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APPENDIX, N* IV. 
Nootka. 
Englifh. 
T eelllhoop. 
A large cuttle-ftjh. 
Pachas, 
He gave it me. 
Quaeeaitfaak, 
A yellow, or red fox. 
Atchakoe, 
A limpet. 
Aheita, 
A Jweet fern-root they 
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Kifhkilltup, 
The ftrawherry plant. 
Akhmupt, 
A narrow grafs that 
grows on the rocks. 
Klaiwahmifs, 
A cloud. 
Mollfthapait, 
A feather. 
T aeetcha. 
Full', fatisfied with eat¬ 
ing. 
Kaaitz, 
A necklace of fmall vo¬ 
lute fells. 
T ahooquoffim. 
A carved human head 
of wood , decorated 
with hair. 
Moowatche, 
A carved wooden vizor, 
like the head of a 
fuebrentahuejfos. 
Mamat, 
A black linnet, with a 
white bill, 
Klaokotl, 
Give me fomething. 
Pallfzthpatl, 
Glimmer (feet). 
Eineetl, 
The name they apply to 
a goat ; probably of 
a deer. 
Seeta, 
The tail of an animal. 
5 eehjfheetl, 
To kill. 
Ooolfzth, 
Afandpiper. 
Saeemitz, 
Chequeredft raw bafets. 
Chookwak, 
To go up, or away. 
Nootka. 
Englilh. 
Kloofaiht, 
Smoked herrings. 
Keetfma, 
Puncluration. 
Mikeellzyth, 
To faften, or tie a thing. 
Cheeteeakamilzfth, 
White beads. 
Kakkumipt, 
A fea weed, or grafts, 
on which they ftrew 
fif roe. 
Eifllik, 
A fort of leek -, allium 
triquetrum. 
Kutfkuihilzfth, 
To tear a thing . 
Mitzileo, 
A knot 
Mamakeeo, 
To tie a knot. 
Kluldilzfth, 
To lo often, or untie. 
Klakaikom, 
The leaf of a plant. 
Safinne, or fafin, 
A humming-bird. 
Koohquoppa, 
A granulated lily - root 
- 
they eat. 
Seeweebt, 
Alder-tree. 
Kaweebt, 
Raferry-buf. 
Kleehfeep, 
The flower of a plant. 
Klumma, 
Large wooden images 
placed at one end of 
their houftes. 
Aiahtoop, or aiah- 
tooplh. 
A porpoifte. 
Tolhko, 
Afmall brown[potted cod. 
Afzlimupt, or ulfz- 
Flaxen fluff, of which 
thimipt. 
they make their gar¬ 
ments. 
Wakafli, 
An expreftion of appro¬ 
bation, or friend ftp. 
Kullekeea, 
Troughs out of which 
they eat. 
Kaots, 
