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Kal 
 
 MISSK 
 
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 A 
 
 iflCTION ARY 
 
 OF THE 
 
 Kalispel or Flat-head Indian Language, 
 
 COMPILED BY THE 
 
 MISSIONARIES OF THE SOCIETY OF JESUS 
 
 PART I 
 
 KMA^PEU KA'GUSH. 
 
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 . Ht. Jginttius Print, Montiwo, 
 1877-8-0. 
 
Entered, according to act of Congress, in the year 1879. 
 
 ByREV.J. GIOKDA, S.J., 
 In the office of the Librarian ot Congress, at Wash in ((ton. 
 
 ^ UBRARY OF THE L'NIVEHSI- 7 
 
 OF AiRFrn 
 

 PREFACE. 
 
 Tlio dc>*i!:^n ot' iho ))rysoiit \\u\k is to afford assistance in ib^ 
 8tu(ly (irtiic laiiiriiago, mainly i<> ihose wlio liuve dcdioatt d them 
 Bcivi's lo t!u' tfiieliin):; and ir^OMcration ol" ihoho Indian triben. 
 
 Til'! inoihod o* elussityiii^- tliij Indian wordw according to th«.-ir 
 «t_\ nii)iviir\ , Ml- under the i-ootss t'roin wliicli tlioy originaic, though 
 fniiiiijht witii no iitile diilicuily t<> the uidoarued, Imn, however, 
 bccit parsiu-id, and by many udvi.-i-d. as ihe only proper one, in 
 view of the highly educated character of the missionaries for 
 whose perusal the worK is intended. 
 
 That a better order, a better diction and a better typographical 
 dress could have been made use of, is freely acknowledged by the 
 author, who labored under no inconsiderable difficulties to bring 
 this edition, sneh as it is, to consummation, and he hopes that 
 others, availing themselves of his labor, may correct the many 
 blunders, and give it that finish of which the language is capable. 
 
 The author owes much to the tnannscript dictionary of Rev. G. 
 Meni^arini, who, first of all the Jesuit Missionaries, possessed him- 
 self ol" the genius of this language, and besides speaking it with the 
 perfi'ctioii of a native Indian, reduced it also to tlie rules of a 
 grammar. 
 
 Tlio abbreviations used in the Dictionary seem plain enough with- 
 out further explanation. -; 
 
 The Arabic numbers between parenthesis refer to the diiferenl 
 
 conjugations, which will bo found in the Appendi.\. 
 
 Sx. Ignatius .Mission, M. T., ) 
 July yi, 1879. j 
 
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 R17798 
 
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 'W 
 
 u 
 
 A, adv. Y 
 give in; 
 promise 
 
 A 'I Sign of 
 by Kul 
 your ft 
 asiilcn 1 
 
 111 nil louse 
 
 llu- flit 
 
 Shull i 
 
 'Kuuai 
 
 A la ? intcrr 
 
 Did vo 
 

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 M ■ ' ^ 
 
 I) i T I N A R \ 
 
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 OF THK 
 
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 KALISPEL LANGUAGE. 
 
 
 A Tho flrsi letter in tho iilphabut, proiiouneod us the a in (irm. 
 
 \, udv. Yes, I will, very well. ' ^hin zuti A,' I siiid yes, i. «. I 
 ^ive my word that T will do it. 'Tu.s-zuti, A,' Ho did not 
 promise, a^Eu. 
 
 \ i .Si^ii of interrogation placed by the Fhitheads after the verb, 
 by Kulispels belore, v. g. Flutheads : 'Szsip a hi aaiilcn ?' Is 
 your food eouHUined? The Kalisj)els would say : *A Rzsip \\\ 
 asiilcn V 
 
 \u sill tenses indieating futurity tho a is inserted in the partiole ol 
 llu- futuiv, V. (J. 'Xem chin gni,' I will <;n. 'Xam <hin-g li ?' 
 Shall 1 go? 'Kuneu chin-giii,' I should go, I would go. 
 'Kunau chin:gui V Should I go ? 
 
 .\ la? initir. ncg. to be uiiswerod by a nogativt.'. -A ta ku cli-.uini V 
 Did you not pray ? No. 
 
 f 
 I 
 
 r 
 
^ 'V^'- 
 
 f 
 
 AAIM 
 
 Tiima? interr. mj. to bo answorod by affirinution. 'Tama ku- 
 
 obuiim ? Ru, trtmu fhiri-ohuiim,' Did you not pray ? Yos, or 
 
 did I not priiy. 
 AAIM— [roo^ o/] 
 Ica-uaimom, uulinoii, utiimont, rontin, f.saiinfc.sten, osuim(>sUu, v. act, 
 
 tr. (S^ T huti' hiin, Csupposiim the person hiitod to bclonj^ to 
 
 the samo tribe; not for national tmmitii'S, what applies to all 
 
 the derivatives.) 
 Saaimj, s. T!io hiitin:^; or tho porson batod. *ls:iaimu,' My onoiny, 
 
 whom I hate. 
 Sssaaimo, ^>^^r^ past. The hiivini; hated, or the person whom I have 
 
 hated. 'Iszaaime,* He wliom I liavt' hated ; he who has been 
 
 my enemy. 
 Chin-epsaaime, T have an enemy, •riiin-eps/aaime,' I have had 
 
 an enemy. 
 AraenziUen, .«, He who hates somebody. 'Tnamenziiten,' He who 
 
 hates me, my enemy. 
 Ami8zikten, id. 
 Amamsni'tg, ailj. Worthy of hatred. Msamamsniig,' Worthy of 
 
 \i\y hatred. 
 Chines-amistdiisi, ehin-amisttVis, i\ cup. (•'>)" I have reciprocal en- 
 mity, I am hated by somebody. 
 Chines-amist^usi, ehin-amisttlMisem, r. cop. act. iiulcf. (16) I hate 
 
 somebody reei])rooally. 
 les-amist^iisem, amist6usemen, amisteusemcnt, »". tr. iiet. (9) 1 hate 
 
 him, (by whom I am hated.) 
 les-amist^usemltem, (16) I huto bis, who is also hating me. 
 les-amistt>nstem, amisteiisten, amisttMiskn, v. cauxn. act. real. (S) I 
 
 make them hate themselves, reciprocally. 
 
 lesamistfeuhem, (16) 1 make his bate one another. 
 
 Inamist^iis, isnku^amist^iis, My enemy (reciprocally). . 
 
 les aimfehem, aimcUten, aimijh,. v. rrl. (16) I hate his 
 
 Chines-amistelti, chin-amist(>lt, ?•• indel. (!>) I hate my children. 
 Chinesaimti, chin-aimt, aimtsh, r. irit. refl. (J)) T am getting mad, 
 
 angry, mi sdegno. 
 Chines-amaimti, red. 
 Saimt, s. The being mad, angry. 'Szaimt,' The havitig got mad, 
 
 anger in the past. 
 Amtomen, s. An irascible person, frequently mad. 
 
'Tumft ku- 
 
 •:iy y Yes, or 
 
 nVsku, i\ act, 
 :n belong lo 
 ipplios to nil 
 
 My oiKMny, 
 
 vhoiii I have 
 ho lias IxHMi 
 
 I have had 
 
 •ri,' TTc who 
 
 Worthy oi" 
 
 ^C'ipi'ocal cn- 
 
 (16) r hato 
 
 (9) 1 lijiti' 
 
 me. 
 
 ri'af. (8) I 
 
 ildren. 
 
 'ttiiii; mad, 
 
 : s-'ot mad, 
 
 AAIM 
 
 Siimttiiiun, A. Tiiu hubit of gutting mud. 
 
 Kio^aint'-sluigiii, rt'C. Wo mako ono unothfr mud. 
 
 Toj-ai iitomoiioin, uimtumun, u'lmtomunt, i\ act. tr. inst, (0) I am 
 
 mud ut him. 
 Chinosumlumunxuti, v. ret'. I um mad ut myHcit. 
 
 loH-aimtomHom, v. inst. rel. 1 um mml ut his j 
 
 Kios- iu»li;monii6giii, n. rccip. Wo uro mud ut ono unothor. 
 luH-amtomonuogiim, amtomonucgumon, umtumunuugumont, (9) i 
 
 um mud at him, (who is ul.so mud ut mu). 
 •' amt(!mohucgiimKoni, n. ret. (10) I um mud at his (who is 
 
 uho mud ut mo). 
 " aimtomoniicgum. uimlomonmigiint, uimtcmonu^gunt, rec. causs. 
 
 (8) I muko thom mud ut ono unothor. 
 
 " uimtomi»nut'gidtom,(lG) I cunso his to bo mun rociprocally. 
 
 Chinos-taimti, I um tho tivni to got mud. 
 
 Chinos-umtcluisi, chin-umtoiuis, umtoluii^iuh, v.freq. int. (5). 
 
 CninoloH-uimti, inter, int. I am mad again. 
 
 Cliines-iuimti, dim. I um u littlo mud. 
 
 ChinosnumtelHi, ohin-numt^In, vol. int. I wish to got mud, 
 
 rcs-namtzinom, nrmtzincmon, numtzinomont, r. act. tr. (9) I speak 
 
 angry at him. 
 •' numtzinemUem, (10) I am spenking angry at his.... 
 CliinoH-numt/ini, numtzin, numtziniuh, c. int. (5) 1 spoak ungry. 
 Kacs-namtzinemcMiiit'gui, Wo wpoak angrily ut ono another. 
 Ics-namt/.inumoniiegum, numt/.inomonuigun, etc. (8) 1 make thom 
 
 talk mud, rociproeully. 
 Namt'mt//m, s. An angry talker. ♦Ku-namt'mtzin, You arc an 
 
 angry talker. 
 Io8-naimtkanom, nuimtkanomen, naintkanemont, (9) the uamo an 
 
 les-namtzincm. 
 '' chaimtem, chaimtomon, ohaimtomont, v. act. tr. inst, (9) 1 um 
 
 mud on that account, I um mud lor thut. 
 •• <;haimt('mhem, chaimtomlton, ehaimtemclt, v. rel. (16) I am 
 
 mad on account of his v. y. 'Chuimtomolzin lu anzuut,' 1 
 
 am mad on account of your behavior. 
 (Jha'imton, .s. What makc)> a jicixii n.ad, wl.at one is nmd for 
 
 'Stem lu anchaimtcn ?' Whai !ir« y<ni mad for. 
 ('hinks-n.Mmelsi, chin-nainu'i>. nahnelsh. Iiom -Ii'k uaniuii, v<l. (.'>) 
 
 I hate, I am envious. 
 
AAH 
 
 l(>:4-nnitr»"lHiMn, rm'nnlston, nalrni^lsUu, i'. r'lt'M*. I iimke him on- 
 
 vioiii. 
 Ftw-nMimclMf'tn, nuimi>lMi»niofi, n!iit»u»I«<'mout, »». net, inxt, (0) 1 imi 
 
 HnviouH of him. 
 
 •' luiiinolsoml-tom, (Ifl) 1 am oiivioiis of his 
 
 K(ios-?minii''lM(>m('?iii(\Ljiii, rn'. Wi^ uhmmivIoih of ono another. 
 SiiiilinoN, ,s. Thti hdini^ cnvioiH, *Sznnini»'ls,' Tho h.-ivinij been 
 
 •mivioupi, the perMon enviod. 
 Sniiiinanu^ls, .f7/. KnvioiH piTson. 
 
 Snium'^lston, v. Riivy, ivh jv vir-e thiit niiilceM <iin> onvioii.s. 
 rham(imfi\s, part. Lookinj; !in,i?ry at, others. 
 Ntuntjiin^, I'lmmivims, aiJ^. Lookinj; ans^rv, indignant eyc!^, eycw 
 
 unf?ry. 
 Kao .'imtelis, Wo aro mad at at one a oilier. 'fiiamtcMiH, i.snknlum- 
 
 tt'-n-i,* !Ti' 'at whom I am mad, and who is r^v•ipro(•aIl3' mad at 
 
 me. 
 Wyi.—lrooi oq 
 rhin'^-j-rnimti, Vhin-aAmt, aiimtsh, r. /w^ (J\) I molt away, I con- 
 
 snme, T 'wear away, an elothos, ])eopIe {^ettinj^ old ; f am (h^- 
 
 clinin;;. on the wane; and it is siiid of tlie moon; I am tliin- 
 
 ninir away in quantity or nnmh(!r; »".;/. 'Kaes-aumti, l<ae- 
 
 Mkelif^n,' Wo folks aro i^ivins^ away, !j:<'ttini:c fewer, foohliT. 
 
 ete., we pa^s away. N". B. It docs not mean exaetl}- the moltini; 
 
 pror-essi^ hilt the conzumiiirj by meltini;; or any other pj'ocess. 
 'Miinesampmi, eliin-umip amipsh, v. infr. (.')) '''/. as Chinesaiimti.' 
 lo-^-a.im, a;'im, aamon, aamont, I'nnfhi. <>s!iiimistiMi, r. art. rent. (9) I 
 
 melt it, I eoiiMiime it. 'les-amadm,' red 
 S:iam, inf. The eonsiimin<};. ete. 'S/.aam/ The having eonsiimed, 
 
 or what has boon eonsnmed. 
 If's aAm*jliitom, aamshiten, aamshit, r. rel. (14) I melt (somethiii;; 
 
 indefinite) for him. 
 " aamlteni, aamlten, aamlt, v. rel. T melt it for hi»n, I molt his — 
 " aTnnunem. amiuin, amniint, ('. act. real. (8) \ sucreed m wear 
 
 in;; it away, eonsnmini; it, v, g. as the river waters eonsume 
 
 thi' stones or b:'.r.Usas by a foree of iterated efforts. 
 " iimMnltem. amnuHen, amriult, v. rrj. nO) I snccood in consnni- 
 
 ins;, wcarint; away his 
 
 Szamnul-t, What has been ronsiiino I Ity tnr.- ■ t-> him. 
 
 KsfMMMPMf, ehamfp. ohanVip, ''■'i) Tt !i;i ^ ]» 'on bnniod down, con- 
 
 Hiitucd, 
 rhinoK-ehan 
 
 tire. 
 Tos-chamiVse 
 isKoliani 
 '< cliamui 
 >'. ,j. ea 
 iiio by 
 (,.'hi"es (ban 
 spuusis 
 of Honu 
 U's-cliain-^p 
 usUn, 
 aceoiint 
 les eham.sp\i 
 (9) T fe 
 i\semis 
 " chamsj) 
 My heu 
 (Miini'sc'han 
 c. >y/ 1 
 !os-(!ham])s| 
 tement 
 rhincschai: 
 rcjl. (r)) 
 T(>s clianispi 
 worry 
 \G.—lroot 
 riiiiu's-aiiai 
 a bide, 
 les-agem, J 
 stalxo t 
 Hid yd 
 Aganzuten 
 Ics-agagem 
 " agamii 
 hidcH, 
 Agamin, s". 
 latmg 
 
w 
 
 imk« liiiii on- 
 inf<t. (0) I um 
 
 notlier. 
 ha Vint; been 
 
 IIS. 
 
 IIS, isnkuhim- 
 u-nWy in:i(| nt 
 
 away, f con 
 Id ; I urn <Io- 
 I ; I am thin- 
 s-aiiinti, lujc- 
 wiM", fcchlor. 
 y the nii'Itiiis^ 
 tlicr jirocoss. 
 Iiiiies-aaniti.' 
 '•f. n'liL (0) I 
 
 }j; ronsumod, 
 
 (!somothiri;f 
 
 F nu^If his— 
 iHul in woar- 
 OVA consunio 
 
 I in <onsiini- 
 
 down, con- 
 
 i 
 AG 
 
 Hiiihcd, tsaid ut'euiidluH, woud, ulc. 
 (ThinoMchamiisi, chin-<'liamu», r. ixisx. (f)) I am being coiiHiiiMcd b^ 
 
 tire. '( 'liaiiius,' DuMtroycd by liro, burned duwii. 
 Tcs-chaim^soin, cbaniii.scn, cbaniilscint, (S) I destroy it by Hit. •JjIi 
 
 isKclianius,' Wliat I have dcntroyed by tiro. 
 " cliainulteiii, chaniu'.ten, cliainult, r. /v/. (10) i burn dowi. Iiih, 
 '•. (J. caiidlc. 'liU Iszcliainiill/ Wbal bus been cunHumed to 
 ine by Are. 
 «.'hi»es(liamN])uuHi, or, cliin»\s-cbaiiii)s|nn^si, c-bin-cliainspuus, cbnin- 
 spiiusisb, r. iiitr. (f)) My liearl in Ixirned, coiiKUinod, on account 
 of Hoinctliing nut Hpecitied. Aioi^Cli 
 Ichi-cbainspiiu.sein, or, ie.s-(.'l)ani|is|Miri«ein, clianispiiUKtcii, cbain.s])U- 
 uhUii, 1'. art. mil, (8) [ niaUo bis heart conHumc, as by Are, on 
 account of sonietliing. 
 los cliaiiisj)ii;',.scin, chainsjiiii'iscnieii, ciiain>4ijuil.><einent, r. lUt, real, 
 (9) T fee! my heart burning, consuming on it, v. g. 'Chamspu- 
 i\semi8 hi Hiuhaumen,' Zi'lu,< temph consumpnH eum. 
 " chainsjjuusniltiiin, ( Iminspuasniltoii, < luinisjiuiisinU, v. rd. (l(i) 
 
 My lieart is consumed lor liis 
 
 • Miiiu's-cliampsjdiuscinisti, chaniitsjmusemist, chain pKjJUusemlstsh, 
 
 (". refl 1 am coiisuiniiig my heart, (rojjining) on myself. 
 !os-(!hampsjHiiisemisteni, cliainpsjMiuscmistemeii, ciiaiiipspuusemiK- 
 
 temeiit, (9) I worry myselt to dea^li lor it. 
 r'hiiH'scliainsj)iiiisciizuli, chaiii^jmuseiizut, ciiainspuusen/.ulsli, c. 
 
 rrfl. (.')) I worry myself to deatli. 
 [i^schanisj)iiiisi>n/,ijU'iii, chamspuiiseii/iktemen, r. ((rt. ii).sir. (9) 1 
 
 worry nnsdt'to death on account of him. 
 \G.—lroot o/\ 
 rhiiu's-aganii, chin agcni, agcisli, v. act. Iiuhf. (7) 1 tie, bind, .stake 
 
 a hi(K', r. y. to stretch it on the ground and dress it. 
 les-agcm, agaiiten, ag(!'iit, C'liih}. esageskii, r. act. real. (10) I ti.', 
 stake that hide lor drying it ; jnvtic szaag,. 'A kkiiepszaiig ?' 
 Did you siretcli out any hide to dry 1* 
 AgaiiziUeii, s. Strtdclier of iiides, etc 
 Ics-agagem, red. 
 " agamincm, agamin, agamint, v. act. u>str.(\l) I use it to stretch 
 
 hidcH, etc. 
 Again'ji). v. Wliiit one uses to Mtivlcli. Againinteii, /-/. hut re- 
 lating to the thing streteiicd, nut to the pertiun. 'In-uga- 
 
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 rain,' My stretcher, etc., what I use. 'lii-agaminton,' What in 
 used to stretch me. 
 les-aganiinem, aganun, agam\nt, v. act. tr. (8) I succeed in stretch- 
 ing the hide. 
 " agashitom, agashitcn, agnshit, v, act. rel. (4) I help him stretch- 
 ing out hides. 
 Agashizuten, s. The iiolper in stretching, etc. ^-^ • 
 
 Kaes agashitutgui, v. rc.c. We help one another to stretch, etc. 
 lez agait6in, agaftin, ag6h, r. rel. (17) 1 streuh it for him. 
 Ohines-chageizei, chin-chageizem, chagiizeish. v. act int. (6) I 
 stretch something all around, i. c. 1 maUo bales with rawhides 
 as the Indian bales are. v 
 
 Bs-chageize, It is baled — said ot Indian bales. 
 Chines-chagag6izei, rfd. 
 Ies-chag<iizem, chagcizen, chageizent, (8) I bale it, I tie it in a bale 
 
 ofi'aw hide. 
 ■• chageizem, chag^issemen, chag^izcmcnt, v. instr. (9) 1 use it to 
 bale up things, i\ g. 'lUs chageizem \\x isUeltich, u mchageize- 
 inen ie kitite,' 1 have to bale my meat, and I will use this hide 
 I'or it. 
 *• chagcizoHem. cliag^izt^Hcn, chageizelt," f. re/. (16) I bale up 
 
 his 
 
 '' chagfeizemKem, chagcizemUcn, chageizcmlt, v. re'.. (IC) From 
 
 the instr. I use his hide to make bales. 
 •• c'.iagcizfcshtem, chageiz^shten, chagcizesht, v. rel. (14) ol *ies- 
 ehageizem,' I help him making up his bales, I make bales for 
 him. 
 OriiNES-AOAtisT, chin agai\sem, agausish, v. act Ind. (6) 1 put a hal- 
 
 teron his hovHC. 
 les-agaiisem, agausen, agaiisent, r. act. tr. (8) I put a halter on him, 
 
 on his face. 
 '* agaiiHem, agaiiHen, agauH, v. 'rel. (16) I put a halter on bin 
 
 horse. 
 " agaiisein. agausomcn, agaii^ement, v. act. inst. (9) I put l\\U 
 
 halter on a horse, i. e. I use this for a halter. 
 " agniscmheni, [agausemlten, agauseme.t, v. rd. (16) I use his 
 (halter) t<> 'i-iIt'T :i It. >!•,(.. 
 Agausten, ■. It a ui. 
 leiiobagminalkom, ohagniiiiiiikumon, uhugininalkonionl, (9) I 
 
 M 
 
e it in a bale 
 
 I 
 
 AOAJk 
 
 slrotch it on stielvs. 
 lL'rt-';ha<^agrainalkoin, reJ. ' 
 
 Agaeno, ng«^ne, nag^nc, s. A bag, usually of raw hide, hung on the 
 
 saddle, to caarry provisions, 'iiagene,' dim. A small purse, a 
 
 pocket. 
 AGAL, rt^//. Each, cvcMy one; adv Each time, whenever. 
 Agalaskat, «(/r. Each day. 
 Agalsp^ntich, adv. Each year. ' " 
 
 Agaiskukucz, Each night. 
 
 Eznagaldksem, adj. Of each kind, ispecies, genus. 
 Agalinniig, :Eacb like hour, time. 'Potu m-lagalmnug In kaoks- 
 
 kolil.' The same hour in which we had to bo born. 
 (!iirNE3-AOfiiLi, chin-ageilom, ag^ihsh, v. act. ind. (6) I do behave in 
 
 like manner. 
 Chines-ageill t, 1 behave as , like, v. g. 'Chin-ageilem \\\ tchin- 
 
 psaie,' I behaved as it' I had been a fool. 'Ku ag6ilem tnkoko- 
 
 smechshin,' You behave like a dog. 'Pes-agiilem lu tpes- 
 
 ko6ui,' You act as if you wore drunk, 
 les-ageilem, ageisten, ageisku, v. act. tr. (8) 1 do it in such a way, I 
 
 treat him so, always having regard to the manner of dealing. 
 " ag^ilem t, I treat him as a 'Koageistem tchin-guigueiiit,' 
 
 I have been treated as a brute. 
 
 " ageihem, ag6ilten, ageih, v. rel, (16) I treat his 
 
 Iszugeil. It has been done by mo, my way of doing in the past. 
 
 CiiineJea-agelii, iter. 
 
 Ageilten, s. imt The instrument or material to bo used in such a 
 
 way. 'hii tanliguzch u kues-uekuzihamsli, tarn lsh6i akla- 
 
 gfeilten,' You backbite people with your longue, you must 
 
 not use it m that way. 
 Ohmesagaluisi, chiiv-agaluisem, agaluisish, c. act. int.fre/. [6] I 
 
 frequently do, regarding the manner of doing, 
 los-agaluisem, ag.ilni-iten, agaUusku, i\ act.freq.dit. [8] I do it fre- 
 quently. 
 Sguagaluis, s. Ho who does work for another, servant ; 'Tsguaga- 
 
 lu's,' He is my servant. 
 Chines-sgiuigaluisi, r. •/. /«</. [6] f am serving, working lor some 
 
 body, 
 les sguugaluisem, v. t. dd. freq. [8] I work for him, serve iiiin. 
 CHiNKs-cUAOfilLi, I work, job on something. 
 
 4 
 
t 
 
 ^ AOAL 
 
 les-chag6ilem, chagt'istOD, chiigiiisku, v. a. loc. [8] 1 am working 
 
 upon it with pain, I am toiling over it. 
 l82chAg6il u kolon, It is by dint of work ttiat I made tt. 
 Szehageils u pop^ulsli, Ho broathcd with diflSoulty. 
 Chinosagahiilshi, agaluilsh, [b] I am growing so much. *iiU isn- 
 
 kutagaluilsh,' One who grow as much as myself, one of my 
 
 ago. 
 Chineaagalenienzuti, ref. [5] 1 am moving myself in such or such 
 
 a way. 
 CiiiNESNAaALtLSi, chin-nagalols, iiagal^lsh, v. intr. |_5] 1 think, it 
 
 is my opinion. 
 les nagalelsom, nagalt'lsomen, nagalclsomcnt, v. tr. real. [9] I think 
 
 so of him — if followed by t, I think ol him as, I think him like. 
 
 '^Nagalfelsemenzin t-znils,' I think you are like him. 
 • nagaltlshtem, nagaldlshten, nagalelshit, v. rel, [14] I think of 
 
 him something alike 'Kaes-nagalelshtgu tanui,' Feel for 
 
 him as j-ou feel tor yoursol. 
 
 nagalL'lsomltoin. nagalcilseinHen, nagaUlsLMnlt, c. rel. [IG] I 
 
 think that his is like 
 
 Clhinesnagalolsemisti, nagalelsemist, hagajolsemistsh, v. rcfl. int. 
 
 [5] I think myself like to 'Chin-nagalelsomist lu 1-Kolin- 
 
 zutcn,' I think myself like God. 'Chin-nagalelscmist, lu t- 
 
 Kolinziiten,' I think of myself as God thinks of me. 
 '* nagalelsemistcm, nagnlelacmistemcn, nagalolsemistement, v. 
 
 ref. tr. [9] I think myself like him. 
 " nkuhiagal^lsem, nkiilnagal<ilsemen, nkul:nagal61soment, [9] 
 
 lie has the same opinion, tlie same feelings with me. Have 
 
 you the same feelings of. Testis Christ? 'Kuksnkahiagaltlsems 
 
 t-JoPU Kli. 'Aka-nkulnagalfelsem hi Jesu Kli,' Jesus Christ 
 
 must have tlie same feelings as yours. X. B, Tins conslruc- 
 
 tion is inverted iii the Indian language. 
 OiiiNES-AfJAiiL^sr, chin-agaluscin, agalusisli, v. act. ind. [6] I move 
 
 my head in such a way, I turn awaj' my eyes, 
 [cs-agaliishtcin, [14] T turn my eyes away from Iiiin. 
 niiinescliagalusi, cliin-cliagaliiscin, c-hagalusisli, v. iid. ind. I give 
 
 the last glance to somebody. 
 
 'Chagalus,' lie lias been seen for the last time, 
 les-chagalusem, chagalusemou, cliagalusoineut, 1 see him for the 
 
 last time, v. g. when ono goes away or dies. 
 
./ 
 
 9 
 
 AGAL 
 
 Chines-cha,:»ar861.ti, (5) X seo my child for the last time. 
 
 Chin-chagal'skdligu, I seo people, Indians, for the last time. 
 
 Chin-chagalsQnziiti, I see myself for the last time, I get blind. 
 'Chin-puchagal'senziiti.' I see my wife or hunband for the 
 last time. 
 
 I Kacs-chgirs'mcnndgni, We see one another for the last time. 
 
 EZ-AGfiiL, adv. .So, in like manner, similiter, in proportion. 
 
 such or such |Ez-ag6il, t As if. 'Kii-laksilsh, ez-ag^il t-ku-skeligu.* You 
 
 sit as if you were an Indian. 'Kae-nkonnomlH ez-ageil t-kaes- 
 nkonnemenndgiii.' Have ye mercy on ua, as we have mercy 
 on each other. 
 
 Ez-ageil, v. It is so. 'Komi-ez-ageil.' May it bo so, be it so. 
 
 Ezagfeil, adj. Alike, similis. 'Chin-ezagtil tanui,' I am like yon, 
 s.ubj. Thikacz agcili, kn-kaoz-ageil', kacz-ag^ili.' 'Kaeks-k61em 
 hi skaltomigu kaezagcili t-kaempil6.' Let us make man alike 
 to us. 
 
 Ezgagfeil, pi. 'Kaez-gag6il t-Kolinzuten.' We are alike to God. 
 In compos. *Ez-agal, pi. ez-gagal.' The same when it is an 
 adverb. 
 
 IChin-ez-agalskutunt tanui. I am as big as you. 
 
 [Cu-ez-agalsgfest t-Louis. You are as good as Louis, 
 a iczagalsiopiiiiit, I am not so strong. 
 
 u ne ku-ezagalanuist tesmoko, Should you be as high as a 
 mountain. 
 
 Komi chin-ezagalsgukui t-Maly ! Would to God that I be as pure 
 as the Blessed Virgin Mary. 
 
 F3z-agalsguoit t-sknpkapene. As many as the sand. 
 
 Kzagalsmii t-kae-uichlilH t-Kolinzutcn, As sure as God sees us. 
 
 With the pronouns it takes more usually I instead of t. 'LsuCt u 
 ku-czageil V Whom are you like to? 'Lsh^i u chin-azageil.' 
 I am like that. 'Lohen u ku-ezagalspsaie ?' To whom are you 
 fool alike? 'Lit u chin-czagalspsaie.' I am stupid like this 
 fellow. 'Lstem u ezagoil iu anzitgu ?' What is your house 
 like to? 'Lzi u ehin-ezagalzuiit.' My manners, my behavior 
 is like his. *Lu akhiAgonog kae-zagalziiiiti tanui.' Thy (in- 
 tended) wife must be of the same spirit, or manners, as yours. 
 'Lclieii u oz-agalall:o til asknsi, hi aneimcn»<?' IIow tall is 
 your son, your Cross? used for all heights. *Tani Izi kao-za- 
 giili.' Let it not bo li'.ce thai. 
 
 am working 
 
 It. 
 
 ch. 'Lu isn- 
 If, one of my 
 
 )] 1 think, it 
 
 il. [9] I think 
 
 link him like. 
 
 im. 
 
 14] 1 think of 
 
 nui,' Feel fbr 
 
 c. rel. [161 i 
 
 h, V. rcfl. int. 
 st lu 1-Kolin- 
 Iscmist, lu t- 
 |nc. 
 nistement, v. 
 
 Iscment, [9] 
 1 nie. Have 
 iliiagalcltioms 
 Jesus Christ 
 ins construc- 
 
 , [6] I move 
 
 't. aid. I give 
 
 1 him for the 
 
 'Lchen u ku ezagalskuinsh.' 
 
 !! 
 
 I 
 
 9 
 
 aMMW 
 
10 
 
 AGAL 
 
 How many are you? 'Lchen m-ezagfilskasip, m-esnguzgu^j 
 
 m^ls lu lesolip?' How long will thoy suffer in hell? 'M-ez 
 
 agilskuslp, iu t-ksnpifcls +u gesgeut hi rti'chcbcmuskat.' Ai 
 
 long as the good one» shall rejoice in heaven. 
 Ezagalelgu, A like skin. 'Ez-agalsilks.' Such gai'mcnt. 'E/j 
 
 agaldksem.' Such kind. ^ 
 
 With verbs. 'Ko-ez-agalsngutzguzrn^lstgu lu tnako^men.' Yoij 
 
 made me suffer like a thief. 
 Iez-ageilem, ez-ag6i8ten, ez-ageisku, r. acf. (8) I make him like. 
 
 I treat him in such way. 
 hu isnkutezageil, adj. My fellow, mens similis, 
 iju asnkulezagalspagpagt. Your fellow good one, your alike iij 
 
 wifldom, etc. 
 Kaes-nkulezag&inpogpogdt, He is our fellow old man, he is as olj 
 
 as we are. 
 Ksnkolezagalspuusz, Let him be of the same mind, disposition o| 
 
 heart, as 
 
 Ez-agaliis, peez-gagalus, adj. anim. Of the saine face, loolj 
 
 'Ez agaliis t-le6u8.' He looks like his father. 
 Ez-gagalfcus, ez-gagil^lis, pi. adj. inan: The two look the sanifj 
 
 they are alike one another. 
 I-EZ-AGi:iL, adv, adj. Exactly the same, equal. N. B. — By applyiiij 
 
 i before all the aforesaid derivations, each word means equaiitj 
 
 according to its particular meaning. 
 I-kae-z-gagfeil, We are equal. 
 I-chin-ageilem, I did equally, exactly so. 
 I-ko-nagalfilsemis t'sguelemin. He thought me exactly the sanieal 
 
 equal to a devil. 
 I-ku-i8nkulezagalsioi6t, You are my equal in strength. 
 I-pez-gagaliis, You both look exactly the same. 
 I-lzi u ezag6il. It is exactly as that, i. e. it is always the saiiij 
 
 not changed. 
 I-tzi u ezageil, Ho acts as before, with no change, no emendutiol 
 
 *Ue kolkudlstemen, i-tzi u ku-ezageil.' Though I have hv\ 
 
 lecturing you, you do the same as before. 
 Es-chagalaskat, Color of the sky. 'Lshei u es'chagalaskat, i-il 
 
 koinskat.' This is the color of the skies; the sky is blue, J 
 
 it is like the sky. 
 Ch-gagaliis, adj. (2) Eyes like the color of the eycn, color 
 
 nearly alv 
 
 je !iuis apr< 
 
 already p 
 
 llcs-agatchmitr 
 
 agatchmii 
 
 working li 
 
 agatchmsli 
 
 doing sora 
 
 I Chines agatchi 
 
 IChines-agatchi 
 
 'Kaes-agat 
 
 always bu 
 
 AGAUS, j^- 
 
 CHTNES-AGl 
 
 having cal 
 
 Chinetes-agko 
 
 Chines-agkokc 
 
 Sagkokoechst, 
 
 les-agkokot'ch 
 
 callous hai 
 
 Chines-agkokc 
 
 feet, 
 les-agkokoshii 
 
 callous. 
 Sagkokoshin, i 
 Chines-chilagk 
 
 down, 
 les-chitagkops 
 real (9) I 
 Kaes-chilagko] 
 Chitagkoprfhin 
 Chilagkol6gu, 
 S'chilagkopshi 
 AGO.— [roof oj 
 Chines-agoi, c 
 
lake him like. 
 
 actly the same al 
 
 ahvayf the Haul 
 
 11 
 
 AGO 
 
 grains, beutb. - ' . • 
 
 ChincH-koldgulomioti, c. int. refl. (5) I surrender for fear, f^'lGrel. 
 lGATCHIM, [root o/,] 
 (■hinoH-agatt'hmi, ehin-agatchim, agatchiish, r. act. ind. (7) Used 
 
 nearly always in the past tense. I am doing something, fr. 
 
 je fiuis apre.i Icfalrc. *A tic es-ch&ui lu ko&ialks?' Is the priest 
 
 already pmying? 'Eu, tie agatchim.' Yes, he is just doing it. 
 Ilcs-agatchmim, agatchmistin, agatchmisku, (10) I am doing it. 
 " agatchmiheni, agatchmiltfen, agatchmih, v. rel. (17) I am 
 
 working his 
 
 •* agatchmshiteni, agatchmshiten, agatchmshit, v. rel. (15) I am 
 
 doing something for him. 
 [Chines agatt'hmdlsi, vol. I wish to be doing. 
 Chines-agatfhemkumshi, v. pop. lam busy working for people. 
 
 'KaeH-agatcbmlitlils t'sguelemin, kacks-k6mHls.' The devil is 
 
 always busy after us, at us, so as to catch us. 
 lAGAUS, «@-Ag. 
 I CHTNES-AGKOKOECHSTI, chin-agkoko«ich8t, o. int. (6) lam 
 
 having callous hands. 
 I Chineies-agkokocchsti, iter. 
 Chines-agkokochstemluisi, freq. 
 8agkoko6chst, s. Callousness in the hands, 
 les-agkokoechsem, agkokoichsen, r. tr. det. (9) I make him have 
 
 callous hands. 
 Ohines-agkokoshinmi, chin-agkokoshin, v. int. (5) I have callous 
 
 feet, 
 les-agkokoshinim, agkokoshintfen, i;. tr. dct. (10) I make his feet 
 
 callous. 
 Sagkokoshin, s. Callousness in the feet. 
 Chines-chilagkopshinmi, chilogkopshin, v. int. (5) I slip, slide 
 
 down, 
 les-chihigkopshinini, thilagkopshinten, chiiagkopshint^n, v. tr. 
 
 real. (9) I make him slip. 
 Kaes-chilagkopshinemenu^gui, rec. We make slide one another. 
 Chilagkopiihinfemen, 5. One sliding for anything. 
 Chilagkol6gu, Slippery place. 
 8'chilagkopshin, s. A slip. tS" hegn. 
 AGO.— [roof of,] 
 Chines-agoi, chin-agoin, dgoish, t'. act. ind. (6) I am scraping 
 
 i! 
 
 IS 
 
 I 
 
/ ^ 
 
 1? 
 
 ,, AGO 
 
 sweeping bj' scraping. 
 Sign, .«. The swooping what is swept. 'SznAgo,' 5. and jxirf. pass. 
 The having 8woj)t, what has been swept. 'Es-Ago,' It is 
 Horaped. 
 Ios-i^j!;ora, Agon, igont, ronf. es-dgosten, r. tr. det. (8) I swoop it, I 
 serape it." 'T-Job es-Agosz lu mzolt.' Job would scrapo 
 nway the njatter. 
 Chines-dgoshi, chiii-agoshorn; Agosh, v. rel. indef. (6) I scrape 
 
 Nomething for somebody, 
 les-dgoshem, dgoahomen, ageshemeiit, (9) I scrape it for somo one 
 
 not jmniod. 
 " dgoshemhem, >V/. I scrape his [dcfinito object,] for some- 
 body not named. 
 " dgoshtcm, dgoshton, dgosht, v. rel. ind. (14) I sci*ape some- 
 thing for biro, I help him in scraping. 
 
 " dgoUom, agohon, dgoH, r. rt7, (14) I scrape his 
 
 " agomencm, agonien, dgoment, v. I'nstr. (9) I use it to scrape. 
 " agomeltom, agomclton, dgomcH, v. rel. (16) I use his scraper. 
 " AooMEN, s. instr. Scraper, shovel as used by the person. 
 
 'Agodgomen, 1-agomen,' pL dim. 
 Agonzuten, s. He that scrapes. 'Agom^men.' A fastidious 
 
 scraper. 
 loa-chiJaagom, (8) I .sweep on a floor, on the roof, scrape away 
 
 the snow from on 
 
 V dgolcigum, agol6gun, agolegunt, (8) I sweep the ground, I 
 
 scrape it. 
 " AooLfiGUTEN, s. Instrument to scrape the ground. 
 Tes-chiMgolpcm, chilagolpen, chi}agolpent, I scrape the floor 
 
 inside of the house. 
 Childgoljpton, s. Instrument to scrape the floor. 
 les-koHndgopem, kolindgopcn, kolindgopent, I sweep in front of 
 
 his door. 
 Chines-kolinagopenzuti. I sweep, scrape in front of ray room, 
 les-childgonem, chilagoncn, ehildgonent, (8) I scrape it all over. 
 Agom<ichst, agomc^, .<t. Instrument to scrape. 
 Chines-nagomdlsi, ro;'. I wish to scrape, 
 les-nagomdlsem, nagomelsemen, nagoin61semont, (9) I wish to 
 
 scrape it. 
 Chincsagomlmsi, freq, 1 scrape frequently. 
 
 figoten, s. Ins 
 
 fdgottmon, adj 
 
 ^nagot, s. The ^ 
 
 Isgundgot, s. M 
 
A fastidious 
 
 tho floor 
 
 in front of 
 
 I wish to 
 
 18 
 
 AIGX7 
 
 |lc8-agomelniBem, r, act, tr. \ 
 
 ugnpiBkanem, agopaskan, agoposkant v. tr. (8) I scrape his 
 mouth, if it be soiled. 
 
 agopiskanom, agoposkanomon, agop68kanemont, v. tr. (9) I 
 scrape that from the mouth, 
 agopiska'tem, agoptskalten, agoposkalt, (16) 1 scrape the 
 
 mouth of his 
 
 lGOT.— [roof of,-] 
 
 )hines-igoti, chin-igot, Agotsh, v. int. (5) I travel by water down 
 
 stream, with boats, canoes, etc. 4®" Ziilsh. 
 )hine8-n4goti, id. I travel down stream on horseback, or on foot, 
 not with boats. .. ' "' 
 
 Bs-agotiksi, es-agotiis, (5) The fishes are going down stream. ^ , 
 IRs-nagotusi, The birds arc flying down stream, as some, do. 
 phincs-nagotem, chin-nAgotom, nagotish, v. act. ind. (6) I carry 
 
 something down stream on horseback, 
 res-nagotera, n^goten, contin. es-ndgot'sten, v. tr. real. (8) I carry 
 him or it down the river, etc. 
 
 tcs-ndgotltera, (16) 1 carry his down stream by land. 
 
 los-nagot'shtem, (14) I help him carry things down stream, etc. 
 yhines-ndgotelsi, vol. I wish to go down stream, 
 phines-ndgotmlulsi, freq. , 
 
 les-nagotmluisem, v. freq. act. 
 ;!hinc8-nlagoti, din}. 
 
 Tagoten, s. Instrument to travel down v. g. horses, etc. 
 [dgotfcmen, adj. One habituated to go down stream etc. 
 Jnagot, s. The going down stream etc. 
 tsgunagot, s. My travejling down stream, etc. 
 [sgundgotem, s. My freighter down stream etc. 
 
 B. — In all the foregoing only drop tho n, and each one will 
 mean the going down stream in canoes. 
 LIII! mfer;. of pain. 
 lIEUT, a^Emut. 
 lIGU,— [roo« of,] 
 
 ligut or aigot, adj. Fatigued, tired, pi. and red. aidignt. 
 hinos-aigoti, chin-digoi, digotsh, v. int. (5) I am tired, getting 
 
 tired, 
 Ds-digotem, digotomon, digotement, v. tr. det. (9) I am tired of 
 him or of it, I find it tiresome. 
 
 
 -'i 
 
14 
 
 AIL 
 
 foM-aigotomltom, digoteiutton, aigotoinolt, v'. rel, (16) I am tired 
 ofhifl ♦ , 
 
 Kac8-i)gotemonu«^gui, r. rec. We are tired of one unnther. 
 
 Ic8-ch6igototii, diAjgotcmen, chiiii^otcment, v. tr. det. (9) I am 
 tired on account of liiin or it. 
 
 Ohdigotcn, ."'. What one i« tired about. 'Aiiui in ku-inchiiguten.' 
 You aro tlu; ciiuso of my being tired, I am tired on your 
 account; i. o. I must run, work on account of your misde- 
 meanor. 
 
 ChincH-aigotoluisi, freq. I am olten tired. 
 
 Aigotutem, >'. Quickly tired. 
 
 Sdigot, s. The being tired. 'Szaigot.' The having been tired. 
 
 Io8-iigot'stem, Aigot'sten, iigot'sku, or perhap, ies-dtigotahtem, 
 digotKhtcii, aigotsht, (14) I make him tired, I do something to 
 tiro him. 
 
 les-aigotitem, aigotllen, aigotlt, nl. (16) I tii'e his 
 
 Chines-aigonicinzuti, t". rejt. (.5) I tire myself. 
 
 KaeH-aigot*8tu(;gui, aigotshtucgui, v. reoipr. We make one another 
 tired, not meaning that we are tired of one another; but as 
 two men grasping one another, even for amusement, and being 
 good Iriendfj. 
 
 Is-Siaigusnug, 6. What makes me tired. 'Aiaigusnug.' Tire- 
 some. 
 
 les-aiaigusukjgum, aiaigusniigumen, I teel it, find it tiresome. 
 
 AIL. — [root off] 
 
 les-ailem, ailen^ ailent, v. tr. det. (8) I shave it close to the skin; 
 said not of beard, but ot hair, usually used in composition. 
 'Lu iszail.' What I shaved; my having shaved. j 
 
 les-niUtem, aillten, aiUt, v. rel. (16) I shave hip 
 
 '* diailkanom, chsulkan, chailkant, v. tr. det. (9) I shave his head. I 
 
 Es-chailkan, part. pass. He is head shaved, he wears the hair cut 
 short to the rtkin. This docs not denote a bald head without I 
 hair. 
 
 les-ehailkaheiii, chailkuhen, chailkatt, r. rel. (16) I shave the headj 
 of his 
 
 Chailkanteii, *.'. instr. To shave the head, v. g.. scissors, razors, etc. 
 
 les-koJailpkaneui, kotailpkan, kolailpkant, v. tr. det. (8) I shavoj 
 the occiput or hind part of the head of. 
 
 Es-kolailpkan^ lie has his occiput shaved. 
 
 Jos-kotailpl 
 " nailiisk 
 
 top of 
 EsnaiLska 
 Io8-chailp6s 
 Es-chaiiposl 
 les-chailgoz 
 Es-chailgozi 
 tsr Alip, 
 AIMT, t;. If 
 AIP,— [roof 
 Chines-aipn 
 
 in wall 
 
 'Szaip.' 
 Chines-aipm 
 
 somethi 
 Ics-aipim, ai 
 
 I make 
 " aipUem, 
 " aipshite 
 
 make rii 
 Chines-aipsl 
 
 make so 
 icH-aipshishc 
 
 that run 
 Kaes-aipstu£ 
 
 CuiNES-AfPZ] 
 
 les-uipzinem 
 
 quick. 
 '* aipzinen 
 
 quick, n! 
 Kaes-aipzinc 
 
 another, 
 fes-taipzinen 
 
 to him. 
 Aipzinemon; 
 
 'Anaipzi 
 
 IfiS-NAirK^IN 
 
 speak fai 
 
.J5 
 
 lAIP 
 
 6) 1 am tired 
 
 ^have the head 
 
 los-kolailpkahem, v. reK ■ 
 " nail^skanem, nuil6Hkan, naiI68kant, (8) I shave the hair of tho 
 
 top of his head. 
 Es-nail^skan, pass. His head-top is shaved. 
 
 les chaiip6skanem, chalpuskan, chailpiskant, (8) I shavo his lips. 
 Es-chailpoHkan, He has his hair cut on tho lips, shaved mustaches, 
 les-chailgozchem, I shavo the hair of his breast. , « . 
 
 Es-cha!lgozch, He is shaved on his breast. 
 tSf Alip, I am beaten, I am shaved. 
 AIMT, V. 19° Aaime. ^ 
 
 AIP,-[roof 0/,] ,, ,_ , 
 
 Chincs-aipmi, chin-aip^ aipsh, v. iiitr. (5) I am running, galloping 
 
 in walking, acting or speaking. 'Saip.' s. The running. 
 
 'Szaip.' The having run. 
 Chincs-aipmi, chin-aipim, aipmiish, v. tr. ind. (7) I run, make, 
 
 something quick. 
 Ics-aipim, aipnt(:n, aipint, contin. esaipstdn, esaip'isku, t. tr. det. (10) 
 
 I make it run. 
 
 " aipltem, aiplt^n, aipilt, (17) I make run his 
 
 *' aipshitem, aipshiten, aipshit, rel. (5) I help him make run, 
 
 make run something indef. for him. 
 Chinos-aipshishi, chin-aipshisheni, uipshishish, v. rcl. ind. (5) I 
 
 make Homebody run for somebody. 
 loH-aipHhishem, aipMhishemcn, aipshishement, v. rel. (9) I make 
 
 that run for others indef. . . ^ 
 
 Kae8-aip8tu6gui, nc. Wo make run one another. 
 CuiNKS-AfpziNi, chin-aipzin, aipzinsh, ▼. intr. I speak quick. 
 leM-aipzinem, aipzinemen, aipzinement, v. tr. (9) I speak to him 
 
 quick. 
 " aipzinemehem, aipzinemelten, aipzincmelt, v. rel. (16) I speak 
 
 quick, mad, to his 
 
 Kae6-aipzinemenu6gui, rec. We speak quickly, passionately at one 
 
 another. 
 [oH-taipzinem, taipzinemen, etc. I am the first to speak pas.sioimtoly 
 
 to him. 
 Aipzinemonzuten, s. He that speaks passionately to another. 
 
 'Anaipzinemenzutju.' He that speaks to you m a passion. 
 lES-NAii'KfeiNKM, naipkfein, naipkfcint, v. tr. del. (8) I scold him, 
 
 speak fast to him. 
 
 I! 
 
16 
 
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 los-naipkfcishtom, naii)k6ishton, naipk6i8lit, v. r^l. (14) id. 
 
 [glie ne dico.'] 
 " nuipkiihom, naipkcilton, naipk(iilt, v. reh (18) I snolJ his 
 
 J®- 'Aaira.' 
 Ik8-cuaiaipi}siitem, or naiaipushtom, chaiaipiishton, chuiuipi^sht, 
 
 v.rel. (1 1) I look anyiy at him. [^lo gli do delle occhiate frttto- 
 
 lose, U.tt.fiircio scorrere i mici occhi su di lui. 
 Ies-aipi}3em, aipiison, uipik.sont, v. tr. det. (8) I take him away a 
 
 runninf^, coiuhift him at a gnUop. 
 
 " aipitltcm, aipultoii, v. rd. I cunduct his ..at gallop. 
 
 Tes-chaipmInem, chaipmin, clmipmlnt, v. loc. (11) I ran up to him. 
 " naipminem, nuipinin, v. act. dit. I foel him, find him, v. -•, 
 
 horse, fast, running. 
 AiPMfN, .«. inst. What I use to make go fast, v. g. 'Inktiigumcn 
 
 Bh6i inaipmiii.' My whip is what I use to make my horse rido 
 
 fast. 
 Aipminton, .♦. i'n^t What I use to make him gallop. 'Ktigumcn 
 
 hi klaipmintis snchilzMskagac' The whip is what make 
 
 horses go fast. 
 Aipiitem, adj. Able to gallop. 
 
 Aiptin, .?. What carries a fellow fast, v. g. horse, railroads, etc. 
 lES-NAipfciiiNEM, iiaipicliin, naipieliint, v. loc. (8) I gallop after hi 
 
 n^ 'Snohmic-hoii.' I pursue him at gallop. 
 "^ naipichihem, V. re?. I gallop alter his..l... 
 
 Chlnes-taipmi, chiii-tuip, etc., v. he. I run ahead, or to meet some- 
 body, 
 les-fhtaipmlncm, chtaipmin, T run to meet him. • 
 
 Chines-zaipmi, chin zaip,otf.,TgalU)p this way. I come at a gallop 
 Ics-zaipim, zuipsten, v. he I make him gallop over hero. 
 Chines-aipskagaci, v. Indcf. coinp. I gallop horses. 
 Chin-aipskagae, adj. I have a fleet horse. 
 Chines-aipmisti,' chin-aipmlst, aipmi.stsh, v. ref. (5) I go quick, Ijn 
 
 me fais vit,'] 
 AIT.— [roc/ of,] 
 Chines-aitelist', diiii-aitchst, aitchtsh, v. iiitr. (5) I exi;rt myseli' v.\ 
 
 work, I strive. lied. 'Ataitch>t.' 
 [os-aitchstom, aiti-hstomcu, uitchstemeiit, v. tr. det. (0) 1 exi-i-t 
 
 myself in working it, I I'eel that it ivtiuiits an effort on in_) 
 
 side. 
 
 m 
 
t him away u 
 
 ;o meet aomc- 
 
 I'l't niysoH' i;» 
 
 It 
 
 AI2 
 
 39 ohaitehstom, chaitchstomon, (9) I work with effort on it, on it« 
 
 account. 
 
 [ao8 utchstomonuigu', rer. Wo niulio an effort on ono another, 
 [laitchst, .". The exerting oneself. '3zaitch8t.' The having 
 
 oxurtoil onoH3lf. 
 JiiiNEi Afr'zFNT, c'hin-i'it'zin, aUV/insh, r. intr. (5) I make an effort 
 
 in spealcing, I spoalc alouJ by effort, I spoalc quiol{ as a 
 
 person in a pass'on. 
 [oh ait'zinoin, ait'zin, ait'zint, *'. tr. det. (8) I make him raise his yoice. 
 [csait'zinom, uitzinonjon, a.t'zino.nen*, r. /r. 1/J8/. (9) [ cry alouJ 
 
 at him, I speak passionate'y 1o h'm. 
 [ao8 at'zinemonuC'gui, Wo talk lou 1 t ) ono another. 
 |o3 ehuit'zincm, chaitzinonier, (9) I spoak aloud on account of 
 
 him or it. 
 Suit'zin, s. The crying out. 'Szait'z'n.' The having cried loud, 
 
 or what has been spoken lou 1. 
 
 B. — They eecin to use prom s.uously, 'Alpzin,' and 'Ait'zin.' 
 
 H'.ivo they ono common root? 
 Jhinos at'zinomluisi, freq. T go roun 1 crying. 'les-at'zinomluiscm.' 
 
 I cry often aloud to Li n. 
 Lt'zin6mon, s. A loud cryjr, U ud speaker, uselessly. 
 lIZ.— [roof of,] 
 tcsalzom, aizen, aizent, r. fr. de'. (3) 1 urge him, insist upon him, 
 
 persevere bogging etc., from h'm, '3a';7,' i*. The insisting. 
 
 *Szaiz.' lie thut has boon ins'.stoJ upon, or tho having 
 
 insi8tcd. 
 
 I" aizinem, aizin, aizint, iV. Uel. *'cs-nzaizinom. 
 I" aizHom, a'lzHen, a.zH, v. "el (16) I insist upon his...... 
 
 Miinesaizini, chin-aizir, a'izins' , v. int., (5)' I am insisting. 
 
 yhinos aizi, chin-aiz, abish, )^. 
 
 ]!hines aizisti, chin-aizist, i.i:'8tsb, r. intr. rejf. I insist I por^Dvora, 
 
 [je m'ohstinc'] 
 [os-aizistom, aizistomen, aiVistomon', r. rejl. tr. (9) I obstinate 
 
 myvjlf oi him, t insist on h'm. 
 I" aizittorn'tiin, ai iisto.nltur, aii.stjmol*, (16) I insist on his de- 
 pendant. 
 
 chniz'Htam, c!iaiVis'.e-non, ch^i -/stoTiont, i'. rei. tr. lor. (9) I in- 
 sist upm it, I byr or w >rk o")3ti.i-itoly for it, on uacount of it; 
 
 moaning tho object in view when ono is urging. 
 
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 18 
 
 ALIP 
 
 Chu\KlHton, «. What ono is iiiHisting for. 'Stem hi ancha'iKiHton ?' 
 
 What arc yon urginjr, iriHiHtiiif^ lorf 
 Kaos ai/'ncniemit^^ui, Wn wvj^o. oiio unothor, itisiHt upon onu 
 
 uiiotiiur, V. g. ono iiiHUtH on having tobacco, tho other in du- 
 
 iiying it. 
 AiKnuiMoii, s. An imi)ortnm> l)og;;?ar or one insisting too much. 
 Aixu/.t, adj. A .stiihhoni insisting t'ellow : holt'-willfd. 
 Naizazals, oiij. Ono whose will is l>fiit strongly on sonictliing, 
 
 obstinately attached. 'Naiziizano,' lulj. Ono that obsti- 
 nately rdiisos to obey, to hear. Very like all tho foregoing 
 
 words conic from, 'Kuazmi.' Kir A/.. 
 J®r" AIT, In order not to ho puz/.lod by the similarity. 
 AIZCIIST, .9. Salmon Trout. ♦Kaizchst.' Small Salmon Trout. 
 Snaizchst, .s. Indian tribe near Colvillo, ciillod Gens du Inr Lako 
 
 Indians. 
 Snaizchstoin, s'. liig l?l;icl{f'o()t river in Montana, Trout creek. 
 Sniai, or Snlaizclisten', ,s. Hattlosnake creyk in Mitt.soula^ Montana, 
 
 small Trout creek. 
 AKfj, The snbjiinctivo ;in 1 (iituro of tho article (Ui, lift. It is to be, 
 
 it must ho thine. 
 Akhmu'i, It must bo thine. 'Akinogonog.' S.he must be your wile. 
 
 'Akinteliltin.' It would bo your deuta blow, it will bo death 
 
 to you. 
 Ak8, When followed by a noun bcgining by s. 'Alcsgolui.' lie ho 
 , your husband. If proceeded by lu, it moans what is to bo thine. 
 
 'Sh6i lu akizitgu.' That is what will be your house. 
 ALIP, in comp. 'alp,' perhaps from 'ail.' US' '.Shtlip, tlogup. 
 Chince-alpmi, chin-alip, alijish, v. intr. (5) I lose in gambling, lam 
 
 beaten gambling, I loso a gamo; also I lost my chances, I am a 
 
 lost man. *Saljp,' s. Tho losing. 'Szalij).' The having lost, 
 
 tho thing lost. 
 Ic8-alpim, alpstiin, alpisku, r. tr. dtf. (10) J mako him lo8o a game. 
 " alpminom, alpmin, alpmint, v. instr. (11) I loso that lit. I 
 
 find, feel it lost. 
 " alpmiltem, alpmi'ten, alpmilt, r. rr^ (16) I loso his gamb- 
 ling, V. g. gambling away father's horses. 
 " alpnunem, [Irom alpim,] aljJUun, alpnuut, v. tr. dd. (8) I 
 
 finally succeeded in making him loso tho game, I beat him in a 
 
 game. 
 
 
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 |leH-alpnultum, ulpnuUjn, alpniltt, v. rel. (16) [boat hiH in a 
 
 guino, I fi;a'n\ \i\» in n game. 'Alpnuttgu \\i BlKomn/ lit. I 
 
 Hiiccoudod in making him Ioho Iuh own blanket. *KoalponuhB 
 lu iskiiHii t-I'iel.' Peter boat my h jn. 
 lOhincH-uiplniHi, freq. 
 IChiiio8-nalp6l8i, vol, 
 
 lAlilpuf, s. A loHcr in giiml)linf.', a gamMor. 
 
 lOriiN-Aiii'SKXoAK, I loHt my horHcs gambling. •Chinalpizo.' I 
 loso hlunkutH. '(Miin-alpiiich.' I loso u gun or bow. 'Chin- 
 alpiilks.' I Ioho Hhirts. '(/'iiin-aipiiic' I lose baled meat. 
 '(Mill) alaljx'il.' I Ioho arrows. 'Cliiti-cliuluIpdkHZHhin.' I Ioho 
 my lo^':giiiH. '(Jliiii-iilalplknlilzc' I Ioho Iri-Hh meat. 'Chin- 
 alalpH<inlkii.* I Iobo whiskey. 'Chin-alpsnzeli.' I lose lead- 
 bulls, '(y'hin-alplpukomin.' I lose powder. *Chin-alplkaoHhln.' 
 I lose moc't'HHiiiH. 'Chin-alpHk»)H<a.' I lose grains, seed. 
 'Chin-aIpsriazu/6iio.' I lose oar rings. 'Chin alpsipi.' I lose 
 ropes. •(Miin-al|)lkeigumen.' I lose the whip, etc., etc. 
 
 lMG.— [roo^ of,] 
 
 [cs-('hilamgii»ilgum, cliilamgutlgtin, chilamgiielgunt, v. tr. rel. (8) 
 I hIiuvo it, scrape it us a dead hog is fixed. Pronounced by 
 some as if, 'Chilamguelkum.' 
 
 yhinos-ehilamgtielgunzuti, or chines-chilamgolgunzikti, v. refl. I 
 shave myself. 
 
 lMAMTAKS, .<!. Saddle. «fiamamtaks,' dim. aer Emiit. 
 
 lMLSKAGAK, and deriv. »&- Emish. 
 
 iMOTKAN, s. The Flathe.ids' and other tribes', God of old, 
 supposed to reside on the top of heaven. 
 
 Lm6tkan, s. Moans the President of tho United States, among the 
 Kalispols, etc., especially in counter-distinction from tho 
 Queen of England, whom they call, 'Skonulten.' J^Emikt. 
 
 LNLKA, uiinlku, (3) It is summer, from 'cs-anlkai,' it is getting 
 summer. 'Ks-anJkai.' That it may be summer. 'Nom anlka.' 
 It will be summer. 'No 6ntka.' When it shall bo summer, 
 next summer, 'iju Anlka.' When it was summer, last sum- 
 mer. Ku-hi Anlka.' It it had boon summer. *Ku-nfcu Antka.' 
 It should be summer, 'hn no anlka.' If it were summer. 
 *Lu ks-anlka.' When summer should have come. 
 
 |anH<u, s. and ivfin. The being summer. 'Szanlka.' The having 
 been summer. 
 
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 11 n 
 
 20 
 
 ANUI 
 
 Eb anlKauilslii, or cB-anlk^ilshi, r. impers. (5) It is turning inlJ 
 
 8ummor. 
 Chitic8-(.'hi'anH</nei, chin-chilanHvino, chifanlkineish, v. intr. lof\ 
 
 (5) I arrive to sjimmer seaeon. 
 AN'AirST, adj. Leper, having the skin like Salmon's, [used hj 
 
 some tribes.] 
 AN'N, .s. Magpie. 
 A^VI,pr.pers. Thou. V. subs. It is thou. *I-anui.' Truly thouJ 
 
 thou altine. *h\i ne ku-anui.' If thou be thyself. *Lu nef 
 
 anui.' If it should be thou. 
 Anui, t-". It is thine, suhj. (3) '.iklanui,' It muy be thine, and it ha 
 
 all the tenses. 'Lu anui,' wij. What is thine, fr. [le tiep,'] the! 
 
 thine, absolute, without substantive. 'Lu aklanui,' adj. svhjl 
 
 What must bo thine. N. B. — Very likely the 'Anui,' adj. ij 
 
 but the pronoun, because an Indian would say, 'Suit in kaeplj 
 
 gutl/.in 'r' Who must hiivc the hurKC ? who is the owner of the! 
 
 horso? and the answer is, 'Anui,' It is you, or it is yourej 
 
 i. e. ^ou are the owner; you must have it; but in fact theyl 
 
 use 'Anui,' for the adjective and verb. 'Lu anui lu gestj hi 
 
 koiu hi tcie.' Thine is good, mine is bad. 
 Anuiementgu, anuiement, jwrow. pers. used as a verb instr. Thoul 
 
 madest it thine own, i/nj3. make it thine own; it is not muchi 
 
 used. 
 
 Anuieniltgii, Thou hast made thine own his 
 
 Ae'chanuilein, chtmuilementgu, chanuilement, [from 'anui,'] Youl 
 
 make yourself the chief, the owner of him ; you make him| 
 
 your subject : you make it your own, j-ou take it for yourself. 
 As'chatiiiilcmcltem, chanuiUnKvltgr, chanuilcmolt, r. rd. You makel 
 
 yourself the chief of his 'Ko-chanuilemeltgu lu isgusigult.' 
 
 You drew to you my subjects, [and all these active formations! 
 
 have a regular conjugation, but only in the second pcr8on| 
 
 Hingnlar oi oacli tense.] 
 Pu anui, She is thy wife, '/ju pu-anui.' Thy wife. 
 Kaelanui, lie is tliy child. 'riU !<a'jlaniii.' Thy child. 
 Chin cpl.'unii, T }.;ivc scn-.etlnng helor'^ing to you. 'Kplantii,' 
 
 There is something belonging to you. Taephuiui.' There isi 
 
 none of yours. 
 As- pro. pnrf. ol' the second person when the siibsc(p>ent nounl 
 
 begins by s. v. g. 'Asitscni,' but it the S. be radical, the pro.l 
 
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 rtn must be used. 'Anshemen.' Thy enemy. * 
 
 K. B. — As in the verbs, is churactcristic of the second pervoa 
 sinf^ultir in the present inditative. fl®" Grammar.] 
 
 ASALKAN, from 'Sefel,' num. Two hundred. 4^ Esfil. 
 
 1/ 
 ASGAM, s. Dorsal spine, a Joint of the spine. 
 
 Chin-Kalisgani, I have a sore spine ; a' so 'Chin-zal6u8.' 
 
 Chin-malku^us, I have a broken spine. 
 
 Chin-nmaluiaks, I have my spine doctored. 
 
 ASKAT, final in comp. for 'Sgalgat,' day. 
 
 Ch-askat, Stands for heaven in comp. 'Chagaliskat.' Heaven-likc, 
 
 sky-like. A^'Azga. 
 AU, — [radical o/,] 
 Ics-auni, aiin, aiint, cont. cs-auptcn, es-austtku, v. ir. dcf. (9) T pour it 
 
 in drops. 
 " aiishitcm, nushiten, aiwhit, v. rd. (15) I pour in drops for him. 
 
 " aiiHcm, aultiin, aiUt, v. rel. (17) I pour in drops his 
 
 Sguaum, s. One charged to let liquids drop. 
 
 Aumintcn, f. Instrument to drop liquids with. 
 
 lesnaiin', r. lor. I drop it in a vessel. 4®* Naulakan. 
 
 Es-aiipmi, aiip, a^psh, v. int: (5) It falls in drops. 
 
 Jls-aiip, pass. It is wet by rain. 2 act. It is leaking. 
 
 Saup, r. The dropping. 2 The thing dropped, a drop. 'Szaiip,' 
 
 The having dropped. 2 pa^^s. What has been dropping. 
 Aupemen, A tedious leaking vessel. 
 Chines-aupeusi, aupiius, aup6usish, r. intr. (5) I fall in drops 
 
 through V. g. the water is leaking. 
 
 Es-aupeusi, aupeuscm, r. act. indef. (6) It leaks, v. g. the kettle is 
 
 leaking, letting out the water. 
 Chiiios-auphiisi, r. frcq. 
 Ics aupini, aupcnttn, aupint, cont. cs aupsttn, es aupisku, v. tr. causs. 
 
 (10) I make it fall in drojis. 
 Es-chaupnii, cs-c-lia^p, r. Inc. (5) It is dripping on; pass, it is wet 
 
 by di()})s (ailing on him. 'S'dKu'ip.' The dropping on, being 
 
 wet by di'ops ol" r.iin etc. S'zchuup.' TIi:) having dropped, 
 
 ov having been (lro])])ed upon, 
 los-aupminetp, juipmiii, aiipmint, r. fr. m.s^ (11) I feel it dropping. 
 " chaupmincui, I feci it dropping oj) nic. 
 " aupnunem, aupuuii, r. tr. I succeed in making it drop. 
 
 
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 Ics-ehaupnanom, I Ruoceedcd in making it drop on. 
 
 Es-cnAui'i)s', It is dropping from the eye. 'Es-chaiiauplsi.' Hoi 
 IS crying from both eyes. 
 
 S'chauaupuS s. Tears. 'S'chaupus.' One tear. 
 
 Es-chaupai.4kvx, His head is wet by drops falling on him, lit. hisl 
 head has been dropped on. 
 
 Chines-chanpaiakani, chaupaiakan, v, int. or pas". (5) My head isl 
 wet by drops falling on me. 
 
 Chinos chaupaiakaiii, (•hiii-('han[)aiakaiiem, chaiipaiakanish, v. act 
 ind. (6) T make drop something on somebody's head. 
 
 les chaiipaiakaiKUTi, chaupaiakan, (•haupaiiikant, (6)1 ponr on hisj 
 head. 'K(K-Iiaiii»aiaka's t'sciilku.' lie poured water on my 
 head. 
 
 " chaupaiakanem, chaiipaiakanenicn, (9) I feel that dropping on] 
 my head, I drop it on somebody's head, [not mentioning whose 
 head.] 'Cliaiipaiakanemis hi seiilkti.' He poured the water 
 on somebixly's head. 
 " chaupaiiikashtem, chaupaiakashten, v. rel. (14) I make some- 
 thing fall in drops on his head. 
 " chaupaiakaHcm, ehaupaiakalten, r. rel. (16) I wet the head of I 
 his by drops etc. 
 
 Es-CHAUPI7,E, He is dripping all over, all round. 
 
 Chines-chaupizei, chin-chaupizc, chaupizeish, v. int. (5) I am drip- 
 ping all over, all round. Id. v. act. indef. 'Chin-ohaupizem.' 
 I made somebody indef. to be dripping all over. 
 
 les-ehaupizem, ehaupizen, chaupizent, t;, tr. causs. (8) I make him 
 
 be dripping all over. 
 " chaupizem, chaupizemen, chaupizjimcnt, v. tr, instr. (9) I am 
 
 dripping all over with v. g. 'Jesu Kli chaupizfimis In 
 
 singuls.* Jesus Christ was dripping all over with his blood. 
 
 " ehanpiz(iltem, r. rel. (16) I cause his to be dripping all 
 
 over. 
 " chaupizomltem, [from chaupizemen,] v. rel. (16) I drip all over 
 with his 
 
 Es-NAUPELZK, The vessel inside is leaking. 
 
 Es-chilaupeno, Wet all over, i. e. it has been droi)pcd on all over, 
 not all round. 
 
 les-chilaupcnem, chilauptticni, cliilau])t!nement, v. tr. dtf. inst. (9) 
 I drop it all over, [meaning the liquid.] 
 
luaaplsi.' Hoi 
 
 on him, lit. higl 
 
 5) My head igl 
 
 kanish, v. act- 
 head. 
 
 I) T ponr oil hisj 
 water on my 
 
 at dropping on I 
 ntioning whose ] 
 ired the water 
 
 I make some- 
 wet the head of 
 
 (5) I am drip- 
 in-chaupizem.' 
 
 ^) I make him 
 
 tstr. (9) I am 
 luupiz^mis \n 
 Ih his blood, 
 dripping all 
 
 drip all over 
 
 |d on all over, 
 d,f. itist. (9) 
 
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 jaup, etc., Dropped, leaked before, and so with all other forms. 
 
 laupeus, Leaking down below the speaker. 
 
 Ihiiios naupzin, chin-naupzin, (5) I let my salivc, froth flow from 
 
 my mouth. 
 jhincH-naiipcpcne, It flows, drops from the side ot my mouth. 
 
 'Chin-naiiaiipcpcne t'singul.' Blood is dropping from the sido 
 
 of my mouth. 
 
 [IIN-ALKALKS, I have plenty of cloth to make my shirt. 
 Iiiii alktlgn, I have plenty lumher etc., to finish my house, 
 kiln luilktp, 1 have jjlcnty food for my people. 
 [T —[roof o/,] 
 
 lincs-au, chin-au, pass. (5) I am named, called by name, 
 lines-au', chin-aum, auish, r. a. ind. (6) I recite, only if one word 
 
 is recited, I pronounce. 'Siiu,' s. and mf. The i-eciting, pro- 
 
 noiincing, or the being pronouiueil. *Szan.' The having pro- 
 nounced, or having been pronounced. 
 B-uuni, auii, aunt, cont. os-austeii, (8) I pronounce it, I call him 
 
 by name. 
 iiiK'saushi, chin-uuslieir, i.v..shish, v. rJ. indef. (6) I pronounce 
 
 something ibr somebody. 
 -luislRMn, aushemen, uus!u"".;oi!t, x.v.l.dct. (9) I pronounce it 
 
 for others. 
 
 aushitem, aushiten, aushit, v. rcl. dct. (14) I pronounce, recite 
 
 for him, in his stead, I helj) him in reciting, I give him a name. 
 
 aulteni, auHcn, ault, v. rtl. dif. (16) I pronounce his 
 
 ines-auhumshi, chin-auhumsh, v. poy. I pronounce the name ot 
 
 others at large, 
 jnes-auaui, v. red, I pronounce several words, and so all other 
 
 torms arc reduplicated. 
 Ines-aunzuti, chin-aunziit, aunzutish, v. refl. (5) I tell my own 
 
 name. 
 Ines-auszut, I take a name to myself, 
 launziitem, aunzutemen,aunzutement, V. n/. acf. (9) I tell my 
 
 name to him. 
 ts-auaunuegui, We tell each other's name?', wo call each other. 
 
 ;s-aiishituegui, We help one another in reciting. 
 
 |auiuinem, aunun, aun^nt, v. tr. dit, (8) I succeeded in jjro- 
 
 nouncing it, at last succeeded in pronouncing his name. 
 
 ics-naumtlsi, v. vol. I wish to pronounce. 
 
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 Io8-naum6Isoni, nauinelscmon, v, vol. act. (9) I wiah to pro- 
 nounce it. 
 NAumon, s. inst. The recitation, the way of pronouncing. 
 Auiiz.'.teii, s. The caller, pronoiincor. 
 Sguaum, s'. One appointed to pronounce, to recito. 
 Aumemen, c«. A tailious importunate reciter. 
 Auausnug, s. Worth pronouncing, 
 les auluisem, auluison, aululaeiit, v. frej. tr. I pronounce it now 
 
 and then. 
 CiliNEs-XULKOi, chin-aulkom, aulkoish, v. tr. inJ. (G) 1 name plants, 
 
 wood. 
 Es aulko, pas". The wood, tree is c.illcd. 
 les aulkom, aulkon, es-aulkostcn, I call the name of the plant. 
 
 'iiU spiikalk lu klchmiitis lu epsaulkostem h\ Hnchk6lilti8.' 
 
 The fruit makes known the name of the tree from which it in 
 
 born, [of the parent tree.] 
 Chincs-auzei, chin-auzem, au.eis^, v. mtr. dct. (6) I tell the 
 
 blanketp, I call the namv? o" hlankets. 
 lesaulcgum, aulegun, au!egun*, (8) 1 call the name oi' t'lO 
 
 land of. 
 
 " auligum, auligun, auligunt, (8) I call the name of the tribe 
 
 of. 
 
 Chines-chaui, B®" Chau. 
 
 Chines tau', etc., T pronounce, call it before hand, [the t can be 
 
 prefixed to all the forms.] 
 Chines KULAVi, chinkulaum, knlauish, v. loc. indef. (6) I guess, litt. 
 
 I tell something hidden. 'Chincs-kulzinzun-, kulzinzunish, u/. 
 les-kulaum, kulaun, kulaunt, v. tr. def. I guesd it. 'les-kulzinzu- 
 
 nem.' 
 Chinkulauel, kuhxuauil, red. v.intr. I guess. 
 Kaes-kulanmcnuLgu', rcc!j\ We guess each other's name, 
 leskulaunuueip, kulaunun, kulaununt, v. tr. det. I succeeded 
 
 finally to tell i+, to guess it. 
 " kulzinnuncm, ku'z'n.in, ?V7. 'Kulauish; ne kukulzinn^ls, ncni I 
 
 anu'i, ne ta ku-ku'zinnLls, ncm koic.' Guess, [supposing I 
 
 have something hi Iden in my hands,] if you guess it right, it 
 
 will be youre, if you do not, it will be mine. 'Kulauuziiten,' «. 
 
 The guesser of. 'Xuhiumcmen.' Tedious guesser. 'Kulun- 
 
 aufel, kulzinncl,' s. A guosser, right guesser. 
 
the t can be 
 
 Ies Ai.'aK.ut:8TEM, auskue.ston, •.uiskii6stont, (8) I pronoun'6o his^amo. 
 
 ' ". nauskuestein, nausku^Htomen, imuakudstoniont, (9) 1 call him 
 
 afler his i'-'-' 
 
 *^. nauskufest'HhiloJr, nausku68t'«hiten, nftttsktf^st'shrt, i'. fe/. (15)1 
 give him a name, I say a name for him. 
 
 Ohines-nauskuisti, t- I am called after...... '^Ghikfl-nausku^tjti lu 
 
 i tin gol chc-musshin.' I watit to be called after the natnc of my 
 ancestors. , • 
 
 I^Ies-nXukaHem, . . 
 
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 Chines-dz, a//j. (3) I am tied, bound, not frete. 
 
 Ko-szaz, V. pass. (19) I have been bound by sohiebody not ex- 
 pressed. • 
 
 Iszaz, fj. /;rtss. (19) It has been bound by.tne. . 
 
 Chiii-cpsziiz, r. pass. I have something bound by h\c; I hdVo some 
 horse caught, tied up. 
 
 Kocs uzi'm, ko-aznto'm, r. /)a9-5. ^/tY. (19) Oiieiiibinding rti<^, [on mo 
 lie.] 
 
 (/hiiJ-azMii, chin-azim, aziish, r. ad. ind. (6) I am tying, catching. 
 This verb and nearly all its derivations arc used almost exclu- 
 sively for catching horses, fr. \^j'attrappp, j'amarre un chevul;'] or 
 catching beaver or other animals with traps. 
 
 Ics-azinv, azntcn, azint, cont. es-a isten, es-azstekii, v. act. dct. (10) 1 
 catch him, tic, trap him. 
 
 " azazim, red. I catch several times, or in several phices ; and 
 this rc(luj)lication a])[)lies to all other forms. I ani breaking 
 horses. 
 
 Chines azishi, chiu-azishem, azishish, r. rel. indit. (6) I catch some 
 hork's for somebody not expressed. ITscd for a young nlan 
 that is leading a horse to his new wife, by which word alone 
 he signifies that he is newly mai'ried. 
 
 lesrazishcm, azlsheineii, azishement, v. rel. (9)1 catch thin for 
 somebody. 
 
 " azishemltein, azislicniHen, azishemelt, v. rel. (IG) I catch hla 
 , V. g. horse Ihr others. ^' ' 
 
 *' .azshitem, azshiton, azehit, V, rel. (15) 1 catch srimething not 
 expressed for him, I help him iti catching horses etc. 'les- 
 azazshitcm.' I break horses for him. •• 
 " . , uaUcm, azh<in> azilt,, r. reh (17) I catch his.. ...;.: or L catch thlh 
 
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 for him. 
 " azmiticm, azinin, a/tuint, v. tr. instr. (11) I use this to catcli, to 
 
 trap. 
 ChineH-uzmini, chin-uzniinom, uziiuiiiHli, v. inst. indef. (6) I usu 
 
 traps. 
 XeH-aznuUem, azmilten^ azimH, lu imt. r«/. -(IS) I use his traps. 
 : " az'znuneni, az'znun, az'zni\nt, r. act. det. (8) I sucueed in 
 
 catching and cabressing or trapping him by force. 
 " az'znuhem, az'znuHon, az'zni\U, v. rel. (16) I succeed in 
 
 catching his by force. 
 
 Chines-az6usi, chines-az^us, v, pass. (5) I am being tied, I am tied 
 
 with another. 'Ksazdus.' They are tied together. 
 Chine8-az6usi, chin-az^usem, azeusish, v. act. indef. (6) I tii) two 
 
 things both together, v. g. a yoke of oxen, or anything that is 
 
 closely fastened to another, 
 les-azfeusem, az^uscn, azfeusent, cont. esuz^usten, c. tr. cop. (8) I 
 • - bind them together. 
 " azeusem, az<Ju8eincn, a/.6uscmont, v. o.ct. instr. (9) I bind him 
 
 with another. 
 " . az^uhcm^ azi^uHen, aztiilt, v. ret. cap. (16) I tie together 
 
 his 
 
 '* az6u8emltcm, I tie his v. g. horse with another. 
 Chines-azfelisi, chines-az^Iisem, v. cop. pL T tie several pairs in- 
 definite, 
 les-azelisem, I tie them by pairs. 
 " az^HHem, I tie his by pairs. 
 
 Kaes azosmenudgui, [from azeusi] We tie together one another. 
 Iszazdus, part. past. (19) They are tied together by me. 
 Ics-nkufaz^usem, nkutazeusten, nkulazeuskii, (9) T tie them to- 
 gether. 
 " nkuJazeusem, nkutazeuaomen, nkuhizd'usement, conf. es-nkulu- 
 , zduscmsten, v. inst. cop. (9) I tie myself, bind myself with 
 
 him, 1 find myself bound with him. 
 " nkulazt'usemkcm, v. rel. cop. (16) f bind myself togotlier with 
 
 his *Lu isnkulazeus,' .9. CO/). The one is bound with me. 
 
 'Isznkulaz^us.' The one that has been bound together with 
 
 me, the ones I tied together. 
 Kaes-uzmenu^gui, We bind one another^ we catch one anx^'lier. 
 Kaos-azshitufegui, [from asshitem] We help one another in catching I 
 
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 horses, we totth one for the other. 
 
 les-azshitufcgum, ozshltuigumen, r. rec. instr. (9) I find him, take 
 
 him for my helper in catching horses for one, another* 
 Chines-aznziiti, v. refi. I tie myself by myself. ■ •,"■''• • •• ' ,■• ••>• 
 Ics-aznz litem, aznzutstcn, v. refl. causs. T make him tic, bind 
 
 himself. 
 *• aznzutem, aznzOtemony v. refl. inst. I use, that to tie myself. 
 " aznZiitcmeHem, i\ rel. refl. inst. I uhc hii^ v. g. roj>€ lie myself. 
 Chines-azlmsi, r./r«^, m(/. I tie often, now and then. ■<• 
 
 IcB-azluiscm, t'./r<'5'. <fef. I tie it often. 
 Azmin, s. inst. Trap, relative to the trapper; cabress, relative to 
 
 him that uses it. 'Kfazmiis Louis.' Bo it the trap of Louis, 
 
 he may use it. • . • • • • ,' !' ....?.■••-: 
 
 Azminton, s. inst. Trap, or cabress as related to the object. *KIaz- 
 
 mintis iu ip*6gu.' Be it the cabress of the bay horse. 
 Aznztktcn, s. The trapper or catchei' of some definite objects ' 
 Sgiiazim, s. Conimiswioned to catch or trap. 'Is-guazim.' He 
 
 whom I commissioned to catch horses etc.. " 
 
 Sazize, «. The tie. 
 Chines-az'z^le, chin-az'z6le, v. int I can catch. 'Ta isaz'zi'le- 
 
 I cannot catch him. 
 CiiiNE-AZfcL'GHSTr, chiii-az61ch8l,az6lcli8ti8h, r. m^, (6) I tie together 
 
 two strings of a garment. 
 Ics-az^Ichstom, azdchsten, azi^lchstent, ' i/\ causs. (8) I make him 
 
 tic the strings etc. 
 " azelchsem, az6Ichsen, az^lchsent, v. ■ tr. real. (8) I tie the 
 
 strings'. ■ • ' ■'• • ' ' •>,..•.•■.• 
 
 " az6lch}tem, az6lchhen, azdchh, v. rel. (16) I tie the strings of 
 
 his garment. 
 Snaz61chst, s. A garment tied with strings, shawl etc., strung on ' 
 
 the breast, 
 les-az^lchstem, azfclchstemen, azilchstement, i*. act. inst, I use that 
 
 whawl, or put on that kind of shawl etc. 'S-Maly es-az^lch- 
 
 stonii.sts hi ikoinlgu.' Blessed Virgin Mary wears the sky- 
 
 hluo mantle strung at her broast. 
 A/N6NEsniN, .s. Shoe-strings. ' 
 
 Ohines-kolazV-sliinciiesiiini, chines-kulazV/sliincneshin, jsass, (5) I 
 
 have my shoe-strings tied. 
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 nhint, »'. tr. rrnf. (fl) I tio up his bIioo utrin^s. •• ..•,•• i _ Iii'fli. 
 
 CiiiNKs-A'/PMf, chiu-ttxip, azipsh, r. hit. (5) I j^ct caught, I am 
 
 (■iuif^ht ill a trap, I uin g ^llnij liod, unknowingly, accidoii tally, 
 
 UH a horso nmiiing is caught wLtlv cabroHs, and finds hinimdt" 
 
 titMl up. 
 KacH nzpi^upi, (5) "NVe find ourselves entangled, hound together* 
 les nnpniinem, j)>5pnuji,.«/.pnOnt, c. tr.ri'dl. (8) I catch him. with at 
 
 Hnare, I moko him bo caught unawureH> I make hijH iail in tho 
 
 trap. 
 
 " azpniiUem, r. rel. (10) I make hie fall in the trapete. 
 
 (^hin(,^8-(;huzpnijl, chin.-thazip, >'. tr. loc. I jjot tied on, caught on, y.,\ 
 
 g. a man. falliitg from a horso iind caught in the Htirrups. 
 Snchar.ptin, s. The place whore one got caught in »lirruj»8.etc, 
 f^uiNfW-AZijKXoAGr, chin»a»8kugae, ur.skagivoish, v. cnmp. act. ind. (6)f 
 
 I catch hyrscH, without detoriiiinig the hoi*se or his owner. 
 IcH nzskagaeni, UKakAguen, nzskdgaent,, v, tr. det. (8) I catch bis 
 
 horsjcs. 
 " azskagadhem, (16) I catch tho horsos of hi»-->... • 
 
 Sguaz'skAgae, s. A person comniisNioned to catch horHu«. 
 Az«kAga«iten, s. iniftr. Lasno rope to. catch hortjoH. 
 les azHkagaemiitom, azskagamutemston, (8) I can cat<!h tho horse. 
 Az'zittcra, adj. Kasy to catch. 'Tjvs az'zutom.' Ditlicult^ impoH- 
 
 sible to catch. 
 Az'zm litem, rt^Z/f One able to catch,, that can easily catch. *Tiw 
 
 az'zmiitem.' Unable to ctitch him. 'Tas az'zmAtom^ten.' I 
 
 w^ n(^t aUHe to catch him. 
 (/iiiNES-cHAZMl, chinoH-chaiiz, r. int. (5)1 am attached to, I am 
 
 united to , 'Ghinee-chadz lu 1-Kolinzuton.' I am united to. 
 
 God, I am attached to God. 
 ('hines-chazmi, thin-fchazim, chjiziisl!, v. tr. ind. (7) J am binding 
 
 .something on something, v. g. 1 am packing on a horse etc. 
 les-cha^Un, chasinten, chazint, tutr. det, (10) I pack it, tie it on, 
 " cha»mincni,; «ne/r. (9) [ upo it to tie on. 'Ics-nchazmincm,' I 
 
 use the horse to pack on. 
 
 " chazh6m, v. rel. (17) I pack on. his 
 
 " chazi'usem, chazLUsten, chazdusku, v. loc. tr. (8) I hang him, 
 
 tho uiiual phniso for hanging malefactors. I, tio it above, I 
 
 pack it on. 
 ChiiH's-chttztuei, chines-ch{»^*iR, v.,^«&^\ {^) I am hnpg,, or tied on 
 
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 ^iio.s'cIiaztUHi, 
 ii|), Me up so 
 |i>os-cliii/.uuszr 
 [•cliazoultom, c 
 
 cIlllZi-UHCU), c 
 lligll U|) OK tl) 
 
 ^lazt'UH, infin. 
 fliigj licnce S 
 would' 'hang 
 Next Sunday 
 z^us.' Sundii 
 |liazciis, part, p 
 A hung man. 
 
 Izinin, chazmin 
 Inc's chazcpiloi^ 
 
 I tie or hjing so 
 
 I pile.' It is tie 
 ■chazcpilem, ch; 
 Incs-chazenzuli, 
 
 attach myself 
 Icliuzenziiten, cl 
 
 I attach, bind i 
 
 'JoHu Kli chazc 
 
 I himself to our 
 Izonzulen, s. Ti 
 I body. 
 
 (los-chaz^lpsi, c 
 [tie by the neck 
 liazclpseni, chti 
 I by the neck, 1 
 
 ('hazt^lpsem, ch 
 [[rope etc.,] at 
 l/.clpsten, s. insf, 
 \\u is'cligt il])s.' 
 
 i;;rov liovso. 
 lies- iiaAhhinmi, 
 
 I)t»nri(l, T am ho 
 licschazsliiiinii, 
 
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Izniincm. 
 
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 liii^li. 'fill isnkulchnzi'us.' The one hunqj wifM Vnd. * •" 
 kiio.s'cha/.LiiHi, <*liin-c'hazi'U8dm, chazcusiah, v. act. ind. (G) I haii^^ ■ 
 
 ii|), ♦!(' up soim'thing or Homohoi'y. 
 inos-ciia/.miszril'^ I Uang luysftlf by tbo nock. J^KohiztMlziit; 
 [.(•liuzciiltom, eluvziultcn, r.rel. (16) I hani? Iuh 
 
 cliazrHHcin, <'haz6u(jcmon, chuiscusomont, v. act. mstr. (9) I tid 
 
 liii:;!) up or that 
 
 |)nzeiiH, infin. or .«f. Tho hanging up, the thing hung up; honce a^ 
 
 flag; ht'ncc Sunday, bccuuHO formerly they at the trading-posts 
 
 wouhl'-haiig up the flag on tho Lord's day. 'H'o-cbazdus.'"' 
 
 Xoxt Sunday, 'hn ia'chazius.' Last Sunday. <Zf iu' lii'cha- 
 
 z^uH.' Sunday before last. 
 Xha-Avw, part. pars. What has been hungup, ^it -08-chii2^8.' 
 
 A hung man. 'Ghazfeustcm.' IIo has-been hung by the nock.'' 
 Iziiiin, chazminten, The material or moans to tie on. 
 |iK>s (■hazt-))i1oi^ chin-ohazcypilom, chazl'piRish, v. act. ind. (6) X 
 
 tic or hiiug something in order to lower it. down, 'Eii-cbaz6- 
 
 piU'.' It is tied to lower down, it has a handle attached to. 
 |('ha/.t'|)ilem, chaz^])ilen, chazipilent, v. act. det. (8) f. tie- it etc. 
 InoK-chazenzuli, chin-chaz^nzut, chazouzutsh, v. reft. (5) X 
 [attach myself to somebody. 
 
 Icliazcnziitcn, chazcnzutemen, ehazcnziUoment, v. rcf. inst. (9) "^ 
 It attach, bind myself to him; I feel myself ajitocbedc to him. 
 
 'JeHU Kli chazehzutemis In ka6-sk(:ltich.' Jesus Christ united 
 
 himself to oHr flesh. .' ' ' 
 
 Izonzuton, s. Trimmings, gew-gaws, ];>.ttt on afnythiog, onany- '• 
 
 [body. . . "• '• 
 
 ies-ehaz61psi, chin-chaztlpscm, chaz^Ipsish, v. act. ind. (6) I 
 
 [tie by the neck. 
 
 hazclpsoni, chaz^lpscn, chazilpscnt, v. act. det. (8) I tic him 
 
 I by the nock, I bind his neck. 
 
 ('liaztUpsem, chazilpsomon, ohtvzt'lpsement, v. inst. (9) I tie it • 
 
 [ropo etc.,] at the neck. 
 
 Izclpston, s. i/is/. Whatbindahis neck. 'Sipi hi. kk-hazAlpstis 
 ilu is'cligi il))s.' A rope is needed to put round the neck of my 
 
 jifivv horse. 
 
 kios- iiaA^hinnri, chinci^-chazehii', v. pasi>. (5) I have my leg 
 
 liontid, T nni hobbled. <K^•chayB')in.' The borso is hobbled. 
 
 H's (liazshiiimi, chin-chazsliinim, chii/^ljiiiilsh, v, aft, ind. (7) 1 > 
 
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 tio feet, hobble. '. 
 
 losC'haz'Hhinim, chii/ZshintJ^n, (•!ia'«>'iint<^l<u, v. ^rt. det, (9) 1 t| 
 
 his feet, hobhlo him. 
 " (ihaz'shinniineni, ('huz'.shiiin»in,«ha.«'8hininint, V. tut. init. (lt)| 
 
 nse that to hobblo, to ti«^ the Io^h, I tio that round his Iog«. 
 •■' chas'HhinmiUem, v. rel. instr, I use his hobbloK, or rope 
 
 hobble. 
 Chax'shint^n, s. hif^t. To hoblde the horso. '.^tem lu kh'hnzshintiJNl 
 
 What flhall bo his foot hobblor.? 
 CThinen-ohar/fihiskAgatM, fhinftH-ohaz'shi»kigiio, /)««■<. (5) My hor 
 
 are hobbled. . : ; 
 
 Chlno8-(;haz'8hinkiigiu*i, chin i-hnz'shiskAgaoir, v. act. ind. (6)' 1 ai 
 
 hobbling horses. 
 leB-ehaz'shiskdgaem, chaz'shiskdguon, x.act. det. (8) li.bblohj 
 
 horscH, [not the horse.] 
 Hf^iifhay/Bhiskagae, .•>'. One oonnnissioneJ to hobble. 
 Chines-chazminiilkiDi, chinoH chazminalko, v. pa,ss. (5) I am boiiiJ 
 
 to a post, to a treo, an tho tUievea were attached to the Cro| 
 
 without nails. 
 OhineB-chazminalkoi, chin-chazraindlkom, chazminiklkoish, v. a\ 
 
 ind. (6) I tie something at a post or tree etc. 
 les-ohazminAlkom, chazmindlkon, chazmir '\ont, (8) I tie sotnl 
 
 thing at that post. 
 '*:. chazminalkom, chiizniinalkomin, ehazmindlkomint, instr. a\ 
 
 (10) I tie him at a post. ' 
 
 Ohazinchtcn, s. Bow-strings, 
 f Es-KOLAZEP^SEM, kolazcp^semen, kolazeptisement, v. act. det. in 
 
 : I use that to bridle 
 
 " kolazepi'sem, kohizepfescn, kolazepdsent, v. act. det. I bridj 
 
 him, i. e. tie him by the mouth. 
 Kolazdpsten, s. instr. Bridle. • 
 Chines-kolazpaskdgaei, I bridle a horse. 
 Kolazpaskagaten, ,<f. Bridle. 
 
 Chinef<-kolaznzuti, v. irf. I hang myself dc)wnwiir(ls. 
 Ks^NAZfius, jHi.sft. It is knotted. PI. 'Snazelis.' 
 Snazetis, x. A knot. PL 'Snazelis.' 
 (Jljines-nazeusi, cliin nazeusein, nazensish, v. <irf. cn]i. Ind. (fi; 
 
 make a knot, tied them in. 
 Icn-naz/'usem, nuzt^usen, uazeiisent, v. cof. act. dt't. (8) I tie tlul 
 
mt. det. (9) 1 1| 
 
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 together, knot it, splicu it. 
 jiincs nuK6lisiyics-nazi:li8om, pi When Bovorul Hplicut* or kiiotH uro 
 
 made, 
 -nttz^uhom, V. rel. cop. (16) I knot, Hplieo hin • -• 
 
 nazduBom, nuzduaemen, naEdusement, v. cop, inatr. (9) I knot 
 
 tiplice this with another, 
 ^■nnzt^no, He has an ear-ring on. PI. L-oM-nazaz^nc' Uo has 
 
 rings on both oars. 
 Iiazfcne, s. An oar-ring. PL 'Snazaz^ne.' 
 iinoB-naz6noi, chines-nuzdne, naztneish, v. pans. (5) I have ringii 
 
 in my ear. 
 
 'ChincB-nazaz6noi.' 
 
 8-nuz6nem, nazfcnen, naz^nent, v. act. det. (8) I put oar-rings on 
 
 his oars. 
 
 nazfeneni, naz^nemon, nazi^neniont, v. tr. instr. (9) 1 put on the 
 
 cars that ring, I use, wear that ring. 
 
 nazfcnfcHcm, nazindlten, v. rel. (16) I put rings on the oars of 
 
 his 
 
 nazfcnimUem, naz6nfemUen, v. reJ. (16) I wear the oar-ring of 
 
 his I took the ear-rings of his 
 
 liiics-iiuzonei^lti, ehinoH-nazoncclt, I put rings on my child's cars, 
 
 my child has oar-rings. 'Tiks-nazdne.' I want an ear-ring. 
 
 'Iksnazt^no.' I want that ear ring. 
 -NAZi.Ki:iT, He has a shirt, gown, robe on. 
 [azlktit, s. Shirt, gown, robe, [irom 'i-keit,'] the final is *Snch- 
 
 me^keit.' shoulder. 
 ^incs-nazlktiti,chincs-naz}keit, naztk6it8h, v. pass. (5) I have on 
 
 a shirt etc., I wear a shirt, 
 kinus-nazik^iti, chin-nazlk^itom, naz)k(:itish, v. tr. ind. (6) I put 
 
 on a shirt, 
 -naztktitem, nazlkditen, nazVkiitent, v. tr. det. (8) I put a shirt 
 
 on him, I give him a shirt etc. 'Esnazlk^it'sten \\i ichitomdlgu.' 
 
 I am used to give shirts to the naked. 
 
 naztk^itom, .iaz}k6itenien, nazlk(:itement, v. tr. det. inst. (9) I 
 
 put on, use, wear that shirt. 'Nazlkiitemstgn hi ikuilkH.' 
 
 You are used to wear the red shirt. 
 
 nazlki'itHem, naz^k^itlten, v. rel. (16) I gave a shirt to his.... 
 
 nazlki'itemJtom, nazlkeitemlten, v. reh (16) I use the shirt of 
 
 'Konaztk^ihlten lu iskusc;.' You gave a shirt to my 
 
 son. 'Nazlkuitcmhgii lu snazlk^its.' You took the shirt of 
 
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 AZG 
 
 my Hon, hi8 shirt. . ,1 i . i .• ,' •'. 
 
 .HJfi-DnKulogu, Ho ia.pickotud, tied on the ground in « fiald. 
 EM-uziklogn, llo iH pickotod in the opun pruirio. '/ (. ' 
 
 Ic8-iizulcf^um, (8) I picket him. 
 /CfltN^ti ;KOLASfi'K(Nr, chinofhkohis'xin, p^ii. I am hmij; by the nccj 
 Chinos-U()la//K>ni, chin-ko!az'isino:n, k<)>ax':(hiifih> t. act, .ind.\ 
 ;.. . hanjj; Homobody by the ncc';. 
 IoH-kolaz'2inom, kolaz'zin, kolaz'zint, v. tr. real. (11) I hang hi| 
 
 by tho nock. 
 iN. . H.— Iu8-chaz(!USon), v. sup. Moans to hang up on high, 
 
 •it's-kohiz /anom,' moans to hang by tho nouk. 
 , " kolajsaz'Rinom, red. 
 
 ♦* kolaz'/inom, koFa//zinom, v. act. instr. (9) I ibol, find lii^ 
 ,• hanging mo. 
 Chinos-kolaz'zinziiti, V. ref. 1- hang my so IK • ■• •- ' ;. 
 
 SgnkoIa/.'/iiioni, s. Hangman. 
 I©-Zip. 
 KaoH-l<ohi//zinacgui, rec. Wc liang ono anolhor; ono haii]j 
 
 juioilior. . r" ■ i 
 
 CniNKs-TAAZ, I waHcnu^lil Itoioro. 
 
 "ics-tn/Am, J catch him l)clbiv, fii-sl. . ; ' '. 
 
 Cliin-ta.'ip, I got cuiiglil tirsl. 
 (M)inoM-t('iMi/.cns, I am liiing Hrf>l, before clc. Tliis purticio /, d 
 
 be applied lo all the forms with tliis meaning. 
 Es-ta/eiis, It is hanging down tied, below tlio ono tliat npcuks. 
 Cblncs-axa/Jsbuimi, chines-azuzlsliin, pas.". My logs are still' 
 
 fatigue. 
 A'liz, It 18 tying, i. e, being tied. *Uo ksuzntC-n, u tas aziz| 
 
 Though J tried to tie liini, lie did not become tied. 
 AZ<i, [mof o/,] 
 Chines-azgai, clunes-iizga, /XJ.SN. (A) I am looked at, I am roHpoctcl 
 
 taken care of. 
 
 SAzga, ////. The taking ,caro, the looking, or the being looked at. 
 Szazga, ;'(nt. pass. The , having looked, _or the baying bcii 
 
 looked at. 
 Chines-azgai, c'.in-izgaii', uzgui^b, v. act. ind. (0) I look, roupeil 
 
 take larc. 
 I98 dzgaiu J azgan, azgant, eon', os-azgastou, on-azgask-u, v. 
 J ;{'??/• (^j IjQok at him,.re.sp9et hinvetQ. ...,.«. . < 
 
 les aziizgan-,! 
 
 Chines uzga.s| 
 
 care of b| 
 
 luH uzgaHhcni| 
 
 that.... 
 
 " dzgaslitonl 
 
 Honietbin; 
 
 him in tall 
 
 "jizgaltem, I'.i 
 
 take care 
 " iizgam, azi] 
 look, V. g. 
 " azgamlleni 
 
 his (o b 
 
 JKacK iizganiu'g 
 llvaes dzgaslitnt 
 
 another. 
 [oh azgasbtui'gu 
 tncgusfcii, 
 thingH of or 
 uzgaHbtufcgn 
 inst. (9) Wo 
 "hinos dzgaltum 
 
 people. 
 /hincH dzgashhu 
 people, i. 0. '. 
 JhiiioH iizgamluis 
 |c!S azgamliiiseni, 
 JhincN azgamist-, 
 phinesazganzutij 
 
 myself. 
 
 fliines azgamszut 
 
 liiiies azgasziiti, 
 
 [hincsazgasinzut 
 
 myself, my fa 
 
 Ui^asinzuten, ."?. ' 
 
 ^aazgasinzutom, 
 
 (9) I UNO that 
 
 ^K-azgasinziiteml 
 
I « fi«l<l. 
 
 •1 •■• 
 
 ng by the noil 
 , V. act, JindA 
 
 11) I hang hif 
 
 [) on high, 
 
 I fool, find hi] 
 
 \ot; omo ImnJ 
 
 lis ptirtido /, (.ij 
 
 tliiit spcalis, 
 o^"s lu'c sliU' 
 
 itC'ii, u Uis uzizj 
 led. 
 
 , I am rospoclcj 
 
 itig looked tit. 
 »o luiying hw 
 
 II looli, ro»pi'(^ 
 
 |a;gU!4k"u, V. 
 
 AZO \ 
 
 los uzuzgnir, red. 
 
 Chiiit'H u/.;;aHlii, «.'liir-'.zliu*hiMi', uzgnsliisli, r. rd. (G) I look, tnko 
 
 cui'u of fioiiiothing lor 80 iicbody c!h^ not Hpucihed. 
 loH u/.guHhcni, u/gasliuincr, iizguMhumuii', r. ret. (0) 1 tuku euro of 
 
 that for other*. 
 
 " dzgiislitom, azgimhto", azgiish*, r. rr\ (14) I tiiko laro of 
 Honiething not Hpoc-ifiu 1 for \\\m. I tuku cure oi' hiH pluco, help 
 him in taking caro of things. 
 
 "dzgaitc'in, i.zgaltcn, i-zga'', r. re'. (16) I take caro of his I 
 
 taku care of tliut for him. 
 " uzgani, Uzgamcn, azgamont, r. act. Jet. instr. (9) I U80 it to 
 look, V. g. the 8p}-.;lrf8. 
 izgatnlteni, azgamlten, j.zgam!t, r. imtr, nl. (16) I tmo 
 
 hin (o look. 
 
 iKacK azganntgiii, trc. [ics-azgani] Wo look rospo't ono ntiothor. 
 JKaes iizgashtucgui, ?•. /e^ nc. Wo take euro of things lor ono 
 another. 
 OH i/.gashtui'giin', uzgaHhtue;. un, izgaHhtu'gnnt, cow^ e.M lizganh- 
 tiit'gustcii, v, rec. cau^y. (8) I n.a'.co them take euro of tho 
 thing8 of ono another. 
 " a/gashtufegum, izgaahtu'gumen, azgashtuigument, r. act. rec. 
 
 inst. (9) We look at that i'o: each other. 
 
 hinoH dzgaltumshi, v. ]op. (6) I look at tho people, I respect 
 
 people. 
 hincB azgashhumsln, v. pop. re!, [from Azgashtom] I look for 
 
 pooj)le, i. e. I ta';o caro of tl.ings lor the people. 
 hiiicH uzgamluiHi, freq. I lo^k now and then, 
 [ey uzganjlniseii), frer^. dtt. T lo.»k at it often. 
 hiiK'K azgamist", c'lir.-iii'gamH', az<:am>t8h, v. ref. 
 hinesazganzuti, c'.iin-.izgan/.ut, azgan/.utsli, r. n/. (■')) I look at 
 
 my He If. 
 
 'liiiu'8 azganiRZuti, ref, I w'sh to he looked at for dress etc. 
 Jliiiie.s azgasziiti, ref. I wis'i t > lie loo'co 1 at for moral qualities. 
 Iiincs azgasinzut", [fro n cf- iz j;a8i] llo looks at his luce, I look ut 
 
 myself, my face, in tho l()o'v'n,:;-gIa83. Ilenco, 
 zs^asinzi'iten, .s. The look in - ;laf<B. 
 isazgasinzutem, azgasinzutemen, azgasinzutemont, r. ref. intr. 
 
 (9) I use that looking-ghiss to look at myself. 
 ^•azgasinziitemUem, »•. ref. inst. rel. (16) I use, take, his looking- 
 
 iV ,i. 
 
 ■■I 
 
 1 1 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 t 
 
84 
 
 AZG 
 
 ^laRfl. 
 
 los ehazgaskatom, oha'gas'vaton, (8) I look uj) to heaven. 
 lEs-cHAZOfeiir^EM, f liazj^epilcn, chazf^epileiit, (8) 1 look at him, 
 
 take care of him with the aiitliority of chief, father. 
 Ea chazjjjtpile, He is taken care of, looked at by Huperions. 
 les chazfrepileltem, chazgepiluUen, chazgepileh, rel. (16) I look at 
 
 his as a chief. 
 
 loflchilazgenem, chilazgnien, chilazgonent, r. loc. tr. (8) £ look 
 
 over him irom above. 'Uhilazgciientem t-Jesii Kli hi Piel.' 
 
 Peter was looked upon by Jesiix (Jhri.st, when he Jesus Christ 
 
 was above Peter. 
 Es chilazgene, It is looked Irom above. 
 Ies-chnazo^pem, chnazgipen, chnazgupen^, cont. cs-chnazgcpsten I 
 
 es chnazg'i sku, ?". he. <M. (8) I look up to him Irom behind.... 
 
 v. g. the Apostles looking at Christ ascending to heaven. 
 Es chnazgepistH, or nazgaepcm. 
 Chines chnazgep', chin-chiuizgtpein, chnazg'pish, i'. </(•/. ind. I look! 
 
 up behind somebody. 
 Chines kolazoamIsti, cliin-kolazgumist, kolazgamistsh, r. rrf. lo(\\ 
 
 1 look out for myself, 
 leskolazgamistem, kolazgamistemer, ko'azgamistemcnt, v. r«/,| 
 
 loc. instr. (9) J look out for that, I look out not to incur that} 
 
 special evil. 
 CHiNKS-cnAZAZOAtJsi, (6) I look Steady in the eyes ; nearly as icH-j 
 
 chkaspiisem, ies-chgagapusen. 
 les-chazazgausem, chzazgaiisen, (8) I look steady in his eyes. 
 Ies-nazg^usem, nazgeusen, (7) I look between them, and in thoirl 
 
 midst, V. g. une looking into a band of horses to di;»ccrn his| 
 
 own horse etc. 
 Chincs-nazgachnzuti, r. nf. I look back turning my head slightljj 
 
 others want it to mean, I put my hand on my eyes to look! 
 
 through my fingers. 
 Chines-tazgai, I look before, first, I look from that place. 'Taz 
 
 gais.' lie looked at me first, or from that place. 
 Chines-nazgamiilsi, ml. I wish to look, 
 las-nazgamclsem, nazgamelsemcn, (9) I wish to look at that. 
 Chines-nazgaelzei, chin-nazgaclsem, (6) I look inside, 
 les-nazgai'lsem, nazgaelscn, nazgaeisent, i'. loc. (ht. I look insidJ 
 
 of it, V. g. 'Mataline es-nazgaiilziflts tu sentontemneitenj 
 
 Chazgaten, t 
 
 looking. 
 AZUG, V. inli 
 Chines chazgi 
 stomach. 
 
 I' rne 8ec< 
 
 Ch- always to 
 
 Ch- prep, of ir 
 substantiv 
 
 First. Before 
 means to, i 
 'Guish chi 
 
 Secondlj'. Be 
 it means tl 
 ten,' [fron 
 makes kn^ 
 ies sugum,' 
 guskeligutc 
 'Chniniten. 
 glad for. 
 senchten. 
 What one 
 'Chgoelten. 
 
35 
 
 AZUG 
 
 Mugdulcno was looking into the sepulchre. 
 Azgacmcn, adj. A too selieitous looker. 
 Azgitmoii, s. Instrument to look with, 
 Sgiiazgii, .s. A person oominiKs'oncd to look, to take care, 'iiii 
 
 isgiiazga.' My guardian, whom 1 have appointed to look 
 
 after my ))ro])erty etc. 
 Azganz^ten, s. lie that looks at, takes care of. 'Inazganzuten.' 
 
 He is my guardian,- looking at me, taking care of nic. 
 Azgasinzuten, .V. Mirror. 
 Nazgaten, s. The object looked upon, pattern. *Maly hi aklnaz- 
 
 gatcn.' Mary ia what thou must look upon, must be our 
 
 model. 
 Chazgaten, >s. What one is looking Cor, the reason why one is 
 
 looking. 
 AZUG, V. Mr. Grew cold by rage etc. 
 Chines chazguelsi, (.')) I have the heart-burning, again in the 
 
 stomach. 
 
 C 
 
 p The second letter of the alphabet. 
 
 Ch- always to be pronounced as ch in church. 
 
 Ch-prf/?. of movement towardK, 4@^ 'chin, chit.' It is used before 
 substantives, adjectives and verbs. 
 
 First. Before original substantives remaining substantives it 
 means to, towards v. g. 'Giii chzitgus.' He went to his house. 
 'Guish chanzitgu.' Go to your house. 
 
 Secondly. Before substantives derivated from a verb ending in ten 
 it means the reason, the object of the verb itself, v. g. 'Chmii- 
 tcn,' [from ics-iniim.] What makes a thing known, what 
 makes known a person or object : sign. "Chsuguten,' [from 
 ies sugiim,] What makes it known or distinguished. 'Chsu- 
 giiskcligutcn.' What makes people distinguisliablo, distinctive, 
 '{.'haunten.' What one is mad lor. 'Clilinitcn.' What one i8 
 ghid (or. 'Chnpicistcn.' What one is happy for. 'Chn|)upu- 
 scnchten.' What one is sorry for. 'Cl.n^uzguzinclsten.' 
 
 What one sutlers for. 
 
 'Chguiten.' 
 
 What one iroes for. 
 
 In 
 
 i 
 
 'Chgoelten.' What one is thrown away for. Chnoningucni- 
 
36 
 
 ClI 
 
 t(>'!.' Wliiit oiui 1)1 ICvi'M (ir, \v'i;it in (or Iiclio!", iiuikiiif^ ho- 
 lli'vc. '(Mmm.'.Hc'Hlcii.' Wliiil ni!il<((H oiio hopo. Minuliitcn.' 
 W. It Olio iH ili'^troy '1 for. '('!il\ 'lilcii.* What !i thiiiijj cihIh 
 for. 'v'h}f()i/.h"{^ii(on.' Wlitit miik(!H harvest, what oiio is hiir- 
 'CliUi'iIilton.' What makes lu-r briiij^ loi-tli, tlio tim;i of i»arlu- 
 ritioii. *A\\K\ lu kichiniitis hi Hkiikiiimo't.' Tliat will bo tI»o 
 Hii^ii, of what makes the liirant known. 'Ku tei6 aisickiion 
 Hh^i In aklehg.'.iton ('heHuh|).* Your hmih are what yon nniNt 
 jfo to hell tor, yon cloHorvo hell for your HJnH. And it is of daily 
 UHe. 
 
 Thirlly. IJoI'oro flulmtantivrH ver!)ifii>(l it moans to he al\er, to j^o 
 for. 'Chines-ehlukui.' I am fjjoinf^ after wood.' '(Miiks eliK'.- 
 kni.' 1 must ^o after wood.' '('hin-eliluku.' I wetit utter 
 wood. '('hinoa-ehKti'lni,' [stent,] What am I after? 'K«-eh- 
 Ntein y' Wliat did you want? 'Cluncs ehsi'eni.' lam uller 
 lood. M\uchskai m.' You arc after milk.' 'Ks chidulimi.' 
 lie is after j;ol I, lo,)kin<; for money. Muies'chskaliui.' Wo 
 are after heaver, we hunt, trap heaver. 'IVh'i hheulkui.' You 
 go after whiskey. *Nem cldn-ohsemgeiehin.' I will go alter 
 grizzly hears. 
 
 Fourthly. Hetorc an adjeetivo, 'Ch-gost u ehiii kolkuiMt.' In good 
 part, for good, with good intention I spoke. Mvu-kolku^lt 
 C'ht«>ic.* You spoke in hud sonso, with bad intention. 
 
 Fifthly. Oh- prefixed with <()mpoiind verbs in many casoH it im- 
 parts a peculiar meaning to tho atlixcMl particle ; or must always 
 accompany somoof tlio purl icios of composition ; or if tho ch in 
 omitted the verb compound woull have no meaning, or quite a 
 different one. 
 
 Ch- aks- fhmauakH, [from mnu'ii,] broken, remnant of ford. 
 
 Chguoiks, [from goeit,] He at.^ much. 
 
 Chgoetikuakf, Ho drank much. 
 
 Gh- I us, Always means an action made oji high. HMiayxiis,' [from 
 azitr,] Hung lip high. '(/'.. sliiillt us.' Ilaiigiiig from on high. 
 H^hptlcus.' Taken down wlu-n it was high up above the per- 
 son doing the action. 
 
 Ch- ize, Cleans all around, not all over, '.'liilgiiizc' Covered all 
 nnn^J. ^^^"Iclgu. *(M'.s[',z>.' Whipped all round. H'hpe- 
 guizc' S ining all round. 
 
 Ch- u.>;, Always moans the eyes. 'Chzazalus.' Soro-cyed. 'Chma- 
 
 IScisNors ill i-cgji 
 iiiii, The piccei 
 boscIialNluHhi, v 
 
;Minuiiilon.' 
 
 ono i-« luir- 
 ;) of imrtu- 
 vill bo tho 
 iU) nrtzkncn 
 lit yi)«i luuKt 
 it is of daily 
 
 jvfler, to t^o 
 'Cliii<H<'l»i;.- 
 
 woiit ultcr 
 M'? 'Ku-«'Ii- 
 
 1 iim utior 
 Is chulurnni.' 
 <altui.' Wo 
 nlUni.' You 
 kill !^o aitor 
 
 6lt.' In good 
 *Ku-k<)lUufclt 
 
 ntion. 
 
 ■ cusos it inv 
 nuist iihvays 
 r if tl»o ch is 
 jr, or quite a 
 
 ford. 
 
 Izrus,' [I'roin 
 |>n) oil liii^li. 
 |tvo tho \n'r- 
 
 'ovrrod nil 
 lid. '('lipo- 
 
 [l. 'Cliina- 
 
 »7 
 
 cir 
 
 Iiiitis.' Ryes flofforcd, •r^liaiiianitriH.' Eyes cnnif^nd. 'OJipi- 
 
 |)i»H.' KiVlHdi;^ ('yes {>tc. 
 I ,111, Stands (or inonnfa'n. 'Kai-,' W^t'ioiil, rh moans licad. 
 
 'CliaiiKitkan,' [from niuit,] Dwo'Icr of tlio moiinlain. 
 
 'Clisoosknii.' Sun {ijoinff ovo:- tlio moutilain. '(/'Iicliiitakiiii.' 
 
 Sim iioar tlu' top of moiintai i. 
 lixtlily. With vorhs it means to, a*, towards, or, nearly in all 
 
 jiai^es. Hilt if it is |iretl'xe(| on a verb o.xprossiii;^ any an'octioii 
 
 or passion of tho soul, viz., reflexive in any wa}', it means an 
 
 iieeoiint. MoN-nimtem.' 'I am mad at iiim. '(Jhaimtcnion.* I 
 
 was mad on his a(e Hint. '.\i^iit Miion.' I was tired of him. 
 
 '(Miai<^utomen.' I am tired on iiis acioiint. t@r'1'iipUH6nch, 
 
 n piiMs, lenit,' etc. And in this moaninj^ it is always connocted 
 
 witii tlie form instrumental ol" tlio verb, 
 ^ventlily. <'h- prefixed to tl.o verb implyin^^ movement or situa- 
 tion and j^ivin<^ it the iiisttuniental (Otiju;;ation, means near, 
 
 liy, lot. [(ipnd.'] iteC" Kmnt, Izr, ItsI-, eehnaish, ete. 
 l.\oA(iK.\sKAT, (-ovorod sk}*, eU>u iy. ft^CMtug, cliegkiim, chch- 
 
 k.'iui. 
 k.\(n\iJKf:iN, .s". (/ovcrlid. H^Chogkiim. 
 laj^cize, attrAf^tm. 
 j\i,- In romp, for '(/hoK>.' 
 jutakH, Three roads. terCIio^'8. 
 Inliilkan, nitin. Three hundru I. fl0rChe)cH. 
 
 vliiskat, Tlirce (hiys. tegrCheh's. 
 [AT;,— [roof r/,] 
 
 [•hal. It IS eut in strings, in B-nall pieces by seissors, or knife j 
 
 said for eloth, skins, paper ete. 
 
 lal, The euttin}?, or the thing eut. 'Szohal,' past. The having 
 
 jeut, or having been eut in strings etc. PI. '.S'ehelehal.' 
 
 Inos chalmi, ehin-ehalln, ehaliish, v. act. in<f. (7) I eut something 
 
 ]iii strings ete. 
 
 ilialim, ehalenten, ebalin*, ?". fr. real. (G) I cut it in strings. 
 
 |(lialniineni, chalmin, eiiiJmiiif, v. ir. imt. (II) I use it to cut' 
 
 |st rings ete. 
 
 Iniin, N. insf. Scissors etc., regarding the man. '(>halmintcn.' 
 
 IScissors ill regani to tho tiling <'iit. 
 
 Imiii, The pieces cut. 
 
 jiesciialshishi, r. nl, I eut something for somebody, indcf. 
 
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 55 
 
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38 
 
 CHAM 
 
 loH (lialsliislu in, r. n/. (!») I<u( it lor Hdiiichody, jnh'^t. '(^hulHlii 
 
 hIkmikim.' 
 
 clmlsliitciii, r. r<l. (lii) I cut s<iiuclliiii<f lor him. 
 
 K 
 
 U'S-cli!iishitiiririii, 
 
 nl. rrc. We cut Ihr one nnollici', 
 
 Ids clialiiluii, cliiililtiMi, cluilill, r. nl. (17) Idilliis I ciil 
 
 for him. 
 KS (^IIALPMI. chilli]', V. rrff. It <,n.t <!iil or lorn hy ItHcl*; uh \v1 
 
 r want to cut a strini;, or a piece of calico, and the wUiii et( 
 
 tears out hy itseP", I'r. [.s<.' italiirc.'] 
 
 Clines-nchalpmi, 1 swim. 
 
 KH-chaU''Usi, (?ut in two. 
 
 Ksohiilpcus, It i^ot cut in two. 
 
 ClianuHlviin, chamutaiko, chaiut<^us, etc. D5&"Mmut. 
 
 CI 
 
 u'i 
 
 uimus, ciiami 
 
 Chamspous. {liarAatn. 
 
 am. 
 
 CI 
 
 laphaplkott, n. 
 
 Pelican. 
 
 ChatiilU, ,v. Ox fly. PL '(JuclchatnlU 
 
 RVhAu. 
 
 iti 
 
 f. Tl 
 
 H! prayinjr, w 
 
 hat i 
 
 H pronounced to 
 
 I t( 
 
 R'zchiiu, .v. ami piirt. pasfi. The havini; |>raye(l, the pniyortluit hi 
 been said. *hu is'chau.' My prayinj?, my ])reNCiit pra}( 
 'fiU iszchiiu.' My liavinjjj jirayed, my prayer said in the jii 
 *hii ikszchi'iu.' My prayer that I shall say, that must be sJ 
 by me. 
 
 Chines-chiiui, chiii-chaum, chiiuish, v, act. ituf. (6) I pray, lit. Ii 
 cite, pronounce somothiufj; to, towards somebody. SceoiidJ 
 salute, welcome somebody. This is the phrase used when 
 Indians j^o to salute any new commer, any stranj^er, to hIwI 
 hands with them. 'Knkschuui lu Ikuaialks.' Ciive yc 
 hand, shake hand with the Priest. J©" Au. 
 
 Ic8 chaum, chaun, chaunt, r. tr, rtol. (H) cant, es-chausten, 
 
 chauskn. I pray at him, I speak to iii 
 
 m. 
 
 les cl 
 
 laumeneni, chaumen, chaument, v. inti 
 
 t. (0) I 
 
 use it in ))ra\ 
 
 1 pra> with it, I say that piayer, v. j:;. heads, the \m 
 
 prayer, Church. 
 Chinos-cliaushi, r. r< L (0) I ]iray somcthinfj; (or others oithl 
 
 pray not niysell. 
 Ic8 (haushitem, chaushiten, (haiishit, r. nl. (14) I pray for luiiJ 
 
 say, 'T Koli 
 refuse to sa> 
 'Aacs-chchiJi 
 Cross, and 
 mcanin<; tha 
 RH-chchiiiipile, I 
 
 [eHchchaupilclte 
 liis or pi- 
 
 liines-chomluisi 
 L'hines-nchonuils 
 |t's nchonielsem, 
 (iod etc. «K 
 the beads. ' 
 pray to the 
 the Rosary U 
 Say the Ros 
 JX.AlNZliTKN, s. I 
 
 You are a dry 
 tcmiils hi Hpu 
 the Sa(r.;d lit 
 
oM-cliauHtet), 
 
 3» 
 
 CIIAU 
 
 liis pliico. 
 
 IviUis cliauslitui'Tjjiji, or l<iU'H-clu)sIiliic<fiii, /•. rd. nc. Wo pray for 
 oiu! unotluM*, 
 
 los-(l)aiisliitiu''!^iiin, i(.>H-nkuK'liuiisliiln6<^iiin, nl<n'('!i!iiisliilu6<;iimon, 
 V. rrr. nl. in'<t. (9) I hiivc him sis a eoinpanioii, tluit wo pray 
 lor one uiiotlicr. 
 
 b'aiiit'«-(;'>aushi/aiti, or i-Iiiiios-i'lioshi/.iiti, /'. rrJ. raft. (5) I pray for 
 inys.'ll". 
 
 lt!s-(liaiisliizuloin, < haiishizutcnioii, r. rd. inst. (!)) I Hay tlint prayo.r 
 lor inyHoli'. 
 
 riiiiu's-cliaiisliltuniHlii, ur cliiin!H-(^li()HliHuin«Ii!, v. rd, pop. I pray 
 lor the j)C!opli'. 
 
 (cs-rhinhcm, cliuiilton, cIiaiiH, v. rel. (IG) I pray for \\\n I blesn 
 
 luH 'KoclniuKhi i.soii.i^a|HniH In taHrimjI.' HIcsh my mxil 
 
 with thy Mood. 
 
 |ks clIOlIAl;l•Il,KM,(•h<•lu'lUpilon,c'h(■hallpil(■llt,(?o«^ 0H-('lichdu])il6Htcn, 
 OH chchaupiU'Mku, (H) I bloHs liim or it as a Hiiporior, his inte- 
 rior; nearly the same as, 'ies-chaiishitum.' Thou^^h some may 
 say, 'T Kolinz^ten icoesehchaiipilems.' (Jod bless me, others 
 refuse to say so, less it he Mtnl«'rstoo(l (Jod [»rayH for me, yet,' 
 'Aai's-chchaiipilem hi selkii, hi eimcus.' We hless water, tho 
 Cross, atul we conld not say, *Ies-ehaushitcm hi Heulkii,' 
 nicaninij lliat I hless \\\a waltM-. 
 
 KH-ohehanpile, It is blessed, it in prayed for. 
 
 les ehchanpiieltem, (•h('hau))ilt'ltiui, clu-haiipiUdt, v. rd. (1(5) I bless 
 
 his or pray lor his 
 
 ^hines-chomluisi, r.freq. I often pray, 
 phiiies-nchomcilsi, ehin-iiehom. Is, r. vol. I wish to pray. 
 
 iesnchomt'lsem, nchonnMsenien, v. vol. tr. instr. I wish to pray to 
 (rod etc. 'Kuks chaui lesliko.' Pray on the beads, i. e. say 
 the beads. '('hineH-chAum 1-M.vly lu leHliko.' I urn used to 
 pray to the lilessed Virgin Mary with my beads j i. e. I say 
 the Rosary to the Hlossed Virj^in Mary. 'Kochaushit lesliko.' 
 Say the Uosary for me, lit. pray tor mc on tho beads. 
 
 bXAiNZi^TEN, s. He that jirays at somebody. 'Kuehaunziitis Maly.* 
 You are a dfvoiit of the Blessed V^irj^iii Mary. 'Kaeehaunzii- 
 temlils hi spiiusz Jesu Kli.' We are praying; at, devout to, 
 the Saor.(d Heart. 
 
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 N. B. — Others, cspeciary FliitlicadH will pronoumr, 'ohooiiz '.ten.' 
 Clmii«lii/.uten, <. [.roiii 'ciaiiHliitem,] llo tliut \)ri\yH lor uiiotiicr.l 
 
 'Iviiklcliamlii/.ritoii.' 'riio:i must bo our juIvocaIo, |>ruy for u.s.l 
 
 'KaoUlchauslii/utuinliH hi cHtlil^in'i.' \Vu iiiu.st bu Uio mlvo- 
 
 catt'H, pray lor tl»o dcatl, also '.hoHhi/.ltoii.' 
 Chochoniuf, i". A devout porioii, ono thit prays iiuicb, a Catholic, 
 S^uchi'iuii), .>»•. A pirsoii eo iimi>H()iHul to load in prayer. 'Is^ii- 
 
 chi'iuin.' Ilu \Nho:n I appoiiito 1 to luad in prayoi'. 
 Chonititoni, Able to pray, or able to I o prayed at. 'Ta« choinu- 
 
 tenisten hi HpaUani.' The sun (aiiiiot pray, nor be prayed at, 
 
 'Tas chonu'iteinsteii lu Ht'lii;u.' I eannot pray to the earth. 
 NoiiAUMKN, y. instr. j>f. nc!iuu.Miinen, histruniint orjtrayer, anythiiijjl 
 
 usetl ill prayinr, v. ^. bia;b. IooIvh, cl.iin li,prie.stly voHtnunitsJ 
 
 altar, the jd'ayers of Our lather, ]Iail Mary. N. H. — 'S'chaii.'I 
 
 Is the prayer or ti.e aet of pray!ii<,;. '.Nohuunieii.' Js tliul 
 
 ])rayer, or the wor b, the things used in praying; reii«;ion. 
 Bnchauinen, .s. inst. he. The place of praying, ehureh oratory, aiiyl 
 
 ])lace where ono pr.ys. 
 itw isnkuejdnehuunieii, lie that has the eanio prayer as inysolf, my 
 
 CO roli}j;ion;st. 
 Inko opincbdumen lUoi(\ id. 
 Ics-nkuUhaunien, nkulchaumeii, (9) I pray with hiiv, in hiii 
 
 company. 
 Chchauten, .s. What one prays for, the reuaun why ono prays, orj 
 
 is prayed. 
 Chines-tchaui, I prjiy before, from there. 'Lu kuk.ilon u kii- 
 
 cbaum? chin-tchaiini.' When you were }j;oing to eat, did yoiil 
 
 pray? I prayed l>efore. N. H. — Place the t be!uro all the 
 
 other forms, and it will give the same meaning. 
 Chines-zchiur, c'.iin zcbuiini, v. loc. I pray from there towards thisj 
 
 place, V. g. 'T-Maly kaea zchausbiHIs.' BlesMod Virgin Mar)[ 
 
 prays for uh from heaven. 
 CiiiNKs-ciioMbsTi, or chaumisti, cbin-chomist, chomistish, v. ref. (5)| 
 
 I recommend myself; puny. I am hired, called on. 
 Cbines-chomisti, chin-chomistem, chomistish, v. nf. act. ind. (6) ll 
 
 recommend myself to sonic one, I hire Homebody, I call oiil 
 
 somebody, I engage. 
 Io8-choniistcni, comlsteinen, chom'stemen', v. nf. Jtt. instr. (9) ll 
 
 recommend myself to him, I call on him for help, I hire him, 
 
li oratory, juijfl 
 ' as uiyscir, my I 
 
 1 hiir, in IiisI 
 
 :)no prays, or I 
 
 4)1 
 
 QHOH 
 
 cnj^afi;c him. 
 Ds-i'li(>miHl'Hl»toin, djoinist'tihtoii, chomiHt'Hht, v. nf. rd. (15) I 
 
 nuoiniiiuixl inyMoll" to Hoinobody ibr liiin, I liiro soiiiobody I'or 
 
 him. 
 
 (rlioiiuHtUem, V. rcf. rd, (10) I rocommond tnysolf to him for 
 
 that «)iio ; I iiiru him I'or tliat man. 
 
 ciiomistomltcm, ohomiHtiMuItoii, chomistomVl, v. r«/. rd. (16) I 
 
 liiro hiw for myHull', ] rocommund to ijis 
 
 Iliiiioschomistml nisi, //•('(/. 
 
 [ties clioinistomoniiugin, ?w. VVo hire ono another. 
 
 IliiiioM lU'homisttilsi, vol. I wisli to hire. 
 
 Ihoniisltinoii, n. A solicitous porHon calling on anybody, hiriri<5 
 
 everybody. 
 
 Lriichonust, .s'. J[e (hat recommends himself to others by com- 
 mission, comissioned to hire, 
 fciioniist, .v, //(/. The hiring, the person hired. 
 JcilKiniist, The having hired, having l)een hired, 
 ilioniisleii, s. The hired man, the person I recommend myself to. 
 Ihines-chehahUeini, JJi^rOirhcm. 
 Iliin-chchuupile, tt£^(Miau. 
 Iliiii-chchesels, Bfeir Clies. 
 ^u'h'epile, s. pin. I^Choc. 
 
 Bichemizo, s. Shell of eggs or calcareous. flQrOhom. 
 SK'hem])iKe, lii^Chemptm. 
 Pit'hin«ii)ile, iQrChinim. 
 ^ichitemi, etc. ftjjrCMiiit. 
 IICIILEGLT, s. Muskrat. 
 Iichiz, JKirChis. 
 luhcn, B^Chen. 
 
 lu', (hlr. Yet, still, more, lat. [^iiiiipliu-', tvlhir.'] 
 lie s'chut, One-hall" more, one-half yet. '('he Piel tas chzal<ils.' 
 
 Still Peter is not sick, Peter is not yet sick, '('he Uis'ibzaltls.' 
 
 lie is not yet sick, no more sick. 
 le nko, Oni) yet, v. g. there is yet one hour. 'C^he chrtpon 
 
 hi icho.' There :ire yet, still ten absent. 
 |ie i-chu, lie is still absent, '('he ta isnako.' I steal no more, I 
 
 do not steal yet. 
 lie ta isHeii, I eat no more, I am not well; I <Io not eat yet. 
 lie t-inus H'chazeus, m-lajmkclign, There are four Siindiiys yet bo- 
 
 lt" 
 
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4"S 
 CHEB 
 
 foro, [f,"] to ChriHtmas. 
 Ohtdhhi, n. IVI;)th, worm (jorrorlini^ wool, dried moat and tho liU 
 
 JKS^Ueipoin. 
 Es'chL'chhiin hi ismllcli. My S:ilnu)ii is oaton up by wornin. 
 Koos'chcchoymilksom, My wool ilotlios uro outon by molliH. 
 Koi's choclicluoruMn, My dry moat or Salmon ;iro full of wonin, 
 ('III<](U[K'r, (tf/J. Lnmuiuhi^', turpi", pi. uk-hochct, chinchochii 
 
 la JO imiiiundus ■'^wn. 
 Chinchochtitom, Tmmnnditlafi exercui. 
 JjU chocht't, ^■. Pialciild. 'FjU iii('lu'c!i6t.' Mm pwlrmJci. 
 iiU chccht't tiic, Pcccafuin pudemlum, iinpudidtia omnia. 
 Ics-choi'chstom, chocc'istcii, chckiliHAii, v. tr. rial. (8) Mtint 
 
 imposui, fracfari v. ^r./oRininam. 
 " (fhclustoni, i(L Illo ahnfor. 
 (/liiiu's-('luHMiis:'<iiti, (;■)) Afe cmipinrn, nfi puari nafurnlltpr fariunt. 
 ('hiiu>s-clu'cliriiis',ur, Me /mlhio^ imiDilicc me ni/i), pnp.'ipU'' dr piir\ 
 
 antf puhertafi'.m. 
 Chiiios-ch(.'t'l>c7;iiii, cliin-clu'cliozin, (o) Oh><cv)ir I iqunr. 
 CliiiioH-chei'hozitKiilsti, id.ref. (o) Utsaciic loqiior circa ine ipsum, 
 Chiii-cbczinin's', id, 
 
 Nclioc'lio/ii', s. Qui iiarr if swts foniicatinnrs dr. 
 Chochoziiim'isten, .'■'. in'<t. v. <f. Linf/na liyjurn'i impndice. 'T:il 
 
 uklchocho/iiimistcii In anti.i;ii/.c!i.' LinjUit tua mm dcbd\\ 
 
 imervire ut impudice liypiari^. 
 Chcziiiomislomon, s. Qui procacitcr impudice lot/uitur. 
 S'cliocdiozii)C'mon, s'flioziiiomistemoii, <. Ifahitu^ iinpudicr lotpipwll 
 CIIKK, adv. lor. llitlu;r, towanla this place. 'lochci',' iV. [Park 
 
 *Iez-cdu'hce,' f "r. Plus par iri. 
 rilEK — [roor of,} 
 
 Es'clu'(>, It is ]iiit down, said only of Htouos, potatoes and tli(Hij 
 
 of a round sliapo, an<l only tor one ohjoct, if si'vor il tliii:ijs[ 
 
 placed. BQrPkum. 
 Chines-cliccnii, chin-chcoiii, clucisli, r. (ft. iud. (7) I lay doJ 
 
 Homothinif. 
 les-clitcm, clieontcn, chcrnt, v. tr. (it. (10) I lay it down, 
 
 stones etc. 
 " clic'.s'iilctn, clicesiritcn, clicfsirit, r. /■(/. (!')) I lay down s; 
 
 thing for him. 
 
oat atvl tho likJ 
 
 CHER 
 
 ohcoh<itn, thcclUn, chc61t, v. rel. I lay down bis or lor 
 
 him. 
 
 chilchocm, chilchccnt'n, v. Itc. (10) T Iry it on. a^CIIIJj. 
 
 (liiichcinoin, cliilchcori, cliilchccnl, I lay upon it, v. g. on tho 
 
 floor, 
 ■cliik'hounc!, pass. It is covorod with things put on, v. g. tho 
 
 floor with Htones etc., on 
 
 iriNKS-NCIIKEMI, t'iiin-nchc«im, nchc^ish, v. tr. ind. (7) I fill a 
 
 bag with potatoes etc. 
 unos-nohcinelsi, vol. 
 luiicH nchcmluisi, freq. 
 |.s-ii<lu'cm, nchocnttn, r. fr. he. (10) I put it in. te^Npkiim. 
 
 lU'iicoshitcni, nehccshiton, v. rel. (15) I put in Homo lor him, v. 
 
 g. I load a giin for him, put in a bag for him. 
 iiclieoHtni, nclicolti'n, nclicult, r. rd. (17) I put in his 1 fill 
 
 his load his gun. 'Ni-hcclzin iti asololcminch.' 1 load thy 
 
 gun. 'KH'nc'hot!.' It is in, v. g. placenta quae adhuc est in utero. 
 tnclieo, •>;. inf. past. Tho thing put in, the having put in. 
 
 liccnc, s. Pillow, 
 liiics-nohccnci. chin-nchcinc, v. intr. (5) I lay my ear.s on, I use 
 
 ii pillow. 
 Is-iichot'tioin, nc'hctnon, nohcuncnt, (8) I pillow him, I lay his 
 
 head on a pillow. 
 
 iichconem, iichccucmcn, inst. (9) I use that I'or a pillow, I lay 
 
 m}- car on it. 
 Lhomiii, nchcmintcp, i<t. ijist. To fill something, to put in potatoes 
 
 etc., V. g. shovel etc. 
 |s cluluuseni, chchtuacii, v. lor. cop. 1 place it on high. 
 
 uclu'ciisoni, nclioeusen, noheciiscnl, v. loc. dct. (8) I lay a stone 
 
 etc., ill the middle of it. 'T-Taj)it ntheeusis \n sipi t'sshtnsh.' 
 
 David put a stone on his sliiig-ropc. 
 
 iichoi^iisem, ncheeusemen, v. lor. inst. (9) I put it in tho middle 
 
 hotwoen. 'TTapit n(hecu.senua lu shensh hi Isipi.' David put 
 
 tho stoiio on the sling. 
 iiclieciiH, ; ar. It is iK'lweon. 
 lh-;i(!u'iii(!lioin, ncIu'liU'luMi, nchcinclicnt, r. tr. dtt. (8) I put in 
 
 liis m;uii ; I lo id Iiiw gun. 
 
 iicln iiiclicin, ncheiaoheinen, /;. inst. (0) I put it in a gun, I load 
 
 
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 CHE<StT 
 
 a gun Willi ii^ 
 Chiiu'H-iu'htM'ncli, Tichpincl', nclioinchuli, r. intr. (5) 1 load a gmi| 
 N(!hcinfhton, .s, Matrr!ul8 to load a j^un with. 
 Bncljeinch, .«. Tlio loadirif^ of a fjun, or itn load. *Sr.nchoind| 
 
 The liavinj^ loaded a j^iic, or the load put in it. 
 Chirio8-T><he6til<ui, c'.iin-nchoiitikum, v. art. itnief. (6) I put somij 
 
 thirm; in the water. 
 Ie8-noho^!tikum, nchc^likun, nchefitikiinf, r. act. det. (8) I put 
 
 [stone] in tho water. 
 Chch<!6j»ilo, .s. A pin, becauso it has a rounded head. 
 Chines rnii,onK<!;TiKin,('hin-(hiIchc«itikn, chik-hoi'tlkuish, v. art.in^ 
 
 (B) T make a skin rait; I jjut it on the water, 
 los-chilchettikum, chilcheitiknn, chiK-he^tikunt. 
 ChincH-chikhc^tikuszuti, v. ref. I make a raft of skin for myself.] 
 les-chih'he^tlku'tenn. 
 " chilijliotitikushtem. 
 Ohinos-;liih'ho6til<u'tumshi. 
 CllFjKV,-lroot of,-] «®-Kodp. 
 Es'ohe^p, iitlj. It is solt, said of soft wool, clothes. •I-kacs'cHei'pil 
 
 Lot it bo very soft, 
 ifils'fheepnii, chofej), v. intr. (5) It becomes soft. 
 Kh Jehchep, i-kslchchi^pi, dim. Be it a little soft. 'Li'hchtpencJ 
 
 Soit pillow for tho cars. 'Chin-lclu-hopene.' I have a sof 
 
 pillow, 
 res-chepnunem, chepnun, chcpniint, v. tr. dcf. (8) I make it soil 
 
 make it become soft by working it. 
 
 chcpnuHem, r. rel. I make soft his 
 
 chcpminem, chopmin, chcpmint, v. inst. (11) I find it soft. 
 
 chepmiltem, rel. instr. (16) I find soft his. 
 
 ilcht^pelgu, .«. Solt cloth. 
 CUKaV—lroot oQ 
 Es ch^gii, adj. It iH dry, dried. 
 Chiiios-ilitgui, cliincs-clicgii, chcgiisli, v. intr. I am getting drv.l 
 
 a in drying. 
 Chincs-chegni, chin-chcginn, ch^guisli, ?•. act. ind. (6) I am dryiiiJ 
 
 V. g. clothos, skins etc 
 Ii sclu'giim, clu'gmi, clitginit, ront. os-clicgiistcn, chcgnsku, r. I 
 
 d(t. (8) I dry it. 
 Cliincs-chegushi, v. rd. I dry for others, indef. 
 
 u 
 
 u 
 l( 
 it 
 
I make it soil 
 
 4^ 
 
 CHEHE 
 
 Ios-(h/fjn8l>om,olWj?iiBhemon, v. rd. (9) I dry it for others. 
 
