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VOCABULARY 



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maledzana medium-sized clam witli 



rough shell . 

 malekw(a) to chew. Ill 387.37; R 

 290.13. 



malx^wid to eat. C 312.8 (Kos). 

 mal two. R 226.18. 



malgunal eight. R 182.28. 



malgusta twenty. R 272.72. 



malEgiyo twelve. R 117.37. 

 mal(a) bitter. 



maitliila to recognize. C 274.21. 

 mil fish. Ill 83,18. 



meyoxwane salmon. M 709.6. 

 mas head of double-pointed salmon 



spear. R 302.6. 

 mas meat of porpoise, 

 meta to twist nettle bark, sinew, hair. 



V48.5; R 158.42, 165.66. 

 mes-, me^mes penis. Ill 136.40. 



medzElExdzayo instrument of sea 

 otter, for scraping inside of canoe. 

 mes(a) to smell. X 167.4; R 182.25. 

 me^stag-i^lak" boiled guts. R 355.1. 

 meg(a) to caulk (canoe). Ill 100.29. 

 megwat seal. R 174.1, pi. memegwat 



C 64.15, meEmgwat 

 mex-(a) to light a fire. Ill 1.58.15. 

 mex-Jde porcupine. Ill 320.35. 

 mex'^id hair seal takes line out. 

 mex(a) to sleep. M 719.5. 



mexEla to dream. C 8.11. 

 me^x"xwewalis Myxccephalus. 

 meL(a) to tease, to do mischief. Ill 



51.35. 

 smE^we Balmon weir. Ill 184.11. 

 mo four. C 54.2. 



hamotslaqala twenty-four. R 159.8. 



mosgEmg'Usta forty. R 158.35. 

 mo- to pile up. R 346.15. 



mEweL to take into house. R 239. 

 32. 



mawa to move. C 248.10. 



«mEmwala cargo of canoe. C 364.5. 



^mEwes heap on beach. R 233.47. 

 jO?. niEX'mEwes. R 191.53. 



moxs to load canoe. R 256.32. 

 ma cry of raven. C 248.9 (New). 



mawawo cry of crow. C 246.32 

 (New). 

 mala to carry many things on shoulder. 

 moma8(a) to hurt. M 670.12. 



momux"de Abiesgrandis Lindl., — ama- 



bilis Forbes. Ill 288.25. 

 m6mx."sEm dried whale meat. C 260.9. 

 momx-un white (bone). R 157.14. 

 m6t(Ela) to carry food from feast. R 

 234.49. 



mamot food carried homo. R 435.63. 

 mot las balsam fir (Kos). 



motlExsde camas. 

 m6s(a) to lift clothes that one wears. 

 M 724.6. 



modzil chieftainess, wife of high 

 chief, 

 mosma^la ear ornament. C 118.17. 

 modzodala to cover. R 89.65. 

 mux^wid to bite. G 214.17 (New). 

 ^mokwa young fur seal, 

 m6kw(ala) to be tied up. R 223.18. 

 m6qu(la) .stomach of fish. R 411.32. 

 m6qw(a) lo hide a feather in a gambling 



dance. 

 m6qw(a) yellowish. 



moguga spoon of bighorn sheep 

 horn ( = yellow inside). R 579.51. 

 mawae^ bark of red pine (Kos). 



m6x"p!eq pine tree (Kos). 

 moxtila dirty. BAV 113.14. 

 mo^la to be grateful, to thank. Ill 66.30. 

 m6I(a) rough. 



molta spongy. 



dEy6(dzo) flat yellow cedar wood. R 



163.22. 

 dEwex cedartwigs. Ill 27.15; R 71.33. 

 dEma- to be out of sight. C 354.13. 

 dEm- salt, sea. 



dEmpla salt taste. R 356.42. 

 dEmsx-ii sea. R 97.72; salt. 

 dEmga^las armpit. C 290.18. 



dEmqoIa armpit. C 18.25. 

 dEmxw(a) to touch privates of sleeping 



woman. 

 dEmxsEm basket of cedar bark with 

 grass embroidery, like those of Nootka. 

 dEmlexu(la) to make rumbling noise. 



Ill 376.20. 

 dE«n(a) sandstone. R 124.88. 

 dEneka to cut off strip of blubber. R 



456.10, 12. 

 dEnt- 



dEntled to talk, discuss, III145.15. 

 dEntEla III 112.12. 



