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Cba' (-has, clia'-cliosli, small, litth; a boy. 



Cba'-bt'd, to ridicule. 



(Jbad, where. 



Cliads, cliats, acorns. 



Cha'-dnts, an oak. 



(Jliad zil, hide yourself (imi).). 



(Mia'-Ic'Uw, the wild tulii>, liiiKra. 



Clia'-U'sli, the hnvcr arm, wrist. 



('La'-k'sli-uts, the brake fern. 



Cbalko, a well. 



Cliiq), limber, soft. 



(Jhats'-a-hed, the handle of a knife. 



Oliat-lius, a ronnd head, not Jlattened. 



Cliau ai, shells. 



Cba' wa-tiib, cba'bwnt, to cut, to chop. 



Cbebad, cbe-ba'-dats, the haw and haw- 

 thorn. 



Obt'-litsb, as-cbe'-lit.sb, idle, hizy. 



(Jbi'lp'-lin, a ijimlet. 



ObcBt'bn, s'cbesl'-bu, husband. 



Gbetcb'-tla, stony. 



Cbet'-la, a rock or stone. 



Cbet-hi Loltsb, an iron pot. 



Cbejadsb', to cheat. 



Obicba'cbilwi, the aralia. 



Cbi cbitcbtla, gravel. 



Cbidcbfi bu (meaninrf not ascertained). 



Gbilcb-kekb'-tiib, to kill by knoekiixj on the 

 head. 



Cbikot'-sid (lueaning uncertain). 



Chi-kwup't^ub, klkwap sub-tub, to choke 

 in swallowing. 



Cbil ko'-ba, cbilko'-bats, the raspberry and 

 bush. 



Cbil-po'ted, to make sail, 



Cbil t- St/, a doe elk. 



Cbi mas', a sister-in law (to a wan). 



Cbisb ai', a fishing pole. 



Cliltcb, near, come near (iin[>.). 



Cbit-lak, escbat, a bark mat. 



Cbit-lc 1, the razor-clam. 



Chits-cbidesb'-bud, a pin, a toothpick. 



Cbit.sh-bi'bwats, the wild pea. 



Cbi-wfikb', the salmontrout. 



Cbo' tid, to gnaw. 



CbOt-bi, s'cbOt-la, leaves of the maple. 



CbOtluts, choOt-lut.s, the maple. 

 CbOtsb-Ot-hits, a place where map'.es grow. 

 CbO'-tub, a flea. 

 Cbub' busb, brother- or sister-in-law (to a 



icoman). 

 Cbub-o'-ba, broad leaves of trees. 

 Cbug'-wusb, a irife. 

 Cbukcbuk-wcts, large beads. 

 Cbukbbud', to split. 

 Cbu-lalts, to lend or borrow. 

 Cbul put-tud, to bore (as with a gimlet). 

 Cbu'-sud, a star. 



D. 



Da'-da-to, to-morroio. 



Da'bu, dakbw, just noic. 



Dai, daiai', di e', only, but, except. 



Da Ic'te, another, other, different. 



Daut'-si, the body. 



Db'-ii-de', dc'di dy', there, close by. 



Dea-le'-cbup, beyond. 



De biid, ini-mfin, small, a child. 



De-bad-da, de be'-ba-da, an infant, son. 



De-beds, beyond. 



Dekbw, de-ukb, in, within. 



Del, kel, kul (ineauiiig not ascertained). 



Del-gwa, they. 



Di-a'-bats, beyond. 



Di' da-bOkb, turnips. 



Di-di, de-a-de', there, close by. 



Di-e', only, but, except. 



Di el, di el gwitl, across, on the other side. 



Do'kwi butl, No-k\vi-niatl, the Nkagit name 

 for a principal mythological character, 

 familiar also to the NiskwalU. 



Do-te', you, you thee (addressed to a man). 



Do-tisb'-i-ba, you there (to a man, with re- 

 spect). 



Dot-si, you, you there (addressed to a woman). 



Dug-kus-sed, to hook or fasten (as a dress). 



Dug we, thou, you (sing.). 



Dub'i el, flood-tide. 



Dnke-k'k sud, to wipe the nose. 



Du-sbakbw', to string beads. 



Dut-cbo, as-dut-cbo, one. 



Dza-a' cbi, the right hand. 