 " clW^ffuslitom, chtj^iiHhtcr, (•liO/^nHht, v. rd. (14) I dry something 
 
 indrf. i'or him, I holp him in drj-in^ thinps. 
 '♦ (ht^guhom, chigiilten, r. rel. (16) I dry it for him, I dry 
 
 hiH 
 
 " cheguch^gum, red. 
 |(!liine8-oh6guiHti, chin-dW'guist, ohiignistish, v. ref. 
 Chincs-c'hogumilsi, v. vd. I wish to dry something. 
 IchineB-fhognmluisi, v.freq. 
 ICiiinos-dugUKei, v. comp. I dry my blanket. 
 iRVht^gu,.?. inyfrt. The drying, the objot drying. 'S'zch^gu.' Tho 
 
 having dried, the having been dried. 
 IClicgiimimen, .s. Drying thingw uselcsly. 
 IChoguiHt6men, s. Drying himself too anxiously. 
 Ichogunzdton, s. Tho di-yer. 
 ^guch^giim, s. Appointed to dry. 
 feht^gumen, s. inst. Anything used in drying, \tind, fire, wood' 
 
 pluco, etc. 
 plEllE.-^lroot of,-] 
 
 leschchtim, ohchent6n, ohehfent, cont. en'ohehestfen, es'oheheBtCku, 
 I", tr. det. (10) I uncover if, said for uncovering any part of 
 the body, or other things also. 
 
 B. — By some it is pronounced, 'les-oh'ch^m, or ies-chogdm,' as 
 in all its derivatives, but the orthography here used seems tho 
 most commonl}' used. Its meaning is the opposite of, 'I6lgu.' 
 J©"l61gu. 
 
 chccheshitem, checheshiten, checheshit, v. rel. (15) I uncover 
 something for him. 
 
 chcchelt^m, chechoHtn, chech^H, v. rel. (18) I uncover his 
 
 uncover it for him. 
 yiiiNEs riiEHiJsi, (5) I uncover my eyes. 
 
 [cs chi'liuscm, chehusen, chehuscnl, v. tr. def, comp. (8) I uncover 
 Ills oyoH. 
 
 chohusem, cliohiisomcn, chehusemcnt, v. instr. art. det. (9) I 
 tiiko it off my eyes. 
 
 I" clioliusomltom, V. rd. (IG) T t:iko my eyes off from his 
 
 Rs'cIk'Iius, He liiiH liis cj'cs uncovered, 
 [os-iiclicliuscni, T uncover his face. 
 
 kolchchchuscm, T uncover his checks. 
 
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 CIIKIIE 
 
 " clialinix'B^uncni, <'huh{ip6Hl<aii, ciiulmiKmkant, (H) I uncover liin 
 
 nioiitl). 
 Cliiiios-chiiliaposkarr, chin-chaliapi'Hluin, cIiahaporiUuniMh, (f)) I un- 
 cover my mouth. 
 CliincH-clicliahkiiii', nearly ch'cliaf^krini, cliiti-cli'i'luiliktii), ch'clmli. 
 
 Ui'iiisli, (f)) I uncover my head, no to talio o(V thu liat, but 
 
 KMUiily to lay tin; licail open to H\<rh{. 
 los-ch'clialikunon', ch'( hiilikcin, cl)'( lialiktint, (ft) I uncover liin 
 
 head. 
 " cli'(hahk^inem, ch'chtthkiinomen, v. instr. (9) I tuUc off that 
 
 from my head. 
 
 " ch'chahkciMeni, (10) I uncover the head of hiH 
 
 " cli'( liahkuinemlteni, [Irom the instrumental] (1(1) I take otF my 
 
 head liJH 
 
 Chinos ch'chalikani'lsi, v. vol. (5) I wi.sli to uncover my head. 
 Chines-cli'cliahkan/aiti, v. n:jl, (f)) I uncover my heail hy mywclf. 
 Chines-ch'cliahka liimslii, jjhss. 1 uncover peopioH headn. 
 ('irchankancmcii, s. One who uncoverH his head foolislily. 
 f^z'ch'chahkcip, The havinj; unc(;vered his. head. 
 ChineK-chehchhinmi, chin-dieheshin, clichcshiniish, (5) I uncovcr| 
 
 my foot. 
 Ics-choheslunim, chelieshin, cheheshint, (10) I uncover his foot. 
 Clunes-chahagani, chin-ihahugan, chahaganish, (.')) I uncover niyl 
 
 arm. 
 leschahaj^anem, chahagai', chaha};anf, (8) I uncover his arm. 
 Chines-ch'cl;oliclpKi, (.5) I uncover my neck, the back of the neck., 
 les-ch'chchtlpsem, (h'chehclj)sen, (H) I uncover his nock. 
 Chines-chVliahuifOzchini, (o) I uncover my breast. 
 I.es-ch'chahaj;o/.chinem, ch'c haha<^()zchin, (8) I uncover hia breast. 
 Chines-chilcholu iiei, cliiiies -chiltheheno, puss. I am uncovered all 
 
 over, not all around, 
 les-chilchelunem, c'iifcheh{:neeii, chilchclK^neent, v.loc.det. (8) II 
 
 UMcovci" it ail ovi-r as t'le I'riest uiicover.s tlie chalice froinl 
 
 above. 
 " cliilciiehcnem, chilchclicneinei', v. Ii)st. (0) 1 talc(* it off froiiil 
 
 on V. !.;•. '('liilcl;e':u' lu'iiuMit In sp(V,eii.' Take oil' the linciij 
 
 irain ovi'i'. '("Iiilclicl.ciiriiit !u siisi.stcn.' Tncover lluj 
 
 chalice. 
 Chines ch'choheizoi, cliine.s-ch'chclieize, pass. I am uncovered all 
 
[ uni'ovor hm 
 
 irth, (rO I un 
 
 wtin, ch'cbali- 
 tho hut, but 
 
 uni'ovcr l>i« 
 
 tuUo ort" that 
 
 I take i)tr my 
 
 my head. 
 (1 Ijy iiiy«olf. 
 leads, 
 dishly. 
 
 (5) I uncover! 
 
 ver hirt foot. 
 I uncover niy| 
 
 r his arm. 
 
 k of the neck. I 
 
 neck. 
 
 ;cr hi8 breast, 
 uncovered alll 
 
 lor. (Jet. (8) ll 
 . chalice fruiiil 
 
 Ic it off fr()iii| 
 oil' the liiii'i 
 Uncover tlul 
 
 4*7 
 
 CIIKIIKK 
 
 nround. 
 
 loHcliilic'iei/AMn, ch'ohohwiiseoii, cli'cholieiaoon*, (8) I uncover it all 
 
 around 
 
 (li'cheheizcltcni, cli'clioliciztltot', (1(5) I uncover lii^h, all 
 
 iiruuiid 
 
 " cliMiehoizoni, ch'chchcl/cmjit, v. intitr. (9) I take it Ir 
 
 on) 
 
 aroiinil 
 
 (•h'chtihe'izenjlteni, [from t'.io instr.] (1(5) I take his all 
 
 arouiu 
 
 t;iiiML'.s-(liehcl^nii, <liiii-chi!lii;Iyu, cholii l^usl), v. intr. I uncover my 
 hxlj^e. 
 
 CIIKIIIOK— [roo/o/,] 
 
 K.Hchuhcko, adj. part. It is detacflied, pulled olT". 
 
 les (iu'likuni, ( lu'likuhlcn, chehki'.nl, wtv.dft. (10) I pull it otF, 
 
 (Ictiich it from, as detachii ^ t\v ) thioi^s ;^lued toirctlier. 
 N. 15. — It is by siiiue pronounce I, 'l-Iu!j^\,'.m, or cli'iiakum, cli;^a- 
 
 kuin.' We ifJve the spi'Il'n^ tliats 'onis tlu noiirust. 
 |le>-/halikiisiriteMi, chahkuMhiteii, chuhkuslii', v. rd. (!.'•) I dt'tach 
 
 it, |)ull it ott' lor lor him. 
 
 clialikiilli'iii, clialiknlti n, dial k.i'il, \\ril.{\~) 1 pull it olV for 
 
 liini, or )>ull oil his. 
 
 " kiilchekuni, 1 detach it from under, v. j^. the lowest of two 
 
 objects Joined tof;ether. 
 |(;iiines-(hahkukcini, chiii-'hahkukcin, juisn. 1 have my hat pulled 
 
 otf, I am ban'-headed, by havin<f my hat pulled off. 
 lies cliahkukeinem, chahkukcin, chahkukcini, (8) I pull off Iuh 
 
 hat, lay bare hiH head. 
 Ilscliahkukcintem, lie Ih scalped. 
 
 |Cliahkuk6in, •••. lor. As used to bo pulled of a kettle or the like. 
 I's cli'diekuM' iiNem, [iroin cii'c luifkusiii.^tcin,] I detach s;ime tliin^.s 
 sticking to<:;ether, not ity cullinjf or tearing, cut by detaching; 
 as two objects glued together. 
 IoskoliiicliehkuL|n'm, kolinchelikm'pen, kolinchehkuLpeiil, [Iroiii 
 kohnchegkucpcm,] v. tr. real. (8) 1 unlock that door, not to 
 open it, but simply to unlock it. fi-stY' Kolin. 
 'js kolinchchkucp, It is unlocked. 
 I's icolihelulikui ) til. te 111, kolinchehkuipHhteii, koIiiichelikuLpsIiit, 
 
 
 uncovered ulll v. rd. {\^) I unlock a door for hi 
 
 m. 
 
CHiBI 
 
 cum,— \root of,} 
 
 iChfeio, s. Dry wood, from old ago. PI. 'Ohiich^ic' 
 
 E.s'c'h6ici, cheio, cont. cs'chfcie, v. intr. (5) It is drying, decaying of I 
 
 old age, said of wood ospedally. Tapistum m-ks'chtie.' It 
 
 will never got old. 
 (S'che6i, s. The fall, autumn. 'Iju Is'choei.' Last autumn. *Ne| 
 
 choti.' Next fall. 
 Es'che^ilshi, v. intr. Tho fall is coming, beginning. 
 Chincs-chilchoienoi, chin-fhilclieiene, /^ass. (6) I have fall, autumn,| 
 
 over me, I arrive to tho fall. 
 S'cheilfcgii, s. Shady place, tho shadow of inanimate things. 
 Chines-chd'i, I shade, m(>st used in tho following coiui^ositions.l 
 
 Bed. 'Chich^i.' 
 .S'chei, The shade, shading. 'Szch6i.' Tho having shaded, thc| 
 
 object shaded. 
 Ies-chil-ch^ikm, chikhi^icn, chilchcient, v. lac. tr. chf. (8) I niakel 
 
 a shade over it from above. 'Kacs-chilchcilils.' It sheltorsl 
 
 us from above. J8i®°"CIiil. 
 " chilchtiltem, v. rd. (16) I make a shade over his I makel 
 
 this shade for him. 
 •' ehih'heishtem, v. rel. (15) I make a shade over him, 1 makea| 
 
 shade for him. 
 " chilchei^nem, chilcheieneen, chikheicncent, v. loc. det. (8) l| 
 
 nialco a shade all over him. 
 Es'ohikheit'ne, It is overshadowed. 
 Chines-chilchfiisti, v. ijitr. ref. (5) I make a shade, a shoiter for] 
 
 myself from the sun. 
 Chines-chik'hechisti, </m. 
 
 Chik'h6isten, s. instr. Materials to make a shade with. 
 ♦Sguchik-heiem, *. A man appointed to make a shelter from tliel 
 
 sun. 
 Ies-kulchkikm, v. loc. I shade it from under, v. g. 'Lu ta'chitenii] 
 
 eskuk'heists ki spakani.' The clouds cover the sun. 'U cs'j 
 
 chik'ht'isls ki stoligu.' And overshadow the earth. 
 Cl'nes-kulchci, chin-kuk-hcieni, kukheish, (0) I put something inl 
 
 the shade, out of the sun. 
 les-kulcheishlem, (15) I put something for him under shelter froii 
 
 the sun. 
 " kukheilteni, (10) 1 protect his li-om tho sun, shelter his. I 
 
autumn. *Ne 
 
 c fall, autumn, 
 
 a shelter fon 
 
 Loiter Irom iU 
 
 ler slielter iVoiij 
 
 t 
 
 OllKh 
 
 hliinos kH'elioiiuist", r. ref. 1 ])nt inysolf under the shade. 
 
 |v'.io< kulclieinue^ir, i\ rec. We shade onj another. 
 
 ICaj.s Uu'^chohtuiij^u", '". rf<?. We s'.ia io 0:10 for another, we put 
 
 under shivdo the t'liaj;^ of one another, 
 thines tchi-i, j^Tchci. 
 pUKLB', num. Three inanimate things. 'Chcheelieltss." Throo 
 
 persons. 
 
 bn'chelfes', eheleson^, ks-ehelili, sub. Thjy are throo. 
 jus cheK'Soni, che^usten, cheKs'fU, v. ad. (8) I ipako.thi^OjD of it, 
 
 divide in three parts. 
 
 chol<^lijJCum, cheR-ligun, cheVtligunt, (8) I nia.ke thrqe different 
 
 bands, or people. 'Chekligu.' Three nations, tribes. 
 Jhines-choluklshi, chin-chehulp"', v. tramit. I grow into three; i, 0. 
 
 I become three; 1 happeato be three. 
 |cs chcluilshem, v. caus^. 
 pimlaskat, Throo days. ' / s'chaBskati, chaViiskatem.' It is being 
 
 the third day, it became the t'lirJ day. 
 Jhahiskatilsh, v. intr. The third day came. 
 
 At the third day. 'Xe clialaskatilsh.' 
 
 shall CO 'no, sliall begin. 
 /Ii.iliiks, Three ro:i Is. 
 fehalaK'se r. Of three Kinds, 
 tliiilalkait, I'mn. Three hundroi. 
 pha'alko, Three sticks of any kind, throe logs. 
 
 I have three pieces of wood. 
 [ihalskagio. Three horses. 'Chin-chaVskagao.' 
 
 horses. 
 
 tholnkrtkiir, Three hundred, 
 bhelipen, Titiriy. 
 phclspentich. Three years. 'Chin-c'iohhspdntich.' I have three 
 
 years. 
 
 hicli^lgn, Throe housop, lodjros, hides. 
 JTchalkanfel, Throo shots. 'Chin-nchalkan^l.' [ have throe shots, 
 
 fired throe shots, 
 ^ehclepine. Throe mouthfuls. 'Chin-nchol6pine,' I ate three 
 
 monthfnls, 
 Js'nche^emcii'-. or c'loVes es'ngapomeus. Three double shoots, ea(di 
 
 with double p:igc. 
 thin-chelishtlip, I lost three games. 
 
 '£iu Is'chalaskatilHh.' 
 When the third day 
 
 'Chinchalalko.' 
 I have throo 
 
 h 
 
 33 
 
 13 
 
•ChcholuH Ui Kaelo'dl 
 
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 60 
 
 CHEL 
 Chin-chcho'6pile, I have three ehiefn. 
 Choc'hehiP, Throe times, tlio angcltis. 
 
 Three Our Fathers. 
 ClIEL,— [;oo< of,] 
 Chines-chellemi, chin-rhollim. 
 lE8-cnEi,LfM, chellnteii, chellint, r. tr. det. (10) 1 nauseate himj 
 
 make him vomit. 
 
 c'.iei.ttm, ehelhfiii, r. reL (17) f nauseate hiH 
 
 eheihidncm, chellnun, (8) I succecled in pultinj; him. 
 
 cheUem.ncm, c'lcl'einif, c. inst. (11) I fin I it naiisouting. 
 
 chellemiltem, (16) I finl nauseating lii.s I led p«l<cd Ij 
 
 his 
 
 " cht'lchHtem, ihi'bhstemop, (9) I make him nauseate. 
 
 " chtlchstemltem, v. rcl. (16) I nauseate his v. g. heart etc. 
 
 Chin-chchel'lis, v. intr. I tee! nausea. 
 
 Es'chelc'ieltuilshi, r. intr. in'<f. It is growing nauseating. 
 
 (-hilehiit, rji'/;'. Nauseatinir, making vomit. 
 
 Ncheiku, .«. Puke w iter provolving nausea. 
 
 ClIKLSH, .0. Hand. 
 
 Tes nchelshlsem, nehelsh^sei', nchelahilsent, i\ act. det. (8) I ctiij 
 
 brace him by tall ng on his net'.<. 
 " nchelshuseni, ncheishasemen, r. imtr. I feel, have him embra] 
 
 eing me. 
 Kaefl-nchelshusemenufcgui, We embrace each other. 
 S'chlchlshemcchHton, s. Branches. 
 CHEliTlCII, s. Owner, master especially of inanimate objeetsl 
 
 used also for others when signi'yinga real ownership. 'Ivo-chcf 
 
 ticii.' I am tlio boss, the owner. 'Inclicltich.' My owiieij 
 Ie?-c:itltichcm, chiilticlisten, dieltic'.iskr, v. a<t. cait^/<. (7) I nialij 
 
 him owner, gain. 
 Kae-cl»iltich1ils tgolko, lie gave us a wagon, ile made us ttij 
 
 owners of a wagon. 
 Ie8-chiMti(!hem, chiJitichcmon, c'i6!tichcmen*, i\ instr. (f)) I use 
 
 as boss as owner, I take it, use it as my own. 
 Chines kolcheltichi, chin-kolchelticb, (.')) I act as a boss. 
 Ie8-koIeh6ltichem, kolcheltichemen, (9) I take him for my boss 
 
 master. 
 
 Chinesclieltichszut', r. refl. I am my own boss, belong to myselll 
 OlIELU(i, orc.hi:.g. Past tensj of. 
 
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 ::.r^riMiff f"--- 
 
hi Kiveloilii.i 
 
 nauscat:) himJ 
 
 lie mado us tlil 
 
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 CHEM ' 
 
 Ss'chtilgumi, chelug, Tho sun is setting, it is being evening. 
 /hli^jr, It is evening, the sun is set. 'Ne choUg.' Tliis evening. 
 k'chcl.i^, s. and inf. Tho evening, the sotting of the sun. 'Szcho- 
 
 Iii^.' The Hun having set. ■ 
 
 ^Jhclgntin, s. What sets tho Kun. 
 
 Il'cholgiitin, snchelgutin, f. loc. The place where the snn sets. 
 Jhinos-chiicliclgu6nci, chin-chikhelgucne, pass. loc. (5) Lit. It is 
 
 getting (lark over mo, I arrive at tho evening ; cent. 'Chines- 
 
 chifchelgufcne.' It is dark over me, I pass, live the dark part 
 
 of tho tinio, I pass the evening. tStCHlh. 
 [is'kuii'helgumi, kuhheliig. It becomes dark. 'Nem kuUhelug.' 
 
 Scl non dahit lumen suurn. Eclipse, because the sun is eclipsed 
 
 from below, 
 [iilcliilgn, adj. pass. Darkened, 
 ts'chilguspiius, Ilia heart fainted, darkened. 
 piIEM, Is a word which can scarcely be heard but in composition, 
 
 and it means the extremity of any thing, in any direction to 
 
 bo determined by the other components, 
 [heniagun, It is the last, t'.ie extreme one in a horizontal position, 
 
 V. g. the last room in a building, or series of roomp, the last 
 
 house in a street. 'Lu Is'chmagan.' At the last end, in the 
 
 extreme, but horizontally. 
 Ilienu'hemagan, chmehmagan, They are the two opposite extreme 
 
 ones, V, g. the two standing at the opposite ends of a line of 
 
 soldiers, of trees, of houses etc., not the two last ones in tho 
 
 line, but the two opposite extreme ones, namely the first and 
 
 last. 'Lu tel .s'chemchemagais lu s'chcheniuNkat m iaako lu 
 
 szuechist.' From the two opposite sides of the heavens the 
 
 lightning will a|)pear. 
 Iicnigantlgu, chmgan^lgu, It is the last house of the street, 
 
 town etc. 
 
 Iiin-ehemganelgn, Mine is the last house. 
 
 lelieinep, 6'. The foot ol the tree, the lower extremity of a tree. 
 Inohamkan, s. The top of a tree. 
 loliempalkK, s. Tho hem or extremity of a gown, below. 
 
 i)eniapkai', >■. Hem or the upper extremity of a shirt, or gown. 
 Ikolcheinshl", v. Hem at the leet. 
 k'nikani tikii, s'nclinikanetikn, •«'. The extremity of a river, lake, 
 
 both the njtper ur the lower extremity. 
 
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 nn 
 
onew 
 
 (!homkantl^r/ The top of a house. 
 
 NchonikjiSillf^u. 
 
 (JheiDpilgH, The renr of the i^ousc 
 
 Siichoim'p, s. Frontdoor. 
 
 KoMnchcm.'Jp, Door. 
 
 ('hemchinelgu, Yard in front ofthe house. 
 
 Kiik'hc'hemiilef^u, The foot of a nv)u-itain. 
 
 Nohemak-', The top of an acuninatjd object, the point of iiJ 
 
 arrow, pon, knifo, etc, 
 S'chemepshin, ,<!. [from chem'p] The heel or extremity ofthe foot! 
 Snchemusshin, s. The thighs. 
 Snchomhieut, snchemlniu', [as pronounced by some,] The loinJ 
 
 sides. 
 Hnchemk'hen, f. The bnc'f of men, the extremity at the back. 
 Snchonilkeit, .9. Scjipuhi, or shoulder blade, il8 exterior part. 
 S'nclioinniene, .s. The two opposite ear-places, or the hair at tli| 
 
 two opposite ears. 
 S'cbemcus, s. Back bone. 
 
 S'cbik'hemmeligij, .<t. The whole back of a mar. 
 Skok'hemels, s. The presonee, or the front extremity of a niaij 
 iSmilchemels, s. id. 
 
 Skolchcmagozch, s. The wais*, breast, on the outside. 
 S'chchemigozoh, id. 
 Rkolchemzinshii-, .9. Ankle of the foot. 
 8kol<hemzn6chst, s. The wrist. 
 
 iSkolchemus, .<?. Cheek. PK '.Skoleheir.mus.' The two cheeks. 
 Skolchemapkan, .". The occipu*, or the hairs of occiput. 
 R'chilchcmts'hin, s. Forehead. 
 iS'chemkiiis'hin,8'chemkeisnilkuosshir, The knee. 
 Es'cHCHEMizE, /)(7r'. poffs. All around, but not touching the persoj 
 
 the space surrounding a thing. 
 Ks'chchemize, s. The shell of an eg!', the skin of a pear, app| 
 
 potatoe etc., that is all around it. 
 Chines chchemizei, chin-chchemizem, chchemizeish, r. act. ind. 
 
 I put something around v. g. the frame, around a picture, oriJ 
 
 inents put around a frame etc. 
 les chchemizeip, chchemizeer, chcheriiizeent, I'.fr. real. (8) I| 
 
 around him. 
 
 ....V. g. 'Chchomizoen hi San Stiichimlsh Jlaj 
 
 isassim 
 
\ 
 
 ling the persoj 
 
 a pear, app^ 
 
 f>3^ 
 
 CIIEM 
 
 lirK'hazoni&uten.' I adorn a;ound the BlesBed Virgin Mary 
 with ni}' trini<etp. 
 
 chchemizem, chchemizemen, chchemizement, r. insf. (9) I put 
 it around. 'Chchcmizemen lu inchazenz^ten 1-San HtiichiiniBh 
 Muly.' I put niy trini<et8 around the Blessed Virgin Mary. 
 
 IChines cHEMliCHSTi, chin-chemtchst, chem&chstish, (5) I join to- 
 gether my hands to receive something. 
 
 IClieinepalltH, if. The hem at the h)wer end of a garment. 
 
 IIeschempIm, chempnten, chempint, v. tr. (10) I put something 
 ail around, leather, anything, 
 chchempizem, chchempizcen, chohempizeent, r. loc. (8) I put all 
 
 around it, I set a tire around that wheel. 
 
 lEs'chc-hcmpizo, part. pass. It is circled all around as a wheel, keg, 
 
 ball etc., said both of the wheel having tires on, and the tiro 
 
 itself. 
 
 Icfi chchempizem, chchempizemen, v.inst. I put that all around. 
 :!nEMPKfiiNcnsT, s. Finger ring only. PI. '(^hemchempkC'inchst.' 
 Chinos chempk^inchsti, chin-chempkeinchst, chempkeinchbtish, v. 
 
 intr. (5) I wear, put or, a finger ring. 
 Fes chcmpktinchstem, chempkeinchster, chempkiinchsku, v. tr. (8) 
 
 I put a ring on his finger. 
 I" chcmpkeinchstem, chempk6inchstcmcn, v, instr. (9) 1 use, 
 
 wear that ring. 
 |CHEM,— [roof o/,] 
 Chines-chfemi, chin-ch6m, chfemish, r. intr. (5) I hate, detest, pos- 
 
 sibl}' from 'Chem,* extreme, meaning that I keep, hold some- 
 body as my opposite, the last, 
 fcs chtm'm, cht men, ch6ment, v. tr. det. (9) I hate, detest it or him. 
 ?'chim, The hating, or object hated. 'Szch^m.' The having 
 
 hated, or having been hated. 
 ^hine))!57.ch»im, I hsite something, somebody. 
 L's-chemshtem, chtimshtcn, r. nl. (14) I hate for him, to please 
 
 him. 
 
 chtmltenf, chumlten, chfemelt, (16) I hate his v. g. hia 
 
 niannorp, or his son etc. 
 phinos chemenzuti, r. ref. T hate myself, my ways, 
 faos chomenutgui, r. rrr. We hate one another. 
 t'luMnchcmsnug, nilj. Worthy of hatred. 
 Lh(MnchomuV, .9. Hater of everything. 
 
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 Chemcnzuten, <!. Hater of 'In-cliemenzuten.' My hater. 
 
 Nch^rnon, f. The cnuse why Homethin*; is hatod. 
 
 Chincs-cheinclli, I hito my child. 
 
 loH (.•hcinellcni, e'ltmolton, (KJ) I hate his oh'ld. 
 
 CH[NP:S CIIRMCIIKMMI, chin-chemchmin, c■hemehcmmU^^^, (7)1 
 I pick up things thrown away, relusod, an old shoes, H.iirtB 
 
 Iszc'hotnchim, What I took up oi' thinj^s thrown away, 
 les-ehemehemim, chenuhomBtjJn, (10) I pick up that thing thrown| 
 
 awiiy. 
 
 •' chomchcMii'iteir, v. ret. (17) 1 j)ic!< up his 
 
 " chcmcheinNhilom, ?\ rd. (If)) I pick up rags etc., for him. 
 Chemchemi.', *•. A picker up ot rags etc. 
 Chinohenjzin, I pick up refused food. 'Chin-chemchanialkascm.'l 
 
 I pick up refused shirts. 
 Cliiucs-chonicliemuuiuti, 1 am refuseJ by a wonian and her relaj 
 
 tivcs, I am not waiiuxl. 
 CIIINKS-CirKMLKMLUSI, chines chemknnfuH, (5)1 keep myl 
 
 eyes cast down, modest. 'I-kukacs-chenilcnil^iisi.' Keep your| 
 
 eyes always modestly cast down, 
 les-chemleinlusem, chem^em'usen, (8) I look at him modestly, 
 (yhin-clicmkmjlcnc, (.5) I keep my ears cast down, 
 leschcMntemlcnem, (8) I hear him with «.i.Ht down cars. 
 Chempulegu. jtg^Chim. 
 Chemip. •^"Chim. 
 
 Chemut, chemteiis. J^'Emut. 
 
 <vIIEN? Which? Used also without interrogation in the answer,! 
 
 and with ^v, some, and the negative. 
 ChQ-nl adr. Where? 'Lc clicn ?' Where? 'Chchtin ?' Where to!| 
 
 'Tel dien V Where from ? 
 Chin-ez's'chJ-ni ? cliin-cz's'chen? r. (fi) What I do? How am l| 
 
 HJhikacz's'clicni ?' )(ufj. 
 EK's'chtn? act. imivf. What has he done. 
 Ez's'clion, iiasf. What happened ? what is the matter, what liai| 
 
 been done. 
 
 lez's'chcncm, v, act. dct. pact. 'KsN-hcsten,' fvf. 'Xem cs'chistenj 
 sv'j. 'Ikucz'«'chtneni,' (8) What do I to him, what is it uJ 
 mo. And it is construed with the jcrsonal pron<,uns as niijl 
 
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 ClIENGU 
 
 activo verb. •KuiUaoz/H'thtnom?' What »hull I do to thoo, of 
 thee, bill the past towMO in foriuod alter the coiitiniiod tcnm', 
 ref^ularly. 'Es'cheatomcn ?' What have I done to thee? 
 'Es'thcleinen r' What have I done to you? 'KoonVbLslgu?* 
 What have you done to mo? 'Kaesoh^HIt?' What hast thou 
 done to UK? 'Kocs'chtHts?' Wliat has ho done to mc?' 
 'Kacs'c'h* HIb?* Wliat has ho done to us? •vCs'chtHteins?' 
 What has ho done to thee? *E»'ihL;km8?' What has he dono 
 to you ? Pass. 'Ea'chcstem ?' What has been done to him ? 
 (19) 'Tee ies'/s'c'heiicin.' I do something to him. 'Ta teo 
 ks os'chiHlgu.* Do nothing to him. Pasx. 'Too ez'sVhen.' 
 Iiitlcf. Something liapjioned. Drf. 'Tee os'chi'jHtem.' Some- 
 thing was done to hiin. 'les'z'fheitcm, es'chclten,' r. refl. (16) 
 What do I to liiw 
 
 tlz's'eheii, Means also of what kind, color etc., and it is used with 
 the substantives, or in (omposition. 'Ez'sVLtn lu spums? or 
 cz'ticianilgu ? What color is his hair? [of animal.-^.] 
 
 ^^z'^'clicn in r-UutH, or oz's'chelzuiit, What kind is his conduct. 
 'E/.'s'i-liirn lu snaziUtits ? 'Ey/.s'chini.lks, What kind of dress 
 has he? 'Kuez's'chiiii'ilks? 'Chin-chgaiejisaiks.' What kind of 
 shirt is yours, mine is grey. 'Ez's'chtn lu Hchehemaskat, or 
 oz's'ohis'chenaskalem,' What kind of weather. 
 
 ^lichen u kiiuisgui ? Where did you go? *Tec chchen, tain chchen.' 
 Somewhere, nowhere. 
 
 [u-oz's'chonus? What kind of face have yon. 'Chin-chesus.' lam 
 iiijly- 
 
 [>»'z',s'cinnclgu ? Chin-lukuign, What kind of house have }o\\? 1 
 have a h)g house. 
 
 ta'chcnuioLju ? Wl'iit kirfl of 1 u.d ? 'Chesiilcgu,' /<;('. Bad land. 
 
 iH-chinemspintich, What year. 
 
 [llIiNESCilENClIENTI, chin chtnichenl, ch.nchentsh, r. intr. 
 
 (;")) I tarry, I am a drag. 'Ohines dieiichenusti, chines cho- 
 
 iicmis Zuti.' I drag m3-.self slowly. 
 |IIEXCU',--[m/o/,] 
 
 [liiiicH chiiigu, pasy. adj. 1 am stared upon. 
 |hineH-(hiiiiigui, chin-chiii.ig, (5) I am toiuhed, or touching. 
 Izfliinuiii', What 1 toiichcfl. 
 Ihines-'henguini, chin chei. gum, chenguish, v. tr. ind, (6) I touch 
 
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 with my fin_nora, lip. [ ft^' l\iUJin.' To touch \vith tho h»ii(i.]| 
 
 Socomlly J to toucl', to bo conti:^iU)Us, bi^t not to huudlo \viib| 
 
 tho hand, nor to hiy handu on. 
 Chenchcnj^uMi, red. 
 lot) ohen^rum, chongiintjn, chengunt, cont. os'ehenguHt^n, es'chonl 
 
 guatfeku, J", act. del. (10) I touch i., as ubovo exphiined. 
 " chengiishitom, chon^u«hitcn, chungushit, v. rtl. (15) I touth| 
 
 for him. 
 " chongult^m, chenguHcn^chengalt^ v, rel. (IT) I touch his... 
 
 or touch it for him. 
 Kaes-chengULU8i, r. cof. Wo touyh (Mio another, wo are tontiguou)| 
 
 IM two men sitting cioae. 
 Chines-chongunzuti, re.f. I touch myself, 
 les-chengunzltom, chongunzutemcr, refi. instr. (9} I touch it bj| 
 
 mysiel*'. 
 Chines-chenguHikmshi, v. pop, I press the people. 
 C'.iines chengum^lsi, vol. I wish to touch. 
 Chines chengumlnisi, free. I touch it of .en. 
 Chines-chengumini, chin-cl:o;iguminen>, clicnguniinish, v. tr. ini\ 
 
 inst, (6) I feel tho touch of something, 
 les chengununom, chengumin, chengumint, r. /n.sf/-. (11) I iieel id 
 
 touch, I use it to touch, 1 feel il pressing on me. 
 Kaes chengunienutgui, rec. instr. We touch one another, wo ft'c| 
 
 one pressing on the other. 
 ChinoF-c'hingu iu t tcic, I am stained by sin. 
 Chcnguniin lu tcic, I fell stained by sin. 
 
 Chines chengiklegui, chines chengulegu, I am touching the groun(| 
 8'chngi!km, s'chenikgu, The touching. <.4zchongum, szchenuga 
 
 Tho having touched, or having been touched. 
 Chengunziiten, s. Tho toucher. 
 Sgucheng^m, s. Appointed to touch. 
 Ohengiimtmen, .«. One touching everything. 
 Chengumin, <•. in^tr. To touch with, related to the person touchinj 
 Chenguminten, «. instr. To touch related to the touched object. 
 Chengutin, s. Object touched. 
 ClIEP,— [roo« 0/,'] 
 les chepenem, chepen, ohipent, v. tr.real. (8) I make a presentll 
 
 him. 'JI»i.'penzin t-ololim.' I make thee a present of moiiej 
 
 chipihem, chepiUqn, chfcpih, v. rel. (16) I make a presenl 
 
 It 
 
[Other, wc fed 
 
 6^ 
 
 CHKS 1 
 
 hirt or ibr him. 
 
 los cliiipjiiJiii, cliOpjtioinoii, /rts/ •. (?)) I nv.vko ii present oi it. 
 
 I" o!n;|)uiiuiiiL''ton>, Insfr. nl. (Ui) 1 niuko it ))ro.st'rit of hi.s 
 
 /hino.s chiipuiiolli, co/nf. I mu'cc u prosont to my child, 
 lo-t (luipjMuilom, c'.iepjiiolt'ji', (8) I uihUu u pru8uiit to hio child, 
 hhupuiicltunzin, I irui'vo u present to your child. 
 piiiiijs choi)ilt.tins'.»i, I ni:i'co u present to people, indet. 
 |«'(;h6p'pen, .«. The present I received. 
 IVcIupiltaanIi, s. The present I niiiko. 
 llajpjnzaton, s. A pre.sent-m;ilcer. 'In-cheponauten.' He that 
 
 jrives me u present, 
 jliin c;hp:5n'il!<, I m il<e a ])re8ont. 
 
 \iiKi Mjuhs the hi\t\}r ill, [^'^J/' mtl^] not to bo bad. 'Chest,' 
 Means to bj bid, [e-Mtr cattioo^'] both are used only in compo- 
 sition in every shape; thoij<;h the C(Bur d' ulenoH, iwe it in 
 the simple form. B^CJos. M-chin-chiss.' I icel bad. 'Chiks- 
 clic.ssi.' May 1 be unwell, I am going to be in a bad fix. 
 11 KS, -[roof of,'] 
 
 lines ciiesstiilsh", chin-ehessuilsh, i\ int. (5) 1 am getting unwell. 
 |s chesim, Not usjd. 
 
 chcsom, chcsomon, chfcsemont, (9) I find it bad. 
 nvE'i-NCiiJiiBr.ir, chin-.ichcs -U, ncheselsh, r. vol. (5) I have a bad 
 will n\v hxivt is unwjll, [ am (liHj)leased. 
 
 iic-he-ieiscni, nchcsehten, nc'.iL8C'ls!\U, v. tr, cams. (8) I make 
 him fou: displeasod, I duplease him. 
 
 ii(;ii;<.'ls;3m, ncli jsolsemun, nchcselsement, i', intr. act. (9) I dis- 
 liivc it or him, I feel displeased with him. 
 nchesclsemhem, neheselsemltcn, nchcselsemoU, v. intr. real, 
 
 (!()) I dislilvt'his 
 
 [os ncheselscmenuo'gui, v. rei\ [from the instr.'\ We dislike one 
 
 another. 
 |os iic'hoselstuvgui, v. rec. [from the causs.} "\Vo cause one 
 
 another to be disliked, 
 iit'selsten, s. What displuasus, gives displeasure. 
 Incs ncheselsemisti, intr. reji. I am displeased at myself, I feel 
 
 bud with mys'jlf. 
 Iiilic.sels, .s. mf. The I'eeling bad, remorse, 
 •hoselscmist, hi. 
 Ines chchcbt'lsi, I incline lo vomit. 
 
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 CIIK.S 
 
 Iem ciifts'cMrsTKM, chcs'ihstomci), (•luH'(hs'<n, r. act. dtt. (!)) I uhJ 
 
 liiin badly, I wroiii; liiio, otlund him hy m-tioiiH. 
 
 " clu'irt'ftlisloiirlom, r. ril. (l(») I iih J biv.lly lii^ 
 
 Kaos clxirt'rlmtoiiu'nu.^m, r. r,i'. Wo uso oiio aiiolhor badly. 
 
 CliiiiOH (•lio»'in8.',.'.ti, ('. vif. I qinrrol, I boluivu badly. 
 
 OiiiNKs cuKszlM, cliitichoM/iiiji'hoMz.ni.sb, r. intr, (;'>) I upcak badlil 
 
 I UHC iuHultin<{ words, 
 los i'bos//mcm, (liortziiw'inc >, ( licHy-inomcnt, r. imtr. (9j I iiiHuit h 
 
 by wordn. 
 " choH/iMsbtcm, r. rd, (15) I insult Momt-body fur hiin, in lii] 
 
 pla (>. 
 
 " ulius'zinoinlliMn, v. rd. (16) I jhhuII lii« by words. 
 
 Kuos cbcMziiionionuifijui, r. rec. Wo insult ono iinothor by wohIh. 
 Jes ('lios/.iiiunicniio^iiip, cluH/incuiuniuguHttin, ohuH/inunieiiuJ 
 
 •'I 
 
 iskii, civtsf. (H) I inaI<o tl oin insult ono anuth«u'. 
 " clics/.iiuMiiiMuu'guni, {tlioH/.iiionuMMi.'^unjoii, rcc. invt. (9) 1 
 
 Hult bin), HiippoHing that hc> also innu tH mo. 
 H'zcbeszin, .v\ liisu.tin^ wi'r.b, thu ono iisiiltod. 
 (/hcszini inon, .•-■. An iiisuiling talker. . S'cbeHzinomcn, s. 'flij 
 
 bubil ol Kpoaking insii lingiy. 
 Cb('.s/,iiietn(Miz^tcn, .s. Tlic in.su.tcrof. 
 CboH/.inton, n. /nstiumcnt w.tli wbich to inHult, v. g. the bud word 
 Cbinos choszinomiHti, I inmlt mysjl!', roprtdiond myscll. 
 CiiiN-ciicUKsf'ru.K, (Kij. 1 am a bui cbie , rulor, I rule badly; 
 
 of lathers, chiolH, husharulK, etc. 'Chin-chcho.st'pik',' yx/n.ywJ 
 
 I havo a bad ruler, I am badly ruled. 
 Chines-chchcHtpilei, chin-chi'hes> pdo, I'hchcsepik'ifih, r. intr. 
 
 govtTii badly, have a bad husband etc. 
 les-chclu'Hi pilrni, chciicHepilet'ii, ciichcbt' pilecnt, r. tr. t/tf. (8)1 
 
 li'ovtrn him 
 
 badly. 
 
 chclioscpilMteiM, v. rcl. I nde, govern ladly h's. 
 
 think, treat him as a liad one, 1 tind him a bad ruL'r. 
 t!niN-ciiK.^fN! , I have ji bad pilluvv, my ears are not well on it. 
 Chiiitis-iicliesi'Doi, ('liiii-nrheHc nc, v. hit. (G) My ears aro displfasi 
 
 unw 
 
 I do not like lo hear 
 
 Ios-nchos«;mHMn, nchestneent, nches'neetit, r. causf. (8) I 
 
 his uars feel bad, I H})eak ba 1 to hi 
 
 Ml. 
 
 iicl 
 
 n!'S'.'nein>;'l<.'ni 
 
 '/. (1(5) I make feel bad, the e; 
 
 nia^ 
 
 ml 
 
 bi« r 8p( 
 
 nchflK^incom 
 at I do t 
 
 MchcHinenio 
 hoar his v. j] 
 
 L'hines nchchcse 
 OS (hnchosenj^pi 
 ''■• I do not 
 I do not like 
 !s r'hii(;h(!S(Miopil 
 like what is t 
 
 ;8 N(;/IKMKirMKM, 
 
 iuliosui.sk u, r 
 tween; I thn 
 
 '.VollO.SC IIH(8 1 1 
 
 his fit)I(J. 
 iicIioNculfem, I 
 throwing bad 
 He mixed bad 
 ncliehou'^ (idj. p 
 hiiios riclusi'ti.si, , 
 "iher,-, indcf. 
 
 INCIIKSKLZK, ailj. 
 
 fif)iils <lirty by 
 cliclinsizcj adj. / 
 
 vosHoi dirty all 
 
 "ohoH(:i/,(>m, nch 
 
 ndieselxt-eltem, 
 
 nchoNilzeni/no 
 
 nchoNt'lzemltem 
 his 
 
 chehost'jdicm, ohohesepilemen, instr. (i») 1 ti.ke, a bad ruli.'r,H ,,|,,,j 
 
 olichesizcni, (h( 
 around, 
 
 <'li('liosi55oItem, 
 tliolK'Ni/.um, clicl 
 ii round. 
 
 [ixV-cirEsus, 1 1 
 
 lin-ohches'cheHus^ 
 }nehefiusem^ nche 
 
&9 
 
 ciiiis 
 
 hifl I spenU badly to liiH 
 
 iicheHf'ncom, nchoBiniMiieii, intf. (0) My enrH aro displcaHeil 
 
 at I do not like to hear him or it. 
 
 nci)('H6iicnioItom, nchoHi ncmolton, ref. I'mt. (16) I do not like to 
 
 hoar hiH v. g. talk, or son eti*. 
 L'hinesnchchcBenepile. 
 IcH (hnchoMcnt^pilotii, chnchoHcnfepileon, chnchoHontipilftcnt, r. 
 
 tr. I do not liko 'what \h naid of him. •Chnchcnent'pilun/,in.' 
 
 I do not liko what iu Huid of thuu. 
 BH (■liiu;luiH(MU'.|)ilfeltcin, chnchosonopih^ltun, v. rd. (16) I do not 
 
 liku what ih Haid ot his 
 
 |e8 N(!iiKSKr8KM, nchcHdiison, nchesi Ufcnt, C07it. esnchcH&UBton, 
 
 nihcsiiiskii, (. cop. tr. (H) lit. I make it had nt the middle, he- 
 
 twoeti ; 1 throw bad thinffH in the middle, among good oncn. 
 
 'N(;lios( iKstH lu skuMuiB.' lie threw bud Heed in tlio middio uf 
 
 his field. 
 
 nchescultem, nchoHoultcn, r. rtf. (16) I spoil hin by mixing, 
 
 throwing bad things among his 'KonchoBeultH lu i8pk6in. 
 
 lie mixed bad seed with my wheat. 
 B-ncliCMJU'^ (idj. pusf. It Is wpoilec', mixed with bad. 
 iiii('stK'lu8:tisi, t•hin-^.e'.lCHLU^cm, r. tr. im/. (6) I mix bad with 
 
 o;hcr.-', itidcf. 
 
 m:i\K>iki.7.Ky ailj. jasg. Dirty infiJc, v. g. dirty kettles. Our 
 
 Roids dirty by sin. 
 1 dichoHizc, adj. / a.sv. Dirty all around, outside, v. g. a person, 
 
 vcHsi'I dirty all around. 
 1 uchoHilztMii, iichcsilzoi', (S) T make it dirly insido. 
 
 ndieselxceltom, i\ rd. (16) 1 dirty his inside. 
 
 ncht'Kiilzem/nchcHt'lzemom, r. inst. (0) I find it dirty inside. 
 
 ncheHel/.einllom, nchestlzeiuH^n, inst. rd. (16) 1 find dirty 
 
 llJH 
 
 (liches'izcni, (heheslzocn, chcl.os'.zcont, r. tr. (8) I dirty it all 
 
 around. 
 
 chche.sizeltem, rd. (10) I dirt}' I is all around. 
 
 chcheHi/.em, clKhcslzomon, instr. (9) I find it dirty, unclean all 
 
 around. 
 
 [IN-CIIESUS, I have an ugly faee. 
 |in-(htheH'('h(!8us, I have ugly cyce. 
 i-ncbesusem, nehcsuscmen, nchosusement^ or les-cheesOscm, i;. 
 
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 l\ 
 
•0 
 
 C'UKHT 
 
 in*t. (9) I loitk lit him witit nn ovil «iyo I rtn I liim \v^\y 
 
 Io«» 
 
 kirif?. 
 
 ' iH'licHi^sfniltrii-, r. rcl. iunt. I fiinl bin iijjiy looUin^. 
 
 " fhi'Kuslitcii', clHiw.' slitcii, r. /r /. (IJ)) I tniiUc liiin ii<^ly-f»U't'(l. 
 ("Iu'wiilx*. Iljjiy iioM(<. 'All clicsiikM.' You liiivv uh ti^ly nom*. 
 (Mi<'sall<!i, ( liiiH's-(li( HJikii', (•liiii-(li('»^^,.II<!i, (f)) I htiiiN, kitioII baO. 
 
 Chi 
 
 IlClH'Si 
 
 I I 
 
 i!ivo II l);i( 
 
 htiii 
 
 SI' 
 
 Chin «"h»'Hi/,»', I lmv»f a hu I roho. 
 
 Clu's.ih's^ii, Itad IiiimI, had rou'l oti". 
 
 Ks (lu'saskati, (•hi'H.H'iatnn, It muUi'H had woalhor. 
 
 Chill ( lies' zi'it, Uii-chcH z.'.t, My nuiiiiuTs, riiornls, (ondiicf, i\vv Imilj 
 
 ('hi'sliiikMomcn, clios'iin AohMiicn, clu'Mlk.'.h'inis, I havt>, tk{ 
 
 h'l^t, Ih' has hid w lys (if dniiiiT, 
 ('hes',hoHna<», Wortliy of i>iiini; iiiiwoll, mcati. 
 
 Cliincs-chi'suni.'.l', I do not loci 
 
 \Vf 
 
 at lioinc, V. it. I have a l)i 
 
 wile or sun. 
 
 Kar.s I'lH'spiiMiM, Wo do not live woll toiji'tluM-. 
 
 CirKsT, iiilj. Had, \\\r y, [not much iisod, hut in iIh durivalivcH.] 
 
 Nchc'sliii, .«.■. Sji), wiiat in.ikos one hail. 'Kiifcn Ju luluHliii. 
 
 rominittc'd a sin. 
 Nclisliiki'in, V. Hail H{},\y\ [uiu >'r' ilic lowfi* Ivalispids.] 
 ('hint's clmstnilsh', (5) I f^row had, worse, moan. 
 leH chostnilslu'ir, net. c-nixy. (S) I make him «^ro\v worso. 
 Ics-cIu'stmiiHMr, or lOH-nchosfi'miiicm, ciu'KtciTiiii, ( liPHtf mint, 
 
 iiisf. (9) I find him, or it had. '(JhcHtomin \i\ inn6f;oiiOf5.' 
 
 find my wiCm ha<', dislike her. 
 *' (Iiestemilteir, »•, rf'. //o^. (1(5) I find had his 'Cht'Htcmil7iinl| 
 
 aiiziiut.' I find y mr hchavior bud. 
 ChinoK-iuhoBtelHi, or ihiiu's-nchcHlclsfmiRti, (5) I (hiiik niysf^" 
 
 had. 
 ('liines-cboHt'szut', v. rrff. I make myself had, niriy. 
 IcH fhiHtshitom, chotitsliitei', ckostshit, v. rd. (If)) I <lo him sun 
 
 evil. 
 l^ocheKtsliiteir, (19) I liad had Iiuk, some ovil happened to inc. 
 CJIiKSKOLKUSKM, JSrleskolem. 
 CHINES.C^JIKS'CUI.STI, chin-chosVhiHt, ihcHihiHtsb, r. intr. (.i 
 
 am e.\])h>rinfif. 
 SzcheN'chist, What has boon cxjilorcd. 
 CiiiiiOH-n<.'hes''-bistt'l»i, c. r<7. 
 
 Chi'sMMHti^nu 
 ■•■'^iichflH'chiHf, 
 
 ciu:hpis,m. 
 
 pin. Fn f 
 
 H. 'S'.dlfrt' 
 CIIKTIIS, es'( 
 one anotli 
 H reen h.'ti 
 leschofilsem, 
 • lie limit's 
 
 (.'ni!VK.s-(;iiK 
 
 elioi'iilshi.' 
 
 Clll'WM, (),„. 
 
 W(? are aire 
 ('liilclioiim, loc. 
 
 o|)on sea or 
 Kae clieeii, We 
 riiinos ( lu'iishilf 
 
 deep water, 
 N. f{.-.Vo( to , 
 Jes < IriishilNlieii 
 br 11^ liim in 
 " <lieilshilsiilt( 
 open lake, w 
 'niNKs.('nn,rii(u 
 
 ('^) f K'> 'oil 
 
 cs < liifclieiishiN 
 
 (8) r drive (I 
 
 cliilchen iish 
 
 'ln"ii('s (hih'hosh 
 
 ■liineH-ehilchoshi 
 
 woods to the 
 
 ^'ii(lii}clicnshilM!i 
 
 'iMNK3cnrr,0Hu.sii 
 
 navii,'att' to tl 
 
 • H-ehilchnHhilHlu' 
 
 kiiNkii, I hrui 
 
 •'H-cheiitiisem, jg 
 
 "igacnt])ilc, gQ 
 
 
ChoHtcnul7.ini 
 
 •t 
 
 CIIRU 
 
 (Mii'H'clMHti^mon, .». A fnBtitli(»UH ixploror. 
 
 Sjjiiclnw'chlHt, .'. Appointed to explore. 
 
 (MIKSPIX, .«. NceV, the biicU piirt of tlio nook. Dim. hchvUon- 
 
 pill. In ('()mp'>siti(»n, ''/'>',' ^^i''' ''' pn^fixcd w» llio root, v. 
 
 ^r, 'S'cli^t'ilpM,' firi'y iiockt'd Iioino. 
 ('II KTHS, t's'clu t.'is, Tlic'iv is u Hereon hotwoon to prevent Kocinfj 
 
 OIK! another. •KacH-iIioli^Mi.' Wo arc Hireencd, there jh u 
 
 H rocn i).'t\v.!on us. 
 loH ehctilseni, I put Moniothm^ hetwoen to provont hia Hight, v. g. 
 
 the grates rtf the eonleHHional. 
 (;lIIM':S-(.'III'U;L.Sin, ehin ehenlHh, r. intr. I grow old. Pi. 'Kucs- 
 
 »hi)tMilshi.' Wcaro growinif old. 
 IcHKUM, Open fioM, open Nca, open i)hu'o. Tjchin n kao 4zi!.' 
 
 We are already in the deep water. 
 |(,'liil('liuiitn, l()<\ On the open field. 'ChilchonictiUu.' On thu 
 
 open sea or lake. 
 iKae cheeii, We are already arrived in the o])on sea < r water, 
 (Iiiiies ( lunshilshi, (5) I go in the open sea, or river, lake, into 
 
 deep water, ut large. 
 In. 15.— Not to mix it with, 'ChutnsMlsl..' 
 Iji's ( iriishilshcin, cheiishilMhsten, clM'iisJiilHhhku, v. tr. ntf, (8) I 
 
 br iig him into the deep, open water. 
 
 « liuushilsliltein, ehtiishitMldten, v. id. I bring his to the 
 
 open la\'c, water. 
 rHi.vKs-enn,riitUMiiL>*iii, ehin-ehihhtushilHh, eliileln' iiKhilsh, iMn/r. 
 
 (f)) I go to the pluinH, I go to the open field. 
 jcs ( hihlit'iisliilsheir, chileli'iishilshlen, elniiishilshH'v-ii, v. ^•. real. 
 
 (8) I drive them to the open field, at largo; men, animalK, etc. 
 ' cliileheu ushilshem, red. 
 f/'liiiies ehilehoshilshemlnisi, freq. 
 L^hiiieH-ehihho'^bilshti'.mshi, /)o/>. I drive out the cncmios from tho 
 
 woods to the plains, 
 figuchlleheiishilshem, .<>•. Appointed to drive oflT the eamp. 
 f.'iiiNE3cnri,cnusiui,snfeTiKiir, ehin-ehiUluiHhilshttiku, v. intr. I 
 
 navigate to the open water. 
 |»H-(hiIehuHhilKhi tikum, ehih-huHhilshitikustcn, chilehusilBhiti- 
 
 knskii, I bring him over to open water. 
 [oHcheiitiisem, |©"Kiit. 
 Iigncntpile, JCS^'G'eeniin. 
 
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 les-chgngaipiiscm, digagnpuHen, v. act. liet. I look. 4@)'''G}tp.' 1 
 
 fix my eyes on hit* eyes. 
 Ohgagaps'.', •. One that hus the fault of lookinj^ nl ovtM-ythiiig, 
 Chgal(iin, ft^GiiKm, 
 Chgiisi, fligalgalelii, Jj^^Gal, galip. 
 ChgalMhinim, fi^^Guhm. 
 Chgamkar, Rs^Gamziin. 
 ('hgapptMi.-', B^Gap. 
 Chgazim, 8S^G.i/am. 
 CIIGOEZT, part. It is past, 'hn chgotzt.' Tluj past. Ne chgoczt.' 
 
 When it will bo past. 
 Chgotzt, '. Monday; this Flathcads taking iSnriday aa their 
 
 starting point. 'Nc chgotzt.' Next Monday. 'S'chgoezt.' 
 
 The time past, anything ])ast. 
 Chinca-fhgofczt', (■hin-{!hgoezt, chgotv.tsh, v. intr. (':)) I pa.s8, pass 
 
 by, pass aiiead, Cr. (levanccr, 
 ('hinoH cligozgotzt', reJ. 
 Chines ehfgoiigozti, dim. 
 
 Chinet* ncligozttlsi, v. vol. I wish to pass by, not to stop. 
 Chgozt(imen, ,^. One always passing without stopping, 
 les-chgozim, (hgoznteii, v. tr. (let. (10) I 6iirpass it, overcome, 
 
 beat him, trespass, ])as8 over. 
 ♦• chgozgozim, ri'd. les chJgozim, dim. 
 Chincs-chgoznii, chin-ohgozini, ehgoziish, v. tr. ind. (7) I surpass, | 
 
 pass over. 
 leS'Chgoz'znunein, ohgoz'znun, ehgoz'zmint, v. tr. (8) I succeeded I 
 
 in beating, surpassing him. 
 
 *' chgoz'znulteni, v. n/. I surpass his 
 
 " chgoz^hitem, chgozshiten, v. ril. (15) I surpass for him. 
 " chgozhein, chgozlt(';M, ohgoziH, V. rel. (17) I surpass his... 
 Chincs-chgozltiimshi, pop. T pass ahead of people. 
 Chincs-chgoznzuti. rcfi. I surpass myself, T go over my power, I 
 
 assume too much authority. 
 Kacs ehgozmenuegui, rec. We beat one another, we race together. 
 Kacs-chgoz'zistutgui, rcc. We will emulate to pass ahead of one I 
 
 another. 
 Chgoz'zutem, v. pot. That can be surpassed, excelled. Tasl 
 
 chgoz'zutem. Unrivalled. 
 Cligoznzutcn, 5. The surpasscr ot one. 
 
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 CHGUT 
 
 ES CIIGOIKAN, 7>ar^ It i^ pil jJ up, :v pllo. 'Bi ohikiligoikiiii hi 
 
 ItjjuIC'Ipe.' Arc piled on the floor. 
 Ciiinos lihj^oiUiini, chin c!)gji!<at), chgJikai.sh, V. i/ifr. (5) I pile up, 
 
 mak(; a pile, 
 les (;h;;6ikiiiiom, chi^oikari, ch.<i6ikant, v. tr. det. (8) I pile it. 
 
 " (•li;;oi):aHcin, (16) I pile wp iu» or it lor him. 
 
 Chinea-chgo'izlcani, fi^G'oiz. 
 
 Cligol.colcgutcMi, Ring, rouletto, fl@"G6lko. 
 
 (y'hgolkomcn, s. Giin worm, A^Gulko. 
 
 ChfjOU'ne, ('ropped ears. P^. 'Chgotgotene.' Cropped ears. *Ohgo- 
 
 i.'.ps.' Bob tail. JBSrGotim. 
 CIIGULUTKM, Inclination, propensity, br>nt. 'Zagtil t kaoa- 
 
 chgiilutom.' Am we incline, according to our bend. 
 Chgn^ps, Oaf'Guop. 
 Chgnamkan, Tloan horse, 8i©*Guem. 
 CIIINES-CHGUTPEAllNI, chin-chgutpmin, chgiitpcnuniah, v. tr. 
 
 in<l. (6) I attack, N. li. — The same as, 'ChguiziUi/ I run to. 
 
 ft^Gutip. 
 Ic8 chgutpominem, chgutptMnin, chgutpmint, v. tr. real. inst. (11) 
 
 I run up to liim, attack him, as 'Kaca'chgutpmiatgu San 
 
 Stiichemish Maly.* llun always to t!ie Blessed Virgin Mary. 
 [(yhines-chgutpmiaki'ligiii, v. intr. I attack people. 
 Kuos-chgut})enu;i)Utgu', ?•((". Wo run one against the other, as in a 
 
 duel, 
 hes-nchgutpiiiiaem, ncligutpiiuHenion, v. tr. cop. (9) I attack him in 
 
 a dufl. 
 
 nchgutpeliaem, nchgutpelisenior, id. I attack several in a duel. 
 jdhines nchgutpeniclsi, vol. 
 Ies-(hlgutpu\ineni, diin. I make a faint attack. 
 IS'chgutpcniHkeligu, ■■•. The attacking. 
 
 (:HGUTPK, .'. The junction of two rivers. [Chgutpetikii.] 
 |Chgugut't])c, >■. /'^ The junction of several rivers. The junction 
 
 of the throe forks of the Missouri River. 
 |I(!8 (h'hOu), or (ihchtni'm, ch'h6men, ch'hi-ment, v. tr. inst. (9) cont. 
 
 es'ch'lu' mstcr, t s'ciriicniskn, I owe him, I am indebted to him 
 
 !or something good don(! to mo, v. g. I go with a friend to a 
 
 Strang* r who treats me well on account of my friend. 'C'h'he- 
 
 inen i i isclagt.' I owe my friend. •Kae-ch'htmentem Maly.' 
 
 Wc an ind'jbtf'd to the Blessed Virgin Mary [lor having Jesua 
 
 
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 CHGUI 
 
 C'.irist, arl otlnr favors fr.nn GjJ. It is for her sake that we 
 
 nrd fiivorod.] It is thu rovor-tc of 'Tos chtleipilein.' J^rTleein. 
 
 lo? o'r'.i Mil Horn, oli'hii n'toii, v. rel. (16) I ovvo to his 
 
 CJ lidl.s^ Tcanten, .s. Anythiri!^ to cover tho head. J®"It;l^um. 
 
 Cnialk i'», s. A lyt'uii/^ to put aroiiTul tho head, not to cover it. 
 V. j^. the Blosvj.l Virgin Miiy. 'Ks^jhialkan.' By tho crown 
 of stars. Bi^Ia!. 
 
 Chiali7/% Surroiindod. a^"Cliiclom. 
 
 CII[NESCIIGUI, chin-L-hi;ai, cligaish, V. m^r. (5) f go to Homo 
 placo. aerGai. 
 
 Ics chgiiieii!, chgtiiinon, chguiment, v. tr. inst. (9) I go to .see him, 
 I pay him a visit, I go for his sake to him. Pliirol, if they I 
 go one hy one, 'Kacschguiguicm.' If they go all together, 
 *Kaeschtko6tem, chtkootemen,' used also in the singular, in 
 tho /ndian way, by which, /, tftou occurs for we, and you in I 
 iho plural; therefore they say, '01itko6temen«in,' 7, mv, como 
 to saiW/iw, you. Mvoc'itkoutumentgu,' IVioii, you, earnest to 
 see me, us. 
 " chguiguiom, rr/J. Means T go to seo liim at different times; or 
 we severally visit hini. '.stem ia ikschglieni? What shall /| 
 go to see. 
 " chg!.imHein, chgJiimUen, chgaimeit, v. n7. (16) 7 visit his.. 
 
 Kaes chguimeniicgui, rec. We visit one another. 
 
 7e8 chguimluisom, freq. I olten go to see him. 
 
 Chgiiignimu', .s. A frequent visitor. 
 
 7es-chgugtiiem, v. dun. 7 pay him a short visit. 
 
 Chines-chguimskeligui, 7 visit folks. 
 
 Chguimsk«iligncnieii, s. 7mportiino visitor. 
 
 S'cligu', .s. inf. A visit, a visitor. 'H'zehgiii.' Tiie having visit.'',! 
 or having been visited. 
 
 Chineps'cligui, 7 have a visitor. 
 
 7es tchguiem, (8) 7 go lirst to visit him, to see him, to meet him. 
 
 " zchgi.-em, (8) 7 come to visit him. 
 
 " ztchguimitem, v. r<l. 7 come first to visit his 
 
 Inchgiiimenziiten, .*«'. lie that (omcs to visit me. 
 
 Chguiteif, s. What one goes for, what makes one go. 'Stem hiaklj 
 clig!.iten diesofip? In ttie aszkuen shti in akU'hguitcn.i 
 What makes you go to hell ? your sins are what makes you go,[ 
 
 Jeschguistem, chgustcus. A^Gui. 
 
CUIA 
 
 CniNEs-ciKiui/uri, chin oh^uizut, ihgtiiziUMh, v. intr. refl. (5) I j^o 
 
 iny,-telf on, to [ full ujxjn, 1 iittuek him, I jjivo tho altuck; 
 
 lit. affyre.dtor, used not only I'or enemies, but for goi ijr by 
 
 oneself to sonieb:)dy. '(Mi^uizutemen Sun Stiiehemish Maly.' 
 
 I went to the Bless^'J Vir^'hi Maiy so a.s to a.s.sniilt luir by my 
 
 Jj)ruyerH, etc. 
 los clijijuizAleni, ehijuizateiiK'n, chguizatem^nt, v. inat. act. det. I 
 
 attaek him. 
 Chines tohf^uizati, T first gave the assault. 
 
 I(>H.eh.gui/I.temHem, (•. nh (10) I uttaek hit) 
 
 E-; ClIGUKrELZE, pari, ini.-is. Plundeivd. 
 
 Chines c-hgukuel/ei, chm-ehgukuelze, eligukuC-izeish, r. tr. ind. (6) 
 
 I plunder the dead enemies, or the dead of tho same tribe. 
 
 BirS)"Ciii!<um. r dean, !ay b:ii'e their tlesh. 
 Ies-eh'j;ukujlzem, chgiikuei/een, ehgukuidzeent, r. tr. de.t. (8) t 
 
 ])l(inder him. 
 Chines-ehgukulzemluisi, fre(i. 
 
 (!,iiii"s-cligiiknl/.eltl.mshi, /«7'. I phmd r jierple. 
 ChgukulziMuen, a. A plunderer. 
 
 CligukidzeiiZiUen, s'. The plunderer of. 
 
 Sijuehgukuolzem, •->•. Sent to plunder. 
 
 Sz-hgukuulz'j, part. Th ■ havin^:^: pluii lori.'d, tlio p.nM;)n or object 
 
 plundered. 
 (;h"u*'iit>, B^'Gutlim. 
 CUIA.— [roor of,-] 
 
 Esehiu, part., pa ■^<. Sedue ■ I, eia>''!a'i. 
 S'chia, ■'<. inf. The soilueing, the per-ion 8eluL-ol. '3z;;'.>ia,' past. 
 
 The having seduced, the having been seduced. 
 Cliiius chiam'i, eliiii-eliiam, cliiiiish, c. tr. ind. (7) I sednci>, debaucl). 
 (^Iiinos chilli, ciiiks'clni'ii, pa^''. I am seduced, solicited to evil. 
 liHchia" , chianten, chiantekii, f DiK es'chiast.'n, es'diiasteku, r. tr. 
 
 dcK (10) I seduce that person. 'Jhiantjn, u kotamis,' lat. 
 
 Snll'i'it'iri ilhim, fo'if inr recm^arit. 
 Chinos-chiashishi, )■. r>'h ind, Scdui'n pro i//'/ ■, nnn pro inr, 
 los-chiashishem, indff. Si'duco dUun pro <ilii.-\ 
 " chiashiteni, chiashiten, chiashil, r, Vil. (l;') Solirito ali</ua.m 
 
 pro CO. 
 Chities chiashhi^mshi, r. pup. I solicit tor the people. 
 KaoH-ehiuHhitucgui, v. rel. rcc. Wo seduce in liivor of each othor. 
 
, 66 
 
 CHIA 
 
 Ie.s-<hiaH6m, chiullun, chialt, r. reh (17) I solicit liis or for 
 
 hini, V. g. 'Cliialten hi stonicht'lts,' Soli'ltan' fdUun ijfs. 
 'ChiaJWn Hhcslu.tt'm.' SolieiUiri ci "/// 'ju.< famron" inullam. 
 
 "■ chiai'unem, chianuii, chiaii.'.nt, r. tr. (Jet. (8) I sucfooJed in 
 Hiidiicing hor. 
 
 " chiam'iHom, '•. r, 7. (16) I succi'imUmI tinallv in si'ilueing hor or 
 
 his 
 
 acs-cniaiiiiciiMu, 
 
 rcr. Xo.-i Ixvii'tiii ■^iilii-ifdijiiis^ pnirocaiiius Oil 
 p(('i'(}tiiii', sire rrrhif, sire ohtiitu rfc, Pra'Sfitiin de j>tVfnilntf< it 
 juvmcuhs ainornh (X('rccr.tlbn>>. 
 Ie.s-('luaiiu<};j:'ini, (•hiamit'<'ii;i, chiaiURyiuiil, nnit. Cfs'chiaimcgiisteii, 
 
 es (• 
 
 hia 
 
 nticyiiiskii, V. <iiu.< 
 
 (8) F 
 tH)» nc ,l'"icntia firif. 
 
 li-iii I'OK Acsi' i/i'ori)i'iU'i' <(i 
 
 J' 
 
 (I mahiii . 
 
 uti parcn 
 
 chiamkn'iiin, C'hiaiiiu'n'iiim':', cliiaDiKguiin.'iit, 
 
 Ala 
 
 mo 
 
 iUunt 
 
 ([no 
 
 rei'inroec a<l(tmor. 
 
 r. !i,tr. (9^ 
 'Jsiikulehianue- 
 
 Ct'i 
 
 gum.' lUe, vel ilia cum qua ainorrK rxcr 
 
 t-hianiu'gmiiltom, chiaMueguinltcii, rrc iitst. Ailamo ijii.^ v, 
 
 uxor'ivt a O'ln rf.'a.h n 
 
 SiiichiamiejXiitei) 
 
 ■ I. ■nor. 
 
 '^(..•)/\ iiiiKir s f'lrn/i. 
 
 hti siicliatmuii iKiy;a- 
 
 li^!semoiif2:ii t's:K'lHanUi':rnteii.' Hi-h-^i<iiii i>ut'is laniin aiiKjn 
 
 exerrendL 
 Nc'hiamii'giitoii, n. O'loii' <fi': I .i l/iihctur in oiliiitittiDm' rrrijn 
 
 lira. 
 
 n 
 
 To.s nchiuiisoni, lu-hiauscuuMi, v. 
 nchiiilisom, pi. Solintn ^f-n\ 
 Cliii'ios (.•hiamlulsi, fi'i''j- 
 los chiamliiisi'm, friq. a<t. dif. 
 
 (9) S'lln'if/i ram ad I'upid tin. 
 
 chialtom, [not 'chialtini,' a^* alxtvi-] (■hi..lti'ii, c'liultciit, c. ti\ 
 
 coij'p. from 'ciV,' (8) Scihifo Jiliaiii ijfis -J n n-^tni.ttdo <-)iii) juTtioiui 
 
 ad quam filia pi'rf.'nrf. 'Kix liialtoiitgn.' Fcdnxixii Jjliam imaih. 
 
 '(""hialtODziii.' Srdnxi Jfittm fitniu. '( "liiii-cliialt.' ^fra film 
 
 fuit f>rdvtta. 
 
 piK"hia;ii, pncliianteii, pufiiiantcku, r. ti 
 
 uxorcni i ///.•<. 
 
 iiiiji 
 
 'J 
 
 'Ko-pucliiaiitO';i;ii.' Scdiixi^^tl uxor. 
 
 Ill III I'll III. 
 
 Chinos jiiicliia'ni, cliiii-piK'liiam, i\ fr. iml. Sidiiro ji, r'< auu 
 
 ■iiiiji, 
 
 (ja a 
 
 nr'ii) , ri 
 
 ■ rari'ii 
 
 Ka(.'s-j)ii(liianuogui, Si'dii.i-iiiiii.'< ulti'r altiriuti uxdI'iih. 
 Ki 
 
 ios-ch!:iltoniicgul^ Srdn.i ,'ii.i>.< i.l'rii Id rii • fil' 
 
 III 
 
 Chiaiamul, Sidmfrr procux. 
 Chianziiti-!'., ^■du-i'V Jm. 
 
 Tnchiaii/iUi'n In ikls'i '.u.' 
 
 M 
 
 lis 
 
u-iiiiT hor or 
 
 ) Otill JlcrtiOlhl 
 
 «7 
 
 CHIIT 
 
 st'ductor sit incus iniiiiiciis. 
 ClUFAiO.—lruot of,] ! 
 
 Es olii^korni, chi6ko, (5) I fj;o through, I do not stiik in, as a 
 
 lliroad goos through the noedle-oye; u foot goes through into 
 
 the slioi', a hoad goes into the hat j one goes through a 
 
 narrow ijussiige. 'Tas'ehifeUo.' It does not go through ; v. g. a 
 
 too narrow shoe, hat, sleeve ete. ||@"Nicko, tctko. 
 les-ehiekoni, chiekontcn, cliieliunt, (10) 1 make it go through. 
 
 'Cliiekontui In koazkan, In kacshin.' I made the hat, shoes. 
 
 go in. 
 " chickonunem, ehiekonun, (8) I sueceded in making it go 
 
 through. 'Lu eskutiszuti talcs'ehiekonuis hi l-kolmehemtpshi 
 
 s'ehohenidskat ; KoHnpe(ip.' Those that make themselves big 
 
 (•ann(jt go through the gate of heaven ; it is narrow. 'Nem 
 
 ka6e.' Tiiey will stiek in. 
 CIIICHET, adj. Near. K^See 'eliiit.' 
 rnrriiif:E, .v. Gi-aiid niotlier, but only mothers' mother j Second : 
 
 My daughters' daughter's son or daughter; and others. See 
 
 sehemo ol' consanguinity, 
 ("hiohitus, cop. The relationship of grand-mother and grand son, 
 
 as above explained. 'Kaes-chiehitus.' We are grand mother 
 
 and grand-son, which has no parallel in our languages. 
 ClIIELEM, and derir. JteT'lclem,' Surrounded. 
 CIIIXES-CIIIELGUI, chin-ehidgum, chi<\lguish, r. tr. Ind. (6)1 
 
 surround a house. 
 les-chielguni, chielgun, chielgunt, c. tr. dd. (8) I surround his 
 
 house. 
 CIIITSUS, i)iirt. Xest of birds, any piece of branches on a tree. 
 E.S-CIIIILPMI, chiilip, v. intr. The river flows into another, it is a 
 
 tributary. 
 S'chiilip, .s. The mouth of a river or creek, the opposite of 
 
 'Sntleepzin.' Head of a river. 
 Siichiilplin, s. hif. The tributary of a larger river, in regard to the 
 
 main stream. 
 Chut, Xear. 
 CHIIT,— [?v)o^ o/,] 
 (Miiclu't, red., adj. Neai', not lar, both in time and space. 'Lchichet.' 
 
 In a near place, or time. 'Chchichet.' To a near. 'Tel chi- 
 
 chet.' From near. 'S'chichet.' s. The being near, the near- 
 
 Si 
 
 \ 
 
 
 lli 'I 
 
 m l* I I 
 
 3fitJ9^uta«H.^'r 
 
an 
 
 noKB. *Lii lifiVhichot.* Not far from mo, near mc, not oon- 
 
 tii.'iiioiis. K. B.~'riijFsaj;;sini.' McniiK iio"fi;liboi', no sj^ice be- 
 tween. *Chichet.' MoanH not fiir, 'Cli'ohichet,' [Spokuni,] 
 Business. 'In'cIk l:i(T,et.' It is m}' own Imsini'Hs, it concerns 
 nu'. 'Tiitii aK'(lK'lii< hct.' It ih none of y<»ur businesH. Tho 
 FlathcjulH wonld pmv, 'Is'chsaf^nn),' and no in tho lollowinj', 
 'h's clicliitv'ir.inciii.' I iniilic it my laisincsv, t!io I'latlicitds say 
 'los clisuj^anioni.' B^ *('hiz.' To roacli to arrive to. 
 
 Ta is'clichit^Ip, rd. I do not think it any of my businesn. 
 
 Chines CHciiiTEMt, ehin-<h(biil, chchiitHh, r. intr. (5) 1 draw near, 
 I approach a pl::ce ironj alar. 
 
 CliincH clu'hitcnii, cbin-rhfliitini, chchitish, v. tr. hid. (7) I make 
 Bomothinj; near. 
 
 Icschchitim, ohcliiti'stt n, fhohitistekn, r. tr. thf. oavss, (10) I make 
 hini advaiKo to a I'laoe. X. R. — TIio olijict of tliis verb, is 
 tho person advancinj.', not the ])Iacc neared to. 
 '* (hiiton iiu ir, cbiitomin, (hiiteniint, insfr. (11) I leel myself 
 noarinj; it. N. B. — This verb governs the phieo or pertson 
 neared in, not the advancing; to. 
 
 ehehitltc'm, r. rel. [from 'dichitim,'] (17) I make his ad- 
 vance. 
 
 cbiitomi'tem, v. rel. (16) I advaneo to his 
 
 zchdiitim, v. lor, tr. I make !>im advance this way. 
 Z( liiiteminem, v. Io'\ tr. I advance, I eonie near this way. 
 ** tehehitim, I make him advance first, I make him advaneo 
 
 from there. 
 ** t< hitcmhuMr, I go first towards him, or it; I advance to him 
 or to it, from there. 
 
 Kaes chehiitemenuC'gni, rec. We advance one nearer to the other. 
 
 N. B. — 'Kae-chichet,' AVe are near to. *Kae-chichiit.' We drew 
 near to. 'Kaechchiitcmenucgni.' We come cne near the 
 other. 'S'chichet,' .«. The nearnesF. 'S'cbchi'it.' The near- 
 in<r, the object neared. '8zchcbiit.' The having conic near, 
 or the I.avirg been appv(!a< bed. 'J.u i.'-zcbcliiit.' AVbat lias 
 been neared by me. 
 
 Chines cufTsiiTLSHi, chin cbitsbilsb, />?'/'. cl itshilsli, [from 'chiit,' 
 not from '(b;/,'] v.iitr. {^) T (hr.w iicrv, l:;t. i^o (]]Uf,'rnr. 
 
 Chines cbitshilshi, cbin-cbitshilshem, ( liitshiishiBb, v. tr. ind. (6) I 
 draw something near. 
 
 4< 
 
 <i 
 
 U 
 ■ I 
 
 ^H cbitsMlshem, 
 »■>- 'hilsbilsbs! 
 go ncai". 
 cliitsliilshem, 
 draw near bin 
 ])roach me. 
 lacs ( liitsliil: b 'in 
 jiiiK's nchitslii'sh 
 [s ncbitshilshilso 
 
 near him. 
 Iliines-ehitsh Isiiii 
 [ri-ciiiirAK<;;r i, cl» 
 
 of the hills. 
 Icliiiiakeir, «. No; 
 js'cliilelieli.itus', (. 
 (he top of the 
 L'liiitiiiko, It is I 
 \^inTE,—lroot of, 
 bnit's-ehiitcMv, cli 
 taken car,) of. 
 Iscliii'ur, cbHcnl 
 tr. dit. (10) It 
 watch the dead I 
 liirK's-chiitcsbisbi, 
 
 for others. 
 Ificliiiteshisl.cm, d 
 others, not for 
 chilteshiten'. chi 
 soniething for 
 uiii'amed < bjcc 
 lies (•biitesliiliic'fu: 
 
 our things, 
 sdiiiteshituegum, 
 [supposing that 
 gnmcnzin.' I, i 
 |(liiitesbizi.tep, .v. 
 lcl:i.!enz,".tcn, .<■. II 
 zuten.' Mv iriii 
 K-hiitoltfem, chitel 
 
 masa 
 
ice to him 
 
 m 
 
 OHIITB 
 
 Ih chitH^iilMhcm, cliitshilpor, chitphilwhonl, conf. oh chitshilshstoti, 
 
 fj. liilHliilHliKkii, V. cavft.". (8) 1 dniw it near, nmke it come or 
 
 }fo near. 
 
 cl'.itshilHlicir, cliitshilslieineii, cliitwhilKlu'ment, v. ms/r. (9) I 
 
 «irii\v near him. 'Xcj-zchitHhilshement.' (.'ome near me, ap- 
 
 ])r(mch mo. 
 
 [ni's (hit^hil: h •iiuMiiieo-iii, v. rri\ "We approach one to the other. 
 JhiiH'S nchitshi'shcis', v. voh I wish to go near. 
 [•s ncliitshilshi IsLMv, nchilRhilshelsemen, (Vf. /?i,s/. (9) I winh to go 
 
 near hin>. 
 
 IhineH-chitHh Nhiicheni, I near the mountnin. 
 d-ciiilTAKfir I, caiitaktin, v. Intr. (5) The Kun is nearing the top 
 
 of the hills. 
 Khiitaheir, *. Near sunset. 
 Is'ihilc'.K'h.iUis', ihiichehiilils, v. intr. (5) The 8un is approaching 
 
 the top of the hill. 
 'ohiiti'ilko, It is close to the wood. 
 llUTE,-lroot of,] 
 iinvs-ohiitcnr, chincs-chiit, v. pass. J am watched, preserved, 
 
 taken car^ of. 
 Iscliii'in', chiti nlen, chitint, oonf. es-chitest6i«, es'chiteKttku, v. 
 
 tr. (hi. (10) I take care of it, conserve it, watch upon it; £ 
 
 watch the dea<l, sit up by a dea«l, or sick person. 
 iiK's-chiitcshishi, chin-chiteshishem, v. riL (6) I am on the watch 
 
 for others. 
 IR cliiitoshishem, chilteehishemen, v. rel. (9) I watch over this for 
 
 others, not for myself. 
 
 chiiteshiten". chiiteshiten, chiitcshit, v. rcl. (15) I take earo of 
 
 Noniething for him; I help him in taking euro of somu 
 
 unpamed f bjcct. 
 lies (hiites'.iitiicgu:, rec. Wc help one another in taking care of 
 
 our things, 
 i-duiteshituegum, chiteshitiicgnmen, rec. instr. (9) T gnard his.... 
 
 [supposing that ho guards something ibr me.] 'Klchiteshiluc- 
 
 gumen/.in.' I, in return, am guarding your property. 
 Icliiiteshizuter, ,v. Ue that helps me in taking care of my things. 
 1(1:1. U'nz.'.tcn, f. He that takes care of myself. 'Ange inchiilon- 
 
 ziiten.' Afy guardian Angel, 
 ichiiteltfem, chitelten, chitUt, v. r<7. (17) I take care of his, 
 
 £Mr 
 
 *-»-TWic> y Mfc'lli.-*' jg^^i--;7-ap - 
 
■i"» 
 
 7U 
 
 or (>:' tluit fell liiiii 
 
 CI 
 
 iiiirs ( 
 .1 
 
 liiit 
 
 «niisi: 
 
 t-;. I !... i< 
 
 (ii;l '<«r iii\st 
 
 I, I 
 
 tun on il 
 
 ool.'otit. 
 
 ('Iiini>s-((luitfiiz,',t", V. /■./.''. I t;i';c 'iin' <>:' invsi'll 
 
 S'cliiitc. Tin- lliin;;- <:irt'<I 
 
 tlic (iil<mi( (lire 
 
 •/-•li.ili' 
 
 Wl 
 
 Ikis luH'n tiilccii (Mi't' <>', 'Is'cliiiti .' My i;'ii!ii'iliiiu>tlii|). inj 
 <:i villi; oii'c, niy stcwjifilsliip. 
 
 ClIINKS-CIIHTKSK'Mi M:I, < Ilill rlii;it'sl<ilniU', ("i I miill'il liitlXh. 
 
 I('HchiilosIci'iM;in.-ii , rliiit»'<!<:'i;:':u'ii, cliiilt Kl<i\j;-iU'?it, (S) T ^iiard liij 
 (Miin-( l>iitsl<H!;;;('ii/.i'it'. v. ,'^7/. I i;ii:inl my own Intrsos. 
 
 [;u's cIiitslsM^-iicmi ■ ii'ii , w 
 
 \\\' iriKinl the lioi'sfs of 
 
 jinollior. 
 Smi('l>iit('sI<ii<.C!i<' 
 
 ir 
 
 Ill's* - •'"•'11''' 
 
 (^uiNKS-ciiMTKi/ii, (•liin-( liiitt It, cliiiti itsli, v. Iiifr. '•"/////. (5) I tiilij 
 
 can' ol n y child. 
 Ics cliiitt hot; , cM;! Ili'i-, I'liiilc'llciil, v.f/. .^^ vS) I t:il^f ''"'•<• 
 
 tilt' child of. 
 
 lnchiili*Itcnzv\tcii, 
 
 Tl 
 
 c '•uardian ot niv children, v. ^. llie cliii 
 
 (Jod <>tc, 
 
 Chinks rii!iTri,i;iNZih"i, I <;ii!ird my nwn house. 
 
 Inchiitolsxnnzulcr, n. The f^iiardian of my house. 
 
 Chincs-cl i!tclmii, I ijnanl niv house. 
 
 Tcs ehiiteltciin , c!.iitilj;iin, 1 ^nai'd his honsc. 
 
 Chin-pMchiitenzut, 1 lijuard my wife or hiishand. 
 
 lesjinchiitim, es'jmcliiitesten. T jfiiard liis wife or hnshii 
 
 'Kspnehiitt'stomen.' I take cure of thy wife or liiisband. 
 Chines-chiititilvui, I take care of the w!iiskey. 
 Chincs-chiifelsziiti, I take care of the n'oods, Ir. /In hnfh. 
 
 cliiitels/,i\teni.' T take care ol your trajis. 
 ('hiiies-chiitalksi. I tike care of the clothes. 
 loH chiitulksem, T watch over his clothes. 
 ('liTNKS-rnilT?;\Ei, chin-chiifene. chiit( iicish, v. infr. T take c 
 
 'Kiiii 
 
 IIIV 
 
 ni 
 
 y ears, \ wnteli over my ears, pwheo anreti, ausculto. 
 
 TeH-chiiti'iiem, chiitenesten, v. //•. <frt. ('(luas. (H) T make liiin lisitj 
 to, to ho attentive. 
 
 <'hiitt^neni, < hiitt^ncnien. i hiilciiciiH nt, v. 't)sfr. (!)) T pay att 
 tion, irivc ear to liini. Mliiiteiu^nienziii.' I lu-ard you attcj 
 tivelv. 'Eschiifeni instcmen.' T hear von all the tin 
 
 atlc;it!v--iy. 
 
 |cs-< liiitCneinitei 
 [ai'.s cliiitciiemc 
 
 |iicliiileni-meii/ri 
 
 |^•s-cIliit(^stusem, 
 it. -Chiitest 
 on your hlun 
 
 I'nii. Is a |»rc|io.- 
 iiicanin^ alio 
 with, '■//,' an 
 Ih- loiin 1 use! 
 
 |.'irst, Chii, Wh 
 simply an ad 
 is placed ali( 
 placefl. 
 
 jii'coiidly, — When 
 Jed is lotated 
 it govern.s d:i 
 the action per 
 ill ihc j)assi\ 
 all over, not u 
 iiii'.lly, — ir the 
 pla"cd, wants 
 mental 'orm o 
 
 f'uurthly, — I'^'oin 
 dtlii'i' \i'ilis (a 
 ^vliicli makes 
 \cilis (if the <1 
 key :or ail oti 
 
 Ks'icI^U, Il IS .'•})) 
 
 .spread it. 
 
 t.- vln.ii Ig'ii, i>i,.--. 
 
 over. 
 .■> I lii'ii'l^aii', '.■ ' 
 !-'( Ii!'il;,iiciic, /■'. 
 with the Llaiik 
 li'> iliililj^iiciicii , 
 cover him, all 
 tlie hlmket is 
 
OS, 
 
 liKthl. 'Klliii 
 
 |rs-( 
 
 ai'-'> • 
 
 ^1 
 
 uMi-;ii:vr!_v. 
 
 Iiiii. iii'iiilti'iii, \. nt<t,-. III. ^^l(l) 1 liojir altoiaivfly his 
 
 IiiitiiK'nuiui.'i;ii', V. itc. Wr hear (Hk aiiotluT atli'it' . ily, 
 
 iiicliiili'iH'iiii'n/ritrii, s', Mv iitti-ntivf lioaror. | « 
 
 |os-(liiit»'J*tust'iii, cliiilt'sirisc'iiuMi, v. Inst. (0) 1 Uot'j) my oycH on 
 il. •(Miiilrstusi'iiii'iilifii III aslxi'iii ^I'i iiuUo.' Ki'cji y«»iir cyo.s 
 oil your Ithiiikct, lost it Ih; Htolon. 
 'nil. Is a j»ri'iM)siti()ii always j>ri'li.\i'i| ti»a vorlt and itsdnrivativo^, 
 iiiv'aniii^ ali.>v<', fr, </(■,<,■,//•, iia'. ilisoprd. N. IJ. — Not to mix it 
 will), '•/',' Jiiid './(/■■:,' Tlio I'ollowiiijr ri'iiiarUs for iti* use will 
 In- ioiiu I lisc-iul, 
 ii'sl, CIiil, Wlu'ii [ r.li\»':l uilli tlir jirimitivc i'orm oi' a vitI> ii* 
 simply an advi'ih, and tlic vt'rl) tlu'ii i;'(>vi'nis tjii) oltji'ct which 
 is placed aliivr, ai.il net tiic |la<calMivc which an (d)joct i.s 
 placiMl. 
 Lioiidly, — When We want to indicate the plate on which the ob- 
 je( I is loiated, we ali.\ './u,' to the root ot the verh, und then 
 it goveniM directly the jdacc on which the object is phiced, or 
 the action per'oniie I ; -Iioiild the vi^rb be used in the active i>v 
 in llie j)assive 'onns. T.ns composition ai' 'r/iil-nu' meai 
 
 IS 
 
 over, not all annind 
 
 ii'.liv, — Ir the jti'i'son or object, iill 'H'l r which an object i.>» 
 lilaced, wants to indi(atr the saiin^ olijecl, then the iiistru- 
 
 in 
 
 cntal 'orni of the verb is resorted to. 
 
 •durthly, — I'roin tliis verbal (uinposilion a'l endlo.s.s number ot' 
 other veilis « an be ii.ade, with all the verlml substantivew j 
 which makes this laii;^iia;;c a!i enilles.- one. See nearly all 
 verbs of the diction;irv. Here only one will be inserted as a 
 
 key :or a 
 
 !l oti 
 
 lers. 
 
 ',s I 
 
 c1li;i', It IS spread^ [-a'd o! a blanl.c , etc.] "Ii > i« ij^iim.' I 
 
 snre 
 
 ad it. 
 
 •.■< ( in.Kltiii, pi 
 
 e«"» 
 
 >'' 
 
 It 
 
 IS «M'cj.il over, 1, (■ 
 
 tlu- lijaiil^et is snri'ad 
 
 over, 
 
 ( lii'iM;j;!(ir, •' '. I sprrail it, [blanket,] over. 
 
 lii'il^iieiic, /''. He is oveiHj)i\ ad, i.e. he is«t<veri'd all over 
 
 w ith the bianke*. 
 Il"' i!iilil_i:;i,eiien , clii.il^iiei.eeii, ih 
 
 ■f. I 
 
 i h 
 
 over8i)reau liiin, i, e 
 
 1 
 
 (()\er him, all ()V(>r him, [reterrin;^ to the person ovei' whom 
 llie blinket is spread.] 
 
 "yliETIT-rnf rril-nTiTiiTl^r 
 
 i-"Tirrij,ygiWiiiw r. i. ,, 
 
u 
 
 CHILIP 
 
 t«M-i'hiHlniK'riom, chilil<;miiiu(ncn, ms'f-. I fool fitnl injMoIf cotI 
 
 oriMl, ((Vi'P.^jn'oad with, [ivlur.-i i^ t.) tho bluiiUyt,] I huvo 
 
 sproiul over mo. 
 
 " cliililL^iijii'ltom, r c >\\'r his illo/i'r. 
 
 " »']ii!i!^,i.'' i.'in't'j;ii, rl.i.nt:. I .c I c /V ;r,! 1 \v'.'A\ his bl;ui!ic| 
 
 I covorwd inynolf with his 
 
 Chilili^iiii/rit, II ■ covoi'ofl himsi'lf al! ovor. 
 
 (/hlHIgmiz.'.ti'inis, v. inf<t. Hi- (•ovoivd hi:nsL>lt \r\{]\, [rdtTri 
 
 to the hhiiiUet.] 
 Chilil^iioiit'teii, .s. Wliiit c )vor.s one, [bedding.] 
 
 ClUXIvSCllIl.IKO.VI, c'.iiii-cMfilso 
 
 ):i, (.Milikniiisli, V. i/i 
 
 reproiicli, objiir^'iUi.', roprelieiKl, I ae:-iise. 
 
 itr. (.)) 
 
 lesehi'iAOiieni, cliililiun, cliilikoiit, cont. eH'chi'ikosten, v. tr. (f)] 
 complain o'.' hiiii, rcjynnch him, n^jtivliea I him, I a 'I'li-i.) hm 
 not jundicihily. 
 
 " chilikoltem, ehihkoHoii, chihkolf, v. nl. (16) 1 reproaj 
 
 hJM. 
 
 /limes c.urUoii/.. 
 
 V. /•.;/.■, T 1';' "O'.c' , (•(ciile'.ini, acciisi; niyss;-! '. 
 ('hiiu's chilkoltiimslii, v. /"/y . I aceiis.' pOojjh', cumjilain ot |)e(i|i| 
 Kaes* c'hiHvoniu'jLjiii, v. rec. Weaeeiisj, rejiroach one another. 
 
 ChiH 
 
 kanzuten, n. 
 
 Tl 
 
 le reiiroaener. (omi 
 
 lain 
 
 vv ol'. 
 
 Al 
 
 leiil.uijij 
 
 z!.tL'n.' Ill' that repro:iclu'H you. 
 CHILIP. ti^C\u\\\]u—\_root of,] 
 Chines ehifpi, cliin-i'hilip, cliilijjbl!, v. iutr. (f)) I am hunting I 
 
 gume, or other things. 
 les ehilpim, ehilpiiten, chilpntiku, cont. eH'chiljyslen, esVhilpHtcli 
 
 V. tr. (let. (10) I hunt it. 
 
 " ehilehilpini, rrd. 
 
 C!ii! 
 
 K's ciuius;'.! <,\\ 
 
 I'lllil r i; 
 
 l:>!iishi'in, I'll' lis IS. lis 
 
 ('^ 
 
 hunt for othei's, not ileterniininif lor whom, or wliat. 
 
 leschilpshisheni, chilpshislu-meii, chilpshi-'hcment, v. vil. iii'itr.i'M 
 
 I hunt it not for myself. 
 *' eliil])shitem, chilpshiten, cliilpshit, v. nl. (1.")) I Inint for 1 
 
 iiiil 
 
 [(let 
 
 orminiiiLr 
 
 the ]. 
 
 M'son I hunt for, 
 
 no 
 
 t tl 
 
 le aiiima 
 
 l^J 
 
 'Chil))sliiten In isguehzalels I'sku skns. ' 1 went to hunt l(i| 
 
 niysirk i,n. .-.ome prairie cliickens. 
 Kues chilpshtuegir, V. /•(■/. /V(. We hunt for one anoiln'r, we lio 
 
 one another in hunting. 
 Ics-ehilpltcm, ehilplten, ehilpUt, v. r./. (17) I hunt it for him, 
 
 zehim, Dark fro 
 ■elieliim, Toward 
 ehiniU'.'gu, Ihirk 
 uis chernjtnji, t-s-c 
 
 iiTlii' I tf Tfii rr 
 
.n 
 
 cirfM 
 
 liuiil liin. 
 
 y'ltiauH (liilpltuiaslii, c. /.idjj. I hunt lov iho puoplo. 
 liirictHchil|>iitlui8i, r. /a,'i/. 
 
 lllllOSIlCi 
 
 liilpcKsi. c. C(jL 
 
 ' I ' I '• ' ^■i'H-('Iiil|>»)>»^'i)>i c^'hilpiiiiii, chilpiiuiit, t'. instr. act. (let. (11) I use it 
 lor limiting, V. ^. '(Jliilptnin hi iitukanchi.st6lze.' I us^-d thu 
 
 HI 
 
 x-sliooU-r hiuiliii;', I liiiiit with u ruvolvor. 
 
 'h> 
 
 m 
 
 cliilnmi'toM), chilpmiltoii, cliilpniilt, r. instr. rrL (IK) I u 
 
 his for hunting, I liunt witit his urnin. ^ChiFpinilzin \a 
 
 iisnoscleizu.' I hunted with your (h)ubk' barrol gun. 
 
 [uus (liilpnu'nuugui, Wu hunt one tinotlier, Uri l)ud men and 
 women. 
 
 'cliilip, A'. TIm; hunting, or tlie objeel hunte 1. 'S'/.c-hiHp.' The 
 iiaving hunted, or the object that has been hunted. 
 
 'liilpi'inen, s. Useless hunter. 'ChilehilpuK' A brave hunter. 
 
 fx I JKeuihilip, .s. A person sent to hunt. 
 
 b) I rei)r()ai|^l " " mi • . . ■ .. . ■ • • 
 
 ^""lilpoiizuten, s. The hunter ot. 'Anc liilpt-nziUcn ru sgueiiniin. 
 
 Tlie devil is hunling you down, is your hunter, 
 ^hilpshizuten, .s. The hunter for 'In t■hi^pshIZdten.' The one 
 
 that hunts tor- me, to help me. 
 Miilptin, s. Anything used tor hunting, gun, bow, horses, etc. 
 
 'Tu iepl-chilplin.' I have no hunting outtit. 
 *'s-chib"hilip, red. They are hunting in several ])artie8 or places. 
 •lllliKALll, .s. A lake. /'/. 'Chilkalkalii, chiUk'kalii.' A «mall 
 
 in hunting tlj 
 
 lal 
 
 te. 
 
 gt^Knlii. 
 
 . ciiiiiOivOiiAN, liaKl-hcad, [iVniu 'Hole, c. lol;.'] 
 'IIILKNK, s. A bony fish that comes in February. Second; An 
 
 Indian tribe on the Columbia, 
 'chilchilene, n. The moon of Tebruir}', when this fish is takon. 
 !Iiiliu/.e, Dirty all around. 8ui^'"Liut. 
 
 Jhihnze, ft. A barrel with wooden hooi 
 
 Second ; A bushel 
 
 MU' 
 
 asure. tte^li;] 
 
 um. 
 
 hunt for liiJ 
 niiiMuls,] V.J 
 t to hunt fJ 
 
 mm,— [mot oQ 
 
 iliiin, Dark, all dark, periett darkness. 
 
 nchim, Dark inHide, dark room. 
 
 zcliini, Dark Ironi above, Iroin absence of the 
 •chdiini, Towards the dark pluct-, hinibo. 
 
 chimlcgu. Dark ]>Iace. 
 is chempnii, es-chemii . /•. !/..'/. It gi*ovv« dark, fin^ Chom^nm 
 
 sun. 
 
 r't'ftrti^M 
 
cauK 
 
 [ti-oiii 'cIk'Iii.'J 
 
 Kh I'liilchunipfcni', r.luc. [Iruiii 'iliil,'] ll j^ivw durU all »>vur, Int. 
 
 tiiiKihrae fa< tat aunt KU/nr uuiin.iitm tiiiu 
 
 III, 
 
 lcH-('iiil( hunipi-iK'uin, I inaUi- il ^row ilurk all ovui', 
 
 iS'i-hi'mi|», .<r. infin. Tlio getting ilark, (larknoKN. 
 
 Ks (•lii'iiK'ln'inpdsUat, cIioijh lit'iiijiii.skalciii, f. intr. Tin.- ^kJ> groW'« 
 
 (lark. 
 h>s cln'mclu'iiipiin, (•li('iiii'lK'iiii)>*ti'ii, /•. riiiiss. I mako it jj;ri)w darli, 
 
 '('iKtiiichuinip \u Mpo6Hx.' Hit* hourt tainted. 
 i'UlS, pr III. jirfK. 1 alway.s iihod with vorKs or ikmiiih vt-rbitied. 
 
 '('hin-tlH.' I diiMl, 'Chiii-gest.' I am ^o.k'. '('hin-Piel.' l| 
 
 am PotiT. 'Cliiiikdio.' I am iiivhiII'. TIr' FlalhvadM pjvki' 
 
 to nay tin. 
 CHINAKS, /iron. /xt.'J. Oho uiiotlicr, somu' (nu-, la(. nlniiiis, qiiidaiK. 
 
 PL Ohin-kandksi, 7-cliiiu'iks. Only on*', aloni', lat. l^nh'ii*\ 
 
 sulus. 'I-kH-chinakHi.' Be it only one alont>. 'I-kukM eldnakMi.' 
 
 Yon must Ix' alone, nobody t>l,sr mast by with yon. 'I I'liiks'. 
 
 cbinrtlKi ' I want to Ik- only niyscit'. '/pisia, tani t ikakat-.s'- 
 • rhinkaniikfii.' (io all togi'tlier, not oiu' lure, anotlier llieiv. 
 
 'Tani xliei, china ks.' It is not he it i« another, i. e. not, the ono. 
 l-chin-chilnn'ikH, ilim. I am all alone, ital. iSV//, noli'tto. 
 <'hineM-ehinni'ika':8', chin ch'n iiikaks, c. intr. I become one, b.'in<i 
 
 nutny, v, g. hnsband and vvite, discording parlies that beco.iu' 
 
 oni- in heart, 
 les chinnukaksem, (8) I make them bicome (me nnited. 
 Chines ('hi nana ksi, l^inyi 
 
 iiiiiini^ I, u'l, go ttne by one. 
 
 Irs-chitniksem, chiniikHen, I put them one by one. 
 •' <-liMi'<aniiksem, chin-kaniik.sen, I put tli' n» si v ral t )gi ibi'i-, 
 
 several grou])H. 
 " ehinanuksem, chinanaksenien, (!)) I call them one liy one. 
 
 III 
 
 l-'.i 
 
 ehiniiks, One more, aigain another, 
 
 KItchinaks, Another, bat oidv when Uy h\ 
 
 g. they ar<' discissing who shall be tlu' ii 
 
 •ceeds to a prior ony, v. 
 
 cbiet ; thes- jtro- 
 
 pose one. and he is re used. 'Kncmt elchiniiks anntein. Thev 
 call the nairu' of another again, tinaliy. • I'.itchinaks n eltili- 
 mii;nm.' Another suceeeds in being cnief. 
 
 i:UlS.—[r<>nt„t,] 
 
 Chine* chiiiini, cliin-eainim, chiniish 
 
 (" 
 
 /. iixf. (7) I lati h. grub 
 
 at HontethiiJ 
 lje«>-rhin'ini, chill 
 
 
T5 
 
 CUIN J 
 
 iit sonu'thiiij^. 
 |T(.< rliiniin, cliin'iittVi, rhiniut, font. oHcliinstfcii, ch «'liinHt(M<ii, r. tr, 
 
 ifit. (10) T cat;!! liiin, T j;rtth il, Int. prehrndo. 
 Cliiiit'scliiiisliislii, «liiii cliinsliishoni, r. /•»/. (6) I j^riib at Moniotliiiig 
 
 for othiTH. 
 Ics clmiHliishcni, cIiiiishiMhomcn, r. nl. (9) I grab it for othcrw, not 
 
 tor invHclf. 
 " cliinHhitoni, cliiiiHhitfii, cliiiiHliit, r. ?v7. (15) I j^rabut Homotbing 
 
 tor bim, I bi'lp bini; [mucb UHod t'Hpocmlly by KalJHpolH. 
 
 'Sjf(»iil|)i,' otc. To bcl|) the di-ad.] 
 Kiu'M-cbiiiHbitiil'j^iii, re<'. We bolp ono unotbur. ■ '' • 
 ('liinHhi/aUi'ii, IIoli)er. 'In-cbiUHbizuton.' My helper, 
 los-i-luiilti-m, cbiiiltOn, cbiiuh, v. rd. (17) I grub at bis bolp 
 
 bin I grab It lor him. 
 
 " cbincbinim, red. I eatcb it with botli handH. 
 
 Iiiciiiii'n/uton, IIi' that grab.s at ino. 
 
 T<'i«-fli( liiiioiTinnMii, chchiiipmin, rOwbinomint, r. h>ntr. (11) T uno it 
 
 to grab at Hunictbnig. 
 Chchineiuiiiten, .s. The handle of a Hword, by which the sword in 
 
 taken hold of. 
 iKs-ciiiNl^H'HHKM, (;liin6chscn, chinficbsent, r. tr. (let. (H) 1 grab at 
 
 hiH hand, shako hands with him. 
 " (•hincbiiKcbsoni, rrJ. I take bim with both bandw. 
 Kaos-fbinobshnudgui, rec. We shake bands together. | 
 
 CliinoH-(.'binocl>ltumshi, ^o/j. 
 lEsrHcniNfcpii.KM, C'hfhin^pileon, ch('hin6pileent, r. tr. det. (5) T 
 
 gnidi* iiim, l(!a<l him, as loading a horne, or a blind man, by a 
 
 lialter, rope, etc. 
 
 " obcbinepilfcltom, i: rel. (16) I lead his him for him. 
 
 ilHchchindpile, part. pass. He is leading. 
 Igiichobiiitpilo, A person appointed to lead. 
 
 h:.s-N(iiiNKfir,sKM, luliinotMsoi), v. vol. T load him, [of blind folks,] 
 " cliiiiaganoni, cbiiiagan, cbinAgant, (8) I catch bim by the arm. 
 " cbincbinaganom, I catch him b}' both arms. 
 Es-cliiiiagaii, IIo is caught by the arm. 
 
 Ii's-(hinagaltoni, r. nl. (16) I catch his by the arm. 
 
 •' chcbinsbiuim, cbchinshinten, chchinHbintiku, i'. tr. det. (10) 1 
 
 catch his foot, I cattb him by the foot, or leg move properly. 
 Es-chchinchinwhin, He iu caught by both legs. 
 
 P: 
 
 *fc..i.iiTi;iMidiii.iifc 
 
 -**• 
 
 iiti'iii'ii:i"riii<''t'ii~'ii'inHji 
 
 ifrftW-i 
 
7« 
 
 CHINIL 
 
 les-kolclunMliiiiini, I catch him by the ankle of the foot. 
 " <hi hiiicmoi), I catdi him by the oar. 'Clicliintiieent,' //n/J 
 
 'Kh chcbiiiciic' ITc is caiii^bt by the oar. 
 T'.'H clu-liincliiticiu'in, f c:itcli liiiu by both ours. 
 
 " <'h<'hiiuMW.'lteni, r. nf. (16) I catch hi.s by the ear. 
 
 *' nchincnem, I catch him by tlie hair, near the ear. 
 
 ncninosiiscni, n 
 
 cliinoMiiseii, I catch him by the foreh)ck. 
 
 ti(i:< lYlicrcd. 
 liiics-chiiiileii/ut 
 lines cbiiiiliszuli, 
 1 iiiliiiizlnoin, nd 
 1 jealousy, usual 
 t\:;T.-lroot of,} 
 lines eiihili, chin- 
 lilt, mdvo uliriti 
 IcliintiMn, chintei 
 slen, es-chiiitoni 
 chin-chintem, 
 Lliiiitciultoni, c 
 lines chiiitemltum 
 
 jinpiduin. 
 |os eliiiitomenui'gi 
 leur uiu! aiiothc; 
 knes eliiiifomhiisi, 
 jfliintonilulsom, / 
 |ine8 chiiiteinisli, 
 
 in liaiiger. 
 Snes chintemiszuti 
 Ine.s chiiichinmiHZi 
 Intt'ineii, ,v. A tim 
 piiiit, .«. >»/. The 
 haviiii^ f'caro'J, oi 
 IINKSCIIIOKOI 
 huf. ((\) I calciim 
 Kliikoiokom, red. 
 Jchiokom, chiokon 
 r. tr. .ht. (8) I cti 
 liK's chiokoshi, ch 
 I otiiers. 
 
 '■liii'iki>slH'tii, chiol 
 
 I tliiit caliiinuy for 
 
 iliiokoshtcni, chii' 
 
 ti> |ilcase Inm, in 
 
 incs-cbiniii, chiii-chiii'ilcin, r.fr. ind. (6) 1 Jioisonod i^omebod}'. B eliiokoheni chiol 
 
 I't'i' lliat (Uic. 
 Incis-chikoUumshi, 
 
 " nohinaoskan«nn, nchinaoskan, 1 c.Uch him by the liair of thel 
 
 top of the head. 
 " kolcliiiiiipkaiiein, k«)'chiMai)kan, I catch him by the hair 
 
 the back of the head. 
 *' k(>:chinu8om, kolchinuscn, 1 catch him by the cheek. 
 *' iicbiiiaksoin, nchinakscn, T catch him by the nose. 
 '' kiihhinzincchsom, kolchiiizincchson, I catch him by the wrisll 
 " kolchini^p'sem, kohhint^])'sen, I catch him by the chin. 
 " ehchiiii'.psem, chi.'hiiiuijscn, I catch him by the tail. N. B. 
 
 Kacb of these have an endless tiimily of derivations. 
 rillN'KIN, .S-. A trap made of wood, that by tailing npon the| 
 
 animal catches it, [dift'erent from beaver traps.] 
 Chines ehincini, chin-chineinem, chineiniah, (6) I am trapping. 
 Chin-chineinem t'olo, I have been trapping martin. 'Chin-epll 
 
 t hincin.' I have traps. 'Chin-eps/.chinein,' port. pass. I huvel 
 
 SOI 
 
 iK'tliing traj)ped. 'Iszchintin.' What I have trapped. 
 
 (.'IIINCIIIXPU, x. Indian hair-worms of brass, worn as anl 
 
 ornament. 
 Kii-chinch!npu, You wear brass hair-worms. 
 Chin ciiiNT, ijgrChint. 
 CIlINK8CiriXEMKKINI, chines-chinemkein, v. intr. (5) I 
 
 growing blind, 
 les-chinemkcinem, chinemkcMii, chinemkcint, r. canss. (8) I makel 
 
 ami 
 
 him 
 
 irrow 
 
 bl 
 
 in (I 
 
 " cbinemkcilt* m, (16) I make his become blind. 
 
 " cbinemjjkcin, lie grew blind without anybody's actioi 
 CAWSUu—lroof of,] 
 
 imlcmcii. 
 
 Olson. 
 
 Ch 
 
 Cliines-chmili, chinos-chinil, v. intr. (.5) I am poisoned. 
 Ch 
 
 I(!s cliinilciii, cliiniloii, cliiiiilciit, (8) I jxiison liini. 'Kac-chinillilt,' 
 We have been poisoned, [said also of catching or giving th«| 
 
77 
 
 CHIO 
 
 twK vt'ncrcd. 
 |iiiis-(.'liinileir/uti, ri'f. I poison myHclf. 
 liiH's cliiiiili'^zut', rrjl. 1 poison myself purposely. 
 
 IK Iiiiiz'inoiii, nfliinz'in, ncliin/.inl, /". tr. (8) 1 poison hor through 
 
 jiuli'usy, usually bj' poisoning the food. 
 [iNT.-[/-oo^ ()/,] 
 Ijiu's cirniti, cliin-drint, cliintHh, /". iutr. (5) T fear for somebody, 
 
 hit. mduo alino. 
 ichinti'm, chintcmen, ehintement, v. instr. (9) cont. ee-chintem- 
 
 sd'ii, fsiiiintoniskn, I (car (or him, metuo ilU. 
 
 chin-fhintem, red. I fear for them. 
 
 uliiiitcinlteni, chintomUen, (16) 1 fear for his 
 
 |ims cliiiitoniltumshi, i fear for the people, ^/»ieo ;)opwZo, [^non] 
 
 loseliiiitomenuegui, /vr, "We fear for one another, not that we 
 
 Ibai" one anothc;*. 
 |in(-< chinfoniluisi, frcq. 
 
 cliititoinluisem, freq. f often fear for him. 
 liu's chiiitetnisti, I fear lor myself, L am in danger, I feci I am 
 
 ill danger. 
 feiK's chintemiszuli, id. 
 
 iios thiiichinmiszuti, I put myself in danger. 
 Iiiteiin'ii, .v. A timid man. 
 Piiut, .'. hif. The fearing, the thing feared. 'Sz'chint.' The 
 
 having feared, or the object that has been feared for. 
 [INKS CIIIOKOI, [from i6koi,] chin-chiokom, chiokosh, v. tr. 
 
 in<K (H) I cahumniate, hf. I tell lies against one. 
 [cliilvoiokom, red. 'Ioh ehili6ikom,' dim. 
 [chiokom, chiokon, (•hi6kont, cont. esehiokosten, es-chiikosku, 
 
 r. tr. dft. (8) I ealcumniato him. 
 liK's cliiokoshi, chin-chi^koshem, v. ni. (6) I ealumniuto for 
 
 (ithcrs. 
 hliii'il<iislii'ni, chifMcoshemen, chiokoshement, rcL instr. (9) T tell 
 
 tluit ciiliiinny for others, indef. 
 
 iliiokuslitcni, cliiokoslittM), cliitMvOsht, r. ril. (14) I calumniato 
 
 to |)lt>asi' Imn, in his place. 
 
 (.iiiokdluin, chiokolten, c. nl. (10) I calumiate his or him 
 
 I'l'i' lliat (iiic. 
 [nos-cliikoltumshi, v. pop. T calumniate people. 
 
 OS 
 
 14 
 
 M 
 
TO 
 
 cms 
 
 Kiu>s ehikoim/'irui, or liats-chiokoiiut'Uiii, >•, r r. W»' ciihinunidi 
 
 »'"» 
 
 an 
 
 other, 
 
 111. 
 
 Chines fhikoinhnsi, fn'q. 
 ■loi^chik-oinliiiscii), frcj. 'let. f froqiit'iitly caluiniiijitc hi 
 
 ('hines-chikotiZv.ti, rrf. I ctilnniiiiate nivHelf. 
 
 Chines-ncliikoMH' Isi, »W. 
 .S'ehibkoni, .". hifiii. The faluinniatiug. *8//chi6koni.' The I 
 ealiirniiiated. 
 
 Sz'chioko, The jierson caluniiiiatefl. 
 
 DlVll 
 
 ^jm-iii^knm 
 
 Chik 
 
 onieiiien, 
 
 A jHM'soii :i])p(>ii)tefl to (ahimiiiato. 
 A haso slaiifleroi'. 'S'chikointmen,' s. The y 
 
 ot slaiiiU 
 
 riHu'. 
 
 iChik 
 
 oiiziitc" 
 
 The <a!nimiiater of. 
 
 hii aiH 
 
 ■hik 
 
 oiizntt'n. 
 
 slanderer, lie that eahiiiiiiiates thee. 
 
 Iks-('H!c)Koi>ii,km, ehiokopileii, chiokopileiif, /". tr. iltt. (8) I cnlJ 
 
 iiiiite him m '■oiivt. 
 
 KN-('hi«')koiiil( 
 
 lull', purf. ))<i!<<. Me IK cahimiateil m court. 
 
 Ks-ehiokopileltcm. rd. (Ki) I ealnmniate liis. 
 
 ■ChineK-fhikopiii'iuivti, (^) I make myself a <a!se witnei-H, /per 
 
 myself. 
 Ies-ehikopih'ir.i>^tein, chikopilemisteiiH'n, (*^) I sponta 
 
 neoii 
 
 CHliitiiniate him. 
 
 Chikojiil. 
 
 liJIcojiJI'Mizule!'. .^•, ( aliminiator of m t'onrt. 
 
 les-ehiokoiiziiiem, (8) I ealnmniate him. 
 
 C'liiNES-rFJiPAKSi, ehiii chipiiks, v. intr. I am havinff a pearl 
 
 H^Pik. 
 <'nftPKMKN, •>'. Fire-ton<>;ues. JJ^^Ipem, 
 ("msAOAM, 'f'//. Near. (feiy''Sa^am.' 
 KS-CHISONKr. pi. 'es chiHn'nsdnku.' .v. An island. Dim. 
 
 ehilsosonku.' 
 f'nrNKs-rm«<ti'if,F,M/sTT. B^rgrSeiim. 
 cms, oi' clis. jinpositioi! i»reti.\o(! to \ itIi-^, m ;n"ly lliv siiii 
 
 (7(, ami .//'V, hut with a slight (liftVreiifc aiiioii;^ thi Kl;itiii': ^■|.;s(|i 'rK('i|\|i 
 
 it seems not miuh noticed among other Indians 
 ('his- pi'eposition ahoiit, hit. r^', aitd we Hnd it pretixe<l unly 
 verlis that in the jiiimit'vi' meaning refer to persons, \.<; 
 speak to one, rail one. Theiv are several Indian verbs, 
 otHce of which is sti'i( tly ctnifui'd to persons dii'crtlv. \V 
 those personal verbs are so con^jtrueted as to govern diw 
 
 nil impersonal ohjoc 
 
 i|iiire the prefix c/iin 
 
 xiiiiem, J any to iiim 
 
 ciiisziinem, J speak 
 
 iiciiis r Ol' whom i 
 
 iliiszultem, 1 spoa.i 
 
 ijoeiiim, /forbid bin 
 
 'liisgeihem, /f(.rbi(! 
 
 giihem.' /forbid li 
 
 ii'i^teii, hi titiiit, / lo 
 
 •rhid the whiskey. 
 
 ^^liiskt-y. 'Geilzin \ 
 
 wifi?. 
 
 iKiiikanem. fit. /oxh< 
 (hisMiuikanem In sn 
 aJKiiit confession. 
 
 liMiankalti'in, / k-kU 
 |n'iiii.st.' / i'.\Ii.,ricd 1 
 Ifxhorted your son, 
 k(ilk(ielf».tn, kcdkni-lst 
 liiskfdkuelteni. / s|)Oi 
 iilitcm, / call hini. ' 
 ilii>galiteni.' /ask of 
 .';d<iuii, / pay him, [n, 
 -'■ / i-eiMimeralf liim, 
 lii^uakam, / pay f,,r t 
 lii'Uakahtin, / pay \, 
 '<i''i'", / Ifacli liiiii. 
 'ii>"uicin. /;nn teadi 
 ii>iiiciclt(iii, / I,.. id, I 
 ifii'ltrni, / i,.;,,li his... 
 A^. 'hita^kan-.-n'. njrj 
 
 
 ill. 
 Iiil, 
 'Ir. 
 
 ■'I'l'i'-l-.li'. ;,, liilccl 
 "' / place -inscl 
 
CHITE 
 
 umtiialiiiB an iinperisoiial ob|i'(I, i. v, not tlu-ir pi'imilivi' objoct, thoy re- 
 
 4" 
 
 irt' the iji'erix diis. 
 
 Ixuiioni, 7 say lo Itiiii, imH, / su y it, [wliiili would U' 'los aiim.'] 
 iin. IrliisKuiieni, I >>])imk uboul il, loquur de illo. -Sutt in i'schiszd- 
 
 iit 
 
 1118?' or whom 1m he talking 
 iftzultoiu, 1 spt'a.v about hits — 
 
 The lmvi|ifoi'iiiiu, 7 lorbitl hiiu, not, (7. 'les thisgeoniia.' 7 forbid it. 
 
 iliiso-cihciiii, /forbid bis ihiiigs, v. g. to bo stoK'ti etc '7os- 
 
 tjiihein.' 7 forbid his dupendents. 
 
 iistt'ii, lu tiliiit, f Ibrbid the boys. 'Chsgolsten hi si'ulku.' 1 
 tiiriiid the whiskey. 'Ohsgoil/iii hi siiiilku.' 7 torbid thi-e the 
 iliiskey. '(ioil/in lu aiinogouog.' 7 lorbid, lor you, your 
 Iwife. 
 
 ft. The liafl 
 znteii.' 
 
 . (8) I fiih 
 
 le.-s, / pcijj 
 sY)()ntiinonii| 
 
 kaneiu, lit. / exhort hiin, lit. /talk into liis head, 
 iiaukaiiein \u siinii))eniist, 7 exhort him to coiitessioii, 
 
 liinii 
 Idiis 
 ;)i)(iiit cuntesHion. 
 
 llU'lll 
 
 iiaukaltem, /exhort him lu it. 'Chisiiuukal/iu hi siimi- 
 ist.' /exhorted vou to eoiilessioii. 'Naukal/.iii luaskusC 
 
 i-ted 
 
 ixhorteU vour sou. 
 
 |kiilliueltem, koikut'lstii', /speak to him. 
 liiskolkuellem. 7 speak ot him, or It, about it. 
 .'alilein, / eail him. 'Chisgalitlttiu.' / ask him that. '/e.>- 
 ■lii>iialitem.' / a><k of that. 
 
 ;;il<aiM, / pay iiim, [not pay the work, but the pej'snn direet, 
 a ])earl i*,/ / ifniimerate liim, make him glad.] 
 liiNtiakam, / pay lor that work. 
 
 ■liNi. 
 
 akallem, / pay h iii lor tluU work t-te, 
 
 id. />'»'. 
 
 tii(i>'iii, / trai'h him. 
 ii>iii(iem, /jim teaching about, v. g. prayers ci' 
 
 ■hlM 
 
 li-ieltem, / teach him that. 
 
 licltem, / teacli his 4fri«" Nniiep, tinder .Mi-iep 
 
 tlu' siiii«rA>. '■hita'^kasiac, {Br.? T 
 
 i>. 
 
 Ill, FlallurnKscl! TKCH.MI. v. /,//■. /b 
 
 liy-ii' 1 , 1 M'. inysli under the ^llcit^ r ol ,-omeiiod\, v. u; 
 
 tvr iiccuirv,. I,., recommend 
 bo(h 
 
 livil ii^iiiL;- :U'\ li >d\ Id temiit 
 
 pt ;i pi'r>oii, . ti 
 
 !(')• g(io<| or 
 
 ■VII 
 
 lixi'd (iiilyl 
 
 i'SOllS, V. 
 
 an verbs*, ■lili,, .1,11, isivin, m hiteehmi^teiiu n. ncbitc" hnri>lemenl, v. it ft. 
 •lly. "•v'r. -'.li / ]\\uci' MuscI iindi-r his win';-, avail mvself of 
 Ivern diviJ 
 
 I 
 
 
 
m 
 
 CHITE 
 
 liim, recommend inybcli' tu him, v. g. 'Cliines-chitd'chini 
 I-Maly J Xcliiteehiiiistcmcii hi Maly, u cliiii-guilguilt.' / i, 
 Mnry lor my mediatrix, / trusted myself to Mary, and 1 
 8ave(l. h indic■at(;^^ tlie iicrs'iii lliroiigli whotse inMtrumontu 
 7^ wish to do, or ohfaiii anvthinij ijood or bad. 
 
 Is-nchiteelimisten, .s. Tlu- in-rson vvliom 7 take Cor my modiaii 
 helpoi'. 'Kpsiifhitoehmistiti t'San 'Sl)agpagt, u kolkm'It.' 
 spirod by the Holy Ghost ho spoke.' N. H. — Tliis w 
 means about the same as 'Chinos cliitelemisli.' 
 
 7nehiteehmis/-iiten, s. IIj that phiees himsell" undc-r my protoLli 
 
 he that makes usn oi n\v ior ol)taininy something. 'Kaeih 
 techmisziitemHIs t-Maly,' We are those wliophiced ourMd 
 under tht' protection ol' Mary, who took her as a mediatri 
 
 3^aes-nehitt''ehniisti;menuegui, Wu make use ol' one another tu 
 tain anything jfoo.l or bad, v. g. tlie <U,'Vil and his suteiliti'; 
 order to bring others to perditi<jn. 
 
 LISTIIITKIiKLK, a>!r. \t my side, jfc.^ Tel. 
 
 IKS-CiriTKLIvM, chit.'h-n:!, ' 
 
 LittMemen, v. //•. /•'.//, (0) I 
 
 vtv 
 
 m 
 
 end to him, /put under his eharji^e. 
 
 les-ohitelemltcm, ehitelemelton, (l(ij / place it under his eharjj 
 
 recommeml it to him. 
 Chines chileli, cliinchitt' I,, (5) I put, something in soiuibi 
 
 eare. 
 
 Chines ehileiomisli, v 
 
 '//. 
 
 ^^f')) / plate mysell' under sunul 
 
 care. 
 
 Tescliitel enlist. Mil, cliiteleinisli'in 
 
 e:i, I'M 1 1. 
 
 inisteiiieiit, v. r. /', 
 
 (9) 7 place myself unier his care. 
 
 ehitelenri-^teiiilleni, v. I'rI. (IG) /place mysell' under tin. 
 of his 
 
 K 
 
 leschitelcmi^tenienuegui, rc' 
 otiier, as man and wife do. 
 
 W 
 
 place one m the 
 
 aiv til 
 
 '.iiiiji 
 
 willi lit, child, h 
 
 (yhines-ihiteloineiti, chm chitelemcll, 
 
 my child to somebody, 
 les-chitclenu'lten!, eiiitekinelteii, (S) / li'u-l his i-hiltl to soiiitl 
 
 S'ehitt 
 
 lie tiling 111 
 
 ar<re 
 
 'S/.< lute 
 
 What 
 
 tias 1 
 
 taken in eluirge 
 
 K. s'chitel. The 
 
 re IS a tliiii 
 
 th 
 
 ti'iveii 111 
 
 ■lu 
 
 iiryie 
 
 / have soiiielhing under my care, 
 
 'Chin ep-s'i 111 
 
 Is'ehitjil, The tiling gi\eii in ni\ ehui'uf v. g. a chiltl whciu /I 
 
 oaro of, cnfnisto 
 
 ii'liitelomisten, My 
 
 charge, as, 'Jsnt 
 
 icliitelemiszuten, AJ 
 
 V. g. so I cull a p 
 
 [IHTEMAPII.E, It 
 
 with no guardian 
 
 truly an orphan, 
 
 lines chitompiaudlsl 
 
 liiteiiielgu, [trom 'hi 
 
 are ail nuked, not 
 
 on. 
 
 SCIIITEM-M, [tr 
 cont. 08 chitt'inston 
 j»cople. 
 
 cliitenjttm'm, r,W. 
 
 chittinltom, ehiten 
 itioschilomltumshi, 
 ii'schitemnuegui, <■. 
 
 cliitemluiNem, i\ p 
 lilenitemu', .s. A susi 
 iloineiizuten, ,s. Tl, 
 
 zulen.' The perso 
 INlv'S-CIIITKJ'i, I 
 iicliitijsem, (8) I cu( 
 iicliitu'teni, (IfJ; \ , 
 
 i.VKs-(;[]ib'Lsjji, 
 
 "1n\ chculsli, chi 
 lingular for the p 
 ladder, 
 'I'liil-^liem, (diiulslu! 
 •Inieulshetilem, chm 
 H ladder, I make iiii 
 '•liinlNli,slit,.,ii, r. /•,./ 
 cliinlsliltem, r. ;•, /. . 
 Iiiin. 
 
 cliiulshem, chiulsheii 
 W^ ncholslu'ds:, (■-;. 
 
 'I'll. 
 
 Illll.sh, V. ,,,,, ,.|,,„|,j, 
 
OHIU 
 
 cure of, entrusted lo me. 
 l.liiteleiuistoii, My attorney, he to wliom 1 ^ive myself in 
 
 diurge, us, 'Jsnchitochmisten,' v. g. the lilessed Vii-gin. 
 Iichitelemiszuten, My dient, he that gives hiiiisell' in my cliarg •, 
 
 V. g. so I call a i)oor man that throws himself in my liaiid.s. 
 |lHTKMAPHiK, [Irom tain, v.] atlj. An or]»han, (it. person 
 witli no guardian, ///. Chiteminaj)ile. *l-ehin-chitemvii»il(!.' 1 am 
 truly an orphan, entirely abandoned. 
 Iliiiies thitemplaualshi, v. ii'fr. 1 become an orplian. 
 BiitcMiielgu, [Irom 7a//t/ c.^(ulj. Naked. 'I-ku cliitemelgu.' You 
 arc all naked, not stripped, but simply naked, willi no clothes 
 on. 
 [ISCIHTKM'M, [trom Uan,'] chitemen, chitement, c. tr. i/rt. 
 cont. es ohitem.sten, es-chitciusku, 1 suspect him, al.so ol' married 
 people, 
 cliilemtenrm, red. i. e. Of many persons. 
 
 {i.itemltem, chitemlten, v. ret. (16) 1 suspect his 
 
 Iiinus chitemltumshi, v. ^op. I suspect people, 
 beschitemnutgui, v. ra'. VVc suspect one another, 
 icliitomluiscni, t\ freq. 
 
 liteintemu', .s'. A suspicious ];erson, prone to suspect. 
 |itciiienzuten, s. The person s..8pecting liim. 'In-chitcnien- 
 /uloii.' Tlie person suspecting me. 
 IINKS-CIHTHJM, I cut logs. 
 Incliitusonj, (8) I cut his head otl'. 
 
 iicliitu'lcni, (10) 1 cut ott' the head of his 
 
 [INKS-('II1 U LSllI, ;//. kaes-chutulshi, chin-chiulsh, kacchue- 
 uIh'i, chculs!!, chuculshui, or chincs-chutulshi, using the 
 singular lor ihe jdural, [Indian style.] I climb uj), go uj» a 
 liiddor, 
 liiiiiiislu'm, chiulshen, chiulslieiit, jjL kaes-clniculshcm, kae- 
 cliueulshcntem, chuculshenti, (8) v, luus.s. 1 make him go ujj 
 lukidder, I make him vinnb up. 
 (liiiilNhshtcm, '". nl. (15) Imjike sonu; one climb ujj for him. 
 
 uhiiilshltcni, V. rJ. (16) I make his clindj up, climb up lor 
 
 I him. 
 
 liilulsheni, chiulshcmen. 
 Iiu'.s iicholshcls", cd, I wish to climb uj>. 
 
 Iii'.'tsh 
 
 The climl)in<!- 
 
 '.■^z'firnilsh.' Till- liauii^ ( liinbid. 
 
CIIIZ 
 
 ChuilHhtcn, s. TnHtrnmunt to climb, v. g. legs etc. 
 
 SiichiiilHlitcn, .s'. litiddci*. 
 
 Rf^iicliinlsli, N. Si'iil II]) !i I.'uIiKt. 
 
 ClfFUHM'S, (lhjy['i(), ioiol,'] itdj. One wit!) j^doiI «'yi's, 'nv h\<. 
 
 HtroDj; t\y»'<l. 
 rhiiiiinMic, ihlj. Stroii>j;i':iri'i|, |<ci'i) lictii'iiii^ 
 
 CI 
 
 iiiiiii;'ilcs, 'iff. Sti'oiii:;-iii»s(Ml, Isccii sincllii 
 
 Cnfi i.'i.i's, 'riM.-k, tliic!>-ii.'c'v-i>(| f(>ll()\v. Bv.v'I TiU. 
 
 (Ml!/, Irnnfof,-] 
 
 Chines cli'i/i, I ;i)'i'i\(', iii"ri' used in l!n> roIl.iwiDi^ (oiiiiinsit 
 T,s/.('!ii/., Mv liJiviiiy; :in'iv'<|, wliiit I jii-i'ivcd to. '/iii i 
 
 Wllill I t'niiii(! Mccidclitilllv, lli>t loolvilti; lor it. 
 CriiMS ciif/iM, cliiii iirr/.iii.'iii, rl)i/.iii"-^li, r. ^i,t. /«','. ((!) I 
 
 lo'iv 
 
 s/.cl 
 
 s MiirtliiiiLr, I tiici't w "<! 
 
 I SilIU 
 
 •Ixiilv, I i-c;'.i'!i I)V cIkidci 
 
 li'.iKiiii 
 
 •^ cMl'IIMMII 
 
 it. 't'liiii . M •<7(!ii/Mi.' I liM\r !i>mid somctliiiij 
 
 \tv.m, c'lr/.Hii, 
 
 fi\ ,f.f. (S> I find it l.y 
 
 iKM't w'tb liitn, ovcrtiikc liim. 
 
 li/.; Ii"n. 
 
 1. 
 
 ■M 1. 
 
 ••'■/. flt'O } find Ids 1)1. M't witli 
 
 iliiy.slitiMn, '". / 
 
 ■rl. i\:^< It 
 
 Hid sMiiicilim!'" loi" turn. 
 
 tciu7ini'in 
 
 f tii-l 
 
 ;iii''1 liMii, ;;-<i .'l 
 
 !h''Ii! t'l ll)(>"t hill). 
 
 " zchi/iiii'Mi, T fi"d^ meet liiiii fomiiiM; ilijs \v:iy, 
 Cliitics clii/ncmlnisi, '•. //'(•;. 
 (M)ii\os-iiclii/.tu'dsi, '•. I'll!. 
 lv;u'M clii/.t'iiiii ii'ni, '". / 
 
 W 
 
 •I l)V i-IlMtlc 
 
 i(l)i/.(his, It JH pop 
 
 lIllZKNTKN, .S. Tho 
 
 Ti)(! ))lju;.» wdicro 
 
 |ii/,iii/-ulcii, A. Tlic 
 'fill iiicliizlnz.'.lc 
 Mil', tisitur. 
 
 [Vlii.zV.in, III' (liiit 
 /.ill.' TluM'c i.s ji 
 cliiiz'ziii.' I liav 
 my lioiLso. 
 
 Is-nciii/.'n.vksk.m, ni'l 
 iic'ii/.riicliiiioiii, ni 
 (X) I :in-ivc 111 hi; 
 <rtH\s afliT iuiotho: 
 ncliiznuliltciu, c. 
 
 |ii.\i;s Nciii/iNi'jst, cl 
 lu'ifiniiiiiif ol a t 
 'Cliiii-iiptloiiiuN,' 
 
 i-llis!()|)l'||(|istil,sivil 
 
 tlu' l)i'<^iiiiiiiiir of I 
 hi 1 iiffaliilo^u, ill 
 (laiii^iToiis comitr 
 
 '■ides. I pass it tliiM)i'H;li, v. 
 Jfsns Christ has hc.-n ti-aiistixi'd hy the sj.car. 
 chi/.riiMi'ni. ihii'i'ii'ti'ii, i hi/.riitt, r. ,■ .j,. r I. (Hi) 1 | 
 ..''P Miiiihnicii II <hiz«'iiltt'iu III spi'ms/, .Ii'sii 
 
 lass I 111' 
 
 hi^ 
 
 ]Ks-riii/;";rsKM, I hi/.riiscii. cliizoii'^ciit, /•.<•/'. (X; I arrivo to iB* iichiziiiusiiiii, iichij 
 
 'Chi/i Msciitcni III .Ifsii iB ot It. 
 
 |lINKS KlH.OIliz'.SHI, 
 
 kociiiz'sl), /'. itttr. 
 Iiiii('.s-/,l<()!clu//shi, I 
 
 heart i>r .lesii> wa- pa-— ed ihi'i>iiirh and thr<iiii:;h hy fhe>M bolnrr. 
 
 Jskiilclnz'slii'iii, V. a 
 <zoz()sh'i!s, ,le-;ii Kli.' The iiaiN pas-ed throiii;h and t!iiH(<Kiii.«iiiz'/(NK.M, ko 
 le-- .)(■ thi' I'.aeU and leit <il .Fe>i!s ('|ii'i<'H hrace iiini, tall ii 
 jK I ja— ihein llii'^niu'ti and t!(n ii h ■ scin.' (fai>- Cludsli. 
 
 Ivn|(li///.lltoni, /•. 
 
 Ill's Ivolclii/'/.c.mii'i^iii 
 jiliizenzt lis, citp, (hi,i 
 |il;iiiis around Sod 
 p'liiit, Went aroiiii 
 IllZK,— [/vvof of,] 
 
 arriv.d '.> I ..|), 
 
 elii/.eli- 'ii, ■ . . 
 elr/H't ■ill. ■•. 
 throi:_l ;iiid M. 
 
 f. :!. I ;;i- 1 
 
 IIS 
 
 '\efai inemii t- ny 
 
 l"IMIl. 
 
 » hizpell'., I 
 
 '. el 
 
 lIZIH'Ms. 
 
 !l: 
 
 fo I.. •■: . 
 
 I, >rd. Ii'te; tl; 
 
 ll'.rMi :^!i .-iimI ll||•(>;•^•!., a^ the liind- and t'e^'t 
 
 e nail ^^ .i> I'ru i-n m 
 
 III eaeh <i|' thi'ii 
 
 litsii.' iM 111. M > iMisi. iisirn. '■ 
 
 fr. 'H 
 
yes, 'III* siglii 
 
 )ni] 
 
 msitiDMv 
 
 ( 
 
 .ill In/.c 
 
 hill. 
 
 ('•>) ' 
 
 '}• 
 
 cllilllCI', 
 
 IkI SOllH'tllil 
 
 il 
 
 J.y .Ir 
 
 IC.<t 
 
 Witll 1: 
 
 
 
 arrive t(» 
 I hi .I»'su I 
 
 ) I JlilSS llll'i 
 
 h'Ml Kli.' 
 liy llH'>f 
 (1 rln' !s"hi\ 
 rli jind t!ir 
 
 t'ni 11 h 
 
 'lull T-. iif ' 
 
 .Mis. !l;ii'; 
 
 l.'lil. 
 
 * 
 
 CHIZK 
 
 clii/.rus, Il in jnirfonitcd, jmsHoil, urrivod, through and through. 
 (Hayligoin. 
 
 iilZKNTKN, N. Tho ])l!K(i whcro OIK) urHvcM. 'Lu iUliichizonton.' 
 Tlu! pliio.) wIu'iM I iiitoiid to go. 
 
 liziii/.ulcii, .^. Tlu' arriviil, llie 8tniiigor etc., urrivod l«> him. 
 'fjii iiiclii/-iii/..'.l(ii.' llo tliiit iirrivc's to inc, my host comes to 
 lilt', tisilor. 
 
 (lii.z'ziii, He tliiit huH arrived, a strsiiiger, il viaitor. 'Kp-szcluiz'- 
 ziii.' Tlu^rc is a lu'w comt'r arrived, uoiiie visitor.' 'Chin-epHZ- 
 ciii'iy.'ziii.' 1 have Home viHilor, some new comer arrived at 
 my iioiise. 
 
 s-n('III/.'naksk..m, iiclii/Jiakscmoii, iii.str. (9) I find it in the r;)ad. 
 ik; ii/,ni( liihcm, n( Iti/.nichen, ntriii/.niehent, [I'rom sncheMi'ichen] 
 (S) I arrive at his iiaeU', I reach him, overtake him; wlien ono 
 irocs after another, and overtalces liim Irom behind, 
 iich'iziiuhltem, c. I'll. (10) I overtake his or i'or iiim. 
 
 iiNKs NciiiziNtisi, chin-nelii/.inus, r. intr. (f)) I arrive at tho 
 hoi^inniiiif ol a time, or place, or action; the opposite of 
 'Cliiii-nptleniuh,' I arrived at tlie end. 'Kae-ncliizinus hx 
 i-iiis!opeiu hstiiskal, hi 1-spakaniis .Maiy.' We have arrived at 
 the he^inniiig of liOiil, of the moiitii ot Mary. 'Kae nchi/.inus 
 111 I iigalulegii, 111 1-S'ch!uie stuligii.' We have arrived to tho 
 dangeroiiH country, to tlie Hhickteet country, 
 nciii/.iiiusem, ndiizinusen, nchiziii^Hent, I come to the beginning 
 
 ot It. 
 
 INKS KoiAMiiz'iSUi, [Spokaiii, 'Chilehizi,'] chin-kolchiz'sh, 
 kociiiz'sh, r, iitfr. (.')) I arrive at. 
 iiu'szkolchi/.'slii, I arrive here. 'Chincs-tkolchiz'sh.' 1 urrivo 
 
 hol(>re. 
 s-k()itiii/.',sin'iii, r. ttct. fr. (S) I arrived there, 
 s Kni.(iilz'/,(NKM, kolchiz'zin, kolchiz'/.int, r. //•. drf. (11) I em- 
 
 hiaii' him, fall upon his neck ; nearly the same as 'NcholBhu- 
 
 sein.' 6Sai>"<'helsli. 
 
 kdlch/.'ziltem, r, nl. (17) I embrace his 
 
 U's kni(lii/'/,eiiiii\i^iii, rcr. We emlirace one another. 
 
