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iakooeshmaish clothing in general 
tahquoe, toohquoe metal button, 
ear-ring [they sprinkle on their faces 
weekeetateesh sparkling sand, which 
chauk water 
pacheetl, pachatl give 
haweelsth, hawalth friendship, friend 
kleeseetl paint (w.), mark with a 
peneil 
abeetszle go away, depart 
sheesookto remain, abide [point 
seeaik stone weapon, with a square 
suhyaik spear, pointed with bone 
taak the wood of the depending 
luksheet, luksheetl drink (v.) [pine 
7 soochis tree, wood 
haieeaipt broad leaf, shrub, underwood 
tohumbeet virgated pine, silver pine 
atlieu depending pine, cypress 
koeeklipt Canadian pine 
cho go 
sateu pine top 
kleeteenek little cloak that they wear 
kleethak bear’s skin 
klochimme muscles [in 
ohkullik wooden box they hold things 
h'slaiakasl, slaikalszth coarse mats 
of bark [bark 
eesee instrument of bone to beat 
chapitz koole model of a canoe 
klapatuketeel bag made of mat 
tahmis spit, spittle 
wasuksheet cough (w.) 
poop common moss 
okumha wind 
chutzquabeels! bag made of seal skin 
konneeemis kind of sea weed 
quaookl, tookpeetl sit down 
klukeeszthl, quoeelszthl rise up 
tsookeeats walk (w.) 
lafı! 
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kummutchchutl run 
klutsklaee strike, beat 
teesheheetl throw a stone 
teelszthtee rub, sharpen metal 
tsook cleave, strike hard [they eat 
mahkatte small liliaceous root which 
eumahtame fur uf sea otter 
cheemaine their largest fishing hooks 
moostatte bow 
kahsheetl dead 
kleeshsheetl shoot with a bow 
[common dress 
katshak flaxen garment, wornastheir 
heshcheene plain Venus shell 
tseehatte arrow 
koohminne bag rattle [seals with 
akeeuk plain bone point for striking 
kaheita barbed bone point for ditto 
cheetakulheiwha bracelets of wbite 
bugle beads [about the wrist and neck 
mittemulszsth thongs of skin worn 
iaiopox pieces of copper worn in the 
neesksheetl sneeze [ear 
suchkas comb [on their heads 
seehlsmall feathers which they strew 
wamuhte twisted thongs and sinews, 
worn about their ankles 
kutseeoataia veins under the skin 
tookquuk skin 
muszthsle pain 
waeetch sleep (v.) 
siksaimaha breathe, pant 
tuhsheetl weep 
matskoot fly ($.) 
matook fly (®.) 
kooees, quoees snow, hail 
aopk whistle 
asheeaiksheetl yawn 
elsthltleek an instrument oftwo sticks 
standing from each other, with barbs 
cheeeeakis scar of a wound 
