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Ut-la, atla, to come. 



Ut-lat-li, come (imp.). 



Utl-ko'-sbids, hand to, bring (imp.) 



Ut-likhl'kwn, tojlsh with a hook. 



Utl-ts'tad', to load (a gun). 



Ut-satsk', to spear or pierce 



Ul'-sa,, at'-sa, I. 



Ut-set'-sis, to he asleep [as the foot, &c.). 



Uts-tukh'-hwob, to strike toith a sticl: 



Ut- su t'-sa , fringe. 



W. 



Waket-a-liul), exact meaniug uncertain ; 



it relates to the new moon. 

 Wekhpush, a rattlesnake. 

 Wei, rotten. 



We'-us so, a crowd of children. 

 Wiat-la-lekw, to fish tcith a dip-net. 

 Wi-yel'sum, oyet'sum, to tell, relate. 

 Woai'-ib, a dressed skin. 

 Wo-ha'bab, to iceep, to cry as an animal. 

 Wo-kilp', wuk-kul)', a box, chest, trunk. 

 Wok'-sum, lightning. 

 Wokud-club-ukb, o-kad dub, to court, make 



love to, lie with a tvoman. 

 Wu'-che-lia-let'-kwu, to fry. 

 Wukkub', wokap', a box, chest, trunk. 

 Wul lotlil, a youth, young man. 

 Wut-cho'-kot-sid, to cut. 



Wut ta'-gwusliid, to barter. 

 Wut-lecbal' e-kwu, to cut unth scissors. 

 Wu-sakb'-luun, to dance. 

 Wu-te'-chib, o-te'-cbib, to swim. 

 Wutlbalc'-hu-bit, to taste. 



Yai'-em, a tale or story. 



Yai'-li-hub, to slander. 



Yai' douts, the honeysuckle 



Yakb'-bwud, a gun-flint. 



Yal'-sbid, yel'-sbid, a pair of moccasins, 



shoes, or stockings. 

 Yatl'-sbids, hand to, bring (imp.). 

 Yb'-do, a sicing. 

 Yelab, ye-lam, uncle or aunt ajter death of 



the parent. 

 Ye-la'-bit-shid, yelam'-tsen, pantaloons of 



skin or cloth. See " Yal-sbid ". 

 Yelatsks, a six-shooter pistol. 

 Yes-sa'-wi, the alder. 

 Yil-me'-bu, the salmon dance. 

 Yokw, the salmon when exhausted by spaicn- 



ing. 

 Yiikh, yukb'-ba, and. 

 Yukb-hwud, a stone arrow-head, a gun-flint. 



Z. 



!^ng-wa, 1-ng-yf a, frights, monsters. 



