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Pi^EFAGG. '*s^^*iti^\f^*' 111 issuing tiiis revised Dictionary of the Chinook Jargon, the object is to place in the hands of those who have business intercourse with the Indians of the Pacific coast, as well as to tourists and others, a in the yenrl means of making themselves understood by the T.nister ofl ^,^^|^gg ^^y^^j,^ ^j^^ Chinook is spoken. This work has been carefully revised; the spelling simplified, and the arrangement of words and sentences concentrated, so that the pronunciation, and the way in which the words are used may at once be seen. Victoria, B. C, May 17th, 1889. I \ c. Pacific M. W. History Dept f=^ROVINC!AL, LIBRARY • VICTORIA, B. Q, V, • * iiiiiii iiiiitiiii OF THE- CHINOOK JARGON. 7 PART I. CHINOOK — ENGLISH. Ah-ha, yes. Ali-ha nah-witka, yes, indeed. Ahii-kut-te, formerly. Tenas ahnkutte, some time ago. Hyas ahnkutte, a long time ago. Delate ahnkutte, a very long time ago. Al-ah, suprise. Al-kie, presently; hold on. Tenas alkie, in a little while. Alkie nika klatawa, I will go presently. Alta, now; at present. Nika skookum alta, I am strong now. Alta nika kumtux, now I under- stand. A-mo-te, strawberry. An-ah, expressing displeasure. An-an-ah, expressing pain. Ats, sister. A-yah-whul, to borrow. Be-be, a kiss; to kiss. Bed, a bed. Bit or mit, a dime or 12| cents. Bloom, a broom. Boat, a boat. Boston, American. Boston man, American citizen. Boston illahie, United Stateb. Boston wahwah, American talk, or English language. Burdash, a,n hermaphrodite. ^ - / (; CHINOOK AS SPOKEN IJV THE INDIANS. Calii Caii- )Bon, a ri Ho. il< •aimnn, (^anoe rnre. Haul i m, a canoe. L canaim, pull up the cauoe. Kokshut caiiaim, tJio canoo is split. Canaim stick, cedar wood. Ca-poo, coat. Nika capoo, my coat. Cliali-ko, come; to become; came. Kah mika cbahko, where do you come from. Hyac chako, come quick. Chahkokonamoxt uika, come with me. Chack-chack. bald eagle. Chee or chick-ee, new; lately; just now. Ohee chahko, just come. Hyas chee, very new. Delate chee^ entirely new. Cheet-woot, black bear. Chick-a-min, money; iron and other metals. T'kope chickamin, silver. Pil cliickamin, gold. Chick- amin lope, wire or chain. Hyiii chickamin. plenty of mor ey. Halo chickamin, no money. Chick-chick, any wheeled vehicle. Chil-chil, buttons, Chitish, grandfather. Chope, grandmother. Cho-tub, ilea. Chuck, water; river; lake. Salt chuck, sea water. Skookum chuck, rapid water, SoUeks chuck, angry water; rough sea. Mesatchie chuck, bad water. Snass chuck, rain water. Chuck chahko, tide coming up. Kilapie chuck, tide going back. Chuck-kin, kick. Clata-wa, go; go away. Cly, cry. • Cole, cold. Hyas cole, very cold. Coleillahe, winter. Ickt cole, one year. Comb, comb. Copley, run or walk. Cooley cuitan, i'i\ce horse. Skookum cooley, run hard. Cooley lapee, on foot. Yaka cooley copa cuitan, he went on horseback. Nika cooley copa chikarain wayhut, I am going by railroad. Coop-coop, shell money (not in use). \ Haul aim, tJie I. cbahko, o, come ^ith me. cliahko, site cliee, T'kop(^ Chick- ickamiu. nonev. a water, i chuck, uck, bad : cliahko, ingback. , winter. e horse. on foot. rseback. ra going CHINOOK- ENGLISH. 7 Cuit-an, horse. Skookum cuitan, strong horse. Cul- tus cuitan, worthless Jiorse. Cush-oo, pig; bacon or pork. Siwnsh cushoo, seal. (hiltus, woithless; good for nothing; no matter. Cul- tus copa mika, none of your business. Cultus copa nika, I don't care; no matter to me. Cultus wah- wah, worthless talk. Cultus cooley, taking a walk. Delate cultus. no manner of us(>. Delate, true; straight; direct. Delate nika wahwah, I am speaking the truth. Delate sici; tumtum, very sorry. Di-aub, (or le-job, as spoken by the Indians ) devil. Dily or dly, dry. Doctin, doctor. Siwash doctin, Indinn doctor or con- juror. DoUa, money. Paipa uolla, bank notes. Pill dolla, gold. T'kop^, dolla, silver. Eh-kah-nam, story. Eh-ko-li or kwun-nis, whale. Ee-na, beaver. Eena stick, willow. s Ek-keh, brother-in-law. $Jika sister yaka man, my sister's husband. E-la-han or help, help; assist. E-li]), before; beginning; first. Nika muckarauck elip nika klatawa, J. will eat before I go. Alkie nika elip clatawa, I will go first. E-li-te, slave. E-salth, Indian corn. Clet-up, rise up; arouse. him up. GleaHe, fat; oil; grease. glease, no fat; lean. Mamook get-up yaka, rouse Hyiu glease, very fnt. Halo Hal i^d, open. Mamook halakl lapote, open the door m ' 1 ' ,►'■■ 8 IB CHINOOK AS SPOKEN BY THE INDIANS. J. Halit-haht, mallard duck. Halo, none; nothing; not. Halo mitlite, not in. Halo muckamuck, no food. Halo nika tikke, I don't | want. Haul, draw; pull. Haul skookum, pull Lard. ' Hee-hee, laugh; play. Heehee house, theatre; circus: any place of amusement. Hoh-hoh, cough. Hool-hool, mouse. Hyas hoolhool, rat. House, house. Tipso house, barn. Mah-kook house, store. Kee-kwilly house, underground house. Howh, hurry. How-kwutl, unable. Hul-lel, shake. Hul-o-i-ma; different, strange; another. Huloima iktah, strange