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Dear (in price), ketsL, liekw.s'bo'-yiib (Innje bargain). See " Barter". 



Demon. See ^^ Mythology^\ 



Deep, .sunken, st'lup, klip, tlip, &c. See '■'■Onder", ^'Below". 



Depart, to. See"Tor/o". 



Descend, to (as from a hill, a horse, &c.), o-ta'-gwil, bn-ta'-gwil ; I descend, o-bu-ta'-gwil- 

 chicl ; to get down, o-kwe'-ba-gwil. 



Die, to (ia speaking of peoi)le), o-a' ta-bud, o-at-a-bud ; (of animals), o-yo'-bil; stiUborn, 

 o-yo'-bil. 



Different, la-le', lul-le/, da-le'-te. Like^ a croic-, icith^ this'' difference'', butl'li' te ka'-ka^, 

 gwuP te'' telal-le^ (speaking of a blackbird). See ^^ Another ^\ '■'■Far^\ To alter, 

 la-le'-it-ub ; lul-le' kwus, in a different tcay, (see " Thvs^'). 



Dig, to, u-cbab, (iba-ad ( from cbn, a hole); to dig clams, o-akb'-bo ( from sakb-bo, shell- 

 Jish); ah ! many icomen are digging (roots), at cbi-da'cbi-du' ! ka'-kwi sla-de uchab; 

 dig out (as a canoe), si-sil-tiii. 



Diminutives: — ?na»i, stobsb, sto'-to-misb ; /«f/(er, de-bad; child, de-bad'-da ; liar, tUs- 

 budsb ; one who tells little lies, tiis-be'-budsb ; horse, stia-ke'-yu ; foal, stit-ke'-yu ; 

 salmon roe, kulkh ; herring roe, ke'-a-kulkb ; summer, bad-diib; spring, o-lie-bud- 

 dnb ; the poplar, kwa-de'-a-kwats; f/te«spe?i, kwe-kwa-de-a-kwats; a stone, cbet'-la; 

 .(/rarei, chi-cbitsb'-tla ; an island, aii'-chi; an idet, sti-ta-cbi; a prairie, hA'-kvsoh; 

 a small one, bab-a-kom ; a river, sto'-luk ; stream, ste'-to-luk, sto-ti-lukw ; to be 

 ashamed, o-bet-sil ; to pretend to be so, in jest, o-be-ba-bet-sil ; also the interjection in 

 merriment, as-be'-bi-be' ; /ooijs/i, as-bwul-luk ; childish, as-hwe'-bwi-luk ; there, al- 

 to-di ; a httle u-ay off] al-to-di-di ; at hand, di-di, de'-a-de ; by and by, ba'-akw ; pres- 

 ently, a-kwi-ba-kwi ; presently, kla'-lad (dim., kla-lad-kli.) See also under '■'■Dog" 

 and '■'■CaV, '■'■Hog", for plural diminutives. 



Dinted, notched, as-tutl-kwa'-bad. 



Dirty, skla' kadi.sb, as-cbe'-uk-wil. 



Diseases : — smaU-pox (also tbe female demon wbo represents it), seo-tum' ; syphilis (in a 

 man), as-t'blai'-uts ; (in a woman), ast-sau'-e; buboes, as-butl-bal' ; gonorrhoea, 

 o-cbng'-bub ; consumption, as-to'-kwi-bud'-dub ; hives, as-cbe-bwab' ; a faint, tsatl'- 

 dutl ; vertigo, sul-sulp'-tub (see " To whirl") ; boils, spuk'h ; fever and ague, ais- 

 cbid-ba'-dob ; cough, as-bwe'-kus, as-to-ka-ba'-dob ; to have the headache, o-b ut-lutsb ; 

 to break the arm, o-bwut-la'-bad ; to break, the leg, o-bwutl-sbud (see " Break"); cut 

 or scratched, q. v., as-bwet' ; to scratch the face, o-bwe'-cbus ; to .scratch the hands, 

 o-bwet'-sat-cbi (see '■'■Hand"); chapped hands, as-tak-bul; warts, as-e-ok. 



Most of tbe above words bave tbe adjective prefix as, and probably signify 

 ftai'Mii7sucb a disease. See ^^ Sick". 



Dish, plate (of .stone), luk-wai; (of tvood), \U-kvii ; a large dish, bekb-pai-yultsb (bekw, 

 large). 



Dive, to, o-o'-sil. See "Forehead". 



Divide, to. See " Break". 



Dog (the common kind), ko'-bai, ko'-mai, sko'-bai (plur. sko-ko-bai) ; the kind sheared 

 , for its fleece, ske'-ba (Nisk.), ska'-ba (Skagit) ; bitch, to'-witl ; a litter of pups, skwe- 



o-kwe'-o-ko-bai ; dog like, sbis'-ko-bai. 

 Doll, beb-da. See ''Child". 

 Double, to. See "Fold". 



