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crab, liau-wilo'; spider crab, tsa-pen'-ni-ji ; praicn^ saikh, bo'-liits; shell of crab, 

 kiil-l;i'-ka-bit1 ; e?fl?r, jesb'-itl (fhi(jh) ; abdominal cover, se'-yni) (rtjjroH); roe of crab, 

 hu-kwiil-letsh'. 



Ecbiiioilcrms: — echinus (sea-egg), skwe'-kwitsb ; scutella (cake-nrcbin), bwe- 

 kwie'-uk; star-fish, kwul-la'-cbi (fingers). 



Fish, catch fish, to [icith a seine), sbeb-edb' ; {icith a dipnet), wi-at-la-lekw ; [u-ith a spear), 

 tsa'-ka-de (see " /Si>mr"); (H'/7/t a AooA), ut-bkbl-kwu; {with a rale), le'-kud-ja, ko- 

 hitsb'. 



Fishing-gear, seines, nets, sbub-ed', sbukb'-sbnkb-bud, sbe'-sba-biid (from sbiik'b, ?y)) : 

 akb-bwad-zad; a landing-net, kwai'-hu ; floats to a7icf,pup-sa-ba'-bat ; fishing-line, kle- 

 dab, skai-kad-zu ; trolling-line, ke-kai-jOks ; bladder-float to a line, sbup-o' (from s'bii- 

 pu, a bladder) ; fish-hooh [wooden), s'cba'-de (Nisk.), bai-ukb' (Snob.), ironfish-hool;, 

 kle'-kwiul ; halibut-hool:, kle-uk-wud, 'k\a.-([A{> ; fishing-pole, c\ns\\'-A\; fish-gig, stet- 

 'kvinh; fish-spear, s.^^bt\\xh; fish-iceir, ste-ka'-lekw, c-dad ; tlte lattices, a'-a-kwnl; 

 fish-club, ka-bos; bait, bal-bulle'. 



Flat, tsuk'bw, tsuk'-wi-dub. 



Flatten the head, to, k'po-sud; the compress, eskb-kOs'-tnni. 



Floteer, se-kai-sim. Tbis is sometimes giveu as a uame to girls. 



Fly, to, o-sak'-hu, o-sak'-wu. 



Foam of the sea, sko'-sub. 



Fog, skwusb-um, ste'-uk-wll. 



Fold, plait, plaited, as-bup' ; to fold, kab-tled, t'liup-a-gwa'-sud; to double a blanket, ikb- 

 bup-a-gwa' sa-lit'-za. 



Follow, pursue, to, o-duk-cba-la-ak. 



Food, satld, sutld. See '■^ Eat". 



Fool, sbwul-hik ; foolish, drunlc, %uichaste, as-liwul'-ku. Those^ common people^ make 

 fooW [of themselves], bwul-bwul-kOk-sbid^ kwi' si'-la-bad-. 1 know that you talk like 

 a fool, as-is-ta' sbwul-luk'^ bOt-bot^-cbu* a-said-tu^-cbid'^ (as' fooP speak^ you* know^ F). 

 I did not know I teas drunk, hvfe^ a-kv!et&^ a,s-a.i'-alt-huP kets^ as-bwul'-ku^ («o<' P 

 knew^ 1* [was] druak^). 



Foo^, dza'-sbid; pbir. dza'-sb'd-sbid ; dza'-shid, the right foot ; kaV-shk^, left foot ; ko- 

 bo'-sbid, ko-bab-sliid, ankle; shuk'-sbid, inste2} [shaWb, above); st-kol'-sbid, soZe; 

 sluk-a-biit'-sbid, heel; sa-al'-sbid, toes ; slo-tlalk'-shid, slut-lalk-sbid, big toe ; kluk'- 

 sbid, one foot of a shoe or stocking, lame of one foot ; t'kwab'-sbid, leather shoes or 

 boots (from stuk-wub, wood) ; yal'-sbid, yel'-sbid, a pair of moccasins, leggings, shoes, 

 or stockings ; yel-la'-bit-sbid, pantaloons of skin or cloth; o-bwutl-sbud, to break the 

 leg; sti-da'-lu-sbid, it'(</i the foot asleep; ke-u]L-nt-s]ik], to hobble or fetter a horse ; 

 s'k-kol-sbid, hoofs ; on foot, e'-ba-sbab (from e'-basb, to walk). 



Foot-pr.int, but-sba'-to-bid, s'lmdsba'-bid. 



For [intended for), bud-dcid, twul ; for my wife, twul sed cbug-wusb. 



J'ore/teofZ, sil-cls, se-!elts. Derivatives, o-bet-sil, to be angry, to be ashamed; od-bet- 

 sil-iLS, to sulk, to blush ; het-si\, for shame ; la-le'-o-sil, to alter in appearance ; aud 

 perbaps also o-o'-sil, to dive [go head foremost). 



Forest, irooded country, stuk-e-kom, st'cb't-bwa'-lup, stuk-ti-kop (from stuk-bum, a tree; 

 stuk-wub, sti-kop, wood). 



Forget, to, ma'li, o-ba'-li. I forget, o-ba-Ii-cbid. 