 (lii/.riizt ns, coji. (Iiiiil. They met a^aiii troin both sides, v. g. (ho 
 
 plains around Sodom, sup])osiiig that they began from ono 
 
 |i(iint, went ai'otm<l Irom both sides, and met again. 
 UyA-:,—[nj<jt of,] 
 
 \i 
 
 i' 
 
 5 
 
 
 ih 
 
8* 
 
 cnizE 
 
 Esoliizo, p,isf(. Tt laj'H down, said only of wood, and of only onJ 
 
 pioco, ono lo<r, one plank, Htick cU: 
 Es-chzizo, It wont to lay down, Icll down, said of lo/j etc. N. B.- 
 
 Tliis (lifToroiU'C : wlion any root rodujdicatcs (lie lawt conHoiiaiij 
 
 tlu> s(>ris;> hero ^ivoti siu'uih the tu'iirost to tlio Indian inoaiiinJ 
 
 The foret;oin<:; remark applies to all the lollowint; derivativtsT 
 
 For Hcvera! pieces of wood, te^ Pin. * 
 
 Es chizcmi, es chize, v. intr. It lays down flat. 
 Ics-chizim, chizcntcn, chizint, cont. CH-chizcHtcn, ca-chize8t«ikii, 
 
 atuss. (10) I lay it down, I place it, (wood, and only one pit'cJ 
 
 <lown. 
 *• chiz'rthitem, chiz'shiten, chiz'shit, v. rel. (lo) I help him m iuvl 
 
 inf; <lo\vii a log- etc., I place dowi» for him some log indetiiiiiir 
 *' chizttm, chizltcn, r. rel. {17) I place down his or it i 
 
 him. 
 " dichizcnscni, chchizdusen, r. lor. cop. (8) I place that log I 
 
 on high, V. g. a log on a building, a plank on a ceiling. 
 Es chchiztMis, It is placed high up. 
 Iks cHiLcmzfM, ( hilchizentcn, v. loc. I^r-Chih 1 place it oveil 
 
 '('hilchizentcii Ju Igalclpe.' 1 placed it, laid it down on til 
 
 lloor. 
 lis chikhize, part. pass. It lies down over something. 'Es-chiiiij 
 
 zize.' It fell on, came to lay on 
 
 fc8 chikhizinem, chilchiztnen, chilchizt-ncnt, v. loc. [irom ChiJ 
 
 ene,] I place something all over it, lit. I overplace it with i 
 
 stick of wood. I put one stick all over, v. g. *lo8 chilcliml 
 
 ncm lu galelpe, I place one stick etc., over the floor. 
 J^s-chilchizcne, pr/^sN. It is covered with one stick, it has one Mtic| 
 
 placed all over itselt, v. g. 'hw ingaleipe es-chilchizene t-lJ;ii^ 
 
 My floor is covered with a log. 
 Ics-chilchiz'ziiieni, chilchiz'zcnen, chilchiz'zcncnt, r. tr. dri. (H)| 
 
 inaUe a log not named, lall over it, [irom '(Ihzize.'] 'KscI 
 
 (hiz'ziiio lesciiiu'us.' lie has the cross lallen,gone to lay 
 
 over hnn ; lallcn with the cross on him. 
 les child i ;'zeiieiiu'n, childiiz'zenein, in-^tr. (S)) I feel it liilleii, 
 
 come to lay all ovit me, 1 lall under it, I lall with it on mi 
 
 'C/hi!cuiz'zciK'niis.' He t'dl. he had the cross lallen all iiv.l 
 
 him. 
 E.s-.Ncni/.i.Krir, ['Lkn't,' stands for the shoulders] There is a [liod 
 
 wood on mv neck. 
 
81^- 
 CHIZR 
 
 of wood on hie Rhonldcrs. 
 I'hiDOS-iu'hizlItiyiti, ohin-n(!hi/.!I<tit, v. intr. (5) I carry on my 
 
 Hlioiildor. 
 
 Iliiiios nchizlUtiti, rliin-iicliizlkcitcin, (6) I place on my Bhouldor. 
 |oH-ii(lii/!lv6it(Mii, iicliizlKi'tilon, nclii/Jktitent, ?•. art. causs. (8) I 
 
 inuko somotliinii: kiy on IiIh shoulders, T put on hi8 shonlders, 
 
 I load his shonldors willi a lo<^ etc. 'NehizHctitis lu Jcsu 
 
 Kli toimitis.' They loa<K'd the shouhlor of Jcsuh Christ with 
 
 the cross. 'Ncliizelkeiteni tciniius.' Shoulder loaded with 
 
 the cross. 
 \i iichizlkeitltem, cavss. rel. (10) 1 put a log on the shoulders of 
 
 liis 'Nchixlkeitlziii lu askusi teimtuB.' I put the cross on 
 
 the shoulders of your son. 
 taos nchizlkeitenucgui, v. ree. We lay a log on the shoulder of 
 
 ciich other. 
 
 Iliincs nchizlkeitenzuti, f myself put something on my shoulder. 
 ]'H luliizlkeitenzutein, nchizlkeitetizutemen, reji. instr. I take it 
 
 inj'sclf on my shoulders. 'Xchizlkeitenzutcmis lu eim^us.' 
 
 lie himself took the cross on his shoulders. 
 
 lulnzlk^item, nchizlktitcmen, nchizlktitement, r. i7tstr. (9) I 
 
 lay it, carry it on my shoulders. 'Nchizlkcitcmentgu hi anoi- 
 
 mtus.' You carried your cross, you had the cross laid on 
 
 j'our shoulder. 
 
 n(hizlk<iitemltom, inxt. rel. (16) I carry his log etc., on 
 
 my shoulders. 
 
 iichiz'zitiom, nchiz'ziii, (8) T carry him on my shoulder, as wo 
 
 cany the dead on ])olcs or bars to the grave, 
 chiz'ziiizuteii, or nchiz'zinomenzuton, s, lie that carries a coffin 
 
 to the grave yard. 
 |s-riiriiiztLi''sK.M, clichizilp'sen, (8) I lay a stick on the nape of 
 
 liis nock. 
 
 clicliizelp'soin, clicliizclp'scmen, instr. (9) I have, (arry that 
 
 wood on my neck. 
 Miii/.Ai'KAN, It is on li!s occiput of a yoke, he is with tho 
 
 voice on. 
 i-cliizapkiuioni, clii/,.' ))k:in, chizaiikant, (8) I lay it [wood] on 
 
 liis nock, I yoke liim. 
 
 (•l.i/,a])ka!tom, (IG) 1 put on tho neck of his 1 yoke his 
 
 cl.zaj I<;inoni, cUizapkanomon, iiistr. (9) I feel, have it on my 
 
An 
 
 CHhV. 
 
 UH'U, 1 iisii tlmt y()U«f 
 
 ChiKa|)I<!Uit«n, [KiiliH|)i'l,] Yoko, ..x-ynke. IViipnApkanlon.l 
 
 [l-'latlioii.l^.] 
 lort (.'hclii/.uMMi', clifliizrist'ii, ^S) I ^>I-(-' one HticU <»n llic tiro. 
 
 " (.•liflii/uslitcm, fliclii/.iiHhtDti, /•. nl. (l-i) 1 plucc! :i wti«k on tlit| 
 tiiv lor liiiii. 
 
 " cliflii/.Mttiii, r. III. (1()) I j)la<i' liiM stu-k on tlic flro. 
 Es-cliizuli'f^ii, /iiitm. It lays on the jfroiind. 
 Esclii///-uK';^n, //w,sN. It li;!l on llio <j;roinid. 
 ClllZOOr. Ski. YaxA. 
 IcN-clikuclsoni, I ]n\y attention t(» it. ftriy' Kao. 
 
 CMiiiK 
 
 •iiisait iisi, i niakit marks en lii>fli, truvr.ilin'f. 
 
 J6^j>" K 
 
 Ulllll. 
 
 IKS-^HKAI'rKM, Mian.', fih^" Ki-tcni. 
 
 Oliku tnusii, s. 
 
 I liook. /'/. (Jhkatkaitincn. 
 
 Ics clikalj^Hini, I Imok it. IM Kalj^uin. 
 
 •' chkoi'lii'sciu. filayKoiini. 
 
 •' clikfiK'ni. &i.y Koicni. 
 ('hincs-i-likaoitlisti. tki-f' Kaoin. 
 CIIINKS-CHKOLSI, 1 pokc'lho tire, ffisy K61i. 
 U's-cliki')lNt'ni, clikcUttMi, (H) 1 poke liis tiro. 
 ('likoLsten, v. A lire poker. 
 Chkociten, I'ack-Kaddlo. fi^Koelti. 
 (Mik()jj;ntiis, s. A leather bajj;, a i^ack, [anuinig tho Klathcads,] 
 
 J'l. Chkof^koguOiis, chkogutlis. 
 ChkoU'liinusst'ins, uclj. The loiirth, he tliat makes the t'ouij 
 
 n^Miis. 
 
 Chi 
 
 KOlZII/ll 
 
 (1(1 
 
 The tilth. ftirZil. 
 
 Chkonkonize, ai/j. Poorely elad. B^^Konkoint. 
 
 Ohkoskan, adj. Curled iiair. IfeyKtisKmi. 
 
 le.** chkiintin, B€2)' Kiinem, 1 take it li-oni, v. j;-. Ironi a tree. 
 
 " ( hkii))usseni, I push it upward, fifes)' Kupeni. 
 riikuinkuinsh, fiSaJ" Kuinsh. 
 
 CMikuteneiis, chkutenus, chkut^inkan, Bi®"Tvutunt. 
 Chkutlini. flfe^ Kutlim. 
 les-chlchshinmi, fifeiV' Klchiin, leh'nii. 
 
 '* clilji'iiizeni, fi&y lelgiini. 
 
 " chllJijun.iiiussi'ni, etr. Jj^* Lpjfoniiin. 
 
 " (h!a<;'o])shinini, etc. S^'hiXifu. 
 Cllhl'll'], .s. Saturday, because it leans, j)re.s.sc.s on the Suiuiayl 
 
 [from Iti'v] th 
 
 ISVIdce, v. The lu 
 |('liiiu's-chlccnii, <■! 
 
 lorcc, Jal. 11/. 
 
 march, [ Hnis 
 ICIiiius (lilciin'i, (• 
 
 U'aii upon, I 
 
 ali'iiidy, il ha^ 
 lli.'s I h'l't' lu, ('h!i't 11 
 
 .<-■/. //■. (It); / 
 " chlelcciii, V. ) 
 Idilcclteni, V. itl. 
 |ji.> I liici'Uiinciu, < I 
 
 cllil'lilllU'llJ, / 
 
 IChiiii'.^c Ii!cii/;iiii, 
 
 |(.'li.iii>-i h! riinli/.i'il 
 
 'CliK nu'n/ulul 
 
 \\tn\\ {<> waiM 
 
 lln'ni>cl\ ts do 
 
 K.n > cl.i. mil ^iii, ' 
 
 |KiU'-> < lilrim-nu* jL^iii 
 
 l\ilv> liilciaistcnH'ii 
 
 |('lili'M/.ul<ii, lie th 
 
 [(.'liicnicii/.i'.tcii, >. 1 
 
 nu'ii/i'itch.' (i< 
 
 lia\ c Ui)i)(>dy l< 
 
 IlivCllLAKKIN, ll.> Ik 
 
 iCliiiics fli'.;il<('ini, (■ 
 
 licad Oh. 
 |l<'ii'|ilal»(iiiiiii, 1-1, ii 
 1)11 l()j» (»r >ohn'i 
 (1k! liead 'tl ,]('> 
 '•iilukeiili m, .(' 
 
 I'lliar Cil|( III, I'll . 
 
 iii_\ luai. Ill ,1. 
 ( a'al.tiii !-,)i--ii 
 cliia.vCun'iii U >i 
 '( 'u.a!vil'iin;ia I. 
 li,'.i<>i.i ill {)'ii- I. 
 
W1 
 
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 [from Th'« ] tin; < v«' of any diiy. ; 
 
 S'clili'i", s'. Tli(Uu'iiijr Sutiinliiy. «No('hle;'.' Next iSaliinhiy. 
 pnApl<anlt;n,|(.|,j,|,,j,.,,|,],.,.,„, ,.i,i,, ,.|,i^,^. , l,l,,^.j^|,^ ,. ^,,f,. ^r,) | |„v.s.-h inysol'", I 
 
 Itii'ci', lat. iii'jfii, iiiiiUf liiiNlv, I reach tlif placi' \>y loi'i-cil 
 iiiarcli, I fiiiisli by luu'<.l worUiii;;, fomp. CMii. 
 
 |('liiiu< clilciini, I'liiii-clili rill, chlici.sli, /'. tr, iiiil. (0) / ivst upon, 
 Iran iiiHdi, j.i'isH a^aiii>(. Ks chU'i-, yx/.^t.s'. /t is leaning 
 aIi"ia<U, il lia.s id'cn laid wii already, Iv. il ctst iij>j)ii>i', 
 
 ll.'S I lilei'iii, eli'ei'iileii, e|i!ti>iit, /•■•/,^ escliletsten, e.s clileestelai, V. 
 c(i7. /;■. (lUy / lean ii a;j;.iinst soiiu-tliin^'. 
 (•Iilel(!ei'i, V. Viil. 
 
 h'lileellt'iii, V. III. I lay liis mh xinielhing. 
 
 lc> ( lili.t'iiiiiniii, < li'.i'i null, < lili i mint, \. '/. //■. (11^ 7 K'aii on that. 
 
 \w tiro. 
 
 istiek on tliel 
 
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 l( iruie.^i hieii/uli, \.:'ji. /lean il iny^ell' oi [iroin (.'lilci'i .J 
 
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 ileiiii'iiiii uiii, We i^^' III one anotlu'i', 
 
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 h'lilenzuteii, lie that la \ > -oniethiiii;- on another, that loans. 
 
 |(,'llleliieii/.uleM, >. II 
 
 e nil A 
 
 hoiii / leaii. 'Koliii/,;.ten In iUlchlo- 
 
 nien/utiMi." <iod i» 111^ Mijijiort. 'Ta iejjlehlcnien/.utun.' / 
 lia\e iiohcdy to 1, an in, no support. 
 
 l>-('iii..\KKiN, ll> liead, or l.iji of a loii i- resting, leaning 
 
 |i. nines en aUeini, i 
 
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 I'll laot'iiH'iii, lii'.tKein, • ,. ii.^ei 
 
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 '. (,!''; ' hi_\ the head ol hi,-. on something. 
 
 Mi.ii, ehlaki iiienrnl, v. '/. Yy. ^^f>) / la_> 
 ill .! 'Iiii 1 h.aivt i:i> mis in Jesu Kli, [or 
 ( '.i-ahtiii I-Je-.i) K!;.'] Si.,Im!ii. 1:',M Iii> head on Ji^iis Christ. 
 
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 Chines-cMakeinziiti, v.ref. 7 lay my head on by myself. 
 
 Chinos chJakcinomisti, v. ref. id. 
 
 los-ch^akonzutem, clihikonzutcnicn, v. n/. iuHtr. (9) / lay 
 
 head on it by myself, Ut. I use that to press my head on. 
 Ghines-chlemIsti, v. ref. 7 lean on something, 
 los ehlemistem, ehlemisteineii, 7 lean myself on it. 
 Chlcmistemen, .s. A banger annind, hanging, leaning on everybodjJ 
 Nchletin, s. Place to lean on. 
 Nchlaki^inten, s. Place to lean the head on. 'Ta-e])l-nehlakfcinteDJ 
 
 Lat, Non habet uhi ct.iput rcdinet. 
 Cirmes-eh(hl6usi, v. intr. loc. I lay against something on high, 
 les-ehehltusem, chleusen, v. tr. act. (8) 7 lay it against somethiii| 
 
 on high. 
 Chineachleltunishi, 7 lean over other jieople. 
 Chines-nchlcmelsi, v. vol. I wish to lean on something. 
 Chines ehifkalsh^usi, and derivatives.A^LaAa. 
 Chlkamnasem, tt^Kumin. 
 Chlok6in, t&huu. 
 Chlufclps, ete. a®"Luu. 
 Chniagan, ISf^Chem. 
 Chmaluiusi, etc. fia^Maliem. 
 Chmuiim, |@°Maum. 
 Chmehinelgu, B^.Chem. 
 CHINES-CHMEINEI, ehin-chmtine, chmeinish, v. intr. (5) 
 
 hear attentively. 
 Chinks-chmeisi, chin-ehnieis, ehmtisish, v. 'Utr. (5) / look fixedlj] 
 lesc'hmiisem, ehmeisen, (8) 7 look fixedly at him. 
 CuMfeE lu ispous, My heart is revolting as by nausea. 
 
 CriMfNE, B^„MflM. 
 
 Chmini, |^.Mini. 
 
 CHMISH, adj. Only, only one, singlo, id. odv. only. 'I-chiii' 
 
 chimish.' 7 am single, not married. 'I-iiakaes ehmishi.' Lcl| 
 
 us remain ourselves alone. 
 ChmOsems, Four persons. nea^Mus. 
 Chnaukane]>ile, BS^Naukan, uum. 
 Chgappusem, ehn-gappuseni, Kjg^Gapim. 
 Chngum, ete. B^^Chingu. 
 Ohnpini, B^>>Climpini, chompim. 
 Kacs chnkslunciiiiegiii, [from nk >, slu men,] wrcc. We fig'it a dij>.I.| 
 
CHO 
 
 [0, Abson*, there is not. 'I-Cho.* Always absent, totally 
 absent, there is nothing of that. 
 
 incH-chooi, chin-ch6, choomh, v. intr. (5) 1 absent myself, I am 
 iibsont. 'I-ku-cho.' You are absent, you are totally absent. 
 'Tapl<8-oh6oi.' Do not absent yourselves. 'El-ch6.' It disap- 
 peared, he absented himteli again. . 
 
 [lineschoonzuti, I disappear, absent myself. '' 
 
 9-('li6om, ehoon, choont, cont. e8-ch6o8ten, e8-ch6osku, i'. tr. det. 
 (8) I absent it, I cause him or it to bo absent, I take it away, 
 steal it. 
 
 choom, choomcn, ch6omcnt, cont. es-choomsten, os-ch6mHku, v. 
 i7istr. (9) I find it or him absent, missing. 
 
 kolehoom, kolchiomsten, instr. I think him or it absent, I 
 treat him as if absent, do not look at him, do not speak to 
 him, as if he were absent. 'Kolchoomstemen,' I do not 
 speak to you any more, treat you as absent, 
 chooshtem, ch6oshten, choosht, v. rel. (15) I took something 
 away Irom him. 
 
 chooltem, choolten, ch6olt, i\ rel. (16) I cause that thing bo- 
 belonging to him to disappear, I steal it from him, steal his.... 
 'Cli6olzin lu asm^nigu.' I took away your tobacco. 
 
 choomltem, choomiten, v. instr. rel. (16) I miss his I find 
 
 missing his 
 
 fics chooshtuegui, Wo take away something from one another. 
 
 fios-choomenu^gui, v. instr. rec. We fieel each one absent. 
 
 ^es kolchoomenui^gui. We treat each other as absent. 
 isguch6, My absent one, one that I have far away; so they 
 ciill tlioir people when the} go to hunt, 'hu kae-sguch6ch6.' 
 Our absent folks. 
 
 ^o6uT, s. Where there is no one, a desert plain, wilderness. 
 'iiU lehoeut.' In the wilderness. 
 
 bolegu, s. It is a deserted place. 
 
 pihoiilegu, id. red, pi. 
 
 (llNKS CIIOEUl, chines-chotu, cho^uish, v. intr. (6) I am 
 absent, am always absent, remain away. *Ta ies-choeu.' I am 
 never absent, I never remain absent. Jl^-Chueushilsh. 
 
 ichoaukan, adj. He has no blanket or robe, he is naked, said of 
 gamblers especially. 
 
 |iineH-chu6ukai, chin-chouuka, choaukaish, v. intr. (5) I go with- 
 
 '0m 
 
 /" 
 
 j^^ 
 
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 oul blankets otc. 
 loschoaukuncm, ehoaulvan, ohoaiikunt, v. tr. dei. (8) I tukc aj 
 
 his blunkut, make him go witiiout it. 
 " choaiikaltcin, r. rel. (16) 1 rnaUo his go without blanlj 
 
 strip him, by winning it in gambling etc. 
 ChoiJs. 
 les-chouHom, ehouson, cont. os-chouHtcn, v. tr. (7) 1 carry hinij 
 
 of sight. 
 " chousem, chousemon, cbouscmcnt, v. instr. I go out of| 
 
 sight, withdraw irom his siglit, I disaiipour from him. 
 
 chouscmis t-Ange lu Maly.' The angel went out of eij 
 
 from Mary, disappeared irom hor. 
 I-ncholze, adj. Nothing inside, emjjty, as the sepulchre alter i 
 
 resurrection. 
 Chinks-cho6pmi, chin-choop, choopsh, v. intr. (5) I keep silJ 
 
 stop talking, crying. 
 Jes-choopim, choopstcn, choopisku, v. causs. (10) I make hinij 
 
 from talking, stop him. 
 " chochopim, red. 
 
 " choplteiii, r. rd. (17) I stop his from talking. 
 
 Chines-chopltumslii, pop. I stop people irom talking. 
 Ics-chopminem, ehopmin, chopmiut, instr, (11) I slop talking 
 
 him. 'Chopminzin.' I finished my talk with you, I 
 
 talking to you. 
 
 " chopmiltom, v. inst. rel. (IG) I stop talking to his 
 
 Kaes-choopstuegui, We stop one another talking. 
 Kacs-chopminuegui, c. int^tr. rcc. Wo stop to talk to one anotlicl 
 les-chopnunem, chopnun, chopnunt, v. tr. (8) I succeed in stoprf 
 
 him from talking, v. g. a crying child. 
 Chopemon, s. An annoying fellow 8t()])i)ing others from spcakl 
 Chopoiizi'itoii, .s. He that stops one Irom lalUing. 'In-chopuif 
 
 ten.' lie that stops me etc. 
 Sguehoo])im, .s. Appointed to stop others from talldng. 
 ClllNKs-ciioPKi.si, (■liiii-cho])6ls, chopclsh, r. vol. (5) 1 leo! Utncsol 
 Ica-chopclsem, chopi'lscn, clioi)clseiit, coiit. es-chojulsten, esa 
 
 pvlsl u, )". rv/MN.s-. (H) 1 make him leel lonesome. 
 " choptlsem, choptlsemeii, (^hopclsement, co7it. es-choptlscmJ 
 
 es-chopi'lscmsku, v. act. instr. (9) I feel lonesome aiter liii[ 
 
 feel Ills, or its absence, I am sick after it. 
 
 l'!iojiLl.SL'iultcm, 
 
 ^.;■ll(lp(!■Isl'nu■nl 
 
 I another. 
 
 ts 'liniu'lsliicgui 
 
 lonesome. 
 
 Ineschopelsmlui 
 
 |ii(>s;-(lioj)elsenii8 
 
 |clio])elseniistem 
 
 I some alter it or 
 
 [looijcls, The bei 
 
 I been lonesome, 
 
 i|)C'Is(Mnen, *. C); 
 
 LVKS-CniOEUf" 
 
 Isliilsli, chu(}ushi 
 
 myself farther ( 
 
 les chiicushilshi, 
 
 Isoinething. 
 
 [•hiii'usliilshem, i 
 
 limivi' it, cany it 
 
 |nianl<ind by the 
 
 jcliiicnsliilshem, c 
 
 |l withdraw mysi 
 
 Icluincushilshem, 
 
 Icliiiciisliilshshtoii 
 
 jsoiiu'tliiiig helon; 
 
 Icliiu'iisliilsliltciu, 
 
 in'niove his 
 
 jcliiunsliilshcmlte 
 [[from the instr.] 
 jiieiisliilsh, s. inf. 
 jsliilsli.' The hav 
 rvitlidrawn. 
 
 Imt'sliilsliom, s. 
 idclioslilshelgu, s. 
 L'lisliilshenzuton, 
 ili(>|>us, ,s. Eye lid 
 )HU-lroot of,-] 
 |ios-(Ii()!shmi, chin 
 khooj), as a war- 
 
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 L'liopclsemUcin, instr. rd. (18) I fool lonesome alter his 
 
 ■li(ipt'lsi'riu;nuLgui, ra:. iiustr. Wc fcsjl loiicsonio a!lcr ono 
 I another. 
 Is 'iK'iH'l.sliu'gui, rcc. muss. We eu.ise ono another to feci 
 
 I loncKOtne. 
 
 [nes-choi>clsmlui8i, frcq. 
 Iiios-chopelseniisti, intr. reft. I feel lonesome. 
 }(lioi)olseniistcm, chopclsoinistenien, reft, instr. (9) I feel lono- 
 Uoino after it or him. 
 
 Ldpt'ls, The being lonesome. *S'zchop6ls,' past. The having 
 
 been lonesome, or iho thing ono is lonesome alter. 
 ipclsrmeii, *. Ono feeling lonesome for nothing. 
 
 [XKS (UIOEUSIIILSIII, or chincs-chutushilshi, chin-chu^u- 
 Isiiilsli, cliiK^iishilshish, ?•. intr. (5) I withdraw myself, remove 
 
 inyseir (arther of, I go far. JB^^Ucushilsh. 
 
 10S cluicushilshi, chin-chueushilshem, v. ind. (6) I remove 
 Isomothing. 
 
 chueiishilshem, ehueushilshten, chueushilshskii, v. causs. I re- 
 imovo it, carry it away, doslroy it, us when God took away 
 InKinkiiid by the flood. 
 Icliiiciisliilshom, chiieushilshenicn, chiienshilshement, i\ instr. (9) 
 
 II withdraw nij-self from him or it, I go away far Irom it. 
 IclitHit'iishilshem, red. 
 
 |oIiiiei!sliil.shs]item, cluietishilslishtcn, r. rel. (14) I remove 
 |somc'tliiiig Itclonging to liim, or tor him, [from the (.-aussative.] 
 Icluuiisliilshltciti, chiK'Ushilshlton, chucushilshlt, i'. rd. (16) I 
 
 In'move his 
 
 Icliuinsliilshomltem, chu^ushilshcmlten, chufcushilshemlt, v. rel. 
 
 [[from the instr.'] 1 go iar away from his 
 
 liKiisliilsh, s. inf. The removing, the withdrawing. 'S'zchuciu- 
 fchilsli.' The having removed or withdrawn, or what has been 
 Iwitlidrawn. 
 
 liiu'sliilshom, s. Ajipointod to remove. 
 Idclioshlshclgu, s. Deserted, uninhabited. 
 
 LMisliiishenzuton, .s. lie that removes, the remover of. 
 
 |]M)|)us, ,s'. Eye lids. JJ^'Sups. 
 
 )sir,— [/-oof o/,] 
 
 hos-choshmi, ehin-choshim, ehoshiish, v. act. ind. I clamor, cry 
 pvhoop, as a war-whoop^ or as young people calling by night 
 
 S 
 
 I 
 
 3 
 
II 
 <l 
 
 9S 
 
 CHP 
 
 tlicir swoct-hcurts for sinful piirposes. 
 Ics f'liosliim, clioshinti^ii, choshiiit, r. tr, rausn. I make him whoi 
 
 I wliooj) np to him, [ call hor by a whistle. 
 
 chosliHhitoin, choHliKhintoii, choshwhit, r. I'd. 1 cry for him 
 
 ohoshit/tn, choshUcn, choshilt, v. rel. I whoop up at his.,,, 
 
 or for his 
 
 Chines choshshishi, v. rel. I whoop up for 8omel>ody, call a woi 
 
 for somebody. 
 Kaes-choshmnufegui, r. rec. We cry one after the other. 
 (Jhineschoshniluisi, v.freq. 
 
 Chines-choshUuinshi, v. pop. I cry to encourage people. 
 Chines-nchoshmtlsi, v. vol. 
 Ies-nicho8h«m61sem, nchoshem^lsemen. 
 S'choshim, s. inf. The crying. '.S'zchoshim.' The having crii 
 
 the thing cried after. 
 SguchoMhini, 5. Commissioned to cry. 
 Choshemen, s. A petulant cryer. 
 Choshenzuten, s. He that cailfs, whistles at a determinate pcra 
 Chines nchoshelgui, chin-nchosh^igu, v. intr. (5) I go into 
 
 camp whistling for bad purposes, 
 les-nchoshfelgum, ncho8h<^lgumeu, nchosktlgument, v. tr. instr. 
 
 go into the camp, whistling at t.iut person, calling hor out 
 
 night. 
 I-CHi-ASKAT, .«. Pine weather, fine day. JlSrPaa. 
 CiiPXaAMBN, s. Matches. l^Pdgai. 
 Ies chposz>(nem, ies-chposachstom. l6r*'Po6B. 
 Chines-ptXgozcii, I am bare-breasted. A^^Pt^m. 
 les-chptf ptiakshiui, I put off my Icggina. A^Pt^im. 
 " chptlfechstem, J|©f-Ptliin. 
 " chpim. ae^^Pim 
 
 chplkut^usem, tr^Polkom. 
 
 chputusem, fi^'Puim, jiin. 
 
 chptkum, 4^Ptkum. 
 
 chpugusem, a^Pugtim. 
 
 chpupusenchem, j|®*Pupus6nch, puds. 
 
 chshinim, jJ^^Shin. 
 
 chshi^pilem I^^Shdi. 
 
 CHSHINSTIM, chshinstent^n, v. tr. rel. I dazzle it, strike 
 
 OS- the lig'ht strikes a. mountain. 
 
 « 
 it 
 11 
 <t 
 
 u 
 
 0^9^*s.. 
 
lice him whooH " 
 
 cry for him. 
 ) up at his...] 
 
 ly, call a won 
 
 >ther. 
 
 9« 
 CHSH 
 
 OS clisliisholshilscin, I make him cast down his oycB. S^Ishut. 
 (Iinhitcniincm, etc. a®°Shitim. ., 
 
 CIISIIIT— [roof o/,] 
 linoy-cliMhitcm!, cliin-dishitim, chwhitiish, v. act. ind. I am on the 
 
 watch, I guard against something, 
 es-chshitim, chshtcntdn, chshtint, cont. os-chshtestin, es-chBhtes- 
 
 t6ku, V. tr. real. I guard it, watch it. 
 'chishitim, s. inf. The guarding. 'Szchshit,' s. inf. past. Tho 
 having guarded, or the thing that has been guarded. ., 
 
 hirios chshtoshishi, v. rel. I guard something for others, I am 
 
 guarding not lor myself, 
 es chnhteshishem, chshteshishemen, v. rel. (9) 1 guard it, not for 
 myself, but lor others. 
 
 " chshtcshishemltem, chshteshishemltcn, v. rel. I guard his 
 
 not for myself. 
 « chshteshitcm, chshteshiten, chshteshit, v. rtl. I guard something 
 for him, in his place. 
 
 « ch9htelt6m, chshtelt6n, chshtiU, v. rel. (17) I guard his or 
 
 guard it for him. 
 hsbtcnzuten, s. Guardian. 'Inchshtenziiten.' My guardian, he 
 
 that guards me. 
 hshtoshizuton, s. Guardian in place of him. 'Inchshtoshizuten/ 
 
 Ho that guards in my place. 
 igiu-hshitim, s. Guardian appointed. 'Isguchshitim.' He whom I 
 
 appointed my guardian. 
 hsht<^men, s. A punctilious guardian.- 
 IChines-chshitshitemi, red. 
 eschshit'tniinem, (8) I succeed in guarding it. 
 Chines-chshtemluisi, freq. 
 Ics-chehtcmluisem, chshtemluison, v. freq. det. 
 Chines-chshtltunishi, v. pop. I guard the people. 
 Chines-chshteshiltumshi, v. rel. pop. [from chshtesbitem,] I guard 
 
 for tho people. 
 Chincs-chshitemisti, v. ref. I look out, take care of myself. 
 Chincs-chshtenziiti, v. ref. I myself take care of something, 
 les-clishtenzutem, chshtenzutemen, v. ref. det, (9) I myself take 
 care of it. 
 
 5zle it, striks Chines-ehshteshzuti, v. ref. rel. [from chshiteshitem] I take care 
 lor myselil 
 
 )ople. 
 
 e having cri« 
 
 crminate porso 
 ) 1 go into 
 
 it, V. tr. instr. 
 lUing hor out 
 
 tim. 
 
 I 
 
 z 
 
 3; 
 
 k 
 
 r 
 
CIISKAMELT 
 
 Kacs chshitrmOi^ui, v. rcr. iwp. AVo giuird ono uiiothor. 
 Kaos-(liHht('s1iif«c>j;ui, v. r.l. r-r. [i'rotn chi^litfsliiti ip,] Wo g!i:ir(I I 
 
 for one iinothcr. 
 Ic.s-('li^l)it(!s!iitiiL^ifiini, clislilosliilui'-ijininon, v. rtl. rcc. inxtr. (f))!! 
 
 tuko euro for ititn, Htipposiiig that ho in his turn guurda (or 
 
 mo. 
 CiiiNKs-nisiiTlcLTi, c'hin-c'.slitc!', chshtc'iltiwh, (5) I am guarding,] 
 
 watching my child. 
 Ics-chshti'ltem, chaht(iitcmen, (9) T lake euro of hiH child. 
 " chtslitc^ltemltotn^ chsiiteltcnilici , (16) 1 tal o oaro of the child] 
 
 of his 
 
 Chincs-chshtoskagaci, chin-chshtcskiigjxe, chslitcskigaoish, (5) 1 1 
 
 am guarding my own liorsos. 
 Ics-chshtoskiigaom, chshtcskagaomop, (f) I guard his horses. 
 Sguchshtoskagao, s. llorso guard. 
 Clislitcskagai men, .s. Fajstidious hornc guard. 
 Chincschshttinci, chin-chshtino, chshttincish, (5) I watch on my I 
 
 car. 
 Ics-chshtiinom, chshtiineomon, chslituncomont, (9) I pay attention I 
 
 to him. N. B. — Not to confound this verb with 'shitim, | 
 
 cljHhitim,* to raise. ffiS^Shitim. 
 Chincs-chsiloiii, Bfe^Ilen. 
 Chines.ehsitshi, B©"Its'i. 
 Cliincs-chskalC'tii, ffi^Skaltu. 
 CIISKAMELT, [from kamim]— (ryo« of,) 
 Chincs-cliskamclteni, cliiti-cliskaniLltcii, chskamciltcnish, v. intr. 
 
 (5) I am hungry after food, tobacco, also spiritual hunger, 1 1 
 
 'Szchskamclten.' The having 
 
 am starving. 
 S'chskamcltcn, The starving. 
 
 starved. 
 Ics-cliskamcltoncm, cliskam(iltsten,chskam61tsku, v. cams. I starve] 
 
 him, make him starve. 
 " chskanieltcnoni, chskamcltcncmen, v. ir. inst. (9) I ara| 
 
 starving at F am Imngry of v. g. bread etc. 
 
 Chincs-chskamelt'nmluisi, v. ffcq. 
 
 Chincs-chskameltcnzuti, v. rcjl. I starve myself. 
 
 Chines-chslk'kamelteni, v. dim. 
 
 Chincs-nch8kameltcn(;lsi, v. vol. 
 
 Chskamkamcltnalka, s. One that lets others starve, docs not fcedj 
 
 thorn. 
 
 Iskainiiitcn, ska 
 
 hunger. 
 IrilSKOT,— [ro 
 Cliskottchst, s. 
 C'hHkotshin, s. 
 CirSKUILT,- 
 JOiiincs-chskuilti 
 perspire, 1 
 ]p'chMkuilt, .s. hif 
 what has be 
 |CliHkuH<^men, 
 |los-(liskuiItem, c 
 sweat. 
 " chskuiltem, 
 sweat It, I s) 
 sweated bloo 
 '• chskuiltltem, 
 sweat. 
 |lvacs('hskult'stu6 
 
 sweat. 
 IClinics-chskulten] 
 IChiiics-chskuikull 
 IChiiios-nchskulttI 
 IChskultenzutcu, 
 Iriiiiics-chslkuikul 
 j('liiii(.>s-ehHkuLl])si 
 loiisiimidpcm, Ai^ 
 IChspim, chspi/.c, ( 
 |(7l)iiiosclistcini, 
 |(!liinos-clisteinc'le, 
 tarn.'] 
 ^Jliines-chsteminch 
 Chinos-clist'stchpc 
 (IISIJILKAX, a. 
 K'« clisiiilk.'iiuuu, (• 
 
 chance. 
 t'i].srr<KAN.\i-K, chf 
 game quick. 
 
n fftmrds for 
 
 vatch on my 
 
 lliingor. 
 
 'Chin-tUJ fskamti." I diod of 
 
 i, 
 
 docs not feed 
 
 9^ 
 
 OHSUILKAN 
 
 thorn. 
 Skiiin^lU'n, skamii, .s*. 
 
 hunger. 
 IrilSKOT,— [roofof,] 
 Cli9k»)t6ch»t, s. Onohanl. 
 C'hHUotshin, s. One foot. 
 Cir.SKUILT,— [roof 0^,] 
 Chincs-chskuiiti, ohitichHkuilt, chskuiltsh, v. intr. (5) I sweat, 1, 
 
 porspire, 1 work hard. 
 |l-Tchskuilt, s. htf. The swoati I'l. 'Szchskuilt.' The having sweated, 
 
 what haa hoen sweated out. 
 |('|)Hl<uH<^mon, n. A person sweating for nothing, 
 le^-chskuiltom, ehskuilt'sten, chskuilt'sku, v. causs. (8) I raako him 
 
 Hweat. 
 
 chskuiltom, chskulltemon, chskuiltement, v. tr. instr. (9) I 
 
 sweat It, I sweat out thut, v. ^. 'Chakuiltomis \u snguls.' IIo 
 
 sweated blood. 
 
 chskuilthem, ehakuiltlten, v. rd. [from, causs,'] I make his.... 
 
 sweat. 
 |Kacs (•liskult'stu6gui, v. ree. [from caus.sJ] Wo make one another 
 
 sweat. 
 
 lOliiiu's-chskultemluisi, v. freq. 
 
 Iciiiiios-chskuikulti, \. dim. I sw^at a while, a little. 
 ICliines-nchskultfclsi, v. vol. 
 
 Ichskultenziiton, .s. Tie that makes another sweat. 
 ICliiiios-chHlkuikulti. To sweat a littli', a ehild sweating. 
 IciiiiK's-chHkutlpsi, chskiisi, etc. B^"Sukut. 
 lohsiimi^pem, fiie^M^iem. 
 Ichspim, clisjuze, clispakaiiiilko, B^Spim. 
 lOhiiK'schsteini, BfegTiStcni, tee. 
 |('liiiios-('hstemele, (•. I have no arms no ammunition, [from 
 
 tam.l 
 
 jliiiios-ohsteminch, v. I ha\'o no gun, I am after a gun. 
 Cliiiios-clist'stchpcni, Bir5«'"Sit('hein. 
 I'lISUILivAX, (>/tj. Lucky, [])orhaps from 'uilem.'j 
 Io« clisuilk.'inuin, cliHuilkan, v. fr. ref, (8) I beat him gambling, bj 
 
 ohanco. 
 Cusi r,KAN.\i,K, cliMulk^, adj, Luoky in hunting, ho that finds the 
 
 game quick. 
 
 si 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 ■ixl 
 ."'vl 
 
 it 
 
 f- ' 
 
CHITECH 
 
 CiisuiiUtfiKAN, adj. Sickly, vulctiidinarian, [from 'uilom,'] tho sa J 
 
 as 'Tkutl<6li.' 
 Chinos-chszel'komi, chszeikoi, t&'Ttotko, 
 Chino8-ch8zl6ini, J®*ZoF, 
 lea c'hflziknom, IQrZilti. 
 CHTATASALKO, s. Plum tree. 
 Ohtetfeua, s. Plum. 
 ChtaAlko, iA.To6m. 
 Chtagol6ch8t, ae-Tagoliis. 
 Chtalim, etc. t^Tulim. 
 ESCIITAMKAN, pass. Ho is caught by tho hair, |©-Toinji| 
 
 tmam. 
 les chtAmkanom, chtiimkan, chtumkant, v. tr. real. (8) I catch Ijinj 
 
 bv tho hair. 
 " chtdrnkahom, chtamkaHon, v. rel. (16) I catch by the hail 
 
 his 
 
 " chtimkanem, cht6mkanoTi, v. inst. 1 use it to catch a fellun 
 
 by tho hair, v. g. my haiul. 
 Kacs chtamkanu<igui, v. nr. Wo catch ono another by the hair. 
 Chtamkaiizuton, s. Ho tliat catches, grabs ono by tho hair. 'Inclj 
 
 tainkjinziiton.' Ho that grabs nic by tho hair. 
 Chtamkunfemon, adj. Ho that has tho habit of grabbing others bl 
 
 tho hair. 
 CHIN-CHSUICHKAN, I revolt, rebel against the authority 
 
 chielH, etc. 
 les-chsniclikaiiem, chsuichkaii, chsnichkant, v. tr. (8) I rovol 
 
 against liitn. 'Kaos-chuichk<iilils.' He revolts against us. 
 " chsuiclikaltem, chsuiclikalt, rcl. (6) I revolt against his... 
 Chincs-chsuichkanziiti, I revolt against myself. 
 Chsuchkanzutori, s. Rebel. 'Inchsuchkanziiten.' My rebel, lif 
 
 that revolts against me. 
 CRIT ECU.— {root o/,] 
 Chines-chtochmi, chinchtechim, chtcchiish, v. act. ind. (7) I marl 
 
 make a mark on something ; I brand ; [but this verb docs m 
 
 express the branding with hot iron, but simply to put a niarlJ 
 
 a sign or anything.] 
 Io8 chtechim, chtechnt(in, chtechint, cont. es-chtechsten, os-chteclii 
 
 6ku, V. tr. rel. (10) I mark it, put a mark on it. 
 Chinoschtcchshishi, v. rel. I mark for others. 
 
 Iii)r.sii.«< or culile. 
 
»7 
 
 CUTGU 
 
 i.(.|ih(li.siriHli(:ni, (•litt'clislii.sluiiicii, r. rtl. (i)) I mark il lor others. 
 
 (•liti'< li'^liitiiiii, ilitDcimliiti'ii, clitt'clislut, (. /•(/. (li')) 1 iiiurii lor 
 
 I, ill), I liitip liiiii ill l>niii(liii^. 
 
 clituclilttiii, clittuliiti II, (liiL'chilt^ r. n7. (17) 1 iimrk, brand 
 
 lii.i or it, lor iiiiii. 
 
 Li's cliutctiiii/.ati, I), rifi, I mark myHoll', iiuiniluHl my (lititinetivo 
 
 nowiT, us Uiir Jiord did by miraoloM. 
 kiiL'H clilei-liNkii^oi, i.'hiii-cbilt'ch>ska^uo, c. intr. (5) I brand my 
 
 h()i'si;.H or calilu. 
 |(li,ocli«lvuguom, clitcfiislvagat-'ii, clilocliskaj^auiit, c. tr. re'. (H) I 
 
 l)rand liiis lioi'cius or catt.u. 
 
 clitoclMkugaum, i-litucliMkugaomuii, c-lituchnkugacmciit^ i\ inntr, 
 |(i)) 1 iiNu It to brand uiiimaiM. 
 [oeliitli, .s. Sign, mariv, brand ', it answers also lor ibe c liuruuter 
 
 ot tiu; Sacranienls. 
 iitciiiicli, .s. Tlio branding. '.Szcliteeliicb.' Tiio liuving branded, 
 
 what lias been branded. 
 
 ri'liiniii, >. In.slriimenl to brand, us related to tlie]>ersoii using it. 
 |('('liiiiinten, .s. in.stniinem to brand, as related to tlie object; 
 lliiaiided ; as tlie Sairanient of Continnation etc., in regard to 
 Itlic receiving the Sacruinent. 
 
 I'cliiiiz.'.teii, «. Jle tliat iiiar!<.s a thing. 'Anehiteeliinzuten.' 
 Ijli! tiiiil brands yon, niarlv.s yon, v. g. tlie Holy (jliost in im- 
 
 I'iiiting the eliaracier, tiie >aeranieiit itself. 
 licscJiti'iMiii, |{?-i>'''l'eeini. 
 |n>s clila.illvoi, fifcu;)" reeini. 
 
 I s-;liteesliiniini, Jtfei)" 'I'eeiii. 
 |ic,> cliti'eiisi, fieiV'Teeni. 
 
 rs (lilvlklii li><l, Z(iri> 'IV'lk( 111. 
 
 lit' 
 
 nc.Mliti'lKcsslii.n, te-i>' lelALiii. 
 
 hr.sclileli, etc. fef>"Tell. 
 |ii'sciitc!te!l)eiiei, fliriv Tcli. 
 
 isd tjfoini, Bf^"To^'-, tgomi. 
 UiV, or chilli;', Bfc:i>" I'giiin. — lro>.t of,'] 
 |(.s (■liti;'iiini, chilli s-clitui.", r. jni.sii, i am added, lam siijiorad- 
 
 K'll, ji»iiicd. 
 
 |('S(|itminii, chiii-i htgiiin, clit:;iiish, r. act. hid. {J) I add 
 liiiiii'tliini;', give sonicthing to both. 
 |hlg,j!i, rht_:^iiiil( n, clitguiit, cont. es-ciitgnstcn, es-chtgustcku. 
 
 I 
 
 
 s 
 
 33 
 1^ 
 
i 
 
 08 
 
 ClITO 
 V. tr. real. (10) T a<l«l it. 
 
 '* chtfj^iit^ikm, ('. re i^ I udcl it Hovunil tiiiioo. 
 
 Ciiinort (•liti^iisliislp, r. rJ. I uidl l».r olliorrt. 
 
 lort clitf^UHlnslH'in, i-lil<;iisliiHlii'iui,'i', /./<.'. (i>) I utl I it for ()tlll•^, 
 
 •' flitj^usliiti'in, ('.t^ii-iliiti'ii, flil^Uf»!iit, (./•(/. {\')) 1 ailii mi 
 lliih<r tor liiiii, ill liiH liivor, I givo liiiii Hoiiiotliin^ to b 
 'Ko-clit;^iisliit.' Adil Moiiii'lii.iij; lor ino on llio har^iiiii. 
 
 Kucs-cht^nsliitiKjilir, ric.fil. Wo adii M(UiH'tliiiij; in .avor {>[', 
 
 anotlKM 
 
 111), 
 
 Ic'scliti^ii tJ'iii, clifi^'u't.' II, cliti^ulf, i\ r<L (17_) I uild it to li 
 
 hill). 
 ('Iiiiu^s-cjit^^ii'iriiiislii, r. [iny. v,l. I iuld Noniotliin/x f<>rtlio])t( 
 (/'lit^^ll t'.iiislitcli, s. Tlic tliiii;;' ;^iVi!ii over tllid uLoVJ to l)i;(tj 
 
 boot; tho tiling ^iven (o boot. 
 Ohini's cbtf^iiiiiliiisi, r. fn'r, 
 K's (•lilifiiinIii.H(>m, fi'i'fj. r<'iil. 
 " clitj^i^.soiii, {■Iitg^stiii, chtgiiscMit, ('. tr. mil. (8) I add w 
 
 tlu' filT. 
 S'clitii^, s'cl\l;;;.'i;j;, n. ' 
 
 '•<'■. 
 
 UOli 
 
 n 
 
 ic aiiiiiii' 
 
 '."izchtiiu'. 
 
 T'.IO ii; 
 
 added, tin- lliiiii^ added. 
 
 Cliti^iiiniii, >. iii-fr. Miiteivil ti» lie added, re!a -d to tlie \k 
 adiiiii:;. '! 'Iiti^iiiiiiiiteii,' >•. ///.s^r. .Materials tt> lio addod, i.i 
 tioii to the thinif.s to wliieli tiiey are u Ided. 
 
 Clitf^iiii/utei', x. Tiie |tei'.soii add;iij^. 
 
 Chtj^iiini' men, n. A person addicted to f^ivtM)vor and above. 
 
 Clit,!j;ri,!^ii, Tliey went addiim and addiii«r, i. c. tliey boeaino ii 
 by otliers Hiiperveiiin;^, anil joining tlioni, as the Aii^rii! 
 Betldtdiem. lat. fiirt.i ist inultdmtn. 
 
 CliTOi'Zi.v, .s'. Salt, any neasonini' added to the food, as iiticJ 
 
 peo| 
 
 
 
 )le, 
 
 n M 
 
 Cht^n/.inton, n. Salt, su:^ar, pepper, etc., ;iddcil to iood, i 
 
 to the Iood itself. 'Ta iep - •ht'^uziii.' I ha/, no s!iii| 
 *Ko j:;iii/,slit t Klehtijjiizlntis lu Ka;>t'.' (Jive me isome suj.: 
 Homethiii^ to .season the eotl'ee. 
 
 Chines i hl_i:;iizini, ehin e!itj;ii/,iiiem, chti^iizinish, (0) 1 sJ 
 
 411 
 
 It et( 
 
 les-t'ht^iiziiiein, chtjjjn/.'iii, ehtgu/.int, r. (r. (11; I season it, - 
 
 ete., sugar it.t'tc. 
 " chtgu/.inem, ehtf^uzincmcn, clitgu/'inement, r. inntr. (!)) 
 
 it to Malt, NcaH( 
 (•lit!;ii/.'i!tcm, c 
 
 IiIm 
 
 (hl;j;ii/iTUMn'lo 
 (t'i) I use his. 
 |{i)lcht,i{ii/.is!itc 
 |iiit ^ome Hcasr 
 (■lil,i,'ii/.isht.' 5 
 
 I^IIClllZ.'.tiMI, .'•. 
 
 nil fn'KniTKV, ,f 
 
 |.S-N("IIT(.U ,f.\l M, I 
 
 talk a ter him. 
 
 /.'.I en.' Let Ui 
 
 iiclitj^iizinom, i 
 
 words. 
 
 iichtf^nz'shtcm, 
 
 liis words. 
 
 iiclitguzillctu, 
 
 \v'»rds. 
 iliti;ii/.;iiz.'.ter, .", 
 Iilieshi, oarTi.H 
 in\,—[rnot o*\] 
 
 (INKS niTKAMf, el 
 
 bines clitixaini, el 
 
 «()ni(d)ody. 
 Isclitkcm, ehtivan 
 r. tr. real. I |Mi 
 the chase to \v( 
 clitktkcin, r. re, 
 lines clitkashislii, 
 kclillvashishein, /• 
 clitkashiteir, /•, 
 to help him. 
 ii'sclit'<;i>liitu>!'!.-:ii 
 lscl.t!v;i!tun, fhtk: 
 
 tliat lor him. 
 [;u's chtkaiiujgu', i 
 rid i^ii'ls. 
 
 liiiics-chtkultJ.msh 
 
uitd It to luiii, 
 
 fl9 
 CHTK 
 
 it to Miilt, HcuRon cU'., I Halt with it. * 
 
 climn/.iUcin; chtguztlton, chtgiizilt, t;. rel. (IG) I BtiaBon, salt 
 
 Ills 
 
 (liifrii/.iiiom'tctr, (h^^n/.inomtpr, chtmiKiiiomlt, r. instr. re!. 
 
 (pi) I iiso Ills V. ^. Halt, Mi;;ar etc., to Noiison. 
 
 |<(i|('l)t,i;ii/.iM|itcii', kol(;lil<i;u/.iHlitot<, UolclitgtiKiHht, r. ril. (14) I 
 
 |iiii hoiDo HoiiHoiiiii^'-, Kiilt or hiigar etc., to IiIh food. 'Ku-kul- 
 
 (•lilf^n/.i-tlit.' Si>!iHoii, Hiigar etc., my (otluu or lood. 
 it;;ii/,iii/,>'.ttMi, •, TIio person Halting', Moasoniiij^. 
 irtii fiTKi'i'TKV, .'-'. 'riiidfi', !or lij^litinj^ Hro. 
 |.s-N('iiT(.u .in\ M, iiclit^ti/.iii, iu-ht/;ii/.i) t, (II) I add to liini tnlk, I 
 
 talk iiU-r him. 'Ta Uakausmhtircz stem In nkolUiioltH Kolin- 
 
 /.'.tell.' lii't IIS not add a w.ird to t!»e word of God. 
 
 iiciifi^n/.incm, n<ditjj;uz4iiomcn, instr. (10) I add ihin word or 
 
 wordri. 
 
 ii(lit<;ii/:shtc'm, lu htgiiB Hhton, r. rd. (1 \) I add something to 
 
 Ills words. 
 
 ii(:!it<^Miziltcm, nclitguziltcn, v. rd. (16) I add this to his 
 
 words. 
 
 (liti,'ii/-;ii/,!.(op, ". The pci8)i) adding to tho words of another. 
 iilicshi, fik#-Ti.H! i. 
 ]in\,~[rnot ()',] (Irom tWm.) 
 Links ruTKAMf, chinos-clitak, pass: Tarn purauod. 
 Iiines clitkami, chin c'.itkur, ehtUtisli, i'. act. ind. (7) I pursue 
 
 Nonichody. 
 Isclitkum, i-Iilkaiitcn, chtkcnt, cont. 08(-htkaHt<in, ch chtka8t6k:i, 
 
 )-. tr. ri'id. I I'.irsmi him, run a!tc>r him, [much used lor giving 
 
 the ehasu to women hy wiiked hoys.] 
 
 I'litktkcm, r. red. 
 iiiiH's rlitkiishishi, r. rrl, I pursue for others. 
 |s-(litk;ishislH«iii, /•. nl. (0) I ] ursiic that oii.e ^brothers. 
 
 (•lit!<!isIiitcMi', /•</. (10) I pursue some one for him, in his place, 
 
 1o lu'Ip liini. 
 lies cliika-^hitii.!;.':!!!, /. n/. rrr. We help one another in iiursuiiig. 
 Is clitlca'.tLm, ciitkiillcii, ehtktl', c. u:!. (17) 1 pursue his or 
 
 t!i!it lor Iiiin. 
 |;u's(lillc:ii;uj::;ir, V. )'<>'. Wo run oiio ai'tc:' the other, an bud boys 
 
 aid i^ii'ls. 
 liiiies-{.htkalt^.mshi, v. pof. I run a.'^tor people. 
 
 ■'■'41 
 
k TOO 
 
 ^ ' CHZ 
 
 Chines chtkaliiisi, v: freq. 
 
 Tea clitkuluisoin, ditkaluiscn, r. frvq. tr. I orton run iiftcr him. 
 Chines-chtl<6l7.ui, chinos chtkclzo, r. pass, 1 am ])m'8iicd. 
 ChinesciitU«"ilz!M, c'hin-chtk«jlzen», r. act. ind. (6) I piirsuo sou 
 
 body, 
 les c'htk<il7AMif), chtktl/.en, chtkclzcnt, ?'. ir. real. (8) I purauo , 
 Chineschtkolzi'niluisi, v. freq. 
 les tch{k<im, etc. I first nin alter him. 
 " /-chtkeni, etc. I run after him irom there. 
 " nehtkeiiscm, nchtkeuson, nchtkeiiseiit, v. loc. 1 run tilter I 
 
 amonji; a crowd. 
 " nchtkelisem, 1 run after them. 
 Chines nchtkclsl, v. vol. I wish to pursue. 
 S'chtk6m, The j i.rsunig. Szchtak, The having pursued, 
 
 one pursued. 
 Ghtkanzuten, s. The pursuor of somebody, '[ncbtkinizutcj 
 
 J\ly pursuer. 
 Sguchtk^m, s. One ajjpointed to i)ur8ue. 
 Chines chtkocpilei, BQrTkcm, to sew. 
 Chines-chtkokui'usi, B^'TkOm, or Tkokom. 
 Chtkum, chtoko, etc. f^Tkom. 
 Clitkupilemisti, etc. l^rPlvOin. 
 I-chtoskat, chtkupaskat, t^Tkom. 
 Chtkusi, fS'Tkom. 
 Chtl6epi!e, J^-Tlee. 
 Chtlutlduaem. |[9*Tlcem. 
 Chtolkun, etc. K^Taiem. 
 les-chueUHhilshcm, t^>Cho. 
 " chulusem, s^„Uiini. 
 Chului^lgu, B^.Ululira. 
 ChKalids, «^Zal. 
 Chz^pkan, etc. X^Chize. 
 Chzauk'n, etc. I^Z^um. 
 Chztuscm, ehzeuhen, chzpcus, JO®"Chiz. 
 Chines-chzeliemi, diz'h^chst, 0@°Zeheml. 
 Chines-chzgotchst, ^^ Z()<;()m. 
 ]ej-chzogutpilem, B^Zogom. 
 Chincs-clizgozini, JB^y Zogom. 
 los-chzogcni, l!£i5''Zog6m. 
 
 yhirios-chzikui, 
 Iriizikno, adj. Lo 
 
 ylizli, ios-chzini, ( 
 loschzkamneiisei 
 |« chzkuaiakane 
 
 " chzookcm, ct 
 bhincs-chzkuincl:: 
 los chzpkc m, chz| 
 I" chz'scliguui, c 
 
 The tliird let 
 lest, test. 
 
 ECIISUISn,— [re 
 
 iL'liiiios-echsuishi, c 
 
 am on my feet 
 
 tpipmi, kae-tpi 
 
 |c8Cohsuishcm, eel 
 
 Huishsku, V. tr. 
 
 make him or it 
 
 tpipim.' 
 
 I" echsuishUem, e 
 
 uliincs-techsuishi, ] 
 
 pliines-chechsuishi, 
 
 thing, 
 fes chcciisuishem, 
 (9) I stand by 
 mists Jcsu Kli.' 
 by Jesus Christ 
 chechsuishemit 
 instr. rel. (16) I 
 I'liincs chachsusliall 
 I'liiiics echsushzntjti 
 river, sea. 
 
 PniNKSCIIKCtlSUSIlfi 
 
 a horse standin; 
 
 k; 
 
V 
 
 '. run filer lil 
 
 101 
 
 ECUS 
 
 Iriiziloio, atlj. Lci't hand, B^'Zikuc. 
 
 'hzii, ios-chziin, cliincs-clizii, B^"Zii. 
 losclizkiirnnd'iiscm, 1 throw it on, B^'Kamincm. 
 I" chzknaiakunom, T scalp him, B^.Zkum. 
 
 » chzookem, ctf. iK^ZookOm. 
 Ichincs-chzkuinc'lii, Bg^Zkiim. 
 Ii'schzpkcm, ohzpak K^Zpktm. 
 I" c'hz'scligum, etc. jj^^Z'sim. • 
 
 E 
 
 f ?•* 
 
 
 r 
 t 
 
 'J I 
 
 The third letter of the alphabet, and it is pronounced as e in 
 
 ^1 lest, test. 
 
 FX'IISULSII,— [roof of,-] 
 
 JL'liines-echsuishi, chin-echsnish, echsuish, v. intr. (5) I stand up, 1 
 
 am on my feet. 'Ks chsuish.' It stands on foot. PI. 'Kaes- 
 
 tpipini, kae-tpip, tpipni, 8®„Tpip. 
 |cscclisiiishcm, echsuishen, echsuisheiit, cont. es-cchsuishtcn, esoch- 
 
 suishsku, V. tr. real. (8) 1 set it oil loot, I leave him standing, 
 
 make him or it stand on foot; if I set several on foot. *Ieti- 
 
 tpipim.' 
 
 cehsuishhcm, echsuishHcn, v. rel. (16) I make stand his 
 
 Dhines-behsuishi, I stand a little while. 
 
 phines-chechsuishi, v. loc. I stand on foot by some indefinite 
 
 thing. 
 [c8 ohechsuishem, chechsuishemen, checbsuishemcnt, v. loc. inst. 
 
 (9) I stand by his side, near him, v. g. *Maly es-ehoebsuisho- 
 
 niists Jesu Kli.' Mary stood, was standing always, continually 
 
 by Jesus Christ. 
 
 chechsuishemltem, chccbsuisbemHcn, chechsuishcmeH, v. loc. 
 
 instr. rel. (16) I stand by his 
 
 L'liincs chachsushalkoi, chin-chachsushalko, T stand on a log, wood. 
 riiiiios cclisusliznctiUii, I stand on the shore, bank of u lake, 
 
 'iiiNKs ciiKcnsusiifiPT, cliiii-chcclisushcp, I stand at the door, v. g. 
 
 a horse standing outside of the lodge. 
 
ECUS 
 
 Ie8chech8U8'i6pcm, chcthsushepen, chcohsush/pent, (7) I 8tuTiij| 
 
 at his door. 
 " choohsus uporr, cliochsushtpeincn, v. instr. (9) I have hiJ 
 
 Btaiidinjjj at my door. 
 (Jhiiios flishsuslipulkui, I ]»I:h'o a horse at tho door of a woniiiii| 
 
 whom I am ijoin^ to abandon. 
 Chc('hHiia!i>'p, Tho woman lor whonj a horso is plated at her dooj 
 
 b^' the man that abandons her. 
 Icscchsiishi'pem, echsii.shc|)on, cehsiishi'pent, v. tr, real. I stand aJ 
 
 t'lj lb;)t of a tree. '.Maly cchsushcpis hi einuus.* Marj 
 
 8too 1 at the loot of the cross. 
 *• e(!h8iis'.u"])en^, e(hsushi])enu'n, ,»H-'>fr. I have him standin<r aJ 
 
 tho loot of a tree, V. ff. 'T'oimuis u eclKsualiepemis hi Mulvj 
 
 Tho cross iiad Alary standinif at its loot. 
 Chinos chechsushciisi, I stand on high, v. g. a statue in a hiijlj 
 
 niche. 
 Chines chilcchsuishi, v. lor. B®Cliil. I stand on somethinJ 
 
 ' Jhin-chiiofhsuislj hi Is'chenuists lu sguclemen.' 1 stand oil 
 
 tho top of hell. 
 Io3-chilechsiiisIiem, chilochsuishcmcn, v. instr. loc. (9) I stand oij 
 
 tho top of it. 
 <jhines-cIuk'.c'.isiHli(inei, chin chilcchsushune, chilcchsushonoish, t| 
 
 ititr. (5) I have somebody standing over me. 
 Icscliiieohsushenem, chileclisiishcneon, v. act. real. (8) I have 
 
 standing over n»e. 
 " ciii'ochsushcnem, chilechsushtnemcn, v. instr. 1 stand r'vA 
 
 over him, v. g. on a dead man's grave. 
 Chin chih'chsiishus, I stand on tlio brinU. 'Ku chiicchsushua 
 
 l-sgiielemin.' Yon stai\d on the brink of hel!. 
 Ic8-e'iik'chsush.''.sem, chileciisushusemen, instr. I stand on t!| 
 
 I rink of. 
 
 Chines lu'clisnishi, v. loc. T stand in t! e room. 
 
 C. linos kuIaciiHiislialkoi, chin kulaclisiishalko, (5) 1 stand nrfdcrj 
 
 tr(0. 
 I 8-An'ac!l^ns!:;i!l^■onl, ktilachsiishdlkonuMi, (0) I, [tree] liavo 
 
 standing uii(k'r mo. 
 Chin Kor-vKciisusiiKr, I stood at the door. 
 Ic8 ko!ncc!isiisl;c| em, kohiochsushi.])onron, in.'^tr. (0) I set liil 
 
 standing at the door. 
 
tuc in a hii;! 
 
 108 
 
 EB 
 
 jes-kolnochBusliepem, kolnechauHhtipen, (8) f sot him atandn:; at 
 
 thu door. 
 ;'iMNKs NKcusirsuKUSi, chin nochsushcuH, (f)) I stand in the middle, 
 
 l)t't\vo(M', anionj;. 
 los lu'clisuslu nsi'in, nochsiishtuson, (8) I stand him between ot'.iera. 
 I" iK'(lisiislioiist'iii, nL'( lisiishijiisonioii, instr. I Ktand hint amongst 
 
 tiieni, in the midst ot them. 
 It'liiiK's nc'ilisiislilsi, chin nechsusliu , (5) I stand at the fire. 
 |]cs-notlisiisli '.scm, nechsushusen, (8) I stand him by the fire. 
 
 '' lu'clisusliusL'ni, nechsiisii^sliemei), (9) I stand al llio fi/o ul him. 
 Ic'liines-nechsnshichi, 1 stand behind a man's baek. 
 |l(>s noiiisiishichoM), nechKiishicheii, I stand l)i'hind his Laclc. 
 
 ucclisiishieiioni, neclisiishicliemon, iiiMr. (9) I liavo him stand- 
 
 injj at iuy bacU. 
 Icriiiiu's iiiileelisiislieisi, (5) I stand in front of 8 )mc one. 
 lies iiii!ofhsusli<jl.son!, niilcchsuslitlsen, I stand befur.', in front of 
 
 iinn. 
 " iniliH'lisusiiclsem, miI(-iisiishclsomen, instr. (9) I have him 
 
 hlandin^- be. ore me. 
 ICIiiiics neclisnslilniiili, (')) I stand by the side of some- one. 
 Lc.s iKH'hsiisliiniuteir., nclisiisli!niiiluu, I stand by his side, 
 Ichiiios.iiailisushJiiskani, I stau<l on the head of somebody. 
 |]i's naclisiishansUaneni, nuclKsuslvaitsluin, 1 sta:id on his head. 
 " natlisiishauslianeni, na hsushausUanemen, v. iiiitr. (9) 1 bavo 
 
 liiMi standin,<{ on my liead. 
 |ClviM-ne(lisnslij)eiyii, 1 stand al the rear of the house. 
 Iciiiii-clieclisiisiicliintllfjju, 1 stand outside ol tiie house. 'Chech- 
 
 siisiKliinelifiinzin.' I stand outside of your liouse. 
 |]']e, 7 /((V, /ill'), as an «)i)j)osition to Mt<< mid t/u-n ; and it is tlio 
 
 root (»f -lee,' this one, [Irom i and <-, verily this,] the opposite 
 
 oi 'Zii,' that one. 
 In. B. — The /' is not radical, as it appears from the redui>luatives. 
 Ihli, /iron. 'IjU \i,' lit. TIk, llii.-t one, as the Indians attach tha 
 
 article the to everythin«r. • 
 
 lltli, a(Ji. l>r. Uo.v, il is hiux', ■v./:\ oi' atJtus in loco. 'leleo u elce.' 
 
 He remains here. 
 loclu'c, ///"/. .1.,'. /.^(.. liillur, l(juardd thi&pla.e. 'IcohOie u /.gui.' IIo 
 
 came here. 
 Iloch'ehec, uui. loc. aim. A lilllo this way. 
 
 I 
 
 M 
 
^ 104 
 
 Ii'/,c'lu!hc«i, (idr. he. A liltio this way irom tlioro. 
 Joto6, (Viv. Inc. tnniy. Uy Iutc, /mr. Motor u Hliiust,' Iii(. trn.\ 
 silt hue, ho piiMsod horo. 
 
 IotoIoi\ (lili\ In: Kr.)iii horc, houci-, /(//((•. 'lotoloo u iiiish.' II3 
 Htartod irom hero. 
 
 Ictoloo in-08-tiiuoK'.M, What will lollow horourtor, Irom thiH iiio.| 
 
 nuMit, troin thiH placo. 
 (ylliNKs-Ki.Ki, ohiiioloo, oli'ish, v. iiiir. (5) I roiiiaiii hiTO, 1 hIiij, 
 
 livo hoiv, I (h) not 1.^0 awa^-. '\I kiii'loo.' Yon iniist rom; 
 lion 
 
 iiiil 
 
 IoH-lcl(!iii, Ii'loi), hMoiit, ronf. os li lostoii, «'H-lrlc'sl\i', v. //'. m/J 
 (H) I malso him stay lusrc, stay at homo. *Ko-lolci8 lii t'iliiiii.| 
 jjjiim,' Tlio ohiol' mado mo stay at homo. 
 
 I-ohiiios-li'loi, i ohiii U'lo, i-lolosh, i-Uloui, I romaiii ri.i;lit horo. 
 
 los hMot'ltiiii, /•<//. U'lool ton, liIo<lt, v. /(/. (Ili) I nuike his icJ 
 
 mam homo 
 
 Kaosoliiisi, Wo I'omain lioino i.i^othoi-, 
 
 J 
 
 os-oliololoom, oiioioloomon, 
 
 0)) 1 
 
 n-main l)y Ins. 
 
 Chinos ztoioi, oiiin zti'K', (5) 1 como Irom tlioro to remain lion 
 [tho word tisod whon tlio Indian cani]) is coming homo Iroml 
 
 bulhilo hiiiitiim;.] '.No pistom m ol/.tcio hi ilimi^iim'r" Wl 
 
 U'lll 
 
 mal 
 
 <o him ('(iiiiul 
 
 will tho cliiot t'onio homo a^'ain ?' 
 To8-ztoloni, /ti'lo* hloii, /.liloc'.skii, v. rr^/.^'.^■. 
 
 hack and roniain horo. 
 '* ztolooltom, V. /./. I caiiso his tti coiiu' and ri'inain horo. 
 CniNKs-iHisTKi I, [linos ohistot loi, by tho Flathoads,] oliiiil 
 
 cliistoo, liiish I'lsli, V. //(//•. I |)ass hy this placo, [Irom 'tci,'] 
 
 los-ohistoMoin, rliistotion, < 
 
 liisic 
 
 ■nt, V. (dus.- 
 
 iiaivo him \K\stl 
 
 ii\ horo 
 
 I-ol 
 
 ■hiii'M I'ohclii (, 1, I II hm ( holio o, i-oclicho t isli, 
 
 [Flat: 
 
 load, l-tliirs 
 
 cliot'loi,] V. '/(//•. (;")) I tamo toward this plaoo, ol oourso 1 
 
 \ntn\ 
 
 usod in llio >i-ci.iid and third iicrxm^. 
 
 o( holiooish. 
 
 C'oinol 
 
 towards lure, or l''latlio.id, 'I roliot loish,' motion to, lat. 7 
 
 I OS oclio oin, i-oc 
 
 fslini, 1 i'cIk 
 
 .11, V. // 
 
 ,/. I 
 
 '/". 
 
 malvo him roiuo 
 
 towards iliis pla( 
 
 " olio'oloii., chc'i losloii, olii/t'loskii, ['(/. I'iallica'l.J 
 
 ''0111, — [/•(;■./ h/,'J 
 
 OS I'lintiiii), o*. luloii, iv luivii, r.iiii. os-fiuislt'ii, ('s-oriii.>'..ii, \ . (^ 
 
 (8) I food hill 
 bi'cust to him. 
 Ho whom I !(, 
 Cliri.sl was led 
 0111 cm torn, red. 
 persons. 
 Iciimtom, dim. 
 oiiillom, uiiiitoi 
 c'IihIiIoih, um-ili 
 liim, I loud son 
 |hiiius-uum%itti, I 
 lliiiios ooiiilt^mshi 
 |iii/.^ton, .'>'. JIo thi 
 ^sclisot mltoni, <■ 
 (•hs.'oiiiUls 111 sk 
 |liJiK's-aiiiiska;^aoi, 
 fsiiiiiskau^aoii, am 
 
 oI'. 'Amiskii^ 
 
 fsaiiisku^aom, am.> 
 willi it. 'AmisI^ 
 ^kmIn, X. inf. Wha 
 ^ciiiiiilon, s. What 
 
 with. 
 
 kcniiiisli. What 1 U 
 
 jilnos uminshi, oliiti 
 
 lood, indcf. to 60 
 
 my.scll". 
 
 i-iiiiiisiiom, omiiKsl 
 
 t'lut lor Ibod to ( 
 
 it answers o.xacti 
 
 to food on oats el 
 
 einiiishemoltem, 
 
 V. if. 'Hmiiishomi 
 
 ciiiinslienu4t;^ii \[ 
 
 iiiil my Halinon t< 
 
 |iiios einiszJ.ti, diii 
 
 iiiysolf in lood, : 
 
 Icodin^ his i-wii 1 
 
 kniiszutom, ciiiIbz 
 
u hiin cniiivl 
 
 hm 
 
 (8) I fccil hlin I fjivo liim to cat, I Hucklo him, i. o. giyo tho 
 
 b roust to him. *Tio ceintcMnoti.* I f'od you airoady. •Iszotui/ 
 
 IIo wlioin I Icod. ',"?>c.'ius t San .Susij) hi Johii Kli.' Jchii8 
 
 {'lirisl was fed l»y Saint Josi^ph. 
 |< onicinlcm, red. I j^ivo food to him several times, or to sovcrul 
 
 ])crsons. 
 
 icOintom, dim, 
 
 oiiiHoin, em'.ton, cm't, v. rcl. (IG) I food his 
 
 uimhUiin, cnnIUon, cnnlit, v. r<7. (1.)) I feed somebody for 
 
 him, I food sDinol) >dy in !iis placo, I liolp iiim feeding. 
 liiines-ooniziUi, 1 i'oed myself, I eat. 
 Jliinos oonill^mslii, I leo<l tlie people. 
 
 |m/.!.lon, .'>■. Ho that feeds him. 'In-omzutcn.' My feeder. 
 ksilisiHinUoin, (hseenillon, chseunlf, 1 leid it to him. 'Kae- 
 
 clis'emHls In skeltiehs,' llo foods us with his flesh. 
 IjiiiH'.s-anii.slva^aoi, (cliines-aniaMiskagaoi, n.7.) I leed horses. 
 Is iiniskau;aon, amskagaon, amsAUj^aen). (8) I food the horses 
 
 of. 'Aniiski'i;j;aon In knaialks.' I !od tho hoisj of the I'ricKt. 
 
 Isainskugaoni, amskai^aenien, ani- kjgaement, (9) I Iced horses 
 
 willi it. 'AnusIia;;;aonK 11 In snpnlfgn.' I leed horses with hay. 
 bkmIn', .s. inf. What is j^ivoii to mo for my food, my rations. 
 Liiiiiiloii, s. What 1 givo J. way in ibod, what I use to leed others 
 
 with. 
 
 loniiiish, What I leed to others, 
 hiiins ominshi, chin-omlnsluMn, ominsh, r. rcl. (0) 1 give sombody 
 
 lood, inthf. to somebody iiuJef. I leed away something not to 
 
 myself, 
 imiiishom, eminshemcn, eminshomenl, r. rcl. (9) I give away 
 
 tliut for food to others, I food that, v. g. oats, bread ete; and 
 
 it answers exactly the Knglish to leed oats, to leed hay : not 
 
 to feed on oats ete. 
 
 cimiishemoltem, eminshenicltoii, r. rel. (16) I feed away his.... 
 
 V. g. 'Hminsliome!zin lu asujK'.lej,u.' I fed your hay. *Ko- 
 
 ciuiiislionu'hgu hi i-smlicli.' You gave my salmon away, you 
 
 led my salmon toothers. 
 linos emiszuti, ohin-om s'.iV, emiaxutsli, r. mtr. reft. (5) I give 
 
 myself in food, u>» a mother giving breast to a baby, as Christ 
 
 locding his (-wn flosh to us. 
 ^cmiszutom, cmiszLtemon, emiszutcmont, v. refl. instr. (0) I givo 
 
 ft; 
 
EEP 
 
 myself in food to him. *Je»n Kli kao-omiszutcmlils.' Jcsiij 
 
 Christ gives hiinsolf us fool to 118. *>]inisz;.teniis hi skolijfii 
 
 IIj gives hiinsL'll tis lood to the poojjio. 
 ('hiiics iiemnils:, r. vol. I wisli to leed, to give some iood. 
 Emnshtineii, s. A person giving away his lood indiscreetly. 
 Sgucminshcm, iS. A])|)ointod to leed thingn. 
 Chines enmi'lti, I iced my child, [not giving the breast, but othci 
 
 food.] '.Stem lu unemne.i. .' What do you leed to your chil 
 
 bread etc. 
 SnaniensUagacten, Stable, phice where animals are led. 
 KEV,—[root of,-] 
 
 Chines e6pj, chines-ed-p, v. pasa. 1 am wiped, cleaned. 
 Chines-eep', ehin-eepcm, cepish, v. act inJ. (6) 1 wipe off, 1 cffa« 
 
 cleanse, ahstnjo. 
 Ics cepem, eepen, etpont, cont. es ecpslen, cs eepslcn, v. tr. real. 
 
 1 wipe it, efface it. 
 Seej), .«. inf. The wiping. *3zeup.' The having cleaned, what In 
 
 jeen wi 
 
 ped off. 
 
 Chines ij)'pS thin-.'.p'p> I become clean. 'Tas cp'p.' It does 
 
 wine 
 
 off. 
 
 Ics e])ecj)em, rcil. 
 " ecpcir, ci])nu'n, ocpmcnt, ui'tr. (9) I use it to wipe, v. 
 
 towel, na])k'in. 
 Chines ocjishi, r. r<l. (G) I wipe not for myscll". 
 les-oC'pshcm, eLjjshemeii, r, rd. (9) I wij)e it, not for myself. 
 
 ei pshmltem, r. nl. (10) 1 wipe his for an other. 
 
 eej>sliteiii, r. nl. (lo) I wipe something lor him, 1 helj) I 
 
 11111 II 
 
 wiping, cleansing etc. 
 Kacs-eej)shtuegni, nl. rn-. We help one another wiping. 
 Te3-ec])slitiiegiiin, ecj)shtnegiimen, rcl. rvr. inntr. (9) J, in reliiij 
 
 ibr his hcljiing nie, wipe liis. 
 
 Cilpltem, eeplteii, eeplt, V. nl. (16) 1 wipe his or wipe 
 
 for him. 
 
 ep'pnunem, e])'piiuii, ei)'j)n.'.nl, (8) 1 succaed in wijii 
 
 cleansintr it. 
 
 Et'i 
 
 lenzuteii, 
 
 W 
 
 ipi-r, cleanser, 
 
 li 
 
 epmemeii, ft. A solicitous jierson in wiping 
 
 Sguet])eni, n. Charged to wipe. 
 
 Epcmen, ts. Instrument to wij»e. 'Ej)minten.' Instrument to wi| 
 
 relating to th 
 'liiiic^-eepisii, j\ 
 !.;Iiiiies-,!tpiiii,sti, 
 
 ir.c. 
 fos ('('iniiistcni, e.'j 
 i'liiiK's eej)iiz.".ti, 
 Ii'.s-ci'|ieii/,u(ein, < 
 eipi'iii, ecpeii 
 dean, 
 pliines epituinshi, 
 iiiiics cpiiiliiisi, |( 
 K ijs "p 1 icgiii, /V( 
 !iiii('s iiepincis!, i 
 lus iii'jx'iiii Iseiii, M 
 iu'piMiijisi;iirt( 
 I" clH'tiicni, diet 
 '" cliei pi iiseiii. 
 'Iiiiu's lu'cpi, 1 wi 
 Ics-iiCi I em. 
 
 (ei'pumseni. 
 I" tei'itt'iii, I cleai 
 I'liiiics te ''p?, I wij 
 tsc!iia'e|). It is ck 
 [I'scliifeepein, chil 
 chilepene,' It 
 " chilej)onen), cli 
 [floor.] 
 chiK'pencm, 
 [rubhish] from 
 'iHNEs Ep'si, chin ii 
 [os(])'sem, cp'sen, t 
 " (p'slteni, nl. (1 
 cp'seni, ep'seine 
 Eji'sten, Towel etc. 
 pint's. 'p'siizuti, I 
 [t's lc(i!ot])'seti), k()l( 
 H'e])ep'soii), ? 
 ^'.'lincs-ko'ocp'si, cli 
 ■ iiines-iiocp's:, chin 
 
It) wipo, v,| 
 
 ruiucnt to wil 
 
 !■ 
 
 107 
 
 EEP 
 
 relating to tho lliitij; wiped, 
 ;'Iiiiies-oci.isti, v. refl. I w\\w mysel*'. 
 Lliiiii's-vititniisti, V. refl, I mysoir w!po Komctirinj^ belonging to 
 
 ll'.O. 
 
 i'('liiiiistom, c.'piuislutiici', (9) T irj'solf \v!po it. 1/ 
 
 kjIiiiK's c'L'iJiiz.'.ti, /'</. (.")) I wipe soiiic'tliitig by inj'sclf, 
 lc's-t't|tciizutoni, c't|)cii/.ltunicii, nf. ni.str. (i)) 1 wipe it by myself. 
 I" oipem, cicpoiiKMi, o^poiuoiit, instr. (i)) I iiso that to wipe, 
 
 clean. 
 
 t'liiiK's c'p'tuiiislii, I clojinsc the people. 
 riiiiii's tpiiihusi, ies ipinliuscin, jiUj. 
 |vr.v-» "P 1 ie,:^tii» ''■''• Wo wipj one another. 
 .'liiiics nepniL'Isi, ?vJ. (0) 1 wish to clean. 
 jos iicpiMMi Iscni, Mcpc-nit'lsjiniMi, v<,l. instr. (9) I wish to clean it. 
 
 I" iicpiMUtjisenrteni, (IG; I wisli to clean his 
 
 I" (ln'tponi, checj)en. 
 
 I" ciu'cpv iisoni. 
 
 I'hiiK's nc'e|>i, 1 wipe the dishes. 
 
 |os-iK\'] em. 
 
 ti'i'pciLsetn. 
 
 I" tci'iteni, I clean it ho ore, I wipe it after he washes it. 
 rliiiK's te''])!, I wipe a.ter. 
 
 ts (!iih'e|i, It IS cleaned, wiped, scrahhcd over as a floor. 
 [c'scliileepeni, chileupen, (8) I scrub it, wipe it, [floor.] 
 
 chilcpene.' It is wiped alt over. 
 
 cliilej)encii), chilipeneii, chilepenent, (8) I wipe it all over 
 
 [floor.] 
 
 chill pencin, chili^peiienien, chilcpenement, (9) I wipe it 
 
 [nihhish] from all over the floor. 
 'iiiNKs EP'si, chin ep's, (5) I wipe my face. 
 lostp'soin, cp'sen, ep'sent, (8) I wipe his iacc. 
 
 r ii)'slteni, /•(/. (16) I wipe the face of his 
 
 r cp'sem, ep'senien, imtr. (9) I wipe my laeo with it. 
 
 Ep'stcn, Towel etc., to wipe the lace. 
 
 fliiiu's- 'p'snzuti, I myself wipe my fiice. 
 
 Ii's l<i>ioc]>'scn), koleL'ij'sen, (8) 1 wi])e his cheek. 
 
 r l<()lre])t'j)'seii), I'cd. I wipe his cheeks, 
 
 r!iiiios-ko!eLp'si, chines-ko!ecj)'s, pas,^. '^ly cheeks arc wiped. 
 
 Lliincs-iieep'si, chin-neep's, I wipe iny (yes. 
 
 'Es- 
 
 Sl 
 
 iM- • 
 
i( 
 
 EGUK 
 
 Tos-no/'p'Hom, no/p'non, (8) I wipoliis ej'cs. 
 NCop'st'tiZwf, Ho that wipes liis tears from liis o>c9. 
 NoL'p'ston, .9. llandkorcliiof etc., to wipe the eyes. 
 CiiiNKs-KftpsriiNr, cliii .•i;])shiii, (5) 1 wipe my ioot. 'Chincs-optry 
 
 Hliitii.' I wipe my feet, 
 los c-'pH'.unom, c6ps!iiri, ecp-t!»irit, (8) I wipe his foot. 
 
 epipshinoiii, I wijje his Icet. 
 
 c6pshihem, ecpshiltcn, (16) I wipe tiie foot of his 
 
 *♦ opepshiftem, I w!pj the feet oi' liis 
 
 •' opLp.hinom, epijp.shiiioinoi', (0) I use it to wipe feet, v. g| 
 
 towel. 
 
 Khos epipshiriemomicifir, rcc. Wo wipe the feet of one another. 
 Epc'psliiiizlton, s. The wiper ol' one's icet. 'iMataicne lu epiiJ 
 
 shin '.^tis Je.si' Kii.' Magdalene was actiistonicd to wipe tlii 
 
 leet ot our Lord. 
 Epupsliinton, *\ Towel to wipe the 'oct with. 
 Ed ciiKfi'Kzr, pas-i. It is wiped, cleaned all outside, v. g. u lamp] 
 
 dish, our bodies, 
 les-cheepezem, cheipezen, checpozent, (8) I wipe it, oleun it all 
 
 around outside. 
 *' cheepe>ce!teni, ehecpczeiten, (16) I wipe Lis vessel ui 
 
 :!■* und outside. 
 " clieipezem, cheepczcmon, instr. (0) I use it to wipe arouni| 
 
 V. g. a toWvd. 
 Es-neepolze, yas". it is wiped all an und, inside, v, g. a kcttlJ 
 
 dish, also our hearts. 
 Ics neepelzem, ne.!pelzen, (8) I wipe, cleanse it all around, insidcl 
 
 netpelzeltcm, necpelze.teii, (16) I wipe his all inside. 
 
 neepelzem, neci)elzenien, (U) I use it to wipe inside. 
 EG U K UN,— [/-oo^ o/,] 
 Chinez egii'vuni, chino/. egiiAanoni, v. indnf, (6) I spcaU in suchj 
 
 way, I speak so. 
 N. B. — This verb is mostly used in the interrogative wa}', orassJ 
 
 answer to an interrogation. \]\ itsi'll alone it means, I sjhmJ 
 
 :o. Hilt when the nieaniiig is I speak ni^, it requires til 
 
 ]ir('p()sili()n / ()!• /, allixeil tn the loUowiiii;' noun oi- V('r![ 
 
 'Jjelien 11 kiiez egiilujieiu "/' How do yon speaks 'LsIk'i 
 
 chin e/,egiikriiu'iu.' I sii()I<e like that. H'liiii e/.egii!;iii!(' 
 
 t-chiu-almt.' I s[;oke as ir I was n.ad. 'Jvnkiu/ cgukjj 
 
 
■•«''*■« 
 
 ioalv in suchi 
 
 11 i'/.('irii.:iiiH'i 
 
 EGUK 
 
 ' pnjrpi'igt, or t-' n.pa;;pd/»t.' Spcait wisely. • ■> 
 
 Icz-of^iik^nein, ('f^iikuii, o^iiI<».ii*, fon^ cz-o/5ukvii8lcn,cz-cguki.isku, 
 
 r. tr. reul. I hihvaU to liim so, in such u way, N. M. — Apply 
 
 tlic s;mmo note as :il)()vo to all tlio (loiivativcs. 'Lchcn u ko- 
 
 (•z-'.'j;;uk' islgu 't' How t!o you Kpoak to mc? 'Kz-Pf^ukuistcincn 
 
 t kii psiiic' I s])okc to yon as to a tool. 'U f^ol stem u kaoz- 
 
 ('<;iikuiH!s?' Why did he speak so to us.? •EgnkuHcins gol \n 
 
 (iskiiankot.' IIo sj)okc so to you on account of your rascality. 
 
 'Iloisku hi k()-kac>'.-o<;uk;.ist<;n.' Stop talking so to mc. 'Ti.8- 
 
 c'u;nA ".M/.in.' I did not spcal; so to you. 
 
 Ics cj^iikuiltem, Of^ukuillen, v. rel. 1 speak so to his 
 
 it'/,(lic!^ii!<iiiu'ni, clioguUuncnion, v. lor. in^tr. (9) 1 spcuk so o." t, 
 
 alioiit it. 
 liiiu's (Iio^ukunonilnisi, I speak so frequently. 
 |o«-(lK\t;iikuinni luiseni, friq. 1 speak so about it frequently. 
 Ioz-to,u;ukuncin, e/.-lc{:;ukJ.isten, (8) I was the first to speak go to 
 
 hin). 
 JiiiN NEOUKtix'/iN, V. infr. I speak as 'Ku-negukunzin t-Kolinzd- 
 
 ton.' You speak as a God. 
 bhiiios itogiikunziir, chin-iiegukunzinem, ncgukLnziiiish, r. hidef. 
 
 (')) I speak so, I speak the language ol'. 'Kuiiegukumzinem 
 
 I'skeligu.' Speak as an Indian. 
 |cs-nogukuiizincni, negukunzinenien, ncgukuitzincmcnt, instr. I 
 
 Hpeak to him so. 
 
 I'liiiu'segukuiHteelei, I am an endless (alker, T have a bad tongue. 
 [KSKir-KauKONftM, (8) 1 speak from under, as Irom under a floor. 
 
 kologueguk.'.noni, koleguegukuii, r. tr. real. (8) I speak 
 
 smooth to i.im, 1 flatter him, seduce him, tempt him by smooth 
 
 words. 
 
 kolegueguki.il tern, 
 ^'l.inos-kolaguagukuillumslr, ;;oy7. T tempt, seduce people, flatter 
 
 people. 
 |liiiu's k()'aj;ungnkunalka', iil. 
 
 Iiiii('s-I\()!aguagtikii!skcli:;ii, k'. 
 |\ir!i!:iiei.'.nkiiis;',i'.1ci', ^■. A S'lIuctT. 
 [ii!('mu'mi!<iiui:/.>.l('P, .. Seli.cf, natlcrer, lomptcr. 'Ankolc- 
 
 UMU'giikr.iiuzAteii,' 'V\ y tenqitcr. 
 i!III'\— [/V'( if,'] (I'crliai s ( '. w'.ih an aspiration between the two 
 
 ( ; al«o ill ihe (Icrivatives.) 
 
 li 
 
 I 
 
110 
 
 i'A 
 
 Chlni's ncli^lsi, r. nl. T 'vv\ 1 tid, cainiol Htniui, ciniiot Lonr, I fc 
 
 bet I 
 
 civ(' a^' Ilrci 
 
 nil. 
 
 I OS 
 
 iio?lu'''H('m, iiolii'lscmci', r. irrfr. (0) I caniiot I).':ir him, I 
 1:1(1 at liiiii I fiiiil him h>)t!i('isi)mi'. 
 
 mul<(! Iiii 
 
 Kiics rioIicI.-enuMiiH';;;!!:, \Vr < aiiiidt Iciir oiu- another. 
 IcH iH.'h.'Isoii', v.siK'!i«"!..;('ii, e-i iu'licl.sl;ii. r. (•tit.'<. (S) I 
 
 I'tH'l hud. 
 (.'hiiHK-iulu'iio', (fi) I ciiiiiot hcai- to hear. 
 Io8 ik'I!o!k:ii('Iii, iiohtIiu;t( I!, ((/,;. c .>- i.i hi he iii i-l* n, (8) I l,(,il 
 
 IK oars. 
 
 Ileal 
 
 1 
 
 " iiolio'.iciuMU, ru'IicIiinu'iiH'i', i'i>.-fr. (0) I (aiiiiol hear to 
 
 hiir, my oars cainiot hoar his tallc. 
 Nchclst'imM', s. All aiir.oN ill;.', I Mitiri;- .'cllow. 
 Pap' a •s-i)iMKMseiiioiiiu''i;Mi", i i)ua<'s iihctvsciiiK' ii;ii!, iJo not pout ; 
 
 otiy aiiotlior, liiil always U'cl ri'sj).'rt ill to oiio aiiotiu-r. 
 !N. B. — Chin-n'hov Is", orJ:;Mnatos Iroin /ite/u, and hastho iutoiiI h 
 
 th • sicond vowel, tlioii;;'li it is very hard to dotoot tho (hii;: 
 
 cnco in oompositioii. lur^i liMIC.M. 
 EI,— [/v^ot ',] 
 
 Cl.iiu.s-.'ichsti, chill uclist, I'ichstish, r. ir/f, (.")) I talvo rovoiii^o. 
 ](.8- ichsoir, cidisci, »'i(hsoiit, i\ tf. rt(d. (H) J do him ovil, I i\ 
 
 voiij^o mysi'H'oii him. 
 " licl s'shti-m, iMchs'shtoi!, I'ichs'sht, r. r<J. (10) T avonj^o hi 
 
 do somebody harm lor him, I holp him in rovongo for wr 
 
 done liim. 
 " Cichltom, eichlton, liohM, r. rd. (16) I avenge bis I J 
 
 hiirin to bis or lor b 
 
 Cbinos-LMoliHumsbi. pop. [ do pooj)io barm in rovcn/;o. 
 Chinos-eielis'siiltumshi, pop. ril. \ do somebody barm for \\\ 
 
 jioojiU', to avenge wroiii^s (hnio to jiooplo. 
 Chinos uicbsonzuti, r. n/. I do mj-self barm in revenge of my 
 
 sins. 
 los-oiehsonziUom, oiobsonzltonuni, (0) I rovonge tliat sin of 
 
 owi 
 
 iiiiiJ 
 
 on myse 
 
 If. 
 
 In-oitlisenz^ton, «. He tliat does me Iiarm in revenge. 
 Kaos-('iclisenii(giii, v. nc. We harm one annther in revenge. 
 Kaeseichs'sl.tiicgiii, r. rd. nr. [from i iclis'sjiteni,] We do ha 
 
 nil ; 
 
 reveiiLce, one for llic ot! 
 
 Avroiiirs done us 
 
 K'!', we help one another in aveii^'i;: 
 
 I" eizi.'tem, <;izi!toi 
 l'liiiies-c'i/-i!tumshi, 
 rliiiies iiLizinolsi, c. 
 I'liiiies cizinomliiisi. 
 Tic'iziii, ,s. uit: The s 
 Kjjulioii rev jigirl 
 
ut hviw, I l'(i\ 
 II- liiiii, I 
 
 in 
 m 
 
 ;"clis'sliy.i"ifon, ". TIt> fluvt aviMi^^es \vrori;»s il«)ru) to u poraon 
 'Iii-t':i(ItH*Hlis''.'teii.' Ill- that avoii^i-M wrongs doiiu mc; Itu thut 
 taki's rcvciigo in my placi , in my lavor. ,, 
 
 si'iclisti, chin cielist, cii-lislish, r. intr. ref. I take rovcngo. 
 cieclisti, ri'i/. 
 
 liim' 
 liiiii' 
 'liiiicK-ic'^iihHti, iliw. 
 
 I inu!<(! liiiB'hinos-i'ii'hstomliiisi, fnq. 
 
 , (H) I l,<,th: 
 boar to lin 
 
 )() not pout 
 lothiT. 
 
 llui aCIHMlt I'l 
 
 :vi tlic (liil'.l 
 
 I<o rovcimo. 
 iiim evil, I I'lJ 
 
 hiiics iicichsti'lsi, vol. I wisli to tulvc rovongo. 
 'liiiiKS ti iclisti, I am tho fii*st to tuUo rovcngo. 
 iicscichstomt'iiiiegiii, r/'c. Wo tuUo rovongo ono on tho other, 1 
 
 taivo rovungu on him, and ho on mc. 
 [iclist, .V. /«/. Tiio taUing rovongo. 'Szuiehst.' Tho having tukon 
 
 ri'vongi'. 
 
 Ri'llill 
 
 ilHt, 
 
 1)01 
 
 rHon appointod to avcngo. 
 
 ilistoinon, .«. A vindictive jierson. 
 L'8 titli^tom, eichstomen, insir, (9) I revongo myself with it, v. g, 
 whip, revolver. 'Kichsteinstemen,' I avengeil yon. 
 cliiichstcni, cheiehstemeii, oistr. (0) 1 rovongo inysoL' ibr it, 
 on that account. 
 
 lieit listen, V. What nialvcs me take rovengo, v. g. tho insult 
 otlered me. 
 :!.steii, >!. Iiislniiiieiit Inr revenge. Mkl-ueasten,* i<. 1 will iisj it 
 
 IIK 
 
 ,li:p, or other thing to take revenge. 
 
 rtveno-e him ^P- '^' — ^'^' '""' derivatives iin,).y an idea of justice, of maki 
 
 112 
 
 i^e for wrong 
 
 3 his I 
 
 IP- 
 
 larm for tW 
 
 go of my owj 
 
 at sin of mirJ 
 
 eveiigo. 
 tVe do liiirm: 
 
 ill :iveiii;i;.j 
 
 tliiiijif' s(|iiare; ami so it is used also tor returning lavor.-', uhli*. 
 
 1 fS' 
 
 II 
 
 I order not to he under obligations, and jiorhaps Ironi thia 
 
 comes Ui ei.'ii, 
 
 UL 
 
 I.St, 
 
 iixKs-fei/r.N'i, vh\u-i)y.U\, tizinsh, r. intr. (5) I s)toak in rovongo, 
 revenge mysolt by words, pay back bad words with bad words). 
 Cliines cieizini, nil. 
 [est iziiieii), cizin, eizint, (8) ! speak revengefully to him. 
 ' tizisliteiii, (•.;•</. (14) I avongo hinij sjieuk revongofully for 
 liim. 
 
 ' ciziltem, eizilten, r. re'. (1 i) 1 s^xak rovongofully at his 
 
 liines-ci/.iltuiiishi, c. pop. 
 liiiies neiziiulsi, r. / 
 
 •-./. 
 
 Iiiiu's eizinemliiisi. 
 
 izi II, .v. ('///■. Tho sj)ea!<nig revengeiully. 'Sztizin.' Tho having 
 H])okon rev ngeliilly. 
 
 M 
 
 } 
 
 
R/»nfclrJn, s. CominiHsirtnod to »|>ca!< rovongolTully. 
 
 Kiein6inen, h. |{ovon;{ottil H|H>tiUer. 
 
 In ciKitiziUuii, x. 1I,« ilmt Hpoukrt to mo rovon^^j'Tiilly. 
 
 IcM C'lii;i7,iru>in, cliciziiioint'ii, r. ^4(7. iW^r. I n\)iti'.i revt'iij;o!"ully oi 
 
 ncoomit of. 
 
 t'lu'izinomltoni, eh zinciuUci), v. ret. I hj)Cu'; rovongcfully ogl 
 
 lU-i-ount of luH 
 
 In flu\i/,iiitoii, .X. Wlint I tiill< rovonf^ofury .'or. < 
 
 Chinks Nfcii.si, I ft'ol mad, rovon^i'fiil. 
 
 EIMFilTS, c'soiMu''iM, s. t'roHH, llicy nro <roHs wnyn. Pf. 'Kicil 
 
 m'lis.' SeviTul cro.MscH of two piocoH oacli. 
 Eimt'lis, cM-oimt'liN, .-.■ Hovonil i)ie(r« lai 1 iv.To.ss. /*/. 'Kioimclifj 
 
 Soveral irossos of Hovcnil jiicces oa<'li. 
 Tos oimi iisi'in, oiiiu listen, oinUiisI<i', r. tr. naf. I cross tliem, I jiuJ 
 
 two tliiiij^s in tlu! loriii of a cross. 
 " ciinLii'tom, oiim'iilton, v.ril. (1l>) I put two tliiii^^s in tlic lomii 
 
 of a cross. 
 " oiimlisciii, oinivlislcn, rp.-l. I lay several things in llio foinil 
 
 of a cross, 
 diiiios tl<atl<iiiiz'iti, I('si>Im'ii , M.Ics^ mys 'I'', //V. I lay my liuin!) 
 
 on myself in tlic form of a (I'oss. 
 C/hines cliiU'imiis'scsliiiii, I maUc tlu; cross on my forolioa<l. 
 lo8-ehiJcimiisL's'sliom, cluleimuses'sluMi, v. tr. rial. 1 Hj<^n him witlil 
 
 tlio cro.ss on Ills front. 
 Gliincskolchuimiis'spu si, T nj'kc tlu) cross on niy heart, 
 les-kolchc'imiis'spiiusom, Uolcheimiis'spiiuHen, v.tr. real. (8) I niukcl 
 
 the cross on liis heart. 
 NcimusAks, .s. ( 'ross-roail. 
 EL,— [roof o/,] 
 Ic8-i.iom, ilon, elcnt, conf. cs-tlstcn, I do violence to liim, moral 
 
 or physically. 
 
 " fclltom, (10) I do violence to his 
 
 " t'Ishtem, (14) I do violence for liini. 
 Icliincs «j|, i-kae-i.1, v. j (tsi<. I siitfer violence, \vc are in bi 
 
 trouble. 
 Chines-i list), chiii-clist, ilistsli, r. ititr. rvf. (5) I do violence tol 
 
 mysoH', I strive, I endeavor, BQ)" licchsti. 
 Kuos clenncitiii, or kaes-eli8tiu'<j;ui, Wc oftcr violence rcciprocallyl 
 
 by words or action. 
 
 \i> ih' /iiH'tii, iii'l; 
 
 nii'ilicine, as \ 
 piii/.iili'ii, N. Ill" 
 
 Malice olVefs 
 
 •I^'I'lii'l" II kiM 
 
 me lo evil, 
 hllNKS K(.(i()|' 
 
 run away Iron 
 
 |!j,'o|.illrl!. The ^r, 
 
 ]\. r.uti.h, .\^ 
 
 Ol'ten llie asjH 
 1,1111 i''e.- aiinti, I 
 
 hiick, lat. ri'(/ffn 
 Itikii, One ayaii 
 
 ridiririift, 
 j,'ui, l!(! went inn 
 |t- A;iiiii, ill siicct 
 
 a cliief III ,siicc( 
 
 SIIC((',sli()|| of 
 
 Aiiittlier was air 
 llMiiiiI, lie i^dl 
 |c> l:iiii:l, He is nii 
 N. M.— The scjj 
 |t<ill<sl)it(>ii, I lKlp( 
 help liiin in retiii 
 |i's iDlkshiieii, I al' 
 
 liiiii ill return. 
 |i''', A j;aiii, aiii)th(t 
 aiiiit.' I o-ot nijK 
 H.-Tlir <litfereM( 
 m^' been chief oi 
 ill i'!liliini^-iiiii, I a 
 y\ II iliiiii^^'iiiii, If( 
 was made chief j 
 IK— [rM,/ nt\1 
 jiio ellicini, chin-(! 
 |fl!<''>in, [or Ikom] 
 'tcl<ii, /•, tr. real. ( 
 [I'lvvail on him, I 
 
Ic* 
 
 angcfully oil 
 \ I 
 
 K. n. 'KiciJ 
 
 >/. 'KicimLlif,' 
 iH tliutn, 1 1)11 J 
 f^s in the roral 
 ;h in ihc rornil 
 [ly my luiiiili 
 
 fiv^n him witbl 
 
 cart. 
 
 (//. iS) 1 niakcl 
 
 lis 
 
 ii,"'/,iM«'tii, niMzin, r. fr. n'ni. (H) I lorcc him to swallow (botl, 
 
 nii'ilicilK", as we (ht Ik chil h'on. 
 kln/.i'itcn, >'. He thiit ofl'iTN l.iin vi(>!i'iicc. 'Trii- hi uiu'lnzJ.ton.* 
 
 Malii'f olVi'i's ynii vioU-ncc, |iri»iiij»tN yo,i to (h» whut yon do. 
 
 •!>.) mi" II Uocs, InIh.' My licsirl ofl'i!!"* I'll' violoncc, iiii'ryiii<{ 
 
 mi' lo fvil. 
 [lIlNKS KliOOPMI, ihiii-cli^iii', <''j,''l»'h, i: intr. (5) I t'^dipo, I 
 
 run iiway rroiii dii liters, fitii" [-j;!!)). 
 opiiii!!, 'IMic ^iiii wi lit ort, It took Hiv. BH-jy -figo)*. 
 jjj p.irti'fif A^aiii, ami it is iilw.iys jircfixi'd to iioiiiih or vorh-i. 
 
 Ollcii till- aspiration of iho ' I ' iw i;ot |>n fixed ut all. 
 'i^l;i;ii ,''(■> iiiniti, I am mail a^aiii. 'I('!its-<j^u./ultcm.' 
 
 I 
 
 rivi! it 
 
 l)!i(l<, hit. rvddo. 
 nkii, One ayain, one inoiM. 'KIguilgiiilt.' Alive agairi^ hit. 
 
 ;',v//V/V//.s. 
 
 I'l'ii, il<* wi'iil hack, returned. 
 
 It- .\;aiii, in siicicssioii to anotluM'. 'I'^ltillmigiim.' ITe hecam i 
 inliifl' III succession to the old one. *Kltnk6.' Another in 
 siiccosion ol' aiiothiM- like. 'KItchiiiakH u cltilinii"uni.' 
 Another was again chief in succession <d' the old one. 
 
 luiiiMt, Me got mad in succession of my ha\ ing first become nmd. 
 >i:iiiiil, He is mad in succession of my having firtit buun niud. 
 N. |{. — The separation of the t liWvv i-<. 
 
 Itdlksliiteii, 1 helped him in return tor having first helped 
 
 • > 
 
 ) him in return. 
 
 n»'5 I 
 
 licl| 
 
 ■s tolksliiten, 1 always help him ibr liel])ing me, ] always help 
 liiiii in return. 
 ';', A;aiii, aiiothor time, and it is used hy itself. 'Ulid chin- 
 
 iinni, 
 
 I ii'ot mad another time 
 
 him, moralM|{_'|'i,,. ,|jtj;,,.^.||,,, . 'Cliin-elilimiLMim,' I um chief atrain. liav- 
 
 111^ lieeii chief oucv, and deposed. 
 
 Ill (' 
 
 !tilimiixiim, I am tlu! next (hief in Huoeession of the old one. 
 
 arc in W 
 I) violence («| 
 rccipvocallyl 
 
 (I II ilimi;'iim. He is chief ajjain. 'Ulelilimiiruniste 
 
 n\. 
 
 11. 
 
 was iiiade ( 
 
 •hief 
 
 airain. 
 
 liK> clki>iiii, chin-cdkom, clki'sh, or chines-lkom'-, r. iutr. I can. 
 Ii'Iaoih, [or Ikom] elkontiii, elkcnt, co/(^ eselkosttn, ("sclkos- 
 jtckii, *•, tr. real. (10) I can do it, I succeed in it, I heat him, I 
 |iii'vail on him, I am .stronger than he is, hit. pri'mhi) iUI. 
 
 I 
 
114 
 
 ELK 
 
 Chin elkonzuti, i'. ref. I can, I think I can. 
 
 leselkokdimnoni, oll<ol<onun, oIkoUonLnt, v. fr. real (8) I fina!lj| 
 
 8ucce(»l ill it, I finally bent him by dint of efforts. 
 " elkoltcm, elkollui, clkolt, (17) I beat his I prevail o| 
 
 Esclkok.' tem, fot. pnsP. It is possible, it can be done. 'U oIkokoteJ 
 «?' Is it possible? 'Taselkokit,' It cannot be done, not Icj 
 
 les-elkomutein, elkomritcm^ton, v. tr. act. I can do it. lasd 
 konnitcmsten.* I cannot do it. 
 
 Kaca.clkonu:-gir, knoselkost.,t-ui, r.r... Wc can prevail ono 
 another, we ca-i <l<) Honiething to ono another, as a man iiij 
 wiie can bniij,' one another back to a good life. 
 
 Tcs61kom, clkon, 6lkont, r-OT^ es elkosten, es-iHcoskti, v. tr. nj 
 (S) I put it away to Iceep it, I Htow It away. Used to 
 aside meat, clothes, and s:iv.« them, lai. Repom, recondn. 
 
 Chines fclkom', chin-ilkom, i-ikoish, v. act. imi. (6) 1 stow ai« 
 
 something. . 
 
 Sciilko, ^.hf. The stow'.ng away. 'Sze'lko.' What Ims bcj 
 
 stowed away. 
 
 Chiu-cps/.etlxo, T have something stowed away. 
 
 Chines.61koshi, r. rcJ. I stow away something, not for myself. 
 
 Jcs 6lkoshem, tlkosl.emen, v. rd. (9) 1 stow it away for others 
 
 « elkoshtom, clkoshtcn, tlkosht, (14) 1 stow something a^^ 
 for him, 1 help him to stow away goods. 
 
 « t-lkoltem, clkolten, clkolt, i-. rd. (10) I stow away his.. 
 
 Snetlkomen, -s. The place where one stowes goods, in regard toj 
 pcison stowing tlu-m, v. g. trunk, shel'', wardrobe etc. 
 
 SnetMkoton, h. The i)lace where goods are stowed, in regard to| 
 things stowed. 
 
 Asnelk .Isx.uten, .s. or asntakols/.uten, Thy wardrohr, trunk wl 
 thy goods are kept. 
 
 Crnines.elkols7,:.ti, v. mtr. (iS) 1 st(nv away my goods. B^rUj 
 'LkiMU ' Alwav^ im-ii"^ to hide a thing Irom the knowlodi 
 others, lest it he stolen. 'Klkou!,' Only means to put asidJ 
 kc ■!. a'way, lo Ird", c->vei- a thing, though it he kinm 
 .,tl,,rs, W^ principal object being to keel-, 1 id ^ the (hin-;ii 
 Thi- nfihogrupliv is as dilVerenl as the iiie:;ning ihougk ilj 
 oa-ilv ho inislakcii. 
 
11& 
 
 BMUT 
 
 l^min, cminsh, etc., tQr-E^mtoin. 
 
 iltninsl), «®*Irn8h. 
 
 JlIlNKS-KMLSlir, ('hin-6ni!8b, imlsh, v. intr. (5) I taVo nwiy a 
 ciiclio, I f^o to fetch buck whiit 1 had hid. It is the opposite of 
 'IcHlkum.' B^-Ies-lkum. 
 
 hliines enuinilshi, red. 
 
 Icscinlslicin, ('mlshcii, cmlbhciil, covt. js-inilshten, cs-. mlshsku, v. 
 ir. real. (8) I carry away that thing hid. 
 
 |< cnilshtcin, v. real. (14) I carry away a cache for hira. 
 
 I' cinUtcin, r. rd. I take away his hide. 
 
 piiiiios cmlahcinliiiai, freq. 
 
 fhines-ncinlslnjlsi, vol. 
 
 [zumlsh, The having taken away a cache, or what has been carried 
 away. 
 
 biicml.sh, A person sent to take away a cache, 
 
 )liincs cmilshizei, I carry away my bhmkets I had in a cache. 
 liiiios CMiilshiszuti, 1 carry away my goods I had hid. 
 
 kliincs atnlshkagaci, (5) I take away my horses from their hiding 
 place. 
 
 ksuinisliskagacm,amlsh8';igacn, (8) 1 lalcc his horses from their 
 hiding phice. 
 amamishskagaem, red. 
 
 Jfiiamlshskagae, s. One sent to drive m the horses from their 
 hidden place. • 
 
 jmshkcin, fl^Imsh. 
 MUT— [roof of,-] 
 
 bines-emiiti, chin-emiit, eniutsh, r. intr. (5) 1 am at home sitting, 
 as an Indian does, sitting on his legs at home. If he bo sick 
 and lying down, it is no more emiit, but they say es-tuko, es- 
 IkoW. 
 
 B. — This verb is only used for one person being home. The 
 plural *Kaes-enniti,' is used too if each person is at home, but 
 not in the same house with the others spoken of. 'Kaecheche- 
 Ks u kacscmut.' We throe are at homo, each in his lodge. In 
 llic phiral, when several persons dwell in the same house, they 
 iiso t'lo verb 'Chines aienti, chin-aicut, aijiiitsh, aiuitui.' PI. 
 'Kaos 'licuti,' Wo arc at home together. The singular of thi« 
 plural verb is peculnvr to the Indian way of speaking as they 
 habitually use the singular for the plural, especially when the 
 
11« 
 
 liOiiil (>!' :i 'inn" 
 
 EMUT 
 
 
 ir tlu'. lu'!i(l ot a tril)c spoiiks in IIk 
 
 UhiiioH-aiaii'iit", ml. <»i 
 
 I the whole trilx-, ]i('rs<)nii'yinfj 
 
 ' lli(>rn. 
 
 MM I rfV' 1 
 
 k'onil nouses. 
 
 
 (MiHU, I am iioi 
 
 aiM(> laimiy, 
 
 \r I 
 
 ic. '('liiiu's ai('ufi. 
 )d,i;c. '(JliiiioH-aiaiiuti,' 
 
 Wo arc liomo in \\m 
 
 ^s. 
 
 lorm (deuti. 1 
 
 Wc aro hoiiieP 
 is copulative, aii'l it luciJ 
 
 iiii") ill I. i.wmi,ini. » iiv^.Tv/ ii^ 
 
 verbs or nouns. 
 !hiiu's-lein' ti, i\ ihiit. 
 Chines enit'lnisi, frc'i. 
 'hini^K's einuti, r. tr. 
 
 lionu'. 
 <j;ueMiut, isfriiii 
 enu^rnt till, '• ' 
 inolkai' '■ 
 
 
 O _ 
 
 eiit, s'. Iliiu, or I 
 Ian or woman already old, 
 
 hose that I have loll 
 
 .., 
 
 lie that dwells on the top. Ih 
 
 II married. ^Bj] 
 
 u old Indian (>o I. H 
 
 " less. 
 
 
 ina:nuiis.~, ^. uium; 
 
 r saddle, satldlc to sit on. 
 
 
 ■i-elicmiiti, fil. ehines-cnaumi, 
 
 '/>iioi>l\- fill' Ii'I'iIm nil !l. tViM' 
 
 on a tree. 
 
 s oiniU'stem, emut'sten, enu'.t'8!<u. 
 
 
 //'. '.CI 
 
 iai<e nim or iiieiii «ia, 
 
 eniuteni, enu.teii 
 
 \' home. 
 
 . ., J 
 
 KMI, ( 
 
 mJutement, in.^tr. (9) 
 
 I dwell in it. Hi 
 
 iiiio:n, ('nem^ieiiiu 
 
 
 ••> ^•' ' 
 
 n, ( 
 
 iheniateini 
 
 iMit. conf. OS choinuteH 
 
 •neniuiemsiai, />f. 
 
 . *Kaes ehaieiitem, kao chai* 
 
 I'-iif luiii^^Bi 
 
 II, chauiitementij^'OHr. uaes c 
 
 haiLUtemstem, 
 
 ^ ;7 I 1 11 \ »; i'_) 11 i'"" i'l'i 
 
 .' as man and wile d( 
 
 I. 
 
 MIlUUMIllU'in 
 
 RIHU 
 
 
 niH 
 
 .., ..,>.. v-'y . .. . ^ -J .^_ 
 
 liH'K-Clliimill 
 
 lo:^, not a-!in(ie o: 
 
 alio;, cmn-cii:! 
 
 iiti'ilko, clianmlallvosh. 
 
 It. /''. 'Kaes elii 
 
 iutalUoi.' 
 
 -t llitllld L 
 
 .i.KOin, i\aes-ciianii< 
 
 ilkom^ I sit on tiiat lo-j;. H 
 
 IK'M-l llilllllll IVilli 
 
 hills. 
 
 i II .A M 1 1. I' I , I 
 
 In 
 
 11 I :i 
 
 !imt<'lt. 
 
 cliamtei 
 
 )sli. PL Uae-rliii 
 
 IMilllll I I Mil, I M ■.\ 
 
 •11 at tils ii'ct, as a ser\ant, a 
 
 Htcri, es-r-lic.ii 
 iin'iitem, eliai 
 |»i'ms!v-iii, (0) 
 liis servant, v 
 cIi'Miilepctiiitc 
 vaiil of his.... 
 [s'cliciiilrp, ,<,'. .^f, 
 s'('!iailifc'|)s K 
 tics of ({(id, li 
 liiiK": 'In iiitcliim 
 of (lie house, I 
 iii.vKs cmi.KMiVn, 
 Ik'IicIi. 
 
 McllillMMutom, Ivl 
 
 cliair. 
 
 lies cliih.iiifeiiei 
 a ill t»"' lie, pass. 
 all over, so tlu 
 'Hs ehilaiutenc, 
 •^ittiiii,' on. One 
 ■"^(■ateil on I,y ,s, 
 
 (•liileiiiteiicm, el 
 (8) I have him 
 cliilemteiiein, ( . 
 icliiloiiiuten, .<. A 
 
 cliilaieiiten.' 
 piiicH-cliileiiitusi. , 
 dwell over hell, 
 iiics iiiileiiitelsi, el 
 iiiileiiitelsem, mil 
 ''■out of inc. 
 nn'Icmlelsem, mi 
 
 I.VKS.SKMl'ri, ///. ,.] 
 
 ^■i'.iiii-' I am in i 
 •""'iii'ifein, iicm.'.te 
 '11''^ iieiiitel/.i-i, ehi 
 
 in(i\velle(" 
 
 ■I 
 
 . a domestic. H'l 
 
 posses 
 ics.|ieii;l('l/ei^ cl, 
 
 'well' inside of n, 
 
117 
 
 KMUT 
 
 1 tho iuuihmI 
 
 srn. 
 
 Yc <lvvoll 
 
 liotnc in tbl 
 
 arc hoinuil 
 
 an 'I it nunitJ 
 
 dorivativJ 
 
 atcM, (•s-fli('in1(''pcms'<n. 
 
 PI. 
 
 aos-cliiiiuUpcni, kaoc'iaiutOpo- 
 
 iivuig been 
 
 J It at home, 
 ed. 
 
 mlian (Jo !■ 
 the old Iiidi!| 
 
 ,uld 1)0 used \\ 
 item, ai^ut'sltj 
 
 ,'cU ill it. 
 
 cs chemutfl 
 aie chaituteiiKJ 
 4 fliaicuteuis'ii| 
 
 •)) 1 live by 
 
 sli. (fi) I ^it' 
 
 iDJf. 
 
 tUc top of: 
 
 /. l<no-fh:iiii'| 
 doiiirstic. 
 '. cs-rlu'iiitq 
 
 iiiiiiti'iii, cl.aiiiti'pcnioiiti, mnf, kaos (jiaiuti'pcrnHtein, es thaiutt- 
 pt'iiiskiii, (0) I live with liiii) as his (servant, I seivc him, 1 am 
 Ills servant, we are hin wrvants. 
 
 (•Ii('nilei>eiiiileiii, kacs-chaiuti i)em!tem, r. rel. I am the ser- 
 vant of his 
 
 rliciiitt'p, .v. My servant. 'Is'ihaiuti'p.' My servants. 'Lu. 
 s'cliaiiittps Ivolinz'.ten.' The An;;els, the servants-, domes- 
 tics ot" (i(wi, liviriti with him. 
 liiK' 'lu iiitchinrlmti, kaes-chaiut'ehinelgui, I sit, stay outHido of 
 of tlie iiousi", lat. i>ti (jtKin'/atii fanninac Holel.ant in jneustrvix, 
 fiMNKs ciiiM'.MiVn, k:u's eliilaii nti, I sit ahove, I sit on a chair, 
 
 lu'lM'h. 
 
 cliihMnuleni, kaesfhilaieiitem, (0) I sit on it, I sit on tha^t 
 
 ciiair. 
 Ihiiics ( liiloiiitenei, ehin-chi!cintuu', chines-chihiiiitinei, ehin-ehiK 
 
 aiiitene, /^a.v.v. I uui seated on. 'Es-ehilenitcne.' It is seatqd 
 
 all over, so the chair, bench would sa^ . N. B. — The plural 
 
 'Ks chihiiutene,' is referred to the plural number of i)er8ons 
 
 sittinj^ on. One bench seated on by only one, 'Ks chilemtene,' 
 
 Seated on by several, 'Hs-chi'aiutLne.' 
 ^sdiilcnitincin, ehilemttnen, chilenitcneent, />/. ies-ehilaiut^nem, 
 
 (8) I have him sitting on mo. 
 
 cliilemtenem, chilemtenemen, (9) I sit over it. 
 (ichiteMiuti'ii, s'. A chair, ben(!h, stool ; for several persons, *Sn- 
 
 oliilaieiiten.' 
 biinH-cIiilenitiisi. PI. kaes-chilaiutusi, I dwell on the top of hell, I 
 
 dwell over hell, I dwell over the fire. 
 
 IK'S iiiilenitelsi, chin-mib' nitidis, (o) I sit, dwell in front. 
 1 niilointelscni, milemtelsiMnen, inxtr. (9) I have him sitting in 
 
 I'ntnt of me, 
 
 nil 
 
 tcnilelsein, milemt Js.'n, (8) 1 sit in 'ront of hi 
 
 m. 
 
 ii.vKs-NKMi'n, ///. chines-naicuti, I am in. 'C'iiines-nemuti lu Hi 
 
 /.ituMi. 
 
 1 ai 
 
 n ill my 
 
 hou 
 
 se, 
 
 t-in'iiu'itciii, ii('iii.'.te:iu'n, (9) 1 tlwell in it. 
 
 iiii's lu'intcl/A-i, cliiii-iii'inti Izc, juis 
 
 am indwclleil, as a person 
 
 lIHlWC 
 
 nosscssiMi 
 
 liv a (U>vil, PI. 'f Miincs-iiaiiitcl/.ei. 
 
 :iu's 
 
 ii('li,t(l/.ri, (diiii-liriiitcl/.ciii, lU'iiitcl/.cisli, /•. ((ft. iluL (G) I 
 
 
 llWl' 
 
 nisidi.' (il soiiu'tlmii 
 

 118 
 
 EMUT 
 
 Ic8 nemliilKom, nemtfilzcon, n(5mtfclzccnt, pi. icH naiiit(ilzcm, Tiaiu.| 
 
 t6Izcen, (8) I dwoll in him or it, as a devil dwells in and po*! 
 
 scsscs a person. 
 
 nonitolzooltoni, iosnaintelze6!t(Mn, ?". jv/, (10) I dwell in IiiK...| 
 
 nenitt lz<.im, nemtclzoinen, iiomlelzoinont, pi. ie!'-:iaiiiti.lzi'iii, 
 
 naiiitulzomen, insfr. (9) 1 have him dwellirii; in nir, v. jr, 
 
 devil says: 'Nenitclzcen In skaltoniii^ii.' \ possess that luiiti^ 
 ■ the man ])ossossed says: 'Nemtelzemen hi s<fujlemin.' I havil 
 
 a devil in me. 'Naintiilzeinen \u siriielemin.' I iiuvo sever 
 
 devils dwellinj; in me. 
 Chines-nemtelgiii, chinnemlMj^ii, (')) I stay home, used when oi 
 
 Sundays one remains at home to L;uard the house. It sevci 
 
 remains, 'Kaes naiuteljfui.' 
 Ohines-nemtusi, kaes naiutusi, I sit at the fire. 
 Ic8-nemt'ichinom, nemtiehin, nemlichint, j.l. naiutichinom, r. 
 
 real. (8) I sit at his hack hehiml him. 
 " ncmtichiltoni, nemtiehihen, /7. naiutic'hiltem, nl. (16) I sit 
 
 the back of his 
 
 *' nemtichinem, ncmtichinemen, pi. iestuiiutichinem, nuiutid 
 
 ncmen, insfr. (9) 1 have him sittin^j; at my Uick. 
 Chinos-namtaksi, chin-namtaks, (.5) I sit on the road. 
 Chincs-tnamtaks, 1 am waitin<^, sittini^ on the road. 
 CiiiNEs-NEMTKcsi, chin iicmtcus, nemtcusish, (5) I dwell, sit 
 
 tween, amon^. 
 Ics-nomt6usem, ncmteusen, (8) I live among them, [ wait f'orhii 
 
 " nomti^uhom, v. rel. I wait for his 
 
 Chinesnomtoltiimshi, pop. I wait for people. 
 
 Ohincs-nemtosm6lsi, v. vol. 
 
 Chincs-nomtosmluisi, j;. frcr/. 
 
 les-nemtosmluiscm, v.frrq. 
 
 Chines-nemto8z»ti, I tell another to wait for me. 
 
 Kacs-ncmtostu6j^ui, We wait one for the other. 
 
 IcR-tnomtfcusem, tnenit«hiHcn, tnemtiusent, conf. cs-tncmtdiisti 
 
 cs-tneniteusku, (H) I wait for him, I expect him. PI. 'lestiii 
 
 tiusem.' We wait for him. 
 " nkulcm litem, nkulem.itemen, nkulcmiitoment, (9) I d 
 
 with him. PL 'Ics nkuhiitutcm, nkulaicutemcn, cont. 
 
 nkulaitutemsten. 
 " nkulcmutcmltem,/;^ ies ukulaicutemUem, v. rel. (16) ^ i^lUK, j^ur/. Thou 
 
 with hia 
 
 ankulcuiut, pi. 
 'iiivKs ciiK\rvf:u 
 
 hi^'h, r ftovc 
 cs-chemicusenj, 
 
 u es chemtcu 
 
 IIINKS-iNCIIKJlTr;, 
 
 chcniteus, /•, 
 iii«li, I am Ik 
 ac's nchaiuluuMi, 
 cs-nciieiiitciisom, 
 ton, es nchem 
 or we rtit on t 
 es-ncliemteusen), 
 nchemttulteni 
 iiclieiulcu.s, inchei 
 laent, lior^ie, m 
 diaiutfiuster), .s\ 
 
 ill.NKs-.\KWTf:i,l>l, 
 
 Homebody's pb 
 .'H-iienilcipfni, non 
 
 (9) I llold hi.S J) 
 
 moral ly, or ph_> 
 
 ncintt'lpom, nei 
 
 cmtolpenzuten, 
 
 s-tiicmlelpciii, etc. 
 
 Jiold hi.s place 
 
 and IV'tcr hinisc 
 
 liiies-tiiemtt'usi, 
 
 lines tnanUiiks, J 
 
 ft^'Anui. 
 
 I'i''. '■. It IS y„t, 
 
 t'lMpilcpstcmj,, 
 •"(•'iiij,,' .w/'^-. (_;jj 
 
 '''I"'' 'cinciilj,, 
 'i\i'-.lit(ii|,i,t'i,,,, 
 
 -■'■'"ipi'S Vmui- .., 
 
119 
 
 EMUT 
 
 with his 
 
 Isnkiilcmut, pi. isnkulai6iit. My co-'iubitanl, my cc-lmbitJUits. 
 (JiiivKS ciiKMrf^udi, ///. UaL'Hchaiut^iisi, i^5) I livo, sit, dvvoll on 
 
 hij^h, r j^ovoni, jircsklo. 
 ^cs-t'homiiiiscm, chcrnU'iison, (8) 1 Hit above it, govcan him. 'Sufet 
 
 (I 08 chciiiteusi l-l\ao stolifiju.' Wlio governs our hind ? 
 t'iiiNK«>-^'f'i'*''^'''''''^'»'> cliin ntlienUtus, ntlicnilijusish, (5) [from 
 chcnit«iiiH, r. fiup.'] I am sitting a horseback, I am sitting on 
 high, I am horse riding, 
 uvcs luhaiiituusi, Wo aro silting on horseback together. 
 |es-iK'iienitcusom, nclionituuson, ncliomtoiisont, cont. 08-nchcmt6us- 
 toM, 08 ndionitouskii, ;,/. ios ncliuiuti iisoni, nchtiiiitiiiscn, etc., I 
 or we sit on that horse's back, I ride that iiorse. 
 |oH-iK'lioniteusem, ncltomtcusomen. 
 
 I' iifhemttuKem, />/. ies ncharitOltom, n7. (8) I ride his horse. 
 Iiichonilcus, inchomtcusloii, v. My riding horse, my riding instru- 
 ment, liorse, mule or anything, 
 [icliaiutjjusten, .s. Our riding horses, our ridri;: outfit. 
 kiiiNKs-NKMTf:i.Pi, iliiii-utialc'j), ^ .'. cluiics-uaiulilp", (5) I sit ii 
 
 somebody's place. 
 kM-nenilclpem, nomtclpcmun, ncnitolpomoiil, }.l. kaes naiutclpcm, 
 (!)) I hold his phioe, i sil in his ]>iat'c, I am his substitute, 
 morally, or physically. 
 
 ncnitelpom, nomlilpsten, (S) I niuI;o him s!t in his place, 
 lomtolponzuten, s. .Subslituto, vuogoront, vicar ot one. 
 ks-tnomtcl|)cni, etc., [adding t,"] I succood, 1 am his successor, I 
 lit)l(l his place in succession, and thai answers to all the Popes, 
 and Peter himseil', holding ihc pla<e ot our L«)rd. 
 Iiiiios-tiiemlcusi, I am waiting. £ts^ Nemttus. 
 |iinos tnamtuks, I am waiting on the road. 
 MPILK, ///". pt'r.<. /./. i'ou. Si-'coml, c. suii^. It is yourselves. 
 
 •a^'^Anui. 
 Iu|iili , r. It IS yoiiv'^. 'K'cnpilcpstemp,' i^vhj. (3) 
 eiiipili |)Niomp, iKij. Yours, /c rotrr, 1:0^1, . 'Lu klcnipiltp- 
 jslciiip,' ■■ill':]. (Ji) Wiiiil must bu yours. 
 
 ■ liiliili li.'nii'iil)t, V)ii MiUilc yoia-ioll the chiel' <)'". BKt'"Anul. 
 
 'i\u-.luiii|ii,i ltnii)ilp.' lull jiia u- yiMirsi;!. .n)' il.i :.. 
 kuli'iiipiu' , Yuur I'li.'iil. 
 \rel. (16) I il^l^'^W /""'• Though, pusl. 'Jiiuu6 chin-kuilcmihl u Utsolkontcn.' 
 
 t6l7.cni, imiuJ 
 In and pu;i'| 
 
 \V(>11 ill hiK.J 
 jw.:iaiuli;l/.eiii| 
 M mo, V. },'. 
 !ss that niiinl 
 imin.' I huvl 
 have seven 
 
 jse«l when ii| 
 ;o. It seven 
 
 "jchinem, v. fj 
 
 I. (IB) I sit; 
 
 ncm, naiutkl^ 
 k. 
 id. 
 I. 
 dwell, sit 
 
 I wait for hJ 
 
 08-lncmt(iml 
 ,. PI. 'lestiJ 
 
 It, (9) I ^\\ 
 llomcn, cont 
 
 .-vs 
 
 ■It! 
 
 i i> 
 
 
12* 
 
 KN- 
 
 Tlioii^li 1 oxiJi'Uul iiivMiili', 1 could not siurcod. 
 CHINKS KNI-'S, ( hin-cnis, (5) I aii\ going, meaning nol the acu 
 going away, but (>:' In-ing on his w.iy going to any |)IiUt 
 'Kncs.' Hi; is on In.- v.av going, [iise.1 only in llio past loiim. 
 
 I-l 
 
 -Kao I'neoK, ^ 
 
 /. W 
 
 on u 
 
 ;ii' way going all in a body, in a 
 
 III 
 
 m 
 
 T-kao-i'iioiu'-'is, Wt" g(» on oiii* way, going oiio alter anotlier, as liijJ 
 
 ans do, wiio luvcrgo two \>y two, but in a line, 
 los-onesti'iii, oiiLstoii, ciu^lvu, ^. tr. (8) 1 make him go. 
 
 " i'lin'sii (11, (S; I lua'u' Uh'Iii go all in u nia88. 
 
 " v-noiu.>loin, ^^8J I inaki' tin.iii juar. h (Mit iii a iliie. 
 Chin /.ciu'-J, r. li>< . I am on my way coming. 
 I-/A'nt'i.'S, Tlu'v arc cuiidiig ail in a iiiash. 
 I-zoneiit'K, Tlu'v are eoming in a line, one a'.twr the other. 
 
 I 
 
 OS /A'ne.>l..';ii, 
 
 ^.^) 
 
 inai 
 
 ium (Mine. 
 
 ENU ! Particle e.\jtri:.s.sing ]iaiii Iroin outside, inflicted j)ro.ssd 
 
 iron 
 
 n niiK-luni 
 
 •tc. It 
 
 l)ains. and it is aiiswe 
 
 red 1 
 
 )y a tIcr.MvJ 
 
 ■Ml ill lealiie/.iii 
 
 nil 
 
 illK'S rlUlCIll, 
 
 am ciiiK 
 
 arc ten Ici', delica;o, Jltei;" Totcum, 
 iiidej. (i)j 1 leel i 
 
 iiUeliish, / 
 
 ton 
 
 ■h, I 
 
 tlu: t 
 
 OU: 
 
 or. my olher inijircs.-.ion madi: mu 
 
 sciK-ie, at l.'ntii cxtrrior and interior. 
 
 ] 
 
 es cniiciiciii, ( i.iK II, cMiUit, /•■//(/. i>-eni.i sIlii, i.s-eiiLiesku, i 
 rail. (S) I icid It. 
 
 iSenueii 
 
 '1" 
 
 he toih'Iiing. 'Szciiiicn,' The having touched, 
 
 lias been li It etc. 
 les eiuieltem, (1(5) 1 tecl his 'Knuelts hi sngu/.guzine 
 
 NZi 
 
 SlvllSeC>. 
 
 SI 
 
 le icit the sii 
 
 ll'eri 
 
 iiiis 111' her son. 
 
 Chines eiiuiizuti, /". />/. (">) 1 leel myself, I leel bad, sick 
 
 les ciiunzultiii, chiinzutemcii, r, rcf. iiKtr. {\)) I leel Hick in (h;ilj 
 
 tiiiiil 
 
 lis |ila<'c. 'I''iiun/..'.tcmen lu is]»lkt;in.' I leid my head p; 
 
 Chin 
 CI 
 
 ni'ii iiiclsi 
 
 I'. i'ii~ 
 
 I. (•'>) I nseiit, I lijil rcs.^ntrul. 
 
 line 
 
 kul 
 
 emu nsiii. 
 
 l(5S.kii".eniiens!n'ni, iciileiuienshen, c.fr.ri.il. iir, (S) I leel si 
 thing iiidetinitc, v. g. in the hiishe-, I luar s nin'lhiiiif > 
 
 ring,] do n>>| k-now what, /rt^ .otho'iDin, 'Kuteniiciishoii u 
 enut n.' I thought I heard samethin'_c nnivinu.-, and altcruai 
 I heard, Udt it distinctly. 
 
 KV- IV/V. ,/, 
 
 Ijiiscxs. (jhin-ept, kiiepl; //'. kae-e|>l, |> c|»i, i 
 
 lave 
 
 or 
 
 ! had. 
 
 iind it IS present and p. 
 
 v\)[. Siihj. 'Jhikai^p},' With all the I liii.ios derived Iriiiii i 
 
 Fut. 'Ne 
 1 
 
 in (J 
 
 B.— This vor 
 
 f()l lowed by 
 
 locond, It uiiHw 
 
 hnigUHge u\h( 
 
 'hird, Jt is neve 
 
 uctivc real, < 
 
 some. Pen at 
 
 chuructoi'lHtic 
 
 vci'bs of all fi 
 
 first, With substi 
 
 some money. 
 
 dren, or 'Koi 
 
 my njorioy, ho 
 
 real owiierslii] 
 
 AVIio muHt hav 
 
 that V i. 0. wl 
 
 this, or that bo 
 
 yours, it beloi 
 
 Who must hav( 
 
 do. 
 
 icondly, With adj 
 K'><>d, and there 
 lias Honjo bad o 
 alive, and some 
 lirdly, With vei-[ 
 wlmt mad, Vai 
 ""■tidy, With ve 
 made, 'Kj)Knt; 
 conceal. 
 
 ilily, With re)ati\ 
 
 made for him. 
 
 you. 'Kj)|.utdvu 
 
 from you. 'Ta 
 
 lie anything con 
 
 :tlily, With the pi 
 
 'Ohin ep szkol.' 
 
 yoii that made 
 
 flawed. 
 
 B.— When the ob 
 
181 
 
 KP 
 
 B.— ThiH verb opl chani^(^8 tho i into .'•, or mthw drops the \ if 
 followed by an .«, v. g. 'Jip-spu^Hz,' llo has a beart. 
 
 locond, It answerH exactly tho verb, avoir as used in tho French 
 liuifiCuaf^e also ibr to be. 
 
 third, It is never used but in tho partitive sense, and never in tho 
 active real, determinate, theicloro it always include.'^, I havo 
 some. J'en <o, in French. And in fact it always requires lh* 
 c'huratteristK! chin; then iti-j used with substantives, adjectives, 
 verbs of all forms. 
 
 first, With substantive 'Cbin-epl-u'iil'm,' I havo money, I havo 
 8(»ino mojiey, I'ai <ie I'argent. ♦Chin-eps^usigult.' I havo chil- 
 dren, or 'Koii u chin-epl-u ulim, koij u chin-ep-sgusigult,' It iH 
 my money, ho is my child; and with subatiiritivea it means tho 
 real ownersiiip especially in the sub unctivo. 'Suit kaop-st6 ii^.J 
 Who must havo this? or '.^ult op-sti ii-ii?' Who must havo 
 that?' i.e. who owns this? w..o owns that? to whom does 
 this, or that belong? 'Anui ku-ep-8t.\ unui ku-kaop-sti;,' It is 
 yours, it belongs to you. '.Sutt kaop-sixem iii;? kacmpile,* 
 Wlio must havo this blanket? who owns this blanket? Wo 
 do. 
 
 Icondly, With adjectives. *Kpl-gcst, u epl-ttic.' There are somo 
 good, and there are somo bud; or, he has some good ones and 
 has Homo bad ones. *Epl-guilgu.lt, epl-tlil.' There aro somo 
 alive, and some dead, 
 iirdly, With voi'bs neuter 'Cbin-oi-saimt.' I havo boon somo- 
 
 wlmt mad, I'ai cu <le la coUre. 
 Ninthly, With verbs active 'Kp'.k«lep,' Thoro aro some that I 
 niiule. 'Kpl-iickuntgu.' Thcio is something that you did 
 conceal. 
 
 tlily, With ndutive verbs, 'Epl-A'IUcn/ There are some that! 
 made for him. *Fpl-guizlain.' There aro somo that I gavo 
 you. 'Kpl-uckulziii.' There is something which I concealed 
 from you. 'Ta kuepl-uekuHem lu kuaiaiks. There must not 
 ho anything concealed from the Priest. 
 ^thly, With the particle past it makes a regular verb passive, 
 '(■liin op szkol.' I havo made some, 'Anui u ku-ep szkol.' It is 
 you that made it. *Ncm chin-op-znich.' I shall have some 
 Hawed. 
 B.-When the objuct ur agent of tho verb is expressed in this 
 
 ' ^' ^ • 
 
 II 
 
 IS 
 
 ii 
 
 ^1 
 
 i 
 
V KS 
 
 form, the vorb bocomc^ dofinile. *!voi6 u chin-op-Hzkol/ I harj 
 
 mado it, *.SmJt u ep-HZHliil it^ liil.u '(' Who choppod this woodj 
 Seventhly, With the negative, *Tu ip', tu karpl,' 1 have none, 
 
 'Ta iop-8izcin.' I have no lihin ct. 
 Chinopl-kuai iIUh, 1 have a PrieHt ; or I own the I'rieNt, I daii 
 
 the PritiHt, i. e. I am a Cat hoi u. 
 Chin-ep-Suiupi, I have an American, I own an American preaditrj 
 
 I am a ProteHtant, I chiini the Amencau prcaeher. 'Giii 
 
 (•l-.ipt-kuaiall<8.' He went over to the Catholics. 'Nekosliili 
 
 ch-op Suiupi.' lie went over to the Protentant8. 
 KS- Sign of continuation. 8®*(rnMnmar. 
 ]i)SEI,, num. Two, inori. iSiilj. 'KHescIi,' l^et thorn he two. 
 Ches6l, num. Two, a«im. 'Cliin-cheni 1/ I, [we] are two. S\ilf\ 
 
 'ChikVchescli.' We must be two. <1-cbJ, I-chesiM,' Theyar 
 
 only two. 
 Kz esclem, inan. Both. 'K/- hestlem,' (inini. Both. 'Iktie/. eNtlii 
 
 xiihj. Lot them both a'one. *J Ualvaez-oscii.' We want to 
 
 both only; let the others go. 
 (■heesest'l, Two by two, anim. 
 les cselcni, oHc'steii, oHlaku, v. tr. real. (8) I make two of it, ii| 
 
 vide it ill two. 
 " e.selilignii), cfl-eliligun, c8-olili.;uiit, (8) 1 divide them in t»j 
 
 band8, nations, people. 
 Kselclign, s. TwotriheH, nations. 
 ChineM-eseluilshi, chin-e.seluilsh, (5) I become two, by addition, 
 
 division. 
 I»'s-(>>ielnil.sbcni, (S) I niuKe it grow, become two. 
 Ksfelgn, Two lodges, 'Chin csilgH ' I have two lodges. 
 Rs^l Hpoiiticli, Two years. 
 
 Ksil < lispcntich, He is two vctirs old, arrived at two ycai'H, 
 .Aselaskiit, Two days. 'SIum s'uHeliiS'.v-at.' Two days ugi). \ 
 
 aselaskat.' After two days, 
 (^hin-asolaskat ii cliiiil/.i, I have I cen there two drys. 
 Ks-ascl.iskatilshi, asclaskatilsl', ks-asolas'iatilhhi, At the dawiiiiij; 
 
 the second day. 
 l*>('U'p, Two ropes, two hairs. 
 Aslaiiikan, He has two heads. 
 Chin-cheseh ciist, I have two hands, 
 rhui-i I.e.-". li'.gaii, 1 iiave two arms. 
 
 |(V in-chceit'i'sern 
 riiin-nasclOis, I 1 
 jCIiiiicIieschsliiii, 
 rliiii ('ln:seK;|)ilc, 
 yliin-nesel<il/,e, I 
 |['liincHne.sseli\ k; 
 rhiiioM-iieHN« lili, <; 
 bliineseleiilem, ] 
 ^hin-n(^s<>l(^pinc', 
 fchin-aselskiigae, 
 riiin-naslkanel, I 
 (ly'hin .islAIko, I 
 two plunks 
 'Ikae Hu'liilko 
 ^^esoiemiMis, Two 
 
 tllt'llS.' 
 
 riiiii-oNclziri, I sai 
 ^C80selzin(im, CHt'd 
 
 him. 
 isiilkusiis. Two b 
 |viio.s;isa!kasasi, V 
 kasiisen,' (8) ] 
 ^*]s riaseliiksciii, O: 
 'J^asoluks, Two ro 
 I!liitios-(;IiGse!si;leh; 
 two hands, wii 
 osfhosolsek-hsteii 
 C8 chcitiem, cs'ehe 
 fJS'CHKX,— [roo^ 
 s-cs'chen, part, jn 
 said oi' fruits, < 
 ii-om the groui 
 'liinos-os'i'hcni, ch 
 up, pick up so 
 niiuiiia. '('liiti 
 soiiK' can-ots. 
 CH-csVlu'iicni, os'c 
 " os'cliclteni, cs't 
 it for him. 
 
