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Judsliib, a necldace. 



,Tt'sb-id, daw of a crnh, the thigh. 



.lokb, proud. 



Jnz'-wa, Zug'•w;l,/^/(//t^s, monsters. 



Kn, many (theplur.il sign). 



Jva' bai, a (jirl not yet arrived atpvherty. 



Kab-tled, to/old. 



]v:i-dai'-yn, the hairy-tailed rat, ncotoma. 



Kad'-liu, the mouth. 



Kad zakh', kadzukh', entrails. 



Ka-gftiil'bw, flax. 



Ka-bat-laliu, often, many times. 



Ka-bolgwun'-liii, k'kOl-gwun-bn, the east, 



the country on the sun's road in the east. 

 Ka-bos, ka bo' siu, a club. 

 Kai-iU', a foal. 

 Kaikbw, skaikh, inland, the interior, vp- 



streain. 

 Kai-ukbkwa, the neck. 



Kakh'-po, k.vpo'-htits, hazel-nuts and hush. 

 Ka'-kam, salt, 



Kakbw, kakb-bwuts, erahapple and tree. 

 Ka'-let cbi, the lift hand. 

 Ka' lob, ka'-lus, the eye. 

 Kalsbid, the left foot. 

 Kals, the sunflower root. 

 Ka-nia'-ni, the sea-snail. 

 Kase', uncle on either side while the parent 



is liring. 

 Kats-a'-gwats, spirwa. 

 Kau'-its, a hunchback. 

 Kaukb, tin, tin ware. 

 Kawob, to howl as a wolf or dog. 

 Ke' a kuikb, herring-roe. 

 Ke'-cbai, ground-moss. 

 Ive-kai'-.yoks, trolling-linc for fishing. 

 Kckb-bu, kaikbw, inland, up-stream. 

 Ki'k-li e.lsk, a game similar to hockey or 



bandy. 

 Kc'-ko Wilts, the grasshopper. 

 Kel, kill, gill (meaning unknown). 

 Ki' lab, ke/lo-bit, a canoe (generic). 



Kelt, the skunk-eabbage. 



Ke-])otl, a stone mortar or mefate. 



Kes, the highest or four-point in dice. 



Ket-be cbaib', ground-pine, creeping ever- 

 green. 



Ketsli, dear in price. 



Ke-ukut-sbid, to hobble or fetter {as a 

 horse). 



Ke-ya', brittle. 



Ke' ja, a grandmother or great-aunt. 



Ke-yuptub, o-kiup, to tickle. 



Kb'ab, heavy. 



K'lio'-bu belts, white pebbles. 



Kikdzo'-bap, the yarrow. 



Kla'bads, eel-grass. 



Klabat' sub, to cross one's self, sign with the 

 cross. 



Kla'-cbub, bring fireicood (imp.). 



Kla'-dap, to feed, give to eat. 



Kla'-de-el'-li, under leaves of bulbous planis. 



Kia'-di, a fallen tree. 



Kla'-gwitsab, to strip one^s self. 



Klaliai'-lal-lfis, the evening star. 



Klai, a shovel nose or burden canoe. 



ivia'-kwu, by and by. 



Klakb, dark, night. 



Klakhw, us tlfdvbw, to grow large. 



Kla'kwa-lekw, to lick. 



Klakw' tid, a mat-needle. 



Klal, klalbas (meaning unknown). 



Kla' lad, k]a-\iid-k][, presently, soon. 



Kl.a'lap, klallup, the tongue. 



Kla'-lats-a'ta, wait (imp.). 



Klab-bi-jiikb, weaned. 



Kla'-lel, to land, come to land, 



Klal-gwus, united. 



Klal'-lek-sbub, toput out the tongxie, 



Klap, to hide, cache anything. 



Kla-pok, afternoon. 



Iviat'sup-pud, a buckle, belt. 



K\i>tch, the belly. 



Klaut, klo-wut, new, fresh:. 



Ivleb'-bud, tsub'-bed, a spoon. 



Kle-beds, on one side. 



Kle'-cb'm, a weasel. 



Kle-cbil'-ke-dub, to cut the hair. 



