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Kettle {ofhislxct-ivorl;), si filt; ("/ tin), kaokb ; {of brass), kwruls-fi lal'-hu, see "L'rass"; 



(of cast iron), cbeL'-la-boltsb, /. e., stone-haslet; the corer, ste-kOtsid; the bale, tsub- 



atii'-de. 

 Kiclc, to, od-zo'-bod, Od-zo-bilt. 

 Jiill, hurt, leouiul, striJce, gwulalt ; Idllecl, kwootdid. How many men were IdUed? kwc'- 



ditl kwoOt-did sto-o'-b'sb ? The mode of killiug is geuerally specified. See To 



shoot, stab, strike, &c. 

 Kiss, to, twul-kot-sids, kots-adits. 

 Knee-pan, bwai-yu, laka'-lOt-sid. 

 Kneel, to, bil al-bab, bil-a' lahab. 

 Knife, siiokw {i. e., iron) ; a two-edged Inife, bnttut-tfip' ; point of knife, se'-hiks (end); 



edge, se'-la-buds; handle, kniul-dub-ba'-lub (from kwud'-dnd, to take), chfitsa-bed ; 



joint or hinge, yukkod ; sheath, suodokwfil'li ; notched, nicked, as-tutl-kwa'-bad. 

 Knock, to, s'bn-tet siitsid ; to knock on the head, eba'-wa-tab ; to kill by knocking on the 



head, cbikh-kekli'-tub. 

 Knot, tangle, ot-tlOts; to knot, to net, 6t-t]6ts6t ; o-Uots-Vhoh, to catch sea fowl in nets ; 



klotsa'-iekw', to tie. 

 Know, knotv how, understand, q. v., o-a-said'-bu. 2' know- [to"] you'', a-said-but'-sbid^ 



twuF dug-we^. / /««?•£ knotvn^ you'' [always^ a long time*, skOs^ tus-ti-said'-tu' esbe 



a'-gwo^ dng-we*. Do you know that man ? a-said-bu-cbu shal te-il stobs'b ! I know 



him, a-said'-bucbid sba'. / donH know, bwe' kits a-said'-bu. Bo you understand f 



a-said'-tu-cbu'? See ''■Understands^ It also means to be apt, expert at, &c. Truly, 



he is a great eater, tiitP asaid-bu'^ kwi^ sutld* {indced\ he knows' Ms^ food*) 

 Knuckles, hwe'-kwi-bukb-hwa'-cbi. 



L. 



Lale, tsa'-lal, tsa'-lutl (Nisk.), ba'-cbo (Suob.). 



Lame, as-bwutlap, i. e., broken (from o-bwutl, to break), kluksbit. See ^' Foot''. 



Land, to {to come to land), kUi'-lel. See " Shore^'. 



Tjanguage. See " To s/Jew/i". 



Lap, the, o-lil'. 



Laj), to {as a dog does water), tl'-kaukb, f.om kla'-lap, the tongue, ko, water. 



Large, bekw, as-klakbw ; large round, mukkwatbu. 



Lash or lace, to {as a child in the cradle or the thwarts i~i a canoe), to tie, bukb-bud. I 



lash, buk-bed-sbid. I have tied up the cat, kwud bukb-sbid ta pisbpisb. See " Tie ". 

 Late, tardy, to be, o-sbob ; yoti are late, plur., o sbob-cbiMni); very late at night, ba-gwo 



tut-la'-bel, i. e., long ago night. 

 Lately. See " Jms< moio ". 

 Laugh, smile, o-bai'-ub. 



Lazy, as-cbe'-litsb. See "■ Idle''\ " Unwilling". 

 Lean {not fat), as-klo'-il, klo'-wil. See " Cold". 

 Leaning, dza'-ka-gwil, from odzakbw', to blow down. 

 Leave, to, a person or thing intentionally, Ot-bliig-wiitl, oklugwutl; to leave anything by 



mistake, ul-be-yukb. 

 Leaves of trees {narrow or of('cM/«r), sb'kulcbi-cbit ; (Z**w«?), cbiib-o-ba; leaves of the 



maple-tree, s'cbot-hi. 