L tliociawiunj! 
 
 E80 
 
 «!' iii-<'fi*'*'*'''''*<^"'» ^ liuvo two eyes. 
 
 ICIiiti-nasclciH, I Imvo two toctli. * 
 
 ;;iiiii clioselisliiii, T have two feet. 
 |[^liiti (;lu'SoK;|)il(!, I liuvo two cliiolft, two iiiustciv. 
 CliinnosoIiMzo, I have a double Imrrol gun, 
 
 MiincsrioHHt'li\ kaos-ncssor, v. Wo ri.le both <;n one horse together. 
 'liiiiort-iioHs* lili, (;lnn-n(!K86lil, I bring f'ortli twins. 
 ,'hincsol6iilom, I have two boats, canoes. 
 hiin-nosoli;j)iiu!, I take two inouthluls. 
 rhin-iisolskagao, I have two horses, 
 bhiii-iiaslkunel, I have two shots, I fired two shots. 
 Ilyhiii i^lAlko, I Imve two pieces of wood, two sticks, 
 two planks etc. 'Ks-asMalkoi,' Lot there bo two logs etf. 
 'Ikae sa'lulkoi.' Put only two sticks. 
 JoscleniiMis, Two double sheets of paper etc., or 'Estl u ngapo- 
 
 nitiis.' 
 
 niiin (!Nel/,iri, I said two words. 'Zesijl/.in.' Two words. 
 I(!s cselzincitn, cstM/Jnonien, es(M/.ineinent, (8) I say two words to 
 
 him. 
 
 ^salkusiis. Two bands. 
 kvacs asulkasasi, Wo divi lo in two bands. 'Ics-asa!kasascni, asai- 
 
 kasiison,' (8) I divide them hi tvvo bands. 
 I^ls nasolukisoin. Of two kinds. 
 iiiKpIaks, Two roads, /^/('i«w/. 
 |[!hino.s-(;hesi!lst.;k!hsteinini, uliin-ohes.ilsidchsteniin, (5) 1 take with 
 
 two hands, with both hands, 
 fos chosolsekhsteuiinerri, (11) I take it with both hands. 
 Icsc'h6iiem, es'chen, ez's'clion. S@rCh6n. 
 PS'CIIEN,— [roof .)/,] 
 s-cs'then, part. ywss'. It is picked up, it is gathered up, taken up, 
 said of fruits, grams ele., of things picked up from the floor, 
 ii-oni the ground. 
 Jliinos-o.s'(h6ni, ohin-es'ch6ticm, es'chcnish, r. act. ind. (6) I gather 
 up, pick up some, v. g. 'E.^'fhi iiish t-manna.' (iathcr some 
 luaniia. '(yhines'oli»;nom t'slokuni.' I picked up, gathered 
 Boiiio carrots. 
 leB-cs'clur.cni, cis'chcn, csMuiit, r. tr. real. (8) I gather it. 
 
 os'( lic'toiu, os'chiltcn, ca'cli«.4t, r. rtl. (10) I gather his or 
 
 it lor him. 
 
 I 
 
 in 
 
 
 .•I,:.- 
 
 
KSCJ 
 
 los <'s*cli('wlitc'rn, CM'ch'slito", os'cln'^sliif, r. rd. (H) I i^iitlicr .soinisl 
 
 thin;; for him, f help liim to pick U|) Home thin;;. 
 " os'chi'slu'ir, "s'chrslicDU'ii, r. rcl. (0) T ;;utlicr it for othorN. 
 Chines »'s'('h6s!ii, clnn i?sVhr.shcni, r, r-!. (0) I ^^ulhor Momothinjl 
 
 for others, 
 Ic8-ni'H'ch6nom, nPH'('h<>ii, (8) I put it in v. g. in uhuHUiM, pliito, «i{,j 
 
 •NoH'clii''ntom, or c's ni's'chtn hi HpiiUulU'H \n l'lka]>M/A'.' Tiijl 
 
 fruits were giithortMl in u phitc. 
 " tu's'ch^ncm, ncs'ch ncmcn, nos'ch^noment, iii>'t. (0) 1 pitliori 
 
 in it, I uso it to giitl>or up. 'Xos'ch^inomon \u \kn\ti\zvi.' l| 
 
 put soinothing in tho phvtc, \ U80.l tho plate. 
 " no.H'c'honoinUom, r«^ m'»fr. (16) I uso his to gullier thinjjsj 
 
 I put something in his 
 
 Ne8'<-h6nton, r. The vessel, in which things are gathered in. 
 
 Es nes'chtM/.o, It is full of things, Iruits gathered mi v, g. i\ voHsell 
 
 They are gathered in. 
 les n( s'chiilzom, esnes'chtl/.een, nXisV-helzeent, (8) 1 fill it witbl 
 
 fruits etc. 
 " nes'chi'lzee^^oin, (10) I fill his vessel with Iruits cU-.. 
 ♦' nesVhjilzom, nes'chclzeineii, histr. (0) [ fill a vessel with it. I| 
 
 put that in a vessel. 
 Ea'choirnzuton, s. Tho gatherer of fruits etc. 
 Nes'chen'nzlton, s. He that gathers in trims etc 
 Tc8 chi^es'chnc^neem, chiles'chni^nc' ' (8) I cover something withl 
 
 sticks etc. I gather sticks etc., on it to cover it, v. g. onal 
 
 dead body to Bholtcr it. 
 TiV, inferj. ajf. Yos, it is so, 1 know it, I will it already. 
 N. B. — A, means yes, I yield my will to yours, I will do so, I giv«| 
 
 my word ; when a person has no idea of that before, it ex- 
 
 prei^s 'S consent to another's wi'l, positive consent. 
 El', Moans yes, of tliingx a"rea 'y know.i or des'red boforo, it p.v 
 
 jn-osscs C()!is(uit positive but free, and prt'vioiis'y to boini'i 
 
 asked. 
 Snfil, M(>!iiis ycs!, acqnici-'ciiii', coiiciiiTini:; willi aiiolbcr's willjitl 
 
 means a permission, a non njij.'osition to a thing asked (or, it 
 
 means consent ralb.er negative. 
 NfM I Means yes, indeed I toln'siirel wliy n<>t? ft exjiresseH siir- 
 
 ])rise that a doii!)t should exist about the matter. 
 Nem, Means yesj Twill, T will do as you said or want, it exprcsscjl 
 
 nliiiiit tlie sa'iK! 
 
 iingly. 
 
 I Kx, tresses as^i 
 
 at it. The f,, a 
 
 f H, Vos, I ac'vno 
 Done, gone, let 
 lite way of cxp 
 li II, Slii' s;iid yv.< 
 I hIio is askod. ', 
 willing to marry 
 She said yes, of 
 Noiit, iiiakoH no 
 vi's, surprised th 
 an evident affair 
 JHiicli thing shonb 
 IShe said yes, I eo 
 JKO. 'Zuti gu.' !■ 
 Iwill. 'Kii.' So I 
 lit shall be so. ' 
 ti'i'st fait ; aUom. 
 pliti !' Is it not s( 
 I'lUI'TKM, e.nite 
 litealthily, tacitly, 
 rioiiso, I take him 
 Jptc. 
 
 l('s-eii('ti, c!iines-eii 
 Ics-eiuMii-ti, red. 
 Iiittellem, cueteltc 
 liirpriso. 
 
 riJt's!itom, eiiet'sh 
 brisiiig soiiiobodA', 
 pk-od, and I siirpi 
 ImTslieni, eiiet'sbe 
 heiu't'sli;, (0) I s 
 jtt, What I have si 
 |li'iizuteii, y. My s 
 pellet Itumsbi, r. j 
 I'lttein, r go ahead 
 
 S 
 
r otiiors. 
 r N()ii)otliin{>| 
 
 01, plivto, el(,l 
 j.Mzi'.* Thel 
 
 0)) 1 fratliorl 
 fkiipiilzp.' [I 
 
 ilher thinuiij 
 
 ;rc(l in. 
 
 , }^. a voHsell 
 
 fill it witbl 
 
 •to. 
 
 sol with it. Il 
 
 nothing wilhl 
 it, V, g. ona| 
 
 Kly. 
 
 <1<) so, I give] 
 foforo, it ex- 
 
 iioforo, it 0x1 
 (is'y l«» hoiii;; 
 
 ju'v's will ; it 
 |isko<l lor, ill 
 
 .j»ross(>H siir 
 
 it OX|»l'Of<S0S 
 
 in 
 
 KU 
 
 !i!iiiiit tlio 8ai\(! fons;'tit as ", a coimont that is rather unwil- 
 lingly. 
 
 I Kxjiicsscs «H<oiit willi Hiirpi'isc that it ho Hf), Tarn flnrj»riHO<l 
 at it. TIk) /(, at tlic oiid is s( arst'ly Colt, hut it tiiakt^H u Htrong 
 If. 
 
 ill, VoH, I aclcnow odgo it, I confoss to that, I plead guilty. 
 Done, g'»M(', lot it go, lot us go, agreed. A short, not very po- 
 lite way of cxprtirtsing consent, though eonimon. 
 li il, Slu' s:ud yi's, of a girl that agri'c^s to marry one, by whom 
 she is askoil. '/.\ti du.' Sho said ye*, of a girl that was 
 willing lo marry a man even before buing asked. 'Ziiti shii.* 
 Slic said yes, of the mother of young folks that gives her con- 
 Lont, makes no opposition to a match. 'Zutinldi!' She said 
 vis, surprised that her will shruhl be questioned about such 
 ati evident all'air. 'Zi'.ti ah!' Sho said yes? surprised that 
 Lull thing should be uwkod from hor; is it so? *Zuti un6.' 
 Isiic Kiiiil yes, 1 confess it, 1 wished so, I did so, it is true, it is 
 Iko. 'Zuti gu.' She said yes, let it be so, done. 'A,' So I 
 Iwill. 'Ku.' So 1 think, so I willed. 'Shii.' So be it. 'Nem.' 
 lit shall bo so. 'Ah!' Is it so? 'Une.' .So it is. 'Gu.'Done, 
 Ic'cv^/c/fY; allon^v. 'A ta?' How not! Cowme.nt /)fl«! *Tama 
 (iliei !' Is it not so ! c'e<t-C(t. 
 
 I KURT KM, emiten, eu.teni, r. tr. real. (8) T approach him 
 Bteiilthily, tacitly, gontl}-, unknown by him, as a cat to a 
 mouse, I take him by surprise, as enemies do in war, game 
 
 ttc. 
 
 los-cui'ti, chines-eu6t, v. pass. T am taken by surprise. 
 
 |t's-elUMU^ti, ml. 
 
 luetolloni, cuoteltcn, cuetolt, r. rcl. (16) Tapproach him by 
 
 Virpriso. 
 
 kiiJt'sliloni, oiiet'shton, oiuM'shf, r. rcl. (If)) I help him by sur- 
 
 bnsiiig somehod}-, v. g. my brother is in danger of being at- 
 
 kuked, and I surprise the enemy for my brother's benefit. 
 
 |m't shorn, eucl'slieinoii, ?". rfl. (0) T surprise him for others. 
 
 ps (Mut'slii, (0) I surpi-'so somebody for others. 
 
 lit, Wliat I have surprised, tiikcn by surprise, v. g. game. 
 
 |li'iizitft'ii, .'■. My siir|iriser, he that attacks mo .stealthily. 
 
 t'lictltumslii, wpoy. T surprise people. 
 mitoiii, T go ahead to surprise him, f first surprise him. 
 
12« 
 
 KUT 
 
 ToBr.iMi/'trrip, 1 -iii'f rived liiiii < cmi'ij; fliis wiiy, 
 
 CMIINKS'-MUMI, .'l.ii .«:.iii, .n.is', '•. ./r.'. r. '. I Cu,-! Hotnci 
 
 [ri(»(, f imrc] 
 los-iv'iin, o "in, o'nt, h'. os-ii.isto'i, os-oiMt^'iii, '". !r. (10) [ |iut.! 
 
 V. ^. I otalocM, trccN, tippli^', I tttUo oM'tlio Hkin. 
 TH/,<iii, part. paxs. W'hal I liiivc? pooK'd, Hkiiimd. 
 loHcult«>m, cuUrii, cu'ilt, i\ n /. (17) I H'>in it for Inm, I p'-ol liij 
 " onsliitiMn, cusliitoii, eiiHliit, w. nl. (IT)) I HUin Hoinotlniij» 
 
 liitn, I Iiclp liiiii pooling jiotatooH (>t(-. 
 
 " i'llHhiHluMI), IMlnll'lslMMmMl, tMlHll'lsluMIUMlt, V . Tci. (U) I Hkjtl 
 
 pc«l it for otluTH. 
 (Miiru's-jiiiHhilHlii, ((5) I juh-I (or ollio.is. 
 ](iH-<-tioiii/(>iii, (;hcni/,(!(Mi, cluMH/A'cnt, v. Inc. (8) I 8i<ii) it, pccli 
 
 Mroiind, iisod tor pottitooH etc. 
 Km-cIu'u'izo, It In pt'olod till iirouiui. 
 
 li'.s-clieui/.o'.h'in, (1(») I peel Ihh uli iirouiid. 
 
 '* inMirJ/A'iii, r)<MiiM/(Mi, i^S) 1 peel il all aroiirul inside, v. g, 
 
 Hkin of llic inoiitli ete. 
 rhities-ehaiiiilkoi, chill eliaiialLoin, cliauuiUoiHli, (0) I sUin ai 
 
 all nroiiiwl, wild ol' (r(!Os ptu'Ied in Hpi'iiijf to iiuvo tho 8ii|), 
 
 tlio tliin skill, wliicli the In<iiaiis eat. 
 EH-ciiaiiiilko, y>'».sN. The tree \h peeled. 
 
 leschamilkoin, (hanalkoii, chaiiiilkotit, (8) f Mkin that trco. 
 '' chaiiiilkoshtiMii, r. rd. (IT)) I peel trees for Iii 
 
 Ml. 
 
 (Ml 
 
 iiies eiin/.uti, r. Vi 
 
 ■/■ I 
 
 ;iii. 
 
 peel iiiysel 
 
 Es-KUPMt, oup, It pcclH otX by itself. 
 
 Chiii-cheiipi/.c, I {fol jieeled all around, skinned uecidontulljj 
 
 sickness etc., my skin fell oft' all around by itself, 
 les eunuiienn, cuiiuii, (8) I finally succeed in jieeling it. 
 
 " eupnunem, (8) I succeed in niakiii<^ the skin fall off. 
 
 " ciiiiiiiiem, eiimln, eumiiit, //(sY/'. (11) I use it to i)eol, v. g. ill 
 Incuniiti, .>.. What! use to i>etd. 'Kuniinten.' Tho poolings. 
 Eunziiten, .v'. Peeler. 
 Isii;uci,in, s. lie that pe(>ls by my order. 
 ]"'iimcmen, .s'. An assiduous peeler, v. g. a cook etc. 
 T.m\—lroot of,-] 
 Ez.'ul, adj. The last, the latest. 
 
 Pe/.eut, .s'. The being the last, the poatorior part. 'Lu tel istod 
 Fi'oni behind mo. 
 
 ilii !«* ez/rilti, •■bin 
 
 I i<i> beliiiid, I 
 
 ymi, inferior ti 
 
 ;,'iiigiiaiill.' Yi 
 
 the Im'uhIh. 
 
 ('/.tWit'stein, e7.i"!i 
 
 lust, I think bi 
 
 you down as tli 
 
 ozeiiteiii, t'xi>\iU 
 
 I have him bob 
 
 liiU'H eiitelsemisti, 
 
 (Mitelscinisteni, e 
 
 iiiystdf iiilbrior 
 
 soil interior to ' 
 
 ft 
 
 iiiu'H-e/eut'sKuti, o 
 put myself dowi 
 lo/.ciit'sziitem, v/a 
 liNKs Kiirfcpi, chin- 
 -oiitepem, eutt^pe 
 ziii.' I wont b( 
 To be going belli 
 ('iili'plteiii, euii'p 
 t'litepciii, eiitepe 
 leave him to go 1 
 zoiilcpeiii, /,outo| 
 lin-autpdlka, I go 
 iv<-iio;itpciisi, dual. 
 |(!s.iHil|)eiiut'giii, \\ 
 |)nes-cutep,.ii7,uti, 
 opposite of '(,'ol.s 
 t'lilcpeii/.iitem, eui 
 hiiiil him, follow 
 fii kiikuscin,' T 
 fTKiri. v. The youi 
 Ic'itell. s. The last 
 lin-t'leiittMt, I made 
 |t('iiiasktligu, 'I'bo 
 the last generatit 
 ktiigii,' The aiic 
 
til 
 
 KUT 
 
 |,iii>^ (i/J;titi, cliin V7.i)\\l, ur.i'titrtli, (^t) I utn tlio Iuh(, I urn boliind, 
 
 I ^o iKtIiiiiil, I uni iiKtaii. M'liiii u/^iil tol uiiiii.' I uiii buhind 
 
 you, mlt'rior to ymi, I utn worno lliun you. M<u-o/.6ul iu tol 
 
 ^riii^riiuii^K' You aro buhind thu brnloH, you uro meaner than 
 
 till' IfoaHtH. 
 it'whit'HtuMi, t'r.iMit'stt'ii, o/.i'Ut'nUu, r. muss. (8) I put him lor th« 
 
 last, I think him thu last. *K/.t':ut'Ntumon hi tcl utiia.' I put 
 
 ydii ihtwn aH the Iuh!, thu rticaiii'Ht oi all. 
 
 ti/.L'iituni, oz^Mtlvniun, oKtutuinont, initti, ^9) 1 louvo him buhind, 
 
 I huvti liim l)ohin<i. 
 DincH fiitclHomisti, r. vr.'. T think inyHclf t ho hist. 
 i(>iit«'lHcmlsloni, cutulHomlHtciMcn. uiitclHumiHtumunt, (9) I think 
 
 niyrtoir inlurior to him. 'KutolHomi.Htumonzi.i.' 1 think my- 
 
 •4(>lt inli'i-ior to you. 
 Hiu'HO/.c'Ut'HKuti, or t'hineH-0/.ut'flZuti, I mako myself the Ia8t, I 
 
 put myHoir down for tho IuhI, I iinmhio myHol''. 
 L'/.out'HZutom, I'zcut'Hzut^Mnoii, (9) I put njyHoH'lowjr than him. 
 ^iNKs KiiTKi'i, chin-tMittipom, (0) I fro bohind, I follow. 
 loutL'piMii, eut(^pt'ii, cMitrpcnt, (H) I ^o hoiiind hin>. 'Kntt-pen- 
 
 ziii.' I wont bi'hind you. Cont. 'KH-cutip.ston, cs-ouli-pttku.' 
 
 To ho K'""n '^'^''i"*' ''ii"> ^" '^("y buhind him. 
 
 (>iit('|)lti'm, uutcpltcn, outrpit, (Hi) I ^u behind Ihh 
 
 (Milep( in, untt'pumon, v. instr. (9) I have him buhind mo, I 
 
 Icuvi' him to ^o buhind mo. 
 
 /,oiit( pcni, xuutopun, v. lor. I come behind him. 
 |in-iuit|idlk», r fro buhind, from lu/JnuKs, I stay buhind. 
 li>s-iio itpi'iisi, dual. Wo iiro both one bolund the olhur. 
 ics-.'iili»oiMit'f^ui, Wo fj;o one al'tur iho other. 
 liiios-('utu|iun/.uti, I keep niyHolf buhind another, in goin^r. The 
 
 oppoHite of '(lolHhiti'.H.' 
 liMitcpniziitoni, ontcpeiiziUonien, r. instr. (9) 1 keep, F ^o bo- 
 
 !iiii<i liin\, follow him, I ^^o after him. ■l''H-uiitcpun%^toiniHtH 
 
 hi knkusi'm.' Thuy followed the Htar, wont alter tho star. 
 |TKi Ti, s. Th{! youiif^uHt brother. 
 
 iiMitcIt, v. The last son or dauj^hter, tho youngest (^hild. 
 liri I'loiittMt. I niad(( my youngest ehild. 
 |t('imisktlij;ii, Thu last |)Cople. 'Kaes-aiileniask> lign.' Wo aro 
 
 the last generation, the |)re8ont in oppoHition U>, 'Shitomas- 
 
 ktiigii,' Tho ane<.Htor>, tho old poople, tho first pooj)le, th© 
 
\2S 
 
 EUTtJ 
 
 dead. 
 
 <LU ksuutemaskilijjju, The future last people ill. the end oft 
 
 world. 
 Chinbseut'zIni, chin eut'ziii, out'zinsli, (5) I apeak the last, 
 les-tut'zinem, eut'zinemon, eut'zinemcnt, (9) I c;ill him tlio lu!ii| 
 
 speak of him as of the meanest fellow, I am the last to spej 
 
 to him. 
 In-ezeut'zin, My last u'cjfd. 
 Ies-kolkz^iitkm, kohiziutemeri, (9) I trout him at* the laHt, 
 
 nieanoat. 
 Ezeutiilet^u, The last, meanest country. 
 Chines-czeutuilshi, ehin-ezeutnilsh, (5) 1 become the hist. 
 Ohin-eutziii, 1 o:it for the last, I am the last to eat, I take niyiJ 
 
 meal. 
 In-nezeutzi!i, What I eat last. 'Kzoufzinemia lu skeltichs.' 
 
 ate his body for the last, received his own flesh in comniuiii| 
 
 for the last food, 
 iiu seut'z'in. The last supper. 'Lu seutziis Jeau Kli.' The 
 
 supper of Our Lord. 
 EUTUS, s. Adversary, that stands, works against; hence, a niatj 
 
 in gambliiiii, he that gambles with mo, against me, thati 
 
 to beat me; enemy of war, spiritual adversary. 'Ineuiiij 
 
 My adversary. 'Ku-iiicutus.' You are mj' jvdversary. 
 Eut'seiis, Two adversaries reciprocally, two nations at war. 
 Eut'selis, j/l. Several enemies reciprocally, several nations uti 
 
 one with another, 
 les-eutusem, eutiiscmen, out \sement, cont. es-eutasemstttti, oh-oo 
 
 semsku,' /;. itvitr. (9) I have him adversary to mo, I timll 
 
 against me. 
 " eutusenilti-in, i\ rd. (lU) 1 find his m} adversary, lliil 
 
 hi-i tor iiiy enemy. 
 
 Kaes eiitusemenuigui, v. rn'if. We are one another's enemy. 
 lankuVoutus, My companion in fighting somebody, v. g. in a i;iJ 
 
 the oiu' thai plays on my side against the other^ my lit'i|Kr| 
 
 fighting, gambling. 
 Ku-isnkui'p leutusem, You h.-iva the same adversary as I 
 'IsukuojiUuli'isem.* I have him as adverse to another, i 
 
 syK, my fellovr-soUiier, my fellow-gambler on my side. 
 Icsnkuleut^suui, nkuloulusemen, (9) I have him ior my 
 
129 
 
 adversary against another. 
 
 n'<u!oulu-»einh«in, I have his [son] for my fellow advor-t 
 
 sary agaiiiHt another. 
 Iiiii eiitiisoiaonzuti, I am my own adversary, I am my owa 
 
 enemy, 
 loutu'tjiiionzatoin, cutu.semen;(utemon, (9) I have my own us 
 
 my onciny. 'Eiitiiponionzulemen \\x i-spuaa.' My heart is my 
 
 own enemy. 
 iciiei'tOskm, cheul^samen, cheiitiiHomont, (9) lam his advor- 
 
 8:iry, liin enemy, I fi.;lit him, play against him. 
 
 (•liout;-so;nUjn>, (li) I tight liis 
 
 [iiicMchout'sjin8/-at , v. rcji. I fight against my own self, my 
 
 passions oto. 
 lines clicnt'soinVt^mshi, v. pop. I figlit agiiist poojilc. 
 
 koloiit^sjm, k()louta.sjmun, 1 treat him as my enomy. 
 Iigiil, a@-Ag<:il. 
 but, HS'l'laU 
 h'vhian, «®"Chen. 
 Iciriikuii', fl^Egukilni. 
 [[NM^'-K7il>Jri? chiie/.lnt? s/iV- C'H'<s*o^<»«>t", chi'cao/ant ? r. 
 
 infr. What do I say f 
 |c7!iiit(!in, ezinsteii, v. tr. rea'. (8) What do I say to him? 'Ko- 
 
 czinstgii ?' Wliat do y )ii say to mo? 'ivac-i'zin iit ?' What 
 [do you say to us? 'Hzlnstomuii ?' What doFsiy totheof 
 
 'Ezinh'men ?' What did T siy to yon? 'Kzinloms?' What 
 
 (lid he say to you ? Subj. 'Ku-ikaezintem ?' What shall I say 
 
 to thee? 
 
 ezinem, czincmon ? (0) Did 1 s:iy that. 'XIco hi tag c/.inomon.' 
 
 One thing I did not tell. 'Ta iezint.' f say nothing. *To# 
 jko-ozmsts.' llo told m * something. 'Ta iop!<nezint«tn.' [ 
 lliavc nothing to say. 
 
 [cheozinem? clieczinomon ? v.tr.real. (9) W'hat do 1 siiy about 
 iitorliim? H'hccz.ncmontgu hi aniiimiguin ?' What did j'ou 
 \w\s about your chief? Tas cheezinomen.' I did not say any- 
 |thing about him. 
 
 cliceziruimHcm ? choijzinemlton ? u. rcl. (IG) What do I say 
 
 labout his ? 
 
 leozinondtf^u tu iskoi ? What did you say about my mother? 
 
 hlas chooziueml^ziii lu ask(')i.' I did not suy anything about 
 
 1^5 
 
 I 
 
mo 
 
 GA 
 
 your motlier. 
 
 IJ, 
 
 
 
 Tlio limiMli lotUM- of tiic alphiib'jt, an.l it is pninoufioed 
 
 tlie Hibrow htt, or tlu; (ji'iu^ 
 
 or 
 
 liju Sp 
 
 iiusa J. 
 
 (i A, --[root of,] 
 
 j-chinj^iia, I him coot, relrt'shed by wind blowitij;, (»r by fan 
 
 mill 
 
 ♦I j^iia.' It 18 cool, the wind blows cool, a breeze. MksjraJ 
 
 l<(>t il cool. 
 l8Z gc'iii, /xirt. ;?(/xs'. Wbat 1 have coole.l i)y laiinirij^ or biowiiiij 
 Sgsiu, .V. Kan, the t)inuin;r w<lh lar<i[o fV-athers to cool one 
 
 ■801 
 
 sum filer, 
 
 1 j^aaUV^n, s. A cool place, by tbe breeze blowinj; in. 
 Jcs gaain, ^aanteii, ^aant, cont. e8-«;aa8Un, es-iraaHlekn, (lii) I; 
 it, 1 breathe, blow on it; aH the bro(5/.e blows oii the leavl 
 
 etc. 
 
 ftf^Neu. 
 
 ifaaU«'m,f^aaHcn, gaaH, (17) I fan hiis I breathe, blow 
 
 bis 
 
 " i^aiiseit!, i<;aa8en, (H) I fan bin face. 
 
 " (;aultciM, (l(i) 1 i'an the tiice of bis 
 
 Esir.uis, /)'f>-.s. His lace is fanned. 
 
 tiaijaiisieii, <• Kan UHe<l to liin one's face. 
 
 (.'hiiies-i^aiis'cliiiti, chin j^aas'cbiit, (.^) 1 am ■aniiiri".^, cooling i 
 
 self. 
 
 Gaas' 
 
 ciiiiten, >!. Iiiwtrii!U(!n( to lati oneseli' willi 
 
 Chines-iraaii/iiti, v. rt:H. 1 tan myself. 
 iu8-^aiiiiiinerii. ^aamin, (11) 1 use that to tan. 
 
 " gaamiMeiri. (!♦») I use his to Ian. 
 
 Gaaniin, iraaiiiiMl<-ii, v. Any instriiinrnt l(» tan, cool with 
 
 In-^aan/.i'it 
 
 Gaa 
 
 meiiMMi. 
 
 en, >. lie that fans nie. 
 
 A ii'lJMw fanning; himself for no purpoHO. 
 
 (/illNK8-'iM'M(, chin-tfiip, f^apsh, (ft) I am c(K>lin;i; off, i 
 cool. 'Is7.)^a6, It tas guap.' I fiinnud it, ani it did n 
 off. 
 I«sjra))no'i(ini, rnrifi.'iii, (X) 1 succeed in maUing it cool ylf. 
 " gip lu ii'Di, (l'>; I succeed in cooling off his 
 
 um 
 
 old 
 
 lliiti kiilg.isip u c 
 able to work. 
 \j;i\]w]7.o, It cooli 
 Is-nix.'ipclzem, ng 
 him. 
 
 nf,'ap(il7.em, n^ 
 Hi<l(! of me; I 
 pa-t.' They 
 ring them, 
 iigaprizemltcii 
 zi'inhiii hi si'a 
 the Holy (thoM 
 hiti,i';aj)spuus, M^> 
 ekolchgapspuuse 
 'Ifiwn, I reCrige 
 liiCaalzcm, u^a 
 JK'arf. 
 ^,!,'t'(', .1. Seems f( 
 had, observed i 
 'TusKe oj)! gag^' 
 an omen of rain 
 ]\,--[r')ot oQ 
 |incsgalvalvai, clii 
 peiised, renumer 
 |iiips-gillvai, (bin g 
 hody, r"\\ar.l, i\ 
 voris received, I 
 [■frakam, gakan, g; 
 (S) I |»ay him, I 
 taxes, my dues 
 the person to w 
 the thiii(r paid, o 
 iiH' it indifferent 
 fsan.slalc, 
 
 lyakashtoiii, n-aka 
 
ISI 
 
 GAK 
 
 [liin kii'f?»ip " (liin-siHltiiilsli, I cooled off and T Kuame strong 
 able to work. 
 
 (fa|irI/,<>, It cooled iiiHide, it is breathed m, he is inspired. 
 Liiifaptlzcm, n;^ap«jlzocii, (8) I brcatht; inside of him, I inspire 
 liim. . ; 
 
 n<,'ap«il/-cni, npjaptlzcmcn, (9) T fee', I have him breathing in- 
 Hido of mo; I toel his iiispirutioii. 'XiijaptlzemiH lu San Spag- 
 ]ia;4t.' Tliey had the Holy (Jliost breathing in them, inspi- 
 riiif? them. 
 
 iif^iipi Izenilti'tn, (IG) I foel his breathing in me. *Ngap(;l- 
 
 zt'inhi'ii hi s<^!»uj)s hi San Spagpugt.' I felt the inspiration of 
 tlu- Holy (iliost. 
 
 bill i";a|»s])iius, My heart grew cool, refreslied. 
 ki)l(ligaps|niuseni, ivOichgapN])nusen, (8) I make his licart cool 
 down, I refrigerate, refresh his heart. 
 
 iifiaalzem, ngaalzon, (8) I cool his heart, I breath in his 
 licart. 
 
 Lee, .•>■. Seems to have been a superv^titious omen for good or 
 bad, observed in the old times especially at birth, puberty. 
 'Uusse e])l gag(egol kstipusi.' Kggs found by chain e Vfcre 
 an omen of rain. 
 
 IK,— [rwf of,'] 
 
 lines giikakui, chincs-gakaka, r. puss. lam paid, lam recom- 
 pensed, reiinmeratcd, I got my wages. 
 
 liiies-giikai, (bin gi'ikam, gukaish, r. act. ind, (6) I pay some- 
 body, iv'warti, remunerate, recompense for work done, for la- 
 voi> received, 1 ]»ay him wages, pay taxes. 
 
 |-friikam, gakaii, gakant, cont. es-gakasten, es-gakasku, v. tr. real. 
 (8) I pay biin, 1 pay him wages, I renumerate him, I pay my 
 taxes, my dues to him. N. H. — This verb directly governs 
 tlie ]>ersoii to whom anything is given in payment, and not 
 the tiling jiaid, oi' paid lorj though the Spokanes and Rgoielpi 
 use it inditterently. in order not to mistake, one must always 
 tsanslate, 'les gaUaiii,' with I reward him. 
 
 jiu's ifi'ikaslii, /•. /•(''. ((>) I ]Kiy someboily for others. 
 i,'al<a>lu'in, gi'ikasluMiien, v lul. (!)) I pay out this lor others. 
 
 ^'iikasiiemltem, r. a/. (10) I pay out his money etc., for 
 
 olliers. 
 I gakashiein, gakashteii, r. rd. (11) I pay reward somebody 
 
 "^ 
 
 A- 
 
 ■**^. 
 
II- 
 
 *4 
 (I 
 
 GAK 
 
 for Mit<, I holp hini in rcwnrding Bon^ob' dy, I fny ii dcbtii 
 
 him, I jmy his debt. 
 Kacs /^akiiHhtu/'iriii, nrlp. ul. Wo psiy for one jinofhoi-, we rcwJ 
 
 others ftn* one another, mo help one anfther in ] t yiig join 
 IcK-friUnltoni, j^akalten, fjakalt, v.nl. (16) I pay hit-^ '^'•/?-li 
 
 ward his sop, not his debt. 
 
 ohisf^akam, ehisgdUan, (H) 1 pay on that aecnmit v. f^. fbrtJ 
 
 work done, I pay the work. 
 
 (•hisgakaltem, (16) I pay him for his worl:, l^-Chis. 
 
 ^akamenem, f^akamer, <:;akameiit, m>'fr. (0) 1 use this tbiiij;! 
 
 V'^y^ ^'- f^- money, liorses, yoods, that 1 jjive in payment. 
 ** pakamUeni. f^akamlteii, jfakanicH, r. inatr. re'. (16) I 
 
 with his 1 pay away l\iH money etc. 
 
 Is-oXka, .'■. inf. My i>ayinpf. •Kzgaka.' llavinf^ been paid liy 
 
 tlie person rewanled hy mc. !s-giikaka. My payment, wy 
 
 is a;iven to me in payment. 
 CidkaMien, s. "Wliat is jriven in jaymcnt, v. j^. 'Kainiutie ]\\\wi 
 
 kaim^n.' I havo f;recn-l)aeks, [paper m»)iiey,] to i)ay witll 
 Gakanzuten, a. Tlio payer, rewarder for thin<j;s done to hiinsil'l 
 Fgn<j^aka, ■". Purser, one appointed to pay in the name of anoila 
 
 treasurer, paymaster. 
 Gakamtmen, .«. A too solieitons y)ayer. 
 Gakashzutcn, .«. lie that pays for him, Iielps in paying ]m ii 
 
 etc. 
 rhines ngakamtls', r. vol. T wish to pay. 
 les ngnkami Isem, ngakamelsemcr, f. vol. I wish to pay hiiD.l 
 
 reward him. 
 l/'hines-gakamlii's', r. freq. 
 Chines gakanziit', (ft) I pay myself, I recompense myself 
 
 something due to mo. 
 Chines gakaltunisl.i, f pay people. 
 Gakallamshlei', .". What is paid to people, what people is[ 
 
 with. 
 les irakallumvl'.en', gakallOimshenien, (0) I jia}' people witli il] 
 
 g. money etc. 
 Kaes-gakanuigui, r. rrr. We pay, reward one another. 
 EsViKiXiCAPiLE, pasf. It is paid, of taxes, board, passage, nnti 
 
 like, 
 les (ligakapilem, ehgakapdecn, chgakajjileent, (8) I pay liixfij 
 
GAK 
 
 hiin, apy rlncs for wages, for bonrdinp, lodj^itjg etc. \' 
 
 L'hiiK's-clif^akapoIoinisti, T pay my passage in th« Bljige, oun«, injr 
 
 board etc. «rT kom. 
 rhfiakapiU'ten, .s. Moans to pay tax-op, pasBagc, board etc. 
 JA K. -[roo/ 0/,] 
 Ks-pak, part, pui^s. It is eloar, with no obstruclion, ns a road well 
 
 marUod. 
 
 tepj-csirak, There in some phioe dear, with no obstruction, there !• 
 a.i,'ap; v. g. in a fonco, when there is an opening, a piece of 
 li'iico down. *Ta-oi)I-es<.';aI<.' Tlicre \h notliing clear, no i!i»- 
 coiitiniiance, v. g. inalcnce where there is no gap; on tho 
 ground wlioro there is no trail. *ri/.enltm hi Jc.sii KIi, u ta 
 (lie epf-('Hg.'ii<.' Our Lord was scourged, and there was noth- 
 ing jolt clear J he was all one wound, one sore. 
 ;)liinesgal<apmi, gakip, gaicapiish, r. intr. (7) I am clearing off, 
 
 goltmg rid by natural process. 
 Icsgnkim, gakant(>n, gUAtnf, cont. CR-gakasttn, cs gakastckr, r, 
 tr. real. (10) I clear it off, I take it away j to take away any 
 iiuiimhrance, rubbish. 
 
 gakaltem, gakahin, gaAtdt, v. n-f. (17) I take away his 
 
 i^akapiiunem, (8) I make it clear itself. 
 ^schilgakcnr, pass. It is cleared all over, v. g. a prairie, a table, 
 
 floor. 
 
 BS-i'hilgakOnem, chifgak6neen, chifgakiincent, (8) I clear it all 
 over from all rubbish etc. 
 
 cliilgakon^ltem, (16) I clear his [floor etc.,] all over fron» 
 
 nibbish etc. 
 
 diiigakenem, chilgakiinemen, instr. (9) I clear it off, v. g. 
 the floor of the yard etc. 
 Is-chgiikcize, pass. It has been cleared all around. 
 ps-cligakt izom, chgakcizecn, (8) I clear it all aaound from dirf, 
 ()!)s(rii('t'o!is etc. 
 
 (•ligak»'iz«iitem, (Ifi) T clear his 
 
 cligakrizcni, cligiikci/.orncii, j". hi.'^tr. (0) 1 clear it, lake it uwr.y 
 from all around. 
 i(!i;,Mk:i|)izo, It cleared itself all around. 
 |s-(liii;!ik;i]iizem, (8) I ni:il<e it become clear all around. 
 i-n^akapcizo, It is cleared all inside. 
 [s-ngakapt'lzoin, ngakapt'lzoon, (8) I make it clear all inside. 
 
 
 .-.r*"^ 
 
 ISfJ 
 
\ '8* 
 
 GAL 
 
 E8-oak«:ttk, There is an all»'y, an empty spuct) bcfwcon tlicm, v.jl 
 
 an alley, a roal botwocn, a passaj^t* between nun arid woiiiej 
 
 in the c!turch. Ks-n<;al<i;iis, v. A street. 
 loH j^aktiisoin, frakiUHtoii, f^ulaiiskii, (8) I make a pasHa;re, a ('lesj 
 
 plaeo between tlu-ni. '(Jaki-iisku \\i skaltcMui^ii ii hi pt'lpij 
 
 kiii.' M;ikp man and women have a clear room, or pussaji 
 
 between tliem, sei»anitc tliem. 
 Chines eh^ikailshi, v. nitr. 1 bef^in to clear (»fT'. 
 Chines chgaka'Hinx.'.ti, or (liines-clit;akaHin/.i.ti, I rid, clear niyselj 
 
 I clear my eyes of sometliinj;. 
 Ics chgakalsinz.'.tem, cli-iakalsiiizatomeii, (0) I clear myself of it| 
 ils CIKJAKAPASKAT, The skies cleared themselves of duuds. 
 Cljgakapaskaten, n. What clears the sky, v. i;. wind. 
 Es.N(}AKAK-', Clear road, rid of ohslnntion. 
 les-nsi'ikiikseni, iif^akakscn, ii;;akakseiit, (f<) I clean the road, j 
 
 clear the road. 'Nu;akuivsenti .-.Iinsshacls.' Clear the roaij 
 
 *N}5akaks(«iit zi liiku.' Take away that lo<^ from the road. 
 GAL,— Iroot vf,] 
 
 Es <;al, It is covered with planks. 
 Chines {^alini, chin j^aiim, {^aliisli, v. art, in<f. (7) I cover fliil| 
 
 planks or flat boards. 
 IcMgarnn,{;;alintcii, galint, M«^ es-galsten, es-j^alstcka, v. tr. uil^ 
 
 (10) I cover it with boards. 
 " gtilf^allm, rtif. 
 '* galltem, ijailttin, galilt, r. jrl. (17) I cover his with boart 
 
 I cover it for l.ini. 
 " galsbiteni, galshiten, galshit, r. rd. (15) I cover somethingd 
 
 him, he!]) him to cover with boards. 
 *' galshishem, jfalshishemen, i^alshishement, r. rtl. (9) I use tli 
 
 plank to cover for others. 
 Chines galshisbi, v. rd. (6) I cover something for others. 
 Ic8 jfalinincni, galniin, j^almint, v.inxXr. (11) I use it to cover,! 
 
 make a floor etc. 
 
 '' jfalmiltcni, (Kij 1 use his planks I > cover something. 
 
 " galtiunem, (8) 1 succ<>ed in covering it with boards. 
 CIrncf -.xainruisi, r. //".. 
 Szgal, What is covered with jilaiiks. 
 Galniin, .v'. ^Vhat is m-cd to cover, v. g. planks. 
 
 '•liif).Cal«-ni-«!iri. cli 
 
 (jJileii/.ut<. i; 
 
 Thi; one that covers it. 
 
 * ji !» 
 
 ^--. 
 
■•tv 
 
 1S5 
 
 GAL ;,, 
 
 Julmcmcn, •. A follow fastidioiiH in covering. • ■ ,• i 
 
 Liiguliin, .s'. A pcPHun oominissionod t»> civcr with planlcH. 
 .■iOAi.Ki'S '^ i-'* pHi'titi(>n»ii with piaiiikv. '(tuI6u8.' Plunk parti- 
 
 tion hetwoPM two rooniH. 
 sf;iili'i»>*i-i"i <^jil»!iiser>, gjiliiiksent, r. tr. re il. (8) [ put up that par- 
 tition Willi with |)lankH, I covor with plankH l»ctwoen the two. 
 sni,'!i it'll'', *•'• A I>ri(l;j;(!, it is bri[;<'d over, covorod with pItinkH, on 
 
 a briljjfo. 
 H iiiiilriiscni, (H) I hridf^o it, cover it with ptunkn from nide to 
 
 Hidt', from hank to hank. 
 is(li<'aleus, s. Xx\ tipper floor, a beam, plank reaching troni wall 
 
 t(i wall on high. 
 
 scliiiiileiiseni, (S) I floor it (in high, I put an upper floor in it, I 
 cover above with phink8. 
 
 digalcuHeni, chgait iiscnu'ii, r. innfr. (9) I use it, v. g. plank, 
 bwuii, to make the nppor flror, to bridge over on high. 
 • lAi.ih.Kou'M, gaiulcgiin, gahilegiint, (8; I cover the groi n 1 
 with planks, 1 m:i.<e a platform on the ground, I make a flour. 
 j;;iK.li'giiin, g:il;i!egurnon, »'. instr. (9) I use it to make a floor. 
 ffaluli'giiHem, r. rd. {MS) I make hi8 floor, or mal(0 the floor 
 lor liiMi. 
 
 ifiiliili'giishtent, (U) I make a floor for him. 
 liil('<;ii, X. Floor. 
 
 i.Ki.i'K, V. Floor in a room, i. e. covered with planka inside of 
 th(! h'lusc, on the ground. 
 
 ini's.gali'lpi, <;hin-galclj)em, galclpiHh, (6) 1 am flooring. 
 -j^a!(';liiom, giihdpen, cnnt. eH-g:il«lp«ten, eH-gaW:lpt«ku, (8)" I 
 floor it. 
 
 galeiplti-m, r. >•■/. yhV) I H-ior his, or it for him. 
 giik'dpshten, r. n/. (14) I Hoor .something for him, I help him 
 to make a tloor. 
 
 itieH-;;!iri|)ltun)slii, I floor for peojd.-. 
 jaltl]', \Yhii1 !::m bt-.n flo(i?Td. 
 iif^alelp, .t. A floor biiiid* r. 
 
 .riilLOAi.fM, (10) 1 covtM- it with planks, above. HSfChil. 
 (•liit;.i;alt iu-t!iii, clii'i^jilcnKfuj, (8) I <;over it all over with planks, 
 V. t<. \v!»iit !- uiid. r my fl xt, 'Es-chiigalfcne.' So the things 
 in ;i ci'i'.i!" ;i;ili>r t'.ic floor, 'Ks-chdgalfcnce.' 
 h^ali^iDiiitetn, s. Upj.'tT floor. 
 
 xft. 
 
 '•^v 
 
\ 
 
 GAL 
 
 GAriKANfcLOiT, giilkdin^^on, s. Iluof, i. b. houHo top covorod witk| 
 
 boards. 
 Nf;alkan6lgi% <!. The inHido of the roof. 
 Ed oiiaAt.)/^', pa.'^i. It id covurod willi pluiika ull round, it J 
 
 woathor-bourded. . , 
 
 Ic8 chf^ulizoni, cli/^iili/.oep, (S) I wouthor board it. 
 £(» nguR'iKO, It is iiiiod iiittidu with boards, 
 leu ngalelziMn, (8) I lino it witl> boardtt. 
 Es TOOMJAi/zf N, .s. Coiling, it is coiled. 
 
 lv« Igolgalzinom, (8) I ceil it, I cover it with phinUs Iroin under. 
 ChincH chgaishinnj*, e.liin-chgalsliin'un, cligalrtliiniish, (7) 1 eovcJ 
 
 a loot with hoanlrt, I s])linler a Kg. '(/hines chgalgalwliinii,' 
 
 I Hplintor two logH. 
 Chino.s-chg:ilg:ilshiii, r. p is.-i. My h-gs tiro splintered, ct>verud wiiil 
 
 boards. 
 Chines chlgalshiiim", r. dim. 1 Npliiiter.gently. 
 Chmes-chgalgalshinehi, pusn. V'l. J wish to have my loot splij 
 
 tered. 
 les-ehgalsliinini, ehgalsliint Mt, (Iigalsliinf, runt. es-chg.ilshi»t6ti, (l(j| 
 
 I splinter hia leg. 
 
 " chgalshilteni, v. rcl. (17) I splinter the leg of his 
 
 •' chgaigalshi teni, v. red. 1 splinter the legs oi' his 
 
 Chines-ehgaigalsliiltuinshi, I splinter people's legs. 
 Chines ehgalshinz.'.ti, v. rrf. (;")) I splinter my own leg. 
 Kaes chgalshininenuegiii, r. ;>r. We splinter one another's leg. 
 Chgalshinti:i, ^•. Splinters, b(»ard to cover the foot, 
 8'chgalshin, .•••. The splintering. 
 Bguchgalshinini, .s'. Appointed to splinter legs, 
 les-galiiganein, gal.igan, galagunt, (8) I lay hoards on bis uti 
 
 traeturcd. 
 Es-galiigap, part. pass. lie has the arm splintered. 
 IcH-ngaLehinem, ngalichin, (8) I splinter Iuh back, .spine broIwuM 
 GATv-[ro^f o/,] 
 I gA', adj. li inunoiH, 1 u" ', briglit, transparent, shining lat. '/.ir^ 
 
 iSubj. '.'ks'g.l .' Bo it luminous, shining with light. PL 1-, 
 
 gal.' N. B. — Notiiing aiiswora it better than tho btil 
 
 clarus. 
 Ngal, i-ngi\ adj. 
 
 diapbnuoun. 
 
 Luminous room, well lightod, Iransparjaj 
 
M7 
 
 GAL 
 
 jlljii, i ni^il'in, <• CMou", traiispirj-it witor. 
 1| >'. T>J b.'iii,yj liiininom. 'hu Hjilf;ih hi Am^^j clvi^snizl hi tol 
 JHiKikiiiii.' The bri.:{htiiOHH of An^jls is ub *vj tha su i. 
 [lifalt, .<. Tlic himiiiouii part ol" tlio (l;iy, a I ly. 'Fj;i U^jrilifalt.' 
 I My il:iy^- ' •*'" iU^'fiiil^-ilt.' My d lys to c t n ',. ' T u tiuiHtcii jrua 
 kuiDHli hi iUH-M^ulj{uli.' I do not lu o vtio.v how many are my 
 iutufo (luyH. Ill com;. 'AH'<al.' l^'Day. 
 
 Iralcm, I |j;alston, i-!{JlK.{i!, (8) I mi'cu it himinonH, ro.splendont, 
 [or, 'Ic's kolein, i k^i^ali.' I maUo il iiimiiious, /.jct'o clarum. 
 Ijra\ dim. A littlo bpij^li', by pieces, l\v spots, by Hpolls. 
 
 Ill anUolkucltot", You speak i^li-ar. * -^^al lu Hhusiliuil.' Th« 
 Iroail i" t^'lcar, plum. *i-;^ul \u aslvu-jst.' You have a bright 
 nm^, cl tnt n /»)'«««. 't^il \n aii/.ia'.' Y m ha^o bright luui- 
 [jors. Iijal hi spii j»/..' A briij;i)( iiuart. 
 
 /ilzo, «//. It ii* l« 11 '1 );nail ar • n 1 outsi Ij, of its own light, 
 (n tilts su;), BloHH'J I Virgin, luvivci). 
 
 |hi,'aizoom, chi^alz kmi, chi^AI/c mi', (S) I make it luminousi 
 brii^ht all arouii 1, I mi!c(? it i lou'', lucid. 
 
 Mlzi', '"//■ It '« liiminoMs, c'< a , iirij;lit all inside, 'l-ngallzo 
 kily. Miry is all huniinHH, puic inside. 
 
 j:{all2.!ni, i-n,<{all/.oi', (<'^) I iuuao it all luninoiiM inside, I make 
 It bright. 
 
 Ij^iltno t'spaakii, ad:. It is all lummou , bright all over from 
 lnht. 
 
 Lai, It is liiininous, bright below, as tho pavcmant of heaven, 
 i-iim tlic view of tho saints. 
 Halziii, I spoak clear, listinct }-, 86r"Mii, i-chin miizin. 
 (•Ii,i,Ml,i^als, 1 have clear, iuniinoiis bright ly-'t-; as the Blessed 
 fir},'in. 
 
 nali^ulsein, chgalgalsen, T make his (y h 1 right. 
 ii;^alus, I have a liinrnons, r. spoiident lace, I am bright faced. 
 i;ulks, I have u liiminoiiH rog,don lent robe, garment, I am 
 [i)liL'(l with ligh% bright-lr.'SSMl. ' 
 
 jgaspalks, My robo bpcnino bright. 
 
 nualgaliie, I have clear ears. 
 Iiifjiilno, I hear distinctly, clearly, tt^Mii, chmiinc. 
 fjaliKMn, ngilnemeii, (9) I hoar him distinctly, dearly. 
 lUsliin, A luniinon^', tran-ipareiit stone, bright-stone. 
 kiilgalist, rrjl. (J)) I see dearly within tnysclf, it was dear 
 
 im 
 
 
 ■J 
 
 b;! 
 
\ M8 
 
 GAL 
 
 to inc. t^Mii. 
 
 ro8-'<nl|5Alrttem, i-lul^g.'ilston, v. tr. rfil. (8) I I<n »w it fleiirlyl 
 wuH ovidont t) iii", [use i to foronee any fiitiiru uei-idcif 
 fl^'Mii, iinistcr. 
 
 N. B. — I^iil, means sim;)'y tlio fact of hoin^ l)ni;lit. '(Jaliji,'; 
 (IcrivativoM moan tho boconiin^jj bri^I)t. M j^al,' is tho iJ 
 (iirii.-: * I'liip,' clare^ieit i schtarit >, fS'icr c/ii m , rfur.v c'liiA 
 
 GAi.fp. pirf. It bocanio liuuinou.s, it is day light, t'roir, [si free (il 
 .V w/n'ari.'] 
 
 Chitu's na!])mi, chin-galip, galipsli, v. intr. ("')) It iu'caiin! 
 »M)iis, bright. 'I l<aoH g!ili| i, ]>• t it r. main iuniinons, luij 
 'Nogalip.' To-moiTow, i. c. wlien it shiill bo <!ay light, iii 
 got dear light, it will bu again daylight. 'Xs'galpini, i 
 
 iiL'ii^i-Pi'Nr, Tt is 
 
 over, it iti brigl 
 
 iiicH cliilgalpeiiei 
 
 covered with li< 
 
 light oomoN ov( 
 
 cliilgalpcnoom, < 
 
 IKiioston, C8-eh 
 
 nmko it bright t 
 
 over. 'T-Koliii 
 
 throws light ul 
 
 (•liilgalp»"!nem8 , 
 
 earth. 
 
 cliilgalpcnetHon 
 
 CHOALr//.K, pasti. 
 iligalpizcm, cligj 
 
 Day light is coming, day light is breaking, it is brighten 
 np. '-till galip.' When day light camo. 'hu Ics'^'ulpi 
 Wlion day light should have como. 'hu no gi'l'p.' It ih 
 be daylight, if it Hhall bo clear. 'KIgalip.' It biicumc 
 again, it got clear again. 'Sgalip,' s. Tho brightening up, 
 getting bright. 'S/galip.' Tho h:iving got bright, day. 
 
 Jos galpim, i-galpent."n, i-galpentck«, <;ont. os-gaIp«tcn, es-giil|i 
 r. tr. rrnl. (10) I malxo it becoino clear, luminous, bright, rj 
 'T sjiakani O/t-galpstus tsia tot^stem.' Tho sun niakoH m 
 thing brighf, luminou-, dear. 'Elgalpiaku hi UHpujs.' 
 vour heart bright again. 
 
 lesgalpltini, i-galplt/.m, i-galpilt, v. rd. (17) I make lunii 
 
 bright his *I-ki>elgalplt<J8 lu ispniis.' [lie,] Cod madij 
 
 heart become bright again. 
 *' gal] shitem, v. rd. (15) I nmke him light, I make liirh 
 
 him. Svae galpshilils t-Hpakani.' The sun iH making IigIiiH(|igalgali)uHeni 
 UH- H make \m cyvn tu 
 
 " galjjshisheir, v. reJ. (9) I make that bright for otlicrs. 
 
 Chines-galpshishi, v. rd. I make light for others. 
 
 CuiNEs noalpmI, chinngalip, ngalipsh, v. lor. I liecomc bri 
 minous inside ; my room is getting luminous, clour, or 'Ni 
 It became clear, light in the room. 
 
 les ngalpim, ngalpent.'n, ngalpontent, cont. es-ngalpst«in, esiij; 
 kii, r. tr. rri/J. /o'". (!U) I make it luminous, lighted iiisidf, 
 
 iindind. *hu 1 1 
 ktiiii lu Iskiikiid-z 
 coino luminous i 
 apparently so in 
 (•Iigal])i/.Ldtein, v. 
 (■hi,'al))uskat, Tho 
 ened up. 
 
 chjiialpiiskatcm hi 
 sky luminous. 
 LPi'i-Kou, The earl 
 /[(iilpuK'gum lu sto 
 with light. 
 OALi'iJs, His eyes 
 
 by lighting a candio, or opening a windoMr to lot light 
 room. 
 
 sight, hit. illiimino 
 |giilpii.spu:.8. His h( 
 ohgalpuspuusem, 
 I'l'iglit. 'Chindco 
 briglit-hearted ma 
 iksgiili hi spuusz. 
 If^aliip, The brigh 
 
 siirliico w(ll polisl 
 |ineH-ngalga]uj)s, or 
 
189 
 
 GAL 
 
 liiLiAi'PiNr, Tt 18 lumi'ioiiH ull uvcr, it bceamo luminouH, c-loar all 
 over, it Its bright till over. 
 
 liiiuscliilgHlpL'iiei, clii.i c!ii'gulp<)rio, chi*g»lp« no'sb, (5) lam all 
 covered with light. MirChil. I urrivo ut the morning, whon 
 li^lit cornoH ovur us. 
 
 ichil^alpvnuem, c-hi'gulp^nccn, ckilgulp^nesnt, cont. eH-t-hi^gnl- 
 jHiutstcii, cH-i'hi!galptnoHi<r, r. t). (8) 1 cover it all over, I 
 niaku it bright all ovur, I nmke it bueomo bright, luminouH ull 
 ovi-r. 'T-Kolinzaton CM-chi gu'pcnolHts lu skeligu ot)i&.' God 
 tiin»\vs light till over the world, covers all with light. 'Ks- 
 c'liilgalpenums lu Ht6ligu.' lie sheds light over the whole 
 earth. 
 cliilgaipcnetHoin, (16) 1 cover with light h'g 
 
 \c\ioAi.vi/.t'; puss. It became lumiixous all around as the moon. 
 
 K'li^Mlpi/.em, ehgulpizcon, (8) I make it bocomo luminous all 
 around. *ija t spakuni lu Isgulgults, cs-chgulp'iKoms 4u Kpa- 
 kani hi lHkukii6z.' The nun throws light, makes the moon be- 
 come luminous ull around, brightens the moon all around; 
 apparently so in full moon. 
 (•liffalpi/.tltem, v. rel. (16) I throw light all around his 
 
 |('h<{alpuskut, The sky is luminous, boeumo luminous, bright- 
 ened up. 
 
 iclipilpaskutem lu s'clichemaskttt, chgalpaskatcn, I make the 
 sky luminous. 
 
 [iKlkou, The earth it has become luminous, bright with light. 
 
 IgalpuK-gum lu stoligu, gulpulegun, (8) I mnke the ourth bright 
 with light. 
 
 |oAU>Cs, Ilis eyes became bright, luminous. 
 
 Kh};algaii)uHem, chgulgaljtusen, cont. es chgulgulpiksten, (8) I 
 make his eyes turn bright und luminous again, 1 restore hi* 
 HJjfht, hit. illumino oculos ejus. 
 
 |galpuspu^.s. His heart is bright with light, luminous, clear. 
 
 iolif,'a!pnspuu8em, chgalpuspuusen, (8) I make his heart turn 
 bright. 'Chin-kolchgulpuspuiis.' I am made a luminoua 
 bri<{!it-hearted man. 'leskolem ks'chgalpuspu Js, ics-kulshitem, 
 iksi^iiii In spiiusz." I make him become brig'.it-hcarted. 
 i;alui>, The bright light reflected by a mirror, or any levigated 
 surliue well ])olishe(', and moved to and fro. 
 
 |incH-ngulgu]u])8, or chines-ngulgulus, I have light reflected by a 
 
 ^fM 
 
140 
 
 mirror on my i jo»». 
 
 I«'K tipiIj;nlrpH( m, nj;ulgnl' p«oii, or ics T'friilpnlils( in, ppilf^iili;., 
 r. tr. rml. (H) I t ih w, I reflect light on liini l)y a niirnr 
 'Kao n;^!il<^j 1.'. i'r, ! nc- iga gal.ip i «• II<' tlirnws tlio lijjlii 
 onr liu't's. 
 
 Chinos nj;!il:;«lii| nonr.J.ti, clii!'Os-n<?ulj;a!iiscti/.vi(', v. rtfl. I u 
 lij^hl on my faco I y a mirror. 
 
 CIUNKS (iAL(iALKMISTr. chir-ijnl/AalcniisI, },'!ilf,'aIomisa, 
 II \r. (ft) I rc'us", I do not w:int to do soinothinp, I pny 
 attt'ntiiin to Homebody's ordorn, I do not mini Koinoboijy, 
 (fleet to (h) whiit I am told to do, through Iti/.incHs, or 
 borncsH. N. B. — Thin verb doi's not mean I Hay no to i 
 body, but bimj ly not to niind, not to do whiit I an) roqiusi 
 
 to do, I do not oari , I (•(;Mitcmn. IfirTam 
 
 , i-flkomini, iiutU 
 
 leH galgalomistem, giilnaionjiHtoinon, galgaloiniHtenuMit, (0)1 
 no atl('nti(>n to what ho tolls m • to do, I do not care lor him, 
 do not nniid him, I do not w.int to do what In^ tolls mo, 1 
 
 toinn hiin. 
 
 'Ksir I 'alomisto uston \\x iskJi.' I never 
 
 what my raothor tolls mo. 
 " galgalomistomUe n, (10) I <lo not mind his 
 
 V. g. lather, his chiof, his ordors. 
 " chgalgah m.stem, chgalgaloni'istcinon, (0) I do not mind it.l 
 " chgalgalcmistemltom, (16) \ do not mind to do it Cor him, 
 
 roijuost. 
 Galgalonion/aitcp, ". lie that docs rot mind him. 'Shci luinjj 
 
 galonionz^toi .' lie iiov<m* minds mo, hit. ipse at contni 
 
 innis. 
 (Jalgaloniistc n;or, .". A Htiibborn rdlow that docs not mind. 
 Fgalgalomist, T ho nr)t mindinf. •S/galgalomiKt.' Tlio IwJ 
 
 rol'nsod, \\h:.t has boon roluKcd. 'Mom Ju an (hgniguUim^iH d 
 
 What aro 
 GALK(UJ. .*. 
 
 you stubborn fori' 
 Tooth. 
 
 PI. 'GaWaK'siu.' The toclh. In 
 
 •N. 
 
 .OIS. 
 
 GALl,— [root o',"] 
 
 Chines-galit', chin-gal'itom, galititsh, r. act. ind. (G) 1 ask somctll 
 
 Konu 
 
 body 
 
 los galitom, galitcp, galitent, conf. os galit'tston, cs-galit'sli 
 
 rral. (8) I call l.iin, I asl< i'or it, not I inquiro. 
 irgalit, n. The asking. '.^'yj^aht. 
 
 H. r, 
 
 Tho haviiijr asked, whall 
 
 nsled. 
 
 |riiinrM;,'aliMp, 
 tiling for otln 
 
 |]('.s;,'!iltt-li('m, ^11 
 otliors, 
 gtilitsliomlto 
 galitshitoni, g 
 I'i'oin him for 
 (Idiihio nioaiii 
 thing for yoi 
 somcfhiiii; fro 
 or from mo. 
 
 !\.1('Sgalfs|lll|/'ir||,^ 
 
 iiiiothor. 
 iaiilsliz.'tfon, .*••. II 
 csp'ilitltem, pilit 
 for him, I call 
 iiin-g!iltltiimsli|, 
 
 from the peopi 
 'lii?ic's-:,'aItomIniH' 
 (acs-galtnntgir, \\ 
 cs-cligaKu'giiii', (•! 
 
 jiurpoH:'. 
 ,'iigalitem, .♦. Sent 
 tiltsli.'mon, .<'. A b 
 iilti'men, .v. 1,1. 
 !n;,'alt('nziiteit, k. \ 
 iltltimisliton, .*. Ii 
 liin('str.,|(sku''ao!. 
 (loniosfic animal 
 sgalfslv;i;,raom, gal 
 '■liisira litem, I as 
 • liiNgalitltom, T i 
 liincsffiilt'snH^nigir 
 liincs-galtindii, I ii 
 li'ifs-galtolli, I as!^ 
 i"io'.:,'aIt;ilks;, I tif 
 linos-iTJiIlizci, I asK 
 liiH'sgalt'sfc'paks, 
 
HI. 
 
 GALI 
 
 lis 
 
 Irc.l. 
 
 I, i'piIf>;iilM 
 ■ a mirn r 
 ,'M llio li};litj 
 
 ("Iiini'N ;<!ilit'l»', chin ;^aIitMl.ctii, {^alitsliiHli, v. r,J. (0) I usk soiuo- 
 
 lliniij for othcrM. 
 |],.sM;aIit-Iu'm, ;JaIit^<IlOn^cl', ;;alit?<lu'in(>nt, r. rrl. (8) 1 uhU it for 
 otIiPrH. 
 
 n fl. I ii't^l " ^iilitsIicmhciT, r. rr/. (Ifi) I ask liiH 'br otherH. 
 
 pilitsliitcMi, «^«rr8'iitoii, j^alits'ii*, ?•. re\ (14) I uHk nomothing 
 rulomistKli, ■ IVtiiM him lor inyH'l ', or I a«'< HomothinR for him. N. B. — Thl» 
 hitif;, I psiyH doiihU' moaning, 'rialilnhitomcn l-Saii Su86p/ I iiHkcd Home- 
 somebody, iH tliin<{ for you from Sni it .ToHoph. 'GalitHhitcmcii.' I aik 
 'jncHH, or K|H somi'tliiiit; from you. 'Koj^al tHl>!t.' Aax Nomcthinj; forme, 
 4ay no to K(i!i| 
 
 t I am ro(lu^!■]{i\('s^'!litshl^U•;f|ll, Wo ask Boiucthiti;? for one another, or from one 
 ikom'ini, nutilf 
 miMit, (0) I |^lf;:iliiHl\/,.'itt<n, >•, Ho that hcj^H foe, or from mo. 
 
 it caro for hi«B|es;^:iIitIli'tn, fraht'tcii, ^alitlt, r. re'. (16) I i-all his or cnll that 
 
 i tulh inc>, I pH I'nr liirn, I call it for him, or f nsk h's 
 
 1 never iiiHriiin-^iiitltuniHlii, T call the people, I usk for the people, I ask 
 
 i> not mind ii, 
 it ior him, , 
 
 *Sht;i luipJ 
 Isc e^t enntmji 
 
 not mind. 
 
 lit.' The lid 
 
 hgnlguUimfiij 
 
 Itccth. In 
 
 ll ask somctll 
 l-galit'skn, r,| 
 askeil, wliatl 
 
 from the jicople. 
 !l\inc'>-:r»'tom!niH', freq. 
 !i('H-ifaIfnuii;u', Wo call one another. 
 
 l('S-( 
 
 lif::i!lu'}^uir, c!if^al1n(;;uini n, (9) Wo call om another for thut 
 
 ])UrpOHL'. 
 
 l!,'ii!,':ilitoni, •♦. Sent to ask. 
 rnltsli.'nuMi, >'. A ho"<'ar. 
 
 dt 
 
 ( men, 
 
 «/. 
 
 In j,'!iltonziiteii, s. Tie (hat eulls mo, my caller. 
 
 Itunisliton, .«. Instrument to call people, hell, trumpet. 
 fchincs i:;altsku;;aoi, I ask for horses, cows, pigs, dogs, hens or any 
 
 domestic animals. 
 psf;;iltskai;aom, galts'iagaen, (8) T ask hU domestic animal. 
 
 cliisi^ariteu', I ask aboiit it. 
 
 cliisfjalitltoin, T nsk about h'i», I ask him about it. 
 Ihinos pilt'snu^nifju', T aek for tohacco. 
 Iliincs-irnltinchi. I sisk for a bow, irun. 
 
 liin 
 
 os-iraltMli, I ask for arrows. 
 
 1 110' 
 
 ■a I till 
 
 ask foi- a ixowii, shirt. 
 
 Piinos-iraiti/.ci, I ask for blankets. 
 lilies gak'st<'ii:iks, 1 a^^k for thread. 
 
 /•■ 
 
GAM 
 
 Chines-pni^alii', 1 aisk a nmrried person. 'Ics pugalitcm.' 1 ask 
 
 his wi 0. 
 Chino8-:;a't."Il', f as'c my children, 
 les galUlton', I asl< his child. 
 
 " galt6ite'tcm, I aak the child of his 
 
 CiiiNEs-NOAL'^ztN', chin-ngalzir, nga!i'/m.sh, (5) I ask for food ii( 
 
 any kind} tobacco, Hpiritnal food, 
 losngalizinein, ngalzin, ngahzint, (8) I beg food from him, I bw 
 
 his food. 
 •' ngalizmom, ngalizinemer, ngalizlnemjn-, (9) I ask that Itiii 
 
 of fi'od, V. g. potatoes etc. 
 *• ngahzi tein, (10) 1 beg the food of his I bog food from 
 
 his 
 
 " ngalizishtem, r. reL (15) T beg food f tr him. 
 Kacs-ngalzniiL'Uip, AVe beg the food of one another; often used for 
 
 the following : 
 Kaos-ngalzishtiiLgui, We beg food for one another. 
 Chinos-ngalzi't itnsiii, I beg food (or people. 
 Chines-ngalzinilsi, vol. 
 Chines-ngalznemhiisi, freq, 
 Ngalzin6tncp, .K beggar of food. 
 In-galzinziiten, He that begs for me. 
 Siigaliz'n, The begging food. 'Szngalizin.' What foo i has beei 
 
 asked for. 
 I-gani, pf. J-gam gam, «<//. Dry, porfoctly all dry, donotin;,'! 
 
 simple fact of boing dry, not considering how it got diji 
 
 T-ks ginii.' Ljt it dry. 'I-ks gim.' Let it be well dry. 
 l-gamU'gn, «. Dry place. 
 E]>sgamllegu, There is a dry place. 'Ep-agamgamalegu.' Thei 
 
 are dry fpots eere and there. 
 I-ngam, Dry in, v. g. a bottle, kettle never used yot. 
 I g^mlko, suhj. i-ksgamiko, .<?. Dry wood. 
 Ganip, r. intr. It dried out, it became dry. 'Tie gam p.' It 
 
 diy already, it dried already. 
 Epl-gamgamip, There are some dried, dry. 
 Chircs-gampmi, chin gainip, gamipsli, v. intr. (5) I am gcttinj,'(li 
 
 [not I dry myself,] B^CIicgui. 
 Chines gampmi, chin-gampim, garnish, v. act. ind. (7) I ni 
 
 something turn dry. 
 
 ios ijampirn, gjim 
 I exsicuto, 1 
 blowing etc. 
 S;,'amip, .*. The d 
 lcsi,'ainpl'teni, g:i 
 
 lor liim. 
 " giimpshitom, 
 " gampshishom 
 Chines gampshish 
 IcHgampnunem, ( 
 KIcIiilgamip, Dri< 
 NoAMfp, Dried ii , 
 Chines ngampmi, 
 
 inip.' 
 Ngampiiiegu, s. F 
 [lesngampulegum 
 [Chgiiniip, Dry out 
 dry up, wither 
 [fiiimaposkan, .s". 1) 
 dry. 
 
 [CutNKS-NOAMPZi.Vl, 
 
 am thirstj'^, my 
 hincsngitmpzini t 
 gampzinemeu, A 
 anipeiis, They dr 
 
 ot paper etc. 
 
 ■sohgaugauilsliem, 
 
 cry myMolf hoa: 
 
 AM,— [; 00? oQ 
 
 "8--raman, gamenta 
 
 V. fr.real. (10) 
 •fJiSaiii, What I lm^ 
 B. — Some Hoom 
 also thofollowii 
 ''linen-iTjinimi, chii 
 
 «f>mothit)g. 
 exEjuiiiitam, gam't.: 
 iiim. 
 
 y.'imsliattifu, i;jjrii 
 
 ■\ 
 
often uscdfol 
 
 143 
 
 GAM 
 
 |joaj,'^'np'"'^» ff^"^P*t''''» S*"^P*'^^'^"> or gamplgkii, v. fr. rrol. (\0) 
 
 I oxsicuto, 1 dry it, [ inalco it bocorae dry, v. ^. by draining, 
 
 blowing etc. 
 
 |S"amip, •«. The drying. *3/.gamip.' What has been made dry. 
 le:H.i,'iiinp- torn, gamp till, gainpiit, r. rel. (17) 1 dry hm or it 
 
 ibr liim. 
 " gampshitom, r. rel. (15) I holp him drying. " 
 
 " giimpshi.shoin, gampsliishcinon, v. rel. (9) 1 dry it for othora. 
 ICIiincs gampshiahi, I dry thing« lor others. 
 llcrtgaiTipnunem, (8) I siUTCcded in drying it. ■ 
 
 KIclii'g«'i"i">r» I^i'i<^d over, aa a table, floor washed. 
 iNflAMfp, Dried ii , as a bottle emptied, house, river-bed. 
 jChiiios ngampmi, I am drying inside, with all derivatives of, 'Ga- 
 
 mip.' 
 
 JNgampulegu, s. Place that got dry. 
 
 |le8ngam|)ulegum ^u stMi^ii, I dry, make the earth dry. * 
 Ichganiip, Dry outside. 'JS'era chgimgamip lu stoligu.' Men will 
 
 dry up, wither. 
 Ifiiimnposkan, .s'. Dry throat. •C'.iin-gamapijskan.' My throat in 
 
 dry. 
 ICuines-noamp'/Jni, chin-ngampzin, ngampzinish, (5) 1 am dry, [ 
 
 am thirst}', my mouth is dry — also methaphorioally. 
 ^hincs-ngampzini t-t-ap ■, I thirst after coft'ee. 
 Ngampziiienien, Always thirsty for nothing. 
 lanipciis, They dry, got dry together, v. g. several pasted sheets 
 
 ot paper etc. 
 J 's-chgaugaiiilshem, chgaugauilshemen, chgaugauilshement, (9) I 
 
 cry myHcIf hoarse after him. 
 ;AM,— [,'oo« of,] 
 ||"8-<;aman, gamontdn, gamentaku, cont. os-gamstan, es-gamstuku, 
 
 r. tr. real, (10) I gnaw him, corrode him, as worms do. 
 Jsr.irain, What I have gnawed. 
 
 B. — Some seem to prfniounce, 'les-hamam/ with a lieavy /*, aa 
 
 uIho the following derivatives : 
 *iii)ci4-giiinm6, chin-gamaro, gummaish, v. act. ind. (7) I gnaw 
 
 something. 
 |eHgui>iltam, gaMiltiin, gamaiH, v. rel. (17) I gnaw his or it for 
 
 him. 
 
 jj!un«!iatc'ii, i;am.s'iaton, gamsh&t, u. rel. (15) I gnaw for him. 
 
 n 
 
 i 
 
 3 
 
 ,* 
 
^^ 144 
 
 GAME 
 
 GamatiKikton, s. IIo that gnaws out). *In-gam:inzJton.* IIo thati 
 
 gnaws mc. 
 GamAltoni, s. Worm'', fly, catori>ilhm, but only warms of livinirl 
 
 antmalH. tSfWonr. 
 I-chin-gainulton, I uiii all worai^, full of worms. PL 'Guingu. 
 
 miiltcn.' 
 GAMECIIIJf, 4&-GRMT. , 
 
 GAMKNC'II, p((r\ pa^r. What is lovoil. 'Iti-;|am«nch.' I love 
 
 linn or it. 'Ku-in-gamont'li.' I lovo yon, you are my lovt*, i. e,l 
 
 objoia of my lovo. 'lU'-^amcnch.' 1 will lovo him. 
 Rgjimeufh, *'. ////. The lavin«.', the act of loving, not tho habit. 
 8zgameiifh, Tho having loved, or having been lovod. *hn i.szg;i.j 
 
 miinch.' What 1 have loved, 
 lig'gamtinch, Uim. I loved a little, for a while, a little child loveJ,| 
 Gamenchiszuteii, s. Tho lover. Mn-gamonehitzuten.' My lover. 
 Gamgantrmb, pi. Several oboe's of lovo, lov^id separately. 
 CHiNEs-OAMfeNcm, chiii-j^amjncliem, gaminohish, (7) I love somej 
 
 thing indefinite, 
 lea gamenchcm, gam6nc!ien, ganienchent, cont. OH-gumcnflistonJ 
 
 es-gamenihsUii, r. tr. r <i:. (8) I love him or it, 1 like it. 
 ♦' ganietit'hltem, ganiLnch'ton, gamcncliit, r. ir!. (16) 1 lovsl 
 
 his 
 
 " gamC-nc'hshtcm, (14) I love in his place, in his stead. 
 Ks RgameiK'luius, cop. They lovo ono another, they are loverjijl 
 
 much U8ed in this Honse. 
 Is-gamenohc u«, My bol(»ved, by whom also I am loved. 
 fvaos-gamericht'iiHi, We both love ono another. 
 les-ganuMuh' u.soMi, ganuuicliiusten, (8) I make llieiii lovo uiiol 
 
 another, 
 Kaes-gamoiiclu lis;, laea-gamonch lis, r. cop. pi. We lovo (iiiil 
 
 another, two or morej ii.-<eil lor friendly, ehrisliun or coiiju;,';i!| 
 
 love, 
 les-gamenohelisom, gumench' listen, (8) I make them lovo mt 
 
 another. 
 Ngamoni'helisten, .i. inst. What mako) lovo one another, chanlvj 
 
 love a-t virtue or habit, 
 ('bines gamni'iiclids!, I bo^ln to lovo. 
 Iesgamm!.'!i'jliilse!n, I liegin to love him, v. g. when a m iirieJ 
 
 person a'.'ter long .strife begins to love her onsori. 
 
 ton.' This is wl 
 
\ 
 
 ;m luvo uiiJ 
 
 lhiiios-^iiraoncl)8/.;iti, T love myself. .,•:'' 
 
 Ibincs-gamenchHumshi, I like tho people, • 5 
 
 liincs-gmnonchjilti, chin-gauienchoU, T like my child, 
 iin gJimgamonohelt, I like my children. 
 billo^ piiguminch, I love a person married, adulterously. Pass. 
 
 'Chincs-pugam^nchem.' 
 e-uug:iiii^nchem, pugamonchslen, I love his wife or hushund; 
 
 adulterous love. 
 ninuri-pugnnionohiszuti, I lovo my wife or my husband. 
 ^ji).g!iing;imencli8kilii:;u, T luye the Indians. 
 i.rugiiiiionchltiunsh, He that likes my folks, my children, my 
 
 people, 
 kminoiiclmtem, adj. Loveablo, that can bo lovod. 
 Lguiiuucnchutem, That cannot be liked. 
 fcimgamonchsnug, Lovely, that desires to be loved. 
 hgaiiHiH'hteii, .s. What one is loved for. 'Sh^i iu iu-chgam6nch- 
 
 toii.' Tills is what I love him for. 'Gooit lu ikl-chgam6nch- 
 
 toii.' Many reasons for which I must lovo him. 
 [■gamguiuenchiszuten, pi. Those that love me. 
 LMZ,— [roo< oQ 
 
 i^uiiizini, gainzintcn, giim/int, cont. os-ganiKistt^n, es-gamKiaku, 
 
 I', tr. real. (10) J scrape it, shave it. 
 igamgiinizini, red. 
 lines giiinziiiziiti, 1 shave myself. 
 
 [inks UAMzUsi, chin-gamzuH, gamxusish, (5) I shave my laco. 
 igamzusom, gam/iusen, (8) 1 shave his face. 
 
 ,fuinzultem, (16) I shave his [son etc.] 
 
 lines-ngumz'solsi, vol. 1 like to shave myself. 
 |ino8 gamz'semluia i, fre.j. 
 pgaiiizini, N. Barber. 
 inzustcM, s, Kazor. 
 inz'seiiutii, s. One that shaves himself often. 
 
 uiiizuH, What has been shaved, the having shaved. 
 
 ngaiiizduskaiiem, ngam/uus!%aii, ngamzuuskant, (8) I Hhar* 
 
 the top of his head. 
 iiigainzaiiskan, pai<s. Ho has the tonsure. 
 
 NGANELP, >■. Mint, peppermint. 
 
 NXUX, ganiiii. i©fG6nti. 
 
 NUT, man. Number nin^ 'Chgaganul, or chgaiifat,' anioi. 
 
 /* 
 
 '-■*^-M-^?Pft'y 
 
■;Jc^^V GAP 
 
 ■ Nine. 
 l-gan6t, Only nine. 'T-ksganiiti.' Lot thore be only nine. 
 
 cLir ks-ganut, lu ks-chgunut, The iniilli, lie that is the ninth. 
 Chin-gantiiilshi, I become nine, I come to be nine, we becomj 
 
 nine. 
 Ics gantilshom, I make them beccme nine. 
 " gaganutem, I make nine of it liy addition or division. 
 Gnntf'ri->en, i)iap. Ninety. Tligantlopen/ an. Ninety, 
 rjanrttkaii, in^ji. Nine hiindiv:!. 'Chganutkan,' <<//. Niiit* lumj 
 
 . dred. 
 GaOt^6poncbistakan, Nine tlioiisand. 
 Gan'^skat, Nine days. 
 Gantaskatilsh, The ninth day came. 'Ne gantaskatilsh,' //f. .vj 
 
 .the ninth day. 
 JjU gantaskatilsh, pai^f. At the coming of the nintli day. 
 Crant- In comp. B^°'Esel, ;lieics, idco,' and form the other m 
 
 vat ires from thorn. 
 N. B. — Several tribes use to pronounce, •(Jaganut.' 
 (i\\*,—lroot o')-] 
 les-gapini, gtpenten, gapint, I'Dit. es-gapslcn, r. tr. real. (10) I lis, 
 
 it, T make it overlap and fit and slick with, liiitton« or striiJ 
 .-" -or hooks. The French <lonhl^r seems the nearest to it. 
 "■='.gapH6m, (17) I line liis 
 
 gapm'inein, (11) I use it to line, to button etc. 
 
 gap'pniinem, gap'pniin, (S) I succeed in lining, buttoniiijftiJ 
 In-gapmln, .s. imtr. What I use to l)utton etc, my button etc. 
 In-gapminten, s. instr. What buttons me, what lines, hooks mo, 
 Gapi}*, It became, grew lined, covered with u coat. 
 Es-gapeus, es-ngapeus, v. "op. pass. It is double, it is lined, doulilij 
 
 soled. 
 Ks-gap6Ii8, V. cop. pasx. pi. It is lined with several coatings, iheij 
 
 are several doubles, v. g. a book with several double shcetsj 
 Es-gagapclis, v. cop. pa-^-\ ;il. They are lined with several doiilil 
 
 as several books. 
 Ies-gap6u8em, (8) I double it, line it. 
 " gapdlisem, (S) I line it witii several doubU-s. 
 
 " gapeuHem, (16; I douliK- his 
 
 I-sNOAPf:us, i'. pa<:<. My s.nil, what I am iloubled or lined wit 
 
 side. * 
 
 It 
 it 
 
 [•snpapensfon, s. a 
 •hn i-s])agpag 
 isk(\Itich.' Mj 
 i. e. my sj)irit 
 my body. 
 Lsnifapc^lis, .s. pj. 
 have not inahy 
 Isiigaptdisten, ,v. p^ 
 iics-ngagapt^us, pi 
 [aos-ngagai)<ilis, pi 
 
 -W^[\\)('\\\i lis, p(l.' 
 
 MS two i)ages oT 
 ls-ii,!,':ipemcuseni, ( 
 ngapeminiHom, 
 iiiK's ngapusonzut 
 ;ap. 
 
 gapim, gajnit^-n, 
 gagapim, red. 
 iines-gapmi. 
 ipip, It got lined, 
 -,!i;ajdt(^m. 
 gapsliitem. 
 ;,'apsliishem. 
 lincs-gapshishi. 
 -gapminem. 
 |ga])nnii, in-ga])gan- 
 pieces. 
 
 ■gap'pnunem, r. I 
 iminten, s. gaptut 
 ;ap^us. 
 
 fnes-gapdusi. 
 [gapciisem, gap6us 
 gaj)6iisem, gap6us 
 g.ip^nltem. 
 ;apelis. 
 ^gapcli.sem. 
 igapcMis, paftii, ft i> 
 "'"g; or it has a 1 
 igajiciis ill isnazlkc 
 
 .-- '^ii 
 
147 -^i<' 
 
 GAP 
 
 siifrapenslon, s. act. My soul, what I am doubling or lining with. 
 ■hn i-^piigpaj^t s\\Ci hi i-sngapO-ns pen shfei hi ngap^uptis lu 
 isktMtich.' My spirit is my .soul, but it is the soul of my body 
 ruy spirit is what I am soiilcil with, and what is souling 
 
 1. (V 
 111V 
 
 hodv, 
 
 siiiiiip^lis, s. 
 
 pL My 
 
 souls. 
 
 Pass 
 
 am kaes-n 
 
 hiive not maiiy souls. 
 Isiiirapc'-listen, ."*. pi. My souls. 
 
 gapfcl 
 
 18. 
 
 AVe 
 
 ncs-ni,'iig:ipous, j 
 
 '/. ( 
 
 '111- souls, V 
 
 aoh 1 
 
 ia\ i!iir Olio. 
 
 lacs 
 
 .iiiragajxilis, jil. Our souls, each having several souls. 
 
 <i(is'x. Two obii'. t> clo-c'Iv unit(.Ml, as lined toyietluM', 
 
 atilsh, /'/. Ai^l jj^ l^y,, pagi's oT the same sheet, two oonsecutive feast days eet. 
 ;.ii^;iponu'Useni, (S) T line it, double it. 
 
 ii.Mpem6ultem, (16)1 line his 
 
 liini's ugapusen/.uti, (5) I line myself to, I unite myself to. 
 
 gap. 
 
 k-ifapini, ga])nt6n, gapint, e^inf. es-gapstt^n, es-gapst6ku. 
 
 gagapim, red. 
 kinos-giipnii. 
 
 urns oi- >[v\\,; 
 st to it. 
 
 coatings, lhei| 
 idouble slieets, 
 Iseveral dmililti 
 
 m 
 
 It irot lined, covered with a coat. 
 
 (-jraplti^n). 
 LMDsliiteni. 
 
 f^ap 
 
 isli'ishem. 
 
 |ines-gapshishi. 
 
 (fapminem. 
 Ignpmiii, in-gai)gamin, l^uttoiis, strings, hooks, to make aii}" two 
 
 pieces. 
 
 ;ap'pnuneni, v. T join and fit one another. 
 
 pniinten, 5. gaptusten, s. Id relate ad res simul unitas. 
 
 ;ap^us. 
 |nes-gap6usi. 
 
 [gapeiisem^ gapfcusten. 
 
 gapeuseni, gap<iusonien. 
 
 i;.ip6iihem. 
 
 iipelis. 
 
 ;apelisein. 
 p(^us, y*^/.w. Ft is lining ; exprcssinj^ the lining, it is the H- 
 
 hl'u 
 
 iiiiii 
 
 or it l\as a liiiiiiir. 
 
 apciis hi isiiazllctit, Mv shirt is lined, has a lining 
 
 '■'4 
 
 'I 
 
 'S 
 4 
 
 / 
 
.'i 
 
 ^ 14« 
 
 GAP 
 
 ChinoH-n^pfcuB?, T line Bomothiiif^. 
 
 JcH-ngupeiiHeK', nj^apiuscn, n<:;ap«;useiit, eonf, c**, iignjifcusteti, c, 
 
 real. (8) I line it. 
 " ntJCiipiuson, ngap/.usomen, iufitr. (0) I u'^c it to liiiv win 
 
 thini;. 
 E8-nf;ai)61i8, There are m;iny liningH, many layors ; um a bdok J 
 
 mail}'- leaveB. 
 Jos-ngapdIi8cm. 
 
 Ba-ngagapt'ls, There are many with many hij'cr'^, Hcvoral boolij 
 Sngapru*', s. The soul, [ani/// ■,] the sole, lining; the soul Ikj 
 
 called from the wlrict union and porva-iing of <Hir hndii 
 
 'Nko ^u kae-sngap/us; tarn kae-sngaptlis,'' Wo have oiilvi 
 
 soul, not many souls. *Sngajtt usten/ .s. Soul, relating toij 
 
 body. 
 Chines-ngapusenziiti, I line niysel'", I unite mysel!". 
 lesngiipusen/.utem, ngapusenzutsten, I unite hin> to somi'ikJ 
 
 Indno ilium aliquo. 
 " ngapusonKiitem, ngapusenziitoinen, I unite myself to it, h 
 
 it on myself; induo me illn. 'Ngapusenziitemis lu kae-skcltii 
 
 He put on himself our flesh, carnc aim'cfvs. 
 Es-ngapmeus, Two objects closely united, as the two pages ot j 
 
 same sheet of paper, two holy, two [days,] consecutive. 
 IcH-ngapemtusem, ngapem(>usen, (8) I line that. 
 
 " ngapcmtultem, (16) I line uis 
 
 Bs-chgap^us. 
 Es-ohgap^lis. 
 
 les-chgap^usem, chgap^usten. 
 '' chgap^UHom, chgap^usemen. 
 Chin-chgapusziiti, I button my overcoat, shirt, make it ov« 
 
 one side on the other. 
 Es-chngapdus, It is lined, meaning what is on the linin},'. 
 
 kae-sk61tich cs-chngnpeusemis hi kae-spagpdgt.' Our 
 
 are souled by our souls. 
 Chgapize, Lined all around, as a book, hall, 
 les-chgagapusem, ehgagapustMncn, chgagapusoment, r. tr. Tfuli 
 
 I fix my eyes on Ins eyes. 
 Chgagapsul, One thiit holds his eyes on anybody's tai^e. 
 Ies-j.!;olg!ii)!ipsliinim, g(ili;a]i;i])sliiiilcii, g<)lgap:ipshiiit»M<n, '■. 'r.'j 
 
 (10) I mi jcaliiis ol liini. S'aid by married couples ;iJ: 
 
 ^■.. 
 
V 
 
 in to somotbiil 
 
 make it ovd 
 
 149 
 
 GAU 
 
 by jealousy towards their consort. 1 
 
 Lves-goli^apai shne nonu'gui. Wo aro jealous of one anotbcir. 
 
 rjoliriipai"*^'"^'"®"* ■*'• -^ jealous husband or wife. 
 MiiiH's-ihgaj mill<o", 1 chinb up a may-polo. 
 i;hiiu'B-('litiHl)alkoi, I crawl on a log. ii 
 
 ;;iiiiics-;^ap6lkolti, (6) I button or hook my collar. 
 |,.s-irupulkolteni, gapolkolten, (<S) 1 button it at the neck ; a shirt 
 
 or anything else. 
 hliirnw-kiilgapaziniSchsti, (6) 1 button my wbirt hIoovob ait th« 
 
 wrist. 
 I^iliiiics-chgapgapausz^ti, (5) I button myself at th<' broaHt ; the 
 
 shirt at the breus'. 
 1(1 (f!ip,ii,iipminten, •"'. My buttons, buttoning. 
 Ick's-chgapim, ahgapontcn, (10) I button it on. ' FSh-hgapenten tu 
 
 in-IUolkolktlintcT).' I button my HuspcndcrH. 
 ['hincs-nlkolkolktiti, (6) I button my HuspenderK. 
 fcsciigagapize, They aro lined all around. 
 [o!<,'apzintc'n, .s. String to fasten the hat under the cbm. 
 fchinos-chgapuszUi, (5) I button on my overcoat, T make one 
 
 part overlap the otlysr. 
 |!hin(!8-ngapu8all<s, I have a double shirt, 
 fhiiios (ilingapusize, I wear a double blanket. 
 jihiiK's-chngapgapiushin, I wear a double pair of shocH. 
 Ihines-chgapusakstshin, I wear a double pair of pantH. 
 kesnug, chesniig. 
 
 faKgap'pn.'.i', Non posso farli eombaciart, 
 laegapniig, Fresco. 
 Pliikanug, Caldo. 
 
 ic II I nag. 
 altcinnug, Freddo^ 
 Ihiinug. 
 
 Ihomponug, ^curo per pioggia. 'Kac-chempl-ulilt.' Si oscurb. 
 JAUISTEN, .s. Rco 1. 
 IniX GAFKUl, cbin-gaiikum, gaukuish, c. act. ind. (6) I eat 
 
 snow, ice. 
 |N-^fairknin, gaukun, gaukunt, r. tr. real. (8) I make him eat snow 
 
 or ice. 
 li-ZL;';iiikii, What I bavo cati'n ; snow nr ice. 
 |li;!:i ' _i';;'iiikimiliiisi, />'>'']. 
 
 ff 
 
 -^ 
 
\ 
 
 150 
 
 GAZ 
 
 3ii 
 
 Chinc8 ngaukiimtlsi. 
 
 Gaiikum/Mjion, An cati-r of snow or ice 
 
 (iaufj;Au, The act or s niiid clicitc*! hp catinf^ hiiow or ice. 
 
 loM-cligaiiifaiiilslioin, chgaiij^iiilslieinon, (9) I vvy luywoll lioaiscj 
 
 him, I preach, cry until I am hoarse. 'ChgauganilslK'nieii7,iii| 
 
 1 cried myaolf hoarso to yon. 
 (tAZ,— [roo«o/;] 
 (iiV/Att, pass. It got roady. 
 (Miiiios-gaz'mnii, cliiii-ga//iiii, ga/.niiish, r. ad, ind. (7) F prt'pm^ 
 
 Konicthiiig. 
 Fes j;'a/,miiii, ga/.mNlrii, ^'a/.iii'isku, r.'r.vcaL (10) T prcj);iro 
 
 make it cduk' good, I fix his traveling outfit, gruh, ch)tliosiJ 
 
 and governs the persim i'or whom things are prepared, 1 jJ 
 
 him good. 'Gazmsloineii.' I fix you foi- your trip. 
 " gazmiltem, gazmilt»''ii, ga/.uidt^ r. rd. (17) I prepare his.. 
 
 fix his 1 outfit his 
 
 " ga/.inshltom, gazmshiten, gaz-mshit, r. r. '. (15) T fix soinol 
 
 lor him, I help him in preparing. 
 " gazmshisliem, ga/.mahishomen, r. rcl. (9) I prepare it iJ 
 
 others. 
 Chines-gazmshishi, r. rd. I fix something lor somebody, 
 les-gaz'znuncm, gaz'znun, (8) I succeed in fixing it. 
 '• chgazmim, I am fixing that. 'los chgazniilttm.' I fix that! 
 
 him. 
 (Miines-gazmenzuti, r. reft. I pre])are myself, 1 fix myself, I| 
 
 myself in good order, in good shape. 
 Chinos-tgazmenzuti, I fix myself before. 'Kuks-tgazmeuzyj 
 
 laksnkaezin.' You must prepare yourself, put yourself 
 
 good order, before your communion. 
 Chines-gazmilshi, I am getting fixed, 1 am all right, ready. 
 Gazmenzuten, s. lie that makes anything ready, 
 les-ngazmaksem, I prepare, fix good that road. 
 C'AZXUMTKX, .*. Dress, garments of all kinds, with whiol 
 
 person becomes well dressed up. 
 K'-gaznumtis, Be it his dress, that it be his dress, a dress forhiii 
 riiincs-gazndmti, chin-gaznumt, gaznumtsh, r. Sntr. (5) I 
 
 dressed. 
 Chines-gazniimti, chin gaznumten, gaznumtish, r. act. ind. m 
 
 ])Ut on some dross. 
 
\ 
 
 1 fix souK'tlmJ 
 
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 L(jnziiuMitem, gaznt^mt'sten, ganiimt*«ku, v. tr. r'<il. ca'JS', (8) 
 ] nia!u> hira dvnHS hiinsolf. V 
 
 I'iiziutinlt'in, gii/iu\nton, f^uzmnnleiit, v. tr. veal. (S) I (Iivhh 
 liiin. 
 
 .fiizr.uiiUltem, gaziii\mlhen, guznikmtolt, v. rel. I dress lib 
 
 i{ii/.iuiintoni, guznuinteineii, ga/iiiumtomoiit, v. instr. (0) 1 put 
 1)11 tliiit. urtic'lf of ilrc'HH, I (Irons uiysolf with it. 
 (fuziiuiiitt'iulti'iu, gayjiuintoiultmi, ga/iiuiutomolt, t". instr. rel. 
 
 (10) I dross myscir witli his 'Ko gaziujiutoiultgu lu i-siiul/,1- 
 
 kcit.' You pill on yoiirsidi' my shirt, you use my shirt. 
 
 |iiii-giiziiomt6iti, I dross my child. 
 
 J8.(rii/,V,i!n, ios-ga//ziiuiiilom, etc.. This rodujilicatioii of :r inditatos 
 tlio piissa^i', tiio transition to a gond state, to he drossed; and 
 wo do not Knd words oiiuivulont to it in our language. 
 
 |iNKs-(iA/i''si, chin-gazriseni, gazusisli, (Q) T Uoop wcdl my eyes, 
 ciiiiilinsi'd. 
 
 |.lll^a/.V.lni 111 Kiiii'salkfloszec l\o, The fVuits are preparing to hud 
 oiil, wlien the flowers (all. 
 
 [(!ii;!iz'ziisi 111 sjtiik.ilks, id. and better^ the fruits of trees arc 
 already appearing. 
 
 iclii^azinllslii, 'I''"'y g", "i' '"''1^* 'i" a-hreast in a long line, not 
 Iwo by two; others use it I'or going two a-hreast. 
 jiNKs-NOAzfeiiSi, ehin-ngazols, rut. (o) I prepare myself, I am on 
 the lookout. 'Epsuichuieh, pksngazelsi.' There are people 
 soeii, he on the aloi'l ; the ( ry, when they see enemies, or horse 
 tliievt'8 etc. 'Chines ngaztls.' 1 am alwitys prepared. 
 
 Inijazi'lsem, ngaztlsemen, ngazeisemout, instr. (9) 1 prepare 
 
 Iniysel for it. 'Ngazd'lsemontgu lu aksztlil.' You prepared 
 yourHelf lor your death. 'Es-ngaz^lsemsten lu iksztlil.' I 
 I keep always ready for death. 
 
 Ws-tnguz«iisi, 1 prepare myself hel'ore, in advance. 
 plsteii, s'. The preparation of arms or of anything. 'Kae- 
 jchguizi'itemlill, ii ta kaepl-iigazclsten.' We were attacked, and 
 Iwo had nothing prepared. *Nem chguizutemenz ta'kl-ntehltu', 
 liitu kai'pKngaztlsleii.* Death will overtake you, and you 
 Iwill liave nothing prepared, 3011 are not prepared. 
 jic's-ugazelseniisti, I ])reparo mysell'. 
 
 liA/.KriisTKM, ga/.ei hstemeii, gazechstement, instr. (9) I fix him, 
 Ii. 0. 1 punish jiini. The word to scare children fooling with 
 
 / 
 
 ?>**J^ 
 
^ '# lis* 
 
 . • ^ OAZU 
 
 AniiniiiU. l-U'iksh, ^6i ga/.^(liHtementa.' Befltill lenn lie fixq 
 ycuj loHs ho he prcpured to meet you, to hitu you etc. vA 
 ac'tly th<' Iiiiliiiti, I'liytjiuHto prr le feste. \ 
 
 Chim'M-^uv/zincKiist!, I jirejuiro, fix my.soli' to spoaUj woni hhcJ 
 tor t ho inudii'iiio inuii wlion they inuk* their wild HungB-luil 
 ranking up otio's tniiKl U) H|)eul<. 
 
 EH-ii<j;az;;ii7,'zi; , 11.' i> roudy U> tal' , ho is tallving niiidil}'. 
 
 (i XZVT, -[root ot\] 
 
 Isgiizut, ■■>. .\ly ii'iivtiiiig cornputiiun, he that inukeH nm truv«l wilj 
 a.ShiNt iiu- iruveiiiig. Not HJniply one that truvelM with li 
 )it:( KliMttaiiy, [iiA two traviliiig boyH,] but a helper in twJ 
 ling. 
 
 Es gii//tii( IIS, Thi'v go both together, helping (»iie aiiuthcr, 
 niiin and wile etc. 
 
 EH-ga/.tu«]is, Several euii]deH of travelers. 
 
 I«gazgazul, /'/. My companiuns. ^ 
 
 <UiineH-gii/.ri1i, chineH-gazut, giiz.'itsh, (5) I accompany. 
 
 les-gazutoni, gu/i.l'.sten, ga/.tit'sku, cau<f, (H) 1 make him 
 accompanied. 
 
 " ixazutcm, L'ii/.('.t<'mon, i.'iizuteinent, conf. o^^-gazuti'iiisten, . 
 gazutcinsku, ''nstr. (!>) I liiivt; liiin for companion, 1 use himi 
 my (onijmiiioii. 'Ks gazutomiHtK hi tituit.' Has for conipaniJ 
 the boys; so MeH-gaziitern, gaz«itemon,' does not meaiii 
 accompany liiiii, [as a hired main would say,] but 1 havettJ 
 companion, or he is in my company. F 
 
 *' gazutslnem, v. irl. J help him in being accompanied, IgiJ 
 him a coinpaivion. 
 
 " gazutilem, I accompany his [from '(!azul«ton.'] 
 
 *' giizutemltem, [from 'Gaziitemen,' instr.1 1 have for compaii 
 his 
 
 In-gazutemenzutcn, s. He whom 1 accompany, ho that uses, 
 
 me for a companion, [my boss in a trip.] 'Isgazut.' MycJ 
 
 panioii, my servant in a trip, 
 los-gazutcmluisem, 1 accompany him frequently, 
 fhines-ngaz'tiitii, chin-n^az'tuscm, v. (ti) I help, abet, 1 
 
 the parts ol somebody, 1 side with somebody, 1 help soiiiel 
 
 i am on his side, I support. 
 Ics-ngaz'tusem, ngaz'lusen, iigaz'tusent, con', es ngaz'tuM^ 
 
 csn^:u tusk II, 
 
 Hupp >rt him, I 
 
 ngiu'tusein,' h 
 
 tiisem.' 
 
 in^astuttom, I li 
 
 LiiiCit iigaz'tltuins 
 
 |chn;:;az'tu!4cm, ( 
 
 clin^.iztultem, { 
 
 n!g'g'(z'ta!4utii, . 
 
 los n:^.i>;'l'sumjiiui 
 
 |tM!^ii//i,.'..sem, I h 
 
 in return. 
 jii_i;:iz'tl8, s. Sect 
 |ilcu!ngaz'lus, My 
 partM; means co 
 li.vKja.vaiAiC.vil. di 
 make bjts, I lay 
 Lrazguziniiiem, (1 
 [gaz;,'azniiltem, (1 
 yiji&£, s. The bet, 
 '.Stem lu a-.s 'jizi'i: 
 jgcz.' I will hot I 
 L'luniu', n. A gau 
 J or profession of 
 Igazminten, s. Thi 
 lugazgaziin, s. My 
 i-ngugazgazim.' 
 Bgaziin, s. inf. 
 [having gambled, 
 IZIN, s. The ban I 
 B,-[roof 0/,] 
 les-geonmi, chin- 
 JHOinebody, frum t 
 {fiiiiim, geenten, 
 [goisteii, es geihtck 
 jliiiii not to do, I h 
 jtliis form, and in t 
 U tiling, hut to for 
 bigceniiii, rc.J. id. 
 
 ** 
 
 ^■ 
 
 -^■.^onlH 
 
>8 not mean 
 
 1. 1 
 
 GfiK 
 
 c»n{»az tuskii, v. tr. rea', (8) I holp Him, I work on hi< nido, 1 
 dupp'rt liiii), I ubjt hiMi, [tVom '^iZu','J tbu uppcHiitt ot *'niH' 
 nirxi'ui»(im,' in 'iu.s-uut!.8uin.' I9^ii}utua. lied. 'Iu8-agazgiu- 
 
 til«eni.' ^ 
 
 ingAKtuUom, 1 help hi* 
 
 LjiicsiigtiK'tltunisIii, I Hide with tho people, 
 ichnguz'tuiom, (8) I help to that object. 
 
 cliiij^.iKtultuin, (16) I help him lor thtii purpose. 
 
 n!g'g-i//ta4oni, dim. I help hiin u little. 
 loH ii4.i''''l''*"'"-"''>^oUi, Wo h.slp OHO u lothor. 
 |tii!,M/.'>..'.soui, I help him fii-.it. 'iiltiiga^i't-sen.' I helped him 
 
 ill rt'ltirn. 
 
 jiigiz't-s, s. SoctHrian, 'no that follow*, agrees, with unrthcr. 
 ilvulng-iz'luH, My t'ompuiiiou in ad li.i^, tb.lowiiij^ a:ijt.ior*.i 
 
 nartn; rnoan.i comrade, my co-religioiti.st. 
 liNKva.vi JA/Mi, cliiii gi/.^i'.im, gi'.^iZii.Hli, v. act. ind. (J) 1 
 
 malic bits, I lay w i^ors, 1 hot, I y iiiibk. 
 Igiizgazmiiieni, (II) I bet that. 
 
 gazgazmilteiu, (16) I bet his 
 
 ^zj^tz, s. The hot, tiling bcltj ', money o;' any other betted. 
 
 'Slciii lu a-s^azgcz? What did y.m bjt ? '.ji;iom \u iksgaz- 
 tgiz.' I will bet my blanlvct. 
 
 igazinu', s. A gambler, a better, 'hu sgazgazniul.' Tho habit 
 lor prutesoion of gambling. 
 Lmzminten, s. The gambling. 
 
 lugazgaziMJ, .s. My gambler, v. g. my husband, my son. 'Lu 
 ruguzgazim.' They are ni}' gamblers. 
 
 igazini, s. inf. The act of gambling. 'Szguzgazim.' The 
 I having gambled, or what one haa gamble 1, betted. 
 
 IZIN, a. The bank of a river, the border. 
 
 i,~[root of,] 
 
 ues-geonmi, chin-geenim, geeniish, v. act. ind. (7) I forbid 
 iHOincbody, from doing or saving anything. 
 
 jeiinim, goentcn, geontcku, [aome suy, 'gcenint,'] cot.t. es- 
 Igoistcii, es gcistOku, i'. tr. nal. (10) I IcrbiJ him, 1 command 
 lliiin not to do, I hold him batk, 1 prevent him. N. B. — In 
 jthiH form, and in the I'ollowing the verb does not mean to forbid 
 L things hut to forbid him, Huch person. 
 jgugvcniiu, red. id. In any other lorm. 
 
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 goiUiim, gei)ti;n, giii**, r. rut. (17) I forbid Iuh v, g. 
 
 hiishanU otc , I | uc! y IiIh I lioU l>a(;U IiIh 
 
 «on. 
 
 " gouMliitcir, giHHiiitoi , ^oohIii', r. re\ (15) I Itclp him in 
 biddiiij^', ]iU(-i y<iig otiioiH, i lorlil 1 Noiiiulxidy lor hint. 
 
 KaoMgucHhitiii^gui, Wo iiolii one tuiothcr in furbidUiii; , in holijii 
 back tor<H. 
 
 Knes gcenii'giii, r, nr. Wo forbid, prevent one another. 
 
 Chinos ^^cHMunti, r. r>f. I hold l>iu !< iiiysol , I coiitro! niysclf ('ri.| 
 
 doi 
 
 »K 
 
 Mom 
 
 ethi 
 
 ng. 
 
 Chiness goen/uii, r. rcfl. I control niyst-If, I hei'p niyclf fni 
 
 doing Nonietidng. 
 Chino8goillun.8!ii, i)Of. I proven*, f)ih;<l j)copl -, 1 hold pcoi 
 
 bac-ii from mi.sc-aii;i. 
 ChinL's-gio:ii;!t', (5) I lorbi ', lsOL>p my el il. lion. 
 Icsgoentiltem, gooiKlton, gtoiitllont, (8) I prevent the eliilJn 
 
 of. *.!> en Iten/.in.' I ])revoMtc'd your ohiMrei 
 
 " gerni'ite.ten;, I j ruven'. t'lo eliildrciU ol Iiis. 
 
 foont'cliHom, or ic - .nanaganem, geonuhaen, gaanagan, 
 
 nt'clist'iit, gaan'g n', ('') 1 ;o:'l»i 1 hiiu to do; I lorbi I, 
 
 his hands, h h arniH. 
 Chinos-;;oeiiLihHt", I prevent my.-! 1." fr^m <\o'.w^, \ control 
 
 handn. 
 les gecn/aniMr, geonx/iii, gcoM'/m*, (11) I forbid iiiiii from tuiki 
 
 weeping', crying, ea'.ing, I hold, detain his tongue. 
 
 " goenziitem, (Ifi) I forbul hi8 to talk. 
 
 Chines geenzinmisti, I prevent myself from talking, (rjii 
 
 eating, I eontnd my own tongue. 
 Kaesgeiizinujgui, We prevent onj another from speakitig. 
 Chines get H,)6o>i, I bridio, hold my own heart, keep it inched,! 
 In-gce i/uten, s. He that (hecks me, keeps me quiet, forbids nie,| 
 I-8gugeenim, s. My peace-. naker, my fellow that provonta oik 
 
 [not my8elf.] 
 Geeiiemen, >'. Ons forbidding everybody, :innoy ng. 
 les-clisgeenlm, clisf^eist^n, (hsge'sttkii, i. ti.rea'. (10) I forbiJi 
 
 not him. 
 •' ch^guiltJm, (•h.\L;eilt6ii, ch.sg'i't, r. re\ (17) I forbid 
 
 him. 
 N. B, — These phniHCH, 'Ksgeistin,' I keip him always in iii« 
 
 I forbid liiiii, 'Ks geilten/ I keep in cheek hi.s....8on cti 
 
 chfi^'oiHton lu Ml 
 
 mhilkn,' I forbi<{ 
 
 Kliicmn pileni, eh 
 
 iiiithoril}'. 
 
 |iiicH-(ligien»5piioi, 
 
 MlijjiKMiepiliiftem, 
 
 Ititi his [thin 
 
 ['.•izchgaenepills h 
 HZcligaomipilC's 1 
 'S/,cligaen6|)ile.' 
 io forbidden. 
 j f,'('Oii'nilnem, gee 
 him in check, in < 
 him. 
 
 Igcemiltem, r. rci 
 I /,'eiMtt^i', u tas geci 
 tlie time, 1 can no 
 jl, (iilv. Li'st. 'G 
 If, (iilj. Grej-. 
 Ji.irt'ilpN, .V. A grey 
 btichiii, y. Grizzly 
 k'Icliiiiaskat, .f. Tl 
 lib, <i</v. Almost, 
 ]oiiou/,di, J assable. 
 jlittie too big. 'Gi 
 (him. 'Gi'il niJu tli 
 ILSIJ,— [roo^ of,] 
 ni'.'*-f,'oil8hi, chin-gel 
 Istyle, that means I 
 jtrilR', [but it does n 
 Dr from friendly tri 
 jiosiroigi'ilsh;, ml. ; 
 feeveral places. 
 les-fToilshenduisi, fr, 
 |ii'sn;>:ei!sh(lsi, rol. 
 |o.s;,'t'il.shltumNhi, p 
 ).ir<'ilslinuegni, nr. 
 ti'ilslioni, geilshen, 
 I. cciuss. (8) I make 
 
U5 
 
 GBILSII 
 
 (hH^ointon )u ii(ulku/ I forbid tho whiiikry, *EB-fhfg«nt£n \n 
 
 d^iilkii,' I t'orbiti him tho whinkvy. 
 idiitinn piloni, ohguon6piIon,(hgticn«)piIont, (8) 1 forbid it with 
 
 authority. 
 LinoH-cli^ioru^piloi, I forbid Homothin)^. 
 Lli<;iioiio|>il«iHom, chf^uunoinliWtcn, I forbid that to hiir, 1 for* 
 
 |)i(i hin [thiiif^M.] 'Lii i-HK(hguon6pilu.' What I tnrbid. 
 
 iMxrhi^uuni'pilis Kolirixiltun.' It in what God forbidH. 'IUh hi 
 
 f)Z('liK<^^"*^l>i'^'^ Kolinxutun.' IIu utu the forbidden Iruit. 
 
 'S/.('li;;ueii6pik>.' It in forbidden. 'Lu BZchguenOpilu.' What 
 
 jH forbidden. 
 
 |ri'on'iiiliH>ni, };con'n.'.n, geonQnt, (8) I HUctee('ol in keeping 
 
 him ill check, in chocking him, in pucitying him, in controling 
 
 him. 
 
 jfocniilteni, r. rd. (Ifl) I Huccood in controlling hiH *U6 es- 
 
 l^'oisti^p, 11 tas geonun.' Though I chrc!{ him, forbid him at 
 
 the time, I cuiinot HUCcood in chocking him. 
 
 (kIv. Lost. 'Gci ku till.' LcHt you Hhould die. 
 If, (ulj. Grey. 
 lirtMlpx, •^. A grey horse, lit. grey on tho mane, on tho neck. 
 
 gtithin, y. Gri/./.ly bear, [from being grizzly, or grey.] 
 
 n^oicliiiidHkat, .«. The bear, Ursa Major, a con^4tollatioll. 
 lib, (ulv. Almost, nearly, Kufficiently. 'Gcit gcst.' Good 
 jeiiough, ] asHable. 'Gcil kiituiit.' Big enough, n little big, a 
 
 little too big. *GciF pblsteii, g«liJ tapcntcn.' 1 nearly killed 
 
 him. 'G6il ntiii tlil.' lie nearly died. 
 
 ILSII,— [wof ot\] 
 
 nis-}?eil8hi, chin-goilsh, gcilsh, r. intr. (5) I go to war, Indian 
 Igtyle, that means I go to steal horses from enemies of another 
 
 tribe, [but it does not mean to steal horses from my own tribe, 
 
 or from friendly tribes.] 
 
 ill's <,'eigeilslii, red. I goto steal horses at several times or in 
 
 Bcverul places. 
 
 ken-fjeilshemhiisi, frefj. I go now and then to steal horses. 
 
 pt's-n}ieiish('lsi, vol. I wish to go to steal horses. 
 
 lis <:ftMlsliltumshi, poj>. I invite folks to go and steal horses. 
 
 !i.'iMisliniicgui, rtr. We go to fight one another. 
 
 |i'ilH!ioin, geilshen, geilshenf, rotif. cs-geilslisten, es-gcilshsku, 
 ctiuss. (8) I make him go to steal horses. 
 
 I 
 
tt 
 
 ijcilBWtoTn, p(>iIp^i^.tor, f»oilNl\iU, r.rfl. I excite his dcpcndcJ 
 
 to war, and steal horacs. 
 •* goilshshtom, i*. rJ. I go to ateal horses for him, or help dJ 
 
 Btealinjr horses. 
 *' geilshcm, geilshemen, gcilshcmcn*, in^.". (9) I go to steal I 
 
 Koraes. 
 " ehgejiHheija, chgeilishemen, chgeilshemen*, lor. (9) IgotoiJ 
 
 horses from him. 'Chgeilshemen Ju SVhlvueishin.' I wcntj 
 
 the Blac|<feet to steal horscF, I went to fi^ht the Blackicet, 
 (yhines tgeilshi, I go ahead to steal horses. 'Chin-eHgeilHli.'! 
 
 went in return to steal horses. 
 Chines-^sgeilshi, I come to steal horses. 
 Kae sgngoilsh,'.*. Our warrior, our horse thieves, our folks tj 
 
 went to steal horses. 
 Geigeilsli.'i'^, ,s. An habitual horse-thie'', from enemies. 'Il6i8liii 
 
 asgeigcilshuh' Stop your horse -st^'aling ])raetioe. 
 Cfoilslu'Mncn, s. An annoying horse-thief. '.Sgoilshemen.' 
 
 practice of horse-stealing. 
 Sgcilrth, ,<t. m/. The stealing horses. 'Sz-geilsl:.' The havinjr! 
 
 to steal horses. 
 CIIINRS GEIPI, chin-geipem, g'ipish, r. act. ind. (6) I gnJ 
 
 corrole as mice, and moths do, u;>cd only for dried wi 
 
 wo!len clothes. Jte^Gamam. 
 Ies-g«iipem, gcipen, gtiipent, es-gcipsten, esgfeipsku, v. tr. reab 
 
 I gnaw it, corrode him. 'Ivo-esgdipem.' 1 am eaten i 
 
 gnawed as by moths. 
 
 " giipltem, I gnaw his 
 
 Geipcpzlten, s. Gnawer, corroder of. 1 
 
 GEIT, atij. Indented, cut with teeth like a saw. 'G'gfeit,' dm.\ 
 Es ngeit/skani, Hat, the top of which I cut with teeth likcai 
 
 [used by Indian bo^'s as an ornament.] 
 Ku'gaize, Banket, indented at the bottom. 
 GElU, Gryen, sour, unripe. 
 GEL,— [roof o/,] 
 Chincs-ngeli, chin-ng«51, ngilsh, r. intr. or pass. (5) T fear, Ij 
 
 afraid. 
 Chincs-nJgAgel', ifiw, I am a little afraid. For the coiistnuH 
 
 the meaning I am Irightened, answiT't best. 
 Ies-i)gclcm, ngtlomon, ngtlcnicnt, conf. rsiigt'lemsten, ♦?« iigi!J 
 
listen, ♦.'siOT 
 
 167 
 
 GEL 
 
 nUv, '". '"S'' (9) I ft"! a^rnid of it. I am frightened at it, [not 
 
 I inghten hini.] 'Ngilenienziii.' I «m afraid of yon. 
 k-8n<,'il| •«. «»/• My fearing. *I Hziigtl.' My having been afraid. 
 Lg.nj^.I.*nihem. ngtlcmltor, ngeiemeif, r. instr. rtl. (16) I fear 
 
 his not for hia 'Ng{;lemel^Kin iu a-nko'<08m£.' I am 
 
 afniid of your dog. r 
 
 \t' iijiielshtem, ngtl^hton, ngclshit, r. rel. (14) I am afraid of him, 
 
 I fonr something will happen to him, 1 fear for hit* salie. 
 
 •Ngelshtemon.' I am afraid for your own sake, timeo tlbi. 
 [;hinc8 ngclemluisi, freq. 
 
 {acs-ngelHhtuegu', r. rel. recip. We fear for one another's sake, be- 
 cause we love one another. 
 [iies-ngalmeniii'gui, imtr. rd. We are afraid of each other. 
 ;;hine8nga!»hilt^mshi, f icar for the people. 
 ;;iiino8 ngalemltirnHh", I fear the people. 
 ^jTiilimcn, .«■. A timid person, timid. *ijU gol ji-stigaltmen, u ku 
 
 oost.' On account o.' your timidity you got lost, 
 [nf^alomonziitcn, s. lie that fears me, that is a'raid of me. 
 fgaluiogi", •*". A dangerous place, a dangerous situation, dangerous 
 
 in genera', v. g. the enemy's country, bad company ; it does 
 
 not mean terror, but only danger, 
 kgal'latom, .'. To be ioarotl, irightlul, that terrifies. 'Ngal'iutem 
 
 h sgufelemin.' Hell is a frightful concern. 'Xgalulegu )u 
 
 sntelkaminten.' Dangerous is the dancing hall. 'Tas ngal'ld- 
 
 tcm lu Seme s(;ulku-i, u ngalulegu.' Whiskey is not frighten* 
 
 ing, but it is dangerous, 
 •chng^lten, s. What I fear for, the reason I am afraid. 
 [fgalgalsn^g. Worthy of fear, respectable, inspiring fear, restraint, 
 
 though not dangerous nor frightful. 'Ngalgalsnikg lu i-nnog- 
 
 onog.' My wife is haughty, peevish, inspires no confidence. 
 Jhincs ngalgfili, chin-ngalg«llcm, ngalgclish, v. act. ind. (6) I 
 
 f'righton, scare somebody, 
 ^s njralgilem, ngalg61en, ngalgelerit, v. tr. real. (8) I frighten 
 
 him, I make him afraid. 
 
 ngalgeiltcm, ngalgiillton, ngalgtUt, v. rel, I frighten his or 
 
 him, for him. 
 
 n^^iilgclshtc'in, r. rrl, (14) I lighten somebody for him, I help 
 
 him in frightening others. 
 
 ngalgclshoiii, ngalj'clshcnicn, r. rel, (9) I frighten him for 
 
U8 
 
 GEL 
 
 others. 
 Chines-ngalgi'lahi, r. reJ. I frighten some one fiir others indef. 
 KaeH-ngalgnlshtuegui, r. nl. rcc. We help one unother in lri;^htcii.| 
 
 ing others. 
 Kiies ngalgalnuegii', r. rer. Wc frighten one another. 
 (?hinc8 ngalgillt^mshi, pop. I scare the peoph'. 
 Chines-nFgalgC'I", liim. I scare others a little while a little. 
 Ko-8zngalgi'), r. pas\ I got Irightened. 
 J-szngalgel, He got Irightened by m". 
 SgungalgeleiT', .<!. A person that is so:it to scare others. 
 I-ngalgelenziitop, My terrifier, he that frightens nie. 
 Ics-ngalgalcmzinen^, ngalgalemzin, (11) 1 I'righten him from tallfl 
 
 ing. 
 " chngnlgileni. 
 Ngilenizin, I am afraid of you. 'Ingtilshtemen.' lam afraid for| 
 
 your own sake. 
 Ng61emlzin \\i an-zkuinsh, I fear your how. 'Ngalgtilenzin.' 
 
 scare you. 'Ngalg«iUzin lu askusc.' I scare your son. 'Nga|.| 
 
 gfelshtemcn lu a-skuse.' 1 scare your son for you. 
 Chines-chgaleini, chin-chgalcm, chgaleinisl', v. net. ind. (6) I imkJ 
 
 something against others, to He in an arnhuscade, to wa'.c') lol 
 
 defo 181.1, iat. excuho, ini^idior. 'Chines chgaluni hi gol in-jjathiii,'! 
 
 I am on the watch of thieves, ior my horses. 
 Ics-c!igiiI6m, chgakmen, chgaKment, ront. es chgaltmsten, os-il 
 
 galemsku, v. fr. rmJ. (9) I watch him, for fear ot \\\\\\. ' 
 
 galemsten hi S'cku^ishin ringat'zin.' I watch the Blackfoctlol 
 
 fear of my horses. 'Chgaldmon \\x in-shem£n.' I am on tbtj 
 
 watch for my enemies. 
 " c'igalemHem, chgal6mlten, I watch him for the sake of tlial 
 
 one determinate person. 
 " chgaljimshteni, I invigilate, make the guard in his favor, laul 
 
 on the watch against enemies for his protection. 'Chgali'irJ 
 
 shtemen.' I am watching for your sake. 
 " chgaiimshcm, chgalfemshcmen, v. ret. (9) I watch him forthl 
 
 sake of others. 'Chgalcmshemen In nakucmen.' I watch tli(| 
 
 thie*, for another indeterminate person. 
 Cliines-chgal«^mshi, v. rd. I an> watching some enemy for somtl 
 
 bod3''s sake, for others. 
 Ivaes-chgalcnishtuegui, r. rd. rec. AVo are on the watch for ilil 
 
Iiiin i'l'om t»|y 
 
 HuUo of that! 
 
 159 
 
 GELU ? 
 
 benefit of ono another. 
 [aeH-cligi»li!njnuc{5ir, rcc. We watch ono another, as two eneinie* 
 
 do. 
 Izchgiiliiin. The having wutohod. 'I-szchgalem.' What I have 
 
 watched. 
 |giKligal«i"( •". A watch, a guard. 'Sgiichgalgalem.' A picket of 
 
 jruurds, HcntinelH. 
 [a(>rt_j;ii •bgnlgtih'-in, Otir gunrds, whom we j^laced on guard, our 
 
 oentinels. 
 i.cIig!iI('iiuMiz'.t<>ri, .*;. llo that watches mc-, my enemies that is 
 
 looking out to catch mo. 
 i-cligalomshizutcr, .<?. My gnuri], that watches in \vy favor. 
 |lig:il(iiiien, •«. A liislidious j)«r,s<)n on the guard, for any small 
 
 diingor. 
 itchgalemi, 11? is watching on advance of danger, to prevent 
 
 things being stolen, 
 tiitcligalgaluin. .<;. Guards to prevent the \y Sfibility of danger. 
 
 [clui. .«. Iliisl.'aiiil, I)ot1i legitimate or ahusivo. P/. 'Sga'gL'u .' 
 
 HusbandH, of several men marrio 1 to several women. 
 \"v\\u, My hiH!)anil. 'Ik'^ geliii.' ITo must bony husband, I 
 want him for my husband. 
 
 ■ .;i;elnis, I am her lui.sband. •Ivoks-sgi.iuis.' I want to lo 
 her husband. 'Kuilcs gtlui.' You must be my husband. 
 
 i-geiuiem, gcluimen, geluimont, uistr. (9) I take him for my 
 husliand, I use him as my husband. 
 gtMuiniltcm, gcluimUen, gi'luimy' , instr. rel. (16) I take for 
 
 my husban 1 his 'U gol Ntem u ko-gcluimitgu iu i sgtlui? 
 
 Why did you take m^ husb.-md to youraeif ? 
 |inen ngahiielsi, chin iigahiicls, iwl. (b) 1 wish to have a husband 
 I am anxious to be married. 
 
 Inffiiluiclsem, ngaluiclsemoii, ngaluielsemont, vol. instr. (9) I 
 Wish liim for riiy huisbam', 1 wish to nuiriy him. ♦Ngaluitlso- 
 miizin.' I am anxious to marry you, [a woman Hpe:iking.] 
 ii!j;ahiiel.«euiil(<'m, ngaluiclsemllen, val. instr. nl. (16) I wi«h to 
 iii;irry Iris ! wisli lor my husband his, v. g. son, etc. 
 
 I 'Xgaliiielsemlziii lu a skusce.' I wish for my husband your 
 
 [Bon. 
 !ii;;r,i|iii»,I. I. II, 'J'l;.' reason why I want a husband. 
 
 I".'; 
 
GEM * 
 
 ChineM kollsgfelui, I am marryin*', gettinff married, [a womaj 
 
 spoakinj^.] 'Kiilcs-kolisgi^lui.' Yon, [woman,] must marry, [ 
 res-kolisgiluiir, kol.sg>!liiimtM', (9) 1 many him, I take him loimjl 
 
 husband. 
 GEL,— [roof of,] 
 Chinca-gjH, chiiic8-g.i', v. pass. I am inv'.toJ to start, tog) to soinj 
 
 place. 
 Chinen gjl", gclcm, gilisli, v. act. inJ. (ji) I invito some one tj 
 
 start, 
 lesgiifcm, gofer, geVciit, con*, cf'-^clstcr, cp-gOlskit, r, fr. real. 
 
 I invito him to a trip. 
 SgfeV, The inviting. '3zgt'l.' The having invited, or having beej 
 
 invited to go. 
 Ko 8zg«i!, I huvo boon invited. 'I-szgcl.' He has beo:» invited lij 
 
 me. 
 lesgcHtom, gcHtoM, gcMc't, r. re\ (16) I invite his to a tm 
 
 or invite him for him. '.'lo'zin lu s'.-s'cs'.' I invited pui 
 
 son to come, against, or according to your w!l'. 
 " g<i'shtom, gelshtcn, gMsliit, r. rel. (14) 1 invite some oi' his, 
 
 or invite somebody lor liim. 
 " gclshem, geiahemen, r. rel. (9) T invito him for otiiers. 
 Chines gfclshi, v. rel. I invite someone lor other's benefit. 
 Chines geHltumshi, I invite folks to start. 
 Chines gctmluisi, v.frcq. 
 les-g^Imluisem, v. freq, *r. 
 
 Kaesgalnuegui, v. rer. We invite one another to start. 
 Chines galmskagaei, I call Animals, v. g. calling a dor, cat, co» 
 
 etc. 
 les-tgdlcm, I invite him first, or frcm that place. 
 " zg^lem, I invite him to come here. 
 Bgug^lem, One sent to call another. 
 Gatmimen, s. Importune solicitor. 
 Galcnzuten, .'. A caller, inviter of one. Tn-galenzAten.' 
 
 that invites ine. 
 GKMT, i-gemt, aiij. Heavy, clumsy. PL • Jnmgcmt.' 
 Sgemt, s. The weight, the being heavy, pound, hour. 'Eii(| 
 
 sgimt.' Two pounds, two hours. 
 I-chin gfemt, i-chiks gemti, subj. 1 am heavy, 
 les ga»atim, gamt'sten, gamt'steku, v. tr. real, causs. (10) I mslj 
 
! sonic oi" hisJ 
 
 IGl 
 
 GEN 
 
 it heavy. " 
 
 iraintlt^in, v. rel. (17) I nmUc heavy hi.s 
 
 (riiutcinonom, gi-mteinon, ^i^intcmoiil, inatr. (9) I find it houvy. 
 'Tic g(imtcinoiizin.' I find you heavy, biirdonaomo. , 
 gontcminoin, id. ' ■ 
 
 inosyitmt'l'^'i'* <^''g«if"t"'l8l»i> V. inch. I become heavy. 
 .riuntuilnhom, I make it heconio heav\'. 
 ncs-gainlelscmisti, vol. rcfl. I tliink ni_) self heavy. 
 ifiiinttlscMii, gamtilsenien, (9) I find it, think it heavy, 
 lies gamtJchini, chines-gami chin, r. ;-<?.«!,•?. I am heavily loaded' 
 on the back. 
 
 iMineehinem, ganuUhsten, ganuehiaku, (8) I load him heavy, F 
 put .1 heavy load on his back. 
 
 ganu^i'lilteni, (16) 1 heavily load his I put a heav^' load on 
 
 the buck of his 
 
 gaim^chinem, gam«iehineinen, inatr. (9) f am heavily loaded on 
 
 the back with that 
 
 gamcnc, He has a heavy load on. j|@~ChiK 
 
 ics chilgiinienei, chin-chilgameneeni, (iS) I put a heavy load on 
 
 soinebod}'. 
 
 :lii!giuuenceni, chilgameneen, chilgamenoont, cont. es-chilga- 
 
 mciiocwten, (8) I put a heavy load on him. 
 
 iliilganicMeem, chi^gamdncmcn, instr. (9) 1 am heavily loaded 
 
 with it. 'T'sgukunems u chilgamenentom In Jesu Kli t'osei- 
 
 iineiis.' The soldiers loaded or burthened Our Lord with the 
 
 ross. 'Ko-chilgamenct^ntgu.' You covered mo with u heavy 
 
 oad, you overloaded mo. 'ChilgamenomiM t'Jenu Kli \\x 
 
 iineus.' Our Lord found the cross heavy. 
 
 ,^{root o/,] 
 
 osgenti, chin-g'nt, v. intr. (5; I miscarry, [ have an abortion, 
 
 not much understood.] 
 
 osgangenti, red. 
 
 tenem, gtiitsten, or gen, gontsku, or g«^nt, t\ caa-%s. (8) I make 
 
 or miscarry. 
 io.Mgantluisi, freq. 
 
 t, Tiie miscarrying. 'S/.gcnt.* The having niiscarried, or tht» 
 
 hortive bal)y. 
 
 i(iii 111, ganiiun, ganniint, i.'. tr. rtutl. (8) 1 wound him, cripple 
 
 ini by /iii-liaj>, by lortuit«7US chance. N. B.— Some use thi« 
 
V 16« 
 
 6E8 
 
 word for anything »loiio by chunce. 
 Io8-gannilHeni, v. rrl. (16) I wound him by ehanoo. 
 Chin-ganniknt, I wound, cripple niyscif by chanoo. 
 KacH-gan'nBtufcgui, rcr. Wc woun(l oiio another by chanco, 
 Ie8-gan*ni\nt*«tcrn, gan'ni'imtHten, i\ ctitiss. I make him wound ij 
 
 80II' by chanco. 
 GEOLEGU, .f. Rattlc-Hnako. 'Kael-geolegu.' Uacc of ratiii 
 
 snakes. 'Ku-kael-ge6legu !' You noii of a isiiako ! 
 GES—lroot 0/,] 
 I-chin-ge8, i-chik»-g^si, r. (3) I am well, happy, J i'ool woll. 
 
 kac-gC8g6s.' AVe arc w»^ll together. *l-pks-gesg^si.' ]!f, 
 
 well together, 'hu sg(^s.' The well being. 'TiU VUai 
 
 When T waw well. 'I-ges u t'il.' He lelt perleclly well wk 
 
 he died, [of Mudden death.] 
 Io8-gi^seni, i-gi^neinen, i-gesiMiient, coitt. i-gesiimslt^i, i-gtmnJ 
 
 /«Nfr. (0) 1 am pleased with him, I like him, J feel liuj»|)|\(l 
 
 him. *l-g6Hemcii In i-sguMigult.' My children are a isountl 
 
 happiness to luo. 'I-gcscmentgu hi i smcnigu.* Yon |ii 
 
 good my t<d)acci>. 
 " g^semeltem, i-gcsfniUcii, i-gcsoniclt, r. rcl. (^lOj I led liaJ 
 
 with his I feel well with Ins 
 
 J-gcsiip, (5) It turned good. 
 
 Chines-geHgesmenzuli, I make iijyself agreeable, I puloiiiiMtJ 
 
 face. 
 Chincs-gesuilshi, I begin to feel well. 
 Ohnies-gesgesmilHhi, I am gr(»wing good, perfect. 
 I-got'8, Happy, delighted. 'I-chin-gees.' I am happy, coiitcBii 
 
 'I-chin gt^H u ta i-chis-gees.' I am well, in gt>od health, m 
 
 am not contented. N. B. — This difference. 
 Sganiiiig, .s. Good weather. 
 ]-Hgasgasniig, adj. What 1 like, «'njoy. 
 rMiNKs-Ntif;8Ki,8i, chiii-ngescls, r. rel. (.')) I think 1 am well, Ij 
 
 well pleaHed, my heart is good. 
 res-ng|\s((I.sem, ngcselsten, ngcselsku, (8) I make him leel luijipl 
 " ngc«elseni, ng«',sel.seiuen, ngcseisement, < )tit. es-iigi'.si|,si'iii> 
 
 iiititr. (!)) I like it, my lieart is pleased witli it or him, I ili 
 
 it good. 
 ('hines-ngC8el8cmi8ti, T am happy o< mysell. 
 Test-'igeselsemistem, nge»elseini»*temen, (9) ] ieel luil'pv ;(1 
 
Ik 1 sun well, ll 
 
 103 
 
 GKS 
 
 i.n<'i'HoIs*'mlU'm, (10) T am well plcused with hio 
 
 Ls-ii"OS('lsUii!ji;ui, Wo nmUc ono uiiotliur huppy. j 
 
 L^.ii(fi>si'Isi'iiu'niu^f^iii, instr. nr. Wi; enjoy, like ono another. 
 Ichifi^sc'lston, .v. Tlio ouuho of my feeling hu]>py. 
 liiii'S-iiL':*'*'"'*'''*'* ' 'eel liJippy, my lu'uil is (iolightod. 
 lii^fccselsoni, iif^eoMt-lsomcn, I am delighted at that, I find it de- 
 
 li^flitfiil. 
 icliiiifoi'srlscin, chiigocst'lsiMnon, (9) f uin delighted on that 
 
 iiccoiiiit. 'Maly ngc'Hcilscinis In Htlils Johu Kli u tas chngocsfcl- 
 l^eiiiiH.' Mary's luiart liked, thought good tho death of Our 
 jlionl, but slu' wa.s not (lelighte<l ; on tho contrary she was 
 
 sorry. 'Ij" t'sgnlchiiuM ii iK-ln'iselHtiniHom ^u skustoH, u chn- 
 
 ,r,.('S(Msi'iiii!teni hi stiils.' The tormentors had a had hoart to- 
 jwaril-^ Iht 8 »ii, hut they took phsasuro at his death, 
 
 iisKiiisTK.M, gesi^cliHtenicn, (9) 1 do something good to him, 
 Ito iiiiikc him feel hapj)y. 'Gos«ichstomonti hi spuu.sz hi a-sgu- 
 lllil.' n«> something to make the heart of your dead feci 
 
 lliiippy. 
 l^t'Si^esechstem, (9) I treat it, do it gently. 
 
 ^r(wcflistenieiui(''gui, r. rrc. Wc make each other feel happy. 
 liKsMiKsziNi, ((») r use good language, 1 have gO(»d food. 
 lt>s-iii;i'oszini, (5) I feel a delight in eating. 
 I'lvs/.ineiii, (9) I ndish that food. 'Ve ngeszin, u tas ngees- 
 Vniomis hi sznkaeziis.' Though he received good food, he did 
 
 lit rclisli his eominunion, what he had eaten. 
 [ks, s. fiooti food, good taste. 
 ].(li;i;»>saks, I eat good food. 
 
 iiffsakseiii, ehgesaksomen, (9) I eat that good thing. 
 
 k'saksorn, Uf. (9.) 
 
 IliScsaksem, chgesakston, (8) I give him good food. 
 
 piiiMakHoni, gecsaksomen, (9) 1 am delighted at that food. 
 
 Iigaiipiuksem, iiL (9.) 'tie gaasaksomen, u tas iuaksoiuen. 
 
 |liou<;l> 1 liktid that food, yet I could not bear it. 
 (lEs's, I look friendly, tiavorable. 
 
 |f,'t'Hus, I have a nice face, I look beautiful. 
 
 j-j^ocsus, I am pleasing to tho sight. 
 •chgijsus, I look with pleasure. 
 si'isetn, gohiiSi'mcM, (9) I find his face nice. 
 
 kosi'iscni, gcesusemon, (9) I find him looking happy. 
 
It 
 
 1«* 
 
 i GES 
 
 les-goesusemltom, (16) I find liiw looking happy. 
 
 Kac,s-<^ei'su8om(Miiugiii, r. rcc. Wo find ont; unutlier loolj 
 hai^py. 
 
 Chincs-jTccHUscmisti, r. rrf, I find myself' Inokinf? happy. 
 
 les-chi^osiiHiim, chgi'suNrincn, (0) I look- at it with pleasure, tlioi 
 it bo uii nnsif^htly object. 'Kaes chf^osusoniMIs, u6 ta It 
 gfSiifliMiiHls.' SIic looks at iis with j)l(;isuro, though she di 
 not find UH handMomc. 
 
 T N(JftsENK, Tic that hoars willingly, woll. 
 
 I ngcosdinc, llo who is delighted to Iioar. [As 'Npione,'] U 
 oars. 
 
 los-ngcs^ nocrn, ngosi^iioi'n, ngc8''noont, f^ont. oa-ngesonet^sten 
 ngo8eiie«istku, (8) T please delight his oar. 
 ngosi^oseiieeni, I delight, both his oars. 
 
 ngesgosoiu' eltenj, r. reJ, (16) I delight the ears of his 
 
 ngpos^nem, ngoesoiioineii, tigecseiieuieiit, I'lintr. (0) My 
 are delighted with it, I find it pleasing to my ears, my 
 like it. 'Nem ngeseneiizin.' I will delight your car within 
 news or musie. The answer: 'Nem ngoesenomenzin.' 1 
 be deKghtod to hear you J the elect on the last day. '.\i 
 ng6senemih8 lu ks-kolkuclts Josu Kli, uncm ngeescnoniil 
 They will bo willing to hear Our Lord's sentence, and il 
 will bo delighted at that, they will like it. 
 
 los ngasAlkoltotii, ngaaolkoltenicn, (9) 1 taste it well; I W 
 good to my palate. 
 
 Chin-ngaskantM, (■*)) I have a good morsel, bite. 
 
 les-ngaakanelsein, ngaskanelstcn, (8) I eat a good morsel, a 
 mouthful. 
 
 Chin-chgos6pilo, I have a good husband or a good wife, or para 
 or chief. 
 
 Chin-chgasopilo, [froni 'goes,'] T am a happy husband etc. 
 
 Chin gosaaks, 1 have a beautiful nose, T oat woll. ife^Scoal 
 
 Gcsdlka, s. A good smell. 
 
 Gesalks, ,"?. A good dross. 
 
 Geslazut, ff. Good goods. 'I chin-gosls'zut.' 1 am woll furmVi 
 
 GcsOIegu, Nice soil. *I-gas{dogu.' Delightful place, Eden. 
 
 Gesaskat, Nice weather. 
 
 GasH^^shin, Beautiful stone. 
 
 KganMzo, Ch^an inside, dean vosfcIs. 'Kakl-ngazclzei.' Lell 
 
165 
 
 havo dean vessels. 
 Ijsircsaicuti, cs gospicinti, They uro woll together. 
 ll(>H-"eH:ii^utom, gcsaii^ut'bten, gespi^utaton, I make them stay well 
 
 together. 
 IgEST, uilj. Good, boiiutiful, perfect. *Pl. 'Geslgtist.' N. B.— 
 '1-cliin goH.* I nin well. M-chin-goiB.' I feel happy con- 
 tented. 'I cliin-gcst.' [ urn good all togother, all the time. 
 '(i<Jil gt'Bt.' Tolerably good. 
 JGcHt, rt./i". Well. 
 Iciiiiios g^'^^ti, chin-gt^Bt, grstsli, (5) I am becoming good. 
 
 ""liines j^tiHti, chin-gt'stcm, gi-stish, cont. chinos-gdstem, cs-gfestish, 
 (fi) 1 beliavc well towards somebody. 'Nem ku-os-gdstem.' 
 Behave j-ourself well at all times. 
 
