THE INDIANS OF CAPE FLATTERY. 



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Water 



Waterfall 



Waves 



Weary; exhausted 



We ♦ 



Wedge 



Weir for fish 



Whale (generic) 



What 



what do you want 

 what are you doing 

 what is your name 

 what is bis name ; an 

 expression of doubt 

 when trying to think 

 of a person^s name 



Wheat 



Where 



where are you going 



where do you come from 



where do you go 

 Whistle, to 

 White 

 White men 

 Who 

 Why 

 Wife 

 Wind 



north wind 



south wind 



chd-ouk or chd-uk. 



too-withl. 



whe-ups. 



tahk-ke-d-you. 



ohode. 



kldr-dit. 



boo-shoo-war. 



chet-a-pook. 



buk-kuk or art-juk. 



bi'ik-ke-klair-sik. 



buk-ke-da-har-pik. 



art-juk-kluk-ish. 



clia-kordah. 

 bar-ba-chess-kook. 

 wa-as. 

 iva-as-a-kleesh or iva-i 



a-kartl. 

 wa-ds-a-te-kleek. 

 wa-ds-a-te-kleesh. 

 sd-sdlib. 

 kle-sook. 

 bar-bethld. 

 art-juk. 

 ba-ka-dah. 

 hai-up. 

 ■wake-sie. 

 batl-el-tis. 

 kwart-see-die 



Wind 



east wind 

 west wind 

 southeast wind 

 northwest wind 



Wings 



Winter 



Within or in 

 canoe 

 house 



Wolf 



Woman 

 old woman 



Wood, dead 



Work 



Worthless 



Wrist 



Write, to 



writing or drawing 

 writer or painter 



Yard, measure 



Ya-wn, to 



Yes 



Yesterday 



You 



Young man 



Yours 



too-todch-ah-kook. 



wa-shel-lie. 



too-chee. 



yu-yoke-sis. 



klap-d-Ivub. 



wake-parthl or bat~laihl. 



e-tuks-is. 



bdt-che-ailih. 



choo-choo-ukstl. 



har-dairk. 



ai-chub. 



pathl-hukt. 



bar-boo-ak. 



pe-shak. 



he-he-didr-kive-dook. 



char-tar-tle. 



char-tdi-ouks. 



chdr-tik. 



kart-sark. 



pas-fdhk-shill. 



a-ah or hdh. 



cid-o-cheelth. 



suer. 



kid-hoke-she-ilai-sad. 



su-wdtch. 



Note. — The following worils which appear in the test do not belong to the Makah, hut are "Jargon" words, 

 derived from other languages. — G. G. 



Tamanawas, Chinook i-ta-ma-na-was, a guardian or 

 familiar spirit; magic: luck; fortune; anything su- 

 pernatural ; conjuring. 



Cultus, Chinook kal-tas, worthless ; good for nothing ; 



inferior. 

 Skookoom, Chihelis sku-kum, a ghost ; an evil spirit 



or demon. 



LOCAL NOMENCLATURE OF THE MAKAH. 



Kwe-nait-che-chat. Tribal name. 



Deeai-t or Deeah. Neeah Bay and village. 



Ghardi. Tatoosh Island. This is also termed 



Opa-jecta, or the island. 

 Mo-selth. Village at Flattery Rocks. 

 Tsoo-ess. Village on the Tsooyes River, near 



its mouth. 

 Tsow-iss. The rock at the mouth of the river, 



on its southwest side. 

 14 February, 1870. 



Ba-ho-bo-hosh. The rocky point on the north 

 side of the mouth of the river. 



Tsoo-yescha-uk. The river flowing past the 

 Tsooess village. 



Wa-atc7>.. Village at mouth of Waatch Creek. 



Ar-kut-tle-kower. Point west of Waatch village. 



Eid-de-kiib-but. A village half-way between Ta- 

 toosh Island and Neeah Bay. 



Bd-d-dah. The eastern point of Neeah Bay. 