thing. Huloima lalong, different language. Huloima man, another man. Humm, smell or stink. Hyas liumm, great smell Kloshe humm, good smell. Hunl-kik, crooked or knotty. Huy-hry, change or exchange. Huyhuy mika capoo. change your coat. Kloshe nesika huyhuy mus- ket, let us exchange guns. Hwah, surprise. Hyak, be quick; huj'ry. Hyak cooly, run or walk quickly. Hyak chahko, come quickly. Hyas, big; great; very. Hyas kloshe, very good. Hyas kee-kwillie, very deep. Delate hyas, ex- tremely large. Nika hyas tik-ke, I want it very much. Hyas makook, very dear; great price. Hiyu, plenty; much; many; enough. Hiyu chikamin,| plenty of money. Hiyu canaim, many canoes. Hiyu snass, much rain. Wake hiyu, not many. Hy-kwa, shell money (large pieces). I. Ik-kik, fish hook. Ikpooie, shut. Ikt, one; once. Ikt moon, one month. Ikt Sunday,] one week. Ikt sun, one day. Ikt dolla, one dol- lar. ■' ,::••'.„ ':,- ^ ... '.,•,..;-,. ...,:;y. CHINOOK — ENGLISH. 9 [k-tali, what. Iktali mamook? what's the matter? Ik- tali mika mamook? what are you doing? Iktah mika tikke? what do you waut? ;k-tahs, goods. Nika hiyu iktahs, I have plenty of goods. Yaka halo iktahs, he has no goods. .1-la-hie, land; dirt; the earth. Sagh-a-lie lUahie, Heaven. Mesatchie illahie, bad soil. [u-a-poo, louse. ii-a-ti, beyond; across; on the other side. Teuas inati, a little beyond. Inati wayhut, across the road. Yaka mitlite inati. He is on the other side. Lolo nika inati chuck, take me across the river. pHoot, secrete; conceal; hide; cover up. Kah yaka ipsoot, where is he hiding. Ipsoot mamook, secret work. - [Fs-iok, paddle. Potlatch nikaisick, give me a paddle. Halo isick, no paddles, Mamook isick. to pad- dle. Isick stick, paddle w()od; maple; ash; cypress, yew. -skum, get; take. Potlatch nika; give me. Iskum, take it. Kah mika iskum ? wdiere did you get it? Nika iskum copa stick, I got it in the woods. [t-lan, fathom. t-lo-kum, gamble. tl- willie, ilesh; meat. Moosraoos itlwillie, beef. Nika itlwillie, my flesh. ts-wooat, black bear, Itswooat pesissie, dark bhmkets or cloth. Kah, where; whither; wiienco. Kah mika clatawa? where are you going? Kah yaka mitlite? where is he? Kon-a-way kah, everywhere, ^ah-kah, crow. Kali-kwa, like; similar; the same. Delate kahkwa, exactly the same. Kloshe kahkwa, that will do. Halo kahkwa not like that. Kopet kahkwa, that is all. * ■ Kah-ua-Avay, acorns. Kahnaway stick, oak. f ,-/ 10 CHINOOK AS SPOKEN BY THE INDIANS. il 'M 1 ! m\ Kahp-ho, brother or sister. Kah-ta, how. Kahta hiyu? how many? Kahta siah how far? Kahta mika? how are you? Kahtjj rnika raamook okook? how do you do that? Kal-ak-a-lah-ma, goose. Kal-a-kwah-tie,tlie inner bark of the cedar; pettico?it| Kal-i-tan, au arrow, also applied to shot or bullets. Kamas, a sweet bulbous root. Kamo-suk, beads. Tyee kamosuk, the large b\m glass beads. Kap-swalla, steal. Kapswalla klootchman, adultry] Kat-suk, middle or <'entre. Kaw-py, coffee. Ka-wak, to fly. Kaw-ka-wak, yellow or light green. Kee-kwil-He, below; under; down; low; deep. Kee] kwillie chuck, low tide or deep w^ater. Keekw^il] lie copa chuck, under the water. Mash keekwilj lie, throw down (from above). Mitlite keekwilliel stay down, or stay below. Hyas keekwillie, verjj deep. Delate keekwillie, extremely deep. Keep-woot, a sharp instrument; a needle; a thorn. Keh-loke, swan. Keh-see, apron. Keh-wa, because. Kes-chie, notwithstanding; although. Ket-lin, pot; kettle or pan. Kila-kila, bird. Kila-pie, upset; return; overturn. Mamook kilapiel spose kopet, bring back when finished. Nika| hyak kilapie, I will return quickly. Yaka can- aim kilapie, his canoe upset. Kil-it-sut, glass or flinty substances. Kim-tah, after; behind; last. Yaka siah kimtah, he] is away behind. Nika cooley kimta, I will walk] behind, after, or last. King George, English. King George illahie, Eng- land, King George waw-wah, English language.] Ki-nootl, tobacco. Kish-kish, to drive. -^n CHINOOK ENGLISH. 11 .1-wa, crooked. j-yah, entrails. jah, to escape, or come into view. Klosbe mika klah, good you escape. Yaka chahko klali, he has come into view. Jagh-anie, outside. Mash klaghanie, to put out- side. Clatawaklaghanie, go out. ^la-how-ya, salutation, used at either meeting or parting. Klahowya six, good day friend, or good bye friend. Ja-how-yum, poor; pity; mercy; in need of help. Mamook klahowyum nika, pit}^ me, help me. Ne-sika delate klahowyum, we are extremely poor. ^lah-wa, slow; to move slowly. ;^lak, from or off. [Clak-sta, who; whose. Klaksta mika? who are you? Klaksta mika tik-ke? whom do you want? Klak- sta okook house? whose house is that? lak-wun, wipe or lick. ^lale, black, or very dark colored. Klale man, negro. Hyas klale, very black . ^lap, find or catch. Mika klap yaka? did you catch him? Yaka klap copa wayhut, he found it on the road, [vla-pite, thread; twine. ♦ Jaska, they; theirs; then. Klaska chahko alta, they have come now. Klaska okook, that is theirs. Konaway klaska, all of them. Kla-whap, hole. "~lem-a-hun,to stab or