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A P P E N 
D I X, N° IV 
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Nootka. 
Englifh. 
Nootka. 
Englifh. 
Tfook, 
To cleave, or flrike hard. 
Kutfeeoataia, 
Veins under the fkin » 
Mahkatte, 
A Jmall liliaceous root 
Tookquuk, 
The fkin. 
which they eat. 
Mufzthfle, 
Pain. 
Eumahtame, 
Fur of a Jea-otter. 
Waeetch, 
To fleep. 
Cheemainej 
Their largejl fifhing- 
Sikfaimaha, 
To breathe, or pant. 
hooks. 
Tuhfheetl, 
To weep. 
Mooftatte, 
A how. 
Matfkootj 
dfly. 
Kahfheetl, 
Dead. 
Matook, 
To fly. 
Kleeflifheetlj 
To J. hoot with a how. 
Kooees, or quoees^ 
Snow, or hail. 
Tfeehatte, 
An arrow. 
Aopkj 
To whiflle. 
Katfhakj 
A flaxen garment, worn 
Alheeaikftieetlj 
To yawn. 
as their common drefs. 
Elfthltleek, 
An inftrument of two 
Hefhcheene, 
A plain Venus /hell. 
flicks ftanding from 
Koohminne, 
A hag rattle. 
each other with barbs. 
Akeeukj 
A plain hone point for 
Cheeeeakis, 
A fear of a wound. 
flrikingfeals with. 
T choo. 
Throw it down , or to 
ICaheka 3 
A harbed hone point for 
me. 
ditto. 
Cheetkoohekai, or i 
A wooden inflrument 
Cheetakulheiwha, 
Bracelets of white bugle 
Cheetkoaik, j 
with many bone teeth 3 
heads. 
to catch fmall fifh 
Mittemulfzfth, 
Thongs of fkin worn 
with. 
about the wrifl and 
Kaenne, or Koenai, 
A crow, a bird. 
neck. 
Keefapa, 
A fifh a white bream. 
laiopox. 
Pieces of copper worn 
Klaamoo, 
A bream flriped with 
in the ear. 
blue and gold colours. 
Neefkfheetl, 
To fneeze. 
Taaweefhj or Tiuf- J 
AJlone weapon, or toma¬ 
SuchkaSj 
A comb. 
keeahj ^ 
hawk, with a wooden 
Seehk 
Small feathers which 
handle. 
they ftrew on their 
Kamaifthlik, 
A kind of fnare, to catch 
heads. 
fijh or ' other animals 
Wamuhte, 
Twifted thongs and fl- 
with. 
news , worn about 
Klahma^ 
Wing feathers of a red 
their ankles. 
bird. 
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Seetfaennukj 
