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horn, tse'ctEl. 



hot, warm, kuakwus. 



bouse, lii'lEtn. 



houses (collect.), lela'leni. 



row of houses, stEla'utQ. 

 house (small), le'lEm. 

 howl (to), k-au. 



„ (a), sk'au. 

 huckleberry, skii'la. 

 hug (to) around the body, ka'luwEt. 



,, around the neck, ka'lust. 

 hurry (to), Qom = quick, sharp, 

 hunt (to), large game, kutl, aha'wa. 



„ small game, e'kwalaH. 



husband, swa'kuts. 



When addressed by wife she calls 

 him lau. 



I, tE elsa. 



ice, spe'u. 



Indian, Qu'l'mflq. 



infant, ska'kEla (collect., ha'kEla). 



instruction, learning, se'wEs. 



interpret (to), Qe'tsEkEl. 



invite (to), am. 



itch, tla'tlEts. 



jealous, taiq. 



joke (to), skokwElak. 



I am joking, skokwElak-tcil. 

 journey (to), lEkii'lEkEl. 



„ (a), lEkii'lEkEl. 

 jump, hop, as a grasshopper, tsii'klEm. 



' keekwilli-house,' skEmE'l. 



keep (to), kwila't. 



kettle (of basketry), skau'stEl. 



„ (of wood), s^Ema. 

 kind, k-wa'kwEl. 

 kiss (to), mu'kwetsEl. 

 „ (a), smu'kwetsEl. 

 knead (to), tsa'ium. 

 kneel (to), skutlqiim. 

 knife (small), sla'st'sEl. 



„ (large), tla'tstsl. 



„ (pocket), he'he Ek = ' breaking ' 

 knife, 

 knit, sta'tikEl. 

 knock (to) at a door, kwa'kwOtsEn. 



„ (to) or strike, kwo'tEsEm. 

 knocking (a), kwa'kuakwEls. 

 know (to), tlakE'liiq. 



ladder, skwe'tEl. 

 lake, qa'tca or Ha'tca. 

 lame, kakaHyil = sore foot, 

 land, earth, temu'q. 

 language, skwEltEl. 

 lantern, torch, sla'kut. 

 large, big, heq. 



laugh (to), leyEm. 



laughing, ale'llum. 



lay oneself down (to rest), tlaTcasut. 



lazy, s'o'mit. 



he's lazy, s'o'mit, to'tla. 



a lazy boy (little), sama'mit. 



you lazy boy, sama'mit-tcuq. 

 leak (to), pepoq, skuEla'tsyuq. 



It's leaking, pe'puQom. 

 leaf, tsa'tla. 

 lean, thin, stits. 

 leap (to jump over), tsatlamits. 

 learn (to), talt. 

 learning, tate'il. 



„ instruction, se'wEs. 



learned, tE'luq. 

 leather, kwe'lo. 

 leave (to go), a'iyil. 



lam going ('«-*?\'-^'^r?; 

 ^ ^ [ QEtl-lam-tcil. 



lend (to), tsu'lta. 



length, statEtl. 



Literally this term means a ' fathom ' 

 or the span between the out- 

 stretched arms of the average man 

 from the tip of the second finger 

 of one hand to the tip of the cor- 

 responding finger of the other. 

 The intermediate lengths are the 

 f fathom, called sli'matpd tB tail, 

 and the § fathom, called skutwe'lis 

 tE tdtl. These are respectively got 

 by bending one forearm towards 

 the chest and measuring from the 

 point of the elbow across to the 

 tip of the finger of the other hand 

 as before, and by putting one 

 hand to the centre of the chest 

 and measuring from this point 

 to the finger of the other out- 

 stretched arm, as in the other 

 instances. 



level, smooth (of the ground), luk-e'lup, 



eye'lup. 

 liar, cuma'tsilkEl. 

 lice, mi'qtsEl. 

 lick (to), tse'mEt. 

 lie down (to), a'qEts. 

 life, cle'yEs. 

 lift up (to), QE'Hh. 

 light (daylight), sta'tfi. 



,, (of moon), skwEHyiis, slE'kelts. 



„ ■ (of stars), cuEau'kQ. 



„ (of torch), sla'kut. 



„ (of weight), Qa'Qa. 

 lightning, qElu'k-t. 

 line, s'te'Hyum. 

 litter, rubbish, skE'lEp. 

 little, small, ame'mEl. 

 live (to), ai'yiluH. 

 liver, tsu'lEm. 

 log (in the forest), s'ya'uk. 

 „ ( „ water), kwEtla'i. 



