INDIAN TRIBES OF THE 
call, ta’-sash, to call. 
care, pa-bu-sili’-i-se, I care nothing about them. 
carry, tsi’-0k, to carry. 
ba-di/-ak, I carry anything. 
carve, i-dank’. 
wa’-tats, to carve or cut. 
wa-tats’-e-mil, I carve or cut. 
eat, i-spi’-o-ha-she, a wild cat. 
i-spi-i’-sa, a panther. 
cattle, bi-she’-i-tsi’-re, domestic cattle. 
cedar, ip-tse-tsi-lia-le, Juniperus, running cedar. 
min-ali’-pe, the upright cedar. 
min-ali’-pe-bat-su’-e, the fruit of the cedar. 
o-ma-ko’-¢i-ru-e, the ground cedar. 
o-ma-ko-ma/-na-ke, kinnic-kinnic. 
min-ah/-pe-az-ka’-te, Little Cedar River. 
chain, i-tsi-ti’-e, a chain. 
challenge, bat-si-eksh’-mi, to challenge to conflict. 
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charge, to-ka-ki’-shi-ke, to charge a gun. 
chase, ko-mak’, to give up the chase. 
cheat, tsu-se-a-tu’-se, to cheat. 
cheek, i-se-rili’-e. 
child, na/-ke, a child, any young animal. 
ma-na’-ke, my child. 
ma-na’-ke-ha-hu’-a, all my children. 
i-san’-det, a step-child. 
chilliness, a-pali’-te. 
chop, de-puli’-e, to chop. 
clap, ti’-shi, to clap the hands. 
claw, i-tali’-pu-a, the claws of a bear. 
clay, o’-ke. 
o-ke-Gi’-e, white clay. 
clean, o-kin’-i-tuk, to clean. 
bah-u-ru-shi’-tsh, to clean a gun. 
clear, sa’-shik, and ta’-shik. 
min-e-ta’-shik, clear water. 
min-e-pil’-tak, clearly. 
clench, bash-til-nu-he’, to clench the hand. 
close, ali’-ta-kat, near at hand, close. 
cloth, ba-sap’-ka-te, any kind of clothing. 
cloud, a-pal’-e. 
coat, mi’-ta-shi-ne. 
mi’-ta-shi-ne-a-mu’-ke, a vest or undercoat. 
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ba-da-sho’-i-shi’-ste, chief’s coat. 
pba-da-i-tash’-ne-hap-ka/-te, an Indian shirt. 
cold, ho-te-shi’-re, and tsi-ni’-ak. 
comb, ma-ne-shu’-ge-ru-ga/-tse, a coarse comb. 
mbe-ta-ni’-o, a fine comb. 
ba-de-a-shu’-e-ku-ro-ha/-tse, a comb made of 
porcupine’s tail. 
come, ho, (imp.) 
hu’-be, come here, in speaking to a child. 
hu-ka/-be, come here, in speaking to a grown 
person. 
hu’-e (imp.), bring it. 
hu-a-ma’-ka-mili, come, let me sce. 
hu-a-ma¢’, to come and sit down. 
bo’-mek, come back. 
comrade, min-e-pali’-e, a male comrade. 
cook, ti-o’-ka-wi, 
aan \ to cook. 
bu-rik’, to cook or roast meat. 
cord, bi-shili’-pe, a rope or cord. 
corn, ho-pa/-ste, corn, or maize. 
nikt-ya’-pa-pa-she’, the ear of corn or wheat. 
a-mu’-e, a grain or kernel of wheat or corn. 
count, ma-ne-mik’, to count. 
courageous, ba-e’-tse-ret, spirited, brave. 
erack, i-nu’-a, a crack or split. 
crippled, man-dék’. 
crooked, shi-shu’-pili, not straight. 
cross, man-tu’-pali-e, used in the Catholic worship. 
eruel, ba-tali’-te. 
cup, be-dah’-de-a. 
cure, di-a-ma-kih’-e, to cure the sick, to make medi- 
cine for the sick. 
curlew, o-had’-ke, long-bill. 
cut, wa-pash’-tsu-mih, to cut off. 
bash’-ki-o, to cut off the neck. 
a-sa’-tu, i ; ‘ 
na i cutting through with a knife. 
a-sat-mih’, I cut through with a knife. 
a-me-ko’-wah-e, to cut with a knife. 
a-pa-hu’-a, x ‘ 
M \ to cut with an axe. 
de-¢i’-pe, 
ery, i-bek, to cry. 
