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ETHNOLOGY OF THE KWAKIUTL 



tKTH. ANN. 85 



(Ieiis- cedar bark. 



clEnEm rope. Ill 53.1. 

 (lEiias bark of red cedar. R 89.76. 

 dEnyas cedar bark (Kos). 

 dEnasmis red cedar. Ill 78.11. 

 dEnsEn cedar bark rope. R 75.26. 

 dEntsEm (hat) of cedar bark. R 



139.19. 

 dEDX'^id to haul in rope. V 478.14. 

 dEntsIek" dancing board. C 28.16. 

 (dEnts'.eq?) 

 dEnx"- to stand in a row. Ill 296.19. 



dEnwaya anchor line. R 125.8. 

 dEnx(Ela) to sing. Ill 69.89. 

 dEk(a) to bury. 



dExpIeq grave-tree. Ill 279.4. 

 dEgE'ya grave. Ill 57.11. 

 dEx(a) to open eyes. Ill 95.40. 

 dEX-ala to keep eyes open. R199.38. 

 dExdExilil owl. Ill 308.40. 



dExdEx ine owl. C 338.15. 

 dEX-(a) to soak. R 108.89, 425.20. 



dExdax- to eat soaked herring 



spawn. R 424.1. 

 dEuk" greased. C 356.17; R 425.20. 

 dEugwatsle grease box. R 82.7. 

 dExw(a) to jump. C 212.27. 



dEWiL to jump into house. M 679.12. 

 dEx(a) 



dExayu round pole and wedges with 



round i)oint for splitting trees. 

 dExEtox^wid to spread tongs. R 

 370.15. 

 dElx(a) damp. R 125.13. 

 dEldaEmkila to make tools, utensils. 



Ill 189.17. 

 da(la) to take, carry in hand. R 130.20. 

 daas handle. R 133.21; grip. R 



109.15. 

 dayod to take in middle, R 119.15. 

 dadaElg'is person who takes enemy's 



clothing for witchcraft. 

 dagilelEm blankets given in ad- 

 vance in purchase of copper, to be 

 returned later with interest ( = put 

 in hand in house). 

 dax'dasa to commit rape (=totake 



and put on ground). 

 diibEndgala to put an equal amount 

 of blankets on a pile offered by a 

 rival, thus accepting them. 

 dadEgo to fight. 

 dap(a) to tow. C 326.33. 



dadEkas property. C 104.30. 

 dadEka to be jealous of each other. 



Ill 123.22. 

 dada father! 



(dadElega silver bracelet =dollar [sil- 

 ver] on back). Ill 449.5. 

 dadaoma property. C 256.26 (New). 

 deda'mala to move things. Ill 408. 

 32. 

 dadeqam white moss. 

 das(a) to dive. C 66.28. 

 dats father! Ill 135.3. 

 dagi^nol fellow wife. Ill 142.18. 

 dak'lnts!esEla fish jumps down beach. 



Ill 302.42. 

 dal(Ela) to laugh. 11197.16. 

 dal(a) to unfold. Ill 338.41; R 228.21. 



dElk" unfolded. R 454.74. 

 da to wipe. III. 469.12. 



deg'idano towel for body. 

 degEmyo towel for face. V 443.12. 

 dexsdano toilet sticks, 

 deida loan at 100 per cent interest, 

 dewana"" liver. R 245.79 (t!ewana?). 

 dedEmala property, provisions stored 



in house. C 104.31. 

 desto^lax dolphin. (New). 



destawulk". (New). 

 dek-(a) seal, salmon dives. 111302.42. 

 deqw(a) to punch. 11127.40; R 76.65; 

 133.5, 

 degwayu pile-driver. C 382.21. 

 dex" yellow cedar. R 129.1. 

 dewal yellow cedar (Kos). 

 dexumano^s Doqwa^is hafted stone 

 hammer (of Doqwa^is), not used by 

 Kwag'ul. 

 delak(ila) fish jumps. R 183,6; 111 



326,5. 

 dap!En(dz6) squid bones on surface, C 



172.15; R 471.41. 

 daqala. • V 441,20. 

 domaq heart of wood. R57.il. 

 dodfigwig'e- Ulna barbata. 

 dot-, d6t!ala to speak. C 314.2 (Kos). 

 dodas words of song. C 318.26 



(Kos). 

 dadodala to reply. C 254.19 (New), 

 d6s(a) to be poisoned by clams. 



doyad ha%dng poisonous clams. C 

 376,3. 

 dostEud R 91.11. 



d6sdEk!wa Rubus macropetalus Dougl., 

 -ursinus. C & S. 