 ;'liin !s gestilshi, or gcstuilshi, chin-gcstilsh, (5) I am beginning to 
 gi't gooil; I feel better, I am convalescent. 
 
 |cs;;es(\IsIioni, gestilshsten, l^eBt'ilbhskii, v. causs. I make it become 
 good. 
 
 Jhiiics-gost'szuti, I phiy the good, T show myself good by hypoc- 
 risy or vanity. 
 
 ;)hines-gc.st(ll8', I think myself good. 
 
 [!liinos ifi'stolsoniisti, T think myself good by myself. 
 
 [aes i^csteisoiiicnuigui, We think one another good. 
 
 los j^estcm, g^ston, gi^stku, (8) T make it good. 
 
 H< <;(^stem, gt^stonien, gtVsteincnt, (9) I find it good. 'les-gfcstcm- 
 
 hom.' I find good his 
 
 ^rest'shtein, I make it good for him, I help him to be good, 
 well. 
 
 gisthem, (16) 1 make good his 
 
 okstIm, gestenttn, cont. os geststin, esgcstst^kii, (10) I 
 make it become good. N. B. — Some want only 'les- 
 gestini,' some 'los-jztstem,' is there any diiference? 
 gcstHliitcni, goslshiten, gestshit, (15) I do some good to him, I 
 bring him good luck. 'Ko-cs-gestshltem.' I have good luck, 
 some good happens to me. 'Nem gestshitemt.' Thou shalt 
 have good luck. *Nom gestshilemt.* You, pi. shall have good 
 luck. Continuate : 'Nem ko-es-gcstshitem.' I'll have good 
 luck all the time. *Nem kaes-gestshillt.' We shall have good 
 luck. 
 
 taes-geHtshitutgui, We do good in general to one another, we 
 
 ^1 
 
 
 .It 
 
 
1(16 
 r.KTh 
 
 ftro lit poaco, we aro fricnilly, \vi' lu'Ip one aimtlicr. 
 Tosj^'-st'trm, <i;0HtK('n, j^cHtili, (17) I muiIji' jjooil his, or it for liim, 
 ♦» f^ •■•ft'ininom, or ioH-iij^osti'miiH'in, <;(wi(*inin, iji'sfctnint, (11) I 
 
 find It f? >nd, I lil<o it, bccuust' lie ln-i mno pind. 'Kl^^cHtc 
 
 mill III i-si^Miii. I lil'.c ii;^ iiii my liiisl>;iii I, finding that lu> h,. 
 
 camo f^ood. 
 
 •' {^oHtmniltom, rd. (17) I find good IiIh 
 
 Kacs j^c'rttom'Miurt^iii, /'< . Wi' llnl oiu' aindlH'f ^oud I'liou^li, a, 
 married |)(M)jd(.' niidiiii^ <»iu' iiiM>ili.i's iM)in|>aiiy aj^rticabK!. 
 
 S(iKST, N. Till' i)oill<; ^oiid, ^oodllt-'hs. 
 
 S^C'H, s. The hciii<^ svi'Ii. 
 
 Sgots, iV. The Ijeiiij^ tDiiliiilcd. 
 
 Ng'-'.stiii, •■>•. ii}f<fr. Wlitit dcics ^-MiMi. 'I ii^chtiii 111 Mikae/.in.' Com. 
 
 iiuinioii i.s wliat duos me u,'oi'd. 'hii eseiniius lu ny;oHUm In 
 
 stoli^ii.' The eross iImcs i;imi(| |u tin' wnrid, it is the Halvalion 
 
 of the wtji'M. 'AkI ii^eNliii.' That it may do thee {j;ou(l, 
 
 'Stem !u il<l-iiu;e.'^iiii !'' Wlial may do me ^ood "/ 'Siiiniju. 
 
 mist hi kl-iiijestiis rii ti-suga ens.' Coiifessioii will do good to 
 
 your soul. 
 Ohnt;cst'in, Tlu reiison why lue is j^oixl. 
 
 reaHOii why I am i^oud. 
 Ikt-C'hgeHtiii, ikl-eliij;es|niustem, /</. 
 
 GoHtshiziilon, lie who, or ihat which does me any j^ood. 
 (rostmeinen, alj. One tliut heliaves himsidt widl, Hiostiiieini'D 
 
 ie Mzi/iint^lt.' These are ij;ood children. 
 Ies-koi/ikstkm, kol^cVststeii, (X) f make it K"*>'1> heautity it. 
 " kolijjt'Hteii, kolgestemen, (!>) I treat him well, find it good, use 
 
 it well. 
 " CHofisTEM, chgestciiu'ii, chgcstement, (9) I feel good on his 
 
 account. * Pas chu;estemis lu smoein.' Ho does not fool ijooii 
 
 on account of that woman. 
 " chgcstemltem, (IH) I re<d goixl on account of his '('hijtist 
 
 mclzin lu Hii-/.uiit.' I feel good on account of your behavior, 
 GETL,— [roof of,] 
 
 Chines-gcthni, ohin-getlim, gctl'iisli, r. art. iinl. (7) T gnaw, corrode 
 as a dog, horses, cattle and sheep do. tt^tiieip, gamam. 
 
 Ie<-getlini, gotlnten, getlint, ■■"nt. i-s getlsten, esgctlsteku, c. fr 
 real. (10) F gnaw It. 
 
 Ill chngestin.' Tlul 
 
I'. 
 
 1)1' it (or liim. 
 
 (•mint, (11) l| 
 
 <^ thai ho liu| 
 
 
 :u'/.in.' Coin. 
 u ngoHlim :u 
 ( the Hulvulidiii 
 lO Ihoo good, 
 j(l '! 'Sniiuiit. 
 ill do goDiltol 
 
 uyieHlin.' Tlic 
 
 00(1. 
 
 HiOHtim-ini'iil 
 
 itity it. 
 
 1(1 it good, use I 
 
 1 good on hiM 
 liiot t'col gooil 
 
 167 
 
 GKTL 
 
 Jp8 L'otlltiMn, gt'tlltrn, got'ill, r. ref. (17) I gnaw 
 
 |<' MiitlniiiuMn, g« 
 
 nit 
 
 tlliiiint'iiicti, iiLHtr. I UNO it t( 
 II III ill guUigii.' I i«s(t my tocth to gnaw. 
 
 orroi 
 gnuw 
 
 IIH. 
 
 lull 
 '(iutlminu- 
 
 ;!l)iii('.'--,i,'iitliil('giii, I am grazing, gnawing tlic groiir;'.' ; Haid of 
 (Utile, horsi's, hIiim'J) and all grazing aniniaJH whi-n foeding in 
 till- jirairit.'. 'Xahiichodonosor cH-gatirtlcgui.' Nabuchodonosor 
 wiiH grazing like cattlo. 
 
 [os"iitIiih'g"»'» gatlillogun, gatlulcgunt, r. tr. real. (H) 1 gruzc 
 tlic ground of. TlathiloguiN bx Bnl«'dkatc'n.' He grazed tho 
 
 fi 
 
 I'KI 
 
 f giitliiicgiiltciii, gatli.lcgiilU'ii, (IB) 1 gnaw his *Ko-gathde- 
 
 miltcni lu i-siik/ilkatcn.' My fn'M in t'uten up, grazed ujton. 
 
 |ati;/<\', •^■- Horse, grazing slock, that gnawH Iuh footi, gnaws with 
 tlu> mouth. 
 
 csj^utlziiicni, gatlziiii'nK'ii, gatlziiieineiit, im-tr. (^9) I iiho that 
 liorsc, I ajipropriul*;' to niy use that horse, or slock. '(Jatlzi- 
 
 IK'll 
 
 loiit.' Take flial horse, usu him. 
 
 ifutlzinciiillcin, giillziiicnielleii, gatlzinemclt, infitt, ref. (^10) I 
 
 use, lake the horse, cattle ol' his 'Ko-gatlzinemllgu In 
 
 iiigatlzin.' You took my httrse, you appropriate to your-sell" 
 
 niv ( 
 
 attli 
 
 IKTlilSlIIN, v. Ii(*ggins; Indian pantaloons. 
 
 huio 
 
 s-g«'tlisliiiii, gtMlishiiicm, gt'-tlishinish, ((!) I put on my leg- 
 
 {»ing9. 
 
 nine 
 
 s-getlishin, »'. paA>i. I huv«^ my leggins on. 
 
 igitiisliiiicm, g(Hlishiii, g«!tli,shint, r. tr. real. (8) I put leggins 
 nn liis legs, I give him leggins. 
 
 gt'tlisliintMu, gitlishinemen, gt'llishinement, in-tfr. (l>j I use 
 liml pair of leggins. 
 giHliHliineniltein, intitr. r,f. I use the leggins of him. *(utli- 
 
 Chirest^B '»'''"*""'t«in lu asgetlishin.' I use, take your leggins. 
 
 our behuvior.H g'tliHliiltem, r. rd. (IR) I give a pair of loggins to his 
 
 'Gt'tlisliiltsin lu u-skusi': 
 
 I 
 
 gave leggins to your sor 
 
 [gnaw, corrode I 
 I gamam. 
 
 Mlsleku, '-. If I 
 
 gotgjHlishinem, I givt; leggins to many. 
 |k(»nkii'iidislslilii, (Jrecn leggins. 'Is'ehkulkultukstshin.' Jled 
 !ei,'giii>. 'S'chkoikoiti'ikslshin.' HIaek leggins. 'Chtkatakaia- 
 listsliiii.' While leggins. 'S'ilikulkualik»t«hin.' Yellow leg- 
 !,'ins. 'S'chkai vtiikstshin.* Striped leggin.-i. 
 
 m 
 
v 
 
 I6H 
 (iOA 
 
 ChinoN f{^7.ti, <-liiii-^^xtom, ff<V.(iHli, v. int, in<i. (6) I uiii <IiKKiii'| 
 
 rootH, cuiimHli, hiilor I'doi, potutodK. 
 IcH f;tV,li'iii, ;j;i!/,toii, f^jV.toiit, c. tr. n.il, ( <) I «li^ Ihul rout, 'i;^! 
 
 g^Etoin.' It JH tlll^. 
 I-Hf.g^xt, I liiivo (lug llio niotN, wliiit iH (tughy mo. 
 Chiii-cp-Hy.gf^/.t, I liiivo rootH tliitl I chig. ' 
 
 I-Hgiig^/,t, My rootdiggiT, my IoIKh tiiat arc <liggiiig roolH. 
 IcH-gfcKHhlom, gtZHJilcii, gi/.sliit, V. rd. (14) I di;; rootn lor liiiri, 
 •' g«5/.ltoiii, r. rd. (10) I dig it for him, I dig Iiih rootN. ',; 
 
 g/!/Jtgu Iti ill |mtal;.' You dug my polatoDH. 
 ChinoR-goKtoniluini, freq. 
 ChlnoH-ngo/,t«MMi, vd, 
 GostiMi/.iUon, .1. ll(t that dign it. <ljii go/.toii/.iUiH lu in imtak.i 
 
 Ilo (hat digs my potatocM, tho diggnr. 
 Go7,'/ti\t(>m, (jood to dig, It can l>o dug, riptt ulivady. 
 Go/'ztniutfiii, Aide l«» dig. 'Tiu g('/,'/,niiU«>n»Ht»'n.' I coidd n| 
 
 <lig tlioin, till' ground wiw too hard «tc. 
 GOA, adv. rorluipH. MJoa cliin-iiMitMMt.' Porhnps I t(dl u iitj 
 
 'A goii in-Uu-giU V Shall you porhapH go? 
 KAKS-(i()A(iOlMI, kac-goago'im, gougoiiiii, o. intr. fil. Wo liiu);li,| 
 
 c.\})ivs8iiig a noisy laugh ol' scvi'ral. N. \\. - Th<> pliinil 
 
 always for tlio persons laughing, not for thoHo that iii:ili,| 
 
 laugh, or tor piM-wons lauglu'd at. Itt^'Oini. 
 loH goago^'ini, goagoi'iiiti'ii, goagoi'ititM<u, cout. os-goagocisti'ii, i>| 
 
 goagoi'istrkii, c. tr. lUiusft, (10) I make tluMii laugh. 
 " goagooilti m, goagooiltiii, goago(;ilt, r. rd. (17) I mako liiUjJ 
 
 his 
 
 " g<iagotMshi((Mii, V, rd. (If)) I mako laugh lor his b.kUv., I lui 
 
 hiiu to inako others laugh. 
 Chinc«-goagoilti\mshi, r. pop. 1 make p(!oph» laugh. 
 In-googoinzutcn, lie that makes us Imigh. 
 los-gottgoeiminem, insf. (11) I use that to make others laugh. 
 Goagoeil'in, '>'. What makes laugh ; not what others lauglt aluuJ 
 
 'Ku-goagocit'in.' You are u source ot iiierriiiRnt, you nialJ 
 
 others laugh. 
 Knes-fhgoug<»oiminem, kae-(hgo!igoeiinintcm,(hgoagoeiminti, i«i 
 ^kaes-chgoagoeimisteni, ec-chgongoeiiniskui, v. Ux. instr. 
 
 We laugh ahoiit it, or him : usod in singular, 'leH (;liL'ii;y«fJ 
 
 minem,' Indiuii fashion, using the singular fur th«' phi nil, ^i 
 
 ■-"•-v.- 
 
t roul. M> 
 
 roots. 
 
 trt ior him. 
 I rooU, '.Ul 
 
 iu ill \m\iV.\ 
 
 y- I 
 
 1 could imtl 
 
 )h I lull U lit I 
 
 '. pi. Wo luuj;lj 
 
 Tin* iihiral \ 
 
 orto tliat iiiiiki 
 
 'OUJ^OciHti'Il, l>| 
 
 liiiili. 
 
 |«9 - 
 
 <J()AK 
 
 iliilwilN-* liHMli^ ■.( vriul ptTHOliH 111 ilLjIiiiiy,', ' l''<f( Ii;;i»;i;X.M«l liil'. 
 Iiiu III .)>' '>! i'^li-' <)iii' I'i'i-il WUH luii;;li('<| at rxiiltiiiiully. 
 I^,^,|i^iia^!iciinilli>ii), l<uti-cli^oa^ociiiiil(fiii, ili^oii^^ooiinilii, r. />/. 
 
 ./inH. (.Hi) \Vt< iaii^li III liin 'Ms cli^Dii^ticiiiiJl/it lu ii-sUumi'm-.' 
 
 flit'}' niailo tun of tliy hom. 
 
 ,|,^iiii;;>>i'iiiii>*l>'i'liKiii '•/>"/'• We laii^li at tlic Iiidiaiis. 
 
 ili;(uai;iii'ini«inic;;iii, /". ii<. \\\' Imiuli i^\ one auullicr, vvo 
 
 iiitt 
 
 Ki' Inn *•! I'ucli otliiir, 
 
 .|iiriiaL:;i)iii/.iittii. ". TIiohii lliat Iaii;{li ul nio. 'Ko-uii-di^i 
 
 )a 
 
 'all 
 
 /.rili'ii, I, ["■',] am yiMir iiioclioi', 
 
 L|,^r(ia;r(t(iriii, K, What I ["'< J iaii;;li uIm*iiI, my laii^liiii;{ Mtorlv. 
 •Kiiiii li^iia^'itirni.' 'riniii art a liUi;;liiiii;-Hto('U In cs en l)(>(l_\ . 
 'Kii iirlii;'<)a;{i)('iliiH.' t am tli«Or l;iii;{liiii^-Hlo(;U. 
 iKO, \r<ii,t .</,) 
 
 L^^oiilviii, cliiiiivs ;^(»uUo, r. y<,fx.v. I am ;;ro»iiil, liit-il. 
 Lvs-iroakoi, I hill f^oakum, j^oakoiMh, r. ad. mil. ((») 1 am ^iiimI- 
 liii;^ HJiui'iKiiiii^ with a IIU^, or ^liinliii^ hlolM^ 
 
 ikiiin, lioiilvoii, j^oakorit, <iiiit. t'H-j(o.iUo.ston, os-^oiiUnnUii, c. 
 mil. (>^) I ^fiiiil il, li'<! it. 
 
 /. Till- ;^iiii liii/, the Ihin^ j^nuiml. *S/.;^.iako,' 'I'ln- 
 
 II. .V. ''( 
 
 i;iviii(i ;;i'oiiiii!, or Id'iii;; ;;ri)u:iil, comnionly 11 m; 
 
 ' I.I A I) 
 
 t '111, ;;f».iIvolt('ii, };o.i'.o'l, en'. (lOj I ^;-n 1 il lor him, 
 
 JJf 
 
 nil 
 
 I hJH 
 
 :) 
 
 I maU 
 
 V lau'll 
 
 IH S 
 
 lU(!, I 111 
 
 i,ikii-hli:iii, ;;;'iakoshti'ii, i;o.ikoshi', r. rr\ (1 \) I i;roiiiiil 
 hniiclliin^ lor liim, I iu>!|> him ;;riiiiliii^. 
 
 koilaiii, ;^o.il<o.slii>mi'.ii, p;o .kiis'uiiu'iit, r. ir'. (!>j I ^riml 
 It lor others. 
 s!,'i»akoshi, r. rrl. I jrriml tor others. 
 
 lakdiii, ^oiikoiiuin, ;;(»iikomciit, infr. (9) I grind with il, / 
 i^Bsi' it lor :{rinilin^. 
 
 KorH 
 
 |i)aki»iiill('in, r. insf. n'l. (1(>) I fj;niiil, fil« with hiH '(.Joa 
 
 [nil 111 i- .|ikt''iii, ^oakol/.iii 111 a-s|»lvi';iii ; ^o ikosht(!iiii'ii, '.•;oii!<o 
 ^Bii'ii In ^roakoiiicii, ;^oakom(d/.in In aii-^onkomon.' I ^ritul ni\ 
 huisli. ^Bhiut, I ;rc((iin»l your whmit, I grind for you, I grind with the 
 
 rt hiut^li iili'uiMi,,^ 1 j,,.j,|,|^ Jilt, with your file. 
 
 •lit, y< 
 
 ni 
 
 nttti 
 
 loiiu'ii, N. .\ flip. Mii-;i;oiikomt'n.' My filo, my hun- 
 
 IIUlvO 
 
 moil, .'<'. My mill. 
 
 'iiii:iiili,-> lu .MtUt'Ui.' What ui'indrt tin' wlu'at 
 
 ligooiimnti, "»'^fc|i,,t(n, , \\y ^\\^, „,. |,ni-f^ that tiles mi', oi' iiriiid> me 
 ioc. instr, 
 'lcH(!h!j;uu;;w| 
 th«' I 
 
 >1 
 
 gri 
 
 iiuni 
 
 \M 
 
 g 
 
 Si 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
 w 
 
 i 
 
*v 
 
 r> 
 
 170 
 
 GOEE 
 
 T sngoakotoii, s. The place where I am ground. 'Lu sngoikoi 
 
 spktin.' The grist-mill, where wheat is ground. *Suet u 
 
 snguilkomen '/' Whose mill is that ? 'Stem lu ej)l-ng()ugotin| 
 
 What is ground there ? what mill is that ? 
 I-sgugoako, s. My miller, that grinds to my order. 
 Goakomtimon, s. A punctilious tiler or miller. 
 In-goakonzi^ten, ii. lie that grinds me. 
 Ks-goXkoko, It is tiling, shari)eniiig, grinding. *U6 goiikostoi:, 
 
 tas goakoko.' Tliough I have heen filing it, it did ncit 
 
 sharp. 
 les-goakokoniim, goakokouun, (8) I succeed in making it 4i| 
 
 ground. 
 Gokok litem, rtrT/. Grindablc, filahlc. 'Tas gokokutcm.' Jt caim 
 
 bo ground, filed, 
 liokomutem, That can grind. 'Tas golcomutemsteii,' 1 vm 
 
 grind it. 
 les-gokonmtem, gokoMUitemsten, (9) I (an grind it. 
 
 " gokomutemltein, r. rd. (IG) I can grind his 
 
 (.'niNES oo\Ki:si, chin-giiakiisc^m, goiikusish, ,i<t. iikL (()) \ sh 
 
 the point, the blade of an a,\e, knife etc. 
 les-goakusom, goakuscn, goakiiscnt, v. tr. rr.il. (_S) 1 griiiil J 
 
 knife etc, sharpen it. 
 '' goakultem, r. rd. (10) 1 shar^Jcii his knife etc. 
 " goiikusshtem, goakusshten, r. rtl. (It) I help him in shaJ 
 
 ing tools, I sharpen for hiu). 
 CuiNHs ciinoAKONciri, chin-chgoukonch, (."i) I play the tidill 
 
 gan etc., grinding the organ etc. 
 les-chgoakoncliem, chgoakctnchsten, (8) I make him play, 
 Chgoakonchsten, .s. Piddle, organ, 
 les-eligoaiionchem, chgoak«tnchomi:n, (D) 1 ])Iay on thai tiiMk,| 
 
 urgaii, 1 use thai fiddle etc. 
 GOKE,— [roo/ »;/,] 
 
 ('hines-goec, chin goiie, y>a.s,s. I am raised, lifted. 
 Kacs goei-mi, kaeguec, g(»ecui, c. pi. We fiy, said oi !ievii'iil!i 
 
 fljing. HirTugt. 
 Ks-goi'gtM'enii, Birds flying. Sgoegt>ee. 
 les-go.-em, gtu'cntcii, goecntcku, I'oni. es-gocestcn, c>giic(.«ut| 
 
 Vr. i;'<il. (10; I left it. 'Ks-goeesten.' I keep it littd, 
 
 not Icl it go down; us.mI for taking up a baby. 
 
'^t ijoakostoi;,! 
 
 171 v^ 
 
 GOEE 
 
 i.(fO('^HKi'"b (^) ^ i^'«itcli liim by the waist, by the middle, child, 
 
 or iinvbody else; when arresting a person. 
 Iiincs-nooeiisi, chincs-froefcus, (5) T am caught by the waist, by 
 
 the rnifidle. 
 i.fr()i'oiis. Tie is arrested, canght by the waist. 
 
 iH^irooi-uItetn, I arrest his 
 
 jiiH's gooenziiti, A chibl that wants to be taken up in the arms, 
 
 lifts liiinself up. 
 i.(roo('iis(iihstem, goetMisciehstemcn, (9) I lift him on my arm. 
 
 'Fs-g«eeuseehstems.' She holds him on her arm. 
 
 (•li<f()eiiiseni, ebgoetMisen, chgoetusent, cont. cs-chgoe6u8tcn, 
 
 os-cligoeeiisku, v. he. tr. real. (8) I raise it high up, I hang him 
 
 (ir it, denoting simply the faet of being raised high. 
 
 (hgoeeiiltein, v. rd. (16) I hang his 
 
 biiios-cli^oceusi, ehin-eligoe(hisem, chgoeeusisli, r. act. ind. luc. (6) 
 
 I hang somebody, raise somebody high up. 
 Khifoetiis, Hanging high up. 
 Lhirumiient, [chgogoieut,] There arc three hanging together; 
 
 of several persons hung together. 
 lines tgooeiisi, chines-tgoeeusem, tgoefcusish, v. loc. (6) I keep 
 
 something hanging down ; below the person speaking, or ro- 
 
 liited to. 
 h-tfoecuseni, tgoecusen, (8) I hang it down below me. 'Es- 
 
 tgooeiisten,' cont. I keep it hanging down, v. g. holding a 
 
 child by the hair etc. 
 fiiics-goeelti, 1 hold up my child in my arm. 
 i-ifoi'iMteni, goetlten, goeeltent, (8) I hold his child in my arms, 
 
 1 take up his child. 
 iiNEs-Ki i,(ioKEMi, chin-kulgDeC'in, kulgoeeish, r. ai't. ind, (5) 1 
 
 ruiso it, lift something from below. 
 liiH's-kulgoeegoeemi, red. id. For the following derivatives. 
 ikiilgoeem, kulgoeenten, kulgoeent, (;. tr. (10) I lift it, v. g. 
 
 niising a log, a stone from the ground. Cont. 'Es-kulgoeest^n, 
 
 os-kulgoeesttiku.' I keej), hold it lifted. 
 j-ktilgooe, It is lifted. 'Szkulgot^e.' What is litted. 
 •kulgDeeU^m, kutgoeeltfcn, kufgoeeh, c. rel. (17) I lift up 
 
 his or it tor him, 
 
 kulgoeeshitem, kulgoeeshiten, kulgooeshit, r. rel. (15) 1 lifl 
 
 something for him, I help him in lifting. 
 
 •M* 
 
 if- 
 
V 172 
 
 (JOKI 
 
 Tos ' ii';',-0' csirHliorr, ' n'L;i'<'(>Ii;s!iUiini, I:iiIf;'0(>t'.sirisli(MmM;t, c 
 
 (?») I lift it C.r olIuMN. 
 CIuii-.'! !;;iIl; >:" k!i'.s!)!, r. nK 1 lift sojnciliiiiL; '-'or "tliors, I 
 
 liititii.'. 
 I\;i('>i hnluoof Nliitn '{j^tii, v. rrl. rt'r. Wo lioIj» orif iuiotlior iti liiijj 
 
 we lilt I'lir otio aiiothor. 
 Kiiiw kir;.!;o '(' iiu.'<;iii, (?. rrc. Wo HCt oiio aiiotlicr. 
 It'« !vuI_!:;'>('<'Hv'.noin, I<u'^i>c(«n III, (S) I siiccood in li''tiiij_f it. 'J 
 
 kofiroofm'tn, I caiiiiot Mil it. 
 " UiiliiinHMn'itU'iii, Kij'<j;<'('oiiiin, iusfr. (0) f use it to iirt, I 
 
 witli it. V. i;. with timi lovor, Hcrow etc, 
 " K-ii!;:;n,<('inilt('iii, '•. im^tr. rrl. (1(5) I use Ins ir) \\\\ „i,|,j 
 
 tliirii;. 
 K ii!--if.t';t!int(Mi, v. insfr. Trevor, sc'inv etc., to Iil'1 .'Uivthin"; 
 
 lafc'l to lhiiiir»* to hr> liftcil. 
 I'ii'l;: '■ 'ii'in, •■-■. iisfr. f,"V(>r ctc.^ in rci^Mnl to tlw one tluit ii 
 !.ii ':i-!;u'u;oi'iMiim, M \- I('V(>r, tlic oii(> I iis(>. Mvin'roccmi'ili^' 
 
 •vcr, l>v wliicli it is lirti'<|. 
 
 \\ 
 
 \iil'j:oi'otmis, Ills icvcr, liu' oiu' ho uses iiltiii'r 
 
 111 
 
 Si;iil<ti!u<iocni, Ho that li.ts hv ooiniuissio 
 
 M. 
 
 K 
 
 \ tl'-'O'i'IlZi'ifoil, 
 
 Ho tiKil lilts a tliiiiir, tlio liftof, 
 
 ('hillOS-Ill<ulfr()(<l'UnMNI, ("</. 
 
 r'liii l<ii'L;i"'cin(Mi:',ril, (T)) I i;;"( mys(>l' up, I raiso up. 
 (i()K],—lroot of,] 
 
 Mild 
 
 1, iiiaii\\ num. 
 
 •Siihj. 'Ki4 .:!;ooiti.' /V. '( 
 
 I oi'imffl 
 
 Many, at liiflTorent phioos or timcH. '(Miia-jrooit.' I have 
 
 iiiai 
 
 wo aro many 
 
 Notr woll tlio acooiit, ainl ilo not mix with Hloi'it,' as holow. 
 
 ('h<foo<fooit, ,ii/j. Ma;!y, aiiimatofl. 
 
 (tii<fooit, iHm. Many oiiough ; littio too many. 
 
 ^'ooit, tttfr. Many timos. 'N'oI<H-gooit,' lit. If many timos, atl! 
 
 almost, -IVcl^s :.;Mi'it, opoii ti ohin-ni^Ico.' At tho utni" 
 
 stolo ton timoH. 
 Vc K-ul<s-i:;ooit, m kao-ohocholos, m-l<ii-ZL:;i'ii 
 
 n • » 
 
 Tf 
 
 you ooiiic, lie 
 
 iiiuro than throo, at tlio iitniost tliroo of von mav cot 
 
 no, 
 
 "^uiooit, >■. Tho niiiltilinlo, tlio hoiii^ many, '-fju sj^ooit.s hi t('i 
 
 kiMii.' Tho mnltitndo ot" my sins. 
 ftmouiit ! what a crowd! 
 
 Ml strooi 
 
 t!' \yy 
 
 Cliinos-g-oootm'i, ohin g<nMt, <j;(oitsli, ?•, I'nfr. or jii^''. (5) f 
 
 am 
 
 hi;;- \v<'.\ si;| 
 
 '('llill-l,'O0.'t l-H 
 
 If'Ii.'ih"- "'lOctiMi, el 
 |('s;,'(Hii('iii, !4;ooit' 
 
 ni;iK-(' it many. 
 I" j.'iicctim, i;'o(!c 
 
 tlii'iii, I nialvo 
 ["• i:(i(ilriii, ^'ooit 
 
 litid thorn pioti 
 I' ndi'diiiiiioni, "■( 
 I' i,'(M'ollt«'rn, (17; 
 I' i,fii('iic'niltom, ( 
 
 flllNKS <!OKTfl,S(II, () 
 
 il'-li, .i^tK'Inilsh^ 
 iiici'caso in mini 
 
 ^■iiclilsluMl), ics 
 
 (^) I iiiiilliply 
 i;ii('tilslioni, ;,;oot 
 find liiom miilti| 
 limes ;,'()0tolsi, | t|i 
 |f; H'di'li'Nclll, i^'octrl 
 
 iiiiiny. 
 
 ill('> L;'0('|(dson)ist! 
 
 many. 
 [iM's i;(ii;i-':i,sr, I h;\\ 
 SHOWS plontj-. 
 
 |l.N-fiOKF.(SK.AT. 1 Jij 
 
 I'lncf. 'CliioK-N^ 
 
 riiiM-;rooo:'iskat ii 
 
 f,'o to Colvil. 
 roiisk-af, Afany du^ 
 ^x-noAKsi's, Wo ai-( 
 
 bands. 
 k''iak-srisoin, n-oaksi 
 
 |tl<'S-n;(.aksiistl, Wo 
 
 ]|',U'"iiioii/.ut.' Tho 
 |M's-<inKK7,f.\l, ohin-, 
 [1 talk plonty. 
 jg<'(v,iii,.|i), gooozj 
 
ii'im-lit, r. 
 I'tliors, 1 !, 
 .!uM- ill liiiiJ 
 
 i'Vmg It. ']| 
 . to lilt, 1 l| 
 
 . ..lO lll't SliJ 
 
 iiiythiiif:;; iw 
 
 cue tliiit n-'vj 
 nxM'tiiintiv.' 
 
 178 
 
 GOKK 
 
 Iiw. w ill si;j j !"(> ', I ;mi wi'II !ui'iiis!u"', I Ii:iv(! iruicli, ploiity. 
 
 '('liiii-,iC<H'!t t-H k il|)('.' I Iiavo pliMity <»!' Iiroud. 
 liliiiN ':,!(.( tiii'i, cliiii jj;()i'iitiin, ;;-<K'c(i;s!, (7) 1 multiply. 
 losi'iicitcm, !;(»('it*.-<tnn, (S) I divido tlioin into iniiny Iractionc, I 
 
 iiKikr it many. 
 |i< (f.uctitii, i;;oi>et'rttrii, f^o(H't'st«kii, r. ranss. (10) I multiply 
 
 tlii'in, I Miako ihoin ix; ninny. 
 
 Mdiilciii, f;'t)(>il(Mncii, jioi'itciuciil, ('.)) I luivc plenty of it, I 
 
 (iiid tlicni i)I('nty, I mho plenty- of it. 
 
 oiMctmiiicni, ;;-oootniiii, (11) I find tiicy hccanio numerous. 
 |i> ifdcctltrm, (17) I incrcjiHo IiIh 
 
 I' ifllCI 
 
 tcniltt'in, (10) I find liiw to bo nnmcrouH. 
 
 PL '({0l'irft(1 
 
 It.' I hiU-oiiJ 
 
 IniNKs lioF.Tfr.siii, or fjoctnilHlii, chin-gootilHh, or gootiiilHli, goot- 
 
 il-.|i, i^oi'tnilsli^ r. hitr. iiir/i. (5) I, Tr, lii"j(»ni(> ninncroiis, wn 
 iiicrcn^c in nnnilMT, we niiiltiply in nunilioi', an by gciicraticHi. 
 
 jj;;ii'lils'l01ll, iis i;-iU'tUl!slu!ll, J/jl U't ilsllHt V M, ^Oct'l Islh^k U, C. CUllSS. 
 
 (S) I iiiiiltiiily tbi'iii, increase in number, I ])rop()gatc tboni. 
 M;ortiislu'm, ^octil.slicmcn, iiistr. (t») 1 find them increaHod, I 
 liiid tlicm miiltipiyinii;. 
 |iiii('s;i;(»{'t(Msi, 1 tliink we arc many. 
 oiH'ttbi'in, jfDi'ti' l-cnicn, 'ii^tr. (!)) I Ibink tlu'y arc nuiniu'ou.s, 
 many. 
 
 iiio L;'()i'l('ls('misti, I tliiik we arc too many, I think wo are 
 muny. 
 kiNKs (ioKftisi, I liavc ])U'uty of i-ain. *Ks-goe( isi.' It rains, it 
 
 snows 
 
 plenty, 
 
 iiN-noKKASKAT. 1 liavo many days, I bavo boon nianj' days in a 
 lis below. ^B |i|;i(r. 'ChickN goocaskali.' I want to stay man^' dayH. 
 riiiii-;ioo(';'iskat u cbin-cb-Sgoi^Ipi.' It took me many days to 
 j;;o to Colvil. 
 |ny times, atl!ML,,;,skat, Afany days. 
 
 the atiiii>«'BBix.fjo..Ksf's, "Wo ai'o diviilcil in many gronpw. 'GoaksuH.' Many 
 
 band? 
 
 loll come, tu' 
 av coine. 
 
 ksusem, ;^oaksustoii, (R) 1 divide tbeni in Hoveral bandw. 
 
 'oa 
 
 liit'sjfda 
 
 ksusti. We divide onfHcIvos in bands. 'OoakHiist lu 
 
 H'lts hi t(io;^H ||„.,,iih'M/.rit.' They f-cittered tbcniHcdvoH into sevral bands. 
 
 Isrs-dciiKzfNi, chin-^ooezin, goeo/inish, (5) I say many words, 
 
 sifoei 
 
 t!' Wl 
 
 (r)) [ 
 
 i i talk plenty, 
 
 am 
 
 K(l( 
 
 ziiiem, gdeeziiien.en, goco/.incmont, instr. (9) I spcaU 
 
174 
 
 GO EI 
 
 ]>Ieiily to him. 
 
 (;i)«!i;/,iri, Many words, ^.^gooc/.tn.' Miiltilx/it'iiin. 'Aif^utoinen 
 
 gol 87-goeo/i^l^ 
 
 I iim tircMl of him on uicouiit ol' his talk. 
 
 Chiii-googooelt, T have plenty of'vhildrer). 
 
 < 'liiii u;o<'<l:Is/.ut, I have plenty of !^o. '(Is, supplies, provision, Ian 
 
 well provisioncil. 
 ( MiiNKs (lOEftusi, chiii-^ft'iis, T 'livi le, ["•(.] ourselves iti sipm'!; 
 
 for instiinec, one goiny; to (lie first Mass, another later. 1(1 
 
 ac. *Chin-goaksust.' 
 CiiiN-ciiaoEAKs, r eat plenty, I have plenty to eat. 
 TeB-ehgoeiikseni, chgoeaksoM, i-ht!;o( liksent, r. (vnf^'.s, (8) F matJ 
 
 him eat plenty. 
 /' chgoeAksom, ch'j;oeakseni.'n, chgoeaksement, (nstr. (9) I {J 
 
 plenty of that. 
 
 '* chgoeakseinlteni, nl. (16) I eat jilenty of his 
 
 ('hin-ehgoi tikuaks, I drink plenty. 
 Chin-goceskagae, 1 have plenty ol horses, eattle. 
 Chin gocehihilini, 1 have jtlenty of money. 
 Chin-pu-goeit, 1 am polygamous, polyaiidrous. 
 Chiri-goaalks, 1 have jilenty of shirts, vostnu-nts. 
 (10¥A,—Iroot of,} 
 
 Chines-goei, ehin-goeini, or ehines goimisti, I have no eare of 
 If, I am sluggish, v. g. do not coinli, not care of ?ny clotliij 
 
 of 
 
 my appearance, 
 
 unc'ouu 
 
 (/hin-go6it, ehiks goi'iti, r. intr. (5) I am la/.y, shabby, 
 
 earelcss, good for nothing, 
 les-goeitstem, goOitsten, goeitsku, r. i\in.<n. (8j I make liim lai 
 
 ete. 
 
 ;ive i 
 
 ehgocitem, chgoeitcnicn, chgoeitcment, instr. (9) 1 h; 
 eare of him, ! am careless abiut him. '(!ligoeitemcntgu j 
 a-8ii;us'i£jult.' You have no care of \our children, 
 chgoeitemt'llem, in.^fr. rd. (Hi) I am careless about li 
 koll<;otMtein, koUj-oeitenu'n, I have ni> rnn'^ of hi 
 
 IS. 
 
 m. 
 
 CniN-(Kii'T, 1 am la/.y, good foi- nothing. 'Chiks gopti, svhj. 
 
 II, r. riniss. 
 
 (8) I make him good for 
 
 les-gopt'stem, gopt'ste 
 
 ing. 
 " goptem, goptemen, gopttMiu'iit, 'ii>tr. (9) I am good for 
 
 to him. 
 Ohin-gop'pt, I became lazy, lircd. 
 
 not 
 
 fcs rhgoptem, (• 
 count, tor il 
 |Jn-eligoj)ten, .s-. 
 
 ing. 
 Jos cligoptemltei 
 " kdlgoplcm, I 
 
 fellow. 
 Chines goptclscii 
 I('S-gOpt(''ls(;m, g( 
 
 count. 
 [Chines goptuilshi 
 cs-goptiiilsliem, i 
 of no accouni 
 ■i^^optelign, 6'. Or 
 ;us-kolg6p'ptcn, 
 'Taks-kolg(')p'i 
 to you. 'Tak 
 [iOKL,-ln)ot f,f,i 
 ■hinesgoeli, cliiiu 
 thrown awa}'. 
 ?liiiies :,'(.(' li, chill 
 
 tiling. 
 i's-i,'iieleiii, giielei 
 
 or liushuiidj I 
 go (or g'.od, to 
 LjocI, Till' reject i 
 ject ali;iii(ioiie( 
 lo.sgoclJtciii, g(„'.| 
 
 away his ,i 
 
 goeishteiii, trin' 
 thing to please 
 him. 
 
 goelsheiii, :r,„'.|. 
 tor ot. ;ts. 
 'hiiicsg,„'.|.>|, . ,._ ,, 
 
 '•Icillelrieii, .,■. jj, 
 
 "Icnziiien, >. Th^ 
 >;:i'.icm, giMknu 
 
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 los rlii,'t'j)t(Mi), ch^f'pti'iiirii^ (0) 1 am gooil for nothing on his ac;- 
 L-ount, lor it. 
 
 Vi>'Utcmon liHln-^''^"'!'^^'"' '^' ^''^" '''''''*"" ' '^'" ^''*^\'> <lisi>i»'i'tc(l, good for noth- 
 ing. 
 
 L,i^ (.li.fopicinllcni, f. rrl, (10) I uni curoIosH on account of hm 
 
 kolgoptcni, k()lg6|)tonion, (9) I tnsut hini ah a good for nothing 
 follow. 
 Iciijiics gojitt'lscni'isli, vul. nf. I think myself of no account. 
 llt's-ii-opU'lsem, g()j)lt]»L'nu;n, vol. iu-^tr. (9) I think him of no ac- 
 count. 
 IChiiuK j;o|itirilshi, lam growing lazy. 
 
 ptuilshcni, goptiiilshtcn, v. (■duss. (S) I muko him grow lazy, 
 
 lcs-y;») 
 
 (if IK) account. 
 
 r^iTo 
 
 ptel 
 
 iiru, s. One who \h of no account. 
 
 iiabby, uncoii'JJ 
 maUo liim 
 
 ics-Ui'ig^p'ptcn, k<)Ig6i''ptomen, (0; 1 am lazy towards him. 
 'Taks-kolgoj)'pLcmlcmcn.' I shall not be wanting in my duty 
 to you. ''raks-koisiiiillemK'men,' id. 
 
 iOKIi, -['■""' "/,] 
 
 'liims got'li, cliim .s-goci, r. pa-is. I am rejected, lam uinindonci.1, 
 
 thniwii away. 
 
 •jroi\\, chiii-gn( Icm, goelish, r. act, ind. (6) I i-ejoct somc.- 
 
 IIIU'S 
 
 tliiiu 
 
 los-i^dclciii, n'l'cleii, gocU-nt, I'Diit. es-got'lston, es-goolisku, v. tr. 
 lYtil. yX) I ri'jci 1 it or him, I lliiow it away, i repudiate, [wile 
 or luisband,] I Ii't it go, abandon liim. 'Ks-go^lsten.' 1 lot ii. 
 
 L'o tor 
 
 good, I'oi' I'ver, I ri'imdiate him for ever, 
 
 ii:iici 
 
 Tlie rejecting. 'Szgocl.' The having rejected, or the ob- 
 
 jiM-t altiindoned. 'l--zgoil.' What I throw away. 
 
 Ics llOt! 
 
 item, goelUeii, goelelt, c. /v/. (1(5) I abandon hi.s ihrt) 
 
 \v 
 
 awav lii."' >r it tot him. 
 
 F' jioels 
 
 liteiii, goelshteii, gocl>«liit, r. ii'l. (14) 1 throw away son 
 
 K- 
 
 lliing to plea>e him, I thi'ow away something belonging to 
 
 liim. 
 
 Ufoelslieiii, :ro('-!' 
 for oti'Tf'. 
 
 liein -I, g n'lihemenl, ''. ;'./. (9) I abandon it 
 
 linies goel,> 
 
 h . (•././. I :ib:iudon something for sonnibody 
 
 •iiieineii, -. ii.' licit reject^ everything. 
 
 oli'iiziiten. 
 
 lir i-.'tuser, 
 
 ieiii, got leriuu, gotleinmt, iiifitr. (9) I u.se it to throw a was, 
 
GOR14 
 
 I think it only pooil to throw uwjiy. 
 Go6Icmiri, s. Things thrown uway, rugs, the refuse ; things oiih 
 
 good to bo thrown away. 
 }5go6lcinin, s\ The devil, the taat away, reprobate. PL 'Sgolgot, 
 
 lomin.' 
 Sgo6Icnun, .v. Hell. 'Sgo6leniin kolinchoineps.' Hell-gate. 
 Ku sgoeleMiiii, You nre a reprobate; a great insult among luiliaiK 
 Ic8-Uol8go61cnienem, kolMgoelenion, kolBgotlonienI, r. tr. intitr. (9)| 
 
 treat him an a r<>j)robate, 
 rhincs-kolsgoelemeni, J beeorm', make myself u reprobate, I Hv, 
 
 like a repndmte. 
 Tn-ohgoiMlon, ,>>•. The reason 1 am thrown away, damned; wlijitdi. 
 
 servos my re])r()l)ation. 'TiU ttio a-szkui'n shii in akl-cli^oci. 
 
 ten ehsgoiilemm.' Your sins merit your damnation to hel!, 
 
 they ai-e the reason why you must be thrown to hell, to tin 
 
 devil. 
 Kaes-golstuei;'ui, /w. W<' iihanilDU each other, muehusi-d for nn, 
 
 away marriytl people. 
 Chines goels/.ut I, gol'lszuli, 0. rrf. I throw away myscH', 1 d.i, 
 
 demn myself, I j^ive ol niy own flesh in sacrifici' ; as tluy dij 
 
 in olden time.-, ciitliiiu; ;i piiM-c of tlieir own livini; l\v<]\ \vi;|| 
 
 a sharp bone, to ollVr it in s;u!-!fi e Inr deceasi'il r>.'lativis,'r 
 
 friends. 
 Chin-pu goels//tti, I abandon my own wife or husband. 
 Chines golemisti, r. rrr. I aban Ion myself, I gu headlong. 
 Chines golltrim.'ihi, 1 alcmdmi the people. 
 Chines-goliilkai, ehines-golalkii, pa^s. 1 :un abandone 1 by \\v^ 
 
 or husband, I am distanced in a raee. 
 Ohines-golalkai, ehin-goliilkam, i;olalkaisli, /•. ■hf. iifl- (tJ) 1 iiljiii; 
 
 don [man or wife,] I cause to divoice, without nanui,;^ ilij 
 
 divorced party. 
 Tes-g<diilkam, goh'ilk;in, golalkant, /•. fr. ri'<tl. (8) I ab;iii(I()ii, di 
 
 vorce my husband or wife, 1 h^ave b Iiiud m}' cumpetitors im 
 
 raee. 
 Kao-.sgugalalka, n. Our di\t)rcer, he of our fl)Ik^ that deserted lii< 
 
 wife or husband. 
 Tas gol Ikaiitem, That cannot be divorced. 
 Ie8-g'»rinunem, goi'liuMi, (S) 1 suce(H'd in throwing it awa\ . 'T; 
 
 gol'inun lu in znut.' I did not succeed in throwing aain m 
 
177 
 
 m.'iiHHM'fti, my liaMU. 
 iBfrolinutuni, 1 can tlirow it uwuy. /^/.^^ 'Qolemutomslon.' 
 'Tus-guluniuluiiiriton.' I cuiniol lliruvv it uwuy, cunnot puit 
 witli it, I li'<u it too inuoli, or it i.s too houvy etc. 
 olliilcm, Tthnt van bo abandoned. 
 jiNb>s<)*Ji'l'i'i'i> i quit my houNC. 
 
 l,iiieMgolip;un/^^ti, i (juit my houso, run uwuy from my room. 
 |)iiii'»g<)li/-i, cliiii-guli>.o, ^ulizuMli, (5; I ilirow uwuy blunkotB. 
 
 'Sgoiiiie.' IJlankct tluuwii uwuy. 
 ^iiit'.s fj;oIiill<Ki, chiii-<^oliillvH, gol.'ilks'sli, (5) I throw away shirts. 
 
 'SfjoiJiiviH.' 8hirt thrown uwuy. 
 liiiot^ijolijlti, i-'hin golcit, >;oKltsh, (.0) 1 abandon my childrun. 
 jjiiu.s.^oviHliini, I throw uway moccuuinH. 
 
 liiiL'ttfiualksi, I llirow iood uway. 'SgOulIcH.' Ri.'iu8od .ood, tho 
 ret'uHe of the table. 
 
 Liigo«il/.iiiom, ugoeiziii, I reject his words. 
 
 jNKs (Joi>;ou.sTi, t'hiii-f^oIiM.hst, I refiiH-' my hands, I refuse to 
 H\i»k*i handrt. 
 iiu's ffoltclisi, ciiiu ^oitxhs Ml!, I refuse .somcbody'n hand. 
 [jr,)lr(ii>;om, ;fi>U;clim,'ii, f;oiciliH(.'nl, r. ti: (8) I ruliiso hia hand, 1 
 lllin»rt avviiy his liaijil, wlion he Htrotchus it out to Hhuku liuiidri. 
 |m;sj,'»i(^iihumslii, 1 iclu.se to shake liundH witli people. 
 \s:f()l(lisniu'!^ui, We nfuHo each other our hand.s. 
 
 (■1|K1« IlH'h, ■•<. 
 
 l\Ks-h.()i.iioKM, rliines-kolgo;'', j ass. I urn ruined, di^liouored, 
 |h|)iiil((i. 'lv^ kuig.iil.' It is tbrgiven ; meaning tlie otlenee, it 
 li." ilirowti iiv^ay, it is Npuiled, v. g. u horse aliused, field sp()iled 
 ||)V' rultit', iT liad etc., suid als > of u woman abused and 
 riiiiu-*i. 
 
 -S|)ok;in M will siiy, 'Chilgoil,' in all these derivatives. 
 Li:^ k()ljj;iu'.li, <l>in kolgoelein, kolgot-lisli, i;, act. ind. (0) 1 ruin 
 iiijiii liiiii^ "r M.mi>l>ody, I damage sometliing, abuse it; hence 
 iur<;ivo M>me debt or sin ; [not to somebody, r. *«/.] 
 i{!i;i(. Ui'ii), kolgoel'len. kolgoil'lcnt, r. tr. rial. 1 destroy il, 
 litM', ^jtiii il, viama^o it; hence I forgive it; the otl'eme or 
 |iii. 'Kotj^oericii ill -heshi.t(,'in.' I'inlavi, corrupi^pullim, 
 
 i'u'ii hi ill L!;uilLi;iiiii, I throw away my debt, destroy my in- 
 Lhlcdiit "«s by paying. 
 \uv\..:i .1 K'li', 1 .Miii.vi, al.'olish, remit the sin. 
 
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 178 
 
 GOEIT 
 
 E8-koVgo6l8t8 lu kutkuliiiit UMo, He forgives Iho groatost nIiim. 
 
 Tort-ko1{f()(>lltem, IcolgoiMlten, kolgm'lolt, i'. nl. (16) I dcsirj 
 
 his cancel his or it for him, T forgive it t») him; Ii|.|,| 
 
 T absolve him from his sins, T forgive him hia debt, as to 
 T destroy, ruin, aimuU his debts. 
 
 N. B. — Always ho mindful that this verb requires llie HpocifiuJ 
 
 )f th 
 
 !(• iK'rsoii t()r<riven, 
 
 1 
 
 uiid of the debt or sin forgiven 
 
 governs directly tlie jterson (orgiveii, or in whose fa 
 t is porformeil. 'Kolgoellziii lu teie a-szkucn.' I t 
 
 vol' 
 
 or';il 
 
 you your sins. 'Kolgocllzis lu teie u s/.kueii.' ITo forijiJ 
 your sins. 'Kolgoellcnicii hi guilguiltiinii.' I forgive ilisiii; 
 you, your debts. 'Tie kolgocM lu a-s/kuilleie,' ^w.s'.s. Yo[\t> 
 are forgiven, destroyed, cancelKMl, [not expressing by wlm 
 TcH-kolgoelshtem, kolgo»Mslileu, kolgoelshit, r. )'<}. (H) T fuiv 
 him; Romcthing not expressed j T desti'oy something to In 
 or for bis sake, for love or hatred. MOsia. lu teie es-k 
 
 stem, u tarn esia lu skeligu ks-kolgoelslitiin. 
 forgiven, but not every man can be forgivei 
 
 All 
 
 OW 
 
 sins cm 
 
 )lgotlsl 
 
 lem, 
 
 )lirot 1 
 
 sluMnen, r 
 
 ril. (9) I forgive that. 
 
 others not expressuil, T f'.Tgive that d.!it, thai insult, tli; 
 referring directly and expressedly to the sin or objc( 
 troycd, and implieilely to the sinner, 
 kolgoelshemltem, (10) I foi'give him tl 
 
 II' sin ol 
 
 [anoll 
 
 HT 
 
 fiod person.] 
 
 Chines-kolgoelshi, v. ffl. T destroy something Coi- sonieboily 
 Tes-kollgolnunem, T can forgive that 'Taks kolgollmiiui,' 
 
 cannot be forgiven, destroyed. 
 
 " kolgoUnultem, I can forgive him that 
 
 "N'kolgoiMten, ^•. "What di'stro^s il, wlial I'oigives it. 'Xk. 
 
 lu teie' Forgiveness of sin, what lorglves sin. 
 Skolgoel, ff. The act of forgiving the sin. 'S/.koIgoel.' Tiicii 
 
 ing forgiven the sin ; the sin forgiven, the thing destrojull 
 rTTT.N^-COETLE, T do (pii<l:, go (jiiick. 'I guetle u guk,' 
 
 started ([uick, inimeilialfly, without delay, he weiil iii.iL 
 
 with a quick step. 
 Oi'tetlc, ii'fr. huji. Quick, do not delay, do ipiiik, speak witlni 
 
 lay etc. 'Ku goetle,' ''</. 
 f hines-goetb'chstl, chin-gni'tli'chsf, go; tlechr.tsh, u. iitti,[')/ 
 
 lick, T hn 
 
 rry up in a woi 
 
 •k 
 
 I'dctlc^clisteml 
 
 cligozim, tts^ 
 giiziisiclieiii, g( 
 iiMMnilai!!, past 
 moiitifnm. 
 
 lines Lrii/,ii>iclieni 
 liii-tgoziisicheni, 
 
 aiii-zg(izii»iciicni, 
 
 |igo/,i(l)ii)elgii, Tfi 
 
 |n(li_i;'ii/,icliiMeIgiin 
 
 pass the word of 
 Mp>zakHcm, ngoz 
 puss. 
 ngo^ciUvscm, ngoz 
 
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 (.^.loctli'di^tcin, goctI('( liHtiMi, goi'tlecliMkii, t(M/.s.^'. I muke liini do 
 work ^[^^^^^\i. 
 
 <rootl<(li!«tom, gootl(H'h8tomcn, instr. (0) I du quick tbut. 
 ifdctlt^cliHtcmltom, (IG) 1 do quick tliut lor him. 
 LfiK'lli I'll'-*, 'li<^ Ii;iviiig liuri'icd, or tlic things doiio in a hui'ry. 
 loKl,—lrnot of,} 
 ls-thgo('ztt'ni, «@"Ohgoczt. 
 (ligozim, ftarCligozim. 
 
 iriiziisi( liciii, gozus'ichoii, gozusichout, c. tr. real. I cross that 
 niDiiiitiiii^ l'!V«« ovor tlic top uf tlie inoiwituinj I go over the 
 moiintnin. 
 
 liiK'sifn/iisicliciii, cliiti-gozusich, T cross a mountain. 
 iii.t"Oziisichoni, T was the first to cross the mountain, the divi- 
 iliiig ridge. 
 Ijiii-z^ftPZiiNiclietii, I come across the mountain. 
 i(f()/,i(liiiu'l_ifii, Tie passed by the house. 
 L ilii;(i/,i('liiiielgnni, chgu/.ii'hinelgun, T pass by his house. 
 jiNKs-Min/rsi^ (•li...i's-ng()/.i'is, jmss. I am passed by. 
 jiiiuw-ii"oziisi, cliin-ngozuseni, ngozusish, r. act. ind. (6) I pass 
 bv, na^s ovor, jhrtrtinsco^ T go on without stopping, I pass by 
 his Ihiusc, not in front, but by tlie win(h)W siile. 
 ii"ii/ii>rin, ngozust'o, ngozusent, /". tr. real. (8) T pass by that 
 kidge without stopping. 
 >im'^-ii"-oziis«''lsei, chin iignzns(Mse, ngozusclsesh, rol. (5) I go 
 I'i'i'iii till tup of one moniilain to the top of another. Second, 
 i like to ( ross mountains. 
 1-11 '•iizii-rlsi'tn, ngoziiselstcii, cn/w. (S.) 
 mil<;o/,c]seni, milgozelsen. I i)ass in front of him. 'Ko-mil- 
 
 
 Tie passeil by me, in front of me 
 
 nip 'Zip, lie jmssed by my door. 
 i-n!i;iizi(hinem^ ngoz'ichen, T pass behind l\Im. 
 |i\Ks-N(;(tZAKsi, or, nguziiksi, cliin-ngozaks, ngozaksish, v. intr. 
 
 (f)) r (ross tlie ri>iiil^ go out of the road, T transgress, tres])ass. 
 iiiLjiizaksi'in, ngozaksen, ngozaksent, c. //•. real. I go out of that 
 
 rcail. 'Ks ii^dzakst-ru lu skolkoclts Kolinzuten.' You trcs 
 
 pass the word of God, the coniandments. 
 
 iigozi'iksoin, ngozaksten, I make him go out of the road, tres- 
 pass. 
 
 !igiiz;\k-a'n), ngt(z;'iksemo'ii, (0) T find him crossitig tlie road^ 
 
out of it. 
 
 Cliiiuis ni^o/'Kx'Jsl, vi?. 
 
 li'K iikuliipi/dkMoin, nkiifns^'07,.'il scnion, (0) I Iriti^ liim \ui;<>.[\, 
 
 with nu' (lilt of tl»o mud. 
 Ko-iil<iiln<;ozi'ii<H(iiiis t'iHAlngt, My ontnm<N> prouifbt tnc along (J 
 
 of tlic roiid, miitlo ur^ •••anstprcHS. 
 Ks Nno7,Tt*-«, [I'roTn, '(^oc/.t,' /i''."'s'.] Ovor and nbovo. 
 l^'H-nchi^ozt '.Horp, nchjijo/.ti^Hcn, ru'hgojsti^Koiit, (H) I pay, jrivpj 
 
 over and aliovc. 
 " nclitjojrf u I tcfn, (in) T pay him this, over and sihovc. 'NoniJ 
 
 o'ii"!i<^o/,liUtgH }i\ konikoinonlgu.' You will give me ovJ 
 
 and abovt( what you stole from mo. 
 CuTVKs'jozfpt, [(Vo.i\ *go/'z/] chin-gozipom, fjo/,! pish, r. uct.'J 
 
 (fi) r arriv:- too lato. 
 fo" ;ri>/,(\nom, goz<^ji(»n, gozrpont, cmf. cs-gozt^patcn, r, tr. rd 
 
 {^) I arrive loo late at that, at him. 
 
 " g'Xi'p'tom, I arrive too late at his 
 
 (/hiiiv's n<ji;o/,pzinj I am too late at meals. 
 
 Chill !;oIiii|^()/.('^p i'sti. liuumon, F cntorefl too lato at (hiirch. 
 
 Kaes go'.p'Jtii.'t^!!!, Wo [lass or.c aiMtlirr oil a roml fVoiii ofiposj 
 
 sides, 
 ('hin go/,p6I, I arrive too late. 
 Ics gozpi'dom, I am to > Into at that. 
 Goigoiit, 'I'/j. Sharp, eiitting/ said o! axes, knives, arrows oiJ 
 
 point and b!ade, the o[)posite oC, 'liiilt,' dull. 'I- ks goigoiit 
 
 Lot it be very sharp. It must come from 'Gotim,' totm 
 
 a^Ciotim. 
 Ios-goigo;tem, n-oigitit'stcn, goigoitVkii, v. fiiuf^s, (8) T make itli 
 
 come sharp. 
 
 " goigoitltem, v. r<i. (10) I makt' tilings his 
 
 Note, *Ies-goakiisem,' means only to grind, file .i tool, 'Ics-jfoigi 
 
 ton",' uieaiiB to m:tke it rea'Iy sli;»r[i. 
 I goiu8Hhcn, A sharp pointed stone. 
 Goh'zin, \. A fish, sharp-faeed. 
 C,0\7~\rnot of,-] 
 Bs-goiz, It is out short. 
 Cliines-goizi, ehiru'N goiz, goi/.sh, r. /)(?.s'.<!. (.5) I am cut sk 
 
 'Tgoiz.' It IS ri'alh- cut short. 
 ChincN-goi/.i, chin goizern, goizisli, v. Oi't. bul. (H) I nit HomotliiJ 
 
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 L^.jroiarin, j^oi/.cn, goi/A'iit, <:ont. cH-goizstcn, c8-goizsku, v. tr. real. 
 («) I sliortcn il, cut il sltorf, I ciil ii iiicco, sen ■. 
 
 goizllom, goi/,Uc!ii, guizlt, r. rt7. (10) I tiliortun \m or it 
 
 for liim. 
 
 jfDizsIitcin, goizslitoii, V. rd, (14) I holp him in cutting bhort 
 
 Honu'tliiiiy-, r till rtonictliiiig Kliort for his Bukc, I cut hoiuo of 
 
 liiij 
 
 .•(ii;Bhcni, gni/,>.lic'mon, r. rcl. (0) I cut short that for others. 
 [|,iiii's-^oi/.shi, r. /•(■/. I cut Hhort sonu'thing for others. 
 ijoiz, Till' (lilting short. 'Szgolz.' Wliul is cut short, tho huv- 
 
 iiig cut short. 
 U oi'izi'in, g<>'i:'.o»>c'n, insfr. (9) 
 loifi't'z, [giiig'io/,,] a'fj. Short, 'figuiguo/.,' 'lim. Little short, 
 
 short enough. 
 iil^MiigurZHhin, Short-legged. 
 Lroij^nczt, Short. 
 ||iim;s (!oizi.K(H'i, chin-goizligu, goizlcgus'i, v. pass. My harvest 
 
 or li;iy is cutting, [cutting short on tlic ground.] 
 |iiih's gdi/.h'giii, chingoizU'guni, goizltgiiish, r. act. itul. (G) Turn 
 
 harvesting, reaping, mowing something. 
 
 ijnizlci^iini, golzjcgun, goizlcVuut, v. (r. real. (8) I reap it har- 
 vest it, mow it; T cut tluit wheat, oats etc. Cont. 'Es-goizlt- 
 
 (rust'.Mi, es-goi/.lcgusku.' 
 i^^iii/Jcgiiltcni, goi/.lc^gultcn, goizlcgull, v.Vil. I cut his hay, 
 
 harvest. 
 
 cfoizli^gushteni, goizjj^gushten, goi/.lcguslit, (;. rel. (14) I help 
 
 him in haying or harvesting, I cut sunietliing for him^ or 
 
 some of his 
 
 |izli"guten, s. instr. Tloaping hook, reaper, cradle, what cuts 
 
 short etc. 
 ;oi/.lv"g!un, >. My liai'vestcr, or mower, meaning the man 
 
 hired. 
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 [!;oi/.liguten, 
 
 or mowed. 
 kgi'i/.l'gii, p,ni. Wliat I iiavc mowed or reaj)cd. 
 l-rniL(ioi7.v:i-(UiM, chilgoizilgun, cliilgoizclgunt, v. tr. real. I cut 
 
 >hort Ills wool, 1 slicar linii, v. g. dog, sheep etc. 
 
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 Rs-chilgoiz^lgii, Shorn, fonsn!>. 
 
 ros-chilgoiztlgnhem, (16) I slicjir his 
 
 " clii}goizelgijs!il(Mii, (14) T liol^) him Nlioariiig. 
 Ohilgoiz^lguten, .v. A pair of shears, inRtrnment to shear. 
 l-8zchi^goiz«^lgii, What I havt^ cut, the wool out. 
 TJs-oozXks, gii/.aks, Short-cut-noHtMl. 
 I(>s-goz61<som, g(i/.;U<s('ii. (8) T rut his nose short. 
 T!s-onnofzKAN, ji>n-!. pass. TTc Ii;is the licad shorn, his hair is rji| 
 
 short. 
 ('li;no«-c'hgoizlv-ani, chin cligoi/.kaii, cligoizkansh, paxs. T have Nlinr| 
 
 cut-hair, 
 f 'hines chgoizkani, cliin-chgoizkaneni, ohgoizkanish, v. act.ind.[^\ 
 
 I cut the hair sliort. 
 Ics-cligoi/.kancm, chgoizkan, chgoi/.kant, r. tr. real. (8) I cut bi-l 
 
 liair. 'Kocligoi/Jvaiit.' Cut niv hair. 
 " chgokkafieiii, chgoizkanciiH'ii, i)t!<fr. (9) T use it to cut hair, v,| 
 
 i;. scissors etc. 
 
 i'. son. 
 
 •' chgoizkciilcm, (16) T cut the hair of hi:-* v. 
 
 " chgoizkiislitcni, (14) I help him to cut hair. 
 Chiiies-nchgo/.kam'lsi, rul. T wish to cut uiy liair. 
 Cliines-digozkanzuti, ref. 1 cut my own hair. 
 ('hirics-cligdzkaiiiiiluisi, I go around cutting liair. 
 riigozkaiicnicn^ .s. One that affi''ts to keep his liair short. 
 Sgucligi/izkanein, a. Barber. 
 S'chgoizkan, v. inf. The cutting hair. 'Rzchgoizkan.' The !iaii| 
 
 cut. 
 Kaes-chgozkanmenuegui, v. Vic. "We cut one another's hair. 
 Ks-kolgoizpkaium, I cut his hair on the hack, al tlu- occiput. 
 
 " ngoizem, I cut his forelocks. 
 
 " kolgoizpeseiM, T shave his (heeks. 
 7es goikoni, goikoii, goikonf, v. tr. real. (^) T pierce him, Islstj 
 l;im ; a sharp pain as plurisy etc. PasK. 'Es gokoj^oikom.' IJ 
 feels a sharp pain laccting him, he is laiiceted hy sharp paiiiJ 
 Ksg(nk()ko, Lost. Td. ac. 'Oselzut.' B^Oos. They say, tlib 
 
 a newly imported Avord. 
 l.sgoikoko, What T have lost. 
 Chin-goikoko, T am h-sl, ! hliinder, made a mistake. 
 
hilgoiz^lg'ti 
 
 ?hcar. 
 
 is liair is (ai 
 ,<. I liavp slwr 
 V. act. ind. (f j 
 . (8) I cut 
 t tu cut liiiir, v.| 
 If. son. 
 
 r f^lioft. 
 
 ciin.' The ki! 
 
 >v's liair. 
 
 K- occiput. 
 
 •CO liim, Ists 
 
 ojfoikom.' H 
 
 by sharp ]m 
 
 'hey say, thi> 
 
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 GOK 
 
 IflOKO— [roofo/,] 
 
 |('liiiict)-""ok(»iM'i, chin-goliuin, gi>Iv«).sl>, /.'. intr. (G) T .soparulc my 
 siir, I [lart with. 'Ne ku-gok6iii lu tel a-sgd-liii.' If you sopa- 
 ralo yourself from your busbuiid. 
 IriiiiK'H-gokonii, chin-gokomiin, gokomii.sh, v. act. ind. (7) I sepa- 
 
 nite something. 
 
 lies <n)k(»niiin, gokomistcn, gokomistciku, v. tr. real. (10) 1 sopa- 
 ralo him, detach him or it. 
 
 (fokoinlti'm, (17) T separate his 'Ko-gokomiltt.s lu un-nogo 
 
 rioj^ I'ilimigum.' The c'.iief separated my wife i'rom me. 
 I'likomshitem, gokomshiteri, golcomshit, (15) I Jiolp him in 
 separating somebody. 
 
 gukiiinshisliem, go.ioMishishciiKMi, I separate it for others. • 
 ^'liiiies-gokomshislii, Scpanilc something for ollicrs. 
 iKs-iiOiiiKUSEM, gokucuscn, gokueusent, cnnt. es gokuuuston, n. 
 cop. tr. real. I separate two things, distribute. 
 
 gokiieuhcm, (10) 1 separate him or her from ror....i.'Ko- 
 
 gokueultem lu i-sgusigult.' Tiiey separated my children from 
 the had company in wiiich they were. 
 |-;s.gi)kiieu8, They have been separated, 
 liiiics gokoMZiiti, V. rec. rejf. I separate from somebody, with 
 
 whom I was living. 
 ■s<j;i)I<(iiiszriteni^ gokonszutemen, (9) I separate from him. 
 " gokolcomnunem, g(Jkokomni\n, (8) I succeed in separating it. 
 
 [ukolcomnultom, r. rel. (16) I succeed in sejiarating his 
 
 kdkoli'iu. Inseparable, that cannot be separated. 
 IS gokokonmutem, That cannot separate. 'Crokokomnutemists.* 
 
 lie can separate them. 
 Idkiieiisti'ii, N. Screen, sieve, separator. Chngokueusten, .s\ Bran. 
 iiiNKSdoKoi'Kiisr, kaes-gokopeusi, cop. We separate from one 
 
 another, [married people.] 
 i'sguk()])t'usem, gokopeuseinen^ (0) I separate from him. 
 
 iiku'gokopcnscm, nkulgokopeusemen, (9) I sej)arate Irom 
 Iiini, r find myself separated from him. ''XknlgokopeiHi'mon- 
 ti zi t(lie.' Sejjarate yourself from bad company. 
 LiU's oiikojiclisi, "\Vo, [s"V('ral crniples] separate, divort'c. 
 ["liineskulgokomenzuli, /(/. 1 separate myself from. 'Nkulgoko- 
 nioiizutiiiient lu a-snkulpsai.'.' Separate yourselves from your 
 foolish c('mradcs. 
 
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 Io8-cligokiu';usem, chgoUu'.'usten, I leave them there apart, ppop!? | 
 
 food etc. 
 Ohines-ii^okonim('>'Mi, T wish to flcpurato myself. 
 Ies-ngokoinm6lsoin, ngokomni<!somen, I wish to Bopanito iroui 
 
 him- 
 Gokornnunizutcn, .<?. IIu Ihut Kcparates one from another. 
 Gokous/.iiton, s. He that soparatos in two. 'Ango lu kt-gokoin| 
 
 ziitis hi skMigii.' An angt^l will separate the people in two I 
 
 clan<f08. 
 Chngukueusten, .«• Chaff. 
 NgoknpiKiiiks, .s. Forking road. 4ffirPronounccd, 'Ngiil<upu»aki| 
 CHINES GOKOLSKSI, I am snoring. 
 Gokolknemcn, A snorer. 
 Chines-gokolkHomluiHi, fre<j. 
 Szg6kolkH, The Hnoring. 
 
 GOlj, pn'i'. Fur, on arrcount pf. 'GolatLm!" What for? Why? 
 GOLALKA, |#-(;<)oloiri. 
 GOLSTUEGUI, l^Goolera. 
 GOJihVK^J, Vfirhxii'ul 
 Chiiics-golzMii'tulii, Bh»>"Z'lK'tn,. zehom. I go up an intlinod plaj 
 
 teaii, prairio, at the hegluning of it. 
 Chinos-golshifnchi, [ arrive at the middle of a plateau, or hillodiJ 
 Ohine.s-goltagol(in('hi, I continue on the bluffs. 
 Chinoa-golieuHonionchi, I arrive at the micWIe of a hill going up. 
 Chin-z:r(»licusoinencli,' I conic down to the middle of the hill, 
 ('hin-golshistcticli, I went on tlic side o1' the hill, namely; kccpip/l 
 
 between the top and toot of the hiH- 
 Chin-goltkok6it'!j;ii, 1 arrive at the foot ot the hill. 
 Chin-golkakatlpunch, 1 arrive at the foot of the hill going up. 
 Chinos gulirapiipshinmi, I [\m jealous. J^rtiapitn. 
 ChinesgolshitiiRi, I go ahead, ftfayShiit. 
 Chinos-golzkozini, 1 prop it up. titf^-ZUum. 
 GOLGO.AL, .«. Slu-cp, mountain slit'i-|. ; nnt.-d also inr comnml 
 
 mutton. 
 Kaelgolgoiil, Lamb, the one born O' the .shc«ip. N. H.— It doal 
 
 not denote the real lamb, but an ofi'spring ot a sheep; wliiell 
 
 can bo oven old. 
 Golgolrtelgu, Shoep-t«kin. 
 
 Golko. s. W 
 
 wagon. ."/. '^I' !!,•:>■ Iko.' Wheels, a wa on vitlil 
 
•> |i>r cominonl 
 
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 fear wheolB; 
 [(ijoglko, dim. Small wheel, a wheel-burrow. 
 Io8g6lkoin, golkoinen, g61komont, inat. (16) I use that wagon. 
 f« .rolkoincltoir, instr. rel. (16) I use his wagon. 
 ;;bineMg<ilkoi, chin-g61!<o, golUosb, v. pass, or intr. (5) I am rollings 
 
 I am whcoloti, I go on wheels, I travel with a wagon ; or the 
 
 rolling of the wagon, or of the wheels, I am turning. 
 JhiiiosgilUoi, chingircom, golkoish, v. act. ind. (6) I am rolling, 
 
 wheeling something. 
 L>s};6lk()in, golkon, gclkont; con\ os-golkoston, os g61ko8ku, v. tr. 
 
 re<d. (8) I wheel it, roll it over. 
 
 ffOlkoltem, gulkohe.i, gilko't, v. rel. (16) I roll it for him, or 
 
 his 
 
 golkoshtem, g6!k )8hten, g^lkosht, r. rd. (14) [ help him. 
 
 rolling, I urn rolling b »raothing !6r him. 
 
 grtlkoshim, gjlkushomen, golkoshement, r. real. (9) 1 roll it 
 
 for others. 
 
 ^hinesgolkoshi, v. re!. I roll it for others. 
 biiiiCH ngolkotjlsi, r. vol. 
 
 Chines golkonzLti, I ro'l myself ove", as horses and pigs. do. 
 p8-golkonunem, I succeed in rolling it. 
 kolkomiinl. He succeeds in rolling himself over. 
 Likonzaten, s. The roller. 
 Igolkotem, s. IiiBtrument to roll things. 
 ^iigolkoM), s. One appointed to roll. 
 ichiigolkoene, part. pass. lie is run over by a wheel, or wagon. 
 
 l^Chih 
 b8c'hiJ;;olko«inom, chi'golkoCnen, chilgo'ko^nent, (8) I roll over 
 
 him. 
 
 diilgolko.'nltom, (16) I run over h's 
 
 chgolkomen, s. Gun worm. 
 iHiNEsooLK^Lfcuui, chin giilkcT gum, golk^ltguisb, v. act. ind. (f) 
 
 I pliiy with smiill wheels or circles, jouer d la roulette ; an Indi- 
 an play. 
 
 [tlkole^uemoit, .s. A. gambler at the wheels. 
 fcgolk6lenu. The |'lay ng at wliee's. 
 hgolkolegutcn, s. The. play wheels, la roulette. 
 \OT-[ro(jt of,] 
 Vsgotini, gotontcn, gotint, cont. es-got'sttn, es-gotest^ku, v. tr. 
 
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 real. (10) 1 cut it short, moaning a cut by tho breadth, noti 
 
 Icngthwifio, T ruin him, by preventing him to hucooimI in Noinf.! 
 
 thing as it wore, I cut him off, le lui coupe Vhcrbc dcssous lA 
 
 pieds, T play him a trick. 'OotoiiU'im.' Je I'ai foutu. 
 les-gotltom, goth6n, gotilt, v. reJ. (17) T cut short his 
 
 gotshitom, (15) T cut for him. 
 
 got'tnuncm, I succeed in cutting it short. 
 Chincs-gotpmi, chin gotip, I am cutting, fccor. 'Gotcnt6n, u (aj| 
 
 gotip.' I tried but it woul dnot cut. 
 Chin-gotip, chin-kufgotiji, I cut myself, [I fiiilcd,] lit. Jc vkna^nA 
 
 conper. 
 Ics-kulgotim, I ruin him, I cut him off; T spoil his chances. 
 " gotemincm, gotcmin, insfr. (11) 1 use it to cut. 
 Gotcnzuten, s. The one that cuts it short, 
 les-got^-'usem, gottuseii, gott^usent, i". tr. cop. (8) I cut it in two,lij| 
 
 the middle. 
 " gottultcm, i;^(. rct. (10) I cut in two his 
 
 Ea-got«ius, It is cut in two by the breadth, us a rope, cabress. 
 
 CHGOTfeNK, A cropped ear. 'Chgotgotcno.' Cropped ears. 
 
 Ies-chgot6nem, chgotencen, chgotcneent, (8) 1 cut his ears. 'Chgol 
 
 t6neis hi Malkus.' He cut the ears of Malchus. 
 " chgotgotAneni, I cut both his ears. 
 " chgoten^Hem, (16) i cut one ear of his *Chguten61zinli| 
 
 an-gattzin.' I cut oft" one ear of your horse. 
 Ngotenakan, He has the ear cropped at one side. [NgutenaJcanJl 
 Ngotgotenakan, [ngutguteniikan,] He has the hair cropped ii| 
 
 both sides, 
 les-ngotenakanem, ngotenakan, ngotcnakant, (8) 1 crop hin hiirl 
 
 at one side ot the ears. 
 *' ngotgotenakaho?n, (1(5) I crop the hair of his at both sidesi 
 
 of the ears. 
 Es-kolgoeteznmi, His hair upon the ear is cut. 
 Es-ngoatkan, His tresses sire cut. 
 les-ngoatkanem, ngoatkan, (8) I cut his tresnes. 
 Es-ngotihiguKchin, Ho has the tongue cut off. 
 Chgoti)ps, Eob-tail horse. Second, A low spirited pers<»ri ; tk;| 
 
 Indians having no esteem for a bob-tail horse, 
 les-chgotupsem, cligofiipson, chgotiipscnt, (8) f crop thi- tail 
 
 that horse. 
 
 jlcfl-clijiotupUem, 
 l)fooTi)s, An aniri 
 |Chinc8-ngotdsi, ] 
 
 les-ngotiisom, ng 
 I" ngotuiteu), (! 
 
 Es-CIKlOTSUiN, ch 
 
 icsclif,fOtshinini, ^ 
 
 legs. 
 I " chgotgotshnii 
 
 ciigolshiltcm, 
 ICVottiliinzut, Ih 
 
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 Esguttlisoiii, Cut 
 
 S'gotilcs, Cut-nos 
 
 Kgotiisinzuti, He 
 
 |le.s-iigotaivsom, I 
 
 ESGUAG'OS, «J 
 
 rhguiigoze, Pock 
 
 3UAGUALIGU, 
 
 juagualigukun, F 
 
 3UAGUAAT, ac/ 
 
 iVAL—lroot of,] 
 
 [chin giialli, i-gu;i 
 
 'hiiiesgiijilmi, chi 
 
 tremble, to slu 
 
 ^I's i^iialiiii, giuiloiii 
 
 (10) I cause il 
 
 [Jhinos-gualpmi, 
 
 shaking. 'Gu! 
 
 stem t-KoIinzL 
 
 thin-gitiilgual, I ti 
 
 li's-giialenilttni, (1 
 
 giialiiisiiiteiii, ( 
 
 soinetliing of 1 
 
 giialsliislicm, (J 
 
 liiiics i;-uals!iislii, ( 
 
 'liincsgiiiilguaiilsli 
 
 PlllMlS iir.U.i'KfilN'l, 
 
 wa\criiig^ skill 
 
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 that horse. 11 
 
 |lcs-cli{i<'tupUcm, (16) I crop the tail of his horse. 
 IkootOs, An animal whose head is cut otl. 
 Ichincs-ngotilHi, I cut off heads. 
 
 Ics-ngotiiscm, ngotilscn, ngotusent, (8) I cut off his head. 
 
 |i( ncotilHcin, (16) I cut off the head of his animal. 
 
 Es-c'iKiOT"^"'''^* chgotgotaliin, A person with logs cut off. 
 
 Iescli"'otHhinini, digotsliintin, chgotshinttku, I cut off one of bis 
 
 legs. 
 \<i eligotgotshnim, I cut both liis legs off. 
 
 i> chgotuhilleu), (17) I cut the log of bla 
 
 ;"h.rotsliiiizut, lie cut off his own log. 
 Jsi^oltliwom, Cut in several parts, always cross-ways. 
 S'gotiik.s, Cut-nose. 
 
 vVotksiiizuli, He cut oft' his own nose. 
 Ics-ii""otalvscm, I tut off his nose. 
 iSGUAflOS, adj. Pock-marked in the liice. 
 ;!li"uagoze, rock-marked all over the body. 
 JUAGUALIGU, s. Fox. 
 Jua'^uiiligukuu, Fox-skin hat. 
 JUAGUAAT, adj. Brave, laborious, a worker. 
 JUAL — [roo? oQ 
 
 chin giialii, i gualiish, (.0) 1 tremble all over, indeed I tremble. 
 Chines giialmi, chin-gualmlui, guahniish, v. act. ind. (7) I cause to 
 
 tremble, to shake. 
 ^isgiialiin, gualoni.itcii, gualomcntcii, gualomstcku, gualemcntd'ku, 
 
 (10) I cause it to quake, to tremble, I shake it. 
 !;!hino8-gualpmi, chin gualip, gualipsh, (5) I become trembling, 
 
 shaking. 'Gualip lu stoligu.' The earth quaked. *U gualp- 
 
 stem t-Koliiizuti-n.' God made it quake all over, repeatedly. 
 !]!hin-guulgual, I trembled. 
 JesgualcmltLiu, (17) I shake hia or it for him. 
 
 gualiusliitrin, (I'l) T help him shaking something, I shake 
 
 something of his, or for his sake. 
 
 giialshishcm, (9) T shako it for others. 
 iiiiics giialsliislii, (()) I shako somotliiiig for others, 
 lines giialgualilshi, I went on trembling, 
 kIIINKs (iiAi.i'KfiiN'i, cluii-gualplcoiii, gualpkcinsh. My head is 
 
 \va\rni 
 
 !g, skakliig. 
 
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 CliIviy-ai'XLcnsT', chin gu.ilciisl, ;^ualf;hsl8li, v. intr. ref. (h) \\ 
 
 Htrotch forth my haml, T NhuUe my hand, I muko a m«>tionwiiil 
 
 my hand, I move my hjiiid. 
 I s-giidlchscm, gudlohsten, guuIchMku, (8) I Btrett.h his hand 
 
 make h\n hand move, Hhuke. 
 
 " gnalehltem, (16) I cxtctKl the hand of his 
 
 ** chgtialdiHtcm, chgiialchHtcmeii, ehgudlchritomont^ instr. (9)| 
 
 strotch mv hand towards him. 
 Chinks nuXLsniNi, chin-gualshin, giialshinsli, (5) T move my (hot 
 
 I make a step. 
 les gndlshinem, gu'Jshin, gii.llshint, (8) T move his foot. 
 Chines-chgualshini, I make a step toward, I move on. 
 Chines chgugu.!ilshini, red. 
 IcH-chgiiiUshinum, chgualshinemcn, (9) I make u step towards hig 
 
 or it. 
 Giiamkan, etc. 4®"Giicm. 
 GUAS, -[roof y/,] 
 CI)inos-ngu^;'si, chines ngusul.si, vol. My heart is fierce; iikoubcarl 
 
 fierce hearted. 
 Ifts n^^nasalscm, nguasi'ilf-cnien, nguasalsoment, (9) 1 feel ficnjl 
 
 towards him, I bul'y him in my heart. 
 " nguasalsemltem, (16) 1 am ferociously disposed towards b:g„, 
 Chines ngimsalscinisti, u</. nf. I am cruelly disposed to nijsel'j 
 
 [as devils hating their own sell.] 
 Kacs-nt^iisalsemtMiinigni, vol. rrf. We arc fierce hearted to odiI 
 
 a»iothcr. 
 l-nguns..lsemen7.^tcn, .>'. IIo that fools ferocious towards me. 
 Gusris, a<Jj. A fiorce-looUing man, a bear, metaphorically. 
 le3-gus»!8eMi, giis<Wmciii, (9) I find him looking ferocious. 
 " chgusosom, (9) I look ferocious at him. 
 Chines gualsems/.»')li, ( Iiiii-gualsemsz/)!, (5) I play the bully. Is! 
 
 mj'st If fi^Tce-'oo! inp-, throu;^h rage or malice. 
 CtiiNEfi-riiJASZANi, (5) I speak fiercely, as a black guard, 1 spcull 
 
 like a bear. 
 Ies-ch<^uas7.aneni, chguaszanemen, (9) I speak fiercely to hinil 
 
 1 u'!y him by words. 'Goliat es chguaszanemists hi solt'i'l 
 
 Goliat was speaking fiercely, bullying the army. 
 CiiiNKs-GUAsXcirsTi, (5) 1 ait ferociously, I act, do as a blacli| 
 
 guard, Jtodomontaic. 
 
 M;,'iiLM\iisoin, gut 
 
 i-giittnchstomlilf. 
 
hcavtod to oml 
 
 189 
 6U£M 
 
 pjicfifrimviclistcin, ohguasdilistomeii, (9) T trout him fcro<;iouBly, 
 
 Ihuily liii". 
 [•jIlNB'^f'UKKUSI, T show the fis*, an insult offered only by 
 
 nicr, showing; thoir fists in the fuco of another, au to btriko. 
 
 |^Nzu16h under zclim or zil. 
 tsi'iiLMiiiseni, gniikuson, gu6ku3ent, (8) T show him my fist, ly 
 
 way "t insult. 
 
 jfiiikultcm, (16) I show my fisl to his 
 
 lacs "iioloiseniiegui, Wo show the fists in the face of one another. 
 
 liinc's-^'iiialiii, I slight .somebody in my heart, I think little of 
 
 lilm. 
 irruincMHCiTi, gumelscmen, (9) I slight him, insult him in my 
 
 lii'ttrl. 
 
 jriim^lsemhem, f think slightly of his 
 
 bines j^iiincicicmisti, I think myself slighted, v. g. because bo 
 vJHits others, and not myself. 
 
 Uiinielsorizuton, y. lie that slights mc in his heart. 
 
 kiNES-oufeMziN', (5) I speak slightingly, disparagingl}', [it dooa 
 not iTioiiii insult, as 'Guas/.uiii,' but to speak in a contemptu- 
 ous, slighting way.] 
 
 |iriioinzinciii, gucmzincmon, (9) T slight hint by words. 
 
 L's-,:;iieiiizincinenuJgui, rec. We speak slightingly of one another. 
 
 liNEs GUKMcnsTi, (5) I act slighting, I slight by deeds. 
 
 IgiiLiinIistoni, gu^mchslenicn, (9) I slight him by deeds. 
 BSfj'uemdiBtomemtgui, rec. We slight one another. 
 anesguonu'hstcmltuniHhi, I slight the people. 
 h's-^uoMuhsteniltumsh, You are the folks I slighted, 
 t-giitinchstomlilt, kae kuelilt lu kae-nkoizten, The have sligh- 
 [led us, they took away our widow daughter in- law. 
 
 JEM, or guain; [Wholy different from the foregoing.] 
 ju(iir., or es-guam. It is dyed red, painted red, absolutely, with- 
 [out iiuluding the kind of object which is red dyed with ver- 
 Imillion. 
 
 iguem, rt'(K Painted red, several spots. 
 
 juC'in'm, giicmen, gu<>mont, r. tr. real. (9) I paint it or him 
 red with vormillion. Conf. 'I^s-gufcmsten, es gud'msku.* 
 feiii, ,<. inf. The painting red. '^zgui^m.' What is painted red. 
 luein'm, It is coloring, getting colored, it lends itself to bo 
 
100 
 
 GUKM 
 
 <lyed red. 
 
 Ohiru'H gui'm', (thin-gufcm, ^urniiHli, r. art. 'tid. (0) 1 paint withi 
 
 folofB. 
 Ice-gu<inilt(!in, v. ref. (16) I puint his 
 
 " giH^iislitcm, (H) I luilp liiiii ill p;iiii(itig rcil. 
 " giid-nishcni, giK^inshcMUMi, /'. nf. (0) I jiaiiil it n«J lor (.tlicrj.| 
 Ksp;M('mH, [not gii'iMsIi,] Fii'c paiiili'il red; Iinliaii style df pi, 
 
 itit llioir fiiccs with vortiiiihoii. 
 ChinoH giiriiiHi, I", iittr, (r)) I puint inyHflC rod, my (tico otilj, 
 Ii^H giirinscm, gu.'niHoti, gill iii'-cMit, r. tr. i\iil. (H) I paint red In'i 
 
 not my f'aco. 
 " gu6tns' tom, r. /.'. (10) I paint ivd tlic laic oC his '( 
 
 m 
 
 Hizin lu iv s'itui 
 
 T 
 
 [laint your son w 
 
 d. 
 
 rticmHoin. irut'tns(<mon. m 
 
 '» r> 
 
 <tr. (0) f usi' it t" paint my facerti 
 gurmHonudtcni, iuKtr. ril. (10) T us(< his to paint inyfj 
 
 YM 
 
 I •( 
 
 iii.inst!mi/,it\ III an iiiztMiu'ii. 
 
 r 
 
 use yon I* vei'iiiilliiinJ 
 
 paint m} f'aci-, F jiaintcd my faci" with your vcrmilior 
 
 igucms 
 
 ((.'•I, A. Th(^ n>a>oii w liy T ])aint !ii}S(df' with vi;niiil 
 
 In-ol 
 
 lcH-('hi}gU(VnsliuK'm, (8) I pain rod his forehead. 
 
 " ngiirn gufnllccMti'in, (8) T paint rod his shouliicr-top. 
 
 " milgnemrlsom, (8) I paint rod his breast. 
 
 chguoinelpsi'iii, (8) I paint red his neck's hack. 
 
 « 
 
 <rum:rui 
 
 melisem, (8) I paint red his liaiids. 
 
 " ohgiiam'ilk'dtein, (8) T paint red his throat outs',(h\ 
 GuamAlko, Red painted wood. 
 
 ChguaiTiaI!<o, Paiiile I dvvv with red, [of wood.] 'r]s-clii;«iiiiili| 
 
 cs-chno.'.lUo.' It is i)ainted re<l and white, part of it 
 
 rod, 
 
 1 
 
 an 
 
 I part oC^t wliite. BSsyPo. 
 
 IS 
 
 liaiDij 
 
 loR guainalkom, guamalkon, (8) f painted red that log, plankc 
 
 Es-au.tvKW, Rod colored lu^ad, naturally. 
 
 N. R. — They call 'Ks giiamkan,' a roan horse, hoeauso usualljl 
 
 has a reddisli head. '( 'hgiiandcaii.' r?e(l pointed lica^l 
 Ics-('huuamlcan' 
 
 111, (]\'S\i 
 
 ainkan, cli^^^iiamkaiit, (8) T jiainl 
 
 head or hair, not only the face. 
 Chines-giii'im'lka^i, J have a red spotted pointed dress. 
 
 Ies-i:;ii.iin' 
 
 IS"!!!, iriiai; 
 
 ii;'i!ii'lkasi-nt, (S) 1 paiiih 
 
 shii't. 
 
 GiTi':i', 
 
 Es iriit p. 
 
 'f "/,] 
 
 II 
 
 IS St re we 
 
 ^tl•(••A•Il, 
 
 ^f s!r.!tii, 
 
 [It 
 
 mean:- 
 
 sjircadiiig soniet 
 
191 
 
 (JUKP 
 
 spn-ml, iit'l slrclc'Iiotl.J 
 
 Ihiii''^ W"''l''» *■'»'" K"^'i'""'i ii'ii-ljiMli, f. ar'. ind. I H|!r»!u 1 rtoino- 
 
 tliiii^f, sterno, 1 oxt«;M(l. 
 ^H-j;iii|'<'m, ^'iK-I'"", j^iK'l'oiit, cont. nH-guipHton, 08-giu' jihUu, r. tr. 
 
 mii {^) ^ N|'i'«ail it on jc rttauJcs; uiid it govcriiB tlio thing 
 
 siminl, V. g. tlio bliinlict, (ariK-t, (.loth etc., and not tho placo 
 
 on winch it iH Kpi'i'ud. Kijr'Gupun. 
 
 I'lit'iiltrm, r. Vtl. (1(5) I mIivw \\'\h or it lor him. 
 
 ^riiijiHlilcMi, I', ni. (It) I Htr»'w Honiothin<j for him, 1 help him 
 
 Htn'Wirig. 
 
 (fiii'imhenj, gm'pHhcmen, v. ril. (9) I Htrow it for othora. 
 >im'Sf;urj>Mlii, I spn-ud soriicthiii^ l'.>r others. 
 Zjfu6i>, What I Hjircud or strewed. 
 L'|)Iji, v. riirpet, h(>(Idin;;, when the hed is spread on the floor, 
 
 anytliin^ stretched on the floor. 
 |iiioHguej)cIl>i, chiri-mu^pelp, gu^plpsh, v. intr. Iain earpeting, 
 
 Hpiviidiiif:; something on my flnor^ T have my floor carpeted, I 
 
 hnvo a ciirpet. 
 LfU('plpein,}^iiepIpent. (8) I carpet his floor. 
 |-ciiii.(iiJKiKM, (ihilgutpen, (H) I spread it ovur. I9*'(^hil. 'Es- 
 
 (•liUji;ii(ip.' It is strewn over. 
 
 diUgmipttem, (10) I spread his over. 
 llgiit'iK'nuin, V. A coverlet, wliat is used to strew over; not on 
 1 a floor. 
 
 thUf^ui'peni ni, chilgu«'peneen, chiJguepenoont, (8) I spread 
 lover liim, 1 cover him with carpets etc. 'Chilguopeno«intom 
 
 hi Jesu Kli i-lpiUalgu.' Jesus Christ was covered with white 
 llinen <;loth in the sepulchre. 
 
 |thilgUfpcneUem, (Ki) 1 cover his 'Chilgueponeltom lu 
 
 iHki'ltichs i-tpiUal^u.' Jlis body was covered with linon cloth. 
 Iciiilgiiepenem, chilgiiepeiieinen, chitguipenement, inatr. (9) I 
 |cover iryHelf with it all over, 1 strew it all over, I use that to 
 
 cover niyselt. '.Icsu Kli chilgucpeiu'Muis lu i-p'ikulgu.' Jcsum 
 
 Clirisl was covered with linen spread over him. 
 
 cliHgut'pentiiilteni^ I leel covered with his 
 
 Iiilguepoiic, lie i> covered with things strewed over him. 
 
 jiM'ii.MJi', li is >trelchid on the ground, ol' skins etc. 
 
 |e.s-giKpil(':gui, 1 stretch sonuilhiiig on the ground. 
 
 jiii'liili i;uui, ifuepilcgiii), giicjiilcgunt, r. fr. Ktal. (8) I sproud it 
 
 I 
 
 
 M 
 ad 
 
 t 
 
 i 
 
>^ fft 
 
 our 
 
 on tho ffround. 
 IcH-^ucpiKi^ii'ti'ti', r. rvl. (Id) f nlroltli (in tho ^rotiiiii IiIh ^ 
 
 Hproiul it 'or liim. 
 " KiiopiltN^iiNlitiMii, (11) I Mtrotth HuinotliioK for liiiii on 
 
 ground. 
 Rm Nnirici'.XKM, Tho nind in curiH-tod, it is Hpread on tho roud. 
 loM n^ilo])ill<Ntuii, n^iiop.ikscn, ii^iu<pul<Nont, [M] I curprt liimoj 
 *' n|{ii(-p(kkltOMi, n;{n(>ptil<h(>ii, [1(1] I i'iir|iol tho roii*l of Iijh 
 " n){iiop6lcHorn, n};u()j).(l<M('UU)n, n^tiopuKHOinont, innt. [()] j J 
 
 pot u road with it. *Ngiii<pjKHoniis In <;!iiikultii'hull<N.' >J 
 
 nehant in via pallia sun. 
 " n^iU'pal<Hhtoni, {\\) I carj)!! a road to • h'm. 
 Cliuu^l*'8, adj. Orio oyo blind, vy« ovorHproud, ovor-mtrown bt| 
 
 fluni or rtUin. 
 Cli;;iip^inip's, IJIind of holli oyoH, having tho oyoM rovcml wn 
 
 ])olli('lo or thin Nicin, 
 Ikh Kiil.(iu^.i>KM, kulgiK^pHtuti, (H) 1 covor it, Hcruon it, hy \\\mm 
 
 <'urtuin botwoon. 
 GitfcZKN, or giiixon, .s. [Pronoiinrod neurly 'Iliii/.on/ withuy, 
 
 HO liard UH in othor words.] Aj^uoHt. A pi-rson livitif; wj 
 
 nn(»thoruH u groat I'riond. 'In-giii/.on.' My Iriond-giicHl, 
 
 livoM with mo. '(lui/.iN.' IliH giioNt. 
 los gnixononi, or gudKonom, gUciiononiun, [0] I take hiia w 
 
 gUOHt. 
 
 KaoMgui/.miC'giiT, Woaro gtiostn, wo live togothor uh t'riendH, 
 GUI, -[roof «»/,] 
 
 ChinoHgi^i, oliin gi^i, guiHh, v. intr. [ft] I go. MirT-kot, chijiii 
 Sgui, .>«'. inf. Tho going. 'S/.gui.' Tho having gono. 'liU 
 
 H-tigi^i.' On ucoount ©f your g<»ing. 
 CMiinoH giligui, red. I go now and tln-n, or wo go 8ovorally. '& 
 
 gikiui.' (io away oach «>no Hoparutoly. 
 N. \^. — In tho plural, if Movoral go togothor, Ihoy profcr to 
 
 *Kaos-t-ki)Ot.' If thoy g(» scvorally, thoy uso always, 'Ki 
 
 gUigui.' 11' Hovoral go togothor in ditt'orcnt bundH, 'Ki 
 
 tkutkoot.' 
 Chino.slgiiigiii, or chinoH Igugi'ii, dim. I go tor a whilo, \v?tli 
 
 slowly. 
 Chino8-giii, ehin-g.'.iom, giiisii, r. act. ind. [6] 1 make Hointi 
 
 go. 
 
 Il I •>.;,' 11 i, TImCi' In 
 
 III ^K, sfht. 
 
 ^H^'i'iinii.guicn, , 
 
 (S) I inalo- h 
 
 iiicaniiig NJrnp 
 
 (|c|it'n(|('ii||y ( 
 
 li'( liuilly, noi 
 ^{liiilt'iii, giiilti 
 llir liiin. 'S 
 li(ir.>*(! away, <n 
 It'll." Mriiig h 
 
 iKJJiiiNlllclll, gl'liMl 
 NIIIIH'lllillg of I 
 
 liiin in Mialiing 
 
 ;,'iii.sli('iii, gillMJ 
 
 it!Hi,'ui(iiiii(!giii, V 
 
 |IINKS-OIIII,fi/HI, /)•( 
 
 f,'iiiliiisfrn, giiihil 
 iii-^iiiliiiHl(Mi, VV 
 'Ta i(^|)l iigiiiliii^ 
 /.oMliin hi Iklngi 
 cling. 
 
 NM;,'illliii,s|cn, .V 
 il\KS-\f)l IKI.si, clii 
 ITKN, .V. McailN, w 
 
 Tkaclgiiilis 
 way tnv him. 
 Iii)iri(\ 
 INKvorl.syi, ,.|,i„.. 
 
 HC Vli. 
 ^'IliNlCIII, glllMtMIS 
 IIM('N-tr|,,s^,„i^(i^ /•*■// 
 illf.H|<,Mli^r|,s(i, ,/,„ 
 
 "t'a fliild. 
 <Viiifl<Mi, cli^iii 
 ■liu'iii^tcmltftn 
 '^'Ai^-'W v. .\ „..■ 
 
 INKS-dlsTKI.I Isi, / 
 
 it'll liviii:r. ,f,t ;,!„ 
 
 
oiiiid hiH. 
 
 tho lOud. 
 cari>»t li'm roji 
 I'dtitl <>!' liiK. 
 
 innt. [0] 1 i» 
 ttichulUH.' >fJ 
 
 iVor-Htrown bjJ 
 
 PH covorod Will 
 
 II it, hy plminul 
 
 on,' withtti/,11 
 r.Hoii liviiij; wl 
 lrioml-|4ueKt, ^ 
 
 tuko him i\* i 
 
 UH t'riciulH. 
 
 •T-kot, cliKiii 
 
 iL'lH, 
 
 111.1 
 
 <;ri 
 
 TIki"'' '"* '*"""' ;4;'>iii'. 'KjtM;^ Ilium.' Simiu Noily i« nuiilo 
 
 ti»K' 
 
 ril, Ht 
 
 lit. 
 
 i>r liiiu on tll|^B^•;{>'|> 
 
 • 111, ^I'lit'ii, j^i^ioiit, (•'*///. O.N ^I'iiMloii, «'s f^uihUii, I'. lUiusH. nal. 
 
 >y pvvft'r toi 
 irtc ulwiiyc, 'K 
 [•111 bttiulH, 'R^ 
 
 while, Willi [ 
 
 muUc mM\\ 
 
 (M) I iiiiilu' him or il ^o, I h«mii1 iI or him, 1 hriii^, <'urry It, 
 incitiiiiiK ^i'>i|''<y '''"' ' ^^''" l>'^v«i iho jiorHoii or ohjttct ^oiic, iii'- 
 ,|(>iii>iMh'iitly «»r iiiciiiiM ol iraiis|)or(utioii. I muku him f{o ur- 
 ic iniill}, iM'< <»iil> I «<""l him. 
 
 ,fi'iiilt'iii, K'"''''"» K"''*> '"• '■''• ("'^ ' '^'""' I'''* "•* ^^•■illH it 
 
 lot' liiin. *N<'m Uo-^iiill;rii III iiiMtlHiiiitriirttoii.' Hriii^ iiiy 
 
 |iiirN«! iiway, ovoii Hlt>uliii^ him. 'Nom ^liill^ii hi i-ri(;huiMU>iiN- 
 
 Icii.' Ilriiiji him my horHt«. 
 
 i.,fiii.sliltTii, f^iiiwlilfii, K"'"'''» I'.ril. (Il) I hriiij{ uwiiy, muk« ^o 
 
 iiicthiii^ ol' his, I imiko Homotliiti>{ |;o lor hirt Hukit, I holji 
 
 liiin ill niakinj; Noim-lliin^ j^o. 
 
 hi'iii, ^i^irtht'inoii, r. nl. (!>) I makr ii ^o lor olhurs. 
 
 L'lllS 
 
 ,.mfiiioiiiu!><in, 
 
 VV 
 
 «> maK(t oiH) aiiolhor iro 
 
 K" 
 
 NKS-(iiiii.fi(si, fici], I ^o ultcM, \ Hill roaming. 
 
 Iiiisciii, f^iiiliiiHori, r. tr. ciiu,s.s. (H) \ mul<o him ffo oiivu. 
 
 iii-j^iiihiislt'ii, What I iisr to ^ro, to ^o roijinl, v. g. horNOH etc, 
 'Th i(^|ii-nf;iiiliiiMt«>ti.' I havo no mi'aiiH to >ri> aroiiiiil. M-hzo- 
 xoshiii ill iktiigiiihiistoti.' My logn will hi; my iiioaim of truv- 
 
 t'liii«. 
 
 sii;;iiilnisti'ii, s. 'rim plai'd wln-n! oii»' travilH. 
 
 INKS-Nfll IKI.SI, chill-IIJ^IIU^lM, ritl. I w i,sh to ;(o. 
 
 [iiTKN, •">•. Mt-aiis, way to ^o. 'Klf^uildi.' Mcaiiv. way lo return. 
 'Tkiifl^iiilis.' lift him have room, iiasMiiLjc to roliirn, iiiuko 
 wa> lor him. ''r-ikiinlj;uittii.' lift luc have a jmss to }j;o back 
 
 Ikiiiuv 
 
 1) H»5Vorally. 'C^BinkmiM.'-./i, chiii-^iiiist /.jii'ist-h, r. rcf. ('); I |.o, y. »/iV 
 
 n »'<<(.•(, inc 
 
 «(' Vo. 
 
 •^^iiislcm, ;j;iiistmst(ii, j;iii.stmskii, r. ntti.s.i, I inal<t' liim walk. 
 'N-ifiis<;;uisti, r*'//. 
 
 .s-ljjiii'^iisti, i/nii. I ifii lor a whil*-, a lilth- MiHtaiKu;; alH(» suid 
 III' a r'liilil. 
 K'hy;irihl<iii, ch^iiiNlcmt'ii, (!)) i j^o to iiiiii, jr in'i'.n raix i:hfZ lui. 
 
 IIIK 
 
 Liiii 
 
 i'liiriii> 
 
 ti-tnit 
 
 cm, 
 
 (m I 
 
 iro to lllH J III r'Ji VlIlK I 
 
 h^z 
 
 .'ion . 
 
 'S^miHi.' V. A Willi;. 
 
 '/.f^iiist. 
 
 Tl. 
 
 11' walk ji'iNl. 
 
 liNKs-(ii sTKi.iIsi, r. n I'. Jr'/. {'^j I w:illv ofloii, I i:i!<i' a walk, I 
 
 :ni 
 
 I li\ iiiLf. u'o ;i!)i)iit, I iiiii a vai^ahoiid, I takr ;i irip. 
 
V 
 
 194 
 
 GUI 
 
 IcB-gustcluiscm, giistcluiscn, v. rif. f'req. tr. causa. (8) I make 
 
 go around, T take him to a promonaio. 
 
 " gnstcluiHom, t». rcl. freq. carnffi. rrf. f tak c around liis 
 
 JEiU i-sgnstclms, My going around, my life, my being alive J 
 
 living. 
 <Lu i-azgustoluis. My having lived, my past life. 
 Ln iks-gustoluia, My future life, what I hIkiII live yet. 
 hn i-sgugiistcluis. My traveler, my people on a trip. 
 I-nfusteluisten, s. My means of traveling, of living. 
 I-engustelmsten, ■■<. The place of my travels, my country, 
 
 world. 
 hu in-chuguateluiste?), ^\ The reason why T am around tnivdioj 
 
 the reason why T live. 
 Gustfemcn, s. A hard walker. 
 
 Chines-ngustc^lsi, rel. vol. T want to go, jr. rew.r mVn aller. 
 ChincH-gustoltgiii, (5) T am ji^ot, T walk on my feet, I have 
 
 horses. PL 'Kaes-tkotulegui.' 
 Chines-gusguisti, red. rrf. I walk on stilts, 
 Gusguisten, s. instr. Stilts. 
 Chines NOUSTftiiOnr, ehinos-ngusgnstelgui, red. 1 go from loiriMj 
 
 lodge, loafing. 
 Ngustelgn^men, ngusgustelguc^men, >'. A loafer, going from hnrnl 
 
 to house. 
 Ngusgnst^Iigu, adj. A vagabond, going from tribe to tribo. 
 Chines-ngusguHto I'csulip, I walk in the flames. 
 Chines-gustdiksi, I walk in the road. 
 
 Chines-ngu8t6tikni, I walk in the water, T wado a river afoot. 
 Chines-ngusteusi, I walk in the middle, between. 'Es-ngtisteiJ 
 
 in sniapk^;inion.' TTe is walkiiig in the stn^ets, hotwtl 
 
 houses. 
 Ies-ngust(Misem, ngusteiisen, (S) f walk between them. 
 '* ngusteuhem, v. rnp. rel. (16) T walk bc^tween his ainnin 
 
 his. 
 Chinks OHILC! I tsrt, chires-cliifgusti'liiisi, I walk on the top dI....! 
 
 'Kues-ehiVgusteliiisi In I'l'snlip.' Von tread on the tfipollifi 
 les-chilgusteluisem, i\ (•(??/'•>!. (^) I make him walk over. 
 Chines-ehil^gnstechini rsgi\imt<'ku, I walk' over the ice. 
 Chinea-ehifgustc'^tikni, T walk over the water, tvuhtdo nui.i r iifb\>. 
 TesebngustcMiseni, ehiignsl«;tiseni'^n, cb'igii.sleu^'^nient, (0) I wai 
 
 to bim, bctwee 
 
 jlXErf-NCilJSTKIiZKl 
 
 fcs-fluigiii>tL;l/.eni, 
 
 room. 
 iiiiioseligustulko, 
 
 iiios-koiiiigutepi 
 ftiiiuvs-cligiistehiiic 
 liiuos-gusgiiszncti 
 
 a ri';or or lake 
 |s-inilgiistcIsom^ n 
 
 iigiisli<rhiMem, i 
 s-cnat'iEM, I go t 
 
 cliscliguiem, I 
 
 clisc'Iiguihcm, I 
 
 Tlii.s i« the reas 
 iiiic.s-k()!gu.stel.si, 
 
 lii.s presence. 
 i-iigiistaukiuiem, 
 
 Jown. 
 
 giiht()>ii..SL'iii, (8) 
 l-OtlMENKM, guimi 
 piii(;s-guinicn/.uti, 
 
 in soino place, 1 
 liimiiulegti, s. Tra 
 
 able, inipassablo 
 jiiiitoin, It can go. 
 ^iNEs-GLiusi, 1 brir 
 ;;'iiiusuMi, giiiiisen 
 guiuUeni, (10) I 
 away thy son. 
 zguiusem, zguiu.- 
 7.-iiiu!tein, (IG) 1 
 III a-.^kii,sc, nem 
 tihi 
 tguiusem, (8) I 1 
 
 flis--iu;..-,ciii,cli.sgi 
 
 cbsgiiiultem, (10^ 
 bring !;is actions 
 tt'ie.' You brout! 
 
195 
 
 GUI 
 
 to him, between people. 
 liiiNKS-Ntii's'^^-'-^'^^ clHii-nguBlelze, I walk in my room. '' 
 
 s.fliiic-uhtijl/.oni, (•hii^ustclzcmoii, (9) I walk up to him in his 
 
 room. 
 Iliiiics-cliguslulko, I walk on a horizontal log. 
 Liiios-koHiigutcpi, 1 walk in fi-ont of the door. ; i 
 
 Biiiies-cligu.skhinclgu, I walk by the bide ol' the house. 
 Iiiiios-'nisgiisziictiku, T am walking on the shore, on the bankij of 
 
 a ir;cr or lake. ^ 
 
 s-mil"iisttlseni^ niilgustelsen, I walk before him. 
 
 iioiistic'liiiioni, ngustichin, I walk behind hini, at hiu back. 
 Is-cnat'iEM, I go to see him. a®"Chgiiiem. 
 
 clischguicm, I go for this. 
 
 disdiguihcni, I go to him for this. 'Shci lu ehsehguimUzin.' 
 
 Tlii.^t i.s llic reason 1 went to see you. 
 bincs-kolgusltlsi, or chines-milgustclsi, (6) [ pass before him, in 
 
 his presence. 
 Is-ii'iistaukaiicni^ (8) I pass by his head, supposing him to lie 
 
 down. 
 
 iiiif,li)hi4.soin, (8) T pass near his forehead. 
 ictiMKNKM, guimen, itictr. (9) I travel it. 
 lius-guiimnzuti, T go by myself, I need no horse, no boat to go 
 
 111 some place, I bring myself Homewhero. 
 [linimilegii, .s. Travelable country. 'Tasguimniilegu.' Untravel- 
 
 ublo, impassable region. 
 Bu'iteiii, It can go, 'Tas guiutcm.' It cannot go, unbecoming. 
 jiNEs-Gbiiisr, I bring somebody. 
 ,j^iiiiiSom, giiiiiscn, gmusent, (8) I bring him, I lead him to 
 
 guiuUcm, (10) T bring his 'Guiulzin lu a-skuse.' 1 bring 
 
 away thy son. 
 
 zgiiiusem, zguiusen, (8) I bring him in, I lead him in. 
 
 /.giiiulUni, (10) I bring in his, or him for him, 'Nem guiulzin 
 
 111 a-.skii.si', iiem clzguiulzin.' DucMit d rcducam filiunx tuum 
 
 tlhi 
 
 tguiusem, (8) I bring him ahead. 
 
 tlis^'iiiu.-itjiii, ch.sgiiiu.sca, I report that. 
 
 rlis^iiiulU'in, (10) I tua(h him that I repurt his 1 teach, 
 
 bring !;is actions to the presence of him. 'Ko-chsguiullgp lu 
 
 tt'ic' Yon brought the malice to my knowledge. 'Ghsguiiklt- 
 
^ GUI 
 
 frii ?ii l<iiiiui]l<H In iii-zuuf.' You (urrit'd my Hfo tn Ihr I'm 
 
 yr)ii reported me to the Priost. 
 f ■iliNJM zorh, r come this way. 
 
 N. R. — By i)r<>tixinic ^ to all the forojtorie (1('rivaliv«!S, cvorv oi 
 • will (*h»ri<.^e the nieaniiig of {jjoinj; into conuiiiij ; v. g. •Zguisii 
 
 hpkcin,' I brought in, T niado wheat conic. 
 i.MiiiH's-fgiii, I go hence, I advance, T go first, I go to meat. \m 
 
 apply tliJK / to all the derivatives of *gui,' and each one J 
 
 mean to go ahead first. 
 fniNKs-Nofn, chin rignieui, (6) 1 go after, jiursuing some one. 
 Tes-nguieni. ng.'.ien, nguient, (8) I ]uirsne liiui, follow his tnu'ks 
 
 ;ittacl< him. 
 SgAiten, s. Track. 'Sguitis smgtirl,iti.' Trac Us of a grizlv !«,■ 
 Ngiiiten, -t. Trail, <>sciij)e way, place to go hy. 
 (Miguiten, .s\ Tlio reason wh}- he goes. 
 (fnii>men, A goer, '(lusti^rnen.' A hard walker. 
 Sgfiiemtekn, .■>'. Tee, as water that can he traveh'd over, 
 (iuimen, Sfinen iininvdf.. 'Sgiit.' Vttn nnilicbre, iitide Konaiif, 
 ('hines giiianskani, My liea<l is not going, doting, n/^/o/^'f/•. 
 I-SNKUMitU, He that conn-s with nic. 
 IcH-uknlgiiiem, nkiilguinien, nkulgainieiit, font. es-nkiiiguim^K 
 
 vol. T carry, make him go with mo; not that I go with b. 
 
 hut he whom I cause to go with me. 
 Ko-Td<iihgi,';imentgii, You take me along. 'T'seiilku u nkul^uiK 
 
 lu stilem.* The river carries tlie boat along with itself. 
 
 les-nkiilgiiimHem, (16) I carry along his or it for him. 
 
 N. B. — In composition gdi is made l;ui. 
 
 (Tiin-ki'dstomisti, I go to trade. 
 
 Chin-kuiskolinzuti, I go to get man-ied, T go to marry niysci!, 
 
 ^niTKPKr.P, .^ Kose-bush. 
 
 Sguiujidlk, ."<'. The red bulb containing the rose-seed. 
 
 SCiriKN'T:, ,v. Pnckly pear. 'LVpt-gui('!ie.' Prickly iHiin. 
 
 try. 
 CUTGTJKTUI->, .x. Animals, beast in general. Any walking nii 
 
 ving being, 'hu in-guigueiul.* My cattle etc. 'Tani kuki 
 
 guiguaii'ili.' You must not be a beast. In comp. 'Skagao.' 
 
 SGUIUPS, s. A kind of serpent, whose skin is used to (ovi 
 bows; of the fiizo of rattle-snakes, but not poisonous. 
 
 GUIKU, pass, ft is dressed, said of skins <lressed by passiiij 
 
ku u tikuJ^uinii 
 
 197 
 
 GUIL 
 
 stoiio over them to smooth them. 
 Iciiikiilvii, It is hoi n^r dressed, it gets dressed. 'Tas guikuku.' It 
 
 iloi's not dress, non si concia. 
 Ilcsiruikiini, giiikiiii, guikunt, v. tr. real. (8) I dress it, passings 
 
 slorit! over. 
 
 f^iikiriiikuii, nil, I 
 
 (j;iiikiiltem, (16) I dress it for him. 
 
 criiikiishtem, r. rel. (14) 1 dress some of his, help him in 
 
 dressing. 
 
 iKiu'N.nuikushtiiogni v. rd. We <lress for one another. 
 Iciiiiics fiiilkijshs'zuti, i'. rd. ref. 1 dress Cor myself. 
 Ilcs-guikiishen, gnikushemcn, v. rd. (9) I dress that skin for others. 
 |('liiiH's-fj;iiil<ushi, V. rd. I dress for otiiers. 
 |('liiii('s-j,nikiimluisi, trcq. 
 Iciiiiics-iigukiimclsi, rol. 
 ](>s-!j;iiikiuiunt'm, giiikunun, (8) I <ii'an him, I beat him entirely gam- 
 
 liliiij;, 1 siu'<c'(hI in winning liis goods altogether, je lui gagne 
 
 tout non hut in. 
 
 o'uiknnitUeni, (16) I dean his I win his 'Guikunulzin 
 
 hi an-gatlzin.' I won all your horses. 
 lliiikumiMi, .?. iu'tr. To dress hides. 
 KdofdOlK, Stunc to <lress hides. 
 \\VlL,--[root of,] 
 
 -VA'Wi. <iiij. Sonnd, in good health, fiainis, 'I-chin-guil.' I am 
 well, 'l-kukw-guili.' Me yon whole, health to you. 'I-gul- 
 <riiil.' /'/, 'Chin gnilguilt, u ta i-<hin-guil.* I am alive, but not 
 
 W«(ll. 
 
 k'uil. >•'. Good health. 'J^ii I'sguils n tlil.' 
 
 htkI died suddenly, without sickness, 
 kgliiltrulsk^lign, K. A soim«l person. 
 iTiilil. ''''/. Snvnfu.i, .«>" .oiiriii. 'Chingnlil.' 
 
 1,'iilil.' 1 got well again. PI. 'Gulgulil.' 
 
 fhiks-gulili, Let me get well. 'I-chiks-guili.' Let me be well, re- 
 main in good health. * 
 
 [Juriuteni, That can get well, sanabilis, vitalin, vivere capax. 'Tas 
 uuriutom.' Tie cannot get well. Insanabili.'s. A feeble baby> 
 non oitalis. PI. 'GulguI'liitcm.' 
 
 Igtilgiiiispuus, Tic has the heart living, not dead yet. 'I-ku-gul- 
 
 He was in good health, 
 
 T got well, 'Chin-eles- 
 
\ 198 
 
 ^ fSUITi 
 
 ;rnilsitiiri«.' Vonr licurt is alive. 
 
 Tgiil,i;-iiilsk/'l(i('1i, TTo luis ll\(^ luxly livinjf ycf, jilivo. 
 
 T cliiniliniils, i <'li;!;iilu-iriI1iV!, IT'' li:i:^ fli'' eyes liviiiir, uHvo. 
 
 fJUK(;iTTr/r, [f,'Mil}rniIt m/. of ^rmj,] r. rrf. Alive, living. 
 
 Cliiiics Hiiiilirnilti, chin :;iiili^ii"ilf, ^!;iiil;_;!ri!t':li, r. //(/;•. nf. (!")) T live. 
 
 Rguil;j;iiilf, N. '■?//. The Iwino- alivi', tlif liviiii^. 'S/.giiilgiiill.' Tlio 
 liiiviiiL^ livi'il, wlial our. lias livcil. '[,11 I'l si^-iiilgiiill.' Tn mvl 
 lifcliinc, wln'ii T liv(\ 'T-,11 !'il;s-i;'iiiI;^Miilt. ' Tn my Cnliiiv IifJ 
 'Lii risz-;^nil<j;irilt.' Tn my past lifo. 'Till rikH-zguilg 
 
 In wliat sliftuld have been niv lif'o. 
 
 :ini alive a<rain. 
 
 Chin-"! ";tiiliriril<, T iret well a-^iMin, 1 
 
 Htlll. 
 
 Chines ;'iiilirnilti, (lun-ifiiiliririltem, "cuil^iiillisli, r. nri. iiul 
 
 iiilt 
 
 am livip. 
 
 quicken some one, T save 
 
 > o 
 
 (<5) 
 
 Tes-giiilgiiiltem, jj;iiil;i;tiill's(en, j^'iiil/^uill'skn, r. rau.'iK. (8) T m;il;e 
 
 h;in live 
 
 '^. V>. — ^Sume s:iv, '(iiii!i:;nilsten. 
 
 Tc'leM-giiil<fnilfeni, <'l_mii!'^iril('sten, elgnilf^iiilt'skn, v. intr, (8) 
 
 make Iit'iii 1' 
 
 V(^ 
 
 aiA'ain, I sivc liim, I lilierafe liim fVum d 
 
 (':itli, 
 
 <\ 
 
 'iSgiiilj^iiiit'skii III a-i^ngain'us. 
 
 K 
 
 eej) your soul alive. 'EM 
 
 I'lin I 
 
 TC: 
 
 <^Milii;iiiIt'skti lu a-sii:^aj)(Mis.' Save y. Mir soul, siialeli licr I' 
 the ilani;ers, from snares etc. 
 
 '-•aildils 1 Koliiizuteii, w kai'l-aiiL^iniltlils t .Tesn T\li.' (1„ 
 
 ••111 
 
 trave us 
 
 life, rlrifu'itrit i>i ff, and .lesiis Christ saved us, 
 
 rcnril 
 
 ,'rii, rr.h ,i\it 
 
 II (X 
 
 RcJ. 'les ixulifuiiltem. 
 
 Ies-guil:^uiltlteni, giiilguiltlten, guilguillcit, v. rd. (TG) 1 give lifctol 
 his or to him for that. 
 
 Teles iruilmiiltllem. it. rd. I save his. 
 
 ill'sliteiu, r. ;•(/. \ help him lo save dying animals etc, 
 
 T(des-gii 
 
 T\aelgidgulst'tu/'gni, r. iy<\ "\V 
 
 TCael gulgult'shtuegui, r. rd. irr. We help one another to saveoiirl 
 
 e save one another 
 
 people ete. 
 
 Chinel- 
 
 IliTH 
 
 Igulteh 
 
 I. r. r 
 
 'I. T 
 
 WIS 
 
 h t 
 
 o sav(> 
 
 Chinel ti:^i|lL,'ul(('!seniisti, T wish to -^ave niyselC. 
 let'-nguIgiilttMscm, (diigiilgiiltelseinen, ,r. ro/. ri'fll. T wish to 
 him. 
 
 TCaeles n^^ul 'iiltcl'-ri 
 
 savtl 
 
 neiiiiej;iii, /"' /. /'i 
 
 AVe wish to save 01 
 
 le anotlior.l 
 
 CI 
 
 line 
 
 'S lTU 
 
 hnilt 
 
 enziili, r, 
 
 rrf. I 
 
 ave invsc 
 
 If. 
 
 Tel(>s gi!lL:;iiItenzutem. giilgulten/.utemen. 
 los irulirulteluisem, fri'o. 
 
iHvo. 
 
 ivinjj;. 
 
 /. (rO T live. 
 
 iiilf^iiilt.' Tlicl 
 
 fu'ilt.' Tn iiiv 
 
 ly I'll! lire lil'o, 
 
 'iUH-zguilguilt.' 
 
 I, I !un livipi 
 
 3 1 
 
 let. huL (6) 
 
 >'s. (8) T inakjl 
 
 r. iiitr. (8) 1 
 in (Voin (lo;it!i,[ 
 oul ulivc. 'Ell 
 i;vlcli luT from I 
 
 Trsil Kli.' CnJ 
 
 hmI us, rcvir'jA 
 
 199 
 
 GUIL 
 
 IciiiiicK'H-^iilgiilLlliiiiislii, ^jop. I 8UV0 people. " 
 
 |j;|,riiliailllUUii.shlon, «. VVl»ul oiio wiivo.s people with. 'Hiiiguls ]u 
 
 (ail"iiltlt.i»»'S'»''« Je.su Kll.' lliH blood i.s vvliut our Ijord suvoU 
 
 tlic people with. 
 IliU Hi'iilgiiltlluuiHli, s. The Having of the peojjle, the uct of Huvirig 
 
 people. 
 llus-Ndiiii.uuiJiTKM, iigulguilteiueii, iigulguilteineiit^ coid. eM-ngul- 
 Kuilleiiisleii, instr. (d) I use it lor my living, Hulvulion, I tind 
 it life-giving, Having. 'Xguilguillenien in Jetsu Kli, Muly, 
 siilrii.' I find lili', ,s;ilv;ilioii in Our I.oi'd, the Ble.sHud Virgin, 
 
 in 
 
 brottd, for bodjr or soul. 
 
 Ic iid-nilguilleinlteni, in.'itr. nl. (1(5) I uho his uh life giving. 
 
 'Ni'uilguilteinelzin* lu u-wngul,' I find my life in your blood. 
 'Nguilguiltoinclzin lu u-nztlil.' I find life in your death. 
 JULOUUiJrK.M, That otui be saved. 'Ta kaes-gulgultutem lu Tew- 
 
 ulii).' The damned in hell cannot be saved, 
 lul'mteinutem, That can save. 'Tas gulgutlemutein.sten.' I am 
 
 not able to save him. 
 k|;uil{,'iiilt, s. The act of living. 
 
 Vuilii-ulllcn, .s'. fi/«tS,s. What givo.> liH;, liii'. 'Akl-nguilguillcn lu 
 siikuozin.' Communion is your life. 'Nguilguilten iu cinieuH, 
 lu laliauinen, snkt)lpu, .snchilza.ska.' Cro.NS, prater, broad, 
 liorsoH arc, arc wliolcsomc, keeping or giving life to soul or 
 
 GH trive life toB '^"*'^' '''^'■"K"''i»"'''''^"-' It- ^vill be my salvation 
 
 'uily;uuloii, s 
 
 igu 
 
 Tl 
 
 JO rea.son one i.s alivo 
 
 'S'chechcma.skat tu 
 
 Inimals (.'tc. 
 [her to Haveoiirj 
 
 It wish to savt| 
 ivc ono iiMotlu". 
 
 ukl-cliguilguiltcii.' You munt live for heaven. 
 
 h.'ii"iiil,t;uilt, -s. My living f(jlks. 'Kacsguguilginllein.' My sa- 
 
 Vllll 
 
 lulk.>i, Our .Savior, not that he .save.- 
 
 u.s. 
 
 but 
 
 our 
 
 161k 
 
 llial save olhcr.s. Our Jjcjrd can bo called, 'Kacs giiguilguil- 
 lom,' only because he belonged to our race, not for saving us. 
 i,ail:;iiiiU'iiy.Litoii, .>). My lii'e-givoi', my .savior, al.so called, 'Iii- 
 f,'uilgulllon.' 
 Ingulf^uiltszuten, x. i 
 BNKM,(a;iuii;fi,T, .s. Saved with mo, 
 
 f/. 
 
 ■UkU 
 
 Ijfiiilguiili'iii, iikii!giiilguilli;iiuMi, ())) I .^ave lain along 
 
 iK 
 
 with 
 
 iii)»i^lt'. 'Ivael-nkulguilguilleniiils t-.Jt'SU Ivli.' (Jur I^ord, it 
 Ills losiirroclion, m:ido us alivt^ witii hiiinoll', i:unv'ioijii:acit nos. 
 ■iiiiii;i,(ii.i/i'.-5/,i''TK.M, cligulgult's/.utonioii, 1 .save myscll' lor h 
 siikc. '(■iigu!giill'.--/.utcinoii lu i-.sgii.>,igiili.' 1 .^avcd m^.solf 
 
 It) 
 
 M 
 
 % 
 
200 
 
 (JUIZ 
 
 [from sicknoHH or Hoiith,] lor my fliildroti'H siiko. 
 ChinoH-ohliii;{iiil^ullt(tiii, 1 work for my siilviitioii, I uin utUM-iiirl 
 
 truo lifo, I look tv\\^'r what bolon^js to my siilvution. 
 IoH-('li(ruil^iiilt(Mii, chiriiili^iiiltiMiKMi, I livo lor. 'Ks-clijjfuilj^iulteiii. 
 
 Htf^u In uliilini.' You live to inakir money. 
 GUII/JlJIIiT, .S-. \h'h{. 'lutrml^mW.' My <Ii'l)t, my liKlobtcl. 
 
 nosH. '(^hin-i'pfgiiil^nilt.' I have a <iol>t. 
 N. H. — Thoro appoars rKxiifferciicn luilwiudi, '(Jiiil^^uiit,' (lubt,uii.l| 
 
 'Giiilf^uilt,' alive, perhaps in the sucoud the / iw not prononmiej 
 
 but sa}', 'fJiilfjjuiit.' 
 CbineN-kolf^iiilf^uilti, ehin-kolj;iiil;(uiU, kol;ir(>il<;inltHh, (5) I uv^^^ 
 
 a debt. 
 6ooofgtiil{^inlt, A j)ersoii with many debts. * 
 Chin-opl-f^uilfjuilt I'aniii t'si/.eni, I have a debt to you ol' u blanl 
 
 kot, T owe you a blanket. '!-szkol{j;uil<;u'ilt 16 i-Hi>jein.' 
 
 bought this blanket on credit, it is tlic debt I made. 
 (iVlZ,—[root of,] 
 (•hinoa-j^uiz'shi, chin-^ui/.'sh, ;;iii/,'s!i, r. y/d.sN. 1 have a pru.icnt, I| 
 
 liavo been presented with sumetbin^. 
 I-BgHi7i'/,sb, \fy nitt, j^iven to lue. '(^hin-op-s>;u»y,V,.sb.' I rocuivtiil 
 
 a present. 
 I-HjTui/.'sb, My gift <;ivon by me. M/bin-ep-s^uizsb.' 1 iitude i| 
 
 present. 
 Ku-isgui/,'/<sb, Thou art my ^ift, [to our Lord in eimimuiiion, saiiil 
 
 by the people receiving.] 
 Ku-isgiiiz'sh, Thou art my git'l, [to our fionl, >ai(l by tlu; I'ritjil 
 
 that gives him in communion.] 
 Chines-guiz'sbi, cbin-gui/.'shem, gui//sliish, c. nl. ((i) J make jm*! 
 
 ents, [not determining what, or to whom.] 
 les-guiz/sheim'n, gui7/Hhcmeii,gui//shemerit, ':(>«^ es gui/.'sliiinwteJ 
 
 v.rcl, (9) r give this us a preH»uit, or In irucK;. I givoawati 
 
 this article, not oxprcKsing to wh<»iu. '(iui/.'shemeii iu \\\ 
 
 Piol, or l-Piel.' I gave it to I'elei-. 
 les-guiKshemltem, guizshemelten, gui/.shemeh, '". aV. (Ki) I i,'in| 
 
 away liis 
 
 (iiiiKshemel/in In an-gatl/'in, 1 sold, gave away your horse. 
 Kaes-guizshememicgui, in. ril. We sell one aiiolher, we giviMiiJ 
 
 another, but not \<> one aiiollu r, we betray one aiiolln'r;| 
 
 battle. 
 
'hint'- 
 
 i-ui/.'sluiiiiisli, l\ /' 
 
 (■'. 1 1 
 
 3AI 
 
 awe. 11 \v 
 
 ii^' uiy.siiir, I iiiukv 
 
 jU'cseiil ol" inyHcl;. ^^ 
 
 .,qii/.'slii;iui.«<U'in, gui/.'MlK'inisli-iiu'ii, ;j;iiiz',slicmist('iin>iil, nl. nf. 
 (!)) I ^ivo luysolf to liiiu. HjiiiK'NlKMnistoinuiiKiii.' I j^ivo my- 
 siir to iW.v^ ;iH a muii tail .say to his wili;, or u uhristiiin to 
 
 God. 
 
 ,fiii/,'nlioiiri.sti'iiiIti'iii, (I(») I ^ivc luyrtoll" to hin 
 
 111/. 
 
 luMiirlsi'iii, ^ii//.s!K!iiK''I.st'iiioii, ci/l. /•(/. I wIhIi to givo awuy 
 
 this or tliiil. 
 
 iiiiii'.'' j; 
 
 //sin'iiioiiyaUi, "/. iir. ;'U//.sIu'inisti. 
 
 |ii/,'slioiiioii/.utoii, s'. TIic j^iviT, .solior ol" uiiy (lofinitc object. 'Ju- 
 lius 111 ^ii//sluuiioii/.ijti-. II Ji'.su Kli.' JuiluH wuH the HcUcr, thu 
 
 vi'iulcr, till' Iraitni- "i ,Jo.-.ii.s Christ. 
 
 iiiistcii 111 I'll ,r, . My olio r, my vi(;liin lor my .sins, what 
 
 m/. .•sin 
 
 1 otliir lor my sins. 
 ii/,'slu!iiion, s. I'rodi^al ;j;ivor. 
 iciji'ui/.'.sh, N. My ;:iivci, onf o!" iiiiiu' that ^ 
 
 In n 
 
 IVUH. 
 
 Llll;:,ll/.^sIl(•lln^t^•m, /</, ur. ^uiz/HlKiiuisli, 
 
 kiiics kii y;i''' slu'ini-i', : 
 
 1 Hiirrondcir. 
 L;i (z'siirK.M, ^Miix.'. III. ii, ;.;iii/,'sh it, /'. /( /. (11) 1 y;ivo hOlllOthill^ 
 
 to luin 
 
 I mul' 
 
 <o u prusuiit to hiiii. 
 
 Ics-jfui/.'siiliir^'ui, /'. rcL r 
 
 W 
 
 iiii'a- ])ro.SLiiils to oiKj uiiothor, 
 
 [iiiil Nii.'iilyiii^" tlic jii'L'soiits.] S>'(i)nil, We ^-ivt; auuy one 
 aiiotlirr's lliiii^^s nut .>i[)ui'il'u'il, v. ^. I s>'ll u horse ol'youi's, and 
 vou sell mine. 
 
 iiilj;Mi/,'slitii(':,ii, -My 
 1 ivci'ivo ^)I•l^s(.>nt8. 
 
 I'ncnii to uiioin I iiiaki^. und Iroin whom 
 
 ,h 
 
 llll'S-^ll 
 
 /.'.slit/.iUi, I j^ivf mysL'l!", tr.iil') m iiirh'^t.iuin. 
 
 r.V. (1(5) 1 «.,;„'„,,,„ 1 
 
 Luz'siitiit'^^um, l\acv,u>''''<htiicj'iiiiu'ntein, Wo give ono unutlier 
 
 uiir ^j)^■^i^n■([ (ilj^rcts. 'd' ii/,',>lii IK ^iiiiiciit i In gatl/,uu!nijj.' 
 [I'l'i'M'iit oiu' aiiotlu'i' your hor.scs, swoj) horsi.'s. 
 gii/.'shszutcn, N. III.' that inaki'.s nu; pronenls. 
 
 >iii/.Ikiii, ^iri/.ItiMi, j.;'iii/.cll, r. nl. (1(1) I j^ivv it to him, I ;j;ivc 
 liini. '(Iiiw.l/.iii i si/.i III.' I j;ivi' yoii luy blunla'l. 
 
 II s 
 
 iy.cms.' 1 give yon his blanket. 
 
 SKs (ii;/,isivA(i.\Ki, (()) I give u horse. 
 |;ii/,i>lwi^;uiii. guzIs'ciigMii, 1 give a lu)r:ic tt< Iiim. 
 
 'ziskiigai', .-. Horse given to nie, 1 am jiresiiiited with u 
 
 Imrse, 
 
 m 
 
GUIZ 
 
 longiiztiiUUnHoiii, ^iizinllK.'ixiii, giizniWkiiHciif, (8) f give liim 
 flhirt. 
 
 piiini'H clii^ii/.m'isi 
 ■'ivcll (() tiic. 
 
 ChinoH-gii/.iiiVlkiiHi, I give u nliirl. 
 
 In-gii/,V,iu\Iluis lir. Till* Hliirl j^ivi'ii Id mo, I got a |(roH(iiil of i^B'''^ ''''"'"'" "'■"'"' 
 
 ^hirt. 
 
 I" (■IlL'll/'.i'll/.lllVs( 
 
 a hUiihc/ I giivr a Hliirl (o your hoii. 
 ChinoH-cligiiKiiuIUatHliini, I giv«i l<'ggingi^. 
 loH-chgu/.ndkHlsliiiuMii, cligiiziiiUvNtsliin, (H) F give IcggingN t(i 
 
 " cligii/iii'ikHlsliillcin, (IH) I give leggings to liiw 
 
 iH-chgiir/RiiAkHtHliiii, Ii«tggiiigN givon to mo. 
 
 ChiiiOH-gii/.n6lHoi, T give ammunition. 
 
 los giizniMMi'm, giiznrlsim, (J^) I give him ammunition. 'I 
 
 Kti«^l.' Aininuiiitioii givuii lo iiie. 
 ChinoH gu/-ni/.oi, I givi> Ijlankcls. 
 los guznizom, giiznizct'n, (><) I give a l)iank<'( to liim. 'As 
 
 i/iO.' niankot given lo you. 
 
 'giiz/iJ 
 
 guzniKollom, (10) I give blankotH to liis. 
 
 C'hinoH guzsmi^nigui, 1 give loliacco. 'Isgiiz'zismi-nigu.* Tu 
 
 CO givon to nu'. 
 It'H guzism6nigum, gii/.ismi nigun, (S^ I givo lohacro to )iiiii. 
 
 Ch 
 
 inuHgu/.nm 
 me. 
 
 •hi. 1 
 
 irivi? a how 
 
 •I 
 
 HgUZ 
 
 /nincli 
 
 IoH-gu7,mUkalli'm, (0) I givii a shirl to his 'tJu/.nillkulzin ((■''ii"'"^n">''''"'"'K'»i 
 
 ^|('S;,'llzIIli('igonog( 
 
 C()|,'ll/,IS()lNhi(Nlll( 
 
 Cii^'iizi.slich'miiH, 
 ^'iiv(! me a km 
 
 {o;;ii/.iliinim('lMtih 
 IMC iiiul will. 
 
 llii'DW Ihu fill 
 llinnv oir hJH t 
 IiIh th«i't. 
 f clisgiiizildm, el 
 inc. '('liNgni/J 
 your comrudo j 
 
 [ll('ScllSgl|/,Nhtll/!g| 
 
 iiscil lor man ai 
 
 How givi'ii l^B'''•'"'''"^^'"^•'^l''"|/■glll 
 
 tlio charge of o 
 
 fiiiNKs-Nonz'Hrrfrsi, 
 r^'ivc Ml paymc 
 F?. This vcrJ) n 
 wc j);iy in work 
 
 miyiizHhi'iH, My pa, 
 to inc for a (h'hl 
 hiankot \h tho |)a 
 
 iH-M^niZsIlNSCm, n<r 
 
 'If'ht, [aiul it g()^ 
 or In wlioiii I gi 
 J'Hir dchl. 
 ngiizguzHhfjHem, 
 KouK-ii« "n;'^'^I''i.sh|,.,n, , 
 debt for him, 1 1 
 
 debts. 
 
 IcH guzniiu'hom, guzn'incheiit, (8) I givo liim a Itow. 
 Chinca-guzminoi, I give itrovi«ions. 'I .sguz'zn»\ne.* Viita 
 
 irivon to mo, / 
 
 7. t 
 
 o uivo an t'ar-nnu. 
 
 Chin 
 
 0.^ ;ru/.;'iiznOiKi, 
 
 1 
 
 riiigM givon to mo. 
 
 Iivi' ear rinL!:.s. 
 
 le.s uuiz 
 
 kaesl 
 
 tini. 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 HiuM given to mo. 
 I 
 
 jiive moeeafiiiih. 
 
 sjx\i/.i<:\i/. ziu IK'. 
 
 ,s;!;ii/, ziuae.shin. 
 
 Od-guziu'ilem, I give him a cliiM. 
 to inu. 
 
 Cliines-uuznelmii, I^ivi-a \'><\ 
 
 n' > 
 
 «« 
 
 a house 
 
 ;iiz zncll. 
 
 ('hil<h 
 
 VII L'l 
 
 m 
 
 'I -'A' 
 
 {■/. Zlll'lg 
 
 ru. 
 
 I 
 
 givon to ino. 
 
 ea-guziii'lgum, guziielgiin, (S) I 
 
 ^iv(^ him a 
 
 iodg*. 
 
 guziielgultem, (1(5) I give a liouso, or hxige t«) hiis. 
 
 Chine.s-nguznaksi, I give a kettle, 'l-.snguz'znak 
 
 to uio. 
 los nguznaksi'm, I ;^ive him a kettle. 
 
u i»n>HOiil of J 
 ;u/.iii\llsul/,iii 1,1 
 
 t08 
 
 OUIK 
 
 f'liiiii'H ili^iii'.iii'iHi, I givd tiyi'H, night. 'I H/.«!ligii/,V,tifiH.* KyoH 
 
 , riven l<> III"'. 'lHcIijriigii///,rM^H.' Kyt'H givt'ii to mo. 
 j,,n,li(rii/,n,'iMcm, T giv(> him mi tiyt-. 
 Ill ilii'ii/.;^iii'.iiiVs()m, T give him oyoH. 
 pliiiH'M j;ii/.ilii<'>gotiogoi, I give ii vvihi. 
 
 Mizlliiogoiingom, gii/.ilni'igoiingoii, (R) T giv<' him u wife. 
 
 'ii/.iMolNhilnhlciil, (Jive me fin*. mulchcN. cuiKnoH. 
 
 fii/,mli('I('miiH, U(* gave me an iixc 'KngnjiilnlrichcmiH.' Me. 
 