spear ".lilt, bitter. ^lik-a-muks, bramble berries. lik-wal-lie, brass. ^la-min-a-whit, untruth; lie. minawhit, he always lies, whit, 1 am notlying. [^lim-min, soft. .lis-kwip, mat. Siwash kliskwis, Indian mat. l^aka quansum kla- Nika wake klamin- w m hi 1 i 1 I i' 1-2 CHINOOK AS SPOKEN 15Y THE INDIANS. Klogh-klogh; oysters. ' Klo-uass, cloublful; unceitain; perhaps. Klon kah, uncertain where. Klonass yaka mitlite, p haps he is in. Klone, three. Klone tin-tin, three o*clock. Klook, crooked. Klootch-man, woman; of the feminine gend Tenas klootchman, girl or little woman. Kloot man komux, female dog; slut. Klootchn moos-moos, cow. Kloshe, good. Hyas kloshe, very good. Klo kah-kwa*, that will do; enough. Kloshe nanit take care: look out. Klugh, to tear or plough. Kluk-ulh, broad, or wide. Klup, deep. Klup illahe, deep hole Klup chu deep water. Ko, to arrive at; to reach. Ohee klaska ko, tl have just arrived. Ko-ko, knock. Kok-shut, break or broken; to beat or whip. Nil issick kokshut, my paddle is broken. Yi kokshut nik'A, he beat or whipped me. Kom-ux, dog. Kon-a-way; all; every. Konaway kah, every wlie Konaway klak-sta, everybody. Konaway ik everything. Kon-a-moxt, both; together; with. Klaska ko moxt, they are together. Koo-sah, the skv. Ko-pa, at; in; of; to; towards; about; by. Cul ''^ kopa nika, nothi jg to me. Cooley kopa canal go by canoe. Mitlite kopa hous^, in the hou Ko-pet, stop; finished; only. Kopet wawah, si ^ talking. Kopet ikt, only one. Kow, or gow, make fast; tie; bale or bundle. kow, one bale. Mamook kow, to tie. ?/ - Kuitan, horse. ^ , ;.\ ,; ,• Kul-ltigh-an, fence or corral. B^-M lW a- la- la- la- ao| V lANS. \ . ps. Kloni :amitlite, pj lock. inine gend] nan. Kloot( Klootohd ood. Klos ^loshe nanitil CHINOOK — ENGLISH. 18 Klup chu anka ko, til ir whip, broken, me. Nil h, every wli el Konaway ikl Klaska koJ nil, hard; difficult; tongh. [nm-tax, to know; understand. Nika kunitax, I know. Halo nika kumtax, 1 don't ktiow. [uii-sig? how many? Kunsig sun? How many daysj* Ku n si g ti n -ti n? W h a 1 1 i m e? [ush-is, stockings, wahn-sum, always, [wcih-nice, whale, wali-ta, twenty -five cents, wah-tin, belly, waist, nine, [walal, to galop, [wal'h, aunt, [^wan-kwan, glad, ^vass, fear; afraid. Mamook kwass, to frighten. Halo kw^ass, not afraid. Lwates, sour. ^weh-kweh, mallard duck. Iwe-kwi-ens, a pin. Sve-kwe, finger ring, ".welth or youtl, proud. ^win-num, five. Mamook kwinnum, to count, ^wish, refusal with contempt. Lwit-shad-ie, rabbit, ^vo-lahn, ear or to hoar, ^wult'h, to hit or wound, wutl , to push or sneeze. I a-bleed, a bridle, t; by. Cul 'f^-boosh, the mouth. |ia-boo-ti, a bottle. vx*w «^» a-cal-at, a carrot, t wawah, si la-ca-set, a box or trunk. la-clo-ah or lu-kwa, a cross. lagh, to bend over; to stoop; to lean. /a-gum, pitch or glue. La-gum stick, pitch pine or any wood that is saturated with pitch, la-gwin, a saw. , , -':i -- ' bundle, tie . Ili^ 14 CHINOOK AH .SPOKEN liV THE INDIANS. li f " • La-hal, to gamble; with small round sticks, beave teeth or pieces of bone. Lahb, the arbutus. La-hash, an axe. Tenas lahash, hatchet. Lah-kit, four. Lah-kit tahtelum, forty. La-kles, fat, oil. La-lah, to cheat or deceive, to practice jokes. La-Iahm, an oar. Mamook lalahm, to row. La-lim, a file. La-long, tongue, language. Lam, rum or other spirituous liquors. La-messe, the ceremony of the mass. La-ma-chin, medicine. Lam-mi-eh, old woman. La-mon-ti, mountain. La-peep, tobacco pipe. La-pesh, pole. La-pel-lah, roast. La-pelle, shovel or spade. La-pe-use, mattock or hoe La-piege, trap. La-plash, a board; lumber. Siwash laplash, boards] split from the cedar. La-po-el, frying pan. La-pool, chickens. Siwash la-pool, grouse. La-poo-shet, fork. La-poht, door. La-san-jel, belt or girtli. La-sal 1, saddle. La-shal-loo, plough. La-shan-del, candle. La-shase, chair. La-shen, chain. La-siet, plate. La-sway, silk. La-tahb, table. • . :■ \ La-tet, head. , ;^ ' ' La-tlah, noise. . ■ . ' [ ^ ^" ■' La-wen, oats. ; '-; , i ' « i. CHINOOK- -ENGLISH. jR-west, vest. jay-lee, long time. jazy, la«y. je-bah-do, single. je-bal, ball ov bullet. je-bisque, biscuit, cracker. je-blou, chestnut or sorrel colored j6-clem, cream colored. je-cock, male fowl; rooster. iC-doo, finger. je-gley, gray colored. je-jaub or diaub, the devil. Le-kley, key. je-klo, nail. je-koo, neck. je-kye, spotted. |Lo-lo-ba, ribbon. jee-loo, wolf. |Le-mah, hand or arm. je-ma-to, hammer. je-mel, mule. jo-mo-lo, wild. je-mo-to, sheep; mutton. jG-pan, bread. je-pee, foot. iLe-pish-e-mo, trappings of a saddle horse JLe-plate, priest or minister. jLe-pwan, peas. jLe-sack, pouch, bag or sack. jLe-zep, egg; eggs. [Lee-se-blo, spurs. jLe-see-zo, scissors. iLe-sook, sugar. iLe-tah, teeth. [Le-whet, whip. [Lice, rice. ' Lik-pu-hu, elder sister. [Lip-lip, boil. 15 1 .'ill Ml SI u 16 CHINOOK A« HPOKEN BY THE INDIAN8. Lo-lo, carry; lead or take. Lolo yaka kopa miki house, take him to your house. Lolo kopa niik} lemah, take, or carry it in your hand. Lo-wul-lo, round or