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ETHNOLOGY OF THE KWAKIUTL 



lErH. ANN. 35 



sKX'ala to pick roots out of sand. R 



190.44. 

 sEx''ts!a industrious. R 272.74; toat,'rec. 



ill 351.10. 

 SEx^tsIa measure from angle of thumb 



and first finger to tip of first finger. 

 8Ex''BEm elongated. R 180.3.5 (sex"- 



sEm?). 

 SEXsEk'e^ long hair of goat. R 444.23. 

 BEl(a) to drill. R 64.92. 

 sElEm Vaccinium ovalifolium, R300.78. 

 8Elp(a) to twist. R 120.9. 

 SElt(aia) to be quiet. 64.25. 

 SElt!(axts!anef) little finger. R 68.82. 

 seIs- to pick out. Ill 237.27. 



sElgaak" picked out. 

 SElqw(a) to twist. R 57.13. 



sElxsEmala twisted (=k!wex"sE- 



mala) . 

 sElqlwetsa squint-eyed. V 478.5. 

 8ElbExw(a) to squirt out of mouth. R 



363.12. 

 saEntslo (s^Entso) harpoon shaft. R 



157.2. 

 sa(x")- to stretch out. to wrap. 



sax'^id to stretch out. Ill Ifi.i. 

 sax'tslanala to wrap around hand. 



R 106.37. 

 sael diaphragm of porpoise. R 



453.62. 

 saok" board (=stretched?). Ill 

 8.7; R 96.57. 

 sakliqala alive (?). C 24.11. 

 sayEna whole. R 190.43. 

 sayopalgiwala to send ahead (canoe). 



Ill 149.22. • 

 sabEud to overdo. Ill 18.1, 149.22 



(=stretch to end?), 

 saaq sap. R 114.63. 

 sayoq" pure, unmixed. R 269.5. 

 saoltala noise of falling objects. Ill 



465.2. 

 sabExaLEla to hear. C 394.20. 

 sap(a) to skin. C 10.26; R 441.3;. to 



flense. R 447.16. 

 sa^dckwax^id horsefly. C 396.27. 

 sas(Em) children of one couple. Ill 



45.6. 

 sas- spring salmon. 



satslEm spring s^almon (Salvalinus 



fontinalis). Ill 102.7. 

 sasasde dry spring salmon. Ill 

 225.32. 



saka^ya to watch canoe. X 9.32. 

 sak(a) to give away canoe. M 670.2. 

 sakode^ joint of box. R 69.1. 

 8akw(a) to dig fern (Ptcridium aquili- 

 num). R 195.12. 

 sagum fern root. R 195.12. 

 sakwa to carve meat. Ill 20.5; R 

 448.45. 

 8ax"x'a butcher knife. M 666.8; 



R 446.8. 

 sax^dzo butcher board. C 174.11. 

 sakwila to give a seal feast. R 



458.58. 

 saklwis seal-oil. Ill 192.19. 

 8aq!w(a) to peel off bark. R 131.13. 

 saqIwaEms maple tree. V 387.31. 

 saq!6d to peel off bark. V 473.27. 

 sesaqiwamot bark dish. Ill 254.36. 

 sax^sto R 109.14. 

 sal(a) blind. C 266.3 (New), 

 salaedana fern (Polystichum niunitum). 



C 292.12. 

 8al(a) love song, mourning song. X 6.12; 



C 120.9. 

 sii to put up roof . Ill 137.30. 



sala roof. Ill 45.24. 

 se to put meat down. R 462.26. 

 sep(a) to shine (sEpa?) 

 setklotlEn to split in falling. Ill 184.5. 

 sisiuL fabulous double-headed serpent. 



Ill 60.37. 

 eesoklwa widgeon duck, 

 senat plan. R 81.63; dancer. (See 

 sEna.) 

 senatala purpose. R 121.32. 

 senoqw(a) oblique. R 59.70. 



senogudzod to bevel. R 64.97. 

 aek'laqa cane (in use). 



sekMagano cane. M 675.4. 

 8eq(a) to spear (devil fish). R 470.6. 

 sex'(a) to peel sprouts. R 343.32; to eat 



sprouts. 

 sexw(a) to paddle. 111255.38. 

 se^wayo paddle. R 127.49. 

 8ex(a) 



sex^id mouth gets dry and sore. 

 Ill 451.36. 

 selan grandchild's mate versus mate's 



grandparent. 

 selEm snake. 



sells snake in belly. M 685.18. 

 so thou. Ill 110.32. 