 K" 
 
 iiilion. 'Kjjin'l 
 
 vo in(> a Kiiilb olc. 
 ifiiziliiniiin'IsliH, Mo gavo mo riigo. 'K<»-gii/,il(6i<!iH.' ITu guvc 
 MIC iiuii will. 'Ko gii/.iHUm'iUotiH.' llo gavo mo malico. 
 KSdiisdni/^iKi'^^'i chNgu'iKMliomoti, (!)) I ihrow it uii Nomuhudy, I 
 lliriiw (ho limit on otlM^i'H. '(MiHgnixNhomin Iti HiiiikoH.' llo 
 throw i)ir IiIh tiioll, ho doiiioN i(, lio (liHcluimH, h(; givoH iiwuy 
 liiH ll)«t't. 
 
 cliHgiii/.ltom, oiiHgniKlloii, I throw on him that limit ohurgud on 
 inc. '('liHgui/lton in a-Hiuiko hi a-Holugt.' You throw on 
 
 ninigii.' To« your comrudo your tholt. 
 
 )W. 
 
 m\iu'.' ViclM 
 
 |iU'«('lis;iii/.Mhtii/!giii, Wo givo tho fault to ono anothor, [mu«!h 
 used lor man and wil'o joalouH of ono anothor.] 
 
 [nc cliHIiii/.HlitiU'gnmontom lu Uao-HiiiiUo, Wo throw on oach othor 
 tho charge of our thoft. 
 
 |iiiNKs-N(nr/.'siif'Ki, chin-ngux'/HlHWom, ngii/.'Hhi'iHiHh, v. act. ind. (6) 
 I ixivc Ml payitKuit, retrifnin, ] pay for damagoH, doIttH. 
 
 n. This vcrh moans paying dchtw hy giving somothing.. Tf 
 
 wc i>!iy 
 
 ill work, iiHc 'los-nkoIisfiMom. 
 
 BngiizsIiiiH, My paying dobtH otc. 'r-Hngiiz'zHhfiH.' What is paid 
 III inc for a ilcht 'loH-Kizom, i Hngn///,shuH gol innjilioko.' ThiH 
 liliuikct is tho paymont for wluit I have boon rohhcwl of. 
 
 iH-Mj^ii/.MhriHcm, ngii/.Hhi^Hoii, iigii/.Klii^soiil, r. tr. (R) T pay that 
 debt, [and it govorns tho d(!bt, not tho pcrHon to whom I jmy, 
 or III whom T givo.] 'Al<s iiguzsliiVscm lii an-guilgiiilt.' 
 
 ••^y 
 
 y 
 
 our 
 
 dolit. 
 
 ngU7-giizsh{jHcm, red. 
 
 iiii'ii 
 
 zsliilshtom, iigiizshi'iHhtcii, iigiizshuuhl, /'. nJ. (l\) T pay a 
 debt for him, T help him paying a debt. 
 
 I's ii;;ii/,'i;liiiHiii(^giii, nr. rcl. Wo liclp one anothor in paying 
 dcbt». 
 
If's n;^ii/.sl\i'ilt('iii, (iifnz><Iu^'lrii, ii;;ii:'.>-li.'.ll, (10) I pn^' liim 
 
 (li'ltl, I |tiiy tlmt (Iclit rnrliitn. 
 
 " ii^iizsIuhIkmii, n^ii/.sln'islit'mt'ii, t)^^ii/,slii'i!<lirriii'ii(, r. ril. 
 
 (1M I piiy M ilclit with tliis I ;^ivc iIiIh in [uij 
 
 I'fJfU/Mll 
 
 i^hIk'i 
 
 tU>ll III I Nlll'll 
 
 i; I 
 
 iiicnil 
 
 ;i\i' liij nl(t(t(l III |Wljlii('i 
 
 " ii|;ii/Nln\sli(>riill(Mn, (IM) I pay a «l<'l>l witli Iiis iikimcj etc | 
 
 j^ivo lii« (i»ri|cl>t. '\:.:;ii/,-(!u\sh(<iiii'!fi;ii In siii;^iUs riiiii«]|i|, 
 
 j^nill.' Yon ixnvc liis Miwi.l in pMymciil of yoiir ilolif, von |,jj 
 your (Iclit witli liis Itlooil. 
 
 N|jii/.''Iu\>j|t'ii, N. Tlic iiicaiis to piiy a di'lil, [riioncy etc.,] NiitisfJ 
 
 lion. 
 
 T 
 
 I M'pl-Mijjn/, 
 
 Oli'iwt 
 
 I'll. 
 
 I I 
 
 lavc iiotliinir to 
 
 I'liy wiiy 
 
 '.SluM In il;I-n'fU/.Nlii\st('n In ri-Hiialxo.' Tliat in wliat I iimvmJ 
 
 lb™ 
 
 ill HalisfactioM for uiy tlicfl. 
 l-CriS, ,)■/!. Insipi.I, l!iv|('Icss, [imt I>,m(I tasic,] (Iran water. 
 1 Mf^iiisKn, Water, lirotli witli no tasti'. 
 l-iif^nisoli^f^ii, Hn>a<l with no tawto. 
 V,V\\V,-[m,t ,if,] 
 I rliitifs.jfnkni, i-cliin-i^nkii, i j^ukiisli, r. luiss. (A) f am cli'iin, 
 
 cleansed 
 
 lint 
 
 liifus 
 
 Sinn ; iii 
 
 i\ iiniiiifiitns y-iini. *\]<}\('H-ir\\l 
 
 lull j 
 
 asp 
 
 lict voiir lieart lie alwavs eleai 
 
 1 fJiUai, tiifj. ( 'le;in, »H//"/i/v. '(!iil\ I'.in.' ('leiiiiNeil, Hi)iH'liifii.i.H',i 
 
 \\{\\).' (Jot clean, si tuttn. 
 T-ni:;nl<iilze, rican inside, nnni'his. 
 
 ii:fnUn«'l7,e 
 
 n 
 
 ennscd inside 
 
 niiDii/iitiis, 
 
 ^i!;[\]i\[\)('\n\ 'riiat ^ot clean \i\'<\i\i', fit iininihis; s! j-iilf ifnifrn, 
 l-elit^i'iknze, ,\ll cleiiii ontNide, nnimiiis. 
 Olii^nkni/.e, Cleansed all onlsiile, iiiundnhis f'liif, 
 r!i!>;iikiipi/.e, (Jot clean outside, si nrttn iildifuori. 
 (Miin-i;iikiispiiiiH, I liav*' a clenn lu^jirt. 
 
 Tos.frnki'ini, L^nkiinten, ijiikihit, ('i>nf, cH-^iikiiHtf^n, 0H-j;iikiist(Mii 
 fr. tritl. I make it (loan, I cleans(> it. 
 
 " irnkult^Tii, <;nknlt/'n, mikiUt, r. rrl. (17) I dean Ids 
 
 " ifiikusliilem, <:;iikiisiritcn, j^nkusliil, r. rd. 1 ludp liiin lot 
 Komethinjjf. 
 
 " ifiikiisliishem, <j;iikiisliisliemeii, 7". rrl. (Jl) T clean it for otlimj 
 (^^liines ;i;nkiisiris|ii, I chvin sometliiiii^ for otIiorN. 
 l(is-]^;iiknkiinijnem, ^iikiikiini'in, (8) I Hiieoood in cleunsinf^ it. 
 
 ikiikniiull(Mn, r. rd, (1(>) I succeed in cleansing I 
 
 IIS. 
 
 i('s-^nikiiiiiiiiem, ( 
 hiiiii'-i ii;,'iikii('l/,c 
 l(Mli;,'ilI;ii(Mzein, i 
 I" ii;;ilkll(M/,eItei 
 ■'liiiics I ligiiknizei 
 J('S('li,i,'iiI<iiizeiii, (■ 
 (•li^'iikiii/,(Mteii 
 rli:,ii!<ii(M/ein, 
 plmidcriii;^ tin 
 
 'llill('S-(||;r||I<||('.|7,(, 
 
 llii< dead. 
 
 i\] i-H/.clitjiiknMze, 
 
 liTiM li'^ilkiu'dze, s. 
 
 [•lINdl'KI'firSTKN, ,s 
 
 plllNKS (II KII'MI, »| 
 
 jr iiif ndfoir^ t\( 
 
 clcjlii. 
 
 bM.i;iil<iipMi'inem, (I 
 
 il liccoine clean 
 
 !,nil<iipih'illein, , 
 
 .u;Ml<iip.' Imhdi 
 
 cMiinol I'c (dfai 
 
 iii'(»iiiid, it IxH-ar 
 
 '■Ii;,'iil<iipizein, cl 
 
 (■(line clean all a 
 
 ili^iil<iipi/,(''lteiii 
 
 bccoino cloiiri et 
 
 iil<iili('!ze, ft !)eca 
 
 |(*ii:,nilciip(''lzem, n< 
 
 (■(lino clean inwld 
 
 n,!j:iil<iip,.|z(''|lcm, 
 
 fllN'KS.fJlTLKdf 
 
 ■^lilies, [tlio old \, 
 
 '^\ -[roof o/,] 
 
 ^iiieM-irupmi, cliin-. 
 
 cxleiid, straiirlitn 
 
 '■.^'Npiiiiin, giijmistO 
 
 |i;uid it i'U: 
 
II (, I". I'd. imirl 
 
 ...•ill I'iijmciiil 
 ill iiMjiiii'iii. 
 I limiicj t'tcj 
 <iitj;iUs l'iinpi| 
 r <l('l>1, yoii];a| 
 
 V (>!('.,] NiltisfJ 
 
 IJ^ to I'M}' wild 
 
 wliiit I iniivi-itil 
 
 ,<!lll WtltlT. 
 
 I I'M 
 
 111 
 
 20& 
 
 (JlIP 
 
 ifiikiiiiiiMciii, (II) I iiMi' lliiN to clfuii, I clciui with il 
 
 IH'>< liljl 
 
 iluirl/,('i, ii^iiUimM/.cmi, (H) I clcnn MoiiHlliiiijf all iiiHidc, 
 
 iijriiKiMM/.ciii, iij^iiUii/'Iccii, (X) I cIkiiii It itlHi(l(«. 
 iij;iilviltMzi'!l«'iii, (1(>) I clfiui Ills vessel etc., Ill) iiiMidc 
 ■'liiiii's <Ii|^"'< '">'''''» •'li^^iiUni/.eelii, (H) I eleiiii all Hrniiiid. 
 Iii'iikiiizeiii, rli<iiilxni/,e«'ii, (K) I eleaii it all anMind. 
 
 Icsi 
 
 ilit:iil<iiiz«Mteiii, I eleaii his. 
 
 ,|i:^iiI<iuM/,eiii, cli^nikiirlzeeii, (^') I plmider liilii, [used ((ir 
 
 liliiinleniii; the dead itf the saiiie trihe, or (\iieiiiies.] 
 ['liiiK'si Ii;fiil<ii(lz<'i, chill »'h^nUiU'l/-erii, v. ((>•(. ind. (fl) T plunder 
 
 tin- dead. 
 |/it i-s/',(li;,'iil<iW'l/.<', ."•'. My plunder. 
 
 li^iiKiu'l/.e, .>-•. .\|tlioiiiled to jdimder. 
 hiNdiKi fiisTKN, .s'. Chatr. 
 kiivKs (;i kiI'mI, chiM-j^iikiip, giil<rii»sh, r. tiifr. (T)) I he( oine (lean, 
 
 if wr iirft'iic, not hy any exertion, hut sinijdy f am gcUiiijj 
 
 clciiii. 
 i.i,riil<ii|iiii'incni, (S) I nial<e it hecoiiio (hinn, I sii(:c'ocd it nmkiii^ 
 
 I am ('li>nn,iii]^| i( liecoiiie eU'aii. 
 Ml:!U~s-m\Iuii 
 
 , Hi»/«r/./fi/\', '(;} 
 
 ]'}ili (Irvtr'i 
 
 ^iikiilniMteiii, r. nl, (1(5) I succeed in cIeariHin;f his 'Taks- 
 
 i^iikiip.' Iiidelilde, cannot ;j;et clear. 'Taksdtolf^iiki^p.' It 
 (Ml t he efViieed, chai'at ler <'t(. '('h;^iil<iipi/.e.' Tleaii all 
 
 iro 
 
 iitid, it h(fcaiiie < lean ull around. 
 
 ilmnkiipizeni, ch;^iikiipi/,eeii, eh;^iil<iipi/,eenl, (S) I make it hc- 
 
 Cllllll' 
 
 clean all around. 
 
 (li^iikuiiizelteiii, (10) I clean his all around, I make hin.... 
 
 Ik'coiiio clean etc. 
 
 iikii]K'I/,e, It hecaino clean ull inside, 
 
 iiijiilviipelzeni, nj^iikupelzccMi, ii^iikup/dz-ceiit, (S) I inuko it bo- 
 coiiu' clean inHidc. 
 
 OS gUKUS 
 
 .t(M;ii, 
 
 ii''ii 
 
 kiipelzelteiM, (10) T niak(? his heconie clean inside. 
 
 ran 
 
 lu 
 
 his 
 
 Ip him loi 
 
 fllN'MS-dlTLKlU'I, (f)) r make fire hy friction, riihhing two 
 sticks, [the old way of niuking tire among IndiaiiH.] 
 \\-[root of,-] 
 liiiu's !,'ii|)mi, chin-gnpmin, gupmiish, ?'. act. ind. (7) T stretch, 
 [an it for otluri^B extend, straighten something. {tej>"(iu6j). 
 
 ii|iiiiiin, giipmsl('^ii, gnpmiskii, r. ti\ real. (10) I stretch it, cx- 
 lleansing it. ■ |iaiiil it etc. 
 IsintT his H ''- Ti-; |fiicin ni, Me:ins <nily to sj)n'ad somotiiing, not to 
 
 SI 
 

 20« 
 GUP 
 
 st'Ctlll. 'T(Sjr|||irililM.' Ml'MIIS 1<I -ill'ctcll HOllU'tllltl^ IlliivJ J 
 
 unfold, V. jf. M lijifd lii'fi" ft'-., !iiiyfliii>;^ '^tifT. 'Toh NutU'in,' 
 McMM'* to sfrctcli hy jtiil!in;^. 'fcs ifii('|M'iii In i si/.cm.' 1 NppqJ 
 my hlantu'tM. 'Tc^-f^iiinTrnii In I Hclnuljr.ni,* T stn-tdi my armf 
 'Ti'N-sfitfciii 111 HotalK's.' I imll (Iir Nnittcij woolen hIiIJ 
 Htrotcliitif^ it lorif^iT. 
 IoH-i^MIimi!f(''iii, ;!;iniiiii!l/'ri^ n"i'"'''''li '"• '' '• (1") ' ^lfi'<<'li liis, 
 
 it for Mm. 
 " giipmsliifiMn, (}!")) T Im'1|> him Htrctcliiiif^ somctliiiig. 
 " gnpmKhiHliom, (0) T Mtrctch it for otliorw. 
 Chinos frtipmsliislii, (<\) 1 stretch Homcthiiig (orothcPH. 
 (/hincH njup'mmitii, I use Homothiiit; to Htrrtch. 
 loH i:;ii]H>miniiu'ii!,mip<'iniiiin, tjiip|'mmiH|<ii, instr. I uhc that toHfrotill 
 Onpcmminton, a. A .stretcher. 
 Chinc8-gnpmilshi, I begin to grow NtruighteiuMl, 
 I sr.gnpmilsh, What I caiiMed to become .straighteneil. 
 leR gupemilshem, (H") I make it grow straight. 
 In-gupmilshtcti, .«. My instrument to stretch a thing with. 
 CiiiNE8-(jri'EM{0ANT, chin-gu])emiilgan, (5) I have my arm strotdij 
 Chine.s-gupeimlgani, chin-guj)emaganem, (fi) I stretch my arm, 
 (.'hincR-gupgupmigani, (5) I stn-tch both arn>H. 
 IcH-gupemi'iganem. gupemagan, (H) I stretch his arm. 
 " giipgupt'iiiijgancm, (8) I Htretch both his arms. 
 
 " gupemagailem, (1(5) I Htretcii tiic arm of his 
 
 " ehgiij)gtipm;'iganem,chgiipgui»miigaiiemen, //i,s^ (0) 1 stnuliiiiJ 
 arms towai'ds hini. 'Kaesdigiipgiipiiuigaiicinliis.' He tij 
 paiids his arms to UN. 'Kae-chgiipgiipmagaihls.' llcstrot™ 
 our arms. 
 
 " chgiipgiipmagatieinllcn, (IH) T stretch my arms to his 
 
 CiiTNKs nci'EMl^nisTi, (fi) 1 stretch my hand or arm. 
 foR-giipg!ipm(5(lisi'm, giij)giipnicchsen, (S) T extend his arniii 
 hands. 
 
 " giipgtip"i«^<'hltem, (10) T extoiid the hands of his 
 
 " ehgnpgupm^chsteiu, chgii]>giipm<^ch.stomon, hififr. (0) T extejj 
 
 my hands to him. 
 " chgiij)giipm/'(hsleml(ciii, htst. rl. (10) T extend my IkiikIj 
 ms 
 
 fJniNEs-tjnrMsiiiNMt, I cxictid my leg or foot. 'Chines-giii)giipij 
 phinmi.' Of both legs. 
 
 .^nijiiiis!iiiii/n, 
 tout. 
 
 I" giipgiipiM^hin 
 ■' jjinisliiltcm, ( 
 *' (•lig"|'g"ij>i^hin 
 Ntekii, I str»!t( 
 prilNKS (jr'i''i'Mt,"g 
 mi rti(lilr!:z'>. 
 (III! not straigli 
 fcliiii gii]/p«MissIiiii 
 
 well. 
 Iiiii giip'p(Mishin, 
 Ihiiigiiji'pnii'igan, 
 
 liiubur. 
 lliiii giip'jjfiiicchsf 
 liis^'ii|)'pomiIsh, T 
 W'iij)']»nunom, I 
 lii|iiiiausl<anisli, € 
 |li>,'ii|)guptiusisli, ( 
 ptligupgiunuscm, 
 strctcli my ey 
 Strotch on us tl 
 biiies-gupinizci, (S 
 jliiiK'sgijpiiiulkasi, 
 
 |U.>rr-['-'J"^ 0/,] 
 ^(i'^Miiiiiiiinein, gun 
 Iiiiii or it, r lone, 
 ummin, s. Objuct 
 |Nginiiinilti'iii, gum 
 ucs-gimiinennt'gui, 
 l-ffiiniiiii'iiziiten, .v. 
 ummiilogu, .?. DohI 
 li>yiniiiiii'ilegiisti'n 
 pmmakrt, a. A desi 
 inniiii'ikscmcn, In it 
 iniiiuiiie, ,s. Dcsira 
 iiii-;,niiiim(Ml, [ ion; 
 
 friNKs-tnjMKKii 
 
 i;i]i'-iit<hn.' He i 
 
Kc tlmt toHtrotiJ 
 
 207 
 
 flllllll^1lillllM, ^mi'iiMliIiiti'^M, ^mmishintiMdi, (10) I cxlo'.i I liiti 
 loot. 
 I" i;ut)i;iil>»i>^l< ''>">'< ^ Htrotcl) both hin lout. 
 
 iriiiisliiltt'iii, (17) I strcU li the Toot of liin 
 
 (.|prii|)<fii|)sl)iiiiiruu'iii, cli^iiitgiiimhiiiuiiiMtf^n, oligiipgupHliiiiom- 
 Htt'Kii, I Mtrolcli u\y foot to liim. 
 
 kliNKS (ii!i''l'Mi, j^iipip, iimtijisli, r. Infr. T jjjot HtrotcliCMl, mi ntcnilo, 
 ini riiil'li'i::^"- 'fiiii»iii.st(ii, u las j^iipip.' I Mlrotcliod it, aini it 
 (lid iiotstriiiglitoii. 
 
 iii)'1k'^''^'^'""> My '''g-^ yt '""'»or, UK vvluii ori]»jiloi| It'gM got 
 
 11. 
 
 iiw'jM^iiMliiii, My log gels limine', [of only ono.] 
 
 wol 
 ||l,iii.nii)'i)iiKigati, 
 
 My 
 
 iirin IS g( 
 
 Miiiu: stfaiLrlitoiii'cJ, is liocoinini 
 
 lull 
 
 bor. 
 
 |l)i,i <fiH)'j)omC't.list, My arm or Iiuiul is gotting liiulior, 
 
 IltH 
 
 fiiji'iioiiiilsli, Tt (loos not bogin 1<i strotch 
 'niiuhorn, I suocood it nialang it ^traiglit. 
 
 ^.giij 
 
 luiiiiiaiiskaiiisli, Oi)on your mouth wide. 
 
 ]li.'iii)gui)iiusisli, Oiion your oyoswido. 
 
 Lih"'iiitgUMiu8om, ohgiipgup'niusomon, ohgupgupniusmsku, I 
 
 slivtch my oyos towiirii^ him. 'Kao-chgin)gu])musornlilt.' 
 
 Rlrulch on us thy oyos. 
 biiiics-gupmizci, (5) I stretch a blanket. 
 DiiiK'sgiipiuuIlvasi, (Jf) I Htrotoh a dross. 
 
 I1J.M -[/-o')^ ot,1 
 
 Isi'iiiiuuiiiom, gummin, gumniint, r. fr. (11) 1 ardently wish for 
 
 liiiii or it, T long for him, tor an ohjCM-f not j)osMO,Hsod yot. 
 ummiii, s. Object of ardent dosiros. 
 
 |s-'niii 
 
 iiiiiltom, giimmilton, gunimiit, r. nl. (If')) I hn\<^ for his. 
 
 ac.s-j{uniinenu6gui, Wo long for ono another. 
 
 l-i'lllllIIH'll 
 
 zutou. x. lie that hiri;fs for mo 
 
 iiminulogu, •'«. Dosirublu land. 
 
 '■iiimiiiiK'gustfii zi >tt")li^u, 1 <h> n(«t wish for tluit land, 
 iimmiks, a. A desirable food. 
 
 biniiKiksciiiiMi, 111 i(i>h, 
 
 1 HI 
 
 .0 vor 
 
 iniK 
 
 h tl 
 
 10 siiirai'< 
 
 uniiiiono, 
 
 Di'sirahlo oatahlos. 
 
 iii-!i;iiininiMt, 1 hmg tor tny childri'ti. 
 
 Ji1NI':S-(M:MKKIN1, (.'>) l am safe, nvtun-. 'I-o.sgunikein ii 
 t:Hifiit«Mii.' TTo fflt .-at'o, out of dangijr, when h<; was .^hot. 
 
 !8I 
 
208 
 
 GUTL 
 
 Chiiies-giiiupkciii, (5) I bocaiiu! safe, socui-o again, aftor Im 
 
 boo 
 
 I) III 
 
 du 
 
 ngoi 
 
 niij- 
 
 Chiiit's-gumkaiizuti, (5) I feol safe out of ilaiigTi", llio opposito, 
 
 'Ngcli.' 
 los-guinkaiii-clistein, guinkaiu'clislomon, (fl) I make it feci .safe l| 
 
 try to pliioc it out ot four, to trunquili'Kc. 
 " guiukaiirclisioiiKlcMii, (10) I make liis fcol Hale. 'Ks-guiii.! 
 
 kanc'olistoin ii jx'il .lorn.' Tlicy inado him fiH-l safe, and tluiil 
 
 they killed him; ho was killed by troachory. 
 
 Gumkan(;i,k 
 
 or 
 
 A safe place, free from danger, anythinif fn, 
 
 f 
 
 •0111 uaiiii-oi' 
 
 GVT, —Iroot uj,] 
 
 C1IIXKSGITTI1.:-III, chin-gutilnh, gutil.sh, c. inc/i. (5) 1 get 
 
 1 
 
 rise ii' /ill 
 
 own 
 
 [it do 
 
 "P. 
 
 OS not mean to gel on one's h\\ 
 
 bnt to get into . I sitting po-iture, from being , stretcher! down.ll 
 
 PL 'Kaes u'uulilshi. 
 
 Chin 
 
 es-ij:iiti''iiiii 
 
 r I. 
 
 Ch 
 
 ines-u'uti 
 
 another gut up. 
 
 PL 'Ivae-gutgiitelilsh.' 
 alilsliciii, gutilsliish, r. ,i(t. iiuL (G) I niaktl 
 
 les iriitilsliri! 
 
 utilsaten 
 
 ) o 
 
 util 
 
 ;ii. /". t:iui,'<{i. 
 
 (<S) I make \ 
 
 illll : 
 
 up from a lying posture. 
 
 " iciiLelilsIn'iii. id. I make them u'el u 
 
 '» / 
 
 Tas giit'lilsli, IIo (h;e.s not get up, doe.s not let himsvll be i 
 
 'mm. 
 
 X. H. -This wouhl amswer the imnersona 
 
 iiati 
 
 / 
 
 '"(■«. j,itl 
 
 erigit 
 
 ur. 
 
 Ic 
 
 s-ti'ut'tel.shen.'.nem. 
 
 I St 
 
 eecLii in making him gi't up. 
 
 Chin-ngutelshetiku, 1 got out of the water 
 
 Ies-ngulels!utikum, iigutelslu'tiknimsleii, (I)) 1 got him iipiniiJ 
 
 water, 
 
 Chill 
 
 -ngut 
 
 .l.'.M 
 
 .lle^'Ui, 
 
 I -ot 
 
 tin out o 
 
 a hoU" IVum 'iisid 
 
 (' 01 tiKl 
 
 earth, from a grave 
 come out. 
 
 .assa znmutelsluileiriish. 
 
 I 
 
 UAWl 
 
 Chin-iigutelsIii'U.-, I get up rrnm amid -I ollu'i-s, [Irom lying d 
 leH-ngutelsLeusi'm, ngiitel,>Iii.useii, (SJ 1 make him get ii) 
 
 .lAVIi. 
 
 I aiiii'Hl 
 
 )tl 
 
 olliei's. 
 
 sh. (• 
 
 GUTls—lnwi of,] 
 
 Chiiie^-giitllnl, rhiti-gutliii, gutlii 
 
 plane. 
 Chin guitli, chin-guitl, guUl(«li, pit!'.-'. I ani whiltKd, plaied. 
 
 (K) I 
 
 tioc, from that 
 cligutUm, I pla 
 [lIIXKSGUTrMi 
 escape, break k 
 liiincs-gutgutpmi, 
 Iliiiiei3-gulpelui.si, A 
 [liiiies-gutpenzuti, i 
 liiiiigut|>numt, I 81 
 liit'tpenumt, Boutk 
 lliin-iigutpt'lsi, I w 
 lliiiigutp.salko, 1 r 
 lliiii-iigutpdk.s, r ar 
 Biin-gut'peU, My cl 
 |liiii-|)uugulip, My 
 
 HilJTPt'SKM, gUtpii 
 
 cany him away 
 but running awa 
 
 j;iit])ulteni, (IGj 
 u (light. 'Ko-gu 
 ubductod. 
 piiugutepusem, ( 
 
 UI.\i;,i CUtiUTI'KMI.Nl. 
 
S09 
 
 GUT 
 
 L.fuill, What I liavo pluncil. 
 
 r^jTuilille, ll (Jl>o.s iiul pUiiio, it docs iioi lot itsolf be piuiiuil, it 
 
 dues not got planod. 
 L.gutliin, gutlintcii, gutlint, cont. cs-gutlcstcJi, os-gutlust(ikii, v. tr. 
 
 real. (10) 1 plaue it. 
 || gutlHcm, gullUen, gutlilt, v. rel. (17) I piano his or it 
 
 for hi Hi. 
 
 gutlsliitcni, gutlshiton^ gutlsliit, v. rel. (15) 1 plane for him, 
 
 liclp him planing. 
 I< gutUhishoni, v. rel. (9) I plane it fur others. 
 Pliiiies-gutlslushi, I plane fur others. 
 
 Ltlt'iiuiilun, s. A jai'k-plano, any inslrumoiit to whittle. 
 Ulomin, s. Shavings. 
 Uigutlini, a. Carpenter. 
 Cuiiies-ohgutlalkoi, I lake otT the bark fronj trees, from any pioto. of 
 
 wood.] 
 |i's-i'lit*utlalkoni, chgutliilkun, (8) I tuko off the bark from tlial 
 
 tree, from that j)iece, 'les-chgutliilkolteni/ rd. (16.) 
 
 cligutlim, I plane it. 
 [lUXKS GUTP.M1, chin-gutip, gut'^jsh, v. iutr. (5) I run away 
 
 escape, break loose. 
 JhiiK's-gutgutpnii, red. 
 biiios-gutpclulsi, freq. 
 
 Iiiiies-gutponziiti, V. ref. I elope, [of married women, or others.] 
 Iliiiigutijn^mt, I sueceed in running away. 
 Iiit'tpenumt, Bounced np, started up. 
 Iliin-iigutpelsi, I wish to run away. 
 
 Iliiiijiutp^alko, I reach out <>[ the woods, [when travelling.] 
 !iiii-iigutjj:iks, I arrive at the end of a hill, 
 hin-gut'pelt, My child run away. 
 Iliiii-l)im_i!;ulip, My wile or hu^biind run away. 
 fs-fiiJTi't'SEM, gutpuscn, gutpusent, (8) I run away with him, I 
 
 curry him away in a flight, [not meaning the aceompanying,] 
 
 but running away a person, I abduct. 
 
 giit|)ullem, (IGj I runaway with his carry away his in 
 
 a flight. 'Ko-gutpultem lu in-iiugonog.' My wile has beori 
 
 abducted. 
 
 piuigutepusem, (8) 1 run away with his wife. 
 i.NKij cHUUTi'KMf.M, 1 run towarJ.i [if I run alone.] Of sovo- 
 
 mf 
 
 
 
GUTT 
 
 ral, *Chin-chguizuti.' 
 lo8-chj;iitpminoni, chgiilppmin, ohj^iitpominl, instr. loc. (11) \ ^ji 
 
 np to him or it, 1 full upon him, to uttaolt or to UMaist. 'Chi'ii|.f 
 ' ptMnin Maly.' I run to Mury. '(Jhgutpemin In S't-hkut'iHliijif 
 
 r HttaeUcd tho Hhickfcct, I ulono. In plurul, 'Chguiziitom,' 
 " chgutpemihom, (16) I run up to his attjiok his ;>;. i\A 
 
 chguiziitomHom.' 
 ('hinoH-chgutpomHk«Migui, I attack onomioH alono. PL 'Kue-tJ 
 
 guiKatoni.' 
 
 KacH-digutpcmcnuegui, Wc attack one another, ono on each (jiJtJ 
 Kacs-chguizt(!monuL'gui, VVc full upon, attack each othor, in nuJ 
 
 hers. 
 
 IcH-n(!hgutp6usom, nchgntpciiscii, (8) I attack him to fight a (liulj 
 
 " n(;hgutp6lisom, pi. 
 
 CiiauTPK, .<!. Junction of two rivora. 
 
 Chgugut'tpc, Junction of more than two river«; tlic three fdrksj 
 
 the Missouri. 
 Sgutpkein, .s. An ahrupt canon eonn'ng out of the woods, /(/. jjl 
 
 'Sgutpsalko.' 
 Chin-zgutip, T run thi« way. '/cligulpeminzin.' I came riinniiil 
 
 to thoe. 
 Chin-tgutip, I ran away ahead, 'les-tgutopusem,' I take Iiii| 
 
 uway^ first etc. 
 Chines-oiitmisziJti, chin-gutmiszut, gutmiszutsh, v. rejt. (5)1 
 
 liave h).st something forever, I made an irreparable Iosh. W« 
 
 to me ! 
 los-gutechstem, gut(^chstemen, gutt'<'hstement, r. tr. inxtr. \9]\ 
 
 cause him an irreparable loss, v. g. crippling one of his i 
 
 voritc horses etc. 
 Kaes giitechstemenu«;gui, rtr. We t-aiise an irreparable loss too 
 
 another. 
 
 les-gutt^chstemitem, (16) I cause irreparable harm to his 
 
 Chines-guttchstemzuti, v. rcf. I harm myself irreparably. 
 
 In-gutechsteiizuleii, n. .My evil spirit. 
 
 GUT'T,— [ro.)^ «/,] 
 
 N. H. — The apostroj)he between the ^ and du not eonfuunl il 
 
 word with 'Gut.' 
 les-gut'teminem, fll) I find il provoking. 
 " gul'temiUem, (16) I find bis provi>|;iiig. 
 
). PI. 'Kuc-iil 
 
 1 cunic runninil 
 
 11,' I take tiiil 
 
 iniblo lofistoM 
 
 lot contKuml li 
 
 211 
 
 GUUS 
 
 iioHfut'tcmonui'j^ui, v, rec. Wo find ono another provoking. 
 riiiKKs-oiKiuT'TEMLsTi, (5) I aui angry ut inynolf. 
 ["iiiNKScndUT'T^LSi, V. vol. I am augry at something. 
 les-(lifi"t'^*^'^^""» I'hgut'ttUHemon, chgut't6lsemont, (9) I am angry 
 
 at him, or it. 
 
 [jiosclij^iit'tolaomonut'gui, rec. Wo aro angry at each other. 
 ki,s-(:li)^iit't«'w<^i"onii(igtini, kae-chgut'telsemenu6gumentem, Wo 
 
 HIT both angry for 
 
 kii)(.s.clif^ut'tolHcn»iHti, I am angry at myself. 
 
 Iout'outzIn, Arrogant talker. 
 
 U-"ut't/Aneni, giit'tz-inemoa, (9) I speak angrily with him. 
 
 .riii'izinemitem, (16) I speak angrily with his 
 
 Los-'nit't/JMoniiMuiegui, rec. Wo talk angrily with each other, 
 ni'ut't/.incmcnzutcn, s. Ho that talks arrogantly to me. 
 ;;riit<fiit'tziiu'nion, .s. An arrogant haliitual speaker. <Lu a-sgut'- 
 
 giit'tzin^men.' Your habit of ct(5. 
 Iliines-gut'tzinnrmti, \ got angry, talking. 
 
 |Bs(li"'ut'tencni, chgiit'ttlincmen, (9) I hear him with angor, [ can- 
 not boar to hoar him. 
 hincs-gutgul'tiiiiskani, (6) 1 speak angrily. 
 [ii-ii},nit<fiit't'sniig. You arc doserving of anger. 'As-ngutgut't'- 
 
 m^^.' Worthy of thy anger. 
 |(ii;iit_i,'iit't'sniigum, gulgut't'smigumon, (9) I think him worthy 
 
 of anger. 'Gutgut't'snugumcnzin.' I find you hateful etc. 
 UUS,-[roof 0/,] 
 Miies-jfiiusi, chin-guus, guusish, v. intr. (5) I wake, I keep awake, 
 
 I am sleepless, insomnia. 
 l-guu8, They are waking. 
 Ij-guusiin, guust6n, guiisint, or es-guustfcku, v. tr. real. (10) I 
 
 keep him awake, 1 prevent him from sleeping. 
 Dinps-{,'usomj.sti, v. ref. I keep awake. 'Es-gusomistui.' Watch, 
 do not sleep. 
 i-{:;usoinineni, gusomin, gusomint, instr. (11) I use that to keep 
 me awake. 
 
 cli^'useminem, chgusomln, (11) I think oi it in my sleepless 
 nights. 
 
 Igusciniii, ■<. What ono has boon meditating in his sleepless 
 houre. v 
 
 l-gust'fhsom, gusdchsen. 
 
 I 
 
 i 'I 
 
 f 
 
)rs iiol sl('i'|\ smart. 
 
 •s cIiil^iiHjiiiiNm'stiMi, (ml 
 
 „t,l 
 
 [li llic iiiiiinul would siiy, wliJ 
 ill lie skiiiiu'd. 
 
 , 212 
 
 Grz 
 
 fJusi;;tisl, <h!j. Wi(K' a\V!i!.(', r:ii> \.' .. 
 8guuH, .?. Imiomniti. 
 Ii!H-cIiiIj;us^ii><iii'iu'iii, (111 ;j,;i ■;;■;::■■. ■' :, 
 
 I disturb hm Hiccp, 1 w.iko 'im dy mnUitif:; noise, •Tying, A 
 
 l)i)\viii}i liiiii, as cryiii;:; i Iiil !;• ii wf a rrstlcss bt'd-inatc! el(;f 
 
 may do. 
 (lUZTT, .s'. Higli iiiiiiiiitMi;). 'fMic'.' ^ ,<;ii;'.u(.* Tliri'c inouiitains. 
 fiUZ, Seems to be tlie Ham" :\--, "I-i/..' S^u^ above, Imot of.] 
 Iszgoiz, What is skinned by m. . 
 
 CIiiiK's i;u/,iiii, cliiii-jj;!!/.!!!!, ^ii/.. ', r.,i'f. in, I. (8) I skin uniimilJ 
 I-cbin j^oiz, I am skinned. 
 Cliiii-;;(M///-, im^-. I am s';iiiii:.i 
 
 it. is skinned,] I lend my i! 
 les jriizini, {.^iiziiten, y;iiz.i;!, ■ 
 
 teal. (10) I Hkih it. 
 •' {^iizltt^m, guzHi-n, i^ii/iH, v. ni. (17) I skin his skin it fo 
 
 him. 
 
 gii*flhltem, guzshiten, <;nzshit, v.rcf. (15) I skin for hnji. 
 
 guzshishon, giizsbishcmen, (.'. rrl. (0) I skin it for others, 
 Chinos-guzsliishi, (■. nl. I skin lor others. 
 OhiheH-guzmluisi, freq. 
 (/hines-nguy.mclsi, ool. I wish (o skin. 
 Sgugnizeni, iV. Skinner. 
 (/HiNKs-N»)u/(iiizMf;i,si, cliiii-iigii/.giixmels, ngu/-gn/,m6Ish, v. i»(ij 
 
 vol. (5) 1 Huft'er, //7. I (eel I iini skinned, I fuel hieorated, lii 
 
 nsed for any bodily pain, and niotivphorically also for intei 
 
 ones. 
 Tc8-ngn7,gn?;m(Msem, ngiizgnznuMstcMi, ngllTignzmMsku, v. cmm, 
 
 I make him suffer. 
 " nguzgu7,m6lscm, nguzgnzm{d^»emon, instr. (9) T feel itpainWI 
 
 f am pained at it. 
 *' nguzguzmdIUcm, (16) I eauso his to snffor. 
 " nguzjruzm/dslitem,' (1 1) T siifTer for liim. 'Kae-ngnzgnzmd 
 
 slilils.' Tie suffered for n 
 
 gdt.' Ho made onr fSither suffer. •Kuc-ngiizguzmilsomlili 
 
 ITo suffered on our aeconnt, finds us j)ainful, hard. 
 " ehrigusiiguzmelsom, (S) T suffer on that aeeounf. 
 Kaes-TtgnzgiizmoNtuc^jilMi, rnva.v. rrr. We cause one annt'inl 
 
 suffer. 
 
 
IIAU 
 
 r,„,, nc:"''^,!X'"''f^<'''''f""f'""^'f^"') '"''• '' ''• ^V'' fi'i'I onci nnotlicr pain- 
 
 TJ^f,^.\vn\7.<;^^\•Aw^^h]\i\\^lr\v, rcf. vr. \V(» -MfTiT for the sake of each 
 
 othor. 
 
 |l.<i?!n"ir/:s"^'f"<^'''» ^-Vhat f }mv»> Hiifforod. 
 [.^„^,iij/;;^iiziTi6lp, My actiiiil Hiiflroriii<^s. M iii!;ir/,L;n/,m6lHton.' What 
 
 [jivPM mo pain. '}}\-vh'i^\v/.\f\v/.nv''\-\<'\\ ' Tlio canso of my 
 
 Hiiftprint?. 
 
 [.srifiizi^'"''""^'''*^"' TIk! plafo in wliicli I KiifTiT. 
 [osrlin;:;n7:i!;n!'.n"/'lsoni, f'!Hii!;n>',i^uzm/-!^''iiM-n, ivfr. (0) I puffor on 
 
 thiit iM'coiuit, not in favor of him, hut on his account, 
 I" (fiizirnzm/'chHtom, f^ir/f^nznuV-hsfonK'n. inyfr. (0) I vex hihi, 
 
 tnrtnro him with my handp, with my doods. 
 (nos-"iiZ!^ii7.ni/'('l)HtomnTi/'f^iii, We torture, torment one another. 
 
 H 
 
 II The fifth h'tter of the alphabet, and it is pronounced as h in 
 li} house, harm. 
 
 IA!ah! InitHo? Ha! mipeni\nzin, kn-ndko, ah! I found you 
 
 nut, you stole. Kxehimation of surprise, of hearing news, 
 
 (rood or had, to ho diRtinj^uished from n, that means an assent. 
 
 WrKu. 
 ^\\V—[rootof,] 
 Ichin-hau, i-hilush, v. p^xn. (5) I am relieved, [ am free, I am let 
 
 go, after sickness or pain, etc, 
 Jhinps-haiii, ohin-h6um. h&ush, v. ad. ind. (6) I lot go, I slacken, 
 
 I slacken some things, 
 ^culianm, haumstcn, hAumsku, v. act. tr. (9) 1 let it go, I slacken 
 
 it. 
 
 I" liiinmltem, hiutnlten, h6umlt, v. rd. (IG) I let his go. 
 
 I" hanmslitem, hiiuiiishlen, haumsliit, r. rd. (14) I help him in 
 
 slackening. 
 ^liincH-nhaumi'lsi, v. vol. 
 
 fzliiiiim. What has been slackened. 'S'haum.* The slackening. 
 '!j;iili;iniTi, s. One U])p()inted to Riaeken. 'irauni6inen,' s. An im 
 
 poiiune man. 
 
1 i 
 
 II 
 
 314 
 
 ^v HRK 
 
 HE! III*'! An iiitcrjcctioM, of |)!ii»i, <»( Mirl< |i(M)j»h', not forcxji,,! 
 
 mil torture ; iimi it in iiiiMWori'd l»y tlic liyHluncfi'rH in a unnA 
 
 wuy hy, 'Kn-fi/.lciizktu^H'chiit.' flicft' Z!<i'ini. 
 
 l-<thin-fu'<', i-l<H-IWM', v. pans, (f)) T urn niHpcclcd, \w it rospoitcd, 
 C^hinfiM-lircmi, ohin-h/u'm, !n\<!iKl), r. (wi. inif. (7) I respect, I|,^^| 
 
 Imve rPMpootriilly. 
 IoH-h<V/*in, luVnt/;n, lu'cntckii, ro7)f. cH-li/eHlOn, on IiceNlMui, r. /r| 
 
 P' '^ (10) I respect, honor Iiini. 'iriu'sti'n hi sruiko.' I rnJ 
 
 peet Ntealin^, T ahstuin from it. 
 
 liMiein, ri'it. 
 
 lu'elt/'Mi, li/icHin, li/'oM, i\ rrl. (17) I respect Iiih 
 
 li/('s!\iierti, lit'eshiten, licH'sh'it, r.r>!. (If)) I reHpe<t Honit'tliin,. 
 
 on Iiis beliair, F lielp Iiitn in rcHjxMt of. 
 •• liresliislicin, lu^eKirislieinen, /•, /v7. (0) I respect lliat I'l.ri 
 
 othnrH. 
 riiineN-lu^esliisIii, I respcM t for sonielxtdy. 
 
 S'h/Mun, TIic ri'spectin};. 'Szhi'cin.* What has been ntspectoil, 
 ChincH-hi^onzuti, v. ref. I rc8p<'ct myKcIf, I restrain myHclf. 
 ChineH-Iu^iMiii^iti, r. ri'f. id. 
 Tes-h/uMnistoni, ht^Mnistonieii, or li(''en/.utotn(!n. ?'. rrf. fr. (0) I rej 
 
 Htrain myself from it, T have awe for it. 'IlfccnuHtemtm Igl 
 
 Hmceni.* I respect tlxi «ox, T Itoep myself in reserve witll 
 
 them. 
 <?hines-hi\t>ltunislii, v, pop. Turn respectful to the people, I mi 
 
 well mannered. *Tas nln^eltumsh.' IIo is unmannorod. 
 Ifts-cdihiom, (10) I rospoct on that account. 
 " chheoHem, (17) 1 respect him for that reason, 
 r'hhoctin, $. Reason why one is respected. 
 TIcnnziiten, ■«. Adorer, respecter. *Kae-chtVnzutemlilH hi i-F 
 
 inxiHen.' Wo jire worshipping^ of the Deitie's. 
 ChinoH-nhoilHi, r. vol. I feel respectful. 
 
 Iis.nhc(''ls( m, nheidsonien, rol. innfr, (9) \ feel respect for liim, 
 KacH-nhe61semenut^gui, reA\ vol. W(! respect each other, [muchudl 
 
 amon<^ f;;ood couples.] 
 (•hines-nheilseinisti, I respect myself, 
 les-nhecilsom, nhe«^lsten, cauKx. vol, I make him respectful, I kocpl 
 
 him in check. 
 Kaes nhe.(\Kstu»\^u!. We keep one another in check, in subjectioii, 
 
mtil8 hi i-Kol 
 
 21& 
 
 UKM 
 
 wo in'o not iVumdly. 
 IliOoi'ilf;;", s. Holy |»lu(!o. 'IkiioH'hoiilogum.' Bo it, [pluco] ro- 
 
 NUU('U:tl- 'I-ll(;Ul(!glllll.' UuHpOOl liliti {)IU(!U. 
 
 I'littulkt', .V. Holy wood. 
 
 I'liocliku, .s. Holy wtttor. 
 
 I'lioi'lijfu, s. Holy lolliK, Hi.-tlors. 
 
 I'liaalkrt, Holy voHtmciits, church voHtmontH. 
 
 I'licelK"* ^1**'>' l»<*"M^J- 
 
 riuialis, Holy food. 'Ks-imukHciiiMluii tu Niikuitzin.' I think coin- 
 
 iiiiiiiioii u holy food. 
 |'|,i;li»!Hiiu^', .>-. Worlliy ol' nisjxul. 'Hchosiiuifiiineiilgu lu Muly.' 
 
 You hold Mury in vcncrutioii. MIclu'iHmiguiuolaiii lu a-Hku8«i.' 
 
 1 tiiiiik your sou worth ol" iidorution, r«!,sj)oct. 
 liiiiort-huuHkagiici, (0) I trout horso.s with duo rogurd. *Tuh 
 
 haiirikut{ii<;.' Ouu tluil iuis no tun; uC tiniuiulH, ho uhuNOH 
 
 thoiii. 
 IK'KNKM, num. Ki;j;hl, inan. cii^hl linu-s. 'C.'hl»6tnom.' Bight, 
 
 iiniiii. 
 
 t^iiicinlopon, Ki>j;hty. 
 
 ^iiun'iiilvan, or ht'cncnilnkokiin, iii^j^ht hundred. 
 Iiinmaskiit, Kij^ht days. 'Hiinniaskiitilnh,' v. inch. Tho eighth 
 
 (lay boffiuH. 
 
 Lht'oiieni, hiiineiuHton, v. tr. (Hj I make ci^ht. of ihuiu by ad- 
 dition or diviinion. 
 (liiiios-htMrniuilNhi, I hcoomo ci/^ht, wc huppon to bo eight by ad- 
 (iiti(Mi or division } (or other compositions^ jKiy' Kh<M, cbolds, 
 uiid iHiike liiem iilike. 
 Ianmk, Ki^hl, in composition. 
 |t;i!ia-ii»! intr.rj. HehisI used un\\ by men. 
 .\'\\\w, N. SpU.'cn. 
 irm! iiil. Hem ! 
 iMniJi'lieniiH, .s. Turtle-dove. 
 [KM,— [/-'JO/ of,] 
 
 Hiurii|)ml, liemij), II is i^ouiii^ cloudis, lln- s'iies are eloudrt. 
 i-h('r)i|teiniizul, -V/. 
 flifiiii|i, .1". l''o;^. 
 i(hln'n>j)mi, <'s(iilnnii|». 
 
 jliiii-cliillieiupi'iic, ! i;ot inoiNtenod by the iliw, white frost, mist, 
 Itedowed. 
 
 a 90 
 
 
HOI 
 
 Ics-heimilgiiin, licmMj^uii, lKiiiiulj;ii;it, o. tr. real. (8) I inoisiei, ,■ 
 
 iskiii, wlu'ii it i.s so luinl to \>c worlvcd, iiiul it is iiiuisloiiciJwiii 
 
 warm wuler to bo sofHonod. 
 IIonn'lifii, .s'. Moistoiu'd liido. 
 CIIINER-UKULSIII, [tVoiu hdum?j chin-hculsh, i'. i/ifr. (5j[ 
 
 yuwn, hio. 
 Ics-litulshein, h^ulshton, v. cams. (8) I mako him yuwii. 
 Chitios-houlU'ulMli, red. 
 HuhoulHh6mon, s. A yawning mun. 
 UOJ,— [root o/,] 
 
 ]-chin-li6i, v. puss. 1 uni fiiii.sliod, I uiu <iiiittc(1, I uiii (hail. 
 S'hoi, s. The ending. 'Tii-ojjs'Iioi.' Kndloss, it !ias no i:iil. '][ 
 
 kaeps-hoi.' It will liavo no oiid. Fat. 'Shii hl'i.' So 
 
 finishud. Tlio usual word ibr diNUiiHinj^ an ussemlil}. cuiin i| 
 
 diurch. 
 Chines-hoimi, i-hin-lioim, hoinh, v. act. inJ. (fi) I 8tO]> (!.iiii.; ; J 
 
 thiu/^, I Hlop working or playing etc, [not niuiuii;i:^ d. ;• 
 
 c'oniplotion of iho work, bul ol' .stoj)j)ing, quitting woil; ,;; 
 Chinosdtoilioi, red. 'Iloihoisli !' Quit, stop; an ordor I'rom iaL,(,| 
 
 chicr, anybody to i-hildivn oti'., to stoj) iho noisu or iui!miihT 
 les-hoiom, IvMsten, luMsku, v. tr. real. (8) I stop that, I quit iJ 
 
 'Iloiston lu seme «6ulku.' I (piillod drinking.' 'Il6i.sl;u!|| 
 
 a-spsaio.' Put an isnd t<» your foolishnoss. *Ko-hoisku.' LtJ 
 
 me alone. 
 " hoiltoni, x\ rd. (IG) I stop \\\n quit Ins or quit it 
 
 him. 
 Chines-hoii'hsti, (')) I quit working. 
 
 les-lioithson), lioidisten, hoirli.sku, (8) I quit working that 
 
 Cliinos-hoizini, fliin-hoizin, lioizinsli, (f)) I stop talking, I kcal 
 
 Bilenoo. 
 les-Iioizincin, hoizintinen, lioiziiKiiiLiii, ii>str. (0) I ^toJ) talkiii'J 
 
 that. 
 "■ lioizinoin, lioi/in, liun'.int, ry»^ os-!ioi;-;istori, v. causs. (8)Iiiialii| 
 
 him quit talking. 
 II6iznenu'n, .s'. A stubborn man that slops speaking. 
 S'hoizin, s. The .st(q)i)ing to speak. '.Szlioizin.' Tho kcepii 
 
 silent. 
 Chincs-nhoilsi, ?;. i;o^ I want to (piit. 
 les-nhoilscm, nhijilseincn, nhOilsoinent^ r. vd. (5) I want to fl 
 
217 
 
 UOl 
 
 it to I'u.sli'uy it, to ubuuduii il. 'U ^^ol.iluii u lulwH'nlicilHU- 
 iiiuiitKi^ 'u ^'^ "'^^^'"^'"'""'" Why do you not WMuL lo (^uiv 
 yuiii- Imbit of buclibiling'/ |Mt^ JciUuuiM, iuun. 
 
 eHihliuiom, I quit on that accuunt. 
 
 |iH'lii>i>iteu, A'. Thu rcuMoii wliy 1 uiii ubuiidoitcd, d«bli'i-yud. 'Lu 
 c'liuc'litt U'iu lu cbbuitis lu Nlitligu.' Iiu])unly wui« Uiu ruuHou 
 of tl)u detttructiuu ul' tbu world. 
 
 leH-ihhuiitum, 1 quit it for tbut. 
 
 (lishoim, (S) 1 quit that. tttf-'CUlH.' 
 
 |c,vrh!)li' ilt^^'i'^ (1^0 ^ q^''' ^''^1- '*^"' ^""» ^ q^'l' ^'''>' 'Ci2ii'bi.ilziu 
 
 Jii ii-><iniko.' I tbrgivo you, roiiiil you your ibetl. 'Taks'chH'- 
 
 huiKcii.' 1 will not condone it to him. 
 LiiieH-tliui, I liiiitih, quit bul'oru. 
 L-lli"it'iii, I quit tliut bolorc. 'TlioisUu hi uii-zuuil, uoiu uLon- 
 
 iH'iniiizin.' First slop your bobavior, and 1 will Lave pity on 
 
 you. 
 hiuilt'gii, s. Abandoned, dcscrlnd plucr, v. g. Sodoniu. 
 
 Tin; sixth lottiT of the alphabet, and it is pronouueed an in bit, 
 pit, and t' in ijeese. 
 
 A |)iirli('le protixed first to .substantive nouns, and means only, 
 liiinlu, itJtifj.'thiT, trull/, V. >^. 'I-C'hiii-skultoiuin-u.' I am really 
 A nmn, only a man, truly a man, a bravu. 'I-ku-suiuem.' You 
 aiT in(liH'(l a woman, a eowunl. 
 Loinlly, Before adjeetive-j, and passive verbs, which are but ad- 
 jcctivt's. 'I-chin-lioai.* I am all black, nothing but black. 
 'I>;uku.' ^'v\\ clean, all clean. *I iiaz.' He is well tied. 
 'I-cliin zau.' I am well washed. '1-chin ht^e.' I am well res- 
 li.i'tel. 'Ikii-ne.s.' You ari' all ^ooil. 'I-ku-tish.' You are 
 all s'At'et etc. T-nko.' Only one. 'Chinuks.' One, arum. 
 •1-diiiiaks.' Only one. 
 
 inlly, M;'l'un' verb-', lu's; ies thi' ubi'Vc meuiiuig, .si:;iiifies litiinf- 
 •' 7,7 • .. V .sv,r;// lO. '! ku :,ui:t.' Y'"ii:u'»' iii'!'. v''! luic!, ;il\v;iv.i 
 
818 
 
 •la 
 
 niful. 'lUii «'lii\iiiu.' Vnii jiriiy iilwiiys, only pniy, i|u ikii] 
 liiM pniyiii^. 'I rlii'iiiiii II llil.' Il«' ili*l iiolliiii;^ Imt |ii'aviij 
 !iiii| ilii>i|, ii'^ soon us lie |»r;iyoi| lie HumI. 'InKlilcn ii clsii;- 
 
 LM soon as [ siiw liim 
 
 I 
 
 rcroi^lH/.ril llllll. 
 
 'N.' i Ii 
 
 in- 
 
 -cliijiilpotninl^ii 111 siMiii'iiiiiu'n.' As soon us llic \h'\\ 
 
 I'* I'liiiJ 
 
 ''iiid 
 
 run up lo llic cIiiiimIi. 'I nUo/.incmis ii pinii^Hir-s.' | 
 only a wonl to liiin ami ciircil Imn. 'I-t lidianpili is u 
 hIu'IsIi.' As soon as lie liad lilcsscd tlicni, In- asci'iiilod. 
 
 K. n. — Tl>tM'(>rori' all a(lji'(liv(w atiil ollicrs hcrrimnn^ liy mh 
 have to III' |ciol<t'i| lor iiiulci' aiuillicr li'ltcc, llic / noi |„ 
 nidical. 
 
 lA! Pity! n.ias! 
 
 lA,— [root ()/,] 
 
 f-cliin ii'ia, nnp. i-i;'iasli, i ii^;nii, •"''']. i I^aclcs ii'iai, r. /n/ ■'■. or////c, [ 
 ('on^ri'<;attM| or assciulilt'il, I am not scallcn"'!. 'Ipi 
 
 ^•^■iiuJ 
 
 RiMiiain wi^W asstMnl)liM|, do not disperse 
 
 CI 
 
 iiii(>s laini, < inn ma, laa .n, r. in 
 
 fr. (")) I iim t!;i'tliii;;' asscinlil 
 
 am assi'inl linj;. 
 
 (Miin«'siaanii, cliin-iaanrim, iaainiisli, r. ,tff. In,!. (7) I am iismujI 
 liiijf, contA'i'ei^atin^ soindliin^ or soin('I)nd\-, I am ^iillicnn;! 
 •fiMlu'r. M'liin-iaamini t'sziziniMt.' \ i;'atlici'ed sonic cliililn 
 'Cliim's-iaiami,' ml. Bt;^' Inipiini. 
 
 It's iaamim, iaaiiislrii, iaami'^l<n, or iaa^^tiMi, iaasli'Kii, (Id) I 
 
 it, ((dlcct, assi'inldi' tlicm as a tlock 
 
 laam 
 
 Itc'in, iaaniltt'ii, iaamilt, v. rrl. (17) I s^atlicr, 
 
 Ih'^r 
 
 Ilis or tluMi\ for liini. 
 
 " laamsliitt'in, iaamsliiton, iaamsli'it, or iaasli'itcin. /•. /W. jlJ 
 f^adii'i- lor Iiini, I lu'lp him in asscmldiii^- etc 
 
 " iaamsliisliom, iaainshislH'mcn, or iaasliislicm. r. r<l. (!M I ^.-ai 
 tluMii tor OtluTS. 
 
 Chinos-iaamsliislii, r. irl. I <,'atlH'r lor otiicrs. 
 
 (Miincs-iaamilsiii, v. Iiir/i. (;">) I Iicifin to asst'inldc 'Sziaiiii! 
 'riu> jfatlicrinij, the act ol' assi'mMiiii;. 
 
 rhiiuvs-iaainliiisi, r. fm]. 
 
 li's-iaamliiisi'in, //''/. tr. I frctiin'iitly i^-atln'r tlicm. 
 
 (Miiiu's iaanu'u/.i'iti, /•. rrf. I gather myself, I as>-einltli'. 
 
 riiinos-iainltunislii. r. /")/i. I i:;il!ier tlie people. 
 KsiA, (tdj. All. every one. 'I"ls ii'ta.' Tiiey i;'Mtliered. 
 
 .liiiliSI'll), lll/J. ( 
 
 jiiive III' all .SOI 
 ►ialicii, All tril)e 
 Ma|)l.i ill, iii/J. A 
 [\yUn\, ^. City, 
 liiajikriiileii, ,v. ( 
 hiaaliii, >. Assern 
 |liicM/.i'.leli, N. 'I'll 
 iiiaaiiiiiii, v. ( 'on 
 IJIM ■; M \ \i, kae I 
 III- iiiMini, (7j W 
 a-^-i iiiMy. '(('n 
 iv- iiiiipiiii, i<ae-ni 
 iim',-.-iii>Li li^'iii^ I 
 |iaa'i>t''li:;iileli, .v. 
 |i;i..' i,i.--K.i^aei, I 
 iia-lwi;;'aeiii i'lski'i 
 |iaa-!va:;iiri('ii, ,>.', 
 iaaiii'iiiriii, iicin,', 
 laaiiJlein, ( lO) 
 • liii'ilii. «fei)"('lii 
 i.'HiinliX'iii, iaiiK 
 V. ;;■. ciillccliii^ s 
 'III\MIM;m, (liiai 
 liiiii. 
 KII.IAMfN, liiilia 
 
 >,.,'iiM--ii!l,s.' She 
 IX lA, I ;im ..,,;, 
 
 i.s warce. 
 liia.iiii, i-iii;i>(t'ii, I 
 ].-c;ir(r ')!" it, v, <r. 
 
 Iain .xai'ee ol un 
 l;i;u'ili --11, .\ jiijor 
 |iui:iarilr^Mi.' fan 
 
 '■■■I'll' ,4''"'^ iaiai'ili 
 hxiiiilcd arrow.s. 
 
 j'l!, ''■(/'. Ilaiv, .M-ii 
 jtnisl, iiiiiiivitiiiw- 
 l'''.itl, He plays tin 
 
[irilV, <ln IliillrJ 
 i\^ JiiU |iniyj 
 lilcii n i>UiV,Miii| 
 *Nf i ruiiiisJ 
 I tin- Ix'll isnj 
 it:;st»''>. lie >)! 
 iiliilt is 11 
 iimcoikU'iI. 
 iiiiiiiiji: liy Mill, 
 , the ' iml l,i 
 
 yii/s'.';. or lutf. 1]J 
 .>roil. M-|iks.i;i)J 
 
 tlilli;" M^'^rllili 
 
 (7) I mil ii-oitl 
 I iini ;:;atli('riii;:| 
 i-fil suiiu" cliiMr 
 
 iiilllMT, llSM'lli 
 
 i>iii. r. rrl. (lJi| 
 
 910 
 
 lA 
 
 il,s('iii, <iilj. <H iill Ivimt itt' all .sortH. 'KN-iiiuksciiuMi.' I 
 
 lilVt' 
 
 ^lllll^ll 
 
 il' all soi'Is. 
 All IrilifH. 
 
 ,l,,iii, 'I'd- A ^vvni nmiiy, 
 
 ■li;i I 
 
 iKclii, 
 
 ( il V, (lie cill/.cii.s. 
 
 kriiiicii, .^■. Cily, lliv' town, uliilo or Imliuii. 
 
 I / 
 
 hiiiiiiKi, 
 
 AsHrriil)la;;t>, tlic liiill. 
 
 l/.ctl'll, ■■<• 
 
 TIk' IfilllnTl'l', 
 
 Liaaiiiiii 
 
 I, s. ( 'ollMlliHsiollt>(l to UHSCIIlltlo. 
 
 HIM 
 
 \l \ \l. 
 
 kac iiii'iii, i\ iiitr. \Vr arc assoiiililod in 
 
 siiiaini, ("j Wt' arc asHcnilillnj;' in. 'li'cHniunii.' Willi tlif 
 ;i>mmiIiI>. MJiii.sli ri'Hiiiuini.' (io |() the aMscnilil^ . 
 'N iiiiiiiini, l<aciiiii|), iiia|i.sli, /". inlr. \Vc anscniMc liy our.-ii'lvi'i. 
 [iiir-iii^Ki li^iii, I asscinltli' llic Indians. 
 ili;;ilU'li, >•■. AsHOliililago ol' pcojilc. 
 
 Ii;i.i>i' 
 
 \V:W.' I 
 
 ;iskii;^arl, I ;;allM'c lior.ics, ralllc, tl(tnu'>tic mjiinaU. 
 
 ski'i"'.'H'iii i'isk;'ii;'a«'n, (S) I jfatlicr his horses, catlUv 
 11, N. I>aiiil ol hoi'sc.-i (olU'( ted lo^i'lhcr. 
 Ill, iaaiii'iii, (Sj I M^cccd ill collcclinjj; ihuiii. 
 
 Iia:i-'va:;'iit'li 
 
 I'laaiiuiK 
 
 laaii 
 
 .llciii, (Mi) I succeed in cojlcitinjj; liis. 
 
 I'liiaiii. 
 
 ti'.i>'(Miiaiii. 
 
 iaiiu'( li^ciii, iaiiicchsteii, I collect thein, ;j;ather with wty hands, 
 illccliii^ stones scaltei'ed, or ealahles I'lc, 
 \\iim:m, ( hiainin, chiainini, r. Inr. (]]) We gather aruund 
 
 V. ■;■. I- 
 
 r:ii 
 liiiii. 
 
 Ki i,i.\MfN, kiiliainslen, T }:;ather him under. 'Kuliainste.'^ }u 
 
 iM: 
 
 iill>.' Slui iialhered the little ones under her win 
 
 II!X lA, I am scarce of .someLliing. 'I-ia lu ulul'uu.' Munt-y 
 
 is scarce 
 
 II laaiii, 
 
 i-iaa-li'ii, i-i.'iaskii, r. //'. (8) f have lilth' <;f that, I 
 
 am 
 
 ilde. 'S/.iami'i^B.MaiTc '»!" il, v. <<. 'I-iiastoii hi ululim.' T have hut few ilolIarN, 
 t lam .scarce ol money. 
 
 A jKjor jicrson, the u|lj)o,■^ilc ol' 'Koiolegu.' 'I cliin- 
 
 laauuiru, 
 
 III. 
 
 laiaaiilc^'ii. I am jioor 
 
 r 
 
 as-ieiiiiilf, '^^■a'auK j,i<iii^ laiaiih'^umcn In ikN-snoiiilcmu. 1 am pool' <- irun 
 |Hiiiited arrows. 
 
 i(, ti'!j. IJarc, >caiie, reserved, tierce, imjio.sin^ resjjeel, dih- 
 tnisl, uiiiiivitiii;;-, reimlsive. 
 ['■/.Ill, He idavs the ";reat, <rives himsell' aii'b. 
 
 ■reii 
 
 1 
 
 
 ) t)' 
 
•tu 
 
 u 
 
 Ic* iiiiii ifcni, i'l'^AtrTH'Mi, or icH-!<M»i;ii;itiftMii, i\ lf)*fr, ff*) \ \\y\^^\ 
 frcat him Ms b jx'Vson of reserve, I treat him with n>>«( 
 t'ithor 1mmhii"<»' T think him Movrro, or myit'lf unworth of Jj 
 ronfl(l»TH«. 
 
 rhiii(»4 iM.nmini, cliiii i.rtinitiorn, ifiitrniniHh, v. art. in<l. [iS) \ |„ 
 Hoiiu'hoily, I mintninf, I iini n(»t t'rof with ono, I nm in iiwc. 
 mihjcrtion, fr. ^fn>. 
 
 loM-liianiiiu'm, inamin, iiiiitu'iiit, r. iict. rftil. (II) I I'eur him, I 
 H'HorTc, in nwo with him, j^ mi^ rj^nit avre lui. 
 
 BID; 
 
 " iaamihcm, (IH) I !oar hiH 
 
 " rhsiaamiltcm, (0) T am in awe on that nccoimt. '('hHiuamiltJ 
 
 \\\ siiakoH. ' Tiu'v ar(» afraid of puniHliin^ hiH Htoalin^. 
 ( ■hiiioM-ini;»HU(ili<fiii, T foar tho poopip, I have human rospoit jjm 
 
 laia 
 laia; 
 
 >r l)iid. 
 
 Hlvalij^u', 
 
 s, A cowani, liniid, haNlifiil person. 
 
 Till' oni' tiiat inspires* awe, luistniHt, ri-Hcrvo. 
 I huvo no confidonco with him. 
 luuniL'iiion, .s. A coward. 
 CiiiN-NiAiAi.s, cliiiiiiiamilumish, I <U> not (arc lor others, h' 
 
 iaiasiiii*;. 
 
 unohl 
 
 •K'HR- 
 
 til. 
 
 Ii's iiiiinu'lscin, iiiMiiuMsrUK:), (0) I do imt i arc foi- it or Iii 
 
 " iiiauiclscmciiziilciii, iiiiiiiiclsi'mcii/.i'ilciiicii, (0) I do not c, 
 
 fill' it. 'N'i;iiiii'Isciiicn/,i'it('iiicii .sukiicziii.' T do not can 
 
 admitted to communion, 
 KacsiiiamclsciiuMnu'M;iii, Wc di> not can' for each otiier. 
 les chsiiianiM.'^t'ni, f do not care about it. *Ko-chsniaimMsiiiill,^B^''''li''d'! 
 
 Siiioiotilshten.' Voii did ii<)t care to ^jlve roiifii'iiiMtioii. 
 CiiinniX.Cnk, r ilo not care to ^ivc ear, to liear. 
 foH-niaAnem, niaan^mcn, niaan/mont, r. tr. imfr. f do not oarei 
 
 hoar him. 
 " laazinem, inazincmen, iuazin^mont, v. tr. (9) F tjilk him iii 
 
 awe, Ruhjoction. 'Ko-iaazinemiH.' TTc spcd^o to mo sn tkf 
 
 waH afraid to 
 
 «ay no. 
 
 rKs-MAT.\Mf'sF,M, iiiaiaiTi A^eii , (S) I am afraid to see him, I Inolij 
 
 him with nwp. 
 Ks-riliA.<rir.F, Thcv ;ire afraid to touch liitn, he i.s a terror, 
 
 is respected on account of his ancoMtors. 
 
 es-chi!iii])ilem, cniaapilc 
 •peak to him etc. 
 
 fr. rriil. (S) I fear to punish 1 
 
 'lira, 
 
 IrHiliiiiapilclle 
 
 lltllx to IliN, 
 
 \M—[routoJ\^ 
 
 I-chin-idl, imp. 
 
 II circle, n 
 
 Thirdly, M 
 rhin-iiihl, uiIiInI 
 
 ial'lmi.' 
 rhin("< inhni, cli 
 
 round. 
 Id iMJim, iaisf^'n 
 
 hond it into 
 
 " iiilcin, iillem 
 
 K'^i.'ili^n/, ifi, ft i 
 
 IcM-iiiriiiiiriem, i 
 
 come round, 
 
 ('lItNKS-r[?(Ar.EM* 
 
 iti n round f< 
 anything;. 
 
 S'li'IiiMlinin, ". T 
 "'luliialniiis 
 I's-clnMl'im, chiit'i 
 
 around. 
 N-fhinliTie, Tt is : 
 Nchi'il'Iize, U <_r 
 (N-chiidizem, cfii; 
 
 him or it. ' 
 
 with thorns. 
 srXr,sniN, Ron 
 
 foot. 
 
 snkoilv-aioskanu 
 
 Ht.\LKAN, ,?. A V 
 
 liincH-cIiialkani, < 
 my hond, hy h 
 iiii"s-cliiail:;iiii, 
 [cs-chialkanoin, cl 
 ' <'!ii;ilk.iiicin, c! 
 orown. 
 
four him, I amj 
 
 ust, ruHorvt'. 
 
 r do not carei 
 
 221 
 lA • 
 
 |,r((lii:>''M'''' ''^'"'> ''■'''• C'^V ' '^'" 'I'i'uul 1(1 ^tuiiiHlt Itih or lu 
 
 lulk to Il'lH 
 
 \M,~[root of,] 
 
 I.(hin-ii', '"'/'■ iilHh, .iuf>j. t-kM-iiUi, r. ;)n.<i.«. or adj. I nni round m 
 
 11 circle, not jim a ball. StM-ondly, "Hid of the f\ill moon. 
 
 Thirdly, Modal. Hed. •11141.' HuttonB. 
 Irhin-iit'''. inlilHh, I horotno round, fr. jf me arTondin. Suhj. 'Kb'- 
 
 ial'lmi.' 
 |rhino<< inli>ii» chin-iiilim, lallish, r. tirt. inJ. (7) I make Homctliitig 
 
 rotind. 
 lic^ialiMi, inlst('n, or inlcntin, iiiluit, or iulHtt^kii, v. tr. real. (10) I 
 
 bend it Into a rirclo. 
 '' iiilcni, iiiN'nistcn, i.iloniMk II, r. insfr. (0) I huvc i> round. 
 |Kx i:»'i^ii'' ifi. ^* i** r?*''*'"f^ round, il i^ gcftin;? full; o( tlio moon. 
 Ilosiiirini'i'icin, inl'lir n, lal'InMit, fM) I hucc<m'(| in niukinj^ it bo- 
 
 como round, bcndinj;. 
 |('iitNE'<riiiAt,RM\ cbin-fliiulim, fbinliish, (7) I witid up, Htrinj; up 
 
 in n round form, v. fj. to strini; ii top, to wind ii thrcnd nroiind 
 
 nnythinj?. 
 ISiidiiiilnrm, ". Til wlml is womid jiroiind, v. >^. the top is tlio, 
 
 '^iidiijilmii'^ 'ii si'pi.' T!i;it nrmml wliicli tlu^ stnnj^ is wound. 
 ('s-(lii;t!'n)i, chjMlint'n, cliiulint, r. fr. real. (10) 1 wind, string it 
 
 around. 
 blsfliinlir.o, Tt is Hurroundod. 
 P'iclii'il'li'/.c, Tt i^otM surrouiidod. 
 iN.c!u;ilizi'tn, fhiiilizocM), flualizi'oii*, '". fr.rrdf. for. (R) T Hurround 
 
 him or it. 'Ko-ohinlizoiR t'opl-hihuMzc' ITo siirroundod me 
 
 with thorns. 
 EsiXi.sniN, Tlonnd-foot, aH horHeH. 'Es-iolialshin.' Hound 
 
 foot. 
 
 Esnkcikaioskanusliin, riovon footed, uh cattle, hogs etc. 
 [)hiXlkan, .?. A voil, crown. 
 pliinoH-chialkani, ohin-chialkaii, i". iiitr. (f)) I have a veil around 
 
 my hoad, by having a bandage around the head. 
 iiiii"s(liiallv'aiii, cliiii-chialkanoni, (0) T veil my head. 
 Icf^-chiiilkanom, ehialkan, (8) T veil his head, I crown him. 
 I' clnjlk.iiieni, chialkaneiiieii, (9) f wear that head bandage, that 
 
 crown. 
 
222 
 
 TAP 
 
 TAG— [roof of, ■] 
 
 Jes-iayam, ■n- ialiam, iajiian, or ia1ri;i, ii'mnni, or iahant, r. ir. mil. (s^ 
 T startlo liim by an iinexM.-ctcil cry. 'Ko r,'iii;antom, or ko ialun,. 
 
 boinu; in the wond* 
 
 to in. 
 
 lavo bci'ii s 
 
 tartli'd l>v a crv, v 
 
 ani 
 
 1 hoarin,!;- a war party sii.I.li'iily crying. B^/i-lIa ! lia ! 
 
 rMiin-iiigalzc, I ciy out to siir;'ri<i> -^oinc one, 
 lALK,— [roo^ of;] " 
 
 'Talcs ialkoi.' Let it not 
 
 lalkoko, U'ln 
 
 1lM;t 
 
 l']s-iAi,Ko, T( IS bent into a circl 
 
 bent in a circK\ 
 lalkoko, It !"ni.i-; ij.lo a circle. 'Tab 
 
 ilont want to I)enil, iinben'linij;. 
 riiiiies ialkoml, ciiinialkoin, ialkoisji^ r. lU ^ 
 
 tiling in a circle, 
 les-ialkuni, ir.Ikontcn, ialkcnt, i'in:f. es-ialkostcn, es-ia!kost(' 
 
 /. //«/. (0) I 1 
 
 '//', 
 
 KMHl soil 
 
 //■. rr 
 
 /. (lO) I bend It 
 
 fliii 
 
 -c;iKii.;'i 
 
 i/.ati, r. 
 
 m a cin 
 
 I eoM 
 
 le, [said oi' wood or iron.] 
 
 iu\-.-'Cii rouicl 
 
 ■rpciit 
 
 around a tree to go up. 
 
 Es-chialkoi/.C; }> ni. pa:iS. It lias been circled around, 
 b-ucbialkozc;;), cbialkozen, [><) T put a tire, circle around it. 
 ChialkozcMen. oi- cbialkoi/,(Men, <. The tire. 
 ]alkuel|(ton, I[ooi)>!, crinoline. 
 
 Rkol 
 
 )H;',i;:o:',ni'Cii 
 
 ^t, A 
 
 I'm rings 
 
 br.Hvb, 
 
 riiine-kolialkoznccbsti, T wear arm-rings. 
 
 Ti;s cm M.Kor'TiiV.i, chialkodicn, cliialk'xdient, r.fr.ri'tL C) T p.' 
 
 a handle in a circular torin, v. g. to put a handle to a kdtle, 
 
 pad etc. 
 t'hialkochenteni, .V Icmdle has been j.-jt to that pail et( 
 
 Io'-<-liian:ocl!ci](ein, ( 
 put a handle to hi 
 !i,iit in a cir( le by hard pull 
 
 ■hia!ko(!;(Mlten, chialkocheilt, 
 
 7. m 
 
 'Xialkoeus lu in /.kuinch.' My b' 
 
 owl 
 
 \\\'X- 
 
 rh 
 
 m nialicosnicii, 
 
 /,/. 
 
 CTTIXKS-T.VPZINr, chin iaji/.in, iap/.ii 
 
 nish, r. inJ 
 
 ir. (o) I have m 
 
 sonn 
 
 fhinj; that T mv>\, I 
 
 n in I 
 
 leed, T ht'lc. BTriTKonkniiit. 
 
 ■^-lap 
 
 /.mem, la 
 
 p/inenien^ iapzinenient, r. fr. (0) T m 
 
 lis. 
 
 lack it, T ha\'P not th.at. 
 '• iap/ineniltern, r. rd. (10) I nei'd 1 
 " iap/.'iltcin, r. n'. ( K)) T need it for him. 
 " iajizishtem, (14) T need something Ibr him. 
 ('liiiics.iaii/.in"mluisi, f/vv, 
 
 Lu i.s/iapziii, ' 
 
 Siapziii, *. The 
 
 Jajjziiitiiioii, 6\ 
 
 Jes-cliiupziiieiu, 
 
 iieiiKS I'lvoli 
 
 " cliiuj)ziiioini 
 
 ]u iiii-gutlzii 
 
 \A'r--ir»,>t (;/,] 
 
 Ciiiiies-iuli, cliin 
 
 Ciiiiies-ial'ti, clu 
 
 my self bo ,sli 
 
 ' Cliiiics-iati, chii 
 
 something. 
 [Ji's-iatcaii, iiiteiiis 
 lealj u hiiiidk 
 [Jos-itiatoin, reJ. 
 jltiat't, (I'/J. .Sliuk 
 alway.s niovii 
 IC'hiii-ietus.sliiii, (^ 
 
 jj.rrGuH, What 
 
 (ifilMiSJl, fifeT 
 IK, ietee, ieteloe, t 
 lEGU, liroiled, b 
 lionilli- set to bi 
 pos-ieguin, icguii, i 
 I" u'giihem, c. n 
 aiopl-cliiegiizintc 
 jRl,-~[root ,rt;-\ 
 'linos ici, ciiin-it-i(. 
 to. cross, intorv 
 Jf.vieieiii, icieii, icii 
 
 weave if. 
 I" ieiltein, ((5) 1 v 
 r iei,sliteni,(4) I v\ 
 [ii'i, ■<. .Mat. '.Sgiii 
 
 pilNKSMKII.si, /•. /• 
 
 iiw-iiielstiiegiii, r. 
 
 liiiies-iceziiii, ,•. /■, 
 
 (ai.Nt,s.iK/iM, (.")j J 
 
jCl it lint k 
 
 on tfi'iiHni', it 
 I T Ik'iuI siiiiii- 
 
 223 
 
 IE 
 
 ^iii i.>/.iiil''''i"» ^Vl>iit 1 am ill iiocd ur", wiiiit 1 liavi- nd. 
 
 Jiipziiitiiioii, 6\ A porsou alwuy.i in need tlu'ougli carc'icssnos.s. 
 les-iliiapziiiom, I'liiapziucinoii, (9) 1 iieod iluU. 'Ta l-cocs-cliiapzi- 
 
 iiciiis 
 
 I'Koimzutoii.' God has no need of inc. 
 
 t'liiiil)zinoniiloni, (IG) I am in need of liis. 'Cliiap/c'iiieniekiiin 
 iu an-^atlzin.' 1 am in need of your horse. 
 
 lAT,— [/""' <'/,] 
 
 (liiiicN-iaii, tli'"-iiit> iiitsii, c. pa--^. (5) 1 am sliai<en a>s leaves etc. 
 
 ('hiiio-iul'tii L-iun-iat'l, (^o) I am y;etlin<^" siial<en, bliaking, I lei. 
 
 iiiyi 
 
 L'lf be shaken. 
 
 CliiiK's-iiiti, ehin-ialem, latih, r. art. ind. (G) f shako, agitato 
 
 sonietiiing. 
 Ilcij-iati'iii, iiitemsten, iatemsku, inst. (!•) 1 shako it, ji;igle it as u 
 
 lea 
 
 r. a handkerehief etc. 
 
 Ilcs-iliatein, red. 
 
 Iltiiit'l i('/y- iSliaking, unstable, liolde, mo\able. 'E.-- ilial'l." il 
 
 always moving, as the pendulum. 
 Ichiii-ietusshiii, (-")) i nu.vo, shako my logs. 
 llATtiOH, What a pity! 
 IlL'lLMlSll, Mrlmisli. 
 IE. ieleo, ietolee, etc. 
 
 IS 
 
 K. 
 
 [IKLtU, Bfoiled, but at a distanco Irum the lir.', [It i.> used for ■/< 
 imiUc sot to broil at the tiri, until the liit drijis otV. 
 
 Dfs-it'ii'uin, ii'guii, iegiiiit, c. tr. lutl. (S) I broil il abo\ e. 
 u'lcuhem, c. nl. (It)) I broil it for him. 
 
 'aii'iil-c'liiogu 
 
 /jiilen, ,■<• 1 have iiolhiiiy; to broil it on. 
 
 m,-[roof o/,] 
 
 (i, fhin-ieiem, ieish, r. ttct. ind. ((>) I make mats, J woav^ 
 
 .liinesi 
 
 to. cross, interweave, 
 
 ItN-lt'lOMl, ICU'll 
 
 weave it. 
 
 ieienl, cont. es-ii istoii, es-ieisku, r. ir. iy<(l. (,8) I 
 
 ui 
 
 Item, (G) 1 weave his or it for him. 
 
 Ill' 
 
 iL'isliU'!ii,(l) 1 weave for him, lu'l))him in weaving, making mat- 
 'i, .y. Mat. 'SoMiicimi.' Mat-maker. 
 
 CiiiXKsMKii.si. r. r<) 
 
 •I. I feel cross, in bad humor. 
 
 uU's-iiie 
 
 stuoii'iii, r, rcf. We make cross one anotlier, 
 
 [liiiH'.s-ifeziiti, ('. rcf. I cdinplain, grumble, 1 am ci'os> 
 iiiMi.s-iKZiM, (.")) 1 s])eak cross. 
 
224 
 IMK 
 
 I«>8-iozinoin, i»>7,iiuMn(>ii, (0) t Hjicak croMs \o him. 
 " ioiczinoin, reJ. 1 sny sovoml words cross to liitii. 
 riiinos-ioziiimisli, chinos icicziiimisti, I tul!» cross. 
 IpH-iciczitiinistom, ioiczintnislctncii, (0) 1 tulk cross to hi 
 
 in. 
 
 pinin. 
 
 chiczinrnistcit), chioziiimistcnicii, (0) f talk cross, I gruinLli 
 ovor that, oti accoimt of it. 'rhiczininistcrncii in i-Nj;i4sii5ii|| 
 1 j^rmnhlo on accownt of my children, v. ^. bccaiiso tho^- 1; 
 not boon taken euro of etc. 
 
 ii-ichstcni, i^Mchstcmcii, (0) I tiiiikc liim foci cross, 'ludi 
 nuMizin, kolsIntcm(Mi diksiiiii'ils.' I ( iuimc yon to h 
 
 niakp^'on loose pationoo. 
 IKK,— [roo^ of.) 
 rhincs-ickomini, chin icki>m"iiicm, ickominish, r 
 
 refuse* (o <^'\vc somcthinj^. N. H.- Not to refuse to dn, 1 
 
 pive. 
 
 (If 
 
 >e cros 
 
 hiir. 
 
 osieicou)! 
 
 (diomin, ii'lioniMil, rmit. cs-ickoniistcti, r. tr. nA 
 
 (11)1 
 
 Chinos-ioiokormni, red. 
 
 komi 
 rei'uac it, I refuHe to give that. 
 " iokomiltcm, v. rrl. (10) F refuse to j^ive tliul to hiuk. 
 " iekomishtom, r. rcl. (14) I refuse Homt;thinj; to him. 
 Kaea-iekoniishtu(^j;ui, r. rri. ri'c. Wo refuse to give to one aimthttl 
 wo refuse our conjugal debt, or anything olso. 'Kut-H-ieU 
 mishtucgum III kae-skcUich.' Wo refuse our conjugal debt t 
 one another. 
 CMiinus-iekom'isli, id. (i<\ chines-iukouiini, 1 am u miser. 
 (Miines iekomhiisi, v. frcq. 
 
 Kick 
 
 OIUIM 
 
 Tl 
 
 ic refusing lo give. 
 
 -/.lokoiiiin. 
 
 What 
 
 fuse to uive. 
 
 leiukue, adf. A miser. 'Sielukue.' The being a miner, avar 
 
 1-komi^men, s. A man refusing for nothing. 
 
 los-koHoiukuem, liulieiukuemen, (!)j 1 think he is u ntiser. 
 
 leiekomncselkup, Perst)n that refuses to give tiro-wotjil. 
 
 Chines-iakomskuguei, I rt^fuse lo give a hur.se. 
 
 les iakomskugaem, iakoinskagaen, (M) I refuse a horsy td Iiin,. 
 
 (^hines-iakomnalksi, I refu.so u shirt. 
 
 les iakomn^lkseni, I refuse a ahirt to him. 
 
 CI 
 
 lines uKonintl;iui. 
 
 I'CiU.'IC 
 
 to 
 
 ;i!Vt 
 
 d; 
 
 ».'> Ii l\iiliiiu 
 
 iiiii, 
 
 ri'.u. 
 
 t..g:\ 
 
 t liiiu :i .<! 
 
 lliim'.M-ickiinincI 
 
 ^■s ickiimii^ilteju, 
 
 tlKO. *SfNi(-l 
 
 t'oin- ^m,\t—[rfint nf.] 
 
 hiiiK'-ifMi, chilli 
 
 Is-iHrni, mMcii, u 
 
 Pii/i('s-('lii(}Ii, chii 
 
 liav«^^s('lii<''le;ii, chi(M( 
 
 iiroiiiid, gird, 
 
 l>Miv^|< cliiclcftcni, ch 
 
 gird his 
 
 ■' cliicl.slileiii, V 
 
 iliincs-fhii'niliiisi, 
 
 (M^BiiiicH-cliilen/.ufi, 
 iitlt^Hiiiics-cliillliiMiHhi 
 Bcs-chilnud'guf, v. 
 Ixcliicl, What Jiuf 
 fiu'lifMiin, Appoiii 
 biliiK'nicn, ffahiti 
 fciiics-cliicljisi, chii 
 
 wliinning. 
 fciNKs-.vrF'iLr, I sun 
 lit'loiiien, ,v. ,St. Ji 
 IlCtII,— [r^/ o/.j 
 |liiii-it'Igii, icigiish 
 order to cover .'• 
 piiK's-iclgui, chin-ii 
 some thing in o 
 p%iiiii, iclgiin, 
 'iiT.^ r.l. (S) I ,,,„.,,., 
 
 over thy shirt, 
 hi iiil'giislcii.' 
 i'''',;,'i|}|eni, icl^r,, 
 itfiii'hini. 'I,'.)., 
 IMilI down his sh 
 ie^'iishtem, /'. ;•(■ 
 'I'lgiishem, iidguf 
 hiics-ielgiiHhi, r. r,\ 
 pKs iVIgiiisfi, r sjii 
 
325 
 
 lELGU 
 
 Lpcs-ii'lvmnnt-lti, I n-fuso my child roii. 
 
 (.kumii^ltcMii, I rcfiiMo to j^ivc liiin u\y childn'ii. 
 
 ':ko. 
 
 jis^Ni«'k( 
 
 to liiin, m%-^m,\i,-[>''>f>f "/-'] 
 
 •OHM, I t;ruinlil( 
 
 In i-sj^uhi};iili.' 
 
 ■aiiuo till'}' lm«| 
 
 roHH. 'liiilistcl 
 to bo (•ros>, 1 
 
 IMI> to (111, luiU) 
 
 hiiiH' 
 
 .i,'.|i, (•liin-i/-l(Mn, iMisli, v. art. iivf. (0.) 
 Ml, mMcii, iiMcnt, ?'. tr. rrl. (S.) 
 .H-tlii<ili, <liii>-fliitM, ohiiilsh, r. ;ya.s.>i. I um HUiToiuidod. 
 
 Mom, 
 
 ichioiiMii, 
 
 iiroii 
 
 cliiiMcM, cliijMt'nt, r. tr. rd. (S) I honicgo him, H])rcad 
 
 cliu 
 L'ir< 
 
 nd, .i^ii'*!, Kiirrouiid in tho ])r!iirit'. 
 
 IcHoiii, cliicMtdUMi, cliiididt, c. rrJ. (10) I ndirround his. 
 
 ihlH 
 
 I cliii'lslitcni, r.rrl. (14) I hcl]) him .surromuling, girding. 
 Biini'sfliil'iiilniHi, r./m/. 
 |iincrt-{liilt*iiz''<i> ?'. rcji. I gird myHolf. 
 
 |,j,i(.wi-chiiHumHhi, r. pans. 
 (-M'hihiuigwi, V. rec. 
 ',(lii(''l, Wli.at hiiH been girded. 
 \n\vn, r. tr. wl.KiiolitMun, Aiipointod to boHicgi 
 
 o hi Ilk. 
 to him. 
 
 ^'0 to <)»L' Ukllitll(l| 
 
 .>1ho. 'KuuH-ickJ 
 I'onjugul deliU 
 
 tt miser. 
 
 in.' Wlial 1 
 
 miser, ayariw, 
 
 lis U tlli^tT. 
 lo-wuoil. 
 
 ilmt'tiion, nal>itii:il bosic'^jor, 
 jiiiHS-cliii'litwi, chin-('hiid[).som, T wag tho tail ; as dogn, horHOs do 
 wliinning. 
 
 IINKS 
 
 NifcM, I surround in the; woods. 
 
 licleiiieii, s. 8t. JgnutiuH Mission. 
 
 |LGU,-[rr)o/ of.] 
 
 |hiii-it'l,t;ii, irigush, i-ksii-lgui, v. yi/.s-.N'. (.'>) I am sj)r(iad ovor, ir 
 
 order to cover something. PL "Ilielgu." 
 |iiu>s-irlgui, chin-ielgum, i(Mgnish, r. art. ind. (fi) I s|)reu<i ovoi 
 
 801111! 
 
 thing in order to cover. 
 
 |-iil;,'iiiii, ielgiin, ielgiint, cont. es-ielgust(M), es-i« Igiisku, v. tr. 
 
 J. ,S) I .--iiitihI it over. 'Ill; 
 
 mil III iisiia/.lkcil. 
 
 .S[ii 
 
 •(■It 
 
 over thy shirt, ]>iill down thy sliirt to cover tliyself. 'Itlguiii 
 hi iiiligustcii.' Spread over the curtain, draw tiie curkiin. 
 irli^'iiHciii, iclgulten, iiMgult, v. ret. ((») Spread over his oj 
 
 it lor him. 'Iclgult fii sna/,M<«Mtis.' S]iread over his shirt. 
 
 horsti til liiii" ^H P"" ''own his shirt to cover him. 
 
 icli,'iishtein, v. rd. (1 \) I spread for him. 
 liigushoin, ii'Igushemon, v. rd. (9) I spread it for otiicrs. 
 liiii's-ii'lgiiHlii, p. rd. (V,) \ s|)read lor others. 
 
 >; iiMguisti, I spread, pull it over njyself, wlien one huldd hid 
 
 % 
 
226 
 IBLGU 
 
 Mankot round liis bo<ly, puts it around himself on acoouutj 
 
 iho cold. 
 Si^lgu, .<?. Tho act of povorinj;, of pulling over. 
 Ta8 li'l'lgu, Tt doos not Hproad, v. g. a fro/.on Hhirt. 
 Ton-il'lguni^ncMn, (8) I c;an pull it ovor. I suooood in HproaJiiiLrii,| 
 lK»-niiTftr.ouM, chi61gun, (8) T spread that ovor. 
 ChinoH-chilgm/.oi, [from 'i6lgum'] chin-chilguizo, chilgujzeuii tj 
 
 paftK. I am covered all around, V. g. a Hlandiiig man wrapp 
 
 xxp in his blanket or robe, lit. I have it pulled all around i 
 Chines-chilguizoi, chin-chilguizem, r. act, imt. (0) I cover som 
 
 thing all around, I i)ull something all around one. 
 IcH-chilguizom, chilguizoen, chilgui/.eent, v. tr. rcl, (8) I pul| | 
 
 round him, I cover him all around. 
 " chilguizeltcm, v. rcl. (16) I cover his all round, I J 
 
 around his 
 
 " chilgulzom, cliilgui/.i^mcn, thilguiziiment, inst. (9) I pi 
 
 around myself; I cover myself with it, J am covorod witti 
 
 all around. 
 Chines-chilguzoonzuti, v. refl. I wraj) mysell" around. I covernjl 
 
 self aroiind with anything. 
 Ics-chilguzeenziHom, chilgiizecMizutemeii, Innt. (0) I cover iiijs 
 
 all around with that. 
 ChilguiztHcn, .«. Anything to j)Ut around a person. 
 S'chilguizc, The act of covering. 'Iszchilguize.' What 1 pj 
 
 around, cover myself with. 
 CniNES-cinLiT<oufcNK, V. fius, I am covered all over. N. B.-H 
 
 verb does not mean to bo covered, wrapped all around, 
 
 only all over, as a man in bed, though hobo not wrappi 
 
 around, but only covered with blankets, 
 los-chililgucnem, chililguciioon, chililgucneonl, tr. rd, (S)| 
 
 cover him all over. 
 
 •* chiHlgu6noHem, v. rcl. (16) 1 cover his ovor. 
 
 Chincs-chiiilgunenzuti, xi. rcfl. I cover myself all over, 
 les-chitilgunenzutcm, chililgunonzutemen, v.rcfl.instr. I covcri 
 
 self with that. 
 ChiUlguen^ton, s. A coverlet, any material to cover anylhiid 
 
 over. 
 CnrNES-iuafis, pass. I have the face covorod. 
 IcB-iligi'iscm, iliguson, (8) I cover his face. 
 
cover anything j 
 
 227 
 lEH 
 
 jBS.iIif,'6Hom, iliguHomon, instr. (9) I cover my face with that. 
 ti iIi^'6Hlitom, iligushtomon, v. rel. (14) 1 cover ray face for Lim, 
 I conocHl my face from hiH night. 
 
 V ilij,'uHom, V. rel. (16) I cover tlio face of his 
 
 kiiuH-iiiliK*^"'* /'«•'''"'• I have one oyo covered, veiled. 
 
 lhiru's-nililig»H'> I have hoth eycH covered, veiled. 
 
 lijfiiscn/.iUcn, s. The covorer of hiH face. 
 
 [j|j„,\slcn, K. Veil, curtain, to j)rovent the sight. 
 
 L,s.iligti(iuH, "We have a veil between, wo are acroonod, there is a 
 
 ciirtiiin between hh. 
 i.NiM<i"KNcn, rt is Hpread on the wall, as of pictures hanging on 
 
 H Willi in a room. 
 i.nilif>;ii6ii(liom, niligucincheii, (8) T spread it on a wall. 
 hligiincliiMgnm, niligunchfclgunien, imt. (9) I Hj)read, hang it, 
 
 [picturcH] in the room. 
 |i!.riiiMi.<''"f"''''^; llo has the ainico, ho has the nock covered. 
 jliililgutlpston, .s. Amice. 
 |H(lii<ilg»l<i''" hi snu'tm, The women have the head covered with 
 
 ii veil etc., not a blanket. 
 lic'lii, ft Ih twisted. Ti-riu.' It got twisted, [of green wood.] 
 Litluni, i6liiun, iiluunt, v. tr. rel. I twist it, [of green wood.] 
 iMuHcni, i«}ltiUen, v. rel. (10) I twist it for him. 
 itiubhlcni, ii'lushten, (14) I help him twisting etc. 
 iltinzuton, .s. Ho that twists it. 
 bitu'S-itlui, 0. act. ind. (6) I twist. 
 biliiizc, .s'. Any wooden vessel kept together with hoops j keg, 
 
 bushel. 
 lii—[root of,} 
 
 biii(!n-i(}inmi, chin-i«imm, itmmish, v. ad.lntr. (6) I am perplexed, 
 I am !ita loss, I am undecided, embarrassed. teSf-'Iaaminem.* 
 iH-icmmcm, i<immen, i6mment; cont, es-idinimsten, os-iimmsku, v. 
 tr. rd. (8) I am perplexed at that. 
 
 innniUcni, (16) I am perplexed at his 'I6mmlzin lu askol- 
 
 kueh.' I was puzzled by your talk, 
 ii^mmshtem, v. rel. (14.) 
 pM'.m, Wliat ! am ])erplexed about. 'Chin-ep-sziim.' I have 
 Komething that keeps mo perplexed. *Ta kakat'p.sziim.' 
 TIari! is nothing to pcriilex us, there is nothing impossible 
 lor us. 
 
 m 
 
iltj 
 
 Hi 
 
 ('liiiinH iiniuliitHi, r. fi,',j. 
 
 ('liiii<>H inuuNRuU, V. nf. I nm |)(<i'|)I«>mm| iii. m_\H('ir. 
 
 \y'H \\\\\\\^*r^^W\\\, immMK.«Uonn'n, r. r<7. /».v/r. (It) I inn |><'i |il('\ii|J 
 
 tliiit. 
 (Miinofi uiiniMiMHi, V, i'i>t. I (t>il |ii'r|»lt>\iM|. 
 ti'M nininu''lM«<iii, niiiiiKtlMoinoii, I llml it |M>r|tli>\iii|,r, 
 Inum^mcii, a. An ciiwils |hm'|iI('\i'iI iHUMim. 
 liMiuiMut, .».(;'. l>oiili|lhl, mioHlioMiiMi', ptM'|il<'xiii^, iin|iuHMili|i: 
 N II, 'It^'mni,' >ti'iin'< |M'r|iIi'M'il. 'Mclcniliii.' Mt'iiiiHdoiihl, mihiiiJ 
 
 (liMiItt liclwi'on Iwo llnn^H, iloiiltio «»|tiiiinii. 'KcidHcni,' ^1,, 
 
 iloiiltl, not to lu>li«>vi<. 
 I(.'..ir lAd. \ro0t ,>f,\ 
 Cliitn'M ii^j, I lint iln\<>n nwiiv ; Mfiiil nl' luiiniiil'i. 'Tum i{.riijr.' 
 
 iIooM not ilrivoiiHii \\ ilil NliM'f. 
 ( 'liin(iN i)vinn\, rliin'i'i'uMn, ijMMMli, r. .fi7. m.t. (7) I 'liivc ,.|iv,j 
 
 i\uinii)lN. 
 1«'M i}j;«Mn, i|j;niM^'n, igi'uil ; «'>ui/. «'n i/riiHlrn, cm i|^HN|rKii, r. /;•. r, 
 
 (10) I ili'ivt' i( iiu;i_\. \'uvi\ lor f.lorK drivnn, I'm' lim 
 
 tlll«>VON. 
 
 1 sr.ii\;;-, Wliilt I <!ii\ I' iiw !iv. 'I p/'/.iA;;-.' Wliiil I ilii\i'in. 
 loM r.ij^t^in, (1(M I tli'ivi' i( in, I ln'in^- il in. jHiT'Tlic \\,i|,|| 
 IhM'sc (hicvt'M drisini;' lioi'MCM in IIumi' own i';iin|i, Ailil , inj 
 tl>o rollowii^i; (IcriviilivoH, iiinl they diUi' \\\\h nn>iiniii(r, 
 " ligt^i", (I'M I ili'ivi' l\iin Him), (Voni (Ih'It. 
 
 " i(\.'lll»'in, if',iil((\n. ii;i l(, v.iil. (IT) liliivi' ;iua\ \\'\n ,||i 
 
 il lof him. 
 
 i;;!isli(li'ni, ij'.ii^li'ili'n. i;;!|Hir\l, r. ;./. ^I.'i) | i| 
 
 help him liriviniL; itwiiy. 
 
 i^ashi -hcni. ij^MshtshcnK'n, r. nV. ('.>) I .1 
 
 othoi'H. 
 
 nvi' Mw.'w 1. 11' 
 
 n\f lliiil iiUMv 
 
 ( 'hint's i;;:r.hishi. »',,'(/. I >hi\ t< iiw ii_\ I'or i>|hi'f''i. 
 Chinos i^nltuinNhi. r. /1.71. I ilrivo n\vi(y for poopli*. 
 
 !»>K i^jinnntMn. i ',iiin\n, r. (r. r. /. ^"^) I suiiccil ;n ilri 
 
 vin 
 
 thiU. 
 
 'gig' 
 
 ni, r,i!. I ilfi 
 
 V t' M'\ CIJll ht'llil 
 
 ('him\>* imMuluisi, r. /Vcy. 
 
 Zijjrm, .<■ A hoi->o thirl" ilri\ in;;' hnnit' liis I\m,.|_' 
 J's^oigcm, .". .\|>point<'<| to driv o nwiiy. 
 l^.-mrutiM), Me that drivos liini, 
 
 |('liiiM"i i;f'4lti'i;j(H 
 vclii'l"'. 
 
 |l,V||i,ri|(ii;f;||(', .1, 
 
 [ciMNM HH';i'i, I'll 
 iliii;i; iiiyni'll 
 Ilii< ilid'crrn 
 
 |iMl'l(. 
 
 ( III;'/'!!!'!!!, I'l 
 Ililll ol' il. 
 
 ICIiiiii'fi i/i;r|inmlll 
 j](il', A I'^irtirtr. 
 Ilfil'. \lnot„f,\ 
 |l);!lii);;l, ii'lj. MiK 
 'Ililll"! i/!:ii|iinl, <'l 
 I'll ijri!|imlm<ii!, 
 
 (Ii'liili;r. 
 " i;;i!|iiiiilli'!n, 
 I'llill Ilili/JlilM, oc, 
 Jc'i !ii;Mirlfii'!n, ni^ 
 (l rl mid, I uif 
 I.I.'MII Kli.' 
 M|ii!'('M roni|i/ii 
 I" iii'Mi/'lMcni, !ii 
 li'i' Ililll. 'Ni 
 (iiir hoi'd. 'I' 
 
 JdlCM IliiMllKCIIM'lHI 
 
 dllll'l'. 
 
 t\t\rr. lli;Mll';(!l(^|r||i| 
 t'liiiii'H !ii/.;iipMni, ( 
 II": lli;Ml|i(' Ificiii^ III 
 
 Mild. 
 
 m;';ii|ii liiriii, n 
 
 .'li'!» llilMllH'lHlMllt'l 
 
 llii/.i' with I'Mcl 
 
 IH''^ lii!^'ll|l('|Hlll/'|r| 
 
 |('s-iiliiiliii^;ilprlM(<ii 
 <'iii!ipiiHHioniit(» 
 [" iL;ii('(liKU.ni, f,' 
 
i\i> iwvMv I'll'!:; 
 
 tdtf 
 
 ■|il,ii.M i|ff)lu'i(;ii«'i, I ilrlvo inviiy ImrHOH, MiKlf, Imoho, or rit, 
 
 V<' 
 
 llif'lo. 
 
 mil |>«'r|ili'\n|^^HS|^'i 
 
 ll'/ilul/ 
 
 (•lllNI'N 
 
 ^r||(<, •), fIlH'M«< l||"lv<«t'. 
 
 iiifi'i, t lilii ifriN|i, i^'ltHli, I'. itHr. {t>) I (>mwl oil my I>hi-I(, I 
 liinr iiiVMi'iriiii ||m< |ri'uiiiii| on my lia<'l(. pKBr''VU'p\i,' hikI miit'k 
 |Im< (lill'ort'iM'o. 
 
 )W'|M>ii, r. ff. I'll. (H) I miil(i< liim <li'U(^ IiIiuhcW imi IiIn 
 
 ,1 \<<t 11 
 
 I'lii, I 
 
 Ihk l(. 
 
 " (111"' 
 
 iii'iii, ( liijr/'|H>mnii^ (1>j I i|iii)i; myMi'ir nii my ImrK l.(»wiinln 
 
 llilll nr it. 
 
 IctiiiioH i|M>|M'mliilHl, frrq. 
 
 Ild'l', \ i''iili'li\ l/««( MM jfn, j^o (Ml ; (|oii(<, Hj^ri'cd. 
 
 lldli. \i""t"f,] 
 
 lli'iiiii'i, ''■'/• Miidilmiin^ I.M llip Mifflil, oc l,<» Ili4« «'iir, oir 
 
 |('iiiii,.M ijrii|iiiii, I liiii If/i^p, r. /h^-. (ft) I liini Mini. 
 
 i|MI|llll 
 (|l'lllll|^ 
 
 '11111111 
 
 hnMii, i/Mi|imlii, i^nitmiiil, r. niNlr. (II) I (IikI il t*tt'l- 
 
 lliMii, r. tri. (I'l) I lliid liiM Hinlfh'iiiii^. 
 
 liilMiii^/MllM, nr, rliilit'H IiI^tiiMm, I l'r«l MHll. 
 
 Ji !iiii"uilfl('iri, iii/MnMHlcii, iiigiiiMHhil, r. niiin. rnl. (H) 1 umUv liim 
 
 v\ r.l 
 
 hI, I iiin|iiri' I'ify, <'HiM|MiMMi(i 
 
 II (III llilll. 'Kill' iii^^iid'liln 
 .1, 111 Kli.' Our l/onl iiiiiKcH iiM (('cj mikI. TIm* cnii'iMx iii- 
 Miiiri'M rnm|iiii4Miiiii. 
 
 i,i..;ii('|M(Mii, iii)/MMMi<mt'ii, iiininMHciiHMil, in.tt. rol. (!>; I It'c] nfid 
 (,, I llilll. 'Ni/fiiiMHj'mi'ii In .It'Hii Kli.' I Icfl ('((miiuHHioii lor 
 (Mir liiinl. 'Kni> iii|^ii«MN<<miilH.' Il<i I'diiipHNHiiMiutcH iih. 
 
 li;(>iiiriilU;Mli, V. rn'. iii:ill\ Vul. \Vc. I'tM^ Nlld lor cncli 
 
 (lllllT. 
 
 |\M('li llll'll 
 
 l';(in'')fiil, r. ro!. i-iiii.HH. We jri'i(<V(> (iiic iiiHillmr, 
 
 illill llijMI|»(lHi, (Inn lli|OI|MMM, C. Vill. I llCC(imi) HIK 
 
 ll'i lUl'll 
 
 |itl;iriii, iii^;ii|nMH|cn, r. <•//».><.'.■. (M) | miiJu' liiiii Im'C(miic 
 
 HUH. 
 
 ini'M 
 
 |i( Imciii, iii;rii|i/'lNiMii('ii, r. Iii.'tr. (!>) I Ipccdinc mii<I lor it. 
 
 iH iiij';ii|n<lH('iiit"iMi('fi;iii, WtMini hiuI ill. (uicli ollior, wi- Hyiiijiu- 
 llii/,(> willi ("U'li olhcr. 
 iiirs nijMipclHtil/'f^ili, We liilil<(< ciicli (il licr Hiid. 
 
 Iiii(:,ii|irls('m, iil<iiliii^;ii|n'!s(«m()ii, (!•) I iim hikI with liim, 
 
 IrviiMi 
 
 ('iiniiiii 
 
 KHioniid^ liim. 
 
 ijfiii'cliHtom, j^iU'cliHtcnni, ('.)) I ((uitriHtutc liim by my iic 
 
 g 
 
280 
 
 IHE 
 
 tions. 
 Ic8-igu/.iiioin, iguziuenien, (9) 1 tontristiitc him by woihIh. 
 IgiiigUHDug, s. Worthy of coin])usHion. 
 
 los-guiguHiiugum, iguigiisinigumon, I think him worthy of jiiu, 
 Chiii-igiispuus, My hcavt is stul. 'Chin-igupHjmus.' My \i^,.^A 
 
 turtm Hud. 
 Chin-nigiicno, My oars uro Hud, hearing sad nowb. 
 •Io8-nigu6noni, nigiicnoon, nigucncDnt, (8) I contriHlato his oars. 
 Chin-cl»igiiigu«, My oycs are sad. 
 ]c8-chigiiiguacm, chiguigikacmcn, (0) I h)ok at him with jjlijiJ 
 
 cycH. 
 Chin-nigumclscmisti, I get wad, horrified. 
 CiUNKs-cim.iOdTi, ehin-chiliugt, c. intr. 1 feel envious, T fui'l 1,^^ 
 
 over something, 
 les-chiliugtem, c'hiHugtemcii, chiliugtenient, r. tr. I t^nvy him. 
 " fhiliiigtemltem, chiHugtemHen, diilingtomeh, r. rcl. [\(,\\ 
 
 envy his 'ChiHugtemf/.in hi a-snazlkiiit, lu a-spagijagt.' 1 
 
 feel envious of your shirt, of your ability. 
 Kaes-chilgutemenufcgui, We are envious of one another. 
 Chiligutemen, adj. Envious. 'S'chiliguttmon,' .s". The luibil oi'i 
 
 onvy. 
 Jju is'chiHugt, My onvy, as an act. 'Lu is'chiHguti-nion.' )Ijp 
 
 envy, as a habit. 
 Es-iGUMusr, past, 'igunnlsom,' r. imp. It is chilly, intense ioR| 
 
 [from Igu, or Ugu ?] 
 leK-igumussem, igunuissemen, igumu.ssoment, v. tr. rel. (9) Itlii|;| 
 
 bim. 
 OhinoB-igumusi, I feel chilly. 
 Rigumus, s. The chilly weather, cold. 
 h\i chigumuseni, s. North wind, the reason of cold. 
 Chines-chiHgumusi, I feci chilly all over. 
 IKE.— [root of,] 
 les-ih^m, ihcmen, ihtinient ; cont. es-ih6rastcn, os-iheniskii, r,(',| 
 
 rel. (9) I regain his friendship. J^Ch'h«im, Zehim. 
 
 *' ih^mltom, v. rd. (16) I regain the friendship of his 
 
 KacH-ihemtuogui, v. rce. We become reconciled with one anoilurj 
 
 wo make peace. 
 Chinos ihonitu{'gui lu S'chkoeishin, [ make i)oaco with tlic CIikIJ 
 
 feet. 
 
L with Uk' M\ 
 
 2S1 
 
 IKUEM 
 
 iT|,„];„jilionitu^'gu, My ally, tho oiio I rnado i)oa(;o with. 
 Tesiikulihomtui-giiiii, iikuiiheintu^gumoii, iikuhheintuiguiaont, (0) 
 
 ] niiilvo |)uu<;o with him, I niukc u compuct of ullinnce with 
 
 him. 'Xkiilihumtui^guinon/.in.' I make an alliaiioo vvitit thco. 
 i< ihointiiegiim, ihoiutuugiistoii, caMv.'*. (8) 1 inako thoiu inuko 
 
 peace, I rocoiifilo them together. 
 K'ilK'iiitui'giiton, .y. Peaci!, wliat makes peace. 
 }jii cIinilienitHt'gtiten, .s. The reason why they niiiko peafp. 
 Sihomtiu'gu, s. Tlie making peace. 
 |lK.s-iii.Ki;M, illkun, iilkunt, v.tr.ril. (S) I rul) il. or himj v. g. a 
 
 stiff leg I'libbed with the hand. 
 
 iilliultoiM, r. rcL (10) ! i-iih his with the handj if with 
 
 cloth. IS^Mes-c^pcm.' 
 
 ilkiiaganem, ilku6gan, 1 riih his arm. 
 
 chi'ilkushinom, I rub his feet. 
 IChin-ililkuchscnzut, (.'>) T rub my hands. 
 :hiii-nililkusenzut, (.5) I ruh my eyes. 
 mmi— [root oQ 
 limlsli, adj. Alone. '1-chin-limish.' I am all alone, I have no 
 
 brother, sister, etc. 
 ^'ho-iimisli, He is all alone, has no relatives. 'Clio-isiimish lu 
 
 i-skoi.' I have only the tnotlier left, ffc^' Some taiy only 
 
 'I-chmish,' and not 'Timish.' 
 tchmisli, adj. Alone, only; adv. only, 
 l-chin-clirmsh, 1 am all alone. 'Ohe-kaes'-chmish.' We. are only 
 
 ourselves. 
 \]}i.-[root o/,] 
 
 iiinp, Zigzag. 'Sninpi'iks,' •*>•. A crooked road. 
 |es-inpiin, inpemstfcn, inpemsteku, (10) I make it crooked, /ig/.ug. 
 
 'Tiiks-inpemstegu lu anzuiit i-ks-togoi.' Do n()ta(t ( rookedly, 
 
 be straight. 2nd. I make a boat turn in the river, tack 
 
 around, 
 [iinip'p, It tacks, it turns; as a hoat does, when the pilot turns tho 
 
 helm ni another direction. 
 !-KOAI, i-koin, i-koint. |^Ko4i, koin, kull. 
 j-KTIEMTEM,— [rooi o/,] 
 Ikuimtcm, pL ikuku6mtem, tt<^ii\ Conatantly, perseveringly, for 
 
 over, uninterruptedly, v. g. 'Iku6mtem a tHl.' He died sud- 
 denly for good, forever, [f /ocur d' Alone, 'tcniimip.'] 
 
 P? 
 
 i 
 
 t« 
 
 Si 
 
 ," 
 
 ^ 
 
 I 
 
Sildu^mlt'iii, !r,ilcn^inli»in, .t. Tln« |»t'i's»«vi'rihjf, llui (HfrluHlingin.KN, 
 Ion il<iU>iiit«<iii, ikii(\|iil«MiiHl(>ii, ikiit^iiil«<iiiHlvti, r. ti: iil. (U) I| 
 
 v(>ro it, V. ft, 'lUiM^niloiiiHkii In hiKnIi,' Yoii Mh>op uiiiii|,.|. 
 niptotlly. 'AltH iUiii^mtriii in t'li^t^il.' IVirMovoro in virtue, 
 " ilviK'-mliMiillcm, r. rd, (^1(5^ 1 jutncvito woiUiiig* mi \uh, 
 Cliiju'H ikmnd'iulsli, Ut'ltrr. '('Iiiiu-H jitlrliiHUnnlsli.' J |»i)rNuvorc I 
 
 III. 
 
 loM ihlltU(«^')lNl(>IU, lIvlllllltS'llMlollK'tl, il<lllllUM'llHll>lll«<ll( 
 
 (onl. 
 
 ikiiniU-clish'inNloii, (II) I liiiiHli liiiii willi otai l>l(>vv or moiv M 
 lay liiiii down lorovoi*. Vncil loi* killing u |)oi-noii ui 
 
 ntroko. 
 
 UUl 
 
 riiiiu'H nikninlAksi, I jiorsovoro in llio roiiil ; I \v«mt on liy tU 
 Nuino roiid, withoiil porciMvin^ tlir otlior ti'uil I hIioiiM Imv, 
 
 (ul 
 
 \IM1. 
 
 An iknnitoclison/.iiloii, .s. lie (liat tiniHlioH you iil oiio Hlruku, 
 
 Ifilll/r, ii<lj. A (lull iixo, kiiit'o oU). 
 
 IlilSU, .V. SfuloHof HhIi. 
 
 (^liiiios iliii^, chin ilini, ili.sli, r. dit. iuil. (1) I llitig an iiiruw U 
 hand, not with tlio how ; 1 Nlriko with u hIiui'[) wootivn jiici^J 
 
 ChinoH ililoml, nv/. 
 
 loH-irnn, ilntfen, illnt ; cont. os ilslrit, oH-ilHltku, »'. /;•. n/. (I0)l| 
 Mtriko him with a woodon-|ioiiit(Ml Nlick, or urrow llirown l>tl 
 hand, nol bow. 
 
 " illti^in, illU«n, ililt, v. rvl. (17) I Htriko hiH otc, 
 
 " ilsiihoni, ('./•(/. (IT)) I Htriko lor him with otc. 
 
 Chinos ilmhilNi, fwif. 
 
 Kaos iliiuuViii, Wo Htriko ono anolhor olc. 
 
 Rj^uiliiHu^j^iii, .s'. S«)ldiorH. /'/. 'Sguililiimc^iii.' 
 
 Ilim'inoni, N. Siiooting away, lliii^^injj; arrows ol' puro wood lo i J 
 
 |llll'|)t>,Sl'. 
 
 Sillm, Tho striking witli wooth'ii otc. 
 
 Silll, Tho arrow is Hung, 
 losiriiu^niim, I Huccood in striking otc. 
 
 " laininoni, or ilinrinom, lainin, 1 throw llio stick, the arrow. 
 
 " nihiuskanom, nilanskan, (S) I Htriko Iho top ol' his lioudwiilj 
 
 IV pointed stick. 'Ks-nilaiiskan.' lie is struck on llie m 
 
 otc. 
 
 ilapkanom. ilapkan, (S) 1 striko tho buck ol' his luaJ 
 •Ks-ilapkan.' lie is struck otc. 
 
 at 
 
 I" ilt'-iiNom, I h(, 
 
 l(*iiis. 
 I" il(^|iiloin, f Ht 
 I" nik^lsuiii, mill 
 I" ilii^ninoin, il;ij 
 
 uriiiH otc. 
 
 (rliHiiiiKMii, I 
 
 llic Ikm'I.' 'I( 
 
'rlUHliD^IICKK, 
 
 m1«h>1) uiiiiiiit 
 itru ill vii'ltiv, 
 1^ on \\\h. 
 li.' 1 iKimivorJ 
 
 lu'iil ; i'i>nl, I,. 
 low Of liioi'i;, I 
 i porno 1 1 uiuiK 
 
 ,oiil oil liy llJ 
 i I hIiouM liurti 
 
 IMIO Hll'okc. 
 
 SS8 
 
 Hi 
 
 .,^„il,iHiiNflin, niliiHiiHcn, I Hliiko tliuironl^iurl uf bin Iioh'1 nli;. 'Kii- 
 niliiH<iH.' II iH HtnuiU oUi. 
 
 cliilil^NHliMioin, cliiliW-HNliiii, I Nlriko IiIn runihouil flttj. 'Rn< 
 vliiliWNHliiii.' Ilo JH Hlnii;l< aU\ 
 
 mill 
 
 KlllMl 
 
 III, iiiltkUiiii, I HtriUii him iiour llio ourn Ht<; 
 
 tiih^iioni, iiiU^ii, I niriku liiH oar mW'. 
 iiiliU-iioiii, rnl. I Nt riko lioMi flUt'H olc. 
 
 kolili^'kiiiitwii, ko)ittk|tUiui, I Ntriko liiH ociiipul. 
 cliil^iNoiii, i^liiliiHon, I Nlriko liiH oy». 
 
 II Kolili^Hniii, 
 
 I HlriUo liiH cliookn. 
 
 iiilultHoni, I Htriko Iiim iioh«i. 
 iluiHtHkivnoin, I Hiriko liiN iiKtiiUi. 
 koliii^i 
 
 U'Hi" 
 
 III, I nlriko liiH cliiii. 
 
 Mni 
 
 iiilinliiiKMii, niliolioii, I Hiriko liiH Imok. 'loH-niiirioliinom.' f 
 Hiriko ronoulofiiy ; ho our honl. 'NliiUiJioiiloiii.' Wuh Hlruok 
 willi llio wooilon jioiiitH of H|ioHrH. 
 Ilkt'^ilt'iii, iiillkt^itoii, 1 Hiriko tiiH hIioiiIiIci'h oto. 
 
 iti^ till luruw U 
 ,r|) woodon \mt\ 
 
 I, r. fr. ni(10)l 
 nrrow llirowii Ijl 
 
 .olc. 
 .olc. 
 
 tiilni 
 
 uli'iii, or, nilninUHin, iiiltWiilnn, 1 nlriko liiH niiloK oto, 
 
 |« cliil^UHoni, cliil/'iiHoii, I Hiriko him on Iho holly oto. 
 
 |« il(\iiNoiii, 1 Hlrikt) him ill Iho initidlo of iho buck bulwoon ih« 
 
 litiiiM. ^ 
 
 « il(\|iil«>ni, I Hiriko liiN hnlloo.kH. 
 |<' niU^lHOiii, iiiil<^lHoii, I Hiriko him on Iho hruunl. 
 
 ila^iinoin, il;i^un, I Hiriko hin uriii. MoH-iiililiigunom.' Ilolh 
 
 iiriiiH <>t('. 
 |*< ilj'cliHliiiit^ii, iWcliHliiii, I Hlriktt Iho hiutk of Iho liund. 
 |'< iiilcliiiiochHom, itilchiiWtohHoii, I Hiriko Iho pulm of bin hand. 
 |« kolil/.iiW-chHom, I nlriko bin wrinl. 
 
 chilzoc^Itoiii, I Hiriko on tho Hido of bin Ihigh. 
 
 ,uro vsuod lub^^i ilkomhin/', I nlriko bin knoo. 
 
 I'hiliikHlHliiiioni, I Hiriko bin lo^. 
 I" kolil/.'iiiHliiiiom, I slriko Iho unklo of bin foot. 
 
 ('hililioliinshinom, F nlriko biH fool, lb« ii]>porparl. 
 
 iUj)sl)iiioiii, I Hiriko bin hool. 'KH-iW)j>Hhiii.' llo irt hIuii^ oQ 
 
 tlio hool.' MoH-iliU^pHbinom.' Uotli boi'ln. 
 
 ;k, Iho arnnv, 
 of bis liuudwiJ 
 ruck oil Iho lifj 
 
 I* il('))Nhilt(<n), I Hiriko Iho hool of bin 
 
 OH-iI('iiHliiMii/'f{iii, nr. 'ChiiioH-ilopHbiu/.uli,' ref, etc., oto. 
 i-I}h1, I did nol bil, [wilh tho arrow or ball.] 
 
 of bis lu'iil >'t^^Hilaiis, rop. jmss. Tho iiiuiii Hiroam, flowing in ibo rniddio of Iho 
 
084 
 
 ILI 
 
 Ntronm. 
 ILTMIOTTM, s. Chiof, king, pivnidciit, Hupcrior, man or wonmn, 
 Chinos-iliinlgui, cliin-ilimigiini, (fl) 1 iiin chK'T. 'Ko-un-ilimigu,,,; 
 
 I am your ohiof. 'Ku-iliniigiiin.' Thou art our cliief. %,\ 
 
 ilimigum.' Thou, [y^^'i,] uni my cliiofk. 'Chiks-ilimigui,' 
 
 want to bo n chief. 'ChikKilimigum.! I want to by i||j| 
 
 chlof. 
 Ef-iliniigum, ITo is chiof again. 'EUilimiguni.' IIo is tlio sut.i 
 
 ccsflor chiof after another. 
 Kaol-ilimfgum, ft. The son of the chiofj hia subjects, 
 los-ilimlgtnn, ilimigun, ilimiguiil, c. tr. rd. (8) 1 make hiia ciiid', 
 Chines-kolHlimigui, T act as chief in place of another. 
 Ics-kolliiimigum, kolHmigumcn, kolliinigunienl, r. instr, (0) 
 
 treat him as chiof. 
 
 " kolliliniigumUem, (1(5) I treat his as chiof. 
 
 Chinoa-ilimguilshi, v. inch. I begin to be chiof. 
 Chinos-ilimgusziiti, I make myself chief, I jilay tho chiof. 
 Chincs-nilimgujilsi. x'ol. I wish to be cliief. 
 Chinos-nilimgulsemisti, vol. ref. I wish myself to be chiuf. 
 ^Io8-nilimgn61sem, iiilimguclscnien, (9) I wish hiui to be cluol'. 
 Chin-ilimguelt, T urn the mother of a chief, F am sou of chiefs. 
 Ie.s-ilimguMtem, ilimgiicItcnuMi, (9) I am mother or liithor ol'tkel 
 
 chiof. 
 Silimgu61t, The son of a chief. 
 Ics-chihmgnt^piK'm, chilimgucpiien, (8) I treat him with u cLki'il 
 
 authority, I judge him, etc., as a chief does his subjoets; ^aill| 
 
 of any official action of the chiols toward his suburdiiiaiiyf 
 
 judging, punishing, solemnizing marriages etc. 
 Chin-chilimgucpilo, v. pa.^fi. f have been treated, judged, [doiiutjl 
 
 the chiefs.] 
 Silimgu61gu, a. Chiefs lodge, imperial palace. 
 Chin-ilimgu61gu, I have a chief's lodge. 
 
 les-ilimguclgum, ilimguclgun, (8) I make the liouse of tho oliid 
 " ilimguelgum, ilimguclgumon, instr. (9) J use the house ul'lki 
 
 chief. 'Ilimguclgumon lu silimguiMgu.' I took the housej 
 
 tho chief. 
 Rilimgualks, s. Chict's dross, imperial dress. 
 Chin-ilimgualks, I dress as chief. Jes-ilimguuksem, iliiiiguaUnl 
 
 I give him a chiefs dress. 
 
 |ji.'s.iliiii^'ii"'ka>*( 
 
285 
 
 IL 
 
 |i^,^.j]iiii,qi.;lka,HOiii, iliin^ualUusc'inon, inntr. (0) I wear llio drcws of 
 till' ill"''- 'Iliiiii^ualkasoii hi iliini{j;uin.' I droHned llio chief 
 iiscliioC. 'Ilim^UiikusoiiKMi 111 Hiliiiif;mUI<H.' I put on myself 
 
 till' I<i"n'y '''"*^*^^' ^' I^.— '"i"ie5"uli>iN»-'"'' fndm ilium. ^IViMi 
 I'liiikasi'Mieii.' Mc induo dlu vtste. 
 iVhiliiii^Mialvs, K'm'^\y food. 
 f,ii siliiai^uin, s. Tlie bolng cliief. 
 
 Ill cliiliui'ii^iii't^'i', ■''• Tlio ri'ason why one is chief, the klngMhip, 
 ni^ii of chiefluinshii), [rcguliu.] 
 lilimii'iiiili'ii, The kingdom, the toiTitory of u chief. 
 ll\V.-[r<>(>t of,] 
 
 'IIINIvS-ILlP, chiii-ilip, ilipsh, v. pass. I am wounded by a gun 
 shot, oi" arrows, accidoiitally, [and it has the isame moniiing 
 aHtlio<lcrivativcH. 
 ['hinrs-iijieizoi, cliin-ilixjlzo, v. intr. (r)) I wound soniebody. 
 |['liin-ill)(*l<eligu, /V(7. 
 Esiliii, Woundod. 'Sillp,' s. Wound by gun-shot or arrow. 'Sili 
 
 lip/ pi. Wounds. 
 
 ^(silliiiuiK'ni, ilpniiii, ilpnunt, c. tr. rd. (8) I wound him by it 
 ('un-shot etc. 
 
 !«• ilpem'iltom, v. rd. (IG) I wound bin 
 
 I" iljuiiushtoni, ilpcniishton, v. rd. (14) T help him wounding 
 others, 
 liiiesilpltumshi, I wound pcoi)lc. 
 kiiiiics-ilpon/.uti, r. rcf. I wound myself accidentally. 
 liH's-ilpstu(!'gui, Wo wound ourselves accidentally, 
 n-ilpenzuten, s. One that wounds me. 
 Iliiiios-iK'iii, chin-ilcn, ilcnsh, v. n. (5) T eat. 
 lui'S-eriloiii, We oat together. 
 [siikuliloii, lie that oats with me. 
 
 -iikiilikMiciu, iiknlik'neinen, (9) T eat with him. 
 I' ileni'in, Hon, ileut, v. fr. r. (8) 1 cat it. . 
 
 i-ik'Nloiii, Wliat is used to bo oaten, what can be calon. 
 
 [s-ilUoni, illton, ililt, r. rd, (10) I eat his 
 
 iloslitoin, ileshton, ilesht, v. rd. (14) I cat some of his 
 
 tiR's-c'lcimcgui, kaos-olchui('gui, rcc. We eat one another, 
 Inutoni, adj. Eatable, it is fit for food. 
 |s-illneiiu'itoni, illnomutomslcn, I can eat it. 
 Iiiiies-iit'liii^lsi, I like to eat, I feel an appetite. 
 
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 IMSH 
 
 Siilen, A. Food, the eating. 'SziUen.'. What is eaten. 
 
 BnUenten, s. Dining room. 
 
 Snchilllenten, v. l^'ChiK' Dining-table. 
 
 Elnfemon, s. An eater. 
 
 Chines-chsileni, I am after food, begging or working for it. 
 
 Chines-chselnomluisi, freq. 
 
 les-chsitishtem, chsiHshtcn, I got food for him. 
 
 Sguchsil-en, A purveyor, 
 
 Chines-naHnemskelign, natiskdligu, I eat folks, I am an antroml 
 
 phagus. 
 SaHncmskigac, s. Oats, food of animals, hay, straw etc. 
 IMP.— [roof o/,] 
 Es-impmd, imdp, v. intr. The melted grease is hardening, coagn.! 
 
 lating, like freezing. f^The opposite is, 'Oicmi, or imparl 
 
 t6n.' 
 Tes-impara, impstAn, impAskn, v. canss. (10) I make it grow hi\ 
 
 by cooling it. 
 SimAp, s. The hardened grease or tallow. 'Szidm.' What k\ 
 
 been hardened by cooling. 
 Chines-imap68kani, (5) I keep my mouth shut. 
 Tes-imap68kanem, imaposkan, imap6skant, v. tr. rel. (8) I niakJ 
 
 him shut his mouth. 
 
 " imaposkahem, (16) I make his shut his mouth. 
 
 Chines-nimpauskani, chin-nimpauskan, (5) My mouth shuts iDail 
 
 vertently. 
 Chines-imauskani, (6) I shut my mouth pui-posely. 
 les-imduskanem, (8) I shut his mouth, lips. Perf. 'Imauskan.' 
 Es-nimpmX, nimap, v. intr. The water is freezing, 
 les-nimpdtm, nimpstdn, nimpasku, v. causs. (10) I freeze tlii| 
 
 water, 1 make the water freeze. 
 SoimAp, Water naturally frozen. 'Sznidm.' Artificially frow| 
 
 water, 
 fnirazenditikii. The banks of the river are frozen. *Che inilau i 
 
 nihfeuBsera.' 'The mid-channel is open still. 
 IMSH.— [roo< 0/,] 
 (^'hines-lmshi, chin-imsh, imsh, v. intr. (5) I start for a jourajl 
 
 move camp. 
 Kaes-emimsh, W© start on a journey, 
 lea-irashein, irashstem, imshsku, causs. (8) I make him start otj 
 
tr. rel. (8) I niabl 
 
 »rt. for a journej 
 
 akc lilin start oij 
 
 287 
 10 
 
 journey. ' ' 
 
 j[eg.emini8hem, I make them start. 
 
 jmsHtem, v. rel. (16) I make start his 
 
 chimshem, chimshemen, (9) I start on a trip to 
 
 rhines-tiniflhi, I start first, I start from there. ; 
 
 Chines-zimshi, I start coming to this place. 
 
 fimshtcn, s. Means of journeying, horses etc. 
 
 Chines-cmsheluisi, freq. Said when one starts on a buffalo hunting 
 
 trip in winter. 
 Emsheluisten, s. Means of journeying. 
 Bnemsheluisten, s. The place where one is journeying. 
 Bimsh, Journey, the journeying. 'Szimsh.' The having started. 
 
 'Kaesguimsh.' Our travelers. 
 [^hines-emshk^ini, v. intr. (5) My head is gone, I lose consciouB- 
 
 nees, I swoon, I give up. 
 kes-emslikfeinem, cmshkein, v. causs. (8) I make him lose his head. 
 CbineB-chmshkanemist, ref. I do not know what to do, I am at sea, 
 
 I have no hope left, 
 kes-chmshkanemistem, chmshkanemistomen, (9) I throw him off my 
 
 head, I give him up j I lost all hope about him. 
 Schmshkanemisten, s. Despair, 
 kes-emshkanzinem, emshkanzinemen, (9) I make him lose all hope, 
 
 I talk him out of his wits. 
 INKAMI, r. 'Nakami. INOOL, r. J8®-00L. 
 lo ! excl. oh ! *lo gest !' How good it is ! 
 \bm\ Exclamation [of suffering.] 
 ;chin-i6, suhj. i-chiks-i6i, I am well, strong, 1 am tolerably well. 
 
 'Ta8-i6o.' Not well, not good, not becoming. 
 Faraiii, s. Snail, because it is not able for anything. 
 leB-iominem, iomin, iomint, v. tr. rel. instr. (11) 1 find it tolerably 
 
 good. 
 
 ioinUtera, v. rel. (16) I find good his 
 
 iomim, iomstfcn, iomst^n, ioraisku, r. tr. rel. (10) I retain him. 
 
 'loniBten In i-spoos.' I refrained my own heart, did violence 
 
 to my own heart. 
 Chines-iomonzuti, v. ref. I make violence to myself, I refrain from 
 
 doing anything, v. g. a person mad or suffering refraining 
 
 himself from complaining etc. 
 Ifis-chiomenzilktem, (9) T refrain on that account. 
 
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 It 
 
 Si 
 
 ^ 
 
 02 
 
 w 
 
 3 
 
 
238 
 
 10 
 
 CiiiM;s-Nir.\i,s, fliiii-iiiiialsi'iii, niiialsisli, r. dcf. iiuhf. nil. ['Su)i\ 
 
 I can lii'iir il, I can slaml, I liavc jiatiMico with soiiuth 
 IcH niiii'ilstoiu, iiiiialstcii, (8) I iiiaKc liini liavc i)ati('ii(c. 
 " mualscm, iiiiialsoiuoii, (0) I can Ijcar i(, I find il, lohrablc 
 niuills(uii}UMn, (10) I can bear his 
 
 ■"«"■ 
 
 "(,'■ 
 
 <^Ii 
 
 incs niolscinisti, F liavis j)alK'nc(', I put u|t, I lake coui 
 Ti's-ni(>ls(Mnis(iMn, lUDlsi'inisicincn, (!)) I liav«^ jtaticnctf aft 
 'Niolscmisli'niis In ciin»ii.>.' FIc looli u^) witli c 
 
 !>llill 
 
 i>l|| 
 
 "KC Ii:<l 
 
 roHs. 
 
 Ka(\s nii)ls(>ni(>nu(''^-ni, Wo liavo patiiMico willi one anodicr. 
 Nianiols, <kIj. A ])ationt i)t'rs()n. 'SniiiuiulH,' ,s. The liaviiiif i,;,,:, 
 
 onco, tlio licing juUicnt. 
 Sios'cliint, A patlont iicivsuii. 
 SiiiuiilnlcMi, .s. PatiiMK'o, what makes a pcr.son jiationt. 'Ta (,\ 
 
 niualston I'osulip.' Thciv is no i)ali('n('o in hell. 
 ChniualstcM, s. Why one is i)atient. 
 Ik.s lUAKSKM, ioiUiseni, inakst'nu'n, I can hear (he taslt 
 
 '; cr Slllc 
 
 It. 
 
 rniosr.>r, chi 
 
 Dsenieti 
 
 hear (o U)()k at him. 
 
 (0) T can sland \\\v si^^hl (if him ] 
 
 I'atI 
 
 lUeiuMn, HI 
 
 eneinen, (0) T can stand to hear h 
 
 im. 
 
 I(M(')T, (ilj. [Some trihes .say iaiaut,] robust. 'Chin i. 
 
 ioioti,' I am stout, 
 les ioiotem, ioiotsteii, ioiutstkn, r. cdiiM. (S) T make hirn 1 
 
 "'t, diiU 
 
 ii'i'iiii,. 
 
 strouj 
 
 loiu 
 
 fllem, (Id) I make slnuig hi.- 
 
 rhioioize, Strong all around. 
 
 riiines-ioiotilshi, or chiiies-ioiotuilshi, cliin-ioiotilsh, loiotlWi, 
 
 intr, (;")) I begin to grow strong. 
 Ios-ioio)ilsliem, ioiotilslilcn, r. i-diis. I 
 Snioiolilshteii, >. ( 'onlii'mation. 
 Ch 
 
 n 
 
 iiili. I make him gi-ow s| 
 
 1M!|J 
 
 iiies-ioiol'szuti, I Jilay the strong. 
 
 iine,>-ii>ioszuti, r. Vii. 
 
 nnseil". f strive, 1 maki' i 11' 
 
 (111 
 
 exert nlys^•ll', I exei-cisi' vinhMice. X. H. -'roiosziid.' Me; 
 violence (o him-^<'lr in order lo do something, '('liiiu's.ii 
 
 men/i'.ti,' Means violence (o liimsidt' in order not t(Mlo anvj 
 
 thing. [The first means l"orli(nde to do J the latter fortitiiftHf".'' 
 
 to sufler, to overcome on* 
 
 •If. 
 
 los cliioioszutcni, chioioszut^'nieit. (D) T c\crt myself iilioin 
 
 iigniiisl it. 
 
 iiifaiii-^l the ( 
 
 [lliiiii'H-ioiotelsen 
 
 lox ioiclclsem, io 
 
 [ill sii)ii'»l, X. Th( 
 
 lliiii-ini(»s|iiM'jM, 
 
 joi(isl((Migil, ililj. 
 
 piiiii-nioiiM'ts, Br; 
 
 lioru with hi 
 
 liiiiiko, Strong 
 
 fliiiiiiiiiI|>S •'^■- ^^ 
 
 stulihorn. 
 
 Iliiii-diiiiiinis, I ; 
 
 ||iiii-cliiiiiiicnc, f 
 
 I liavc a good 
 
 |liii)i(i;iiu', TFai'd 
 
 \.—[m)t of,'] 
 
 >-w\\\\, cs-ios((>iij 
 
 liMving icarne 
 
 ioitciii, ioI(»'-n, 
 
 iiiNliilcni^ (IT)) 
 
 loiimiiMi ion 
 
 Til (H) Tsuccc 
 
 iomiHcin, r. ri 
 
 PIl'M'T, n,!}. ,\1 
 
 'Ta is i(\ la isji 
 
 |n)ii(''iit, x. The be 
 
 pdscssing il. < 
 
 'opiriilcn, y. .\bil 
 
 ability aiithori 
 
 is my stnMiglh, 
 
 'Siii< ic/.iii III is- 
 
 uc c.-iii s'lv, 'Ti 
 
 ('oiiiniiiiiioii. 'K 
 
 cii.' lie has ai; 
 
 niiipiciilon, ,v. Tl 
 
 i"]ii(''Mtciii, io]iit''i 
 
 ii'liicMlIlem, nn 
 
 ii'Ji'eiileni, iopi, 
 
villi (•'»iiva;'o|iii| 
 
 ID). 
 
 ['Clilu Iti;ot, tliili-.| 
 
 tilsh, ioiollUli,;! 
 
 Ilia grow suvh' 
 
 1 inalo' ( lli'iv, 11 
 
 ii<is/.uti.' Mcsii' 
 
 n>^ '('hiiu'vi'i^l 
 
 luit tti iln ar 
 ! lull or rortimJJ 
 
 .,ir;,ill 
 
 fhilU'S i"" 
 i-idiolr 
 til Hii>i<''t 
 
 ^9 
 
 101 
 
 t it. *Cliioio8Ziil»!rn(!iit »u Hj;uulomin.' Bo yo Htrong 
 ;t |ln< (U>vil; or'*KuUs-inii)H/,iUi In r.s^uMi!mii).' ' . 
 
 )tcN(Muisli, rol. ref. I lliiiik myself Hlfong. 
 Isciii, idiotrlsciiMMi, (0) I tliinU him Hlrong. 
 
 TlioHtriMi-^tli 
 
 ihi 
 
 „.i()ii>s|iiius, 
 
 I liuvo !i '^Ironi' liciirt. 
 
 BIOS 
 
 !((Mi"ii, «'//• A utron^ person. 'Tr)ioHki'lli(;l).' Rt,rong-l>odi()J. 
 
 tliiii-iiioinDS, 
 
 IJi'iiss racial. 
 
 iH>l>S(MllIS 
 
 In il 
 
 111)1^11111. 
 
 II 
 
 V. 1,4 
 
 hI,u1)- 
 
 borii witli hischiof. 
 Iko, Strong wood. 
 
 iiiiiaiM') 
 
 i| •,j„/,l])s, ^. Stn)iig-M(!ck(Ml, iiinlisli. 'Cliiii-cliiiiiuulpH.' I am 
 
 stiiMiorn. 
 Iliiii.ihiiiiiiris, 1 am stron,<^ sijLjlitciI. 
 
 Ill-Cll 
 
 iiiim-nc 
 
 f am fiir-(>arc<|, Iiavc ifooil oars. 'Cliin-iiiniuukH. 
 