whole; unbroken. Lope, rope. 8iwash lope, rope made from cedaj bark. Luk-ut-chee, clams. Mah-kook, to bay or sell. Nika tikke mahkook, want to buy. Kah mika mahkook, where (lid| you buy. Mahkook house, store. Mah-lie, to forget. Mah-sie, thank you. Maht-lin-nie, out at sea; off shore. Maht-wil-lie, close to hand; in shore; keep in. Malah, tinware or crockery. Mal-lieh, to marry; married. Ma-ma, mother. Mam-ook, work; make; to do anything. Mamookl issick, to paddle. Mamook haul, to puil. Mam-| ook delate, make straight. Man, man; of the male species. Tenas man, boy;| small man, Man moos-moos, bull. Mash, to throw away; to give up; to leave. Maslii kopa illahe, throw it on the ground. Moxt sun nesikamash, we left two days ago. Mika tikke| mash? do you want to give it up? Mel-a-kwa, mosquitoes. Mel-ass, mollases. Mem-a-loose, die; dead. Wake siah memaioose, nearly dead. Mamook memaioose, to kill. Mesah'Chie, bad; wicked. Hyas mesahchie, very bad. Me-si-ka (plural), you; your; yours. Mika (singular), you or thou; thy; thine. Mi-mie, down stream. Mit-ass, leggings. ^. .. j > ■ CHINOOK — ENGLISH. 17 [it-lite, sit down; at home; stay. Yaka mitlite, he is at home. Mitlite yah-wa, over there. Kloshe mitlite kopa nesika, stay with us. [it-whit, stand; stand up. [oo-la, mill. Stick or la-plash moola, saw-mill, [oolock, elk. Loon, moon. Ikt moon, one month. Konaway moon, every month, oos-moos, horned cattle; buffalo. . [oosum, sleep, [ow-itch, deer; venison, [uck-a-muck, food; eat; bite; drink. Muck-a-muck chuck, drink water, [usket, gun. Stick musket, bow. Stone musket, flint lock gun. lah, look here; to call attention. Nah! kah mika chahko? say! where are you from? [anitch, look; see; seek. Kloshe nauitch. look out; take care. Nika tikke nanitch, I want to see. S^auits, beach, sea shore, [a-wit-ka, yes, certainly, to be sure, lem, name. [e-nam-ooks, land otter, [e-si-ka, we; us; our; ours, fe-wha, let me see; bring it hither, lika, I; me; mine, lose, the nobs; point of land. I I >kook, this; that. Klaksta okook, who is that, oi whose is that. Okook sun, to-day. Okook illahe, this place, or this world, >le-man, old man; old. >l-hy-iu, seal, •lil-lie, berries. -lo, hungry. Olo chuck, thirsty, -luk, snake. I'i IS ('HINOOK AS SPOKKN 13Y 'I^HE INDFANS. Oos-kfiu, cup or bowl. 0-p)e-kwaii, baskt^t. 0-pitl-kegh, bow. 0-pit-sah, knife. 0-poots, the posteriors the tail of an animal. Ow, brother. Paktl, full. Pahtl-lain, full of rum; drunk. Paht chuck, full of water. Pay- pa, paper; book; letter; document. Pent, paint. Pa- pa, father. Pa-si-ooks, Frenchmen; Catholic. Pa-sis-sie, blanket. Pe-chugh, green. Pee, and; then; besides; but. Pel-ton, fool; foolish; immoral; bad character. Pe-shak, bad. Pe- what- tie, thin. Piah, fire; ripe; crooked. Piah olil-lie, ripe berries! Piah house, house on fire. Piah sick, venerea] disease. Pil, red. Pil-pil, blood. Pish, fish. Pit-lilh, thick. Piu-piu, skunk. Poh, to blow out. Po-lak-a-lie, night; dark. Tenas polakalie, evening! Sit-kum polakalie, midnight. Po-lal-lie, gunpowder. Poo, shoot; the sound of a gun. Mamook poo, tc shoot. Poo-lie, rotten. Potlatch, a gift; give; giving away blankets. Potlatcll nika, give me. ^ : - . Powitch, crab apple. /; f .> \ NS. CHINOOK ExNGLI8H. 19 al. *uk-puk, tist-fi<^lit. Hee-lu^e puk-pnk, to hox. 'ass-pus.s, cat. Siwash puss-puss, wild cat. Hyas puss-puss, p.'intlieror cougliar. ink. Pahtl agii-a-lie, high; above; up. Saghalie tyee. God, or chief above. Saghallie illahie, heaven, ail, H sail; cotton or linen goods Tzum sail, cot- ton print Mamook sail, make ssail. Mash sail take down the sail, u-kah-leks, pants. Keekwillie sakahleks, drawers, al-lal, the sal-lal berry, almon, salmon, alt, salt. Salt chuck, sea water; the water; the ocean, an-de-lie, ash colored; roan colored, ap-o-lel, wheat; flour. Piah sapolel, cooked flour or bread. ^cotty, crazy. Scotty-house, lunatic asylum e-ah-host, face, eyes, e-ah-po, hat or cap. liame, shame. Halo mika shame, are you not ashamed. )liaij-tie, to singj. >he-lokum, looking glass, 5hip, ship. Ship man, white man; sailor. 5hirt, shirt. lioos, shoes. Skin shoes, mocassins. hot, shot; lead. >hu-gah, sugar, e, evening^hugh, a rattle. Sugh opoots, rattlesnake, ^liwah-kuk, frog. Mall, fai. Wake siah, not far. Hyas siah, very far. Delate siah, a great distance. nnm, grizzly bear. r^iok. sick. Sick tumtum, grieved, sorry; unhap|)y. iii-a-moxt, seven. >i-pah, straight. i is-ki-vou, bob- tailed horse. cter. •ipe berries| k, venerea )ok poo, k i. Potlatcll ;-;;■ ^ 20 CHINOOK AS SPOKEN BY THE INDIANS. I^'^l Sit-kuin, half. 8it-kum doUa, half dollar. 8it-kun| Hun, noon. Sit-lay, 8tirruj)8. Sit-blinm, swim. 8i-wash, Indian. Six, friend. 8kin, skin; buck-skin; fur, as beaver-skin, etc. Skin- stick, bark of a tree. Skookum, strong; ghost. Skookum house, jail] Skookum chuck, rapid. Skwis-kwis, squirrel. Smoke, smoke; fog; clouds. Snass, rain. Snass chuck, rain water. Snass wind,' southeast wind. Snow, snow. Soap, soap. So-le-mie, cranberry. Sol-leks, anger; angry. So-pe-na, jump. Spo-oh, to fade; faded. Spoon, spoon. Spose, suppose; if; provided that. Spose raika tikke.