluid. R 58.42. 

 habayo brush. R 58.42. 

 hap- hair on body. 



haep!6ma skins of animals. Ill 



140.1. 

 habEs^ane^ goatskin. C 12.9. 

 haboldzEm pubic hair, 

 habaxsole Ribes echinatum Mndl. 

 hap- cannibal cry. 

 ha^m- to eat. 



ha-'map to cat. R 233.42. 

 ha-maes edible parts. R 278. G7. 

 ha'mot remains of food. R 246.93. 

 hamex'sila to cook. R 247.17. 

 hamexsilElgis cook. C 356.23. 

 he^maomas kinds of food. R 196.16. 

 ha-'mawala food. R 226.29. 

 ha^mayo fork. R 375.54. 

 hamshamtslEs a member of a can- 

 nibal society, 

 hamatsla a member of a cannibal 



society. M 685.19. 

 hamatslElaqwa to utter cannibal 



cry. M 689.1. 

 hamsiwe^ cannibal head mask. M 



687.1. 

 hilm.sp!eq pole erected in house of 

 cannibal. M 691.5. 



ha^m — Continued. 



hamala to keep in mouth. 

 hamsgEmd toswallow. Ill 152.10. 

 ha-maats!e poxuns stomach. R 

 406.28. 

 bamamame. cry of salmon weir dancer. 



M 710.3. 

 haniaa a monster. M 708.7. 

 hamalEla close together (?) 111452.36. 

 hamasElal wasp dancer (?) M 710.7. 

 hamdzatsle wasp nest. M 710.7. 

 haniEhiLEla to spread over, to cover (a 



fluid). R 144.31. 

 hamElqlQla to admonish. C 386.15. 

 hamasElalis grebe. 



hamaxsta grebe, name in myth, 

 hamanekwa to be dazed. R 199.42. 

 hamanxulal laughing dance. M 667.2. (?) 

 hame' monstrous! Ill 147.18. 

 hamo' pidgeon (Columba fasciata). 

 hamomo backbone. R 243.30. 

 hamotsena a plant. 

 hamt(Ela) to carry a ])erson or child on 



back, in 70.19: C 20.13. 

 hams(a) to pick salmon berries. R211.]. 

 hamkw(a) to put head down sideways. 

 hamxhamk!a buzz; block for hoisting. 

 hamxw(a) to ru.sh forward. X 82.6. 

 hada pet. C 308.23 (Kos). 

 hadane a fish (Anoplopoma fimbria), 

 hado^ grandmother! C 142.7. 

 hat!(Ela) to disobey. Ill 45.19; to urge; 



C 344.7 (New). 

 has he. C 66.11. 



has(a) tobreathe. Ill 33.14; to leak. R 

 299.57. 

 ha^yala noise of breathing, 

 hase^ breath, keepsake (from sweet- 

 heart). 

 hask'aedze^ stomach piece of sal- 

 mon (=giving short breath). 

 hadzEk" washed in wolf's dung as 



protection against disease, 

 hatsala leaks through. R 299.57. 

 has(Ela) aloud. R 97.66. 



hats!Exsde wolf's tail. C 232.4 

 (New), 

 hashena to prepare. R 302.6. 

 hasdExw(a) loose (moss). R 196.22. 

 hadzapama Achillea asplcnifolia. 



hadzapamaxLawe= Matricaria matri- 

 carioides (len.) Porter, 

 hatsawe dolphin. Ill 99.27. 