 1 Iwivcii i;oo( 
 
 1 siiHilliiii;: HcnHc, f iim far smolliiiij, odoratux 
 
 O' 
 
 lOIOiUH', 
 
 Hard of lu'iirin!', sluldiorn. 
 
 )].-[mt of,] 
 
 ;-ioilll, t'S-lOS 
 
 ttMi, (•! iostokn, r. (r. rcl. (10) I know il by liojiit b/ 
 
 li'iviii" l(':iriH'(l il ; [iis(mI mostly in l,li<! past ttMiso.] 
 
 ioltrin, inlt«'ii, r. rtl. (17) T know bis 
 
 idsli'itcin, (IT)) I b'arn for liim. 
 
 loin'iiHin if> 
 
 ni'iii, ioiu^iit; '".)/(/. i's-innusl(!M, is lonusi 
 Tii (^) T succeed in li'urning it. 'len-ioioniintMn/ red. 
 
 iidiu 
 
 ll(>in, /'. rrK (10) I b'arned bi.>- 
 
 DIMI'irT, ciifj. Able, vahiabb', Itravc, worlliy, rospc'taMi', ri'b 
 
 'Ta is ii\ ta isiop 
 
 iiifiit, 
 
 i(\ut.' 1 am not \v<trtb^ 
 
 111- l)(>iii"" al>U> 
 
 I' 
 
 ic a 
 
 bility 
 
 as rc<rar(liii' 
 
 t! 
 
 SOSSlIl 
 
 Idpiflltl'll, 
 
 IT it. 'Mil, In siojiicnt I' See wlial abibty 1 
 
 Abilit 
 
 V, aniboi'itv, as It i;ivcs ;i pcf.-nn di^nilv 
 
 H! person 
 
 ibility aiiUiorit}'. 'I-niopuHitcn In siikae/.m. ( oinniutiiun 
 
 tnMP'tb, tlial <j;ivcs me si midrib : and wo cr.uld un\. sa\, 
 
 IS IIW s 
 
 '!? 
 
 nk.uv.m In is-io[tirii 
 
 1.' ( 
 
 MiiiMiniiioii n inv Imui; 
 
 al)b^ lliouj'b 
 
 we en 11 sav, 
 
 Tol 
 
 siiK-ao/,111 111 isiKpivil 
 
 i; Mv St 
 
 y stron;.;th is liom 
 
 comm 
 
 iinini). 'Kid-niopit'iitoii kakskol^^otdlils In toic l;at s /.Icu- 
 
 n«. 
 
 (11.' Ho lias aiitliority to fori^ivo ns our si 
 [nii>I)ioiiton, .><. Tbo reason why one is .strong and digniflod. 
 |.iii]ii(''ittoiii, iopic'-iit'ston, r. luuiss. (S) | make liini ablo o|.c, 
 ipinitltom, 'V/?/.<!N. rcl. (IH) I tnal<o ablo Ins. 
 
 jopit'utom, iopieutometi, iopii'uti'inent, i)i.:f)\ (9) ] find my 
 
840 
 
 «, lOKO 
 
 Rtrongtli in it. 
 
 IoB-iopi6utomHflin, (16) I find my BtroDifih in his 
 
 ChinoH-kolHiopi6uti, I act us an ublo man. 
 
 Ios-kolHiopi6utom, kolsiopi^utonion, (0) I think him uMo^ worthvl 
 
 iiXi i-Hnkuhopi6ut, A poraon as dignified, ublo us inyHoIf. I 
 
 lOKO,— [roof o/;] 
 
 Chino8-i6kui, ohin-i6kom, iukoHh, v. act. ind. (0) I toll a no, int(Q.| 
 
 iionally, or not. 
 Chino8-ikoi6koi, red, I toll Hos. 
 Ios-i6kom, iAkon, i6kosku; cont. os-itSkostcn, red. io8-koi6koii| 
 
 ikoii^kon, etc., v. tr. rcl. (8) I toll a lio to him, [nearly uli(|,j,| 
 
 iisod in tho red. as Hch novor go Hiaglo.] | 
 
 " chi6kom, chi6kon, (8) I tell a lio about him, avlumniato liiJ 
 
 lar'Chiokom.' 
 
 " i6koHom, iokolton, i('>koH, r. rel. (16) I toll a lio to his 
 
 " iukoBhtcm, i6ko8hlon, i6ko8hil, v. rcl. (14) I help him 
 
 lies, I lie to ploaso him, or to toaHO him. 
 Chines-iokoiHti, v. ref. I toll a lie, 1 bocom a liar. 
 Chinos-ikoHtomlulHi, freq. 
 ChinoH-nikoHtf^lsi, vol. I wish to toll a lio. 
 ChinoB-ni6kozini, chin-niiikozinom, (6) T toll lies to some one, 
 los-niokozinom, ni6kozin, (8) 1 toll him a lio. 
 ChinoB-nik6iszini, T speak like a liar. 
 
 Chin-chikoikoiHtikB, I have tho oyo8 of a liar, I look like a liar, 
 ChincB-nikopcmlsti, 1 lio in cofoBHion, or to chiofa etc. 
 Si6koi8t, s. Tho tolling a lio. PL •Sikoi«Mcoi8t.' 'Sziokoist.' 
 
 . lio told. 
 Ikoist^mon, s. A bare faced liar. 
 Ikoiokomdl, s. An habitual liar. 
 In-iokonzuton, s. lie that tolls mo alio. 
 Tokoisten, v<?. instr. To toll lies. 'Tarn akl-iokoiston lu an'tigujckj 
 
 Your tongue is not an iuHtrumont to tell lies, ntust iiotl 
 
 U8od to toll lies. 
 los-chsiokoUcm, (10) I tdl him lies about that. 'Ko-ci 
 
 koHgu lu an-gatlzin.' You lied to mo about your 
 
 [not that ho said anything un'ruo about horHos, but Iio 
 
 lies to mc, promiHing mc horses, which ho never gives n 
 
 i9^Chi6ko. 
 *' chsiokom, (8) I lio about that matter. 
 
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 18 
 
 yn\v.r,'[r""f of,] 
 
 Ili-lMCiini, 
 
 Iirii, ■'■'■ T''*' ^^'''•' '•'' <'"' bi'otlit'i* of my Iiiim|):iimI, (h* mhUt of 
 liiislmntl. N. B. — In the IIi-hI mraniiig is no ounonicul 
 
 my 
 
 afl[iiii(V; but it is no l»y Tiidiiin law. In flio hocoikI moiiniiijj; it 
 isiininit}'- «^i>"ScMl«\|ii.' r/. 'Nisis'clifii.' Wiv«!s of llir Ix-olli- 
 ,,i-s of m}' 1iuhI)uh<1. or tlin sistiTs of my liiiHbiind. 'Khcs- 
 1 toll a lie ii)tcii.H cIiosc^iih,' rnyir. copul. [SiiicI (»f two Hi.slcrH-in-Iiivv among thcm- 
 .Ivi'H, ill tlu^ m(>iuiinj;al)ovc f^ivim.] 
 lsKii<!T'. •". l-incii rlolli. 
 
 l\\,-[mt .)/,] 
 
 l]„^l^ ,,,/r. I?.lu\v. 'I/isliiil.' l^clow ill llic l.olluiii. 'CiriNJiut.' 
 CJvlummato liiiii,H Townnlstlic lioltoin. 'Tel ishi'il.' Fronj tlio l»otlom. 
 
 ^Idlislirit, (''''■• riidiT. 'li'is-koIiHlu'it.' I'tiilcrmc. 'Tj'us-l<oIis!ii'il.' 
 a lie to liiH ^l I'lidcr }i»ii. 'l/kacs-UoliHliiil ii Izii In sj^in'lcnicii.' TiidiM' ns 
 
 I help him umDil tlion- iH hoi I. 
 
 mIhiI, (''''■. Iiisiilf. TiMH-iiiishiit.* Inside lA' iiit?. '('li'niHlifit.' 
 
 l)()\vii insid(>. 
 |isliliiiIvOo, .V. Talalo. 
 lisliU'lz*', .'>■. The inside ]»art of llic I»od^ , \vonil>, bt'lly, any in- 
 
 8 to somo one. ^m niJo part. 
 
 |(ilit(Mil<ii, ■^'. Ht'cp wafer, well, llie Inside of water. 
 blit('il<',t,'>i, ■'•'• Insid«^ of the earth. 
 i^Iiliillvs, >'. I'lider wear, under clodies, [ojijio>ite of '(,'hilKal- 
 ticliiilks.' Over <'oal etc.] 
 islii'itcm, isIn^Nteii, islii'ilslvii, (H) 1 |ini it low. 
 
 lit lis, N. 
 
 Tilt' two hinall eavilies in the leiiiples 
 
 II N 
 
 am 
 
 [Bton lu an'tigU2ii| 
 lies, must notl 
 
 Ks isllfl.siii, eliiii-ishilsli, isliilsli, r. Iitlr. ('.')) I ^o down, I 
 
 H;i||iiiL!; lower down, '^'•\t,- " weight attacheil to a I'nlley, ;:;oiii;f 
 
 (Idwn ete. 
 Im'sisliilslii, chin-isirilslieni, iwhilshish, r. ,icl . iflil. (fj) I lower 
 
 lown sointMliiiiL?. 
 li-;!iiN1u'in, ishilshst(M), isliilsliskii, J', fr. vil. (^) ! make it i^o 
 
 low down, I lower it. 
 
 ishiishltoin, v. irl. (10) I lower his 
 
 lisliisli'ilslieni, nv/. 
 
 (liisliiislieni, <'hishilshem('n, (0) T go down towarils. 
 |l;l'^-i^Ililsll/^lti, V. »■'/. 1 lower down inyHelf" I jmt myself low, 
 
 I liiiiiil>l(> myself. JW^'Niiisl. 
 
242 
 
 ISKOli 
 
 Isliilslitcn, N. Tiistriinu'iil (o lower aii^lliiiig. 
 
 CiirNKS N'isiiIksiii, (•liin-iiisliilsli, (f)) 1 .sink in; v. '^. u s 
 
 KiiiUiiij; ill llio ^roiniil; pustulous i-riiiilioiis ro-ciitciini, 
 
 lluMi* !ipj)oaraii('i< ; T disajiju-ar l)y siiildii;; in llio skii 
 
 ) wirii 
 
 etc. 
 
 riltNKs-NlHiifsili, cliiii-iiisirish, 1 siiil< in; v. •;•. walkiiiu; i,, |i^ 
 
 iiuidj jr m'(tj)j>rofoih!i!<, Jr <'<tl(\ 
 Chinks isiilsiii, ishish, (J)) It ^-fls low ; i( .s(>!l!('s as a lionsn 
 
 rii 
 
 goinjjf doop in. 
 
 iilU's-iilsiuMsiuisi, ell 111 II islH' I --11 1 
 
 IS, /•. y-rN'. 
 
 C^) 
 
 am ;;rllii 
 
 lirlm 
 
 down on llic (ire. 'Nislu-lslii^s In IclWp.' 'IMu' I<rltIoi;i,t 
 
 6"1 lull 
 
 down o)i tlio fin>. 
 
 Cliiiu's iiislirlsln"isi, cliiii ni.-lu'l-Iiu-i'iii, i 
 
 lisliolslr.'isisl 
 
 1, '■. i(i7, 
 
 Fph- 
 
 (fi) T am lowiM-iii^ soiiH'lliiii^' at tlir tin 
 
 iiislu'Ishusi'iii, iiishclsl 
 
 fll'O. 
 
 iiisiMi, r 
 
 //•. nl. (S) 1 lower it 
 
 I'll 
 
 riiiiies cliisliishelslii'isi, /•.■7. [ lower down my eyes, IniiJi, [J 
 
 cliisliislu'Islii'is.' IIi> kei'ps liis eyi-s down. 
 Tos-cliisliislielslu'isem, cliisliislielslii'i.steii, r. riiiiss. (H) I iiialii y 
 
 lower his oyes. 
 TSKOL,— [roo< of,-] 
 
 riiiiies-iskoli, cliin-iskol, r. yr-N. (.")) I am llirowii away. 
 Chines-iskoli, eliin-lskolem, iskolisli, /•. drf. iiitl. (0) I throw iliin, 
 
 away. 
 los-isk'olem, iskoleii, iskolenl ; ronl. (vsiskolslen, v. tr. r.i^ 
 
 cast it away, [tlie same as 'iesd<aiiiiiieiii.'] 
 " iskolltem, isk()llt»Mi, iskoleii, v. nl. (1<>) I (lirow away his 
 
 or it for liini. 
 
 iskolshtem, (II) 1 llirow away sonu'lliinj^ for liiiu, or full 
 
 1 ludj) liiiu throwin;; awa}-. 
 
 iieskolusem, nesliolnseii, (S) I throw him in (he liiv, 
 
 nos 
 
 kolulils.' lie threw us in the finv 
 
 neskolulleiii, (K)) I throw his in the (in 
 
 " chiskolem, (S) I throw ttuvards 
 
 '*■ cliiskoleiisiMii, ehiskoleiiseii, (S) 1 throw it iijiwaiils 
 " noskolc^iisoni, (8) 1 throw botwoon 
 
 " ni'skoletikiiin, iiskoletikiin, (S) I throw tluMii in WiUor. 
 " osk'olulej^iiin, (S) 1 throw them on tin* ground. 
 Sziskol, What is thrown \\\\w\. 
 
 Jl^l^nlrMH'll, ^. . 
 i<ol('lll.' ^f 
 
 |('H-iHiH!<iili'Mi, ;•(■ 
 
 hi ivkdlcii/.Titeii, 
 
 Y'n'W. '[r<"'t 
 
 |.l,s|(llC. ^■. Wi 
 
 Next wintci 
 
 JvlMi'iii, Willlel 
 isfcli.' It w 
 lliiiii'slslclii, chi 
 |!iiii>'^ iIuN'-IcIm' 
 I am (i\ crlal 
 is over me. 
 I'lrhlcii, Wintei 
 Ir.NrMr.-', i cliin- 
 fXKS ITKCI 
 |I'.\S. Bki>'Tas 
 rcii. tr^rTi'Mv 
 
 rkihsir, hiqi. 
 rsir.-[/vw/ of,-] 
 
 piiiH'>its!ii, <'Iiin 
 
 Wo.sleeii sejia 
 
 [jlrs-i'dlslii, Wo 
 
 •',lr^'< ihlltiliitit, 
 
 J.'-it>lii'lii, ilsliteii 
 
 ii!;ii!c'(i!sliem, 
 
 Isl('('|) with' It 
 
 iil;iiletislier,i|(( 
 
 il<ill('llt.s|i, ,*.■, M 
 
 f(>li, N. The sice] 
 
 liniu'ii, x. A sh 
 
 |il'iit('ii, .v\ ]\'i\, 
 
 il is ii()( (ui till' 
 
 ililcM, >. Ojiiiim ' 
 
 kiiilsli, /. My sle 
 
 |im,v(IiM'l>Iii, (.')) 
 
 iiin's-iictslielNi, /•(, 
 
 |iiic.s-nilslii, I kLm 
 
 |iiK-iliili(sliij I s 
 
;llU'll, 
 
 Iclil. 
 
 248 
 
 ITSH 
 
 My tlirowor iiway, Im <>!' iiiiiii! tliul lIiruwH awiiy. 
 
 IH- 
 
 IHlHK'Ml-lli, 
 
 lulsisli, r. (((■/, :,,; 
 
 iwii iiwiiy. 
 
 '. (_(V) I tliniw lliiiij 
 
 l(ir him, or fur'J 
 in Uic fuv. id 
 
 It's- 
 L i>K"i 
 
 join, ml. 
 
 II.' tl 
 
 l,.,i/,ritcii, N. lit' llirows u\v. uwiiy, 
 
 •iMi 
 
 ITC 1 1. -['■""< "/>] 
 
 |„._ y. WiiiU'i-. 'li'fti.sldK'.' l)iii'iii^ wiiiU r. <Xo iHlclic' 
 
 Xext winter. 
 
 •^l.lii Wiiilt'i" irt apiiioju'liliiy'. M'stcli.' It iw winter. *>Hom 
 
 isicli.' It w'i" 1'*' wintor. 
 Lues istclii, cliin-islclicin, istdiiHli, (f)) 1 jkism tlio wintor. 
 Ij iii^,^.,.|,i|,.-.t( ln'iifi, cliin-iliiK shin' lie, I arrive Ik uiiitcr Kcasun, 
 
 J mil n\H-rlaIii'n hy winter, T uni covorcd by tliu winter, winter 
 
 is iivcr iiHv 
 
 Bf4i> '('inii 
 
 Lii^'''||. 
 
 tr.M:Mi'-, ' ' 
 
 Winter conijianiui'. 'Snisleliten.' Winter (^uarterH. 
 
 ■Iiiii tenenius. a^./Z'Teneniu.- 
 
 IIXI'IS I'ri\ I'M I, eliiii iluli, I am rotlLMiin^', ol' animal matter, 
 'AS. fiK.j>'Tas.' 
 
 ri'ii. 
 
 t,yT'rniM. 
 
 ri,I!-SII, '■//'/'. I?'' Ntill, j&^y'Tl'il. 
 
 Dllli' 
 
 itshi, 
 
 eliiii-itsli, ilsli, /'. /(. (.')) r s\^'V[) 
 
 ri. 'Kaes-itslii. 
 
 WcsleiMseiiiiratcly. 
 |ll,"-i'til>Iii, We sleep l();j;etlier. 'KaelvH-ctitslii.' CoJlCUiiiliumuS , 
 lliilii txr III iihtliuii. 
 
 :ili'ri I'l 
 
 itslii'in, itMlilen, ilslisKu, v. causn. (8) I nnike him Hloep. 
 
 n!;iik'li!s'ie!n, nhuletUi-ihcnuMi; nkulv.'1'U.^honu'nt, c. If. I'd, (0) 
 
 I slti'ii with'him. 
 
 iil;iili'ti.sher.iltem, (10) I sleep with Ills 
 
 LciiK'litsh, s. My hed I'eilow. 
 |tsli, N. T'lie N!('epin<f. 
 
 inu'ii, x. A sleepy Cellow, 
 I'lt'iiti'ii, 
 
 lU'd, hed room. 'Snchilitsliten,' s. Bod-Hteiid, when 
 
 ( is not on tlie f^roiind, hnt rai.sed. 
 
 1 
 ililfii, 
 
 Opium etc., that eoneiliatoH (sleep. 
 
 ll,uit>li, )■■. My sleepinj^ folks. 
 
 liiKMli-il-lii, (''J 1 want to ^o to slei.]!, I I'eel sleu])y. 
 iiiicsiu'tslieisi, rol. I wish to sleep. 
 I'.s-nilslii, I sleep in ii bout. 
 
 Illl(.'^ (Mil 
 
 l.slii, I sleep o\ ei'. 'Kaeb ehilllshi lu lsnui,-,ts lu s^nelc- 
 
 C 
 
 3 
 
 »-» 
 
 H 
 
 eg 
 si 
 
 ,Ai 
 
Ui 
 
 ITJL 
 
 min.' Wo sleep over the top of eicll. 
 
 riiMioH-nzitsliilHlii, cliiii-iizitMliilsli, (5) I ^o to sloi'p iit some un^'.i 
 
 pliu'o IruvoIIinj^. 
 loH-nzitHliilHhem. 
 " nezicliiiicm, nozicliin, (S) I sleep lit liis luick. 
 " lu'zichiiii'm, iK'/acliiiKMiu'ii, (D) I liavo liiiii Hlecpin^ ai i\\, 
 liack. 'riiiiu's-i'lotsli^ii'i,' (f)) I Cci^ii to Hli'ep, 
 rrCiOA, .<!. raiiiJisli root. 'Sifolit^jfou.' Ifjiw ciimash. 
 Ics-i'tslii'iom, otsli^-icii, (S) T abtiso lior while slie Hlei'ps. 
 
 " koletslit'iiiom, kolotsliiMiuMm'H, id. (0.) 
 Tnifts, iuOne, etc. iB@*'T6.' 
 I-chm-lun, I am slinking all together, 
 (■hiru's-iiii, chin-imn, pdss. 1 am sliaken. 'Taks-imi.' Could no 
 
 inovo; 8tir. 'EH-iiii In stuligu.' The earth trernMcs. 
 CiiiiK'N-itinii, ehiii-itini, luiuHh, r, act. ind. (0) 1 shake; v. }^, ii|,jL 
 
 ill the inolher's wonih. 
 les-iiim, imnsfoii, luinsku, r. tr. rcl. (0) I shake it, make it niovo, 
 
 " ininlteiii, imiilteii, iiiiiiell, (". n7. (Ifi) I shake his 
 
 " imnshtein, (1-1) f shake for him, heli» him shakirig .soniolliin* 
 riiines iiiinisti, cliiii-iiimisli, r. rcf. 1 shake myself, [as a iiiaii fitj 
 
 tered Avoiild do, to shake oflT (he shackles.] 
 Chines-in/'sti, 1 move luysi'If, 1 ti'emhle, I stir. 
 (^hlneH-iumlu'isi, v. frcq. I shake something frecpienlly. 
 rinneH-iuiulw, The movement of the j)ulsc, hlood. 
 Sguinm, s. Appointed to shnko. 
 
 '"'hines-chu'iszei, [ jim movinr trembling all around, v. g. hywli 
 (/hineH-niusIzei, I urn moving inside. * 
 
 C'lUNEs-ItiMi, [some say MuM!,'] I am pregnant. 
 Siumi, s. The being pregjiant. 'Siumten,' .s. The cause of pw 
 nancy. *Es-miltOs hi siuinis, u taks-mipem'iHs lu siuiiitis.' 
 knew well llial slie was with cliiM, but lie could iiol tiiuUi 
 the cause oi' her pregnancy. 
 IV L,— [root of,-] 
 C'hines-iuli, chin-iulem, iiilish, (0) I dance the war dance; ut iiii 
 
 aloiu', (luuigh abusive ly, aNit women join in. 
 <'hin-iliuli, red. 
 
 les-iobMii, lAleii, ii'ileiit, (S) I make him dance war dances, 
 " eliii\lcm, (9) I dance the war dances on that account. 
 Fii'il, ^^ The war-dance. 'Sguiulem,' «. A war-dancecr, 
 
24& 
 
 KAK 
 
 irii.-['*o''' of,} 
 
 p lit Kome (%',Hjult, <"(/• 'r'''^'*' •'""'>■' ^''«- ''^' *"'"'^ 
 
 1, make it mini', 
 
 cc h'lH 
 
 liaUing (somolhinJ 
 ■<ol r, [us !i mail fJ 
 
 ISii'i 
 
 Iclist nioldiMl, Tlio middle finger, being the lliickest. 
 
 |cimiri|'«. Thick-neekod 
 (<liiii.iii(»lkan, I wing buHe, with u lliitk voice. 
 |n:T.-[roo< «/,] 
 
 Iciiimf* i"*') cliin-iiUutn, iutj.sli, (0) I make anything Hoft, limber by 
 iiilibiiig it with hands, v. g. a ro|)e when utifl", u blanket, moc 
 
 casi 
 
 118, when Btiff, are rubbed by hand, and limbered. 
 
 Iwiutt'iii, iuten, iiitent, (8) I rub it by hand to make it limber an 
 iibovo. 'IkH-iiitom \\i i-wlpi gol i-Htasi.' I rub my ropo be- 
 CUU80 it iH Htiff, hard. 
 " iiitlloni, (16) I rub his etc. 
 '< Iviihuteni, (8) I rub that in the hands. 
 \]l'l-[rovt of\ 
 
 Iciiiiii's-izti, cliin-iztem, l/tish, (G) I travel all night, without sleep- 
 ing. 
 izliMii, izt'fsten, i/.t'sku, causs. (8) I nuike him travel by 
 
 iiif^lit, etc. 
 
 izlltoin, (IG) I make Iuh travel by jiight etc. 
 
 |cirm*'«-"^'i''t^''''''> vol. 
 
 Siniiz 
 
 liiii, s. Coniniissioned to travel etc. 
 
 K 
 
 |ho cause of pr 
 iltrt lu sii'imtiii.' 
 could MUl tiiuUi 
 
 ,-ar dance ; ut mJ 
 
 Tlio Hcvcnth letter of the al|ihabct, and HomeiimoH pronour 
 ^1 cod with a ]iarti('ular twist v(My hard to catch, an(f to dis 
 criminate; thouij;h the diflerent sounds seem to imply a diff 
 erent meaning. 
 
 [\V.,-[rnot nf,-] 
 
 t'liiiu'-liiicc, r. jjass. or n. I stick in, lam stuck in, v. g. throul 
 
 etc., I cannot pass through. 
 iiii's-ivai^psi, I have something stuck in the throat, a piece cf 
 
 food. itaJ-'Apog.' 
 "Iiiiich kacini, diin-kacc, kafcesh, r. intr. pass. (5) I am stuck in. 
 
KAE 
 
 Ji'H-kiUiii, kaoiili'ii, kai lit, (10) I >li(h it in, I iilaco it kutw 
 ot'U'ii iiM'il Willi llio ]ir<'(Mi.>illoii.s, as Inlow. ' 
 
 CCll; 
 
 kai'ltcm, (17) I stick in liiw. 
 
 ur 
 
 VII 
 
 l^artis, .V. Till' mill. lie our, oiii' IkI wwii two, v. jl;. a liroU 
 
 has nil olUt'r unci youn^i'r ono. 
 I-skai iihLlt, ^'. .My niiiKllo cliilil, iK'twi^n two '»tlK'i' cliiMi' 
 
 niiDo. 
 Chin kaiMiii lis, I tliriist in\'si ll' b^Uvicn (jllu'i'^. 
 C^liinL'skacmcii.sI, cliiii-kai'iiu'tiscm, kaoiiitiisi.sli, r. voji. (f,) lu^i 
 
 (111- cards, I ^'o between. 
 L s-kaciiu' iiMii!, kaciiiciisi'ii, (f^.) '!^: l.ariiiclisciu.' P.sliik (In 
 
 l.cl 
 
 wei'ii Dili' anotiici', I mix llu' lar.Is 
 
 rhin 
 
 cs-I<acm(.'i!/.uli, i>i' kac iiuis/. 
 
 .ti, [fr 
 mysclt' lulwciMi ju'Dple in a ci'owtl. 
 
 rom MvaiMiuus, 
 
 'J I t 
 
 ii'iM 
 
 Ics-clikacnuisziUiiii, clikaciuiis/.i'iU'iiK'ii, (0) I '^o Iv liim \ty foir:i,j 
 
 1. '('!i';l;;ivmit.-/,ulcinis, \n .Icsu !{|',; 
 
 my wa^- llii'oii^'li a i' 
 
 lie wont ti) Jesus Christ lhr()iij;h the crowd. 
 clikaLiisem, ehkaciiseii, (S) T stiek it on hi^li. ' Hs-clil;a(ii,, 
 IKiss. It is sliick on hi;:;h, v. i;-. Imoks ti^'htly put l<";i't.'tln.'rui.| 
 a shell". 'I!s-clikanincus.' WIumi hooks etc., arc tliiwii 
 
 io(i>e, 
 
 ♦Ms (hkakali'Iir.' AVhui one is 
 
 the t( 
 
 oil n: 
 
 otlier. 'Es-chkatus.' ^Vlieii they are stuck in a hoK'ufilif 
 slieir tig-htly. 
 Chin-ehkakaakslshiii, My pantaloons are loo na/'i'ow, caiiiini ; 
 
 tl 
 
 irou;rii 
 
 .les kiilkacm, kull;aeiit( ii, knl!>aeii(, /■. I:'. (I'"*) T j ut il iiirlir,] 
 stick it under. 'Kulkaent hi unchclsh lu ra-skaciu.' Plai 
 your hand on your hreast, under your clothes. 
 
 " kulkueltcm, I stick under his or it Cor him. 
 
 " kulkaeshitem, T help Uim to stick something under. 
 Jks-nkai:m, iikaeiitin, v. loc. (10) 1 idace it between two (ltIH■^| 
 squeeze it, slick it in. 
 " nkacusem, nlcaciiscii, (S) T juil within them two, 
 " nkacliscm, id. (H) T>ni between several. 
 I-s7,iikaiMis, What 1 put between two. 
 
 fes iikae<hseiii, nkacchseii, (S') I put in his hands. 'Ko-iiknuli 
 I'kaimin.' ITo put a letter iu m\- hand. 
 
 nkacchltom, 1 put it in his hand. 
 
 (S) r put il 
 
 nkaciiem, iil^acneii, 
 
 111 !i!-i ear. 
 
 iih;ii!i:!| 
 
 iiiii''^-!ilc;ii"',iiii, ( 
 ijive comiuiini 
 |r- iik:irz)Mi'in, nl 
 iiioti to him, f 
 '\i<ae/iis hi V 
 
Ill 
 
 247 
 
 KAE 
 
 kii.' If'' stuck !i pii'('(> of woml III my liir. *Es-Mku6iu' 
 
 ci' it l»ut\vnii 
 
 a liniUii'i' tli;,i 
 IkT cliililri'ii hfl 
 
 C. c'o^f. (Oj 1 114 I 
 !.' I'^tiik tl.it, 
 
 IIUUS,'] I lliVlhll 
 
 .0 111 111 Iiy fi)i'i;ii' 
 i>'^. 111 .li'.-u Kli; 
 
 ;;li. ' I''s-clil;aiii>; 
 [lilt ttlujolluiuli 
 
 Lilt'., arc tlii'u\vii| 
 1 till' tdjl llf 
 
 llisriir 
 
 is --tink willi 'T''-<-iik-akac'iH'.' Of Imtli en 
 
 i"<. 
 
 I,.<.ii';'i''iirin, 
 
 iiliariifiiii'ii, ln<N'. T liavc tliat stiifl: in liiy v\\ 
 
 II IlKMClIC 
 
 trill, (10) T stick tliat into lii'^ cai', 
 
 y 
 
 u iikaiil<f*t'"'> "'^''"^'^^^'"^ (^) T slick in his noso soinotliiiig. 
 
 ,. iikcniiscin, iiikcAiisi'fi, (S) Tnuniffn in (inn rjiis. 
 i. iikciil'^'i'nij iikciipsoinen, (0) Tminlftn hi in ano. 
 |\''i:il<i"';ii> >•". XaiTuw liat, tliat 'niiiiot go, jiipclwil liy a navrow 
 
 hat. 
 
 Nk..l 
 
 I*>ri'('< h-loailiii;^ j;iiii ; si|U('iv.i'il in frnm llio ln'crclt 
 
 f'lliNKS Ni<\i:i.sl, or nk-oclsi, f am lnisy. 
 |('|,ii,.i.|).s/,Mkiu''ls, I liiivo liiisinoss. 
 
 f'i;ivr ; ciiKA f i.si, (■'>) T p.'iy .'1 1 1 cii t inp^ I !ay my !i(>,'n't on 
 
 |l,>(lik;it'l-''iii, clikaclscmcii, clikacl-cmciit, hi^f. (0) T pay attcn 
 to liim. or it 1 miii<l tlia', ] take c'lrcof tliat. *Ta koos* 
 
 nun 
 
 clikai'lscMumls t-iskiiscc' My son doos not inind mo. 
 
 (■M:;i( 
 
 l^.^'lllllcIll, cliliai'lM'inltiii, '•. rrK (IH) T miml liis. 
 
 ,n'o\v, caiuiui ^. 
 
 I 1 lit it 
 
 .,, 1 . 
 III. i< 1, 
 
 a-!skacin.' 
 
 riiHv 
 
 s. 
 
 
 n. 
 
 
 under. 
 
 
 vocii two 
 
 ^||lR•^ 
 
 Lwo. 
 
 ?. 'lui-iikiiuli^' 
 
 |K;i,>-i'liI;:H'lsrim'mcyMii, r. nc. Wo miml one annth(M'. 
 |l.s;',(li!<iiils, Wlial I miml. 
 
 ICiiinks-ciikak/Jni, T speak carefully alioiit soniotliiug. 
 Iciiiiu's-clikaezininisti, id. 
 
 (•likiu'ziniuistem, clikae/,iiimistem"n, (0) T e.liar:.;-i> on tliaf. 
 
 'rkkai'/iiuiiistemen In in ;;!itl:'.iii 
 
 1 'M-Ok 
 
 e I'-raveiv, severelv 
 
 in a lioU' oftlif^H tilte'it my liorsoH being given away etc 
 
 '• kiii/iiieiii, kac/.inemeii, (0) I intn'nijit lii-< speeili. '!\iiiiku- 
 
 iic 
 
 /.'ill.' You are a hore, interi'iipting one's talk 
 
 .•iik;i('lx.e, It i- struck inside, 
 
 siikitt'Izom, nkat'lzon, (H) 1 stick inside of Inn 
 
 IN IN N!' 
 
 !iir u'< 
 
 Ai'./iN!, Tstick in til ■ 111 i:i',li. I cm'. I^. I^. — '!'!ion:j;li M id 
 
 iieral purjxises tin's woi-d is now in Clinrcli language 
 
 ii^i'ii I'll' r .mmw'iion oC tln' Hli'^-^cd Sacrai!i"ut ; an 1 oidy tliis 
 
 meaning is lien> given. 
 
 li;ii(s-ii!i:ie:'.!ni. ckin-iikae/'in, iiikni'/.'iii-;li, r. jhis.--\ (f)) f receive 
 
 coninniwion, F have sometliing jtlaced in my nioutli. 
 'Iiini's !ik'ar''.'mi, cliiii ii!<aczineiii, nkai'/.inisli, r. iti't, i)i'l. (0) T 
 
 jfjve coininunion. 
 li- i:k;ie/'iiuin, nka"zin, nkae/'.int, r. Ir. rrK (^]) f give oommii- 
 iiiiiti to liim, lit. 1 put in liis Iil»s, T coinnnini<'!ile liini, v. g. 
 'Xkae/.iis hi Piel.' ITe gave comniu'iion to Peter. 
 
 y: 
 
 Ill' 
 
 r. '.Iv.i ii'viii 
 
248 
 
 KAK 
 
 loH iiKiu'/.lllom, iiUim/.illcii, iiKiio/.ill, (". /•-/. (Id) I j;lvt< !• 
 
 nil) 
 
 II III I 
 
 lis. 
 
 'NI 
 
 \U(V.ll/.lll III ll-KKllNr 
 
 I 
 
 ^iivti KMiiiniiiii 
 
 ">i t„ 
 
 ^'oiir mm. 
 
 iiKtW'/.'iiioni, nkao/.iii«*iii(>ii, iiKui'/.iiiciiu'iit, insfr. (!)) t ivkj 
 
 it In t'oiuiiiiiiiioii, I ('III llml. 'Nlkat'/.iiittiiu'iil^ii In Hlv{'||i,| 
 
 YiHl oat liJM liody, you fccrivt' IiIh lindy. 
 
 iil\U(v,iii(<iiilt(<iii, iiKu<>/.iii(<iiill('M, hKuiv.iiiciiicll, r. iihir, i 
 
 (10) 1 rccoivi' liis ill I'litiiiiiiiiiiiin. 'Nldicziiii'iiiclt^n 
 
 Hkrllii'liH Jcsii Kll; iiKatv.iiiiMiilt^ii In MUiisi'rM Kolin/, 
 
 (lie 
 
 y 
 
 nil receive 
 
 11 
 
 >•' Nllll 
 
 You reecive llic rtesli tti .Iohiis CliriMl 
 (Jo<l. 
 
 " IllklUV.lI.slllLMII, llUaiV.'li.-tllleii, lll«;ie/,i! illl, /'. lil. (II) j |||.|^J 
 coiuiuiiiiioii foi' liiiii, ill liis laMU'. 'NKiiex.iislil;^!! In ^^.^„^ 
 W\\\.' MaKi> euiiiiniiiiioii for your detiil. N. It. Si)tiii> ^>n 
 MoN-iiKui'/.iltoin In i-n^nhdil.' I iiiaKe roiiiiiinnion lui' ,„. 
 doiul. 
 
 KaoN-nUat'/.ilNliliu^^ni, We iiiaKo eonmuiiiion lor each other. 
 
 ]oH-nUao/.iisii(«>iii, I }{ivo liiui Hoiii«<tliin^ to cat. 
 
 Cliiii«<s-i)kao/.iii/.iUi, v. rrf. I eat Hometliiii^f l»y inyHoll. 
 
 Ios-nkai'/.iii/.i\loni, iika(>/.iti/.i\leii, r. <->ni.^s. nf. (H) I make In 
 
 Homothin^. 
 '' iiao/.iiieiiiiMi/.i\tv<in, iikae/.iiiemeiii'.i'ileiiieii, i". ;'(/. Iiistr. 
 
 in i';il 
 
 C) 
 
 ^ivo to inyseir llwit in <'on)iiiniiioii. <Jesn Kli iii<iu'/ 
 
 inoii/.uloiiiiH in nkellirliM.' Onr Lord < oiiiM\iiiiieal<'d liinh, 
 witli his own fleNli. 
 
 iikai'/.iiiein«>ii/.ii(eiiilleiii, iilvatv.iiieiiieii/.i'ileiiilleii, /'. rrf. .,. 
 ;■( /. (Il») I t iHiiimiiiicali' iii^.seir willi liis . 
 
 'V-l 
 
 iiai! 
 
 iikaozilieiiieii/.i'ileiiu'lls ill hlxeiticlis .lesii KIi.' 'I'lii- I' 
 used to eoiiimiiiii( ate liiiusell' with the Imdy oj" .lesiis ('In 
 
 t. [«iB^-'('liiM.'] 1 
 
 I'H'M li 
 
 M. 
 
 vao/iiielil, elisiilvai'/iiii, elisiilvtio/lli 
 
 clisiil 
 
 that 111 eoiuiiiniiioii. 
 
 I'hsnkaoziltom, ehsnkai'/.illen, cliHiikacziIl, (H») I en 
 
 cate him with it. 'T-Jonii KIi eh-siikai>K'ilt.s In Piid I 
 
 tieli.s.' Onr liord coinmnnieaU'd l\'ter witli Iiih (IohIi. 'NU'- 
 
 II skr 
 
 zhi In Pit^l.' T irivo commimioii to Pt'tor, 
 
 'Nl 
 
 ,<ae-ailt('ii Piil 
 
 skust'os.' I f^avo eoinmnnion to iii.s .sou. 'Nkac/iiit'incn lil 
 Jvt<\i KIi.' I tveeive ill ('oiiimniiioii Onr Lord. 'NkiU'ziiinii 
 
 eieive ill ('oiiiiniiiiioii lln 
 
 III 
 
 Item III .skiMlichs .leMi KIi.' I i 
 
 of" Our Lord. 'Nkae/-ii>*lileii In I'iiM.' I made eoininiiiiinn: 
 
I Kiv« f'oiniiiii. 
 
 t'O ('MlllUllllliuh III I 
 
 str. (})) I IVcriv, 
 gii 111 HKMtiili,; 
 
 ."ll, r. /n.'-7i', r,| I 
 iu</,iiit'm('lijf|| u 
 u<»\m Ki)liii/,ii(|.||' 
 
 M'civf lilt' NOIliif 
 
 v/. (II) I iniilvci 
 7,nHlil;4;ii III iisj^iil 
 i. II. S()iiu> i,||v 
 iiiiiiniioii I'm' iiij 
 
 CUi'll olllt'l'. 
 
 )scll. 
 
 ) I iimko liiin nij 
 
 . /•</. //i.s^r. ('t)i| 
 ,'MU Uli nkin'/.ii.' 
 iiiiiiicali'il Ii'iiiim! 
 
 It'll, r. rif. 'i<-:\ 
 .'T-Uiiaiiilk>,4 
 
 Tiif rn.M hi 
 r .it'xiiM ciiiivi, 
 
 mi^-'CIiiN.'] I};ivi'| 
 
 (IH) I fttiiiiniiiiiJ 
 
 hi rifl 111 skii 
 
 liirt (IohIi. 'Nkai>.| 
 
 'NUiic-a'illt'ii IV, 
 
 'Nluie/iiH'iiu'ii III 
 
 ii'(i. 'N'Uiio/.'iiu'iiil 
 
 IIIIUIIIOII till' ll'ilVI 
 
 tlt< ('t)!iinuiiii>ni!d:| 
 
 t49 
 
 KAR 
 
 IVtor. 'riiHnkaor.'i)ton PiiM lu i Hk^ltiili.' I guvu lo Pulor 
 
 my 
 
 (IunIi in ronimiinion. 
 
 I K'Tlln .''. II"'y KiM^IiUpIhI, (MHnillllllHUI UK roCdivttll. 'I IlKllt!- 
 
 I,,i, ' ,1. ('iMiimiinioniiHglvun. 'Nkao/.iiiiMiiunKi^tiMi/ h. llo 
 
 r.ii 
 
 tint! rtH'oivttn i( in riMiinitinion. 
 
 (iiKATKiiHUM, or, (iIiilUutluHtim, clikuli^uMoii, (S.) Ji«|r-'K6il.' I 
 
 nlui lwt» ul>ju<!tH oiiu on lliu ollior, un hookN. 
 
 ,,|,|^,ili'.|iHt<iii, '"', <'IikuUii(iliMifiii, I jiliio) Hovt^i'ul ohjttcU oiitt on 
 
 tjic tdlifr. 
 
 ii,i,ijiil,.iH, t'M iIikikUMlM, jHiH.i. '^lll^y uni |>II«iil u|» ono tin lliu 
 
 [illior. 
 hkutiulilK, W«) ui'u pilotl lino iMi tliu l<>]> (»!' llio ullioi', in u 
 
 d'owtlt'tl riKun. 
 
 HI'H-t 
 
 i.|,kttU)iiit'iiii<'Kiii, V. nv 
 li|,alt>iiii'iii>*'K"''*"" '" H/,«>/.(>HiriiH, IhfH)!', '< IiilltulUHonuMiu^^ul- 
 
 tt'tii 
 
 mi|i|it)m'i 
 
 hilU'H 1 
 
 'J IIiN r«<ot woro |ilucotl «in«i on tJio tdjitir, uh Our lioril Ih 
 
 1 tit liHVO boon ci'iKtiHoil. 
 likiilviili^Ki'iliHlHliiii, I jiluru 1)110 lii^ 1)11 till) ollitir, uh wu uro 
 
 itht (II (Id HiltiiiK. I riiHHiii;^ our I(i^h. 
 |iiii('Kiik;ika)fiiiiikK'H'» ••IiinnM-nkukaj^uiu'^ciliHt, /hish. 1 have my 
 lU'iiiH (TDHHoil lii^otlioi* on tlio l)i't)tkMl, iitnlor lilt) (iriii |iit. 
 iiluikA/riiiii'i^iinoni, nkiikuf{iuW-nii<n In in-clH'tlHli,' /'. instr. I 
 ci'imn my iirniH. 
 l(iikaf;iiiiaK'^n«>ni, iiUukil^iinii^un, v. rauw. {'.)) \ |iIhi:() IiIh 
 
 II 
 
 ai'iiiH iTOHH wayH on 
 
 IiIh b 
 
 oHoni. 
 
 LkiiliilkiiH, >'. [UnoiI by lliii S|iokanH.] SotnlkH. [IJmoiJ by tbo 
 niitlii'uilH.] KniUt'tl Hbirl, unr tnailli:. tW'Sihoni.' 
 
 ursiilN, s. 
 
 Shoo, inociiiHin. /V. 'KaUuoHhin,' SIiodh; hurMO 
 
 hIhuim: lit. tiMa HtUdk in. 
 
 hint's 
 
 kiioHhinnii, chinoH kaoHhin, kaoHhitiHh, i'. intr. (t)) i iiuvf 
 
 hIiiioh (III, I woar HhooH. 
 ^iiit'N-kiii'Nhiiiiii'i, ['UakaoHhiiiini/ tor both t'cut,] chin-karHhinini, 
 
 kui'HliiniiHh, c. tr, imi. (7) 1 |>iil uiy hIiocm on. 
 lidu'rtliiiiini, kiii'Nhiiitrn, kuoHliinttku, r. tr.r. (10) 1 hIioo him, I 
 
 |iiil hIiocn on him. 
 
 kiioNliilU^in, kuoHhiU^n, kuuHhill, v. rel. (17) I put NbovH on 
 
 llJH 
 
 lilll! 
 
 Hliiiimiiioin, kacHliiiimin, kuoHliiiimint, v. irmtr. (11) 1 putun 
 
 I 
 
 tlml hIiuo, I WHO, woar thai kind of rihoua. 
 
KABM 
 
 les-kaeshinrhiHem, kaoshinmitten,,kaeshinmiH, v. instr. rel. (igw 
 
 use the shoes of. 'Ko-kaoHhinmiltgu tu in-kact!hin.' Y... 
 
 wear my shoos. 
 KAEMPILE, pr. pers. We, ourselves. 'Kae-kaompil6.' Jt J 
 
 ourselves. 'I-kaempile.' Only ourselves. 
 KaempiK', adj. It is ours, 'hn Kacmpil6.' The our own. 'Ui 
 
 kaempild.' There is some of our own. *Ku-epl-kaempile,'[ 
 
 You have something belonging to us. 'Ta-epKkaempile,'! 
 
 There is nothing belonging to us. 'Kaempile.' He isoneo 
 
 ours, of our tribe. 
 Kaes-chkaempiR'lem, kae-chkaompilclementom, (9) We take L 
 
 for our own, we make ourselves his master, chief, owner. 
 KAEM,— [roof o/,] 
 Skadm, ,s. Breast, the udder, for every sex or species; milj 
 
 'Skozts'skatm,' Butter. 
 Chincs-kaemmi, chin-ka6m, kaemmiish, v. act, ind. (5) I take tiJ 
 
 breast, I suck the breast, [said of children etc.] 'ChuJ 
 
 kakaemmi,' red. 
 les-kaomim, kaemstcn^ kaeraisku, (10) T give my breast to liim j 
 
 nurso him, [when not my own child.] 
 " kakaemim, red. 
 " kakaemltfcm, kakaemltdn, kakaemilt, i'. rel. (17) I give 
 
 breast to his or for him. 
 
 Chines-kaemiilti, chin-kaemclt, kaem^ltsh, (5) I give the breasts 
 
 ray child. 
 Chin-cp-skacmelt, chin-ep-skakaemfclt, 1 have a child to nurse, 
 Tes-kacm61tem, kacmtlton, kaem^ltent, (8) I give the breast toll 
 
 child. 
 Nkaemtin, s. instr. Wet-nurse. *A ku-iks-tlutluuishtcra fklnkatiil 
 
 tiis?' Shall I find you a wet-nurse for him?' 
 Chines-kacm I'anui u ehiu-pogtilshi, u t'anui ko-kakaemslegi 
 
 Tua ubera suxi, et adolevi tu me Jactasti. *Ku-i-snkaemtiii ' 
 
 Maly, ko-azkakaeraelt.' Tu mea nutrix, ego tuus 'film A 
 
 lactatus. 
 
 KAEL, .s. Offspring of any sox, and of any kind of animals; ail 
 ' one looked upon as a child, a subject. 'Kael-Piol, kacl-Kolif 
 
 zuton.' Child of Potor, ot God, [even adoptive.] 'Ku-li 
 
 su^t? chin-kael-anui.' Whose child are you ? lamyourclijj 
 
 'Kael-Michel.' The cliildron, subjects of Micliei the diij 
 
or species; mil J 
 
 lishtcm t'kinkaifl 
 
 251 
 
 KAG 
 
 <Ivacl-smg^i<jhen.' Tho offspring of a grizly bear, young or 
 
 old etc. Ka^tc. J®"K^lem. 
 Is-KAG, Eoad well marked, well beaten. 
 If.RAGE, s. My mother's sister. 
 
 [AG.-troo^ of,] 
 
 [ai'iikt'"'ut, adj. Proud, vain, one that thinks much of himself; a 
 proud horse, spirited. 
 
 bines-kagunzuti, I am proud of myself. 
 
 Iiines-kagumisziiti, I am proud, I am putting on airs, puffing up 
 
 myself. 
 Lkolkagiikt'gutem, kolkaguktgutcmcn, (9) I think him proud, 
 
 treat him as proud. 
 |< chkagiiktgutera, chkagukegutemen, (9) I am proud of it. 
 
 'Chkagukegutemcntgu lu a-sizem.' You arc proud of your 
 
 Idankot, on account of your blanket. 
 l-clikagukegutcn, s. What 1 am proud of. 
 bincs-kaguzincmisti, I talk proud. 
 BiNKSKAioTi, [ktigti,] chin-kcigt, keigtsh, v. pass. I am fondled, 
 
 I am petted, loved, caressed. 
 jiiiieakaigli, [k6igti,] chin-keigtcm, kfcigtish, v. act. ind. (6) I 
 
 am fond of something, I am attached to something, I stick to 
 
 something, T like something, hate to part from something. 
 
 [Used for objects already in possession, or lost^ but regretted, 
 
 not for objects we wish to possess in future.] 
 ^-kt'igtein, kt'igtemen, k^igtement; cont. es-kdigtemsten, es- 
 
 ki'igtenisku, i\ tr. real. (9) I am fond of it, I hate to let it go; 
 
 or I regret to lose it. *Es-kcigtemsten hi in-gatlzin.' I am 
 
 fondly attached to my horse, 1 hate to give him or sell, or lose 
 
 him. 'Ek's-kiigtcmsten lu i-sku.s6e.' i regret the loss of my 
 
 son, T am fond of him, rc'])inc over him. 
 l-kagktigtein, ral. 
 
 keii^teniltoin, keigtcmllcn, (16) I am fond of his not 
 
 ik'siiv it, l»iit I iun (lelifi;htedat lus 'Kclgtemlziri luan-zuut.' 
 
 I am |iri)iul at your behaviour. 
 
 keiglslitcm, kcigtshtou, 1 regret for him ; v. g. you lost your 
 
 liorsu. 'KiigtMlitcineu.' 1 l'c(?l sorry fur you. 
 Iiics kagtcniisti, cliines-kagtemciizuti, v. nf. (5) I am fond of 
 
 my own self; self-love. 
 ines-kagtcniltunislu, I am fond of people, I feel uttaehod to 
 
 A 
 
U2 
 
 KAQ 
 
 |K>..l 
 
 tl(> 
 
 (M)iii(>N-Unf{((MitHUAf{ii(>, f l\'oI un iitlnclinuMit to my liorHOH. 
 Kii(>N-Uajy;l(Mitomin^ii;iii, r. rrr. We iiro lond a\ oiio iiidiUkm-, [^1 
 
 fViomln or inuri'iod inM)plo. 
 IoloHl<M^(«>m, r. ifrr, I r(';^i'«'( \\w Ionn of ii tiling, I {w\ ,.,,( 
 
 tuchotl to it. 
 SI<iUfr1, N. Tlio I»«>iiiff Coinl. 'S/.kt'iigt.* Tlio objcrt IoimH,.,!^ 
 
 •SRU^i^kiVKt.' 
 MI<ajt(oiii(>iiy;i\(, s. Tlir Hi'll-loviii;^- 
 Kn^toiiuMiiM'itdi, .s'. Tlio lovvr of ono, tlio oii(> tJiiil, \h nltadicil 
 
 fot'tioiiiito to imntlior. 
 Chinks KAdHMtNi, <liiiil<!if^umlii, r. juisi*. I mn wiNluul {\)y i. 
 
 (Ion 
 
 lUMl 
 
 l«'M k.'igiiiniiuMii, K.'ii^iiinin, I<iij;iimiiit, r.itistr. (II) I winli for 
 (or it, I lil<(> to li.'ivo il. N. H. 'Kn|;mnbi/ in lor (i1iJ(y|,, 
 in my |iosst>Nsioii. 'Ki\i;:;l('iii,* in lor oIiJccIh ltrlonfi;iiii' in 
 .'»lrou<Iy. 'Ics-k/M^fttMii hi ill iii"7;i)mitj;.' I iiiii loudly aiin 
 to tiiy will". 'I»«H kaj^iimliicm Tol(»H(> iki tioj^onojr.' [ jm, 
 
 •'IIK'lltf^II 111 
 
 of TercHc, I wiwli Ih'i' for iii\' \vil\ 
 
 'KfM-rt 
 
 You aro Htiirk alter your inoiu^y, 
 
 'K 
 
 i<K>"iiiiil);y 
 
 iihilini. 
 
 iiliiliiu.' Yon an> fi;r«MM|y al'tor money 
 " kamimiltcni, (10) I crave alti'r Ins 'Kiij^iimll/.in In i^ 
 
 cli/'elt.' I wish to Iiiive voiir tlaiii'liter. 
 Ka<>N kaj^iimoinu''!j;iii, r. rcc, AVe are ioiul of eueli otlier,iisl(iV('iNj 
 
 yet united. 
 Kas^umenzuteii, n. The lo\i>r, (oiidlcr wishinj^ (or the jxihschuI 
 
 an ohjoet. 
 (^hiueH-kajJCumiszi'iti, r. I net t<» he admired. 
 Nkftik'j^els, One fond ot' anythinj; he weeH. 
 TiUNKs KAnirfci,sr, I wiMh for a meal J for Hjdrilual toodjluntniiii 
 
 [Indian Ntyh>, wlien they jijo and h\[, themHeives in » 
 
 wttitiufi; for meaJH, without awkinf;^ for them.] 
 leu kaguelsem, kaf^u«Ms(>iTien, (0) T <;o to him for meiilN, notlj 
 
 CiMN KAori'f.Nrii, My ludly is it»flat<M| as hy winds, or costivoi 
 not by HwellingH ; I have no jmssage 
 
 Chin knjx"I''*<'h^''K ^b' '•''k'''*''" '^ extended, inflated, byrctfilj 
 
 of urine, I cannot urinate. 
 Chii! chkaj^njishni, My I<'<^ i« tired, stiff, heavy, 
 
lor til*' |i<iHS('SMiiJ 
 
 258 
 
 KAI 
 
 f'liiii-Uufj;ii|»'*/'i"» My hoiid \h lioiivy, Hi(!k. 
 
 KAI. -['•''«'"/.] 
 
 KhI/i, '"O- " '"^ written, U»o jiii|mm' Ih writtoii,timrk(!<l on, it ii not 
 
 (V I»IhiiI{. N. n. — All UiiH vorl) han n hard K. 
 Kh kiiiiii, n IH \vriU(wi, lliiH or Unit in wiitttMi, f'r. on I'ecrit. 'Kain- 
 
 (,\iii.' It liuH boon writ ton ; fr. on I'a cent. 
 CliiiicH Uiiinil, cliiii-kaliii, kiiliHli, v. act. bid. (7) 1 write, 1 urn wrl- 
 
 liiiK- 
 Ii!H Itiiliii, kiiiiitfn, kiiWit, ront. (!H-kuiHU;ii, <iH-kaiHt<^kii, v. tr. real. 
 
 (10) F wri<(i it tlown, tho wohIh. 
 
 i< nluiiiiiiiK'in, nkiiiniinciiMtn, iikainihioiiMMit, v. insfr. (11) I writo 
 
 iIh'h pajxT, f WHO (IiIh pHpiM" to writci on. 
 
 « kiiiinWiciii, kainiWi, or, kainihiointui, kaitnhit, or, kairalirioinont, 
 
 V. iiixfr. (1> '»r II) F wrifo witli II, I »mi it to writci witli. 
 
 « |<iiiiiiilt<'in, or, kuitiiiin(>nilt(fni, kairniltcn, or, kaiminomuHon, 
 
 r. im^tr. rrl. (IH) I iih^ Ihh v. ^. pen ov ink, to write with. 
 
 " loiilN'tn, kailt(Mi, knWt, v. rcl. 1 wnto it lor liini, I writo Iim.... 
 
 'Kiiilz^H III a Hkiu^Hl.' He wrohi down your name. 'Kat'H- 
 
 kiiiliUilN ill kiicM/.kiii'ii tt^io.' Mo writoH down our Hins, ho 
 
 hcIn thoni down to our acitoiint. 
 
 " IdiiHliilcni, kaiNliiton, kiuHhit, v. rcl. (IT)) I writo for him, I 
 
 \vril(i a IcHor for him, or to him. 'Ko zIoiiHliitoni.' I rocoivo 
 
 II lodor; thoy wroto from thoro to mo, for nio. 
 
 KiicH kiilHliitiu^f^iii, Wo wrilo l,o one another, or (or ono another) 
 wo inako markH, Ni^nalH on a trip, for tho otiior foIkH to find 
 iiH. N. n. Tlioy havo a varitity of ingonicmu telegraphic 
 Hi^nn in their hunting expoditiotiH. 
 
 loN-kiiiHMHhom, kaiHlilrthomon, v, rrl. (9) I writo tliat for others. 
 
 (!|iiii(iR-kaiHh\Hhi, T write for otherw. 
 
 I-HkttiHliiHh, What I writo for othorH, what T am written to with, a 
 Icttor that I roooivo, or that I Hond ; my letter. 'THkaiuhWi 
 tol iliinlgiun.' My letter received from the ProHident. 'Ih- 
 kiiiHli^H 111 chilimlgnm, or, ilimigum.' My letter to the Presi- 
 dent. 
 
 ("limcH nkaimMHi, v. vol. I wish to write, or to be written to. 
 
 ChineH-kaimeliuHi, v. fre.q. 
 
 {JliincH-lkakaiml, i'. dim. I writo for a short while. 
 
 SzktM, What IN written. 
 
 I-Hgukttiin, My writer, ho that writes to mo, or for mo, my Bccro- 
 
 '\ 
 
 ■it 
 
 ■-■^ 
 
2h4 
 
 KAr 
 
 (:ir^-, »I(>rl< 
 
 Kain/.i'itoii, V. Tlio wrilor <>(' ii (Ilir^^^ 
 Tn-kniMhzuion, .s-. rfc thai \vri(«'H lor 
 FoH-clik.'iim, I writo on. 
 " cliilUnWii, I writd ovor it. 
 Sii('liill<airn\ii(iMi, n. AVriliiiir <I«'nI<. 
 
 iiuv 
 
 StiUaiinhilt'ii, .*''. Tim plate to write in, Hoorotary'H room ; ncIii 
 
 ijul 
 
 llOllNO, 
 
 Iti-kaimiii, .>-•. What I uho to write, n'Ccrrin^ to tlie writ 
 
 Icttor, my book. 
 In-kaimintcii, .>•'. My hooks, pen, ink, hh roforrod (o tlio tli 
 
 writttMi. 
 (Miin kaikaiini'il, I am a irrcat writer. 
 
 or, HIT 
 
 H* 
 
 Laimutu 
 
 aper money, <j!;re(>n hack. 
 
 'Kalm^itie ulnl'ini. 
 
 I'll all 
 
 ri)iiiii|, 
 
 ClllNKsrriKAfzKi, eliin-clikaize, r. jxiss. [ am markinl, writl 
 
 around; painleil witli streaks all around. 
 loH-chkai/.em, chkai/.een, ckkai/.t'i'nt, (S) I mark il all a 
 
 (»iitNi(|(>. 
 " elikaizelten), (10) I mark it all around. 
 Es-nkuiel/.e, Il is marktMJ all around inside, v. }^. a rouni |iiiiiilc 
 les-nkaiel/.em, (S) I paint il, wi-sle it all insidt^. 
 NkaielzetiMi, n. in.^tr. Materials |o painl insid(<. 
 Kschkau'Mis, It is n\Mrked on lutfli ; marked on llii' hell} dC u i,,. 
 
 S( 
 
 »n, or of a sack etc 
 
 los-ekkait^nsem, elikait'ustMi, (S) I mai'k il on liij^li, «'te, 
 
 Ks flik;iiesslien, >. Ston*' mark'«'(|, sealed. 
 
 TesckkaiiVsslieni. ekkaiesslien, (S) I mark llie slo!\e. 
 
 T'ls N \Aif;i;s, Il is wi'illen Iietweeii; v. i:;. a K'lter, hook with aiJdi 
 
 .ional marks, it is liilsilieil hy additional wriliiiff. 
 lis nkai«Miseni. nlsaienseii, (S) I write lu'lween, in that iiislniinnii. 
 
 letter, etc., I alt< r il. 'Ta nkaieulzin lu aiikaiem'm.' I (In! 
 
 not write in Vdiir h Iter, Ireiity, etc., I did not alter il. 
 Ks-KAirs, r am Dice jiainlcd l>y .streaks, 
 les kaiuseiii, kait"i>-eii, (S) I |i;iiiit his liiee. 
 
 " kaii'i'lem, kaikaii'illem, (!()) I p;iiiit the lac.- of his 
 
 k;iikaiiilt hi i skusee.' I'aiiil the \'iu v of my son. 
 .Ks kal.i^an, lie is marked on his arm. /V. 'Ksdcaikiiia:; 
 
 Hotl 
 
 I arms 
 
 les I 
 
 paint 
 
 ea 
 
 vai.i'TJUU'm, l.:tia<r;iii. 
 
 (.") 
 
 iiaiiii Ills arm. 
 
 f- 
 
85> 
 
 KAI 
 
 if^ I'.iluiilviiiii'^, i-<liU(iik/'iH, 11(1 liiiH jminldd ojoa, 
 1,.M (■lik.'iii'i''«'i». i<'H cIiUiiikaifiHotn, I paint hirt oyoH. 
 |f^.clil<Hi<'n»', I'nintcfl »mr. *KH-«'.I^Uaikai^'in(^' Both oarH. 
 f^.clikiiinii'ikun, l'aiii)(«<I \\viu\. 
 
 /,rlii, F'aiiilt<(l broaHt. 
 
 l.;M.clik:iiiiH" 
 
 l.^clikiii^lii", I'liiiiU'il I'oot'. M(iH 'likaiHhinim.' I painlliiH foot. 
 
 ];^l,iii;ilk-i, PiiiiiltMl i^artnoiitH. 'los-kaidlkaHom.' I paint liiH 
 
 sliirl ''I''- 
 
 h,;^.|(j,iskiif;iu>, I'uiTilofI lioPHO. 
 
 J",s(likiii:ilk<>, I'ainh'fl, marked wood, tnx^, lo/^, (^tohh, 
 li-clikMiiilli""!. clikiiiiilkon, I mark llio troo etc. 
 
 Isiiclikiiiiilkolcn. s. Mark on a |)ohI, (or Hhooting at. 
 
 Iciikiiiii'koton, s'. InHlnnnont t(» mark u troo, tapo, Hiring to mark 
 
 Id^fM, vie. 
 |}:s-kiii«'lK"< •'•'• S|'<»<t<'<l I'orHO. 
 
 |>k!iikiii<''l,;^ii, Donicslic cnHlc, ftpoltt-d animalH, thongli not all 
 snollcil; [in oi»j>oMilion (o hiitrnlo, wliicli tlio rail, VKoilcoui 
 Htomallcn,' Black cowh.] 
 k it all iiruuinl, ^Pl^^lKuim, IkiHiiW'M, f 10) I writd Ix^loni, on afconnt. 
 
 tkiilkMiltrMi, or, i('s-tk:iill('^m, I wril(5 it down to hiw account, 
 oitlior to his credit, or to \\\n chargo. 
 a room \m\\[vi ^Rks^i.tk \1'^', cllkainlcn, I wi-ito in return, I aiiHwc.r a Idler. 
 
 H room ; hcIkW 
 tlio writor, my 
 uil to tho tilings 
 
 le uliilim. 
 ■ked, writk'iiall 
 
 (> itelly ol' u jiiT. 
 li, e(c. 
 
 I took with ail( 
 linj!;. 
 
 1i thatiuHtrumiMil, 
 Ikaienrm.' 141 
 I alter it. 
 
 I'C oi' Ills 'IV' 
 
 son. 
 'FiS-kaiUuiasjaii. 
 
 ('Itkiiiltcin, or, eltkaiHhitem, F aiiHWor liin letter. 
 zkii'iMi, I write Irom tluin! towardH thin |»lac«\. 'Ko-zkaisliitH.' 
 lie wrote to m(> I'rom there. 'K(;-ul/<kuiHliitM.' JIo aiiHW<M-ed 
 me t'i'oni there. 
 
 Kei.Ki'.i, lie is |ior(raite(l. 'i.'HjuV.ein ii cH-kolk^i Mul).' Mary 
 |M)i'lraite<l on cloth. /V. 'Kh kolkoikci.' T\u'.y aro por- 
 
 is 
 
 Iniilcd. 
 liilkaii, Portrait. 'Skolka'iiH In San IMacoii.' 'I'lui portrait of 
 
 Saiiil I'miicis. 'I-Hkolk«ii.' My own portrait 'Koit; (liin- 
 
 i|i skdlkiiii I skolkci.' My portrait, v.hal. I have jjortrayod. 
 
 'Kiiic rtiin ej» skolkt'i.' I j>ortrayi'd it. 'Koii^ cliin-cj)-Hkol- 
 
 kaii.' It In I that am portruyud. 
 iikulkailiii, ^. The place where out; in painted, the pujxtr, cloth, 
 
 I'IC. 
 
 )lkailui, N. Tlu; paintint; rolatod to IIm; author, itiHtnimont, mu- 
 tcrials of a portrait. 
 Iliolkaii, N. The painting iiortniitM. '.Kw-iost* n lu .skulkuii.' i 
 
 ^^Hk 
 
 '^ 
 
w 
 
 U 
 
 u 
 u 
 
 S6« 
 
 KAI 
 
 can muko portraits. 
 Chinos-kolk6i, I am portrayed. 
 Chinos-kolkaimi, chin-kulkaim, kolkiuHli, (7) I uin painting u imr. 
 
 trait, 
 los-kolkalm, kolkainU^n, ko1ka\nt ; cont. os-kulkuiNtt^n, ui).|(o{. 
 
 knistfcku, v. fr. r. (10) I lake tho portrait of. 1 portray 
 
 him. 
 
 koIkailt6m, (17) I portray his or him for that one. 
 
 kolkaishitom, kolkaisliiton, (15) I portray, I paint, 1 Nvritoror 
 
 him. 
 " kolkaiBhishem, (9) I portray it forothurs. 
 Chines-kolkaishishi, I portray, or writo for otliors. 
 Chinc8-kolkain/.iiti, I take my own portrait. 'ChincH-koUdii I 
 
 I'Hm^kot. T loavo my mark in tho nnow. Mjr'Zdu.' 
 los-kolkainzutom, kolkainzutonion, (9) T paint it inysolf. %], 
 
 kainzutomis In skut'iksz hi ilpikalgu.' lie puintod liinisclfliij I 
 
 own fai!0 in tho white cloth. 
 " nkolkuinziitom, nkolkainzi'itomon, I paint mywolf on 
 
 'Nko'ikainzutomontgu hi ipikalgu.* Yyii puintod yourNcK in I 
 
 tho white cloth. 
 Bgiikolkaiin, s. Painter for 'l-sgnkolkaim.' My painter, iiaini.! 
 
 ing for mo. 
 KolkainzCiton, 5. Painter of. 'In-kolkaiiizikten.' Ho tbil 
 
 paints me, takes my portrait. 
 KAICH, s. Pawn, [offspring of an elk.] 
 likakaich, s. A colt; [hecauac the horse, 'Snehilzaskagiic,' JHcall 
 
 after, 'Sn6ehelze,' Elk.] 
 KAL.— [roo< o/,] 
 K&kaizo, s. dim. Prarie-hon. 
 Kal^lzc, s. Fresh meat of any kind. 
 Kaldlko, s. Green timbor. 
 KaldsH, s. Fresh fish. 
 KalkaUks, s. Small frogs. 
 
 KaUlk, s. Fresh camash, [not dried yet, or any other greon room 
 Gbkaliia, s. Frosh fruits, [not dried yet.] 
 Kaldlgu, s. Fresh, gr«en hides of all kinds. 
 Kalnii, kalmitgua, s. Camash prairie, [from being wet.] 
 Kalisp^lim, s. Pen d'Oreille Indians. 
 Kali6, kali^pip, s. A place in tho Pen d'Oreille camash prairie. 
 
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257 
 
 KAIi 
 
 ',; cliilUiilii, pL cliilkulkiilii, a. liSiUc. 'CMiilUiiikarii/ Siiiull 
 liik.'H, spring luIvOH. 
 pttiuting u iior ^Banknli/i^ '* '^ wcttinl, [Nuid ol" hitlos Hprinklod with wiilor beloro 
 
 Uuistiin, os-kol- 
 of. 1 porlrav 
 
 that one. 
 paint, I write for 
 
 'S. 
 
 'ChincH-iiolziiiil 
 
 it niysolt. 'KoU 
 .luntod himscll'liis 
 
 [it, myHolf on it, 
 intoil yourHcll in I 
 
 My painter, paint. 
 
 liton.' Ho thiti 
 
 tiiimiMj. 
 
 tlicni.] 
 
 ilizciii, nkiiliztMi, (H) 1 wet the liidc to niako it (Vcsh ii^iiii 
 A ;fri)Vo ol' \v(M)(l III th<.' prairie by itself. Vl. <K 
 ikiilkalii; iliiH. cs-nkiikarii.' 
 
 h-IlK 
 l.llKlll'it 
 
 tM.KI'**, 
 
 rktiKr 
 
 iitriif; 
 
 Any Ji'HJ) hiiii^ !it lilt; iicck, nu-dal, rroMH, heads, 
 Ilanivss, [from heiiij;' altaelied to the nock of tlie 
 
 |ng wet.] 
 oamaah prairie. 
 
 Ill 
 
 liiii('S-kiil'''l'^'' "''''""'''"'''1*'''' ''• l"'-""'^- ' wear HoMielliiii^ al the neck-. 
 kjiics-kaleiisi, chin-kaleii.si'ni, ka!ei»Hisli, I j>iit Hoiiielliiiig around 
 
 my neck. 
 
 jdikpseiii, kalepsoii, kaU"'psi'iil, r. fr. r. (H) f put a iKickhuu! to 
 
 lll.-t lU'i'K. 
 
 liiiliiiseiii, kaU''i>rtomeii, kalei»sciiieiit, r. inxlr, Q)) I put th 
 
 18 
 
 !in) 
 
 mid my neck. 
 ,;il(']islitem, /•. rcl. T j^ive him sonietliiiig onianienlal aroiintl 
 
 Ills llCCK. 
 
 liiilriiltem, ('. rel. (!•>) 1 put a iK^eklaee etc, to his *Kokal- 
 
 iiill III i-skusei!.' fjive a medal to my noii. 
 
 kiili|isemltein, kalepHenilteii, r. insf. yd. I wear liiw medal 
 
 lurklace 
 
 (!te, 
 
 line 
 
 kai|iska;:;aei, ///ly. kalpsk;iH;aesh. (.')) I harness a horse, I 
 
 KHskuguc,' iH('ali(iiH| |iiil aruii 
 
 lid the neck of tlie horstts. 
 
 OVHO 
 
 [il|iska;,'aem, kaljiska^^aeii, (H) I harness liis horse, 
 kiiliiska^aem, kalpskai^aemen, r, Iti^t. (0) I harness a h 
 willi lliis. I use llios(^ harness. 
 k;iliiskii;;aemtdtem, r. /7.7. (lO) I use his harness. 'Ko-kaljiska- 
 
 ;;u'iii 
 
 rlltfii 111 s-kalpskuLriie.' You use my liarness. 
 
 ilV , -[root of,] 
 
 Lcskiiiueti, ehin-kaliieteni, kaliietish, r. ,.(rf. ind. (0) F trannile. 
 
 other groon rWj^H 1 tread 
 
 kiilut'toiii, kalueteii, kaluetent, r. fr. r. (S) 1 ti-ample upon hi 
 1 (omc over one by chance, meet him. 
 
 ni; 
 
 i<a 
 
 lii6teltein, kaliUdlten, r. nl. (l(j) I tranijde upon h 
 
 IS. 
 
 fclikaliaHeinen, s'. Stirrups. 
 
 ;alut 
 
 (Misem, (H) I stand on a high place, T tread on high, v, 
 
 C 
 
 s 
 
 
 
 02 
 
 V 
 
258 
 KALG 
 
 g. going upon ii oliair vU:, to roudi an t)I»joct. 'Hs-cliy 
 
 t<iuH.' It iH trodden uj)on. 
 Snchkalui'tcmon, s. Foot stool, to Htand on. 'Snclilxalutuisicn' 
 
 id. If highly placed. 
 Kaluten/.i'iton, .<?. lie that tramples on anotluM-. 'TCii UuIuteiuiiiJ 
 
 In t'anilimtgiim.' You trample on your chief. 
 ChinoH-chkaluttlpsi, I tread on Homebody's neck. 
 Tos-chkalutMpHcni, chkalutMpsen^ (8) T walk, tread on lii.s noil;, 
 
 " chknlut^lpseHcm, v. rcl. (16) I tread on the neck of his 
 
 " kulkalu^tV-inem, kulkaluct'zin, (S) 1 tread un his tluoat, 
 Es-chilkalutOne, lie is trampled all over. 
 Ics-chilkalkalutencm, rcl. chilkalkalutcnen, (8) I tramiiloj|| 
 
 over him. 'Nem chilkalkalutt iieis lii e.s n.shiizi.szuti.' Ihxi^i 
 
 trample upon all the proud ones. 
 SnkaluAtkanlen, x. Threshing floor. 
 Ciitnes-kaluAtkani, (0) I thresh wheat with horses, trainpli 
 
 under the feet. 
 An-chkaluAtkantcn, s. Your threshed straw. 
 Ics-nkaluttMisem, nkalultli.scn, (S) I trample on tho whciit alivajj 
 
 cut, sjioiling it, not to thresh it, as animals may du. 
 " nkalut(ililtem, I trample, spoil his wheat. 
 Chines-clikalutdlkoi, 1 walk on a log, 1 stand on a log. 
 
 chgustalko.' I walk along a log. 
 Chines-kalutulegui, I trample on the ground, I walk a-foot. 
 Chinos-nkalutctikui, T stand on the water. Thines-nguslttiUil 
 
 I cross in the water. 
 Chines-chilkalutiHikui, I tranii»le over the water, not Hiiikiiijf. 
 Chin-nkalut^Misi, [ walk, trample between others. 'Xkaliiltu 
 
 men.' I walk between you. 
 KALG.— [roof o/,] 
 les-kalgum, kalgunteii, kalgi'int, r. ir. r. (10) T hook it, I Ikuh 
 
 at a hook. 
 Es-kalguMis, rnp. pi. Thoy ai'e hooked, linked together, a diaiij 
 
 'Es-kalguilis tilulim.' Iron chain. 
 Nkaligi\s, Hooked in the eye. 
 les-chkalgum, chkalguntcn, chkalgunt, r. tr. loc. (10) I liooki 
 
 hang it at a hook. 
 Chines-chkalgumi, chin-chkalgum, clikalguiish, r. net. inJ. Ql 
 
 hook something. 
 
 I" clikalLMu^ultc 
 
 Vlil<;ily'uiii, .V. 'I 
 
 i^-" 
 
259 
 KAM 
 
 i.s.(likiilgiilt*'"'> V. rel. (17) I hung his utuhook. 
 
 .( (•Iik!il;,'ii.''liitoiii, I', rcl. (IT)) I holp him iuiiigin<5 liitnsolf at 
 
 lidoks, 
 liiiic.s(hl<<»lj?iiiizi»l'. '"• '■</■. I hung myself uluhook, suspend my- 
 self liy tul-i'ig hold of u hook. 
 s.(likalijj;ii«'"^*'»'> V. I'op. (8) I hook it high up. 
 
 M (likulgui'^iiHon), V. cop. rcl. T hook hin high up. 
 
 !' (likalj;;iii'»s.shti'n), i\ cop. luL I hook high iij) for him. 
 I clikiilgutliscm, r. cop. pi. I ho(jk uj) high sevorul objocts. 
 i!ikiil"i'iiii, .^'. Tlu- hooking. 'S'zchkulgum.' Whut is hung up 
 
 iitiiliook. 
 Vlikiil"iii'iis, s. The hunging high up, 'Szchkulgutus.' Whut i.s 
 
 liuiijj liigh up. 
 lulikalf,'!!!!!, sguchkulguiiiiscun, .s. Person uppointed to hang up 
 
 tliinK«' 
 knl'Miiiiicii, chkalgusi^nien, ,v. One uddittcd to hung up things. 
 
 kaliriiiizuton, s. lie thut hungs u thing on u hook. 
 
 \LT,-[root of,] 
 
 bituHt'iu, kiiltusen^ kult\\sent, (8) I bring him or it on the top 
 
 (IS a Iiill. J^^. 15. — All this verb refer to the top of u hill or 
 
 inoiMitain, liltorally or mctuphoricully. *T-Jesu Kli kultusis lii 
 
 (■imcii>.' Jesus ('hrisl curried his Cross to the top of the 
 
 hill. 
 
 kiiltiUtein, kultulten, i'. rcl. (10) I bring his to tlio top. 
 
 inoH-kikulti,ohin-kAkuIt, kiikultsh, (5) I arrive on the top. 
 ikikaltcni, kdkult'sten, kakult'sku, v. cams. (8) I make him go 
 
 to the toi). 'Kiikalt'stem hi JcHU Kli.' Jesus Christus compul- 
 
 susfuit ire ad verticem montis. 
 linos-iikaltelsi, ?•. vol. 
 i-iikalteuielscn), r. vol. causs. 
 
 iilkakaiti, r. dim. I reach to the top of a hillock. 
 kit, .s. The top of a hill. 
 
 altkaii, .>>■. The tctj) of a high mountain, 
 inclikaltkun, I I'euch the top of a high mountain. 
 \\—[root of,] 
 
 \d'm\, nil. adj. lain quiet, not noisy, not disturbed; mild, 
 
 ^aiitlo, moaning un hubituul disposition to culmuess. 
 
 in-keiin, I have no j>uin, 1 am calm, I am easy. 
 
 lip, lie liccunuj culm, he culmed down after a fury. 
 
 ■"A 
 
KAM 
 
 IKS KAMlV, Uumstl'll, klUllstrl* 
 
 I 1 .. 1 1 1 
 
 (imci, oi one iiuii ih iioi sin>jM)Hi'ti lo iiavo noon Hilary \n>\\,f^, 
 
 UuiulUni, r. nl. (17) I iiiak(< his (jiiu'l. 
 
 UamkunW-clistom, kiiinkanu'clisteinon, (9) I do it slowly Jk 
 liiiu littli' by litiii', I tortiiri" liini at my Icisuro. 
 
 1 1 'i! r 4 I A..1... :i .1 1.. 
 
 K hiiu'skatiikanuMixuii, i uirry, i uiko ii siowiy 
 riiiNESK.\MKAMf;i,ist, I, ['(V,] tulk with other 
 
 mcMisi. Wi) laiK av 
 
 I * m n*| 
 
 "V 
 
 riiiiios-kauikaiinlslii, >> o talk ot sotncllim^. 
 It's-chkiuiikanu'lishoin, chkamkaiiuMishoii, (8) T talk ahout tlmi 
 
 *' chkainkaiiuMislioinltiMti, (Ifi) T talk about his 
 
 '' nUiilkainkanii'lishi'in, iiUulkainkainl-lishiMiiuii, (0) Italkv 
 him. 
 CMiinos-iikamkanu'-Isi, We talk in a room. 
 Skamkamrlisti'ii, .«. The talk, the nuilter, iviiiai'ks oi lalkinr, 
 SkaiiikiiiiuMs, .s. Tho talking, lhi> ho!iliiit:;connci!. 'Szkamki 
 
 iiri 1 i I ill I .- 
 
 \> hat has tK'on tal 
 
 IIW^I *f»\l 
 
 iSnkanikami'listoti 
 
 
 I hall 
 
 > mil ii 
 
 l-ciHN-cMiKAMKKiMs, 3iy oyos aiv calm, I look calm, 
 
 («lu», moi'k-oyctl. 
 Chin-chkainkampus, My eyes gi-ow calm after a stbnny (lilm 
 I-chin-k«iims, ^fy face looks calm. 
 Chin-kainpus, My face became calm, 
 f'hin-kuiniisem, kamiisisli, (0) I liold my eyes qniet. 
 Ciiixks-nkkImki.si, I feel (jiiiel, calm, well, contented. 
 riuneN-nkamclsi, I keep myself calm. 'Komi milj^uelsoin ii 
 
 m^'Isem.' Rcquicfieant in pare. 
 f'liines-iikamjiclsi, I got calm, I grom calm after a fitof|ia.«! 
 Nkamkan\«Ms; (Uij. Meek. 
 Snkanikanu'ls, n. 'I'hi- 
 SnkainkaineUteii, v. Met 
 ('lIlNES-KAMl'Mt, .bin 
 
 • '\ 111^ lll\ V f^ , 111! V l\ I I \ ^1 
 
 > .» ,,. -, .,.,. ,v. ,,_, .... 
 
 'CI 
 
 Kanuii, Kaiuipsh, r. inrr. {.)) 
 
 getiMig cMini, aucr a sioruiy aiiacK (u anger, 'i'.i 
 (doK'd, ealined down again. *Kanikanii]i,' ;vv 
 
 ^.^^\] .... 
 
 ■» iviiiii I 'I'll, i\a jri>u 
 
 l\.l 1 11:^11. l\ II, > 
 
 ' ) ■"• '•■!■• •■•••, ■ . • ■' 
 
 calm, aj)])case, soothe lum or il. 1 make I 
 'Fvani'itcs In s'cliilncukii.' Uc calnuMi 
 
 .-> 
 
 ^ra-\\ iiiii. 
 
 1 1 
 
 n t 
 
 .iiv .-ici 
 
 kafiij)ltcm, kaniiillcn, kiiniput, r. rri. (17) 
 
 
 / 
 
rs. 'KaoH-kanil 
 
 *M\\i altout tlitit, 
 
 \vv ii fit *»'' Y^'^H 
 
 201 
 
 KAM 
 
 liis..,.T.'T*.>*iitM ni-l<uiiii»]t^H In Hii(li/;;iit'ttIstiH hi Kolinziitcu ?' 
 AVln» "Iiii" »|»IK'HHo till' anger of God ? 
 
 l{iii'<-l<iiiii|»'^'"^'K"'> '"• '**'''• ^^*^' '^'"'"^ "'"-^ unotlu'r. 
 KiU'H-kiiinpHliitiii'giii, Wt) oalm oiio with tho other, in favor of 
 
 t'licli other. 
 Skiin'ip) •''• Tli(« gcttiiif^ calm. 'Szkaiulp.* Tho having got calm. 
 KiimiK'UZiUon, s. A soothor, appoaHor. 
 XkamkamkIn, adj. Calm talker. 
 
 [ts-NKAMKAMKftiNKM, nkamUamUt'in, (8) I talk to him gently, 
 « tilviinikaink/'ishtem, (14) I say something gently to him. 
 
 » nkiuukamkiMllem, (10) T speak gently to his 
 
 Xkamkamktfki;, s. Calm water. 
 
 Nkniiikamzin6tiku, s. Calm water at the rthoro. 
 
 U^\,-[rnot of,] 
 
 (^|,iiic,s-kiiniini, [with a sharp K, as in all its derivatives,] chin- 
 
 kaiinniiii, kanuniisli, r. (trf, ind. (7) T swallow, digest, put 
 
 (JDWii the throat. a®*'I-chine8-kamkammi,' red. 
 Irs-kimitnini, kaninuMiti^n, kanimint, cont. os-kammisten, i". tr. r. 
 
 (10) T swallow it. 
 
 " kiunmiH«im, v.rd. (17) I swallow his 
 
 " kamiiisliitem, (ir>) I swallow for him, I eat for him as another 
 
 (loos for the ehild. 
 riiiiics-kiinimluisi, r. freq. 
 Cliiiios-nkamn\tMsi, r. ?•o^ 
 
 los-kamniiiuiieni, kamniniln, (8) I sueeced in swallowing it. 
 Kiiniida, N. (Jliitton. 
 KiiminOtnem, .«. id. 
 |lK.s-Kri.KAMMiM, kulkanimentiMi, (10) T covet it, desire it, conciip- 
 
 isro. [l\y Spokans, 'Chilkaminim.'] 
 IriiiNKs KAMMs/fNf, cliin-kjininisziii, jun^ff. T am wished for. 
 <1iiiH'--kaniiiis//iiii, chiii-kaninis/ineiii, kanlmszinisli, v. (tcf. ind. (fi) 
 
 I am coveliiii;, wisliing. 
 -kaiiiiiis/.'iiKMii, kainmsziiiciiHMi, kammszinenient, ronf. os-kani- 
 
 iiis/,iii(Mii>t('ii, es-kammsziiiemsku, v. tr. r. (0) I covet it. 
 
 Icanunsz'iiicniltcni, kammsziiienilten, kammszinemelt, v. rd. 
 
 (Id) I covet his 
 
 kaiiinis/.islitem. kamszisliten, (14) I wish him some good or 
 
 evil. Cupio ilU. 
 |I\iii's-kainins7,i.>-litnegni, v. rcr. AVe wish reciprocally good or evil. 
 
 so 3S 
 
 n 
 
 x 
 
262 
 
 KAMIN 
 
 'S/.l<!iiuins/an. 
 
 Tl.f 1 
 
 T\m>s-)<aniiiiN/in('inlu'iNi, v. freij. 
 T-sI<iiniHzln, It \n my wish. 
 Sliaimnsziii, s. Tho covotui^. 
 
 ♦ 'DVotOlI, tllO nlljl'cf covotoil, 
 
 N'luim/.inton, v. Wliat makes ono (.inctoiis, i-cjvoIdusiil'mn. 
 Kaiuiiis/.iiWiiu'ii, .v. A covrtuiis J)cm'hoii. 'Skuiiiniwzinu 
 
 Tlw Iialjit i)I covotiiig. 
 f iiKamiiisziiiriiuii/.ritoii, .*■■. Ilr thai covi-lrt mo. 
 S'KAMf;i,TKN, s. Tlirout. 
 (Miincs cliskamt'Itt'iii, iliiii (Ii.skaiiu'ltoii, rlislvamcllcii.sli, c, 
 
 fool huiij^ry. I wisli to swaUow soiiuthiiig, I am Mtarvi 
 
 mvi 
 
 iimii.' 
 
 V'ji 
 
 ('Iiin"s-clisl<nm('lt('iizuli, /'. nf. T starve luysolf j»iir|io.si'Iy. 
 Tfs-(liHkam(lti'iu'm, thskanuMtistoii, cliykami-'ltisku, r. catm, 
 
 Htarvc him. 
 KacH-i'hskumolt('iimoiiii<igui, r. ;vr. Wc starve one uiiuthcr. 
 Chines tKhskaiiU'ltt'iiiIsi, r. /■'//. I wish to last. 
 
 "«• 
 
 (^} 
 
 Tcs fhskami'ltciu, cliskaiiiLlti'iiu'ii, 
 
 in. 
 
 ^^ (0) T starve all 
 
 vr II. 
 
 SVl 
 
 *rhskam6ItemL'ii lu siDciiigu, siik<>li)o.' I am liiinyiy aftn 
 loltacco, hread, also of spiritual food. 
 iskaimMlcM), i^. Tho starving, the lieiiig hungry. '.Szchsk 
 
 :iiiit'l' 
 
 ton.' Tho one starved. 
 
 rhska III Ka melt mil ka. 
 
 .\ stai'ving fellow without griih, [.sii,! 
 
 also, by way of reproaeh to a rich one that gives riotliiiij; to 
 
 <'af.] 'Ku-ehskanikameltiialka.' You jirc starving. 
 K\MVAK,~-irootof,-] 
 KakamtMc, or kakam6ieton, «. Fisli-hook. 
 ^""hities-kakameiei, chiri-kaKameie, kakamc^iosh, r. intr. (5) I an 
 
 H«hing with the fish-kook, angling. 
 Tes-kakameiem, kakam^ion ; ('ont. es-kakamtiesten, t'. //". r. (S)l| 
 
 fish it, hook it, kook it up with the fisli hook. 
 •' kakam^ieltem, (IG) I fish it for him. 
 " kakameieshtom, (14) I fish, unglo for him. 'CIu kokakai 
 
 mtMesht.' Co to get me some fish, hy angling. 
 rhinos-kakameiemluisi, r. frrrj. 
 
 T-sgnkakani<^ie, s. My folks fishing for me, or for themselves. 
 Kakanioii^'tnu!, x. An assiduous angler. 
 
 Skal. 
 
 <aMi(Me, 
 
 Tl 
 
 le aniflitiir. 
 
 KAMIN, -[m>fo/,] 
 
 CI 
 
 line; 
 
 ainnii, ili 
 
 hill 1 
 
 Nainiii 
 
 'Szki 
 
 .".7.^ 
 
 iKaiiuie 
 
 Fished. 
 
 We are plaeed tl 
 
 lU'lV, 
 
 ,:k- 
 
rtturvo alU'i' ii, 
 
 tri'i) 
 
 363 
 KAMIN 
 
 ^lir thiiij^s i\H' (III tlic (al)lo, [dii tlio 
 mill,] tlio table 1h Hot. PI. 'Kamkamiii.' Of sovorul ob- 
 
 ainin, <'^-i'' 
 
 kniiiii 
 
 j,.(lH 111 ?<('vi'ral itlaocs 
 ChiiiL's-kaiiiiiii, cbin-Uamiiioin, kamiiiiHh, v. tut. iml. (fl) I lay thoiu 
 
 ili»\\ 11, l»la('o th(>m down, di'iiosi' tlwiii. N". n.--lt is a jiliiral 
 
 VI rl), in regard to (lie objiM ts I.mmI down, not to tlio agoiU. 
 
 Tlie «iiig"''"* i" Ti's tk/)in.' ftaSr'Tkom.' 
 I|,.-Iii'.miltini, IvainiMt'ti, (10) I la^ llu-iii lor for him, or, I lay 
 
 down liif*. 
 
 IKmi" kaiiiiniriit, '". ('"/'. We lay down scattt'rcd, as poojiU', liook,s 
 tniliN (liruwii loose on tlio iloor etc. Plural of 'Kstoko. 
 'Kiiiiiiiiiiiziii<'''il^""-' Fislics 1^ inn; tlicro on tlM> sliori'. 
 
 ;;niU'N/.ill, 
 
 ilW 
 
 t, >■. (loods tlin>\vii in; i-'dods in ;'i'noral, wlnii stored 
 
 iiy. Plural of 'Staki'l/a\t.' 
 iiolszi'itiMM^ kunui('lsz6tt'nu!n, (0) I la!a' to inysolf tlio 
 
 ('(Kills. 
 
 Piikaiiiii 
 
 111, .«. Box. 'Snkainiu'lsziUcn,' a. Hox for dry gooih 
 
 ilothos etc. 
 
 -ni 
 
 KAMfM, cs-r/lilcamin, r. jxtss. Tiny arc on tlic fircj Qiiocc's of 
 
 iood on till' tiro 
 
 wood thrown on tho tiro.] 
 
 '!iiin'>^cliAamiiii, (•liin-chkaniiiicm, chkaminish, c. it<:t. inJ, lor. (H) 
 
 T put 
 i..(lil(am'ni('iii, chkaniln, chkamiut^ r. tr. lor. (11) I plaoo thoni, 
 
 [nieces of wood,] on the tiro. 
 • (•liKainiltoii), chkamilton, chkainilt, r. nl, (Ifi) I jiut wood on 
 
 tlie tire ior hini. *Ta koi^s'chkanwltj^ii.' You do wot jmt wood 
 
 nil 
 
 the tiiu for nio 
 
 ililciiinncnsoni, ri-<l. ios-chkainkaninoiisoni, 1 place tliom tin r 
 liii;li HI), V. g. on tho iippor floor, 
 
 cm 
 
 i.KAMiN'KM, cliilkaniin, chilkaniint, v. h 
 
 BSay-'Chil.* r 
 
 [ilace tlieiii over, v. }<;. on tho tal'lc. '('hi'.kainiiit hi sg-ii;iko 
 |i;i)lko.' Placo, throw tho flour in tho waj^on. 
 
 Ikamihein, (10) I jihicc his over. 't'hi'kainil/.in In 
 
 (•111 
 
 a sifiuiko.' I put your flour on my wagon, 
 cliilkainnoiioni, cliilkanuionon, chilkaniiKMu'nt, (8) I placo 
 over thai, [of several oliji'i'ts.] '(Miilkamnonont In gt'ilko lu 
 t'sgiiiko.' fioad the wagon with flour. 
 
 'liilkainiiC'niMtoni, (10) I |()a(l his I throw on his 'Cliil- 
 
 kainneiidlziii hi an-irolko t'sguako.' 1 loadod vour wairou 
 
 n a 
 
 w 
 ra 
 
 •N 
 
'Es-chiikamn«ine.' It ^ 
 
 « 
 « 
 
 264 
 
 KAMIN 
 
 with flour. 
 Es-chiikamin, s. Thoy ai'o thrown on. 
 
 loaded with 
 
 ChkamniJs, Thrown on the fire. 
 
 Ies-chkamiiu8em, chkamniison, (8) I throw it in the fire. 
 
 ohkaniniihom, (16) I throw in the fire his 
 
 chkainnushtem, v. rel. (14) I throw in the fire for him or 
 
 something belonging to him. 
 Chskamn^us, It is thrown high up across, v. g. a rope across the 
 
 limb of a tree. 
 les-chskamnC'Usem, chskamneusen, (8) I throw it high up across. 
 
 'Chskanincusis lu spokoiep.' He threw a rope over the \\n\\ 
 
 of a tree. 
 Ies-nkamInem, (11) I put them in. 
 E,s-nkamin, They are in. 
 
 E8-nkainn«^us, They are thrown among, bctAveen. 
 les-nkamneusem, (8) I thi'ow them among. 
 " nkamnetikuni, (8) 1 put them in the water. 'Es-nkamiietikii,' ] 
 
 They are placed in water. 
 " nkamnaksem, ukamnaksen, (8) 1 place, strew them in the | 
 
 road. 
 Es-nkamniis, They are lying by the fire. 
 KuLKAMiNit;uT, They lay under, low. 
 les-kulkaminein, (11) I place them under. 
 Chines-zkamIni, chin-zkaminem, zkaminish, (G) I throw down 
 
 away several objects, 
 les-zkaminem, (11) I throw them down away, 
 
 zkamiltem, r. rcL (16) 1 throw away his 
 
 zkamenchinelguni, zkamcuichinelgun, (8) 1 throw liim out 
 
 doors. 
 Zkamnus, He throws his eyes away, in order not to see. 
 les-zkamnushtem, zkamnushten, c. rcL (14) I throw my eyeil 
 
 away from him. 'Ko-zkanuiushtgu.' You throw your erel 
 
 away from me. 
 Chines-zkainisti, v. ref. I throw myself aside, I withdraw mymliJ 
 
 je me tire de coU. 
 lES-NZKAMfNEM, (11) I throw it in. 
 " nzkamnusem, (8) I throw it in the fire. 
 " nzkamnetikujn, (8) I throw it in the river. 
 
 
 b-t!i/.iv:iiiiiifU.ieii 
 
 liii-k;iiii'u.s,<;liiii, (' 
 
 Iniii, il got shnu 
 
nni^ne.' It u 
 
 liigb up across, 
 >o over the liml) 
 
 Es-nkamiietikii,' 
 
 cw thcin in the 1 
 
 I throw down, 
 
 to sec. 
 
 throw my eves I 
 
 Ihrow your eyfsj 
 
 Iwithtlruw luyselt' 
 
 r!l/.kiUllllL' 
 
 265 
 
 KAO 
 
 u.iuia, (8) T throw it hijjjh up lU'i-o,-? 
 
 t|lU"-illl, 
 
 il,-[root of,'] 
 
 „, (luj. Arm (.•oiitrac'tod, ,shi-iiiil<, crippleil ana. 'Cliiii- 
 bnai'iui.' My uriu is contrac-tod. X. B, — The K, is hard. 
 
 .iiiui""aMi, cliiii kauugaiiciii, kiuu'ii^-aui.sli, f. iirt. iml. (0; I 
 contract, shrink back my hand. 
 Icaiiiigiiii, 01', 
 
 itn^^ 
 
 v, iikaka^jraiiayian, Folded arms. 
 
 Hand (.oiUracleJ, that caiiiiol open. 'Ixaiiiiechst.' Tlie 
 
 huiid gut .shrunk up. 
 
 Illl-U' 
 
 iiueiisfthiii, c. cop, I have one foot coiilnirlcd. 
 
 ;:iiH' 
 
 lishiu, f. eoj). pi. My feet are contracted, 1 am cripple. 
 
 liiiii, 
 
 It ifot shrunk. 'Ivan-kanin.' They got sh runic 
 
 \0,-[r'>o{ ''/,] 
 
 [■Ml, 
 
 It is broken, it is not entire, not wlioU'. 
 It r.'ot broken, it broke by itself. 
 Ikioiii, kuuritcin,Tt was brolceu hy somebody. 
 
 Ilio 
 
 ;;iuiiii. chiu-kaoo, k'aosh, r. pa-'^''. (-i) 1 am being broken. 
 irJ, 
 ehin-kaom, kaoish, r. art. InJ. (7) 1 am breaking 
 
 iiokaonn, 
 liirs-kiioin'i, 
 somethuisi 
 
 uioiii. kauiiU 
 break it. 
 
 ii. kaont, es kaosteii, es-kaost^lc 
 
 '4- 
 
 (10) 1 
 
 ;;i(;kai)lil, 
 
 /•(''/. 
 
 ;.ioUc'iii. kuoltcti, k.ioolt, i\ rd. (17) T break" hi-^ or it W-r 
 
 I him. 
 biHluli'iii, kaosliiien, kaosiut, /". ?'• 7. (IH) 1 helM him bre;ik- 
 
 \\\Vl '■'llll 
 
 'tiling, I break for him. 
 
 k;i(i>]risliiMii, kaoshijjhemcn, r. rel. (9) f bi-eak it for others. 
 h(-kao>lnsIii, c. Vi'l. T break ^omethin;>; for others. 
 
 aoiiiliusi, fi'C']' 
 
 line mo 11 
 
 A. sina«ihof of aiiythiiif 
 
 |ii/,iit>i', ••-•. 
 
 T; 
 
 \o oreauei" o 
 
 f it. 
 
 JlllllltlMl, .•<•, 
 
 Ibrokoti.] 
 
 Iiistruniout to break with, [in regurd to the object 
 
 null, .>■■. 
 
 liisti'Kinent to break, [in regard to him thai uses it.] 
 What luH been broken. 
 [;i()::.inoiH; kaomiii, kaominj, r. 'ni.sf. (11 1 nse it 'o brcn'. . 
 iUDiiijltei)), c. '/i.v/. rel. (16) 1 uae bin to break, I break 
 
 hviili Iiix. 
 
 
 ►—I 
 
 H 
 *< 
 
 Og 
 
 >> 
 
 3 
 

 2«6 
 
 KAO 
 
 " kaon6nom, kaonun, (8) T sucoeod in breaking it. 
 " kaonn6Hoin, v, rel. (16) I succood in breaking it. 
 CniNEs-KAOPMt, chin-kaop, ka6p8h, v.intr. (5) lam breaking J 
 me casse. 'Ka6p.' II Vest casse. I got broken, I lot myselfl 
 be broken. 
 Kaoptin, kaoptinten, s. A fracture. 
 
 les-kaopiin, kaopsttn, v. causs. (10) I make it bo broken, ] makcii 
 break, 
 kaopnvinera, kaopniln, (8) I succeed in making it break. 
 
 kaopnftHcm, v.7'el. (16) I succeed making break his 
 
 CniNES-NKAotJSi. chines-nkausenziiti, I bi'eak my own neck pur. 
 
 posely. 
 Chincs-nkaopusi, (5) I break my neck, J make my neck breaklvl 
 
 itaelf. 
 Ics-nkaopuscm, nkaopiiscn, (8) I make him break his neck. 
 
 " nkaopuHcm, (16) I make his break his neck. 
 
 Kaukaupfepelshin, He broke his arm. 
 KaoIgan, Broken arm, [that has been broken.] 
 Kaopigan, Broken arm, [arm that broke.] 
 Chines-kaoagani, chin-kaoaganem, (6) I broke an arm. 
 Chines-kaopagani, chin-kuopaganom, (6) I make somebody brcaJ 
 
 his arm. 
 les-kaoganem, kaoagan, kaoagant, (8) I break his arm. 
 " kaopaganem, kaopagan, kaopagant, (8) I make him break liij| 
 
 arm. 
 " kaokaoaganem, kaokaopiiganem, red. For both arms. 
 Chin-kaupsgutip, I have a broken rib. 
 CiiiN-KAOSHiN, My leg has been broken. *Chin-kaoi)shin.' ilyl, 
 
 broke. 
 Jcs-kaoshinim, kaoshinten, kaoshinttMcu, (10) I break his leg, 
 *' kaokaoshinim, kaokaoshintdn, I break both his lej^s. ' 
 kaoshintes in nako^men.' Fregerunt crura latronum. 
 
 " kaokaoshilt^m, (17( I break the legs of his 
 
 •* kaopshinim, (10) I make him break his leg. 'les-kaokaopj 
 shinim,' red. Both legs. 
 
 " kaopshiHdm, (17) I make his break his legs. 
 
 Snkaopshintiin, s. Place where one breaks his leg. 
 Es-KAofiPinE, The handle has been broken. 'Es-kaopepiic' Tlij 
 handle broke. 
 
t. 
 
 it. 
 
 m breaking, j( I 
 1, 1 lot myseltl 
 
 okcn, 1 maljcii 
 
 g it break. 
 
 lak bis 
 
 o"wn neck pl^^| 
 
 y neck break kjl 
 
 Ic bis neck. 
 cclf. 
 
 ,n arm. 
 
 J somebody breiil 
 
 is arm. 
 
 alio bini break liii| 
 
 |)otb arms. 
 
 aopsbin.' Myl 
 
 Lroak bis log. 
 L liis k't;s. 'K»] 
 latronum. 
 
 5«- 
 
 'lc8-kaokao] 
 
 s-kaopcpilc-' Tl 
 
 2«7 
 KAP 
 
 ■M-lioacMiilom, I break tbo axo bandlo. 'Ic8-koap6pilom.' I make 
 
 the axe bundle break. 
 lyj,.,; ^)t(;ii.sEM, red. kaokaot'cbscni, kaofccbson, (8) I break it 
 
 [braiu'bes of trees.] 
 
 |^;iopi(hsein, I make tbe brancbes break. 
 » clikaoticbseui, or, cbkao]j<icb8eni, I break branebos bigh or a 
 
 ireo. 
 
 kaotclist, or, cbkaopiicbst, Branches breaking oflF of a tree. 
 0,-[root oQ 
 
 ■lo !•. It itches. PL 'T-kaoku6.' It itches here and there, in 
 scverul places. N. B. — The K, is very sharp. 
 ;l)in-kaukiiiip'ichonsbiii, (5) 1 feel the soles of my feet itching. 
 iliiii-kaukaiipagiin, My arms are itching, 
 in-elikaiikaupus, My eyes are itching. 
 ihin-kau]ik6in. My bead, scalp is itching. 
 V,-[root of,] 
 
 kip, *'. I am his companion up lO death, lam a sincere friend 
 that will not abandon him at the cost of my life. 
 kapciizuton, 6'. My coni])anion, bo that accompanies me, and 
 j sticks lo iiic at all times. N. B. — The K, is very hard in all 
 these words and derivatives. 
 
 ncs-kuiuiu, chiii-kapim, kapiiah, r. act. ind. (7) I stick to some- 
 body for life. 
 
 jkaplni, kapowt6n, kajtint, cont. cs-kapstt-n, cs-kapisku, v. tr, r. 
 (10) 1 stick to him etc. 
 
 Kapltc'in, kaplten, v. rcl. (17) I stick to his, etc. 
 
 stutgui, or, kacs-kapnufcgui, v. rec. Wo are friends to 
 death. 
 
 aipnnnoni, kalpniin, kalpmint, v. i7ist. (11) I use him, take him, 
 have liim a friend to death, I tind him a true, staunch friend. 
 kalpmiltem, (IG) I find his a true friend to death. 
 kap'pimnem, (8) I succeed in making lasting friendship with 
 im. 
 
 PELS, s. Ai)iHhinio, [used across the saddle ; or horse, saddle 
 uiket; porhaps because an individual companion of the 
 ider.] 
 
 ehiskagac, s. Apishimo, blanket, [used under the saddle on 
 e horse's back.] 
 kapthiseni, chkapiusen, (8) I put an apishimo^ blanket, over 
 
 i 
 
 IS 
 
 & s 
 
 EH S3 
 
 33 
 
 
 
 >> 
 
 f" a 
 
 
 % 
 
208 
 
 KASIP 
 
 liis sarUlIo. 
 
 (•iil<!i]K''iis('iii, clikiipriistMiiiM;, /•. iiist. (0) I use (liiit ii])isli 
 
 (•l>!.:i|i(Milt('m, (IH) I [miI :iii ;ii>i'.liiin(i ov.'r Iiis s;i(l,l!,. 
 
 I'likniuMiscMi'ltcm, r. inst.nl. I use liis apisliimo. 
 
 r SI I 
 
 Mviitti'il''^, .»>'. Apinliiino, hl.'iiikcl (Hi wliicli (lie liil' 
 
 I("> llUiipcllisli/lglKMll, («) I hincc ;lll ;i]li:-llllno lliwlcr his n;;i|,||(, 
 
 hliiiil<<'l liis horsd. 
 KAfKI//!-:. V. !Hh1i, \k\u, pliitc 
 Siil<!ij)('l/.c1('n, .-\ A <'ii]»-lu):ir(l, to [)liicc' dishes <m. 
 KAPIP, [m-^ "/,] 
 Kiixi'li, l< is !i loiii!; liiii''. 'S^asip.' hoiit;' ago. ''P's!^as'ip. 
 
 li.d.n. iliis. 'N(> l-avi]).' TIktc is a lonjj; l'i;;c y 
 
 *'i ; ".vi 
 
 \<<\\'j lime vl,;ill pas 
 
 N 
 
 (■ i;s Ka'-ii' 
 
 A I !!h' Icil^^'yt, 
 
 (liaii no lotiiifor lliaii. 
 
 "^IKakasil". A little wliile a,i;-(>. 
 
 ('lniH's-lsas[miij ( !iin-I<asi|i, !<assi|ii<li, r. /;/(/. (')) I am liin^ 
 
 oy (I'.iliii.;' sdini'lliiiii;;, I 
 rcinanKMl a loii;^' time 
 
 i\- a 1(11' •; till 
 
 <t" 
 
 lillU'S \;m|i1 
 
 isiinsli. 1 lease i'eiii;u!i a!; 
 
 tinic. 
 
 '- ka--pn 
 
 M" li II, i<asp-i( I n. r 
 
 tr. r. ( 
 
 10-) 
 
 ,", IP a 1(111" i;i 
 
 il, I iiijke it last a 1"M|j; lii.ie. Mvuspsteii In s'eli, 
 loM!:; time |>''a_\ in;:;. 
 
 ui. 
 
 a>-|ienicii. 
 
 \ late ediiiii^;.'; [lei'sui, liahitiiallv loo Ion 
 
 NUas|itiii. ^^ I";; 
 
 ('lllNKS KASI'ZINr, 
 
 e \v 'M'l'e 
 
 (.lie sta\ s a loiii;' ('.rae 
 
 t:ill< 
 
 ii- Isii-ii/iKcm. Kasii/.iiH 
 
 a long tune. 
 
 ■iiicii, (!>", I |;ill< |(i liiin :i Ion:;- tinir. 
 
 ( l»!;;!'p/'nie'ii, i 
 
 li'vas'i;'.'i iieiiii'ii, (IV) I laU; a Ion;;' time 
 
 Ka'-p/iii, .-. A II rmll''--- lalkei'. 'Kaspzineiiwii,' /(/. 
 
 ( 'liiiic-- ka^uiNI 
 
 II, r. "!■ 
 
 fclani 
 
 Isasip u uii-KasiHl.-li 
 
 liave I'e 
 
 iv'leil a loiiir time. 
 
 Iks cliK Xsi'is-KM. iliUaspuseii. (^) I loolc a long time ;;l liiiii, 
 Cliiih s--'lil<a>|ii\si. I l<'"!< a long time at soni-thing. 
 • 'liliiev |<as[isi(s|ii. I s|,.(.p long. 
 ("hincs-Ualpskaimi, I write 11 loi 
 
 i<r time 
 
 1 Inn. s.i<a«iis < 
 
 kair, I pra 
 
 \ loli'j-. 
 
 ( 'liiiies.Kaljis'elii/.aUM-^i, I am Inng sick. 
 
 I vagiilska^lp, As long a^ • I.'elien m-e/.agalskuM) 
 
 I lIl-ilk'H 
 
 ■lie> lK.iii;\i«k:i( ?' U<>\\ long wll yoii rejoin' in Ikij 
 
 ''I'V/,ag.i'ska«ip m kaepl KoIiii'/'.Aleti.' Asionga 
 
 s [Mil 
 
 l<a/.slii'-Iien 
 Cliiiics-kazsliisl 
 Sy.L'i/.'iiii. W'liat 
 K'-(lilw'i;',iz.'. It 
 
 twisted eo\' 
 !f'>-i.||!<;i/,i;/(.|ii, 
 " iika/.eiisein, 
 Ks-iikazl<;i/.ris, ' 
 K- iiL-izka/.r^ie, 
 C'^ nka/./'iie, lie 
 
 ftaS-'.^'iteh.' 
 
 I<'.S|il.;;|/,'.||p|||_ ,, 
 
 aliiazkazi' lie 
 
UiiiliM- liis s;;(lill,>l 
 
 1. 'T's1<iisip.' 
 o- 1m;',i' yi'l ; wiini; 
 tin- l(Mi;j;.'st, iu)i. 
 
 )) 1 I', III a iiHi^jtini 
 rii In s'cli.'iu,' 
 
 P; a !(iii:r tiiiu';i!'. 
 
 )[\rr lime ;;l lilU, 
 
 Im ri'ioiri' in m 
 
 260 
 KAZ 
 
 bo CoA. 
 
 '^ ;:illlll. 
 
 A M'ur, iiii}' piece ol fli'sh pfutnnliiig (lum lliO sue- 
 
 oiiinliiii' <Mif 
 
 ('l,iii(-i kdllv'liMMus, I have ii Hear oil (ln) cliock, 
 
 ('liiiic- uk'teiuaks, T liiivo a scar on llic nose. 
 
 Kalkati'iiiAs, Scar on tlic eyes. 
 
 ('liill;;iU'iii<''>^li'", Scar on (lie I'oroliead. 
 
 ChkalfiMii^'o/cli, Seal- on tlw hiraMl. 
 
 |(.,(,'l'iiii, Tlic siar was Conned, 'Ks-kal'tinii In i-snicliidi.' My 
 
 nil islicaliiig' np iiiid loi'iiiiii;;,' a seal'. 
 K,\ riSKAN, ^. A roiiml '•(one witli a liainlle, to jioiiiid meat 
 
 \\i(!i, liecansc, '('like nseiilci:. I'luk,' TIic wooden liundlo is 
 
 >(•[ around tlic sIoih-. Igy-'Kac.' 
 ("IIK.MMn A rCf'S, N. l>as(ivi(.iiM'ye,s, [i'nnii, 'Kai^ii.'] fi^-'Kaf^u.' 
 
 K.V/.. [!""' "J\] 
 
 l',/.-ki /., [I I- '■•Mili'a( led, woven, [a'H a Hal plailcd rope, wliieli ol' 
 
 con 
 
 rse Hlii'inks in [ilaitiiij;'.] 
 
 Cliiiu's-ka/.iii'i, cliin-lia/.'iiii, Uazii^'li, '•. ((ct. iiiil. (G) I eonlract it, 
 
 sninclliiii;.';, ■'Iii'iiik il, I rediie • lo a -iiialler compass; 1 luako 
 
 flal livwscs, I plait. 
 Icvkaziiii, ka/.nh^ii, ka/.inl : 'Oiif. f^-Un/,>Uu, r. Ir. r. (10) I con- 
 
 iraet it, <li'a\v i( lo^^etlier. 
 •• ka/.lli' 111, l.ax.Ili'i), kax.ill, I'.rL (17) I shrink liis plail il 
 
 Hal, iioi round. 
 
 ka/.siri(ciM. [\'>') I ln'![) liini [liaitin^' Iiiiir, rojiots, etc, 
 
 u I- 
 
 ll/.^ 
 
 lii^Iieiii, ka/.sl\'i-.licineii, c. rd. (I)j I jilait iL for ot'liui'd. 
 
 ('Iiiiies-ka/>liislii, /•. rrl. 1 pk-iit (or otlnM'H. 
 
 Szkay.iiii 
 
 Wliat is iilaitcd. 
 
 l>-(lika/.i/.i'. It IS woNcii all aroimdi \-. <r. bottJi-K willi a wooder 
 
 Iwisled co\ »•!• around 
 
 lo-i.lika/.'i/.cin, .'S) I weave, plail it all around. 
 
 iiua 
 
 /.eiis(M!i. nkaz/'ii'-<'ii, [I plait rojies, is Mui triicword.] 
 
 Ks-iika/.kazi^"-, 'I'rcsses on tlic eyes. 
 
 1> nkazi;a/.(^ne, TroN^es, plaited liair, at botli sides of the cars. 
 
 Ii-^ iika/./'iic, lie has tlic hair plaited at ono side of the ear. 
 
 jia5-'Siteh.' 
 hs-iika/.nicm, ukazc^necn, I plail his hair at ihi; oar-sido. 'Icb- 
 
 nkazkazi' noni.' Both ears. 
 
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 7) 
 
 I 
 
 3 
 
 tt) 
 
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270 
 
 KEI 
 
 EH-kullv'zi\])kivn, Trosso.s at tlio bark of the head. 
 Io8-kiilk'zili»kaiu'm, kuMvV.ilpkan, or, kutHtchdpkan, (8) I wcavf 
 
 plait tof^oUio!" his liair at the hack of the head, I plait histQc 
 
 Wr'Sitch.' 
 Ciiinks-kazi'mI, kazip, kazipsh, r. intr. (f)) It con tractn, shrinks up 
 
 draws together by itself. 
 Chines-kazptk'hsti, (•hin-kaz])(iehHl, (5) My hand is shrinking, (.(,f|. 
 
 tracting. fx'rd. 'Kazkazpeehst.' 
 Chines-kaz6chsi, I shrink my hand, contract it, by my own utt. 
 Jes-kaztchstem, kazc^ehstenuMi, (9) I withdraw my hand from 
 
 him. 
 " kazpi'chsem, kazpt>ehseii, I make his hands shrink. 
 Es-kazpi''('hst, lie has a contracled hand. JttayKani'chst.' 
 Es-kazi)shin, lie has a contracted leg. 
 Chiiies-kazpshinini, chiii-kazpshiii, ]\Iy foot becomes contractcj 
 
 shrunk. 
 Tes-kazpshinim, kazpshintcn, (10) I cause his foot to contract. 
 Chines-kazshinmi, chin-kazshinim, kazshiniish, (7) I myself con. 
 
 trad, draw together my leg or foot. 
 Tes-kazshin'im, kazshinti^n, (10) 1 contract his leg. 
 Rnkaz6s, s. a cajota, having the nose shrunk. 
 KKI, es-ki'i, ])L es-keikcM, ,s. An Indian camp, village. N. Ij.- 
 
 The K, is very hard, and the E, broad. 
 rhines-k(M, past. id. (."i) I camp. 
 Chines-keikei, nv/. 
 (Miines-keilgui, chin keilgui, keilgush, (f)) I put up, raise the lo(l;'o 
 
 or tent, 
 los-ktilgum, kcilgun, kcilgunt, r. fr. r. (8) T put up his lodgo, a 
 
 house. 
 Sk{'imcn, s. Lodge poles. 
 SnktMten, .s. Cainji-site, tu^vn-site. 
 
 ChincschktMsshemi, chines chkeisshen, (h) I am built on a rock. 
 Chines-chkeissheni, chin-chnei.sshenem, chkeisshenish, v. art. ini 
 
 (6) T am building on a rock. 
 Ics-chkcisheneni, chkeisshen, chki^isshcnt, !'. tr. r. (8) 1 am build- 
 ing it on a rock. 'Chkcisshisz hi zitgus hi I'shdnsh.' He 
 
 built his house on a rock. 
 (nunos-chkcisziiti, I am bound to go home. 
 Chines-chkjiis'cir'nti, I have folks sick at home, requiring tlim 
 
 protect, dolend 
 
mcH contraotci], 
 
 riiise the lo(k'( 
 
 271 
 
 KEIG 
 
 my proHenoo. 
 
 |/i|,i,ies.k(ij;ui, cliinoH-ki-igu, pans. (5) I am driven away. 
 |(-|,iii,.s-ki-igiii, fhin-Ueigum, keiguish, n. ad. ind. (0) I am driving, 
 iliusiiig uway, ox])elling, whipning, [but in order to drive ani- 
 mtils, not for punishment.] 
 Ls.lv(:i"imi, l<6iguii, k^'igunt, rout. «H-k6iguqton, os-kiigusku, v. tr. 
 r. (8) 1 drive them animals with the whip, or the like, to make 
 llioiii go, 1 fhaso thom. *K(jiguntgu In a-snkaozin.' You 
 drove uwiiy your communion, i)\ir Ijord whom you ro- 
 coived. 
 
 I kiM'MiHem, ktNiguHon, k6iguU, v. rel. (16) I drive his or it 
 
 for liiin. *A ks-kt^iguJziii '/' or, 'Nam ktigufzin V Shall I 
 drive him lor you? shall I drive your pack-horse? 
 ( laiifiishlem, l<i-igush(on, kcigiishl, v. rd. (14) 1 help him dri- 
 
 viiii', I drive some of his stock. 
 liiiios-lkeikgui, x\ dim. J drive for a little distance, 
 men, .s. Whip. 
 
 II, The driving. 'Szkcigu.' The liorses driven. 
 L'iikLi"'iim, i<. My driver, that drives my stock. 
 
 .koi"UiiziUeii, s. lie that drives me. 
 Iliiiies-keigUNkagai, 1 am driving horses, cattle, loose, or at a 
 
 wiigDH or plow. 
 is-koigUHkagaom, keiguskagaen, (8) I drive his horses. 
 Jei'iikeiguskagae, .s. My horse driver. 
 
 Is-clikei^^iilKht'm, [son)o say chkeigulchsem,] chk6igulshon, 
 (■likeif;ulshont, (H) I drive away the game irom him, to pre- 
 vt'iit liini killing itj [so they do with enemies to starve 
 them.] 
 
 idikiigulHliem, 5. One sent to drive away the game. 
 biiiostkeigui, 1 drive from there, I drive first. 
 I)iin's-/,k»iii;iii, 1 drive this way. 
 HiNns-K(»i,KKi(iiJ, V. pasK. 1 am protected, defended, 
 Lios-kolkiMgui, chin-koikeigum, kolkiiiguish, v. act. ind. (6) I 
 ])roteet, defend. 
 
 ■kolkeigmn, kolkeigun, kol^kfeigunt, cont. es-kolkftigusten, es- 
 koHvtigUHku, (8) I defend him or it. 'Kaes-kolkeiguHlt lu 
 tcl teie.' Protect us from evil, 
 kolkeiguhem, v. rd. (16) I protect his or it for him. 
 
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273 
 
 KK\h 
 
 Ics lu)lluM^il,Hlil(>m, l<()Iliri;.;iisIitiMi, r. >'rl. (11) I |M(>(r( ( Hoinrl) 
 
 for liiin, liolp liiin in ])i'()l«M'liii^. 
 niim's-KnIl>i'i;.;iii'<(I, rliincH-lvolKci/^ilii/.i'ili, i\ nj'. (Ti) I juulccl 
 
 Holf. 
 H/,lv()lk(i;^ii, The lliiii;'; |)rnlc< ((>.|. 'I m/,K(iII,(M..||.' ^^^ ,.|j 
 
 wlioin I pi'otocUMl. 
 Iii-Iu)llu'i^iin/.i'il(Mi, N. My pi'oli-clor, di'liMidcr. 
 I N;;nUolUri^ll, !'. Il(> tlial protcct-i ;il \\\\ rciiirwl. 
 Kilos-Iu)lI<ji^iimu^;j;iii, r. Vir, Wo pnitccl our iimitliiM', 
 (Miinrs K<)llM<i;-iilluiiisIn, /'. /">/'. 
 Chines iiKitlKi'^iimtMM, i\ vol, 
 
 KKIIi, [/(>(>/ ('/,] 
 
 1 1 111.' 
 
 ('liiii(>s-ki''il'li, chilli's Ivt'il'l, I !iin ^.mIuiimI, 
 
 ri>a\<M| illlo, jlCI(|l;|,l,, 
 
 IIIU'K- li' Itrlii'Vi', ill •;(M)(I ol' lilliI ;m'I1:.<', [thiMI:.jh lllnstly ill ;j lyii 
 
 t. 'n.l. 
 
 VII 
 
 (}\) I 
 
 80IKSI',) I il>L III} ISeir l)tMUJIMMl into 
 
 CliiiHv- kt'ili, ( hill iwrili'iii, I^rili.h, r. ,i 
 
 (line sDinchixly, pi'i'siiaih' Iiiiii Id c 
 lo.i-lvi'ihMli, Uciicii, luMh'liI, I'oiit. ivs Urilslcii, r;.lvfilsl> ii, 
 
 1 pci'.'tiiaih' liiiii li> evil. 
 '* kolktMl**in, red. 
 
 iii\il'', aiiJ 
 
 H'- 
 
 ''. Ir. r. (Sj 
 
 kt'illii'iii, Iveilllcii, ktiiill, r. ;</. (Ill) I sciiiiir l>j piTsiiiiMDn 
 
 Ilia. 
 
 krikshlciii, kiMl.shlen, r. rr/. (II) I help hlin persiiailiii^ 
 
 one U> e\ iI, 
 iuvor. 
 
 Iviies kalliieuiii. 
 
 M'llllce one In;' liiiii. 
 
 jM-rsiiaile sonirlioili in 
 
 \S 
 
 e lu•^^lia(ll• one anol her In e\ 
 
 leskalshtiieiriii, /" 
 
 W 
 
 he!|i one aiiotlier In | 
 
 t'l'siiude ((lliir- 
 
 Chin 
 
 es Ivalinliii.si, r. Jrni. 
 
 Cliiiiex kallliiinshi, r. p^p. 1 si'ilme penj ].■. 
 Iks KKii.KM, keiio, inM. ^^^) I use it to per.snaile. 'Keileiin' 
 iiluliin.' I ns(> gohl to »0(liie(>. 
 
 '• karinnnein, kariniiii, C^) I linall_) -.iiceeed in pei^-iiailiii^' 1 
 
 mil 10 j 
 
 evil 
 
 Sk^il, .-'. Tlie ^eiiueinir. 'S/.k» 
 
 Ti 
 
 le Heuiie«'(l 
 
 Kal'l 
 
 oii/,ulen. 
 
 Sed 
 
 lucr, 
 
 Kt^il'lenuMi, n. Insiiainieul of sedin tion, [lel'errlii^ to llie sed 
 Kidllainshleii, >. 1 list i iiiiieiit. ol' -ediiet ion, [relerriiio- to 
 
 mri 
 
 (Hioe( 
 
 !•] 
 
 CIllXKS KKll/n. rhin keilt, KeiH>*h, 
 
 r. nu 
 
 (•■•; 
 
 lie H'' 
 
 awiiko, 
 
 [KIS, \n)„t„l\] 
 [liJiM's Iveisi, eliii 
 
 (ImiiiierH or 
 ^slv(''i,sem, keiNci 
 
 Noo i*. ill u (It 
 
 ■' ililiei.Helii, ell 
 clikih'M'lin'Uoi 
 [lllTKAM, s. ,' 
 
 |il.'int. 
 
 llllM'.S KKII'I, 
 
 m\\i}i\ in th(! 
 
 Iiikriiiiii, .s'. ()iu> 
 
 \]\\% [rout ol\] 
 
 lini's-keiiVs, I am 
 
 B-liciliselll, li^'iils 
 iiisiii,'ree in opj 
 krii'isehc^ni, k^'i 
 liiii'skeii'ilti'inishi, 
 |iii(:il;«'iiiHeii/.iili, 
 *'.v|(iliiisHeniit';^ui, 
 feius, .". The (h'Mhi 
 ^l;;iik;iiii.setmif, Y 
 ^kaiii.s(^riz6t«n, ,v. 
 iisciiien, .>.•. The ; 
 of unbelief; 
 MikaiiiltilinHfiten, 
 tU{i,--[root o/J 
 P'i"i , •• fliimaii 
 
Ill I Mdiiii'tirnii' 
 
 I JM'tilt'cl liij 
 T. 
 
 mill, |«"i(||ji(ln|^ 
 ninsllj ill ;i liiiii 
 
 1 iii\ ill', ami h\i- 
 lsl«M, r. /)■.)■.(<>) 
 
 ,. lij ^u'^^^^l;lsi^J||, 
 
 M)IIU 
 
 lio.ly 
 
 III lih 
 
 |l) ("Vll 
 
 r.v.KKic uliii 
 
 'IvriU'iin' 
 
 .ii;ulm;il>iii 
 
 lO lln>Sf(llHlT,j 
 
 li'iiiiv lo ilic y 
 
 k-') 
 
 awiiuo, 
 
 278 
 
 KKUUi 
 
 Imchiih' iiwali*'. 'l'iHli(^iltHli.' Kt'i'p uvviiko. /7. 'Kiioh Uii 
 lilli, Kii^'kalill, Ualihiii.' 
 
 ['liiiii'^ l^'i't '''''"■'*^''''""> li«^ili«l>, '■■ '"'■ '/"/. ('5) I \val<<! Hoiiu! oii.«. 
 ,|i<ilrm, Ktiloii, l<«Ml«'iil, r. i'iiiis.h. | muUr liiiii ^-l awulu', I 
 witlio liiiii ii|). Iti'il. 'I<tH-l<alilt()iii, kalilHtoii.' 
 ki'iltt'ni, k«^ih»'ii, ki'ilt, (1(1; I wakv Win 
 
 (iN-kiil '«"', >■'''■• 
 
 i|iii„.f,.KallluiiiMlii, I wiikti poopld. 
 iliilkriliHiiriii, cliilki'iliMiii, runt, rn iliilktiiliK^Hlcii, (H) I iiiiin- 
 Iciilioiiiilly waUd him {'nun liis (•Iitji, hy iiiukiiif; iio'ihi) or i-.\- 
 liiiwiiij^ liiiii, 
 'IIS, [root of,] 
 
 ■i'^ 
 
 »•(»•. Hajr-^M'hil. 
 
 III! ^Bliiiii'^t !'<''''*'« '''>'"'^'''^> ^'^) ' ^I'l'ak in a ilrcaiii, [iiaiiic liu- IimIihh 
 
 (Innmri-H or |u-oi»lir(H.] 
 
 LciNci 
 
 HOO I* 11 
 
 II, kciHciiicii, kMH<Mn('iil. r. fr. r. (9) I loll il in a flrcain, I 
 
 I a (Iroaiii. 
 
 |i (liki'isi'in, clik/'istMncn, I Hpcak of it in :i ilrcani. 
 I'likriist'iiiclioin, (Ki) In a dream 1 Hpoak of IiIh.. 
 
 KITKAM, 
 
 Slrawlx^rrit'H. '('Iikctkalcnu'l 
 
 Sirawhorr 
 
 iilaiil 
 
 BJINKS K I'-l I'l, cliin-kc iiim, kiMiiisli, v. ttrt. iml. I H't<'h (IhIm 
 
 !H 
 
 aiifilit in till! tnincli <ir barric 
 
 liiki'iiiin, .s'. 
 
 One HiMit to fotcli Oslit'M, o(c 
 
 '11 rS, \roi,t ol\] 
 
 Dllll'H 
 
 liciiiM, I am (liNlxtlievod, I am not holiovtMl. 
 
 iirMiMfli\, 
 
 k('ii\son, kj'iuscnt, v. tr. r. (H) I |)('li(>v(; liim not, I 
 
 i|isiit;n'f in opinion with him, 1 doiiltt it, ({lu^Htion it. 
 knuMcUcni, k<''iuH(dtt>n, (1(5) I do not boliovo hin 
 
 kllli's-Mlll 
 
 ItiiiiiHlii, I do not hclicvu thi> jx^tph 
 
 IIIUM'K 
 
 ('•iiimMizuti, I do not hclievo rMyHcll", my awu cyoH. 
 
 .kuiiiHscimOifui, VV*i do not hidicvo one unotbor, wo dlKUf^rtM; 
 ids, •. Tho <liHhi^lit;vin>^. 'S/Jc^iiiH.' What ih not bidicvod. 
 
 t:\;iiils('iiHi 
 
 I. Y 
 
 Kii art' iin nnbolmver 
 
 lkaiiiHoii/.(il«n, .<>'. Jlo that ditibtdicvoH nio. 
 
 iisciiicii, .■••. Tin- t'ooliHb unbolit"V(!r. 'SkoMiH<*'mrn.' Tb»; liabit, 
 
 of unbeiiof. 
 l-clikiiiiiltiiniHhtcn, <. TIk^ why yon (b> not b<di«fV<». 
 pMi,--[root of,] 
 
 Kinii , ■. Ilniiiaii lirihgj [i'v<'ii iingcis an so failed J Indiana in 
 
 
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 KELTICII 
 
 f^pnornl, as in opposition to whites.] 
 Chit) Hk61i^n, tain chiii-siiia])!, I jini :iii Imliun, not an Aiiifii,;, 
 
 PL 'Skalkeligu.' The nations. 
 (niin-kuhVnsziU, I play tho man, I [Any the Imlian. 
 Chin-chkalkali^ufl, 1 huvo tl»c look of a man by my oycn, laiiiaJ 
 
 Indian by my looks. 
 CiiiN-Ki.TELSKfcLinu, I riHo a^ain from dcud. 'leis-oltelNkeliifuin'l 
 
 (8) I rise him from the doad. 
 Chin-oltclskcli^unziit, I rise myscll" from doad. 
 lEa-KoTiSKftr.ioiiM, kolHk^ligiinu'n, (9) \ visit him trout hima«4| 
 
 man must be treated. 
 Stolskdligu, s. The people at large. 
 A nkaliguskut'st, a nkeligunkia'st, Your Indian name. 
 Piik-skfeligu, or, chpikaze, The white folks. 
 ChinoH-koligualkasi, I dress Iik(> a man, like an Indian. 
 Chines-nk61iguzini, 1 .speak like an Indian. 'Kalkaliguzinenioul 
 
 zin.' I say 3-ou are an Indian, i.e. n good man, as cadniif 
 
 tion thinks itself the best. 
 Chiks-kelignngnisteni, I want to walk like Indians. 
 Skdligukan. s. Skull, human skull. 
 NkAligukan, s. Pumpkin, squash. 
 KELTICH,— [roo^ of,} 
 Sk^ltieh, 5. Flesh, body of living animals, substance. 'ilalt4il.| 
 
 tich.' The human body of clay. PL 'Skalkfcltifh.' ft, 
 
 'Slk^kaltich.' 
 les-kdltichcm, k^ltichcmen, k^ltichement, inst. (9) I liavea WjJ 
 
 of. •Ktltiehemen In malt.' M}' body is elayj make it m\ 
 
 flesh. *Kac-k('ltichcmentem hi kae-siilen.* We make ileshol 
 
 our food. 
 " k^ltiehemhem, keltiehmelten, r. rrL (IG) 1 take his MJ 
 
 'Ko-k#lliehemoHgu lii i-sktMtieh.' You took my own M 
 
 [as the Blessed Virgin eould say to Our Lord ; and any marl 
 
 ricd person to his partner.] 
 " kolsk^ltichem, kolshdltiohen, (8) I make his flesh. 'Iwl 
 
 skeltichisz t-malt.' Made his flesh out of clay. 
 " nkulk^ltichem, nkulk61tiehemen, I have the same flosli i 
 
 him. *NknIfeItichemenzin, ku in-pogot.* I have one lii*| 
 
 with you, my father; or, 'Inko chin-ep-sk^ltich raniii.' 
 I-nko kaep-8k6ltieh l-.Tesu Kli, We are of the same M\ : 
 
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 L]ijii.t'nfiislalticli, I f;'e't iiifl(.'«li; [sivicl of vegetables when thoy 
 jrrow, iiiitl make a body,] 
 ;|.,jH,.l,alli(), .s'. The body of a tree, the trunk. 
 liiii.(Iiilk;iltchalks, 1 have an overcDat, a gariuoiit all over my 
 
 liody. 
 
 ■Iiillii'lticli, '"/'■. '"//• Oiitwarilly, outward, Itt. over the body. 
 'S'liiillvelticli,' s. The outside of unythinj^, [the opposite of 
 tlio iii>ide, or underneath.] 'Chin-ehilkeltieh tam-ehin-koli- 
 sliul.' 1 !H» the upper one, [not under.] 'Lu chilkdltiehis 
 i-koiii.' Tlie exterior, outward jmrt of it is blaek. 
 
 MiM.TKMi'ii , [IVoiii skeltieh, s.] A male, a man. 'Kuks-kaltemigui.' 
 l]f ii iiiiiii. 'CluMskaltt'inigu.' I am a bravo man, not a wo- 
 man to be trifled with. 
 Itoini'uilsli, III' turned to a male, not a female. 
 
 ^iikiilti'iniN'ii, ^Z""- '^ '"'*lo tisli. 
 
 riiiiics-kiilU'ingnszuti, 1 jday the man, the strong, the bully. 
 
 [es.ki)lskiiltemigum, kolskaltemigumen, (9) I treat him an a man, 
 
 well, 
 'liiii-skaltonigualkasi, I dress as a man ; [of women in men's 
 
 dress.] 
 
 Lhiii-kalloitiguH, I have the face of a man. 
 
 |.kii-kalktiitoimigi\s. You have the look of a male. 
 
 ikiiltLini'ni/.iii, or, iikaltemigiikan. She siteaks as a man. Mval 
 kiiltt'iiiguzinemenzin.' I say you are a man. 
 
 Ikaltemuskagae, s. A horse, not a mare. 
 
 llVZ-lroot of,-] 
 ■kqjzi, es-kep/Alshi, v. int. Spring is comiHg. 'K^pz.' Spring 
 sousoii came, it is sjjring. 'No kt^pz.' When sju-ing will 
 come, next spring. 
 
 ikqiz, *•. Spring season. 'Lu I'skepz.' fn the spring. 
 
 jiiinc'liilkupzeiie, T arrived at spring time, lit. it became spring 
 
 over lue. 
 hiii-chiiknp'pzene. 
 ¥S}],—[n)ot of,'] 
 
 Itne, ii>-k(^iie, s. ^ly grand-mother, i. o. the mother ot my fath- 
 er, [siiid both by man or woman.] 2nd. 'In-kene.' My son's 
 son u.i (laughter, my grand-son or grand-daughter, [said only 
 by the grand-mother.] 3rd. My grand-father's sisters, i. e. 
 
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 my father's father's sister. 4th. [Vice versa,"] My brothof', I 
 
 son's son's son. 
 Kaes-kan6us, cop. We are grand-mother and grand-child between 
 
 us. *Kan6u8.' They arc grand-raother and grand-child fuj 
 
 above expressed*] 2nd. We are grand-aiint, and grand-nepb. 
 
 cw between us. 
 IRS-KENUSEM, keniseinen, I buy a woman with horses, as In. 
 
 diansdo m their barbarious state, 
 les-k^tem, [k^tom,] k^ten, k6tont, v. tr. r. (8) I make it weighty 
 
 and therefore sink, I weigh it down by adding a weight. 
 
 Kaete, pass. It is weighty, and sank, v. g. one side of the gcales, I 
 
 ' <Ka6te.' When it gives waj", oh account of its weight- it 
 
 weighs down, it sinks. 
 Ohin-nkafete, I weigh down in water, I sink. 
 Tes-k6tem, k6ten, k6tent, v. tr. r. (8) I put a weight on it, to make I 
 
 it sink, V. g. when a storekeei)er puts a weight on the i 
 
 to make them sink. 'Es-k^tems lu snsugum^ten, u kiteraigjiil 
 
 niolim.' Puts a weight on the scales, and uses the iron weight 
 
 to make them sink, also traveling, a pack is giving way. 
 
 <Tks-k^tem \n nko.' T will put a weight on the other to make 
 
 it give way and retake its place. 
 *' kfi'tem, k^'temen, ke'teinent, inst. (9) I put that weight. 'K^. 
 
 tcment-zi s'sh^nsh.' Use that stone for a weight to counter.] 
 
 balance the other, to make this heavy. 'K^tent \xt s'chazki- 
 
 gae, m-k^tementgu hi s'shAnsh.' Put a weight on that pack, 
 
 bale, and use the stone for a weight. 
 K«''t6men, s. inst. X weight, anythi.ig weighty to counterbalance! 
 
 another weight. 
 les-chi+kMenem, chitk^tenen, Jte^'Chil,* I place a weight over it, I 
 
 V. g. over the side of a log giving way, to keep it incquil 
 
 librium. 
 Ohines-nka^tmi, chin-nkaite, I sink down in water, I am 
 
 ing down in the water, I am rowing. 
 Ohin-nkadte, I am carried down, sunk by my weight, I am I 
 
 drowned. 
 X. B. — 'Chin-nka^tiku, H^'Kae,' Means to be stuck in a miryl 
 
 place. 'Nkaite.' Is simpl}' the sinking by reason of weight,] 
 
 without being stuck at all. 
 loB-pkaetim, nkaefaten, (10) I make bim drown, gink down. 
 
sa,] My brother's 
 
 ith horses, as In. 
 
 lo counterbalance 
 
 277 
 
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 Phin-kttiiis, My face is weighing down, I fool sleepy, I cannot 
 
 hold up my head. 
 riiiNES-KExfeus, chines-katkatA, I swing on a pole with another; a 
 
 boyish play. 
 KETITE, s. Skin, abide, human skin. PL 'Ketkdtite.' 
 I(>s-kolk«ititsbtem, I make a skin for him. *Nom kae}-kolk6tit8h- 
 
 tils.' He will make us a skin. 
 KEZCII, s. Brother, elder than the speaker. 'In-k6zch.' My 
 
 older brother } a term of respect to any body. N. B. — But 
 
 brother only to a man ; not used by a woman. 2nd. The son 
 
 of my father's brother, if he be my elder; i. e. my first 
 
 cousin. 3rd, My father's sister's son. 
 [ikakaze, Elder brother, [of a woman ;] but by the Colvilles etc., 
 
 used also by the men indifferently. 
 [rHINES-KEZBLSHT, chin-k6zel8h, k6zel8h, (5) lam bounding, 
 
 capering, kicking around, jumping. 
 iPf. Kae8-k6tl'8hi, kae-kotl'sb, k6tl:'8hui. 
 M Chines-kczkfczelahi, kae-kotl'kAtlshi. 
 ISzkezk^zelBh, The capering. 
 
 iKozkazolsh^il, s. A noisy fellow, man, boy, calf that likes jump- 
 ing around. 
 llcs-ohkazSlshem, chkaz^lshcmen, (9) I am jumping, running brisk 
 
 toward him. 
 " tchkazelshem, T am first to run towards him, I go running to 
 
 meet him. 
 JKAES-KOAGOMB, We get up on foot, nous nous levons enpied, 
 
 [said of animals sparsely getting up.] 
 {ae-koago, We stand, [said of cattle and horses grazing sparsely.) 
 