| if you want. Spose yaka chahko, if he comes. Stick, firewood; a tree; wooden articles; yard measure.i Ikt stick, one yard. Lolo pia stick, bring som6| firewood. Stocken, stockings or socks. Stoh, loose; untie. Stone, rock or stone; bone; testicles. Stote-kin, eight. Stut-chin, sturgeon. Suk-wa-lash, gun. Sun, the sun; day. Tenas sun, morning. Sit-kum sun,| noon. Klup sun, sunset, Moxt sun, two days. Sunday, Sunday ; one week. Moxt Sunday, two weeks. I '■?'■ /{ CHINOOK— ENQLI8H. 21 ^nass wind |agli-um, six [ahl-kie, past. Tablkie sun, yesterday. Tahlkie warm, la^jt year or last summer. Tahlkie cole, last winter, fah-nim, to measure, fah-tlum, ten. Klone tahtlum, thirty. Tahtlum pe ikt, eleven, etc. fal-a-pus, prairie wolf; sneak, when applied to a person. 'o-mah-no-us, witchcraft; magic; supernatural. !'a-mo-litch, barrel or tub. ^lnse, to dance. !'ea, t«H. i'ea-whit, the leg. > 'eh-teh, to trot. ^enas, small; not much; little; few; a child. Tenas man, a boy. Hyas tenas. very small. ^e-puh, quills; the wing of a bird, ^'ikke, want; wish; love; like. Ikta mika tikke? what do you want? ^ik-tik, a watch, ^il-i-kum, people. Nika tilikum, my people, or my relations. Huloima tilikum, strangers, ^ill, tired; heavy. Mamook till, to weigh. Nika hyas till, I am very tired, or very heavy, ^in-tin, a bell; a musical instrument; a clock. Kunsig tin-tin? what time is it. Mamook tin- tin, ring the bell, ^ip-so, grass or leaves. Tipso kila-kila, feathers. Tipso illahie, prairie. Dly tipso, hay. )'kope, white or very light colored. T'kope tili- cum, white people. ^I'kope, cut; hew; chop. hh, to spit, i'oke-tie, pretty, ^o-lo, to win; to gain; to earn. HI Ot CHINOOK AS SPOKEN BY THE INDIANS. (• m To-mol-lii, to-morrow. Tot, un uncle. ' To-to, to shake, sift, or winnow. To-toosli, milk; the breast of a ftraale. To-wagh, bright; shining; light. Tsee-pie, mistake, blunder. Tshi-ke, directly; soon. Tsi-at-ka, the devil who ro ims at night. Tsil-tsil, buttons. Saghalie tsil-tsil, the stars. Tish, sharpen. Tsole-pat, shot pouch. Tso-lo, to wander in the dark; to feel lost. Tsugh, a crack or split. Tuk-a-mo-uuk, one hundred. Tuk-wil-la, nuts. Tiim-tum, the heart; will; mind; opinion. Sick turn turn, sorry; grieved. Moxt tum-tum, undecid- ed. Nika turn -turn dah-kwa, I think so. Kahta| mik I tum-tum, how do you feel or think. Tnm-wata, a waterfall Tup-shin, a needle. Tvee, a chief. 4,' ' Tz*^e, sweet. Tzig-tzig, wagon, cart or other wheeled vehicle. Tzum, to write or paint. Tzum sail, printed calici Wagh, to pour; to spill; to vomit. Wtike, no. Wake six, no sir, or no friend. Wake kah-kwa, not that way; not so. Waki, to-morrow. Wah-pit-to, potato. Wasli. wash. Mamook wash iktahs, wash the clothes. Wash mika lee-mah, wash your hands. Waura, warm. Waum illahie, summer. Hyas waam. very w.irni. Delate waum, liot. r mm T^ CHINOOK— ENGLISH. Ivau-wah, to talk; speak; call; ask ; tell ; answer, etc. Mesatchie waw-wab, bad talk. Hiyu wau-wah, too much talk. CuUus wan-wali, nonsense. Way-hut, road or tr;dl. Chickamin wayhut, railroad. Whim, to fell or throw down. Win-a-pie, by-and-by; presently. Wind or win, wind; breath; breathe. 'ah-hul, a name. lYaka, he; she; it; his; hers; him, etc. lYah-kis-ilth, sharp. Ilah-wa, there, thence. lYak-so, hair; hair of the head. Yak-wa, here, this way. Yak-wah-tin, entrails. Yi-yem, to relate; to pr'.:ach; a story or tale, Youtl, proud, envious. Youtl-kut, long in length. lYout-skut, short. f I iend. Wake .™ w I ':' Revised Dictionary of tlie Giiinool^ Jargoi PVBT 11. ENGLISH--CHIHOOK. ■■x^il^X--*- Above, sagh-a-lie. Absolve, mamook stoh. Acorns, kah-na-way. Across, in-a-ti. Admiration, hwah. Afraid, kwass. After, kimta. Afterwards, kimta. Again, waght. All, kon-a-way. Alms, e-la-lian or e-lann, Also, waght. Although, kegh-tchie. Always, kwausum. American, Boston. Among, kon-a-moxt. Amusement, he-hee. And, pee. Anger, angry, sol-leks. Another, hul-oi-ma. Ants, kuckwalla. Apple, le pom. Apron, keli-su or i-suk. Arbutus, lahb. Arise, get up. Arm, lee-mah. Arriye at, ko. -^•■7 ENGLISH— CHINOOK. ■rrow, ka-li-tan. - ih, isick stick, [shamed, shame. Lsk, wa-wah. uS if, kah-kwa spose. ,t, ko-pa. Lunt, kwal'h. ^wl, shoes keep-wot. ixe, le hash. iaby, pa-poose. sack, kimta. facon, cush-oo. ^d, mesat-chie, or peshack. iag,le-sak. kail, le-bal. iargain, mak-ljLOok; huy-hoy. 5ark, skin stick. [arley; ia-reh. karrel, tah-molitch. lasin, ketlin. lasket, opekwau . ieads, kamosuk. ear, (black) chet woot; its-woot. tear, (grizzly) siam. jeat to, kokshut. leaver, ee-na. lecause, kehwa. lecome to, chahko. led, bed. jefore, e-lip or el-ip. [ehind, kimta. lehold, nanitch. lell, tin-tin. jelly, kwah-tin. [elow, keekwillie. [elt, la-sanjel. '1 'I V: '/,' 'A6 CHINOOK AS SPOKEN BY THE INDIANS, Berries, olillie; olallie. Best, elip kloshe. Between, patsuk. Beware, kloshe iiaiiitclu Beyond, yahwa. Bible, saghalie tyee pay- pa. Big, hyas. Bird, kulakula. Biscuit, lebiskwee. Bit or dime, bit. Bite, muck-a-muck Bitter, klihl. Black, klale. Blackberries, klikamnks. Blanket, pasissie. Blind, halo sealihost. Blood, pilpil. Blow out, mamook poh. Blue (light) spooh. Blue, (dark) klale. Blunder to, tsee-pie. Board, la-plash. Boat, boat. Bobtailed, siskiyou. Body, itlwillie. Boil to, liplip. Bone, stone. Borrow to, ayahwhul. Both, konamoxt. Bottle, labooti. Bow, opitlkegh. Bowl, ooskan. Box, lacasett. Bracelet, klikwallie. Brass, klikwallie. Brave, skookum tumtum. Bread, piah sapolill. Break to, kokshut. Breasts, totoosh. / ^f. ■f 1 ENGLISH — CHINOOK. 