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Weather {to be bad), o-dod-kub. It is had weather to-day, odod-kub at i-slakh'-hel. 



Weep. See " Or?/ ' V Wail ". 



Well {or place dug out for water), cbal-ko, from cha, a hole, al, to, ko, tcater. 



West, atl-had-ol-gwun'-bn, at-hlan-ol-gwunhu. It is described as the connti y on tbe 

 suu's road at tbe west. See " Wind ". 



Wet {as the ground after raiii), as-kikw, as-kikw-dop, slakbw ; wet wood {wet fire), as- 

 luk-bod. 



What, stab. It is applied to tbings only. When persons are referred to, gwiit, who, is 

 used instead. What is its name? stab ki s'das? What is his vame? gwat kwi 

 s'das! What do you say? what your speech? stab kats hotbOt ? (stab beie refer- 

 riugtohot-bot, sjieec/(). Whatdo you want? what your icill? stab kats batlf What 

 is that? stab-o-ta'? stab-'ta'^ {see ^'Things ^■). What is the matter with you ? la bed 

 ebu ? as-bedcbn, o-be'-cbn (sing.)? o-be'-cbil-lup (plur.) ? from as-hed, o-lied, how, 

 ivhy. Apparently from tbis root also eome.s o ed-igwut, ased-i-gwut, what ? what 

 is it ? what is said ? See ^'^To say". 



When, put-tab, put-bed, pad-a-hed. When do you go? put-tab' okh'-cbu klo-okb'l (lit 

 erally, tvhen go you will go). When did you see him ? put-tab' ki tats-as-labl' '>. 



Where, cbad ; at ichat place, al-cbad ; whither, tu-cbad; whence, fiilcbad; nowhere, 

 bwe'-la-cbfid, bwe'-kwi-cbad ; everywhcie, bo'-kwi-cbad, bo-kwi lel-cbad {every far 

 ;;/ace), beb'-kwu-cbad. Where are you going ? tu-cbad kats okh? Where[are\you? 

 {or, where [did] you [come from]?) cbad-cbu ? Where is your wife? cbad ki sad 

 cbug-wusb? Where can it be? cbad-alcbad? Who Icnows u-here? clia de-la? 

 Where now ? (where are you going ?) lud-bu cbad-hu ? (from o-cbad, to hide, q. v.). 



Whet, to. See "■Sharpen". 



Whip, a, bu-cba'-bwo-pud. To whip, o-cba'-bwud-sid. I icill whip yon, klu cba' bwud- 

 .sidcbid. 



Whirl, to {as water), o-sulptsut. See "Tjo/.s^". 



Whisper, to, o-se'-i-kud. 



Whistle, to, o bwe'-wud (also to sing as birds). 



White, bo-kok'b. 



White man, bwultum? qii. from bwutsb, the sea. See white "Blanlet"; ^'■Gun". 



Who, gwat. Who are you? (iu answer to a bail), gwatcbii gwat-ko? (sing.); gwai- 

 cbil-lup? (plur.). Who,who saidso? kigvisiti J\^o owe, bwt' kwi gwat. To whom? 

 al gwat? Who.se horse is that? kul gwat sti-a-ke'-yu te'-itH Who do yon see? 

 gwat k'o-la'-bul-cbu ? Who Mows ? (of a person), kwa'-te-la? (of a jjlace), cba-de- 

 la ? What [who] is his name? gwat ki s'das'? 



Why, o-bed, wo-bed. Why are you angry ? wo bed kats-bu bet-slH Why are you cry- 

 ing? {ichy your cry?) o-bed tat-sa wohai'-ub? Tbe root is tbe same as tbat of 

 as-bed, how. See under " What". 



Wife, cbug-wusb. 



Will, wish. See ''Heart", ''To wish". 



Wilt, tcither, to (as floicers), o-kwai'-i ; wilted, as-kwai'-i. 



Win, to {at play). See "Bet". To heat {as a horse in a race), ots-la'-lekw. 



Wind, sbukb-bum (from .sbukb, above). The north or down-stream wind, sto'-be-Io. The 

 south or wind that blows up a river, stug-wak'w. The east wiud or land-breeze, stol- 

 takt {tu\, from, tak, inland). The icest wind or sea breeze, stol-cbakbw (from tfd, and 

 chakbw, seaward). 



