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intestines, ih-ai’-i-man, the large intestines of animals. 
iron, ma-kai’-it. 
ma-ka/-i-tai’-wi-kis, iron bird, humming bird. 
wi-ho’-ni-ma-kai’-it, white iron, silver. 
wi-ho’-ni-ma-kai’-i-tai/-wo-at, silver medal. 
moli-ta-wi-ma-kai’-it, black metal, iron. 
itch, i-si-si’-i-nats, to have one’s body to itch all over. 
J. 
jealous, e-o’-si-wi’-o-ni, to be jealous, envious. 
joint, ¢i-hu’-na-i’-o-na-as, joints of animals. 
journey, i-dh’-o-wi-stan, to be journeying or travelling. 
ni-wa’-is-ti-dhi-o-wi'-stan, who is that journey- 
ing ? 
jump, e-ko’-ka-an, to jump. 
i/-ka-ak, to jump over, as a horse. 
in-ha’, to frisk or jump about, like a spirited 
horse. 
i-no’-i-tsi, to make a jump, prance about, wild. 
o-na-is’-i-an, to plunge or jump into water, as a 
frog. 
K. 
Kettle, ma-ai’-ta-to, a kettle. 
ma-ai’-ta-to’-o-nots, (pl.) 
moh-ta’-wi-to, a black kettle, iron kettle. 
e-ho’-ni-to, yellow iron, brass kettle. 
ma/-i-to, red iron, a copper kettle. 
wo’-ni-wi-to, white iron, a tin kettle. 
ka-e’-wi-to, a kettle with a spout, a coffee-pot. 
e-wah’-i-ni-to, frying-pan, ‘‘ pan with a tail.” 
tsi-ohi-i-wi’-sho-is-to, gridiron, cooking-iron. 
is-to’-wo-kuts, the ears of a kettle. 
o-ni’-o-na-ti-ni’-ma-o-i, the rim of a kettle. 
key, wi’-o-i-mah, a wooden key. 
ta-ta-ho’-i-yo, to turn a key, to unlock, as a trunk. 
ta-ta-ho’-i-nis-tots, turning a key. 
kick, oh-ta’-o-wi, to kick. 
i-0li-ta’-o-wo, to kick one or something. 
i-o-ni’-nili-an, to kick in pieces. 
kidneys, ist-si’-tat, kidneys of a buffalo. 
kill, e-ha-na’-o-wo, to kill by pressing or lying on. 
kindle, e-natst’, to build or kindle a fire. 
kinnic-kinnic, ma-ko’-mi-his, a mixture of one-fourth 
ON THE ETHNOGRAPHY AND PHILOLOGY OF THE 
tobacco and the remainder the bark of red osier 
(Cornus), or the leaves of the bear-berry (Arc- 
tostaphylos uva-urst), dried and made very fine ; 
used by the Indians for smoking. 
kiss, e’-wo-sim, he kisses, or to kiss. 
na’-wo'-sim, I kiss. 
ni’-wo’-sim, thou dost kiss. 
e’-wo-sim-a-tsi’-o, they all kiss. 
knee, en-stan’, kneepan, patella. 
nan-stan’, my kneepan. 
nin-stan’, thy kneepan. 
; (pl.) 
is-tsi/-ma-ni-wa’, between the knees or fect. 
knock, i-ha’-ni-o-sto’-no, to knock on the head, to kill 
or stun by striking. 
he-siv’, the fleshy part of the leg below the 
knee of an animal. 
knife, mo’-cik, a knife. 
na-mo’-¢ik, my knife. 
en-sta’-nio, 
en-sta/-ni-1-wo 
ni-mo’-¢ik, thy knife. 
i-mo’-¢ik, his knife. 
mo-takst’ (pl.), knives. 
na-mo-takst’, our knives. 
ni-mo-takst’, your knives. 
knob, to’-ni-a-hu’-yo, a knob, button, head of a pin or 
nail. 
know, i-he’-ni-in, to know. 
ni-ton’-shi-wi, to make oneself known, to tell 
one’s name. 
L. 
lake, tsi-ma’-o-mo-i, a lake. 
lame, i-no’-ni-kai/-yiits, to go lame, to limp. 
i-no’-ni-ka, lameness. 
large, im-a-ha’-o, large, great in any way. 
na-ma-ha/-it, I am large. 
ni-ma-ha’-it, thou art large. 
im-a-ha/-it, he or it is large. 
im-o/-ma-ha-i-ta’-o, they are large. 
i-to’-ni-ta’-o, how big? how large? 
last, hi-stoli’-is, the last. 
lately, e’-kas, lately, very near, very soon. 
laugh, i/-ho-hats, to laugh at, to make fun, to ridicule. 