27 iridle, la-bleed. {right, towagb. Iriiig hither, mamook cliahko. Iroad, klukluli. Iroom, bloom. irokeu, klook or kokshut. brother, kahpho, (if older than the speaker), (if younger). Irother -in-law, ek-keli. iiicket, tahmolitesli. Buffalo, moosmoos. kdlet, le-bal; kalitan. ►undle, kow. iut, pee. ►utter, totoosli lakles. buttons, tsil tsil. kiy to, mahkook. {y-and-by, winapie. Ow, I I paiidle, la shandel. falE, tenas moosmoos. [lalico, tzum sale, fanoe, canaim. Sarrot, la-calat. Wry to, lolo. (art, tzig-tzig. jascade, turn water. jask, ta-moo-litch. [at, puss-puss, [attle, moos-moos, jedar, canaim stick, [ertainly, nawitka. hain, la-slien; chickamin lope, [hair, la-shase. lange, huy-huy. iiristmas day, hyas Sunday, hrist, Jesu-kree. lieat, la-lah. >. . vf. :^-: 28 CHINOOK AS SPOKEN BY THE INDIANS.] a^ :* ^r !| Chicken, la-pool. Chief, ty-ee. Child, tenass. Chimney, la-shumna. Clams, lukutchee; ona. Clock, tin-tin vatch. Cloth, sail. Clouds, smoke. Coal, pia stone. Coat, cah-po. Coffee, coh-py. Cold, cole. Color, tzum. Comb, comb. Come, chah-ko. Conceal, ipsoot. Confess, wau-wah; yiem. Conjuring, ta-ma-na-wis. Cook, cook. Copper, pil chickamin. Cord, tenas lope; whalim. Corn, esalth. Corral, kullaghan. Cotton goods, sail. Cough, hoh-hoh. Count, mamook kwunnem. Cow, klootchman moos-moos. Coyote, talapus. Crab apple, powitch. Cranberry, solemie. Crazy, scottie. Cream colered, la clem. Crooked, ki-wa. ross, la cloa. ''ow, kaw-kaw. C^y, cly. Cup, ooskan. Curly, hunl-ki. Cut, ti'kope, ENGLISH— CHINOOK . 2» 'I >ance, tanse. >ark, polakilie. )ay, sun. [)ead, memaloos. )eaf, ikpooie qullau. >ear (in price) hyas ah-kook, >eep, klup. >eer, mov^^itch. >emou, skooknrn. >evil, di-aub; lejob. ^liferent, huloima. ►ifficult, knll. Dig, kilapieillahie. >ime, bit, or mit. ►irty, pahtl illahie, >isb, oscum. )o, maraook. doctor, doctin. >og, koh-ninx. >ollar, dolla, or dab-la, >oor, la-pote. )oubtfal, klonas. )own stream, mie-mie, >rink, muckamackcJiuck. >rive, kish-kish, >runk. pahtl-lam, or pot-Ium. |Dry, dly. Duck, kweh-kweh. I Dust, dly illahie, or kah-kwa polalie. !f i II lagle, chack-cliack. |Ear, qallan. [Early, ten as sun. [Earn, tolo. larth, illahie. [Eat, muck-a-muck. ?10 CHINOOK AS. SPOKEN BY THE INDIANS^ E^g, la-sap. Eight, stote-kiij. Elk, mooliick. Enclosure, kullagan. End, kimtn, or opoots. English, King George. Enough, kloshe kah-kwa; hi-yu; kopet. Entrails, kyagh. Evi^nmg, tenas polakilie Eveiy, konaway. Exchange, huy-huy. Extinguish, mash; mamook poll. Eyes, see-h-host. Fact, delate. Fade, spo-oh. Falsehood, klim-in-a-whit. Far; siah. Fast (quick), hyak. Fast (tight), kwutl. Fasten, kow. Fat, glease; la-klees. Father, papa. Fathom; itlahn. Fear, kwass. Feathers, tipso kila-kila. Feet, la-pee-ah. Fell to, mamook whim. Fence, kullaghan. Fetch, mamook chahko. Fever, waum sick. Few, tenas; wake hi-yu. Field, klackan. Fight ^with fists), puk-puk Fight (quarrel), mamook solleks. Figured, tzum. File, la-leem. Fill; mamook pahtl. Eu Fu ENGLISH— CHINOOK, 'incl, klap. ^iue (good), kloshe. 'iijgeis, le-doo, Finish, kopet 'ire, piali. ^irst, elip. b'ish, pisli. 'ish-hook, ikkik, 'ive, kwinnum. ^lag, Sunday sail. 'lea, sopen enapoo. 'lesh, itl-willie. 'lint, kil-it-sut. [•'lour, sap-a-lel. 'ly to, ka-wak. iFog, smoke. [Food, muckamuck. IFool, scotty. [Foolish, scotty, or pel ton. Foot, le-pe-ah. For, kopa. Foremost, elip, Forenojn, teiias sun. Forever, kwahn-sum. Forget, mahlie. Forgive, stoh. Fork, la-poo-shet. Forty, la-kit tatlum. Four, la-kit. Fowl, la- pool. French, pa-si-ooks. Friend, six. Frog, swah-kuk. Fry, maraook lapoel. Frying pan, lapoel. Full, pahtl. Fun, hee-hee. Fur, skin. ^1 i ^: 1 32 CHINOOK AS JiPOKEN BY THE INMANS. Gain, tolo. Gallop, kwal-laL Gather, h()kum(4k^ Get, iskum. Get up, get up, or ketnp. Ghost, skookum. Gift, cultus potlatdi. (lirl, tenas klootchmaiK Give; potlatcli. Glass, shelokum. Go, klatawa. God, saglialie tyee. Gold, pill doHa. Good, kloslie. Good-bye, klahowya. Goods, iktaliB. Goose, kilakilama. Grandfather, chope. Grandmother; chitish. Grass, tipsoo. Grease, glease; Ifsiklees. Green, peechugh. Grey, le-gley. Grieved, sick tum-tuni Grizzly bear, siam. Ground, illahee. Grouse, siwash lepooL Gun, musket. Gunpowder, poo-lal-lie. Hair, yakso Half, sitkum Hammer, le-mah-to Hand, le-raah Handkerchief, hankatshum • •■■■-. . 'X- A ENGLISH - CHINOOK. [aid, knll. [are or rabbit, kwitsliadie. [arrow to, maraook comb ilkihee. [at, seah-po. [aiil, haul. [awk, sliak-sliaL [ay, dly tipso. [e. yaka. [ead, la-tet. [eart, tura-tum. [eaven, saghalie illaliee, [eavy, till. [elp, mamook elann. [en lapool. [©r, yaka. [ers, yaka. [ere, yakwa. [ide, skiD. [igh, saghalie, lis, yaka. lit, kwulh. [oe, la peosh. [og, cushoo. [ole, kla-whop. [ook, ik-kik. [orse, ku-it-an. [ouse, house. low, kah-ta. [ow are you, kla-how-ya. tow large, kahta hyas. low macy; kahta hiyu. tow much, kon-sig. lundred, tuk-o-mo-iiuk. jungry, o-lo. jurry, hy-ac howh. * irt, sick. isband, man. Nh, kopet wau-wah. 33 84 CHINOOK AS SrOKEN DY THE INDIANS. I, or Mie, nika. Ice, ice. If, B])(>8e. Ill, sick. Immoral, pelton. In, kopa. Inability, how-kwiitl. Indian, Siwasli. Inshore, raahtwillie. Inside, mit-lite. Iron, chickamin. Island, state joy. It, yaka. Jail, skookum house. Jealous, sick tum-tum. Jump, sopena. Kamass root, la kamass. Keg, tamoolitch. Kettle, kettlin. Key, la kley. Kick, chuck-kin. Kill to, mamook raemalocs. Kiss, bebe. Knot (tree), le mah stick. Knot (tie), kow. Knotty, hunl-ki. Know, kumtux. Labor, mamook. Lady, tyeeklootchman. Lamb, tenas la-moto. ENGLISH -CHINOOK. 86 jame, klook teah-wbit. |j!iinp, lamp. jiUid, illaheo. jauguiige, la-long. jarge, byas. jdst, kimta. iiiugli, hee-liee. jazy, lazy, jead, kalitau. jeaf, tipso stick, jeap, sopena. jeau(to), lagh. jeave (go), klatawa, or mash. jeave (off), kopet. jeg, teah-whit. jeggings, mitass. jend, leu, or ayahwhul. jick, klaliwhun. jie (to), kla-raiu-a-whit. jift, mamook saghalie. jight, tooah. jightning, saghalie pia. jike, kah-kwa. jisteii, ne-wha. iittle, tenas. jong, youtl-kut. ;(Oiig (ago), lay-lee or alin-kuttee. \iOok, nanitch. ^ooking glass, shlokum. ^ook out, klosb nanitoh. ^oose, stoh. bouse, enapoo. love; hyas tikkee. low, keekwillie. lower, mamook keekwillie. - lumber, la-plash, [imatic, scotty. junch, tenas muckamuck. ?>6 CHINOOK AB SPOKEN BY THE INDIANA. Ma^ic, tamanavvis. Make, mamook. Male, man. Mamma, mamma. Man, man. Many, hi-yu. Mark, tzum. Marry, mallieya. Mast, sail stick. Master, tyee. Mat, kliskwis. Matches; matches. Mattock, la-peosh. Me, nika. Me'^t, itl-willie. Medicine, lamachin. Men (many), hiyu man. Mend, mamook tupshin. Menstruate, mash pil-pil. Middle, katsuk. Midnight, sitkum polakilie. Milk, to-toosh. Mill, moola. Mind, tum-tura. Mine, nika. Miss ) Mistake f ^z^^Pi^- Mocassins, skin shoes. Molasses, melass. Money, chickamin. Month, moon. Moon, moon. More, waght. Morning, tenas sun. Most, clip hiyu . Mosquito, malakwa. ENGLISH— CHINOOK. 37 ,■. r [other, mamma, [ouutain, lamonti. [ouse, hool-hool. [outh, ]a-boosli. [uch, biyu. [ud, clemin illabee. [ug, la-pot. [ule, la-mel. [nsket, musket. "nssels, to-luks. [y, myself, nika. [ails, lecloo. lame, nem. [arrate, yi-yem. fear, wake si ah. feck, le-cou. [eedle, keepwoot. legro, tlail man. fever, wake kunsig. lew, chee or chikee. light, polakilie. line, kwaist. fo, not, wake. fobody, wake klaxta. foise, la-tlah. ^ lone, halo. fonsense, cultus wah-wah. loon, sitkum sun. lose, nose. [ot, wake. lothing, halo ikta, kultus. lotwithstanding, kaghtchie. tow, alta. [uts, tuk-willa. i ''I I I ii 38 CHINOOK AS SPOKEN BY THE INDIANS. o. Oak, kull stick. Oar, la-lum. Oats, la-wen. Off, klak. Off shore, malitlinnie. Oil, glease. Old, oiemaii. Old woman, lammieii. One, ikt. Open, hah-lakl. Opinion, tum-tum. Opposite, inati. Or, pe. Other, huloima. Otter (land), nenamooks. Our, nesika. Outside, klaglianie. Owl, waugh-waugh. Over (above), saghalie. Over (the other side), inati. Overcoat, hyascapo. Ox, moos-moos. Oyster, klogh-klogh. nma> ^mi Pad 'lie, issick. Paint, paint. Pants, se-e;ah-leks. Panther, swa-wa. Papa, papa. Paper, pay-pa. Part, sitkum. Peas, le pwau. People, tilicum. Perhaps, klonas. Petticoat, kwekwiens. ui La m la Hal ENGLISH— CHINOOK. 'irie, le gum stick. 4pe, la peep, 'istol, tenas musket. *itch, la gum. ['lank, la plash. 'late, la siet. 'leased, klosbe tum-tum. *lough, le shalloo. 'lough to, klugh illahie. *ole, pehsh. V)or, klahovvyam. *ork, cusho. 'orpoise, tuiceco. ^osteriors, opoots. potato, vappatoo, 'our to, Wi.gh. *otj ketlin. 'owder, poi^-iiie. *rairie wolf, talapus. 'resently, alkie; winapie *retty, toketie. *iiest, la plete. *roud, youtl; kwetl'h. 'rovided that, spose. ^ill, haul. <%• ►uarter, tenas s' L.um. Quarter (of « irijHr), kwahta. (uick, hyak. >uills, tepeh. HI) ^ i labbit, kwitchadie. tace-borse, coolie kiuatan. '^air V ,ass. laspberries, j^o.ilipult olillie. pat, by as hooiLoOx. w 1 ■i, 40 CHINOOK AS SPOKEN BY THE INDIANS. I i Rattle, shugl). Eattlesnake shughopoots. Razor-fish, ona. Reach, ko, Red, pil. Relate to, yiem. Remain, mitlite. Remove, mahsh. Return to, kilapie. Ribbon, la loba. Ribs, etlinwill. Rice, lice. Rifle, calipeen. Ring a, kwekwe. Ripe, piah. Ripe berries, piah olillie. River, chuck. Rooster, man la-pool. Road, wayhut. Roan-colored, sandelie. Roast, mamook la pellah. Rock, stone. Rope, lope. Rotten, poolie. Round, lolo. Rudder, boat opoots. Rum, lum. Run, coolie. Sack, le sak. Saddle, la sell. Sailor, ship-man. Salmon berries, salmon olillie. Salt, salt. Sand, pohillie. Sandwich Islands, oihee. Sash, la sanjel. n ' ENGLISH— CHINOOK. Jaw, la gwin. Jay to, wau-wah. Jcissors, la seezo. 5ea, salt chuck. Jeal, olhyiu; Si wash ouaho. ^ee to, nanitsh. J«ll to, mahkook. Seven, sinomokst. lew to, mamook tupghin. shake to, toto; hullel. Ihame, shem. Iharp, yahkisilt'h. iharpen to, mamook tsish. Ihe, her, yahka. [heep, la mooto. lell money (small size), koop-koop. lel) money (large size), hykwa. lingle, lebahdo. lining, towagh. . lip; ship. lirt, shirt. loes, shoes. loot to, mamook poh. lort, yutesket. lot pouch, kalitan le sac; tsolepat. lot, shot; tenas le bal. tto, hyas wauwah. iovel, la pell. iut to, ikpooie. ?k, sick. ft to, toto. cht in, klah. [k, la gway. ver t'kope chickamin. lilar, kahkwa. ice, kimta. 41 ^g to to. shantie. mitlite. j*l£.i.,a^aB-^^^-,.i .-^■^,-^,^rt-'^'MlfiitM 4ii CHINOOK AS SPOKEK BY THE INDIANS. 1 Sister, kahpho, it older thttn the speaker; ats, younger. Six, taghum. Skin, skin. Skunk, bum opoots; piu-piu. Sky, koosagh. Slave, eletie; mist-shimus. Sleep, moosum. Slowly, klahwa. Small, teuas. Smell, hum. Smoke, smoke. Snake, oluk. Snow, snow, cole snass. Soap, soap. Soft, klimmin. Sorrel colored, a sorrel horse, le blau. Sorry, sick tum-tum. Sour, kwates. Sorth, stegwaah. Spade, la pell. Speak to, wauwah. Spill to, wagh. Spirits, lum. Split, tsugh. Split to, tsugh. Spectacles, dallah seah-host; or lakit seahhost. Spit to, mamook tah. Split, to become, chahko tsugh. Spoon, spoon. Spotted, tzum. Spurs, le seeblo. Squirrel, skwiskwis. Stab to, klemahum. Stand to, mitwit or mit-whit. Stars, tsil-tsil. Stay, mitlite. Steal to, kapswalla. fcTiiT**'W;*ar.^ ENGLISH— CHINOOK. 43 [team, smoke. Iteamer, piali ship. [tick a, stick. Itink, piupiu; humm. Itirrup, sitlay. Itockiugs, stocken, kiisliis. [tone, stone, [top to, kopet. [tore, mahkook house. Itory, ehkahuam . [traight, delate; sipah. itrawberries, amotee. Itroug, skookum. [turgeon, stuchin. jtubborn, howklkult. lugar, le sook; shugah. lummer, wavim illahie. un, sun; otelagh. lunday, Sunday, [unset, klip sun. [uppose, kpose. urpriso, swah. [wan, kahloke. [weep to, mamook bloom. Iweet, tsee. Iwim, sitshum. ! fable, latahb. [uil, opoots. fake to, iskum. fake care, kloahe nanitsH. fake off or out, mamook klah! mahsh. [ale or story, jiem ehkahnam. falk to, wauwah. fame, kwass. [en, tahtlum. fea, tea. 44 CHINOOK AS SPOKEN BY THE INDIANS. Testicle, stone. Thank you, mahsy. Tkat, okook. That way, yahwa, or kah-kwa. There, yahwa, or kopa yahwa. They, klaska. Thick (as molasses) pitlilh. Thin (as a board), p'chih; pewhatie. Thing, iktah. Think, pittuck. This, okook. Tliou, thy, thine, mika. Thread, klapito; whalim Three, klone. Throw away, mahsli. Tide, chuck. Tie to, kow. Tight, kwult. Tinware, malah. Tip to, lagh. Tired, till. To, towards, kopa. Tobacco, kinootl, kimoos. To-morrow, tomalla. Tongue, lalong. Tough, kull. Trail, way hut. Trap, la piege. Tree, stick. Tree fallen, whim stick. Trot to, tehteh . Trout, tenas salmon. Trousers, sakaleks. . ^ True, delate. Trunk, daessett, Truth7'delate wauwah. Tub, tamolitsh. Turnips, la-moo-ow. ENGLISH— CHINOOK. 45 Pwiue, tenas lope; kalpite. ?o, twice, moxt. fncle, tot. Fnder, k©ekwillie. fnderstand to, kumtuks. fnhappy, sick tum-tum. rntamed, le molo. fntie to, mamook stoh; i mahsh kow. fp, saghalie. ^pset, kilapie. fs, nesika. [enereal the, piah sick, jenison, mowitsh. [ery, hyas. [essel, ship, [est, la west, [omit to, wagh. 'agon, tzig-tzig; chick-chick, ^ait, winapie. 'alk, cooley, '"ander to, tsolo. '^ant to, tikke. 'arm, warm, 'ash to, mamook wash, ^atch a, tiktik. tater, chuck, ^aterfall, tumwater. fe, nesika. eek, ikt Sunday, feigh to, mamook till, [et, pahtl chuck. i ii A ra«= 46 CHINOOK AS SPOKEN BY THE INDIANS. ..'vJ Well then, abba; k'loshe kahkwa. West sun, mitlite. Whale, ehkolie; kwahnice AVhat, iktah. Wheat, stipolill. Wheel, tzig-tzig. When, kahta laylxe. Where, kah. Whip, le whet. White, t'kope. Who, klaksta. Whole, lowullo. Why, ikta mamook. Wicked, mesatchie. Wide, klakulh. Wild, le molo. Will the, tumtum. Wi'iow, eenastick. Win to, tolo. Wind, wind. Window, glass. Winter, cole illahie. Wipe to, klakwun. Wire, chickamiu lope. Wish to, tikke. With, kopa. Witchcraft, tamahnowus. Without, halo. Wolf, leloo. Woman, klootchman. Wonaan (old) lammieh. Woman's gown, coat. Wood, stick. Work to, mamook. Worn out, oleman. Worthless, cultus. Wound to, klemahun. Write to, mamook tzum. Writing, tzum. ENGLI8H~CHIN00K. 47 'ard, ikt stick. 'ear, ikt cole. 'ellow kwak iwak. [Yes, DHwitka; ab-ah. 'es indeed, nawitka. esterday, tahlkie sun. 'ou (if plural), mesika. 'ou (siDgular), mika. 'our, yours, mesika. STouug, tenas. numerals, ne, ikt. wo, moxt. liree, kloou. our, lah-kit, ^^ive, kvviimum. ix, taghum. ^ even, sinnamoxt. ijight, stotekin. ane, kwaist. L'en, tahtlum. Eleven, tahtlum po ikt. 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