 'Kaes-koAgoi,' subj. Lot them stand. 
 {ogu6ut, They stand all together in a band, [as cattle, horses do 
 
 in the prairie.] 
 les-ko^gom, kodgon, (8) T make them stand up, I raise them up, if 
 
 lying down. 
 JGAMIN, s. A horn. PI. 'Kgkgamin.' 
 ih, [Sign of subjunctive with substantives commencing not \>j 
 
 S, 'IkKzitgu.'] It must be, let it be, my house. 
 [ES-KLNUNEM, klndn, Wndnt, v. 1r. r. (8) I can do it. 
 
 kiniWtem, Wndhen, v. rel. (16) I can do it for him. 
 I" khushtem, ktniishten, kini^sht, r. rel. (14) 1 can do some- 
 
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 thing for him. 
 Chiiios-kHn/i.ti, I think T cnii, I fiin do by myself. 
 KOAI,— [roof 0/,] 
 I-koai, (hlj. Black, all black. '1-chin-kodi.' 1 am all black, />/ 
 
 'l-kockoai.' 'Rpl-koai.' There is something black. %j^ 
 
 koJko6i.' There are black spotH. 
 ChinoM-kootiini, ( liiii-kocei, kdet^ish, (.5) I turn black I be(.(,|||^ 
 
 black. 
 Ics-koiUcm, koAiistcii, koaiskn, r. tr. r. (8) I make it black, T paint 
 
 it black. 
 
 koailteni, koailten, koaiJt, r. rd. I make his black. 
 
 koakini'nkm, koaeinun, koaeiiiunt, r. tr. r. (8) I succeed ii, i 
 
 making it turn blacky I blacken it, v. g. T blacken the ivinita. 
 
 tion 01 one. 
 " koaeinultcni, koaciiiultcn, (16) ] succeed in blackening liii, I 
 
 'Koaeinultgu lu sku^sts.' You blacken his name, make his 
 
 name turn black. 
 Chin-koacinumt, I finally became black. 
 Chin-koainienz6t, I find myself black, bruised, black-eyed. 
 Chin-koainzut, I make mvself black. 
 I-CHiN-KOAis, 1 am black-faced, [from *Ko6i.'] 
 Chin-koi6s, i-golskodisi, or, chin-kodios, I became black-faced. 
 I-nkoaius, >;. Smutty. 'Nkoaius spktini.' Smutty wheat. 
 I-koAistoma, .s. Buffalo cow. 'I-koaikoaietoma.' Buffalo cows, 
 S'chkoci.shin, s'chkoe, .s. Blackfeet Indians. 
 Skoaize, Black blanket. 
 Ko.iiAMvs, .s. Black-gown, Ih'iest. 77. 'Koikoaialks.' 'Chin-kna 
 
 ialks.' I am black-gowned, I am a Priest. 
 Ko-an-koaialks, I am your Priest. 'Chin-cpKkoAialks.' 1 Imveal 
 
 Priest, I am a Catholic. 
 l-snkulkoaialks, My fellow-Priest. 'I-snku-cpl-koaialks.' M)| 
 
 ■ foUow-Catholic. 
 SkoAialks, s. The being Priest. 'Snko^ialksten.' The Order ctl 
 
 Priesthood. 
 Smcem kodialks, s. A Nun. 'Pelpilkui koikoaialks, imt 'cliibl 
 
 , koaialkasi.' I want to be a Priest, or a nun. 
 Koaii\Ikas, [from koofeimi,] It becomes black, [of a gown,] 'Chiks-j 
 
 koaialkasi.' I want to becftme a black-gown. 
 l-nko6il/.e, adj. It is black all inside. 
 
Tiie black-faewi. 
 
 aialks.' 'Chin-koa. 
 
 if Jigowii.] 'Chiks- 
 
 »7» 
 
 KOA 
 
 Xkoaiiilzo, part, pass. It turned hlack iiisidi-. 'Xenu ipik lu aseii- 
 ffjip^iiH, Tie knkm} W\q iicm iikoaiiilzo.' Though your soul bo 
 white if you sin, it will turn black. 
 i j.clikdilcoais, Black eyes, [black grain«, as hucklolicrries.] 'Chiii- 
 
 clikoilvoaiiis.' My eyes turiicd black. 
 I l-clikoaizo, Black all around. 'Ku-chkoaiazc' You turned black 
 all around. ■ 
 
 ll-tliilkoaiL^nc, Black all over. 
 [.iliokfiailko, Black board. 'Clikoaialko.' Wood that turned 
 
 bliiok by burning etc. 
 llvOAKOE'MGU. JI^-'KOEM.' ,,- 
 
 KOALCHKAN. JJ^'KUELCIT.' " 
 
 IciILVHS-KOAKOlMTI, v. Intr. I bclcb, nirio. 
 KOA ,-[roo< o/,] 
 Ichincs-koaini, cliin-koani, koaniiissb, v. act. iiul. (7) I move 
 
 something on. 
 Ileskoamini, koanist^n, koanistckn, r. ir. r. causs. (10) I make hin^ 
 
 or it move on, advatice, slide. 
 Ilvkoamstt'S lu spakaui. He makes tbo sun move on, glide, .ad^ 
 
 vance on. Je lefais ylisser. 
 ^ 3,_Tlii,s verb and derivatives cannot be used for things goin^ 
 
 on their legs or wings, wken they walk or fly. 
 [loyzkoamlm, v. loc. (10) I make it advance toward me, I make it 
 come, move on towards me. 
 
 koamltem, koamHin, v. ni. (17) I make his advance 
 
 to 'les-zkoamlt^m.' Make it come. 
 
 I" ikoamim, tkoamstdn, v. loc. I move it from there, or, 1 flrattf 
 move it. 
 
 Cliines-koamenzuti, v. ref. loc. I move myself, slide ijiyself to. 
 
 je me ylisse. [The proper word to tell Indians sitting on tboii't 
 
 lioelH to move on, without rising, but dragging themselves on. J- 
 
 'Chzii koamenzutui.' Move, glide hither, advance thithaf. ' 
 
 [Jhines-zkoumenzuti, v. loc. ref. 1 come, advance this way, glidingv- 
 
 'Ch^o zkoamenzutui.' Advance further on hitherwards. 
 piiines-chilkoakoami, I play checkers, la dame; [so called frorrf 
 
 moving the pieces on the chess-board.] 
 piiiNEs-KOArMt, chin-kodp, koapsh, v. intr. (5) I slide, I move by 
 
 natural movement; je me glisse. 
 Es-koapmi \\i spakani, kukiisem. The sun, star-i arc laoving ad- 
 
 
 /i 
 
 i^hi k 
 
c 
 
 
 S80 
 
 * KOK 
 
 vaiu-ing, marcliing on. 
 CbinoH-xkottpmi, I advunco thin way. 
 
 IcH-koiipim, koupHlt'ii, koapiNkii, (10) 1 iiinkc it move, Hlido, v.if 
 raiHing up u hIoiio or log, ho diut hy \[h iialiirul wuiglit it^m 
 movo on. 
 " koapnihioni, (H) I HitociHid in making it ntovu on. 
 " chkonpmliuMn, (thkoapniin, elikoapmint, v. loc, (11) I uJvmi,,^, 
 towardN it. 'T-kiiki\Mom clikoapmiiH in Ilotlilouni.' TlioNUr 
 moved on townrdti Hethlelieni. 
 
 '' elikoapmlUem, (10) I am moving advaneing toward lim 
 
 'ChkoapmiltH hi zUguH Maly.' It advanced, m(»ved un to the 
 lioune of Mury. 
 " zclikoapminem, I eome moving, gliding tItiH way. <X,.||, 
 KchkoapmiiH 111 eH-eltelHk6ligu.' lie will come, [Hlidin^ oni 
 clou<l,] advancing toward tliene that roHC again Iruin tiio 
 dead. 
 Es-koAngan, s. Slave, '('liin-koungan.' lam a captive, UNlavc, 
 
 HT'Uit^lt.' 
 I-skoAngan, s. My Hlave. 'Ko-as-koilngan.' I am your slave, 
 
 'Ku-iks-ko&ngun.' Thou be my Hiavo. 
 loH-koikntranem, kodnganemen, koi^nganement, (0) 1 have him for | 
 
 my slave. 
 ** kodnganem, koungan, (8) I take him for Hlave. 
 
 *' koAngailtein, ko&ngailten, (16) I take hiH fur tilnvu, 1 make 
 
 a Blave of his 
 
 " kolinkoi^nganem, koliHkodnganemen, I make him mj hIuvo. 
 KOATCiO, ;>/. kotkoatgo, ,f. KIbow of a »tove pipe, or in a 
 
 tree. 
 KOAUKOT, [and derivatives.] J»-Kotiu.' 
 KOAZKAN. tm-'Kotiz: 
 KOE— {root of,} 
 Kode, Bitten. 
 Chines-koeemi, chin-koeim, koeOish, v. act, tr. indef, (7) I bite 
 
 something. 
 
 Eoa ko6din, koeenten, ko66nt, conf. cs-kotHisten, es-kocoutiku, r, 
 tr. r. (10) I bite him or it. I 
 
 ** koekoi6m, red. 1 bite several times, or several objects, ill 
 
 different times. 
 • kot^tem, koilten, koti'lt, v. rd. (17) I bite \m 'Iml 
 
on. 
 
 (', (II) I udvuiicd 
 lilouni.' ThoHtar 
 
 5 IowuihI lim 
 
 luuvoil on to lh( 
 
 lIuH wuy. %% 
 mc, [nlidinj,' on a 
 it uguin t'ruin tlic 
 
 live, 
 .lur dlavo, 1 make I 
 
 2H\ 
 
 KOK 
 
 koolulil^ N|)Hiik8.' ITo ImIon our noHO. 
 
 IcHkooHliilcin, r. nl. (IT)) I l»itn (or hi 
 
 in. 
 
 t Ka«"<-I 
 
 ;(ii 
 
 iiiir}{iii, >■(•'/. l<iU!N-laH>Uo«*n(ii-giii, Wo liitti one iiiiwlhor, 
 
 ('lii,i,.s.|v(M'ii/.ii(i, I liitoinyHidf. 
 ('liim'skocmln'iNi./m/. 
 
 |m;i„\(.^ >'. Tlw Ititiii^. 'S/,|<oi(>.' Wlial liiis li(H-i» hilton, \ 
 PirnkoH'in, n. A l»itor. 
 I\ol<iii'iii«iii('ii, ■«. OiH' IiiiI»i1ii«I<mI Ut Jtitc. 
 Ilii l<(u'oii/.iitcii, N. My hitor, (hat hitcs ino. 
 
 iiiciii, Ivoi'diiin, inxfr. I Idd' willi il, f tisc it tobllr 
 ten, x. Kyc-lootli. 
 
 (VI- K 
 
 Dcctn 
 
 11 
 
 IKiu'tniii 
 
 ir. mdcA (7)Il)ite 
 H, e8-koco»l6ku, r, 
 koveral objects, itl 
 bile \m 'KaoS'l 
 
 il,^.|((K'i'iii'iiit'iii, K. I KU('C(*i>(l Ml Ititmg i(. 
 'liiin'M liutMzr, I liilt'. 'TuH korl/.f.' IIi docs iiol bito 
 •|iim>s-nlu)M/.f, I am bitten iMMido. 
 
 s-kitclzi'Mi 
 
 I bite bint. 
 
 iikorlzcni, iiI<oMz(>n, (H) I bite bis cntrailH, an wonnH do. 
 
 « kdc'u 
 
 Hciii, IvoriiNcn, (S) I bit*' it. in Ibc ini(bli«'; aroiin«l tl 
 
 to 
 
 loins. 'KK-Uoi'rtHom i-cbj<iiil|).' Carrying a brunch in the 
 
 IIIDlllll. 
 
 kolkoiiHcni, (H) I bite hiH lace. 'KH-UoHcofiH.' Van: bitton. 
 I" clikorm'Mi, flilvo/'iMMi, (X) 1 bite bin ear. 'KH-t'cblio^no.' Kar 
 
 liitloii. 
 
 kolkoeiisein, (H) I bite bin t^hcek. 
 
 iikoiiksein, (H) I bite bin nose. 
 
 koi'disoni, koiVeiiHen, (8) 1 bile hiH bund. 
 
 kdeiifiioni, I bite bin belly. 
 |« clikooHliiuiin, ebkoeHbint6n, (10) I bite bin foot. 
 
 koiikuntMslitein, konkan^isjiten, I grind my toetli at bim lor 
 
 spite. 
 \0\)\~[rnnt 'of,] 
 
 cliiiii'f* kmM, i-cliin ko^in), i-koi^inh, (H) I ]inreluiHe Homething. 
 kkoi'iem, ikorislen, i-k<W;iHkn, (8) I ptirebaNo that. 
 
 H.— Tlic 0, in jtrommnced short, and jtorhups better like a W. 
 Ikot'lKteii, .'!. MeanH of ])urehaHe, v. g. money. 
 nkociiUHton, k. id. 
 |thinefl-koiHkag»v, I puriluiHo ti horue. 
 
 iiilcf^u, (vfj. Ilieb. W^'Koiuiegn.' 
 f)¥.-[ront of,] 
 
 kocin, koenttn, koent, mnf. en koeHten, OH-kot'^ikii, ruif. ca- 
 
 Mi 
 M 
 
t 
 
 282 
 
 KOE 
 
 kookoostin, v. tr. I am wringing it, twisting it, squooziiw m 
 V. g. clothes, [a hard AT.] 
 
 wrinj. 
 
 Chinos-koocmi, chin-koe6ni, koojiish, v. act. ind. id. I am 
 
 ing. 
 Ta8 ko6e. It is not wrung out ; the whiskey is not all drank, iher.1 
 
 is something m yet. 
 CiiiNES-KOAKoiMOUi, I'liujui,' stauds for breast,] fhin-koakoamml 
 
 pass. (5) I am milked. 
 Chinos-koakofcmgui, {'hin-koakocimgum, koakoemguish, v.actinil 
 
 (6) 1 am milking cows etc. Lit. I am squeezing thobrea»u,| 
 Ios-koako«imgum, koakoenigun, koakoiimgniit, v. tr. r. (6) Ji 
 
 that cow, I squeeze her breasts. 
 " koaku^mgultem, (16) T milk his cows. 
 " koakui^mgushtem, (14) I milk cows for him, help himmilJ 
 
 ing. 
 Skoakotmgu, s. The milking. 'Szkoakofimgu.' The cow m 
 
 or the milk, what is milked by me. 
 Chines-koaposkanzfit, (5) T squeeze, press together my lips. 
 KOEM.,— [root o/,] 
 I-skodni, My habit, it is my practice. *Tam i-sko6m suikuzinj 
 
 Backbiting is not my practice, my habit. 
 Chin-ep-skofem, I have the habit. 
 
 S'chko6m, 5. The habit of, to 
 
 Tas'chko^m Isuinumti ks-shishei. She was not in the tmliit i 
 
 going with the boys. 
 Chines-koemmi, chin-ko6m, j)(ii<s. I got accustomed, 
 les-koemmim, koemmstfcn, red. ies-koakocmmim, koakoemmistej 
 
 koakoemniisku, v. causs. (10) I accustom him, I makehinu 
 
 customed to, 1 train him. 
 
 " koakoemmikem, (17) 1 train his accustom his Itn 
 
 him to it. 'Koakoemmilt tu askusigult tu snchaumcn.' iJ 
 
 custom your children to pray. 
 Ghinos-koakocmmiszuti, I train myself, I accustom myself. 
 les-koemminen, or, chkoemminem, koemmin, chkoemtuin, kixJ 
 
 mint, V. inst. (11) I am accustomed to him or it. 'Nmi 
 
 koemmintgu lu asgelui.' You will get used to yourhusbai 
 " koemmiHem, or, chkoammijttem, (16) I am getting used to biJ 
 
 or its N. B. — The difference of 'KoemmiHem and Km/ 
 
 niiltem;' the former is caussathr^ au the latter iiistmmehtl\ 
 
not in the kbit < 
 
 288 
 
 KOEL 
 
 ^[,es.kocmmcnn6gui, Wo get nc'customcd to one another. 
 L.nkoeintn«^U8em, nkoonitnfciiHon, i'. tr. (8) I um nccuatomod to 
 
 bo between, uinong thorn. 'Kooinin6uH868 i\i Mchku6isi}hiQ,' 
 
 lie got accuHtomcd to stay among the Bluckfoot. 
 likoemtUH, Aocustoincd to bo ainoHg. i ' 
 
 LkoeniiiHuhcm, (16) I am UMcd to bo among his 'Koern' 
 
 iniJubin i\i aBgdsigult.' 
 |ii KoAMM.iKSEM, koamm^kson, (8) I am aecuHtomod to eat 
 
 (Imt 'Koammiksentgu lu sui&pi sillcn.' You are used to 
 
 the white man's food. 
 LkoammakH, s. The food I am used to. 'Chin-op-skoammdks/ id, 
 Iskoammulcgu, s. The phioo 1 am used to. <Skoammi\logu sn- 
 
 cliaumis Jcsu Kli.' The place where Jesus Christ was used to 
 
 for prayer. 
 Lkoamniulegum, koammillegun, (8) I am accustomed to that 
 
 place. ^' 
 
 ioamkomt, adj. Pleasing. «ef'Pii.* 
 hinesnkocinfclsi, I take pleasure. 
 ^Mikoemfclscm, nkoeratlsten, (8) I make him take pleasure. 
 
 nkoemelscm, nkoemfelsemen, (9) I take pleasure at that. 
 
 nkoemdlsemUom, (16) I take pleasure at his 
 
 ae9-iil<o<'f"t*''^<^'"\<^""*^g"^ V. rec. We rejoice at each other. 
 
 hines-nkoemclsomisti, I feel pleasure. 
 
 hines-nkoainkomzini, T am a pleasant speaker. 
 
 isiikoamkomzinem, (9) J speak to him pleasantly. 
 
 |iin-koamkomzinemi8t, I became a pleasant speaker. 
 
 )EL-[root of,-] 
 
 |iines-ko6felmi, chin-ko661, v. intr. (5) I am ripening. 'Es-koifcl.* 
 
 It is ripe, it changed color. 
 belup, r. intr. The grass is ripe, the camash weed is ripe. 
 peleHhin, r. intr. The root, or foot is ripe, 
 kkoel^lp, V. intr. The leaves of trees are ripe, turning yellow. 
 jielulegu. The grass changing color, turning yellow. 
 Joel, Changed color entirely. 
 hin-koils, My faces' color is changed altogether, I am enraged. 
 
 Xkoeels.' lie got enraged. 
 lincs-koelsemisti, I am getting enraged. 
 |iiies-iik()clsenzikti, 1 enrage myself purposedly, I alter my 
 
 faces' color. 
 
 '■hS 
 
 m 
 
 T 
 i 
 
 r 
 
> 
 
 c 
 
 ;c 
 
 
 
 3^4 
 
 KOEL 
 
 l-(^liiii-I<oolNhiKt, ill. 
 
 r-t<n-oliU'iill<iiils, Vour cycH look fliuniiijL;, rod, raj^ln^. I'. •KuH' 
 Kof:i.KM, l<o6l(Mn(.'n, iikut'lonu'ii, .v. A soiij^. fcjf'NIiuiiti.* 
 KOKIiZKX, /)/, kolUocMzoii, v. Fir troo, fir trci' brundicH; Pa|,„ 
 
 Siuniiiy uinoMi^ Kalispcis, wlu) uho tliut kind of branchoN. 
 KOFA/V, or, KokWT—lroots oQ 
 N, H. — Tho.sc tw(» vorl)H aro placed Hide l»y side, lo muku inofj 
 
 ovid<*nt tlicir tnoatiiii;X3 \*M\i sliarp ut the lutior A/. 
 Cliinoskotlti, (•hin-k<»i'h, pas.f. \ am huulod on; v. g. a lutrse wit 
 
 his pack on Ih loaded, 
 rhincskociti, cliin-kotMt, 7>*7v.v'. I ant carried; v. g, (he im<l,- ofl 
 
 tlio hor«e carried hy the horse. 
 Chines-koclti, chin-koiMterii, ko«MtiHh, (H) T load homio one. 
 Chines-kocHi, chin-ko6l(ein, koeltiHh, (H) I carry Hoinething. 
 len-koclten), kotltcn, kocltent, /". //•. r. (8) I load him, I put a load I 
 
 on him. 'Ko-kocltis.' He loaded me, ilni a chanje. 
 
 kotlt(>m, koe!tst(!n, (S) I make him carry. 
 
 koiMtem, koclt(Mnen, kocltement, ronf. eH-ko<lltenisleii, imtr, 
 
 (0) I am loaded with him, I loud myMcIf with him. 'KoUl- 
 
 tenns.' lie put me on himseir, he loaded himself with nip i 
 
 [not to carry one] 
 " koeUcin, koi^ltemen, koeltement, ront. os-koiMtemstcn, (;i,<(, I 
 
 (9) I cany him. 'Ko-koidtemis.' He curries mo. 
 N. li. — 'F'iS-koelteniMtern,' I rciiuiiii loudc<l with hiui. •Ks-k(ui.| 
 
 tenjsten.' I was carrying him. 
 Is;?koi'!t, Whom I load, v. g. u horse that I loaded with a jmck, 
 Isxkofclt, Whom I carry, v. g. a hale of hlankets ct<'. 
 K^^-ko<ilt, It is loaded on, v. g. the horse. 
 Es koi>lt, It is ])acl\cd on, carried ; the loud carried. 
 I-sgukoclt, My pucker, thut loads horMes, one that i»ackH, loniltl 
 
 horses for mo, 
 I sgnkofeH, My currier, or packer, i. e. the pack-hor«e itself, orj] 
 
 man currying things by my or<ler. 
 Jn-I*oeltenzuten, .«. He thut loads mo. 
 Tn koel:t<>n7'i\ton, s'. T[s thut carries uw. 
 X. R. — Thc^ examples given express well the dift'erctue lnlHcfii| 
 
 the two verbs, tliongli both can bo rendered by the Kii^'lii,liJ 
 
 I pack, which means both to lou<l one, and curry Intn. 
 lc« koi'ltltcni, kotMtlten, v. nf. [^U\) I loud his 
 
n 
 
 V. }j;. tho jmfk of 
 
 [•k-lior«»'. itself, or a 
 
 285 
 
 KOKL 
 
 |f,,a(.tMtlt('ni, (16) T pack, carry \\\h 
 
 IjctKiiiltcni, [from 1lu> mstr.'] (10) 1 am loaded with IiIh 
 
 l<()(MlinHt'in, [frf»tn tlio insfr.'] (10) T am carrying Ihh 
 
 liorllsliitcm, (14) I help him loading, I load lor him. 
 I^ocll'^liitcm, (14) I carry for him, help him carrying nomo- 
 
 tliinj,'. 
 
 |]\;iiski>lU<nu)init^gui, Wo load ono another. 
 \'.i,.s-k(tHi'meMu6gui, We carry ono another. 
 (;i,N.!<oltsl)i1iu^gui, Wo help ono another loading. 
 \a(s kfltMhifiu^gui, We help one another carrying. 
 iii,(sK<)llMti, r load tny child. 'IoH-kolt*hom.' I load his 
 
 fhild. 
 liiHsIcollcIti, T carry my child. 'loH-koftciHcm.' f carry hin 
 
 rl.ild. 
 liiiiis-K-oHMzci, chin-kolt^'Izem, I load meat, T [lul balcH of moat 
 
 on. 
 
 hiiiii'H-l<oHelzci, <*hin-koH»M/.om, I carry meat. 
 I'skiilti'Izom, kolt/'l/.en, (8) f load it, [horne,] with moat. 
 
 kdltt'lzi'iii, kolt6l/,omeTi, (0) I load myself with the moat. 
 
 k()lt(Mz('in, koVtel/.on, (H) F carry the meat. 
 Illikiiiltcn, f. A pack saddle, where the load is put on. 
 i\Ks-Koi,c:Tif:Ni, chin-kolchin, pn<i'<. T am loaded on the back, as 
 
 {I ]mck lioi'HO is. 
 ;iiiii('s-k(.I(li/Mii. (Iiin-kolchfcnem, kolch^nish, r. art. ind. (6) I 
 
 load some horse, or man, on the back, 1 pack a horse. 'Chines- 
 
 kdlkolchcni,' red. 
 Irsknlcliiiicni, kolcht'^n, kolchtnt, (8) T load hi.s back, I pack him, 
 
 [horse,] or man. 
 
 kolobf'iioin, kolchcnemen, kolchdnement, imtr. (9) 1 am 
 
 loaded with it. 
 
 kokh^iltom, kolehtiUen, (16) I load his I pack his I 
 
 put on the back of his 
 
 kolchi-nemltom, kolchencmlten, [from the insir."] (16) I am 
 
 loaded with his 
 
 leskcdehcnuegui, Wo load each other on the back. 
 lioskolchoiTienuegni, We are loaded with each other. 
 kincs-kolchiHumshi, I load for people. 
 liNEs-Kfii.ciiisK^OAKi, chin-kolchiskagacm, (0) T pack, load a 
 
 lioi'se on the back. 
 
 m 
 
 I. 
 
 si 
 
 
 
 '■s 
 
I 
 
 to- 
 
 S8« 
 
 KOEN 
 
 T<>M kolchiHkii^iU'iii, kul('liiHkiiij;tu>ii, kolclii.skiigiKtiit, (IH) I im,{. 
 
 hin hoi'No. 
 " kolcliiHknj^iuMtt'in, (10) I |mck tlio horst'H ol" liis 'Ft'N.|»„|. 
 
 chiHkii^at'Hhtcm.' I liol|) Itiin packing Uio Iioi'hi'h. 
 KolohiNkdgHc, pas.-<. A puck, [l(»a<lo<l] liornc. 'Kolclu'iit'iit i,, 
 
 H'clif^tMlps kaoH koclti.' I'ack the grey Iioi'hci, that lie may 
 
 pack, lit. load tho hack of Iho groy liorwo that he may caiTT. 
 Mguk()lch<iiU!m, HgukoIcliiHktkgac, .v. A packer, jiacking horw.s, 
 Kolchoiiziktyii, .s. Tho packer. 'Kolchoii/iUis.' lie that juuki, 
 
 that horHO. 
 ChincH-kolkoidti, SeeinH to (»riginate frotn, 'KoiJiti,' Load. 
 KOKN,— [rr/o/o/,] 
 
 OhlnoB-koi'iii, «'hitic8-ko/'ii, I am Mhowcd out, tnonxtrutiis. 
 Chinos. ko^ni, [kmini ?J cliin-koiiiom, kotruHh, v. act, iml, (0) I 
 
 am showing something (or inspection, insj)ot'ting, eNNiuini; 
 
 Hontething. 
 los-k<»6iiem, koi^n, ko»int, r. tr. real, (S) I show it, monMro^ Igiv(, 
 
 it Cor inspection or trial, I make il inspected, I oiler ll lurin. 
 
 spection. vKofcnt.' Show it out," let us see it. 
 
 kon-koenem, red. 
 
 kot^nkem, kot'iilten, koeneJt, r. rel (10) f show it to liini, I 
 
 try his I show his 'Kokoeuoh.' Sliow it lo nu'. 
 
 '• ko/'ushtom, ko^inshton, koiinshit, r. rel. (14) I show somothiii); 
 
 to him, or for him. 
 " koi'-nphcm, koi^nshemen, koi^nsliement, r. rel. (9) 1 show it 
 
 to some one, indefinite person, I siiow, make seen, known im 
 
 hidden object, a cache, a lost article, not mine. 
 
 " ko6nshomUom, v. rel. (16) I show his to somebody else. 
 
 Chinc8-ko^!nHhi, r. rel. I show something to somebody. 
 Isz-ko6n, What I examined, what is shown by mo. 
 Chinofl-kon'nzi^ti, I try myself, I show myself, me ipsum proba, I 
 
 show myHolf out. IV Below. 
 Chine«-ko«in'mei, chinos kot^n'me, pass. I am examined, under 
 
 trial, 
 riiines-koin'mei, ehin-ko6n'mom, ko<>n'mci8h, r. art. ind. (6)1 
 
 have something under examination, I have something under 
 
 oonHuItation. 
 l(,s-ko^n'niem, kot^n'mcn, kot n'ment, r. tr. real, instr. (9) I have 
 
 that bronght before me to consult and deliberate about, lam 
 
 « 
 
.t, (Ifl) I pk 
 
 examined, undo: 
 
 287 
 
 KOKN 
 
 ri)iisii1tiiif<, (loli))ora(iii^ alfoiil il or 
 
 him, I Hpy it. N. H. — 
 
 fliis JH Uio iiHtruiiicntuI form of 'luH-koi'iiotn,' I hIiow it. 
 'Ics kiM^iionuMJ.' I liuvo it nIiowii, oxliihitud buforu ino, to 
 tiiko cogniKiitU'o of. 
 
 .. ko(^ii'ii»'t«Mii, l<o(;iriulton, k.)i'ii,inolt, v. rel. (10) I havi* Iuh 
 
 mIionvm, oxhibitud to mo for doliborutiun, I doliborutn about 
 
 liis I tako fOHfiiizaiico of biH I Hj»y biH 'Kokouii- 
 
 iiu'ltj^ii ^11 i-Hgiiiliin.* My Mti'its uro boforo your «yoH, you noo 
 nil my h1«'|»*^, yf>u tako cogiii/aiuu of my hIujjs, veMiijia piiluin 
 iiiinrutn I'onsiflnftxti. 
 Kius-kiiii'iiM'niU'^ui, We obst'rv*' ono anolbcr, wo dolibcrato, con- 
 
 !«iilt ot, about ono aiiotbor, \v«! Npy ono anotltor. 
 I ('iiK(is'Mi;i'if.K, pdss. Spiod, coMHultod uporj by tbo cbiofs. 
 Itvi'likoit'iiH'pilom, ('likoM'nu>|iiion, (<S) I luko cn^ni/Jiiico of it or 
 
 liiiii, as ,jud;{0, chief, with authority, I bold council about it. 
 " (.likdii'nW'piU'dtem, (10) I tako <;o^nizanco, cophuU, hold coun- 
 cil about biH 
 
 (liincs-kon'nicn/.fjti, I havo myM(<lf urnU'r inHtruction, under trial, 
 
 I InHpoct inyHolf. 
 h'liiNKs-Koi.KOKNiHTi, chin-kolkoohist. I am exploring a roa<l, a 
 I place etc., f do soniotbing with diligence. 
 ('iiiNKs-NKofeNr, cbincHMikot^n, pdss. 1 urn choHon, I am Hbowodout 
 I from among others. 
 
 |('liiriOH-iik()»''ni, ebin-nkoeneni, nkocnisli, v. art. ind. (0) T show, 
 I indicate which T choose. 
 
 jlts-nkoniom, nko6n, nkoent, v. tr. real. (8) I chose it, I pick it 
 out iiH nty pi(d\, I single it out. Red. *Ies-nkon-ko(>nom.' 
 
 " iikoinltein, (16) I chose it for bim, 1 choose bis 
 
 " iikoiinshtem, (14) T cliooso for him. 
 ISziikci'ii, What is chosen. Ms/,nko6n.' What I choose. 'Kosz 
 nkocn.' I am the choosen. 'Kosznko6is.' I am his chosen, 
 I am chosen by him. 
 IlKHNKoiiNKrM, nko^nkun, nko^nkunt, r. tr. real. (8) I taste it, 
 [the liquid.] *Nko«>!nkui8 tas sustis.' Gmtarit rinum, ct non 
 bibit. I try the liquid, essay it. 
 
 '• nko^nkuhoni, I taste his 
 
 ["hiiies-chkon'mipilei, chin-«!bkon*m«ipile, pasa. I am under trial 
 
 of cliiofs. 
 I'binos clikon'ni/jpilci, chin fbkon'nu^pileni, r. n^f. hifr. I am cou- 
 
 "*y, 
 
IS 
 
 i 
 
 
 288 
 » KOES 
 
 suiting about tiuinothing. 
 Sguchkon'mfepilc, s. A judge, counsellor, [inasmuch uis they j. 
 
 liberate, consult.] 
 Kon'niepilenzuten, s. Ti;o coiisultor about a definite matter. 
 1e8-nkon'menkm, nkon*m«inen, (9) I deliberate from what Ihoarl 
 
 of him. 'Nkon'menemzin.' 1 judge you from what I heufQf 
 
 you. ^ 
 
 Szko6n'mc, Consulted upon. 
 Cuin-nkognkm£zin, My words arc under trial. 
 Io8-nkoenem4^zinem, nkoenemc/Jn, (8) I observe his words 
 
 'Kaos-nkoencm^zilils t-Kolinzuten.' God has under his cyej I 
 
 our wordb, takes cognizance of all our words. 
 " nkoenem^ziltem, I take cognizance of the words of his 
 
 *Ta koks nkocnemeziltgu lu innogonog.' Do not bother yourj 
 
 solves, or do not ol)serve what my wife says. 
 Nkon'm<izisk6ligu, s. A petulant spy of people's talk, one iliai 
 
 remarks whatever people talk, and goes to report. 
 Chines-kon'mluisi, freq. 
 Kukonkon'memtll lu lasnkuskeligu.' You remark, spy the folkj 
 
 you spy. 
 Koen'menzuten, &'. lie that observes, spies him for good or tvil 
 
 intention^, ho that consults. 
 KOEST,— [roof o/,] 
 Kofcst, Deep snow. 'Kocst lu smikot, I'koist.' In the decpi 
 
 snow. 
 Kustuilsh, It grows deeper, the snow. v. g. the more wo I'oi 
 
 the mountain, the deeper is the snow. 
 Nko^st lu s^ulkuj Deep water. 'L'nko6st.' In deep water. 
 Kkustuilsh lu H^ulku, It becomes deep. 
 KOEU,— [roof of,-] 
 
 I-chin-kodu, lam wicked altogether, I am a fool, drunk. 
 Chinos-koeui, chin-ko6u, koeush, v, intr. (5) 1 become drunk, inl 
 
 ebriated, I become wicked. 
 Chincsokodu, cs-kodush, I am, was drunk, be drunk. 
 I-ehin-koko6u, dim. lam a fool, cmzy, insane. *I-pkokoeuI' Yel 
 
 fools ! 
 Ie6.-ko6uni, ko6un, koiiunt, cont. es-koeusten, es-kotusteii, r.cml 
 
 (8) I made him drunk, wicked. 
 " koko^um^ I make him a ibol. 
 
smuch us they jj 
 
 Mist.' In the (leci 
 
 s-kotusteii, c. c'iimJ 
 
 389 
 KOKU 
 
 ii,s.koeiiin, kocumon, ko^umont, r. intttr. (9) 1 find it inebriating. 
 ,1 iikotMiin, nkoeunion, it. 
 
 a ko<iiiltoni, r. rel. (16) I intoxicate hiw 
 
 i. |{okt>>'iiltoin, r. rs^ (10) 1 make a fool, cvazy of his 
 
 ■Iijiics-kooluisi, v.freq. 
 
 'lijims-koeiilHlii, v. inch. I grow, begin to be wicked. ■ • 
 
 '|)inoH-l«)k*'au8hi, v. inch. I uiu growing ana fool. 
 'l,j,ies-ki)eumiHti, v. rrf. 1 pructioo wickediioss. 
 Iiiiios-kotinni, To play the wicked. 
 k,s.k.)t'Uiiii«ton), kocutnistemon, o. instr. (9) I intoxicate niystdf with 
 
 it I ^ct drunk with, on tluit 
 
 liiiu's-kociihzuti, v. rcf. I intoxicate niyselJ. 'ChincH-koouszikti.' 
 
 I bcfoiuc drunk. 
 Skotii, f. The being drunk. 
 >;i<(icut('ii, i!. The making drunk. 'A ta ku-f'pt-koeutcn?' Have 
 
 you no whinky ? 
 
 Ij-iikdcu'iiinton, i-wkounziiten, s. What 1 intoxicate myself with; 
 what I uwe to play mischief. 'Esia u nkueumwtiH.* Evcry- 
 thiiii;;, every one is good for him to do mischief. 
 IvmiiiiK'ii, .s. What intoxicates. 
 :[IlNKS-XKOKUZINr, I speak wickedly. 
 
 Ji.vchkei;"^''"^'"»*'^^'*<^^"^'"*""*^"> chkocuzinenient, cont. es chko^u- 
 zincnisten, (9) I insult him by words. 
 (iikokoeii/Jnem, 1 speak to him foolishly. 
 Es-chkokozinemltumshi.' He makes fools of the people. 
 
 rffs-ehkot'uzinenjltem, (16) I insult his bywords. 
 
 |KS-ciiK()f;i!CHSTEM, chkocuchstemci), chkoeuchstement, coni. ch- 
 koeiu'listemsten, (9) I insult him by deeds. 
 
 ohkoeuclistemHem, I insult his by actions. 
 
 1" thkokocnzinem, chkoko6uzinemen, (9) 1 speak to hun hh a 
 
 Iboi. 
 
 I" chkokotiuchstem, (9) I treat him as a fool. 
 Chines NKOAi'KAN, I turn my ht;ad wildly as a drunkard, 
 [•(•hin-chkoukoeus, I look like a drunkard. 
 i-KOEKoiuoui, (ft) lie turns until he is bewildered, [practice of 
 
 some uuiusement, without blind-folding.] 
 \f).vi;KOT, ailj. Wicked, vicious, [from 'Koi>u.'] 
 jjkoaukol, .s'. Tlie beiiig wicked, 'hu i-skoaukoi.'^ My vicious- 
 
 UCHH. 
 
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 290 
 
 KOEZ 
 
 Ics-kokothn, kokot'Ht6n, kokot'HU'kii, (tO) 1 mako him bet 
 
 'Olllt 
 
 wicked. 
 
 " koAukotcm, kodukolcmcn, or, kolkoaukotenu'ii, (fl) I iiuj 
 
 vioioua. 
 Clnncs-kokotilski, J', inrh. or, kokotuilslii, I bc{j;in to be wiukid. 
 ToH-kokotilshcm, kokotilshHton, v.cuusi^. (H) 1 mako lii 
 
 "iin 
 
 in 
 
 wicked. 
 
 griiw 
 
 I-Hiikulkoaukot, My coniijanion in wickcilnos, uiy co-vicioiLs. 
 Ic8-nkulkokolilshcni, iikulkokotilbhemcn, (10) I grow \\■\^\^;^ 
 
 apaco 
 Ilk II 
 com 
 
 wi 
 
 thh 
 
 nil. 
 
 ;odnkot(>in, nkiilkoaukotomcn, (0) 1 have liiiii as 
 pnnioii in wickcdnoMs. 
 KORZ,— [roo^o/.] 
 
 I-chin-ko/zt, suhj. cliiks-ko6/,ti, I am full. N. IV— The K, to 
 Bliarp, in order to distinguish it from 'Ko&/A,' Warm; and 
 all the dorivatos. PI. raf. MvozkotV.t.' 
 (Jhkoczt, Killed from above, as the Apostles on Pentecost day. 
 
 IIIV 
 
 Tes-1 
 
 koczenem. 
 
 k 
 
 oezen. 
 
 kni' 
 
 zeni, r. tr. (10) I fill it, [box iti,,] 
 cont'f cs-ko/'7.8len, ko(^/,iskii. 
 
 " ko/jziUem, koi'zilten, koezilt, r. nl. (10) I fill his uy it 
 
 for him. 
 " kotV.ishtem, kotV-isbten, rd. (11) I beli) him to till. 
 NkoztAs, Full of fire, as bell. 'L'nkozti'is.' In a jtlace full ,i| 
 
 fire. 
 NkoiV.l/.e, Full inside. 
 Ies-iikt>6zel7,em, nkoezlzen, rout, os-nkoezlzsten, (8) 1 feel it ii,. 
 
 side. 
 " idvo6zelzem, iikoezel/.6men (9) hi gt\st, 1 am filled with {i;nuo, 
 Nko^zku t'siieul-, Water, place full of fish, 
 los-nkoezkum, nkocV.kusten, nko6/,kusku, /•. tr. T fill the wator. 
 
 'Nko6zku8kui lusf^ulku.' Jiepletc aquas. 
 KOEZ,— [roo^ of,-] 
 I-chin-koez, T am well warm, [not hot,] I do not feel eoltl, J. 
 
 V ,s'«(^ 
 
 chaud, and not, j'ai chaud. 
 
 Chines-koezmi, T warm myself by exercise, or fire, I am i,'clliii" 
 
 warm, I am warming up. ./<• (ficicns chaud. 
 Es-koi zmi, The weather is warming up. ^M kdazkain'iii, 
 
 Chincs-kot^zi, chincs-koez, 1 warm myself, 1 am getting warmattlie ^m kanoniishi I 
 
 firo. 
 
 kiiazuuin'iiil 
 
\ \ 
 
 n;in to be \vickt.,i 
 
 Imvo liiin Us 
 
 ttiiii'warnialtlie 
 
 291 
 
 KOEZ 
 
 i,(.s-I<i)t/,ti, T wjirm myself by iidtlidg IilaiikctK otv., I inuko 
 myself {,'et warm. 
 ^Ii],„.s-|c(u'zini, cljiii-ko/'zem, koiVJuli, r. art. iml. (0) I wanu soiiic- 
 
 ihini,' or Homebody. 
 j,.lj(,k(K^ziiii, koUoi"/,, Tbo weather Ih moderating, getting ti little 
 
 warm, calduccio. 
 Lkot'/.c'in, koiV.en, ko6zent, cont. es-kot/slen, o. tr. real. (8) I 
 
 warm lii'n, or it. 
 Lkozkot^zcm, red. 
 
 |i kn(7.cm, koiV.MUMi, ko^zineiit, v. instr. (0) I ukc it to wurm, I 
 find it warm. 
 
 is-koizKom, r.rd. (16) I warm IiIh or itforliim. 
 
 ki)('zs!)toni, V. nl. (It) f help him wanning Komething, 
 liincskoczniiMti, (;. irf. I warm mynell with something, 
 hinoskooz'nzuti, r. ref. I warm myHelf. 
 joskooznu^giii, v. rec. We warm one another. 
 aoslvoozmeniK^gui, v. rcc. instr. We warm ourselves with ono 
 
 another, as two fellows sleeping together. 
 UoH-kozHiimHhi, v. pop. 
 LiH's-kozrnluisi, v. freq. 
 |iini'^(I)ilkoez(^ne, T arrive to the warm «eason. lit. I am warmed 
 
 all over. ftaJT'Ohil.* 
 \(ii'7„ i>. The being warm. 'Szkoez.' What \h warmed. 'Es- 
 
 Mz.' It is warm. 
 |[0(''Z, Warm room. 
 
 izmen, s. Warming pan, what is used to warm. 
 lizmon, s. What warms, v. g. warm elothes. 
 loizitikii, Warm water, not cold. 
 jkdi'zlzo, i-nmitlze, i-ntlakalze, Warm room. 
 iizKAV, ^'. Ifjit, ca]), bonnet, crown, diailem, lit. What keeps the 
 
 lioiul warm, [used for anything to wear on the head.] 
 liioskoi'izkani, ehin-koizkan, koazkan.sh, ('>) I wear u hat ete. 
 Iiifskoa/.kani, chin-koAzkanem, koAzkanish, (0) I put on a 
 
 hut. 
 lliiiizkatii'iii, koiizkan, koazkant, (S) I put a hat on him. 
 
 kdazkaiHeni, (10) 1 put, give a hat to his 
 
 kuiizkatu'm, koazkanemen, (10) I wear, use that hat. 'Koaz- 
 
 kaiioniishi kukusem.* Star-erowncd. 
 
 kduzkain'nilt'.'Mi, v. instr. rd. (I*5) T wear, u^e, take his hat. 
 
 
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 292 
 
 KOI 
 
 •Ko-koazkancmFlgu iu inkodzkun.' You use, wear my o»nl 
 'KokoAzkiiiHgu lu iH-kuH^c' You j^ave u hat to mv 
 
 hat. 
 Hon. 
 
 lam 
 
 Chin-chko^zkan, f ask for a hat, I am after a hat. 
 
 KOEZT, «^'Ku6z.' 
 
 KOGKRINCHST, s. Finger nail, nail, angle. 
 
 KOGUKXT, teir' Kongo.' 
 
 KOJE, pr. pers. I, myneW. 'I-koi6.' It is I. 'I-chin-koi^.' 
 
 here. 
 Koi^, adj. It is mine. 'Ikt-koi6.' Re it mine, 'iju koi6.' Jli^p 
 
 the fnine. 'SiU ikt-koi^.' What is to be mine. 'Lunoknie' 
 
 If it be mine. 
 Ics-koi('.'m'm, koifcmen, v, tr. real. (9) I take it for myself, I niakJ 
 
 it mine. *Koi6mcnzin.' I take thee to myself. 'Koiehmen,' 
 
 I take you for mine own, I have you. 
 " koiemeltcm, koi^melten, v. reh (16) I take his to mc, 
 
 'Koi<>melj5in \\\ ustomchfelt.' I took your daughter to myself,! 
 
 'Koi^melten hi gatlziis.' I made my own his horses, [and so 
 
 on in the few persons that the verb's meaning allows, ot the 
 
 first porsoM singular of each tense and mode.] 
 " chkoit'Iem, chkoitlemen, (9) I want to be your ohief, voQfi 
 
 master, owner. *Ku iks-chkoiclem.' I wish to bo yourinas- 
 
 ter. 'Xein ehkoiol^menzin.' I shall take you as my subject 
 
 my own. 
 " fhkoicMemftem, chkoiiiR-mUen, v. rel. I make myself owner 
 
 chief of his. 4@°~'Anui.' 
 Skoi, ,«. Mother. P^ »Sk6ik6i.' ./)/«. 'Sfkokoi.' It is used only 
 
 bv bovs, not bv girls, 
 l-skokoi, i-skilkui, (U.m. My father's sister, aunt, [said only byjl 
 
 boy.] 2nd. My brother's son, [said by a woman.] 
 Tes-koiom, k/tiemen, koiement, or, ies-kolskoiem, (9) I take lierl 
 
 for my mother, [said by men only,] not by women. 
 Chines-kolskdi, I act as a mother, I am a boy's God-iuotlier. 
 KOIEPEST, s. Chin. 
 KOI,— [roof o/J 
 I-koi, s. The weather is calm, no wind on land or water, 'T-nkoi, 
 
 i-nk(Silz(;,' Kooni *<heltered Cnini winds by being woU chmc- j 
 
 ked, 
 I koikii, .s. Dead water, cahn watvr. '1 koilcgu.' riacc -lu'lt.rcJ 
 
PlflCO vlii'It.ToJ 
 
 398 
 
 KOI 
 
 I Irom Mindw. ' 
 
 I-cliilkoilfii, s. Dead siirfaco of i\ • ■ 
 
 E.s.k6ii, The wind is faJlinL^ 'tT 7^?' '"''« ««'*• 
 
 foliin^^ getting calm. ^' ' ^'■'^'^-'•' The wind is „ea, 
 ICInncs-koimi, chin-kiim, ko.sh ^fi^ r .. 
 
 wnul. '''"«''' (6) I shelter „ome one from 
 
 [/.s.ko,o,n, koion, koient, v. tr. real rsw k , 
 " koimlteni, k,>>in,hon, v rel T 1 .7 f ^*'^*®'' ''* ^om wind 
 
 iChines-koi.niHti, kotkoimist" I ^ "^• 
 
 ^-gintoaco„,oe,orin\hotool '"'^"'' ''"^'^ ^'"^^ by 
 
 P"™«"'«"'>"l.vr, flii„.k„i|.„i.hi' """■■ ™« under. 
 
 I ..y^noo, !,„,„, -C:t hZ?' »:''t"''''' ("^ ^'"«-' 
 I ^'"e^'<- ^""'' ^<'"'- Remain on your 
 
 fhines-koikoishnd'pi. I kn#»ol „* *i- „ 
 
 iU foot of thi c™r "' "" ""•' "' » t-e, ., M.g,.,.„^ ^^ 
 
 I "J««»«J Saw-araont. '"'"''''"' ""leM before the 
 
 *""" with pioko,,, in order' t„VhT>f ^ *'">'« <•'"•« 
 •■alwi» kept still. ^ ' '■"■ " ''"■•rier where the 
 
 r- --■--"...) I .ake. harrier,. tre„eh..„ 
 
 Ko, .. The trench ^ ^'"'^ *^ ^'•^"^•b- 
 
 f^o^o, .. The trenoh-maker 
 
 I 4 
 
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 ^" 
 
IS 
 
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 304 
 
 KOIL 
 
 Koi('»M:(if, s. T^lfli. 'riiiii-koiolegii.' I am I'icli. fl^iv-'Kooi.' 
 loH-koioIcgum, koi(Mcgusten, (8) I make him rich. 
 " koi6logiim, koiologumen, i\ initr. (0) I fiiul my riolios injt, 
 Nkoiulcgiitcn, s. What makes him rich. 
 C'hkoi6h>giitoti, s. What one is rich for. 
 KOIL,— [roof o/,] 
 Chinns-koili, chin-kollfm, koilish, r. oct. ind. (0) I cheat Konn'- 
 
 hody, play tricks, defraud, not giving exactly the cqiiivak'nt 
 
 but less than dne, or a bad article for a good one. 
 Ics ko'ilcrn, koilcn, koilciit, conf. i s-koilstcii, cs-koilnkn, r, ^r, /■ 
 
 (8) I <'heat him, play him a trick, I defraud him. 
 
 " koilltem, (10) 1 cheat his 
 
 " kolhlitom, (M) I cheat in his favor. 'Ko'ilon hi iiiiliiiriirnn, n 
 
 koilshtemeii.' I cheat my boss, and cheat in your liivor I 
 
 steal from my boss to give you more than due. 
 ** koiltiimshi, r. poj\ I cheat people. 
 Iesoolkoi'l'lkm, golkoil'Ien, (8) I gain this by tricks. 
 Sgolkoil'l, .s. The unjust gain by cheat. PL 'Sgolkolkoil'I.' Tho 
 
 unjust profits. 
 In-golkoil'lten, -s. What I gain unjustly, by tricks. 
 Kaes-koilnutgui, r. rrc. Wo cheat one anotlier. 
 In-kolkolinzuten, y. My cheater that swindles mc. 
 Kolkolomiil, .s. A tricky fellow, a cheat, 
 (./hin-kol'lenziit, s. I cheat myself. 
 
 Tos-nko6il8cm, nko<iilsen, v. vol. I think him a swindler. 
 KOIh,—lroot of,] 
 
 I-chin-koif, I am smart, lively, gaillard. 
 Chines-koili, chin-koif, I sun getting lively, spirited. 
 Ohines-koilemi, chinos-koUeniisti, koilcmistish, r. r<f. (;')) 1 do mv 
 
 best, T strive, f cxei-t niystdf, 1 make iiiystlf livel}-. 
 Tes-chk'ttl-cmistcin, chkoilemisteinen, clilcoilemistcnient, r. inxtr.[^) 
 
 I do my best towanls it. 'Ks (.hkoileinistineiitgu lii mliau- 
 
 T)o your best for religioi), lor 
 
 men In sVhchemaskat.' 
 
 heaven'H sake. 
 Iks-koh-zinem, koi'zinenicn, K-oilzincmen1, r. iitf<tr. (0) 1 exhort! 
 
 to do his best. 
 " koilzinemhoiii, r. nl. (Ifi) T cxiiort \\\< to do his liont, 
 
 strive. 
 Kaes ko}zinemenu6gui, r. rcr. We exhort one another etc. 
 
los-Ulohsto,.., kolfc.I..sto,n,*u,„ m, r 
 |Ivnii,K();/j' ,s^ Llvrly. su/fv • . ' "''^'''' '"■'" 
 
 /oHeMowo..K-/ "'^"^■""- Jo,n-.son,, ;Cc.^, ^ «''-M 
 
 Ivoilliclistcm, koilllr.l.s.* *"' 
 
 koiiiHJi.stemJtoui r ,.,./ , ,!.' ^^ ^ ^'"''O- iuiu .,,, r 
 -"•^■, [a.s .MaHha.! ^ "^' "'■>--''^- to u-oHc 1 V'^'"'^- 
 
 UiumciiWleni, d:, / , ^^H huu 
 
 ^■S-niK...MKO/M.M,. J J^^. , . '"^''^^''^ 
 
 f ""nk(..,„, li„„,,,„C, ' ' "■" quick. 
 I '^ - "'""fflinVkhi, 
 
 l-i' v." 
 
m 
 
 
 »^ 296 
 
 KOIi 
 
 Chin-kommAlka, I am bruvo, Hiimrt in work, in gunihling, an... 
 
 thing a winner. 
 Tos-komm&ll<ani, komm6lkan, komiu&lkunt, (8) 1 l)out him, | ^.^^ 
 
 coll him. 
 KOIN,— [roo< of,1 
 T-koin, Groon color. 
 Skoinzo^ Groen blanket. 
 KoinuilHh, It bocomos grcun. 
 
 I-koin!ogu, Groon land, [covorod with groon grasH.] 
 Koiniilkiji, Groen Bhirt. *(yhin-koinalkH.' J droHM in groon. 't'liin. 
 
 koinalks.' My dross is groon. 
 Koiniks, Groon face, [turned groon.] 
 Chkotikoinfl, Green eyes, groon grains. 
 KOIT,— [root of,] 
 Chinos-koit'si, chin-koit's, or, koitis, imp. koit'sish, v. I bend niy 
 
 head down, the simple inclination, or bowing tho hcHii. 
 
 N. B. — Tho S, in the end stands for face, 1 salute byuNinifi, 
 
 bow. 
 los-koit'scm, koit'semen, koit'somont, (9) J bond my head to him, 
 
 I salute him. 
 " chkoit'sem, chkoit'scmon, (9) I bond my head on IiIh accountJ 
 
 towards him. 
 " koit'som, koit'stcn, v. causs. 1 bond his head. 
 Kaes-koit'somenut^gui, v. rcc. Wo bow to each other, wo salute cailil 
 
 other. 
 Snkoit'sten, s. The salutation. 
 KOKOEICH, s. A kind of poor Hsh. 
 KOKOLIET, s. White barck. 
 
 KOKOMEUS, s. A horse of two years. PL 'Koikonieus.' 
 KOLINALKO, s. Birch tree. 
 KOLKOLICHE, s. Redwood-pecker. H^'Kuil.' 
 KOh,— [root of,} 
 I-chin-kol, pass. 1 am made, i. o. I am not unbaptized, iiniiii 
 
 ried, [it moans only tho status.'] 
 Chinos-kole, chine8-k61, kolsh, r. pass. (5) I ani made, I am 
 
 tized, I am married, i. o. 1 have boon done, siia'anml^ 
 
 'Kaes-ai^uti u fa kao8-k61i.' We live together, but wo are 
 
 married. 'Chicks-kbli.' 1 wish to be baptJKcd, orlol 
 
 married. 
 
 IciiiiK'ski'iIili 
 Eijofn, 
 Ikh'ii, f 1 
 
 illlNUl'l'S 
 ■uvr. TI 
 
 it ajijdioi 
 
 111^' IlDI'll 
 
 (i.Mii. 'C 
 
 uitli tlio 
 
 widiDiit II 
 
 EvKulili III ill 
 
 Tho wlicii 
 
 tVlii'ilili III h'h 
 
 'Es kuli 111 
 
 sUiW is I)( 
 
 'L'e ii'H-lv('>l 
 
 ^'('( IlliUlc, 
 
 iiohody to 
 
 ju'djdc jirc 
 
 ;fiiiK'.s-koli, ('III 
 
 |psliulrlil, I.oK'l 
 
 iiialcc i(, \V( 
 
 iiioiliciric, ij 
 
 \ kt'lltt'iii, l<() 
 
 liiiii, I li;ii>l 
 
 IlKHlicilU' to 
 
 ki'l.iliilriii, [ 
 something f( 
 Li'l.-hciii, Iv( 
 work it for ( 
 k('ilsh(>iiil((;ni 
 
 liiiirs-kolslii, el, 
 iiiysolf, with, 
 work for oth 
 
 us-k(i|.sIii|ii,'M,-||i 
 
 another in \v( 
 w-k()!iiiKV||i 
 
 O 7 
 
 baptize, (locto 
 
 '>'KK0MSTI, CI 
 
 .^.mm. 
 
297 
 
 KOL 
 
 IciiiuL'S K'''Iili> t'liiii-kolil^ kulilwh, r. intr. (5) I am gotfn;,' nmdc, 
 Eijofi:),hvicnsfaitfjcih'inens,j(i incns au monde, lam being 
 lioiii, I !ii» l""'i>, 'ii' tlioii l»()rii. N. B. — Thin sort of pn.ssivo 
 •iiiswi'is tlir Eii^li.sh ; tlio house is IxiiMiuj^, the ineut \h roust- 
 in. '. Though, Mvolil,' IS (lie vorh to nigiiify, "to l)o horn," 
 it ai»l'lii^^w »'"" t" anything like it, v. g. fruitH, flowers etc., be- 
 iii.r Iiofh. AIho, 'CMiin-knlil,' Ln rixttcin, I Avas 1)orn in hiij*- 
 ti^iii. 'Chin-kolil In I'snironi.' I huvu been getting married 
 witli tiic woman. It apiilies to anything that heeomes made 
 witliout (sxitreHsing 2)assion from anybody. 
 
 Evkuliii I" iii-/'"i(g", ^'y house is liiiiMing u|). 'Es-kolili hisj)k6in.' 
 Tlio wheat is making, being formed. 
 
 Eski'ilili 111 s'shensh. The stones are forming; we cotdd not say, 
 'Rs kiMi III s'shensh, es-koli 1u s[»kMni,' which woiihl moan the 
 .sioiic is hi'ing ma(h', being biiilt, the wdieat is l^eing made. 
 'Ue ieH-k(')UMn, u taw k6lil.' I was working at it, yet it did not 
 M made, lliei'o was no maliing. 'Tas koli.' Tt is not made, 
 nuhody to make it. 'Tas kolili.* Tt is jiot forming, tliougli 
 iR'oiiIi.' are at work about, it is not foi'ming. 
 
 thiiieis-Ivoli, ehin-koUMn, k()lisli, ?'. act. hul. ((')} f am working. 
 
 IskuKiii, I><"'Ieii, kulent, ront. es-kolsten, es-kolskii, v.fr. r. (H) J 
 make it, work it, l)aptize liim,give him a saciament, give him 
 iiiodieine, ih)ctor him. 
 
 I" kiMiteni, kollten, kolili, r. /v7. (10) F mak(> liis or it for 
 
 liiiii, 1 haiiti/.e his T give a sacrament, matrimony etc., 
 
 nuHlicine to his 
 
 ki'il^liileiii, kol.'^hiten, kolshit, /•. rd. (Id) T work forliim, T do 
 something for him, I liclp him in work. 
 
 kulslieiii, kolshemon, kulshement, v. rrl. (0) T make that, 
 work it for others, not for myself. 
 
 k^lsliemltem, r. rcl. (16) I work, make his for otherf. 
 
 iiu's-kolshi, cliiii kolshem, kolsliish, V. rd. (fi) I work', not for 
 luyself, without determinating what I do, and for whom, I 
 work for others. 
 
 s-kolsliituegiii, v. rC''. We work for one anotlier, we hidp one 
 another in work. PVom, Mvftlahitem.' 
 
 's-l;(}]miegui, /". I'ci'. from 'kolem,* We make oik? another, we 
 baptize, doctor one another. 
 bxKs-K^LisTi, enin-kolist, r. rrf. (5) I make myself, T become.... 
 
'Chin-k61iHt, cliin-,sktligu.' T iiuiilo inysolf u man, jr me ;,u,,, 
 
 fait homme. 'Chin-k6liHt, chin-ilimigiim.' I boniino thu,} 
 
 'Ku-k6list ku-konk6int.' You boeiinic poor. 
 Chinos-kolomlHti, chiii-koloiniMt, koloinis<tsli, r. nl. (')) I fix ,„,. 
 
 self, for somothiiig, I arniiigo inyHolf, I i)rc'j)uro iiiyHcIf io.„ 
 
 'Kolemfstui.' Sot yoiirsclvo.s well, urnuigo yoiirsclves, [tla 
 
 word to tell people in church to arnuigo thenisolvoH in i^oo,! 
 
 shape, to make room for others; or to i)ri.'itaro i'or uiiytliiii'i 
 Chines-kolshizuti, [from k6l8hitoni,] r. rcl. rcf. I work for my. 
 
 self. 
 Chinos-koliMzuti, v. ref. I nuvke iny«olf, I iloctor mywolf, I buoiin 
 
 made by myself, [from kolist.] 
 Chinos-kolonziiti. 1 make myself* I marry myself to somcbinh J 
 
 have myself baptized. 'Kui .skolcnzuti.' She wenttomam 
 
 or to be married. 
 Ie8-k6lem, k61emoii, koloment, c. iitstr. (9) 1 use it to make iuiiit. 
 
 thing. 
 " koleniHem, (16) T use his 'KokoK'inhgu lu iulvolciiKn,' 
 
 You use my own instrument. 
 Kolemen, s. Instrument or materials to do anything in geinial, i 
 
 *Ta iepKkolcmen.' I have not the means, not tools to wuril 
 
 with. 
 Ies-kolni\nem, kolni\n, kolniint, r. tr. r. (8) T succeed in doinnitl 
 
 with force, finally I make it. 
 
 " kolnuHem, (16) I succeed in making his or it Ibrliim. 
 
 Kol'lutem, [from k61il,] that can bo made. 'Tuks koliulcm.' XutI 
 
 feasible, impossible, ab intrlnseco. 
 les-kolmiitem, kolmutemsten, (9) I can make that. 'Tak.s koli 
 
 temsten.' I can not make it. 
 Chines-tkokoli, dim. I do some little thing, or for a short wliilc,iw| 
 
 a child's work. 
 Chin-ele8k6li, v. iter. I work again. 
 Chines-koltumshi, r. pop. I work lor people. 
 Chines-kolemluisi, v. freq. I am working now and then. 
 les-kolemluisem, kolemluisen, v. freq. (8) I do it. 
 " kolemluihem, v. freq. rel. (15) I do it for him often. 
 Chines-nkolkoltfelsi, r. vol. I wish to work. 
 Chines-nkolemfelsi, v. vol. 1 wish to do something. 
 Ics-nkolem^lsem, nkolcmtlsemen. (9) I wish to do it. 
 
 L'lvos sacran 
 
ref. I work lor 
 tor niyMolf; I bitt 
 
 succeed in iloin,-,' 
 
 'Ik* 
 
 sen 
 
 If,sKor,ftj;sFM. kol^nsori knl.^. 
 
 (Ii.nibotli toiretl.../T '''*^"'' ^' cop. [raroJv i.««^ i r 
 
 fKs..„K..,.KM, (8) T work on i T^^'.^ ''^r, co-facti. 
 
 " .I.I.ome,n, r. ,v7. (ir>) 1 1 ^ ''f'"'''f«'- '^ O'-'mmont it 
 
 rhb>Ion,on, The time to u-orc ''"* *'^<' 
 
 J c.hk6Ie.non.' % tunc to u, r^""" ^'^ *« ^ork. 
 l(ii[.\K.s-NK6j,r, r. jjufis j y, , . ' 
 
 I'liinos-nUll, cl.ln-nkdlcn, f ,7o''.'i "■' ^ ""' '"'^^^ '"• 
 blomer,, .,. Tl.o way if 2 ' '" ^''"'i^'"^«- 
 , nm..i..' ir,swu.k.dno ^""''l^^^'bel.avior. i^ClH 
 
 hi.nos.tlcolc.ml.s(i, ;. rrf fy'"' '*' ^ ^'^ '^ b«^oro. 
 Im..tk6lil, r was bornbefor?"""' "^^■"'"' ^ «^ '"y^oli' before 
 
 iKor., .. Tbo doing, tbo M-orkM../ %, ,, 
 
 l,i-'<oI/ Wbatlbav^Jr '-''''-' ^^^'-t is done. «i„ 
 
 I '"'^•f' done it. ^^'"^' t'hin-ep-8zk6I.' j „.,„,- 
 
 lOLWZUTEK, .. God the 
 
 «vGo,,. "'"'"""'"-'' W I., -oat hi,,,, take ,„.„ 
 
 I ''dps n.o working. '"'^ ^^^^ ^''^'^ works fo, ^.^ th.t 
 
 f-|,'*f 
 
 I 
 
800 
 
 KOL 
 
 T Hiihulkolil, s. pass, Tlio one born with mo, tlio one Unit got mar. 
 
 riod with mc, or at tho samo tiino an inyMolf. 'Ku snliulidi. 
 
 HIh Maly.' You got marnod with Mary. 
 rc8-tilviiHvt)!i'in, nkiilktMcnicti, (0) T am made with him, niarricl 
 
 with him. 'Xkulkt'ilomis SuHt^p.' Rlic wa» married with Hi,. 
 
 Ncph. 
 " nkiilk('il'loiii, iiku}k('>l'h>iiu'(i, (0) I ain horn, prodiiccii -r 
 
 inarriod with him. 
 TiiiNKs K<')i,i.(iii, chin-fs kAlIgii, knl!;j;iiish, r. jni^iff. ?,Ty lion,,, |, 
 
 htiildin;^ or hmll, \ have a lionso hnilt. 
 (Iiinos-korigui, chiri-k/irigiim, kol'IgiUHh, v. act. ind. (0) i ^j 
 
 building a hDiisc, 
 Tos-kol'Igum, kcM'Igun, kfM'Igunt, v. fr. r. (8) T am hiiil(lin(r |U 
 
 liotise of his house. 'Koos-hMMMgums.' ITc is huil(liii;;iii 
 
 houao. 
 " kol'lgiiltom, kol'lgulton, (10) T build the house of his f 
 
 his 'Ivoc'sdvorigultems hi i-skusi^c' He is buildinir „, 
 
 son's house. 
 " kol'lgnshtem, (1 }) I help him building a house, not for imj 
 
 80lf. 
 
 (Miines-nkol'iguelsi^ r. rnJ. f wish to build a house. 
 I-sgukol'Igum, s. My house huihler. *Ta lep-Hgnkol'lgnm,' 
 
 have iiobod}' to build mo a house. 
 Chinks Koi,i,iMlnti, T am acting chief. 'Tes-kolliliujigmn, kol 
 
 iTiigunion,' (9) I treat him as chief. 
 rhines-kolsgclui, T, [woman,] get a husband. 'Tcs-kolsg^lai 
 
 kolsgcluimen/ (9) I treat him, take bin for husband. 
 rhines-koUpog6ti, I act as parent, father^ mother, I act ft 
 
 father, or mother. *Ies-koUpog6tem. koUpogotemen, (J 
 
 take him as my parent, F take bun as my Ciod-fnthor nvft 
 
 mother. 
 riiincs kols'inzei, T ad as brother^ T act as an altar-boy. 'lo 
 
 sinzem, kolsinzemcn.' I take him for brother. 'Kac-iiolsl 
 
 zemh'ls t-Kolin/.uton.' Cod took us for his brotlior^;. 
 rhines-kolskusigulti, T get children. 'les-kolskusignltpiii 
 
 skusitrultemen.' I take liim as my child. 
 
 riiines-kolskus^ei, I act as a son. Tes-kolscnsi^em, kols 
 
 I treat him as my son. 
 Chincs-kolsnku^liLrui, I act as 
 
 inHfM 
 
 a fc^low-coiintrvrian. 'lo'!;! 
 
 skcliijun 
 
 riiinos-kolsn 
 
 .^nu'cinei 
 
 ard. 
 
 riiiiics-kollk 
 
 koIHcolin 
 
 fhiiu's-kollkf 
 
 konkoint 
 
 niincs-kolicz 
 
 temcn 
 
 riiiiios-kollps; 
 
 I treat hli 
 
 niiiios-kollko. 
 
 '■^'ollkoaiili 
 
 niiiic,s-ki)llkot 
 
 niiink Iiii 
 niiiies-kollten 
 "ilsom, kol 
 
 ] 
 
 "N 
 
u house, not for iiijl 
 
 'cs-koUilumguin, kill 
 
 l)i;!>trvrinn. 'lo^l;'i 
 
 801 
 
 KOL 
 
 kiiilit,'iiin(«ti.' r tnko him, trout him ivk my couiitryqinn. 
 riiiiK's-I<i)iHliutrmti, T act as a liig fellow. *Ti's-lci)lMl(ut{intcm, kol- 
 
 sliiiti'iiitomon.' I vnakv him big, treat him uh a hig follow. 
 f'liiiu'skolsgisti, T act tho good. 'los-UolsgoMtom, kolsgOstcinon.' 
 
 1 treat liimgood, maUo him goo<l. 
 fl,iin"< kollchshi/piloi, I wisli to have a wife, husbantl, n guardian. 
 I,.sk(ill<lislii^itilem, lv(»ll(h.siru''])ilemeii. 1 take him or her 
 
 formy huHhund, wife, guardian, chief. 
 CliiiicH kollcli^llifhi, T act as master. 'Tes-kolUhtltichem, koU- 
 
 cht^ltichemen.' I treat it or him uh master, owner, I take it 
 
 for myself. 
 riiiiH's-kolHlh'iHii, T aet the father. Tos-koUollcdum, kolHllo<iu- 
 
 nii'ii.' 1 take him for father. 
 fliiiioskolskoi, 1 aet the mother. 'los-kolskoiem, kolHk6iemcn.' 
 
 I take hor as mother. 
 rliiiit'^-kclselliigti, I play tho friend. 'Tes-kolsellAgtom, kolsel- 
 I lai'tonion.' 1 take him as a friend. 
 (1iii\csk(>lHnkokosni6('hini, I act tho dog. 'Io8-koUinkoko8m6chi- 
 
 iioin, k()lliiik()k()sm6chincmen.' I treat him like a dog, I 
 
 make a dog of him. 
 CliinoH-kol.skeligui, I act as a man, Indian. Jes-kolskt'ligum, kol- 
 
 skili'Mimen.' I treat him like a man, I visit him etc. 
 rhincs-ko!snie6m, I play tho woman, tho coward. 'Ics-kol- 
 
 smoeinom, kolsmc6men.* I treat him like a woman, as a cow- 
 ard. 
 riiiiios-koUkolinzdtoni, I play the God. 'los-koUkoHnzutcnom, 
 
 kollkolin/.ulenemon.' T treat him as a God. 
 I niines-kollkonkointi, T act tho poor. Tos-koUkonko\ntom, kolK 
 
 konkointemen.' I treat him as poor. 
 Iniini's-kollczeuti, I act as tho last. 'Tcs-koUoztutcm, kolk'z6u- 
 
 temcn. I treat him as tho last, despise him. 
 riiines-koHiisuiei, 1 act the fool. Mcs-kollpsaiem, kollpsaicmen.' 
 
 I treat him as a fool. 
 |riiiiu>s-kollk()aiik()ti, I play the wicked. 'les-kollkoiiukotcm, 
 
 kollkoaiikotomen.' I take him for a wicked fellow. 
 Cliincs-kollkotui, I act the crazy. <[es-kollko6um, kollkoiumcn.' 
 I I think him crazy. 
 IriiiiiPS-kolHenomiisi, 1 play the good for nothing. 'los-koUtenc- 
 
 iiii^oin, koUtcncndscmcn.* I treat him as a good for nothing 
 
 UA 
 
 m 
 
 
 ■111 
 
303 
 
 KOL 
 
 tx;' 
 0-! 
 
 i 
 
 I to 
 HI 
 
 follow. 
 
 It 
 
 ChiroH-kolJgopti, I act the lazy. 'Tes-kolfgojitem, koUgoptomcn' 
 
 T think hiin lazy. 
 Cliines-kolftemoti, T pluy Iho idle, good for nothing. 'Ics-kollto. 
 
 nnotorn, koUtomotomcii.' 1 treat him as a good for nothinir nn 
 
 idler, 
 Chinos-kollpagpagti, I jihiy the wise. 'les-kollpagpagtem, koll- 
 
 pngpdgtemcn.' I take him for a wise man. 
 
 Tes-koRpogotemHcm, r. rcL (IG) I take for mj- father his 
 
 Kaes-koUpogotejnenii6giii, ?". rrr. We treat each one as father 
 
 [and so on to no end.] 
 lES-KO!,SKfu>Trcrist!TEAf, f. Tcl . (14) I make flesh to liim. 'Xun-, 
 
 kae-kolskdltiohshHls.' He will make our flesh for us, 
 
 JJgr'Rk61tich.' 
 '• kolsingulshtem, (14) I make blood to him. 'Xem kae-kol- 
 
 singi'dshilils.' He will make us blood. 
 
 kollnkomkaislitem, T make hair to him. 
 
 kollketitshten, T make skin to him. 
 (.'FiiNES-KoiiST^MnuT, (6) I take myself a piece of land, 1 settle 
 
 down, T make mo a homestead, 
 los-kolsioligum^ kolstoligiimen, I take myself that land, I settle 
 
 on that spot. 
 lES-KOLSTftM'M, kolst^mmen, kolstemmeiit, W*^at shall I do w-itL 
 
 It? JB@*'Stein, tee.' 
 Toe ics-kolstem'm, too kolstem'mcn, I will do something with 
 
 it. 
 Too ies-kolst6mshtpm, toe kolstemshtcn, tee kolstemsht, (U^i 1 
 
 give jon something. 
 
 ros-kolstemltom, (IH) What shall I do Avitli his 
 
 Tee kolst^mltgn, You will be doing something with his 
 
 CriTNES K6r,TM, cliin-koHl, kolilsh, r.pas^^.or, intr. (5) T am heiri!,' 
 
 born, 1 proceed, T issue. N. B. — Hero we follow only the 
 
 moaning of being born. 
 Chi;:-, s-kolili, eliin-kolilom, kolilsh, r. art. iniJ. (6) T make someone 
 
 to be .born, I jirodufo soinothigii. 'Kolilish t-s])iiku!k.' ?im 
 
 duce you fruits. 
 fos-koiilom, koliloii, kulilcnt, I'orif. os kolilstori^ r. ti\ r. (8) T ]iim- 
 
 duco it or him, I l)riiig thorn forth, pario, pro<'rrn, prodnco. 
 ,, kulilshtem, kcMilshton, r. rd. (14) T help him in order lo 
 
I, koUgoptomcn; 
 
 ling. 'loK-kollto- 
 )d for nothing, nn 
 
 pagpagtem, koll- 
 
 atherhis 
 
 ch one as father, 
 
 h to him. 'Nun; 
 L\r flesh for iis, 
 
 1. 'Ncm l<ae-ko!- 
 
 of land, 1 settle 
 
 that hmd, T settle 
 
 at shall I do witL 
 
 I) something witli 
 
 [olstfcmsht. (14) 1 
 
 Ivith his 
 
 \r. (5) I am beini; 
 follow only tlie 
 
 I) I make some one 
 t-siiiikalk." Vw 
 
 ir. fr. r. (S) T y\'-'- 
 crrn, prorhico. 
 ihitn in onlor \» 
 
 30» 
 
 KOL 
 
 ijroJucc, to bring forth. X. U. — Those verbs laeuu not concep- 
 tion, ur generation, but simply the being made, and apply to 
 both conception and generation at largo. 
 I IJ,;olil, s. ^ly being born. 'I-szkolil.' My having been born, or 
 
 made, or what I have caused to bo born. 
 Iiikulillcn, *'. My birth, actively, w hat makes mo lo bo born, 
 h'^iD^ij-NKiiLiLi, or, chincs-idvuiilzei, chin-nkolil, or, chin-nkohlze, 
 iikolil.sli, nkulilzesh, r. pass, or, intr. (5) I am conceived, 
 burn, produced inside. 
 K'liiiies-nkolili, or, chises-nkolilzoi, chin-nkolilom, or, chin-nkolil- 
 zuui, nk'Milish, or, iikolilzeish, v. act, Ind. (16) I conceive, ih- 
 tus pario. 
 
 Il.viikolilom, or ies-nkolilzcm'm, nkolilen, nkoliizemen, nkulilont, 
 iikolilzcment, V. tr. r. I conceive him or it. 'Xkolilzemis 
 Kolinzuten.' She conceived God. 
 
 iikolilshtem, or, nkolilshten, nkolilsht, c. causn. (14) I make 
 her conceive. 
 
 iikulilzcm, nk6Iilzonj nkolilzeont, (8) 1 am boi'ii in her, I am 
 eoiueived by her, in her. 
 
 iikolilzcmltem, v. vd. (10) I conceive his 'Konkolilzcmit- 
 
 ifu 111 i-skuse.' Conapldi fiUuni meuiii. 
 
 iikolilzcltem, v. rel. (16) I am conceived in his by his 
 
 •Ivoiikolilzeltgu lu is-tomchell.' Conceptufi es a jilia vwu. 
 
 )i', i-snkolilze, s. My being conceived, my conception, 
 liussivc. 'I-^ziikolil, i-sznkolilze.' Quod ego conctpi. 
 LiikiJiiai.'n, ^'. My conception, active. Ilia (jua, in qua cunci^ior. 
 Id. 'Inkolilzetcn.' My conceiving. 
 
 [iiiNE,>i UKoi.u.i, or, chines-cldvolilzei, chiu-clikolil, or, cliin-chkol- 
 
 ilze, chkbiilsh, chkolilzesh, v. pass. (5) I am being born, pro- 
 
 iliucd, [the real coming to light of anything.] 
 
 iHscbkoliIi, chines-chkolilzei, chin-chkolilein, chin-chkoliJzen, 
 
 ehkoliish, chkoiilzeisli, r. act. ind. (6) 1 bring forth, produce. 
 iMlikulilvni, iLs-chkulilzem, chkolilen, chkulilzemen, chk(')Iilent, 
 
 ehkolilzement, (8 or 9) lujo pal iQ ilium eel illud, 1 bring him 
 
 lortli, I produce it. 
 
 ihkolijshtcm, (14) E(jo facio illain parere. 
 
 chkulilzeni, chkolilzeu, chkolilzent, (8) Ego producor pariov, 
 
 [irijcedo ab ilia. 
 
 ilikolilzcudtem, chkolilzcmlten, (IG) Ego par io ejus 
 
 |->iik()lil, I) 
 
304 
 
 KOL 
 
 Ios-elilvolil/,elt*;iii, (Ifi) Ivjn jmiilucor, jhtrior ah ejus Hi. („, 
 
 nascor ah ejus. 
 
 Iju is'clikolil, irt'ohkoIil/A 
 
 Mca natirltas, my liirtli. 
 
 quo (jno 
 
 hvL in-cliIv6lilU'ii, iii-clikolil/.c'tL'ii, s. Mca ijcmratio, 
 
 liU i-HiU'likulilk'ii, .■>'. ^ly liirth pUioo, iihi ,■01111 (jcncratu.^, a 
 
 ratus. 
 Ciiin-kol'i.alka, (f)) ^ry gniiii, fniils, aro coining out, boiny bor 
 
 'Tsi iskol'ldlka.' My sood ctf,, did iiol grow. 
 ClUNKS-Kiii,iJ,i, [ki'tlrlil'] cliiii-koli'I, l<n!'Ii.s(sli, r. infr. (;')) I 
 
 inali 
 
 arrows, arm balls. N. B. — 'KoliI,' I am born, is made liy (Ik, 
 n'(hii)ic'ation ol" the last li'ltcr of tlio radical verb, 'Kdi; 
 'Knlil,* I make arrows, is a componnd vcrl), d, in the oiuIIh. 
 ing I'urarm, as 'S//ziincU',' Small shots— tliough no difTc 
 at all IS noticed between this, and the Ibr^roiny; verb. 
 
 vmx 
 
 Snkolil, s. The placu where balls arc made, a mould for 
 
 balls. 
 SKOLTL, or, skulkolil, ,s'. An image, a slalne, lit. the 1. 
 
 ifiii'' 
 
 formed or produced, formafio. iK'j>"'Kai, sl<<dkci. 
 
 CiiiNKS-Koi.ciiiiJ'.MAii, chin kolchil'im, r. j'a^s. I am ])ut aside, sqia 
 
 rated, and laid aside. 
 Chin-ei)-skolchilim, I have sonu'thin"; iiut aside. fri'-'Kul.' 
 
 ^^1 
 
 Jesd<olcliilemim, kolchilemslcn, kolchileinstekii, r. tr. r. (0) ]m 
 
 that aside; v. g. meat, sugar, dress, which 1 i)ut aside, soim- 
 
 rating it i'voin the main hulk. 'Kolchilemstes lii skiliid,; 
 
 He ]Mit aside the meat, sejtai-ated from the body of ilio ;iiii. 
 
 mal. [It does not mean to save it, hide it.] 
 " kolchilemlleni, kolchiltemlteii, kolchilemilt, r. ril. (17) 1 piii 
 
 that aside for him. 
 "■ kolchilemshitem, kolchllemshUi'n, kolchilcmshit, r. rd. {l\J\ 
 
 put something aside for him. 
 " k()lchichilen\im, v. dual. 
 Kaesdcolchilenuiizuti, We sejiarale and go aside, makii 
 
 etc., of our own. "We make schism. 
 KOLEIS,- 
 Es-kolcis, 
 
 immntatus 
 
 oot of,} 
 
 s changi'd, not s\V(i]i[ied, nolallered, but real 
 
 a (';i:i!: 
 
 ClKlllL' 
 
 CI 
 
 un-Koleisi, cliiii 
 
 -k(d 
 
 CIS, 
 
 kolcisii, 
 
 i 
 
 >asi^. 
 
 (f.) T 
 
 :un clKiiiirc'ii, n 
 
 verted into another, 
 
 Chinesdcoleisi, chin-koleisein, kolcisish, r. tti.i. ind. (fi) 1 d 
 
 laii. 
 
i<; uut, being boni. 
 
 einsl\it, r. rd. (11,1 
 
 l(U', milking acMi. 
 
 305 
 
 K0L2U 
 
 fas tliivnging clothes, Irunsinuting, tnuiMforming intouiiotlior.] 
 This verb moann also tho change, traiisuiutation of the baora- 
 menl of the altar. jpSf^'EHcliHti, iieeiiscin, neiguCus.' 
 Ilcs-kolciscin, koleiscn, kol6Ibcnt, J', tr. r. (8) I change it. 'Ko- 
 liiniM 111 Bnkoli)6 t'skjiltichs.' lie changed the bread mta his 
 
 flcsli. 
 
 koleiltem, kolfiiUcn, kolciU, v. rel. (10) I change his or it 
 
 for him. 
 
 RkuR'iM .s. The changing. *Szkol«^is.' What has been changed. 
 
 ;i;olL'iston, .s. What changes, what makes the change, the trans- 
 mutation. 
 
 'Iiiiii.s-ki>l(isti, i\ rrf. I change inyHelf. 'Lu nkuiiku kolcist 
 I'ksini'uls.' Tho wine changes into his blood. 
 
 Kiuskolisenuigui, i'. nc. Wo change, we subonter one to tho other, 
 fiiH wlu-n one is tired^ anoliier goes and takes his j)lace.] 
 
 liiin',s-ki)ii>!alkasi, I change shirt, take one instead of the for- 
 mer. 
 
 L-koIisalkasi'in, kolisalksen, kolisalksent, /". tr. r. (8) I change 
 shirt to him, not with him, 1 change his shirt. 
 
 I" l<()|isiilhltem, r. rel. (1(5) I change shirt to his v. g. child. 
 
 koli.salkshteni, r. rd. (14) I make him change shirt. 
 
 ;imios-l<oliskiigaoi, chin-koliskiigae, I change horse, [when one is 
 tircfl^ or for any reason, I take another horse, not to change 
 liorfies.] 
 
 ;iiinos-kolislga7,nuniteni, I change clothes. 
 
 k()LEU,-[roo< o/,] 
 
 pilINES-KOLRUI, chin-kolcum, koleuish, (0) I go to gather 
 fruits, berries. 
 i-koleuni, kol^un, koleunt, (8) I gather that kind of berries. 
 koU'ultem, kol6ulten, r. rel. (10) I pick these berries for him. 
 koltiishtem, v. rel. (14) I pick up berries for him. 
 iliknli'iiin, chkolcun, chkoleimt, I gather fruits from that tree 
 or shrub only by hand, not striking the berries out with a 
 rod. 'les-chspim, ihines-chspmi.' T strike the berries out of 
 tho limbs with a rod etc. 'Ichimiwh i-szchkolcu.' I have 
 pickcil thoia only bj hand. 'Icbmish i-szchsip.' I gather 
 thorn (inly by breaking down the limbs, and striking out 
 the liorrios, not piclcing them. 
 ku cp-szkoleu ? Have you any fruits that you have gathered. 
 
 ■M 
 
el 
 
 s 
 
 »^ 
 
 'XI 
 
 -•J 
 :xM 
 
 11!" s-;il^/,l,,; 
 
 306 
 
 KOLl 
 
 Kolthili'ii, ,<!. Any iiistiMinn'iit |(t pick Itcrrii'M, tli(> Imrst. to ,„ 
 to etc. ''" 
 
 Nkol/Miton, .<?. Hiiskot for horricH. 
 
 KolkolluimU, s. A <riT!it !)(«ny jdckcr. 
 
 riiiiies-K-oh^iiziiii, (f)) f [lick up fViiils lo cMt. 
 
 Knos-koIkoU'iii, m/, Wt^ i)i(k up fruits horo iiiid tli(<ro. 
 
 TCOL"ErTE, X. Owi.nis. PI. 'KiAUAvmv.' WiM ,„• j„nirM„ 
 onions. 
 
 Kolil, p^7>\<!. T( ^'ol roMsfc.I hy llic fire nu » slick. 
 riiiticH-koricnii, cliin-kolil, r. jkl'^s. TI ^'^t roasted, f,asy. ] .^^.. 
 
 roastiiif^. 
 Cliiii(>s-k()lmi, cliin knliiii, kdliisli, ,-. ,irf. ;,iJ. (7) I ;im i'o;i<|;| . 
 
 soTnotliing. 
 KoltMtiiii, .V. Aslu'S^ \\li;it is I'oaslol (lilt. 'Knl.i 
 
 Asli-Wodiicsday. 
 Nkolil, Tt foil in aHlics, aslics. 
 ridcolil/c, r()vero<l witli aslu -i. 
 
 Ko].t].7,v, s. Meat rnastiMl l.y llic (iiv, nol in an oven nr n-n.l-ini, 
 (!'liincs-kolcl/,('i, cliiii-kolrl/r, (r>) T am roasted. 
 ChinosdcoIcMzoi, diiii-kolrlzcin, kokMzcisIi, r. <icf. in,!, (li) \ .^,^, 
 
 roasting moat. 
 Tos-kol(M/oin, koNMzcn, k(dtM/..'n1. /'. fr. r. (V) T am roaMli!"' !,M 
 
 moat, tliat jnoat. 
 " kolol/,(Mtom, I', rrf. (10) [ roast it for liim. 
 "■ koIolztVslitom, r. r<I. (11) T i-oasl somot'iing Cor liim. 
 Sgukoltdzo, .<!. A)»])oiiitod to roast. 
 Nkololzcton, .N'. i/isf. A stick nscd to keep tlio moat l.y Iho fi:- 
 
 and roast it. 
 rinNT-s-K()i.i>n, cliinkolcp, r. y ,?>>•. (f,) T am l.akcd in tln'ovn, 
 roastod in an ovon, undor ground, as thoy woro usol to ,l,i 
 [so tlioy roast llic caniasli roots xct.] 
 niinos-kol(\pi, cliin-kolopom, kolqiish, ((?) 1 am l)akin-'. roastiiHl 
 snmotliini;- under i;-round, or in an ovon, T am l>akiii-- liivii'li'; 
 an ovon. 
 Tos-kol(\pom, koU'iK-n, (S) I am leaking, roaslmg it, [as mIhivo.] 
 " koli\pltoni, r. r,l. (Ifi) T am roa^titig, leaking it for liim, .iHik. 
 " koI(\pslitem, /•. rrl. (1 1) I am l.aking for liim, lielp liini kiikin^' 
 SzkoU'p, Wliat is hakod. 'Ks-koloj..' It is hakod. 
 
tli«^ horse to .r,, 
 
 
 
 tluM'O. 
 
 Wild or (li)iiu-ii< 
 
 )astf'l, /'.JN^'. 1 am 
 
 (oliin'iii sj^:ilg,il' 
 
 1 ovi'ii nr gri'l-iivi; 
 lie*, iiifl. ((')) 1 ;ii 
 I T inn fiKi^tin;;' l'. | 
 
 if ior l\iii\. 
 
 o 
 
 tlu' iiKal I'V lliotii" 
 
 Imlvril in tlu'ov.ii, 
 woro usi'il ti) '111, 
 
 n liiikiii;^-. nnistir.;' 
 
 ^e ilj [ms mIhiVi'.] 
 
 U it (nr liini, crliw.. 
 iin, liflpliiiul'iiki'.i^ 
 
 L'd. 
 
 807 
 
 KOLK 
 
 Isnktiltyoii, .X. nuUiiif^ovcn. 
 
 1] .;.K(iia'fci'/'K, s. Moul rouatccl in uii oven, or undur ground. 
 
 |(l,,ii,..s.Ioiljiclzi.'i, (■liiii-kidj)Ll/,(jiii, (G) f am rouHtiiig incut in an 
 oven. 
 
 |(;NKui,riii'Kt'i^» •''■• I5i'oud bukod in un oven. 
 
 ' [iiXKS K()I-K()KI/n, cliin-lvullv()6It, koilvoeluh, (.0) I upcak, I 
 
 (jilK, r lii'llow, [ox, otc'.,] I bark, [dog] 1 inukc any audible 
 
 iiiiix', ii.> \viit( lies etc. I harangue people, hence I am chicf^ Ub 
 
 (lie eliiel's liave little moi'e thai the gab. jBia^''KotIt.' 
 
 Ii'iin, kolkoi'lli, ehiii-kolkoeltem, kolkoelti.sli, (G) 1 buy Home- 
 
 ihiiig. 
 
 Lk.ilku(;l>li.iii, k(.Ikoel,slew, kolkoelsku, r. tr. r. (8) I talk to him, 
 [siHiik to liiiii, I lectin'r him, exhoil him, jo'i'ach to him, com- 
 iii;iiii.l, give an order to him. 
 -kiilkoilst.s t'tcie, lie spoke to me bad. 
 
 Lkollvuiltem, kolkotltemen, kolko61teinent, cont. kolko61tcm- 
 sKii, r. (iu<t. (Uj I h])eak that, I talk that language, 1 use that to 
 lalk. 'ivolkoeltemid hi teie.' He used bad hmguuge, he ut- 
 ters bad things, 
 kulkoc^'lllem, kolkoilllcii, kolkoellt, r. rd. (IG) [from kolkotl- 
 
 stt'Hi,] T si)eak to hi« 
 
 ki)lkutlU'mUem, kulkoeltemlten, kolkotltemelt, v. mst. rd. 
 
 (K) I uso hi.s to sjieak, I uise liis language, 
 
 kolkoc'l.slitem, kulkoiMsIilen, kolkoelsht, c. rd. (14) 1 speak 
 fiiliiiii, I s.iy Miiin'lhiiig fur him, T speak in his favor. 
 (•!i>k(ilk(K'ltem, ihskolkoellemen, chskolkoeltoment, (0) I 
 >jnak uIjKiil lh;it. 'X'ln cliskollcoMtemeii hi sxtlUs Jesu Kli.' 
 r will speak ahiiiil the death of mil' T.ord. 'Taks chskolkoel- 
 U'iiirii III a stnligii.' I do not want to talk about your lands. 
 ijivkiilkneltemltem, chskolkot'ltomltoii, chskolkoeltemU, (10) 
 
 Isjieak about his or, I speak to him about that. 
 
 c«-k»'lknltuegni, kaes-kolkolstiiegiii, c. nc. We talk to one 
 ;inofliei', we -piarrel together, wc dispute, we lecture one 
 aimtlu'r. 
 
 --k.'!ki.il>liieginii, kae-kolkolstuegnnieiitem, (0) "We dispute, 
 HO talk about that. 
 lii.-k ilktijiltumslii, J hari'angue the j)e()ple. 
 |Ni iiAiiLKoLTKi'iLi:, T uiii uiider trial, I am talked to liy tlie au- 
 lliuritios. 
 
 v'T- 1 
 
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 808 
 ROLL 
 
 Chines-chkolkolttpiki, chin-chkolkolWpilom, v. act. ind. (6) jj, 
 
 talking as chief with authority', I am making laws, prononn 
 
 cing sontonces, giving orders, deciding questions, 
 les-chkolkoltipilcm, chkolkolt^pilecn, (8) T pronounce about Mu 
 
 or that, condemn him, or absolve him, decide it. 
 " chkolkoltepilAHom, (16) I pronounce about his I 
 
 his 
 
 rhincs-clik()lk()ltt*j)iloHikniHhi, T judge the people, 1 talk to tin 
 
 people authoritatively. 
 Chincs-chkolkolti^pilt^lti, I talk to my children, exhort etc. 
 les-chkolkoItepiK^ltcm, chkolkoltepiUMton, clikolkoltopiltltent 
 
 I speak to his children. 
 CTITN-TKOLKOELT, I spoke first, in advance. 
 Chin-eltkolkocillt, f spoke in return, I answer, reply, rejoinder, 
 Chin-ep-8kolko6lt, I have spoken. 'Chin-op-skolkutlstcn.' Ijajijl 
 
 something to him. 
 Chiekaep-skolkofelsten, I have something to say to him. 
 Skolko61t, ."!. The talking, the speaking, the words. 'Sz-kolkuelLl 
 
 What has been spoken. 
 Nkolkufclten, s. inst. Materials to talk, tongue, a language. 'Ti 
 
 mistfcn hi nkolkotltis hi sk61igu.' I do not know the 
 
 guage of the Indians. *Ta icphnkolkodlten.' 1 have m 
 
 tongue, 1 have nothing to say. 'Tam nkolkodlten lu shfi 
 
 That is not a word, it is not the language. 
 Snkolko^lten, s. Dictionary, the place where the language is. 
 Kolkoltiit, 5. A babbler, a talker. 
 
 In-kolkoclszi\ton, s. My lecturer, my exhorter, my law-giver, 
 I-sgukolko61t, s. My spokesman, one put up by me to X&W. 
 
 sgukolko^lts hi sgu61emin.' You are the Devil's tongue, pi 
 
 up by him. 
 Ta iskolkoltutem, I cannot speak, I dare not to talk. 
 Taa kolkoIti\tem hi sh^i. That cannot be said, that word does 
 
 go- 
 CIIINES-KOLLUMTI, chin-koll6mt, kollumtsh, (5) 1 tell old 
 
 dian stories, fables. 
 
 les-kolKimtem, koUumton, kollumtent, (8) I tell the fable 
 
 the 'Ak.s-kollunitem lu snchclc.' Tell the story of 
 
 little wolf, [the usual hero of the Indian fables.] 
 
 " kolli\intltetii, kolli'imtcltcn, kolliimteh, v.rel. I tell liinitl 
 
 story. 
 
 Ics-kollunt 
 
 him 
 
 storioi 
 
 Skollilmt, 
 
 Kolliimt/'n 
 
 I-Hgiikoll6r 
 
 nriNES-T 
 
 los-kolfiinzi 
 
 cook tl 
 
 patiik. 
 
 " kolsins 
 
 riiinoH-tkol 
 
 I-sgukolnini 
 
 Ies-k(5lzine 
 
 ncr, I f( 
 
 '• kiizihc 
 
 rhines-kolzi 
 
 In-kolzinziit 
 
 Kolagalcmls 
 
 Kolaui etc. 
 
 Kolaz'zini. 
 
 Kolazpskdgi 
 
 KOLCIITKOKA 
 
 Koleemist, 
 
 Kolgo^e. 
 
 Kolgo^l. 
 
 Kofgu. 
 
 Kolin, V. Tn 
 
 Koliskigae. 
 
 K(Wka, F. 7d 
 
 Kofk6igiim. 
 iKolk^i, koika 
 Kolka^nist. 
 Kolku^nguai 
 Kolman. 
 Ivolmalku. A 
 Kohmili. j@ 
 Kolirai, V. //, 
 
 
people, I talk totlifl 
 
 lot to talk. 
 
 Ed, that word does li 
 
 imtsh, (5)1 tell oldl 
 
 SOtf 
 
 EOii 
 
 story. 
 
 jes-kollumtshitcm, kollfimtshiteii, kollikmtshit, v. rcl. (14) I toll 
 him a story. 'Gu! kao-kolliknitshiHlt.' Halloo! toll us 
 stories. 
 
 SkoIIAmt, s. Tho story, fablo. 'Szkoll(»mt.' Tho story told. 
 
 Kolliimttmen, 5. An annoying story-teller. 
 
 ].(i(riil(olliinit, s. My story teller, that tolls mo fables. 
 
 rillNES-KOLSINZUTI, (5) I make a feast, a dinner, I cook. 
 
 yps-kolflinzilteni, kolsinzdtomen, kolsinzutement, v. tr. r. (9) 1 
 cook tluit, 1 make a feast with that. 'Kolsinziitementgu lu 
 pfttMc' You cooked potatoes. 
 " kolsinziltcmHem, (16) I cook his, it for him. 
 
 rhincs-tkolsinzuti, I prepare for a feast, for cooking. 
 
 I.dgiikolHinziit, My cook. 
 
 Ies Ki^wiNEM, kolzin, k61z?nt, v. tr. r. (8) I give him a feast, a din- 
 ner, I feast him. 
 ■ kolzihcm, k61ziHen, kolziH, I give a feast to his 
 
 i phines-kolziHiimshi, I give a dinner to tho people. 
 
 Inkolzinz»\ten, s. My cook, ho that gives me a foast. 
 
 . Kolagalcmist. j©*'Ngcl.' 
 
 "Au.' 
 
 KoUui etc. 
 Kohiz'zini. 
 Kolazpskdgae, a^'Az.' 
 
 KoiCIlTKOKANfilTEN, S. Bait. 
 
 iKoleemist, V. Inf. 
 j Kolgo^e. l®-'Goom.' 
 
 Koigofel. j®-'Goelem.' 
 
 Kotgu. «©»*Kolem.' 
 
 Kolin, V. Tnf. 
 
 KoHskigae. 
 
 K<Wka, r. Inf. 
 |Ko}k6igum. 
 [Eolk^i, kotkai. 
 JKolka^nist. 
 
 Kolku^nguzin, V. Inf. 
 
 Kolniau. a^'Mau.' 
 iKolmalku. BS^'Malku. 
 iKohinlli. Jlgr'Muli.' 
 
 ■'t-Kom.' 
 
 CO 
 
 'K6tem.' 
 
 'Kfcigum. 
 ie-<Kai.' 
 'Kaeni.' 
 
 4 
 
 iKoHmi, V. Inf. 
 
310 
 
 KOLIX 
 
 Koliiiclict'i), koliiulirpkutj), cU'. ]'. //(/. 
 
 Kol}iiu6iU. fta)""Xiie'ilt.' 
 
 KofniicMom, koliuiiiui.^t. J5fS"'Xuut,'iii.' 
 
 Kolog 
 
 r<). 
 
 ■Ogc 
 
 Kolpagom. BSi-'Piigpiigt. 
 
 Kla- 
 
 Cl'lll. 
 
 Koltk-cMii. 
 
 Koltkixii. JB^i,' 'Tkoiii, tcl 
 
 K.K 
 
 K .!(; 
 
 oai-'Auiu.' 
 
 C'. 
 
 I 
 
 k.)l/. 
 
 IpZlll 
 
 /cini'in. 
 
 U 
 
 kol 
 
 Zlllllllli 
 
 nil. St 
 
 mil, 
 
 [;iih1 s(i with many ulliors, drop tlu' 'Kol 
 
 Iti; 
 
 ail! 
 
 SCO till' iTidical, S(niio(;iiie« it may .•siniiid liko 'Kill 
 times liki- 'KoL' Tt i.- not un easy inattoi- to catch the tru 
 
 HOIllld. 
 
 KOhF.EM—lroot of,] 
 
 Chiiios kolccmisti, [[n'i'li:i]i< kuItlclll^^ti,] I am jealous, jr J, 
 
 m 
 
 rcii.r. 
 
 fie" 
 
 ■cm. 
 
 loa-koJcenristemltcm, (10) T am jcahius of his 
 
 Kaos koloomislomoimcgiii, "We arc jcalou'^ of one another. 
 
 Chines koltlocnzuti, ide/n. dr. koHIeemisti. 
 
 KoU'cinistdmcii, ailj. Jealous. 
 
 KoFoemi.stClt, Jealous of his own children. 
 
 KOLFX— [/w^o/,] 
 
 Es-ko1inchehcp, The door is open, [of lodge.] 8S.»'Chhc.' T!ic 
 
 door is luKovered, as their lodge doors are a piece of skin. 
 'Miiiies-k(diiie]i":i</iii, cliiii-koHneheliepeiii, koHiicIiehcpisli, {C)\ ] 
 
 •1" 
 
 nni'ii the 'Inor n 
 
 f a lodLi-e, T imeovei" ihc dooiv 
 
 ■»M 
 
 Tos kofincheh^jieni, k'>linchelicpen, kolincliehcpent, (S> I 
 
 that door, T raise up the door, the skin. 
 " kolinchehepshtem, koHnchehepshten, kolinchehepsht, 
 
 (Ifi) r open a lodge door for him, to him. 
 " kol-incheht^pem, kolinchohepemen, (0) I open the lodge' 
 
 with it. 
 
 .V. i;. a stick to raise the skin door etc. 
 
 V. ;•,/, 
 
 (iMOr 
 
 ■M 
 
 EsKOT.TNriiKrjKUfiT, Tlic [woodeii] door is open, unlocked 
 
 open. 
 Chines kol ineliegkiiepi, chin kol incliegkiiepeiii, kolincliegkucpi^li, 
 
 (6) T unliiek and open a door, [from cliagl< 
 
 urn, 
 
 U) (k 
 
 tacli.] 
 
 Jesd<oruK'hegkucpeni, koliiichegkucpen, (^) I unlock ami opt 
 
 iiiki'l'ieii/ul 
 
811 
 
 KOIilN 
 
 llu' ill 
 
 >ov. 
 
 \y.hM\n'\u%]i\i^l>i<hU)u\, (10) T unlock ami opoii tlio door foi 
 
 him, u> 
 
 liiiii. 
 
 {{^iliiuhegkiipenzut, It gut unlot'lu-d by itsi-If. 
 lKn!i!iili<'i:,'l<"<^'l'^*-''W ■'■'• ^^'■'y I" •'poll a (l.»()r liy uiiIockin^L;' it. 
 l};«.!;oiiniiiiiil>, Tlio door is broken. X^^'Mau.' 
 
 Ii:iinaiii< 
 
 i ) 
 
 a d.Kir \>y Icai'iiiy il down 1 i\ak 
 
 ki)lziiimiii,' ^'ti; 
 
 Iroptbo 'Kol/aivl 
 
 liko 'Kui; otl,,,. 
 
 to catch the true 
 
 (0) I 1.I-. 
 ing tlio hinges etc. 
 
 koliiuiiaiipt'iii, (S) T broak that doer, 
 kdliiiiiiaiipsbk'iii, (11) f brrak a door lor him. 
 I;iiliinm\apltom, (10) T brrak- his (h)or. 
 
 pi'iizut, TIu' door opoiiod by itself, got broken. 
 
 IV'li'llllii 
 
 ii|,IN\ril 
 
 ri', The h^d^-c <luoi' is .shut, fixed 1 
 
 door clo.so to the lodge poles. JJST'KoH. 
 
 I s-AoIiMk'Mcpi, T shut the lodge, or tent door, 
 
 y putting the skin 
 
 1 -ihius ;,■ Ilk ^■f<l<iilink('ilopem, ko1ink»')lepeu, (S) Tshut that door 
 ^" kolinkolcpshtoui, (14) I shut a door for him. 
 
 !'• !;ii!iii 
 
 nc another. 
 
 iki'ilipltein, (IH) T shut his door. 
 'iiko!pcn/ut, The lodge got shut by itself. 
 \n|,iN>MNf;r, The wooden door is shut, but U'tt locked, [lY 
 'Shnir.i,'] to bring eloso together. 
 i-Koliiishni^})!, (fi) r shut the door, [of wood.] 
 
 oni 
 
 lllllC 
 
 .t-„liiwl 
 
 •koMiisinu 
 
 'peni^ (^) T shut the door, v. g. ehurch <li)or ett 
 
 BG,„'Chhe.' Tlio 
 a piece of skin. 
 
 |iiieliehepish, (1)1 
 or. 
 
 ['•pent, (S) I I'prii 
 
 [nchelnipsht, r. r.l, 
 
 ?n the lodge's dnot 
 lor etc. 
 
 [i^n, unlocked iiiiil 
 
 Ikolinchegkuqii^li, 
 lini/ to dotacli.] 
 1 unlock and 'i\k'a 
 
 ;olinshncpshteni, (14) I shut a door for him. 
 kidiiishncpHem, (If)) T shut his door. 
 lui.iNsiiAi-Ki', The door, [skin or sack, is hung at the lodge.] 
 t-3r'i^liarnn.' 
 
 liushali^pi, (f^) T hang a piece of skin to niake a door for 
 
 Illli's-K"0 
 
 tlie lodge. 
 
 lialeiiem, I han;r that door to the lodi 
 
 1 
 
 hoi 
 
 e or en- 
 
 trance. 
 
 •Kni.iv/.KNMAi', The door is locked with key. 5^*Zai 
 
 dudiualt^p^ by, Singumcni.' 
 i;i'i,iN7.\Koi', Till' dooi- is loeked with a bolt. p^^^-'Zul 
 
 [Used for prison cells or the like.] 
 -•koliii/,niiu\])i. kolin/.enmapeni, (f>) 1 lock the door. 
 
 I em. 
 
 \otn. 
 
 ullll 
 
 diiizakopi, (f)) r bolt the door. 
 
 zninapem, (^) T lock that door. 'les kolin/.akopem.' I 
 
 idt it. 
 
818 
 
 KOLIN 
 
 Ios-koHnzninAi)Mlitom, I luck the door for liiiu. 'loH-kolinziiliy,,. 
 
 shtom.' I bolt tho door ibr him. 
 " koHii/iOnmsltpUoin, I lock hia door. *Io»-kolinzilikopltcm.' 1 
 
 bolt his door. 
 Chino8-kolinziinuvi)enz6ti, 1 locked inyMclt' in. 'Chiu-koliuzci,. 
 
 ponz6t.' I am locked in, of my own will. 
 Kolinzkopenzilt, IIo bolted himself in. 
 Chin-ko}inzn'nm6p, I am locked in. 
 
 Es-KOLiNiiXKur, The lodjjje is bhut with u wooden door. 4^'I,uk' 
 CliiNEs-KOLiNTKLOuftiM, Icuunotopeu the door. ASf*'Tiligmii.' 
 los-kolintolgu^pom, 1 cannot open that door. 
 Es-KOLiNZUzuEi', The door is knocked with fiuta. ttjJ"''Zuum.' 
 E8-kolintkotko6p, The door in knocked with flut liunda. I^'J. 
 
 kum.' 
 Chines-kolinzuzui-'pi, (G) 1 knock iit tho door with titiis. 
 Chinea-kolintkotkoepi, (7) I knock ut the dooi* with th-- palnigi'l 
 
 the band, 
 les-kolinzuzinipcm, koHntkotko6pom, I knock at his door. 
 Es-KOLiNGALfcp, There isu post ut the door, u porch. 
 Chinos-koHngaR'pi, I have u porch bel'ore tho door. WG;i 
 
 Um.' 
 E8-K0LiNCiiEi;p, The door is locked with u pudlock. 
 Chinos-koHnchci'pi, Ilock with a padlock, [because tho pudlotkiJ 
 
 round.] tm-'Chda.' 
 KoLiNLOOfip, 5. A door- wane, tho hole of iho door in u lodj;ii,| 
 
 j^'Log.' 
 KouNCiiEMfip, s. The door in a log house, but only tho opeiiinji 
 
 le^'Cbom.' 
 KoHnkutcn^p, s. A large door. 
 KoHnlkukuim^p, s. Small door. 
 Kotinpe6p, s. Narrow dooi'. 
 KoJinshalponzuten, s. Jndian lodge door of skin etc., liangiiiJ 
 
 down. 
 Kolinshonmapenzut, s. A swinging door that shuts itsclt. 
 KoHnznmipten, s. Key or lock for locking doors. 
 KoHnchegku^pten, s. Key or lock to open a door. 
 KoHnraauptcn, i<!. Instrument to break tho door. 
 KoHnche^pten, s. Padlock. 'Kolincheopenzuten^' id. 
 Kohnzdkopten, 5. Prison bolts, or the like. 
 
'lott-koHii/ikui 
 
 III! 
 
 
 ■ I' .1 
 
 i-:;;iKi. 
 
 |v>liiiiii 
 
 A siiil oT diHtr'^.C'-,.' "Ill,' v. 'J.- ill a r.in'idcir, 
 
 tliiiziikopUum.' 1 
 I. 'Chin-koliiucii- 
 
 jn dour. Wr'Luk,' 
 juar'Tiligum.' 
 
 tt. ttaiii"''Zuuin.' 
 flat huiida. *Sr"T 
 
 vitU tists. 
 
 »i' witli tli'- paliuul'l 
 
 c ivt his dour. 
 porch. 
 
 ll{(iliii"al«'|''''"» Iv"liiiK"'|"'"''''"'''"' '• l*»"''li ill I'rniit ol' iltidi', a 
 ])iisi in Ifoiil <>r (|(M>r. ft;-.: '(liiliiii.' 
 
 Iciiiin's Ui>liiiii;i"|»i, I sw.'i'p lln' simu in tV<ii;| nT u,^ ilnur. 
 
 IlIlM 
 
 I'll )l'U/.ll 
 
 I. II 
 
 (• sweep- h . III- 
 
 ]>K'il.N 
 
 Ki llsi'silKI', It i> slamlm;^ In Inrf iIk <1'mii- ||oi' 
 
 sc, ftc 
 
 jtjy'l'.clisnisli. 
 
 ; Kii 
 
 i.iN'ivM.Ki', or, lMtliiitc'l,i|i, Tin' iiiKiill, III ill*' s.'K I» i-i <>|i 
 
 "•n. 
 
 js^y'Tiiliiii.' 
 
 Icliiin'-ikiiliiiliilf jii, I o|icii tlif sii( K \>\ uiilv itii;- ll.c sti'iii^. 
 |l,skoliiilJiIr|H'm, (i^) I niiti*' Lis saclv. 
 
 kiiliiilalt''|islil<'m, (II; I until' (lie sacUV sti'liij;; Inr liii 
 |KiiliiitiiliK'ii>''iii) Til*' >*i»''U ^'<>l. loosened, npen. 
 |];«.|\iil,iMi AKf;i', 'I'll*' door is clear. 4 •<..•' '(JaUtiii.' 
 
 y\.iiii 
 
 :i!iI;L;l;t''|ien( In an-lentt ne, Ojien ymir ear; 
 
 iiiiii's kiiliiii, cliiiiliolin, koiiusli, /•. Inlr. (.">; I a>I», or taUcMi loan, 
 
 I liiin'ow Iroiii .sonieli.id\ . •( 'ljin-k«'diii I'uiidiMi In tel I'unl.' 
 
 the duor. S^'Gi^l I nsK, or <;«'t iiionev in loan Irom Tanl. '< '!,in kojinsli I'lilulini 
 
 Hock. 
 
 ocausc tho padlucliijl 
 
 ,10 door iu a luil|;i!. 
 it only tho opening,! 
 
 ri'mil.' I N'lid money to I'aid. 
 MI'S ki'iliiislii, eliind;olinsli, knliiis!;, /•. r 
 Imiii, I lend somctliinj,'. 
 
 /. .//./. (;'); I - 
 
 rive ami 
 
 It'skiihiu'iii. 
 
 Ixuliii, kolini, r. tr. r. (Sj 1 K-nd to jiini, I I 
 
 lorrnw 
 
 U'liiu iiini. 
 
 f skin etc., l>an|;ia{| 
 
 , ahiittJ itsclt. 
 loors. 
 I door. 
 
 )or. 
 
 itcn,' id. 
 
 ii iisk.'ilineiii, kolinzin, lain borrowing from yon, I lend to 
 
 yon. [not e.N|iresMnii; wliat.] N. I?.- 'I'lial, in this sense it 
 
 iiiriiii-. Iiolli to ask or L^ive a loan to anybody. 'K<i-k'ilis.' He 
 lioiTowcd I'roin me, and lie U-nl to me. 
 |(?ko!ilttiii, kiililleii, kolilt, cnl. (!(}) I lend tlial to lilin. 'Ko 
 kiilill III s|i'jiakaniis I'aiil.' Lend me the waleh d!' Paid. 
 
 iU'in. Ivolislileii, JMdi.-lil, r. r. I. (][> \ I 
 
 lorrou \i)\- liiin. 
 
 'lis kulislileiii In in iliminiirn,' I come to horruu soinetliing 
 
 or tiic clnel. nol loi- mysi ||. 
 
 kohi.-licni, kdlin^lieiiieii, kolinslienienl, r. nl. (9) I lend that 
 111 s Mm !i'd\' tiol nn'iiiii.rii'd. 'Clio in in leirileiiiilon, ie.s- 
 
 ;iili'!s;i."|ii_ 
 
 I li.i\e not my |>lo".v, I lent it. 
 
 i' 'i6:iii>' 
 
 iiil'eiii, 1; V irsliem ■ ieu, l»ulinslu;nu'll, ?'. rl. {]'.)) 1 
 
-i 
 
 811 
 
 KOhIN 
 
 lend uway luH uot iniiio. 'Kt'iliiisliciiiixin lu ari-;{uilzin' 
 
 I lout y«)ur horse lit HDiuchoily. 
 OiinuH-kMinHhi, I Irnd Hoiuothiiif; to Hoinohody. 
 |-Hzk6)in, Wiiut I Itavo hoi-rDWrd. 'I-HkoliiiNh.' Wliut I lent. 
 |{u)ndiK'in, ihlj. All annoying borruwor. 
 |{[oHnHhuiniHl('ii, ,s. An {'ixny man Ut lend, ucrttnimodatiiifr to IoikI 
 
 luH thin^H. 
 |n-kolin?.utcn, s. He that borrowH froni mo. 'Ku-kolinziUm.' Y«u 
 
 arc always borrowing tVitm him. 
 JCueH-koHniH^^ui, v. nv. Wo borrow 1'rom one another, wt* lundio 
 
 ono another. 
 ChincH-nkolinilsi, r. ral. 1 wish to borrow, 
 los-nkolinelsoni, nkoliin'-lsemon, v. vul. (!>) I wiwli to borrow it. 
 ChlnoH-kolinomlnisi, r. /Wv/* I |^o a borrowinj^. 
 TuH kolinuti'Mi, |[i' \^i\nl^^ not, it is no nso to ask loans from him, 
 TuH kolininulentslon I cannot lend that. 
 CiiiNKs-Koi.isKAOAKi, I borrow a horse. 
 IcH-kidisIxu^aem, kolisUui^aeii, I lend a horse to him. 
 Cuines-k<»i-in(zki, 1 borrow a blanket. 
 JuH-kolinizeem, I lend a blanket to him. 'l-skoiint;:c.' Bluiikct 
 
 that I borrow. *[-sko[ini/.eHh.' lilanket that I lent. 
 liOhK—[root of,} 
 KM-k6t':a, It is sowed. 
 Chines-kolkai, cltiii-kolkam, kulkaish, r. act. huL ((•) I am sowihj; 
 
 any kind of sci-ds, |ilanting potatoes, enltivaling lh(( jjround, 
 Iert-k«jlkam, kolkati, kolkant, aint. es-kolkasten, es-kolkasku, i'. 
 
 tr, r. (8) I sow it, plant it. 
 " kolkam, k6lkamcn, kolkament, r. itid. (9) I use thalwmliu 
 
 sow. 'Kotkamen hi jmlak.' 1 sowed the potatoos, I used 
 
 them for seed, did not eonsumo them. 
 
 kolkallem, c. r<i. (16) I sowed hiH or it for him. 
 
 kolkamltem, v. nl. inxt. (Hi) 1 used his for seed. 
 
 kolkashtem, v. rd. (It) J sow lor him, help him <;ultivalii.;;, 
 
 farming. 
 " kolkashem, kolkashemiMi, r. r<l. (0) I lurm, sow it for ollim 
 Ciiinos-ktdkashi, T sow, tiirm for otiicrs. 
 
 CnTNKS-NKOI,KAI, 1 rtOW ill 
 
 leH-nkolkain, nkuikamen, (9) J use it to sow in, I sow, |tluiit m 
 it. 'Nkolkameiitgii lu u-snkulknten.' You tana in your I 
 
 
>l/.in III an-;;iit|zi„. 
 
 .' Wliut 1 lent, 
 niniudatiriff {,, |,„||| 
 
 ivu-koliii/.iUiM.' You 
 uriothor, wu Icndtu 
 
 .'ihIi iit liuri'ow ii, 
 l{ loaii8 (roin |,i,„ 
 
 o him. 
 
 ikoliiiizo.' niunkct 
 Ihut I lent. 
 
 '/■ ('») I am Nowiiij; 
 vuliii;,'lli(( jrrouml, 
 I'ti, ost-l<«)Hta.sku, (:, 
 
 I I UHC llmtsmliu 
 potutooH, I used 
 
 t lor him. 
 .for H«?e(l. 
 Ip hi III ciiltivaiii,);, 
 
 I, H(»w it for otiiiii's, 
 
 I, \ HOW, phiiit III 
 ou farm in pur I 
 
 M<1 
 Iit.tikoll(Hnif(oin, V. inst. /, 
 
 S15 
 
 KOM 
 
 riiiru'H.riI.(»IKju\|Ni 
 
 I 'III 
 
 M-iKolkji, rj)la„( fl 
 
 '» ^"- l'"f. I UlNh t 
 
 T' ':!■ m J runn i,M 
 
 •■) fit 
 
 rin. 
 
 f"M field, etc. 
 
 turn. 
 
 ''^^- 'f'hin-cHk/.lk 
 
 ISki'k.ka, ,v. S(«c<Ih of 
 li*<zl<<i||<!i. What IN 
 
 ««>W||. 
 
 ""y i<Mi(i, fuit 
 
 "•' ' J'''»»t next in ro- 
 
 »"< «''■ fniitN. 
 
 I^nlfi'illijilfii, 
 IVki'illoitri), >•. AfoatiH t 
 
 I"''*''''. 'Snlkokolk, 
 
 aten. 
 
 k'liknikn, .V. A /a,.,„ 
 
 'liiiii'.H-kolk 
 
 (!r. 
 
 '> «"n-, to (arm. 
 
 •'• 'Small flchJ. 
 
 !»"ziHi, I /ar 
 
 ■111 myN,.|/'. 
 
 Iilmlkiilcri, s. The NfUNoi n 
 
 •|I^Vl:s^K()^WC^r^;;^.(,f ''''"'■''''■•>'. the roasoM of fa 
 
 ZII),S||, 
 
 HWcr. 
 
 (•"•J ' 
 
 aiiHwcr, I ,., 
 
 ' J";"-'«'.lk.,/.n;r,„i„^ ,^ 
 
 •P'y, ' d 
 
 liin.'H.UIhin,^MizM,i, cliin-lvoll, 
 
 •' "'^l '<«ivo uitLout 
 
 •■niing. 
 olku6 
 
 irigu. 
 un nn- 
 
 "'■^ inil. (0) I „„ 
 
 s-kclkiK^n^' 
 
 Nwcr NOmcthill^r 
 
 ';"^'"A'u/.Mu,n., Kolkutv, 
 
 ^'''^'-nHMn, ko}kij6M;rii 
 
 '«"ziniflh, r. 
 
 laii.vwcr liiii), (y j,j 
 
 m. 
 
 "Miomrn, kolkii/, 
 
 "ff"J!inomont, (9) 
 
 Eoiii, I 
 
 "■• '''""I, MoaiiN 
 
 '■'^■'''■J '■•"'^*0(,,K.„tlj a ,)lu, 
 
 "" OppONitio,, to Ih, 
 
 iNii.rhki.ni, Towards th 
 
 ^' f">t iiihahilcl. J( 
 ••r. 
 
 ^■"tcr place, to 
 
 lltiiiii, In j)Iaco.s la 
 
 ^voods or p|„|„„ ^}„ 
 
 'rom 
 
 'i'^^'*, from a placo d(...sl 
 
 '' 'i-om water. 'To I k 
 
 '>PP0Hit0 
 
 water, 
 
 the 
 is. 
 
 au 
 
 ""^■^■;'^''""^'""l'^l'>', kumNl.ilHi 
 
 'tut., or ;,.,»( 
 
 II m.' li 
 
 v< 
 
 ('!•, 
 
 '"' the wild 
 
 ler- 
 
 '10 river h 
 
 init (I 
 
 "■'■a- Iravolh'nt: .1, 
 
 '"■' /'"n-kiimNhilsh, ka 
 
 pomsliilsl 
 
 '■•';> and put Tor the hill 
 
 IN Ofc, 
 
 "ishilwh, 
 
 (6) r 
 
 )i 
 
 mil 
 
 ''^"'", '«'Mi.shilshsten, l,/i 
 
 "ut of th« river, 
 
 ••'vcr'a direction 
 
 (rv, 
 
 •■■» ■"■"i.-miNnsten. k(ii>i«il.;i i •^■•^^-i-uon. 
 
 IncN-nkoniNhilNhiW 
 
 ' »'id y;o into an 
 
 open coun- 
 
 i('iiii.-'li 
 
 'I^li, Tl 
 
 «', »". vol. 
 
 pxKi'M.sKi'nfzr.vr. [ 
 '^'"■'^ahvajNmafi 
 
 'fact „)• ,j|,i(|||Mr tl 
 
 • ' 'pCO lO .rot 
 
 kinlk 
 
 i.nixit,,.,,,, i,„i,,, 
 
 *' in ail out of ih 
 
 !don 
 
 what I have hid 
 
 way place. 
 
 .,.,. ,,; ,„,;•. '-"-"-ncnu-n, (9) j „;, -,„ 
 
 > '"y wicht'^ 
 "'y things 
 
 c3^.^ 
 
SK()?.rMr/r, 'IJ. An in-i'prciKliMhK' iH'linMl girl, [l)iit no .s^.i, 
 iiaiiu' can apply (<» ;i inarriiMl woirmti, however good.] 
 
 KOM,— [roy/ of,} 
 
 CMiifU'N-Uttnii, cliinkt'iimMi, koinisli, r, dct. huL (C) I take some of 
 tlu'in. X. i^,— TIk- tilijcMl f^MvcniLMl by this vorb is iilwavs | 
 piiinil. 'Koinish.' Tako soiiio [more than one]; the ncryin 
 may be singuhir. J6h:r>"'Kiiii6i.' 
 
 loM koincni, komtMi, koiiiont, c. tr. r. (8) 1 take tliem. 
 " komkomom, nil. 1 lake the Hoveral objcctH, at Novcrii! tiines, 
 •' ki'.mlit'iu, ki'mihcn, komelt, r. irL (H>) I take several of iijs,,, 
 
 or tako liiom tor liim. 
 " k«jmslitem, koiu.ililui), kiMiishit, ('. rd. (14) 1 take several olJ 
 j«!cts, iiulotinite tor him, or Irom him. N. H. — Some scemiol 
 give only the first meaning, 1 tak-e them for him, lor his bene-' 
 fit J others seem to grant also the second meaning. ThcfiKt 
 is certain. 
 
 Kaes-komshturgni, r. nl. rr.r. We take things for each other. 
 
 les kumshein, k«'>nislH'nieii, komshement, v. rd, (0) T take them I 
 
 [not belonging to m(^] Imm somebody. 
 " kontshemhem, (10) J take them from him, when they do not 
 belong to hini, v. g. 'lu'imshcmlzin 16 s/.i/niclt a-sznako,' 
 J took away troni you those children stolen by you. 
 
 (Miines-komshi, chin-komshem, v. rd, (0) I take some several in- 
 defiinite ol)j',>cts not mine. 'Jesn ICli zkomshemis }q pag]] 
 i tel chini.' Jesus Christ brought out tlie just ones from li 
 [as they were slaves of the devil by original sin.] 
 
 Kaes-koiiMiucgui, r.rn'. 1st. We take one anothc^r, wc steal one! 
 another, fre(iiiently used for illicit connections. 2nd. ffj 
 wrestle as yonng folks do trying their pluck. 
 
 (/hines komluisi, r.frnj. 
 
 les-komluisem, v. fnt/, travs. 
 
 " ehk6nu'm, (!tc. , I fake them Ironi on high, a tree, by hand. 
 " tkomem. I aecejit them. fife^'T-Koni,' [Altogether different.] 
 " zkomem, I take them from there. 
 
 L» i-s7,kom, The things \ have taken. 
 
 F(>H-komsnu'.leme!iem, 1 take the lances. 
 
 OiiiN icoMM\, chin kotnmalka, Tarn winner. 'Ta :s-komma.' liim 
 not winner in playing, gambling. a®*'Koim.' i 
 
 [es; KOMi-TiKM, k()muti(^sten, (8) I arrest him. by hand, witkj 
 
fTiv :s-Uomma.' 1» 
 
 KOM 
 
 sliKutinj.!;, [for arrcstiii-; caj^turiiig an (Miriny in a fight.]' 
 
 1\UM, —['■'>''< ''/>] 
 
 Ks-k'iiiil'iiii, Thoy arc dead, [not died.] 'Ks-koinip.' Thoy had 
 1)0011 (load. 'Kotiiip.' They died. 
 
 y,\[ es-koinpini, Those that are dead, the dead, pres. 'Lii ea-ko- 
 iiijp.' Those that had heeii dead. 'J-jU koinip.' Those that 
 died, 'iiii kfs-kompini.' Those that shall be dying, 'iiu ka- 
 koiiiip.' Those that shall have died. 
 
 KiiL's-kDii'P'"'' kae-komip, komipui, r. intr. pi. Wo die. N. B. — 
 
 It only means those that die at the same place and time. If 
 
 should die, one by one, it is said, 'Kae-tcltelil,' We died, hero 
 
 and there. 
 
 |\aos-konikoini)nii, kae-koinkomip, v. rtd. Wo die in different pla- 
 ces or times, and more than one at a time. 
 jlt's-koinpini, k(>nipst6n, kompisku, v. causs. (10) I make them die, 
 
 by starvation, misery, blows etc. 
 » kuiukuiiiplin, konikonipstcij, v. causs. rtd. (10) 1 make them 
 
 die here aiid there, several at a time. 
 IIks-koMIM, komenteii, konieiitegu, cont. es-komster», es-koinstdku,' 
 
 r. ti: r. (10) 1 kill them altogether. 
 
 koinkoinim, komkomentiin, c. causs. pi. rtd. 1 kill many at 
 
 each time, and at ditterent times. 
 
 konij)ltemj kompltenj kompilt, (17) I make die Several Of 
 
 ills 
 
 koiiiiKsliiteni, konijishilen, kom])sh\t, ([')) 1 inako thcni die for 
 
 him. 
 
 I" koniltcm, komltOin, kolmit, (17) 1 kill several oi his 
 
 I" koin^liilcm, komshiten, komshit, (lo) I help him killing others, 
 
 or kill many tor him. 
 liai'skompsluegui, i\ rcc. We iuake one another die. 
 Ii'skoinpiiuiiem, kompniin, kompnunt, (8) 1 succeed iri making 
 
 them die. 
 
 kompnuil'tn, (lf)"i 1 make 'U'vcral o*' M< die. 
 
 I" iikulk;)ni])muicrn, rikulkonipnuii, (11) I die with them. 
 
 piiioskompskii^iio, My horses are dead. 
 
 ■■!!.'iikninip, X. My dead ones. 'Ivae,-? giikomkomij).' Our dead 
 
I to 
 
 ^ 'X} 
 
 818 
 
 KOX 
 
 huru and there. 
 KOMEP,— [roof o/,] 
 C'hincs-kom^pi, cLin-Komcpcm, konu'-'piHli, v. act. ind. (6) I start I 
 
 nijvrth sivva}', said : I.st. For moving away when they go hunt. 
 
 ing in a body, fr. •l-jilu: 'Ks komcjicm.' They are startine 
 
 2nd. For dying. 
 IeH-kom<>jtcin, komt^jtston, koniepHku, t'. tr. r. (8) I make thea 
 
 start uway. 
 " dikornepcMi, chkonujK>nicn, chkoinepcment, v. tr. /oc. (9) I 
 
 start towards that place. 
 r'hine.s-zk(*in» i>i. We wtart, wo arc coming toward the speaker. 
 KOMI! or, kuihi ! Would to God! 'K6n)i chin-teliK' Wouldto 
 
 (Jod that 1 had died, or that J should die. N. B. — It always 
 
 takes the past tense, both for past and future, seldom it is con- 
 nected with the future. 
 KOMKAN, .«. Tlie hair, the scalp, in comp. 'ep.' 'Nko6p.' One 
 
 hair. 'KscUp.' Two hairs. 
 K01^—[root of,-] 
 
 r-chin-konkoint, 1 am poor, niiscrahle, humble, mean. 
 Chinos-konkointi, chin-konkoint, konkointsh, (5) I get poor, 
 ('hincs-konkonllshi, (.5) I am growing poor in dress. 'Chines-kon- 
 
 kontilshi.' lam made t«) grow poor, having been robbed elt. 
 Chin-kon'msziiti, I became in distres, I suffer for any reason, lam 
 
 in misery, 
 (/hin-konemen/.uti, (5) I make myself poor. *Chin-konemenzili 
 
 ch-Fvoliiiziiten.' I humble myself before God. 
 les-konkointcm, konkointsteii, konkbint'sku, r. causs. (8) I 
 
 him pt)oi', or, 'Kolen ks-konkointi.' 
 Chines-konkont's/.uti, (;')) I am the cause of my poverty. 
 leK-kollkonkoiiitcin, kollkonkointemen, (9) I treat himasa poorl 
 
 fellow, or, "Agcisten t-konkoint.' 
 Ciunes-konkonkh'chitt, chin-konkon^s'chit, konkonfis'cliitsh, (5) I 
 
 I am humble, peaceable, quiet, meek, though rich and stout, 
 
 and ill treated. 
 IcH-kojikoncs'chitcm, konkoneschitemen, (9) I think him lui hiim- 
 
 bif l<'llinv, etc. 
 " chk<»nkoiii's'(liitcm, chkonkones'chitcmcn, cont. es-chkoiikonc^ | 
 
 chitcmsti'ii. (0) r am kind towards him. 
 " c!ik'Hik(»nesi-hitcin!tem, (16) I am kind to hiH 
 
ep: «Nko6p.' One 
 
 think him tin hum- 
 
 ont. eH-chkonkonc,«- 
 
 I KOOP 
 
 IlKKONficHSTBM, konfcchstornen koM.'.,.!..< 
 
 ' fcated. '•• t^ur Lord was abused, ,J| 
 
 Kontlistotnenziiton, ,v jjj ^ 
 
 zuten.' Those that ah;.::^:;;i,,;^''"'''«*-^-^utiH Kolin, 
 W<onch«temhun.Hhi, Y.,, ,j,„,^. ^j^^, Z* ; 
 
 konk^in,,' r.i. ^ ^i-"^ --U-or, hurnbl,-. rhineH-„ko„ 
 
 ' plead. "^' ^ «"J'I'J'oa(o, cry fbr ,„ercy, I 
 
 Icsbniconzinern, l«>nlvoi,.szineiHen ro r 
 
 ey, 1 supplicate to hi.n. ^Kin^kou.L ^ ^'' '"*'" ^•'^' "'or- 
 
 (>ytotheJx,rdforMa.n.v. ''''^"''^^"'' ^" Kolin.aton/ 
 
 kcHKONKONSZJNfcj.rLK.M r.},lv...l 
 
 , •wyhi.w...n,«,,.;,:'',l:,;';,';:;:7-y"7- (») > i.o„ &,.„. 
 
 bnkoimzinemeri/uteii, .V The n| ->''''"''"'■ 
 
 an.konkoi,8zinoin«.r,/.,i,o„ ' TT. "" '*"' """■''^' ^'' ^'i'"- 'Ko- 
 ' outcrying to you. " '"" .^"'"' "H'fnonali,t, vonr cii- 
 
 Poor speaker. ^'''''"'' ""' """d«'J. 'Konkon.in ' 
 
 |i..0H.konzi„e,niHt,, I ,,,^., ,„t,.^.^ 
 I< l-nz,ne,na,st..„, rhkonxinemi tL. n rO) ,, , • 
 
 liimsuppiioat.. to him. ^ ^vko. „ • ^^ ^ ''^' '"'"' «nti-oat 
 
 '«"nt. *Ta km'l<«-(-himkor„<.nl^t:,/;V^ ^''Ht ac- 
 
 -" '">t foel poo., on o„,. a." n ''^ ^'^-'"'-Uon.' Cio, 
 
 |menzitenicnlui..snakoko' J T, i . '"'' ''^*'*- *<^'l>imko- 
 
 p,-[roo/ «/;] "'" I'""'- !<"• hoing robbed. 
 
 pl, •'. Du8t. 
 
 J'ejfii, s. I)„sty pla.-o. 
 
 I'K Busty road. 
 
 H. ^t in fanr....|. /y .ps I- i • , 
 
 l"-l,e..„s<,.at;h.d: ''"^'^'"'"^'••■"'"ed..so„, ,,„,b,,^ ,,^^.,. 
 Vloo}„ni, ,:hi;,-k„o,,i,n koo..; . 
 
 I ^"■'; ' tnak.. ,t bccoiuo 
 
soft, limber. N. B.— 'Jf.s-f<uikiim.' Ml-uils to rub wit!,,, 
 
 stone, in order to Hol'tou the liidc 'Jos-koopim.' i(^^^^,jJ 
 
 really the making it suit, limber. 
 
 Io8-koopH6m, (17) 1 made ho it bits 
 
 " koopsbitom, (15) I belp ber to tan, work a skin soil. 
 " koopnunem, koopnun, (S) 1 sueeeed in making it sol't. 
 likokop, dim. A little soft, well soft and limber. 'I-ks-}ko.| 
 
 kopi.' Let it bo soit. 
 Cbines-koopizei, cbin-koopize^ (o) 1 bave a soft robe. 
 Cbines-kooj izi i, cbin-koopizeem, (Q) 1 make soft robes. 
 l-ClilN-KOOTE. 1 am delieate, sensitive to ail ailments. 
 Es-kootcmi, lie is growing delicate. 
 KOSKOIST, s. Straw. 
 IvOSSIGU, s. Goose, outardr. 
 Es-kosim, It became crisj), curled. 
 Kosip, or, kusip, i<L 
 
 Kosp61gu, s. Butlalo robe, or sheep bide, because it is woolly. 
 Kospize, id. By Sjtokanc. 
 Cbin-cbilkosmelgu, I bave woolly bair all over, as sheep, soiuel 
 
 dogs etc. Jk^ 'CbU.' 
 l-cbin-cbkoskan. My bead is ourly-baired. 
 Cbines-cbkosimkani, My bair is getting curled. 
 Kok6sem, or, kukusem, .s. Stars or star. 
 Chin-kokosmkan, 1 am star-crowned. 
 Kokosmkan, .s. Star-crown, 'Kokosmiakan.' 
 Ics-kokosmkanem, kokosmkan, k(d\6smkant, (8) I crown liim oi 
 
 her with stars. 
 
 kokusmkaltem, (IG) I crown his witli star«. 
 
 kok('>smkanem, kokosmkanemen, (9) I crown myselt wii 
 
 stars, I wear a crown of stars. 'Kokosmkaneniis iu kukij 
 
 sern.' She wears a crown of stars. 
 Chines-kollkoiiusmkaii, 1 make myself a star-crown. 'KnLski 
 
 kokusmkais Maly.' Be you a star to crown the had 
 
 Mary. 
 KOKOSMECIIINSIIIN, x. I)„g, because either the imdorpart.] 
 
 bis loot is star like, or because it is crisped up, not flat. 
 KOTh,—[root /)/,] 
 Kaos-kotlsbi, kae-kotlsb, kutlsbui, (o) We run, capur, bii 
 
 JBtsi^'Kezelshi.' 
 
 it 
 
(8) 1 crown liiiQ oil 
 
 KOZI 
 
 /t],i„ert-kok6tlo8lii, I run races on foot, or horseback. 
 IcHchkokotl^shom, chkokolliishemen, (9) I run a race to that 
 
 point. 
 Kokotisheemon, a^y. Racer, addicted to racing. 
 
 Ichin-ko^z, I am fat. N. B. — The K, is hard, — the 0, nearly m 
 
 I (hiues-koziui, chin-kooz, ko6zish, T grow fat. 
 Ics-kozim, kozntfeii, koziwku, v. causs. (10) I make him become 
 
 fat, I fatten him. 
 « kozltim, kozhdn, kozUt, r. rel. (17) I fatten his or it for 
 
 him. 
 Ichines-koziizuti, I fatten myself ' 
 
 Cliincs-koozlnisi, I keep on getting fat. 
 Icbincs-nkozfclsi, v. vol. 
 jleslk'kozim, r. dim. 
 llvoz, adj. Fat. 'Sk6zt,' s. Fat, greasy, lard, butter, oil and the 
 
 'like. 
 
 K'koztin, s. tw«'' Food to latten. 
 koUCll-irootof,-] 
 lEs-kozchini. It is falling, out of the perpendicular, inclining. 
 
 <Kozkli, or, Kuzich.' 
 iKozieliC'b, h6i kozich, It got out of its perpendicular, finally it fell. 
 ['liiii-ehiHcozcbt'ne, I am over-fallen by a tree, I have something 
 
 fallen on me. JST'Chil.' 
 tlos-ohilkozchinem, chilkozchenemen, (9) I have that fallen on me. 
 chilkozehtnem, chitkozcbd-neen, chilkozchdneent, I fall over 
 him, [wiiid of a tree etc.] 
 I" kozdnuinem, kozchniin, kozchnunt, (8) I make it fall, by 
 
 forte ; I fell etc. 
 thin-koztbcl, I am the one that made it fall. 
 (es-kuzohi'lsom, or, kitzch^lstem, knzchdlsemen, kuzchfelatemen, 
 (9) 1 throw hin>, kill him, used especially in a fight, for 
 throwing an enemy on the ground and killing him. 
 ^KOZIXELCJU, s. One of the doors of a long tent, having a 
 
 tloublo door, one at each end. 
 pHINES-KSMI, chin-ksim, k^isb, (7) I scratch with the tips of 
 
 the fingers, 
 l-diin-keskeskesk^s, f am scratched. 
 
 m 
 
 t .• . 
 
g 
 
 >— < 
 
 t 
 
 \^ 
 
 1*. 
 
 (323 
 
 KITALir 
 
 rhiiirM-iiksiliiskiiiii, (7) T s( riitfh tlio toj) of my heud. 
 Chiiios-r)k.s6nei, (6) T sscnitch my car. 'Chinos-iiksiisusi.' rl 
 
 scratch my I'urulicad. 
 C'liincs-kolksaplvuiii, .(0) I .scrutcli thr ha<ik of tlio nock, 
 Chincs-ks^lpsi, ((\) T scratch my neck. 'Chiiics-chiH<s{;8shi 
 
 serutch my I'orohoad. 
 Chuios-kolkaMu^ti, ((>) I «cratcl» my chcoks. < 
 
 (/hinos-kHkai)7-i\ti, (5) I scratch my head. 
 Ios-ksksk6iiicm, (8) I scratch his head. 
 
 m: 
 
 Chii 
 
 M'S-kH^MHhiiii, 
 
 (»?) 1 
 
 scratch mv loot. 
 
 Chin-kst^pshin, I Hcratch my heels. 
 
 Chincs-ksjtoskaii/.iili, {J>) I scratch my lips. 
 
 Chincs-kskcs/Jicchsti, (<i) 1 scratch my wrists. 
 
 Kn. 1st. Proii'iiiii for the second person^ siiigidar in verbs. 'Jvu.| 
 
 gest, ku-aimt.' Thou art good, thou art mad. SuhJ. 'Kuli^ 
 Kii. 2im1. Coftjunction, Hut, if yel. '('Iiiii-iitels gest^ kii ta.' 
 
 thoiigh him good, hnt he is not. 
 K)i hi. vird. \i', paxt. *Ku hi kii-chatim.' If thou had pniypil. 
 Kunt^u. 4th. Is the corrospondoiit to, 'Ku li\,' in the antij)!!!' 
 
 I'asos, 
 
 plcil.'lllOS, 01', 
 
 kiiiuil, It is 
 I'liiiios-Iuialcii 
 V(\ir('lntiii 
 
 ;],->!< iiiuU, Th 
 
 grass, troi 
 
 rli.'S.] F 
 
 fv|;ii;ili'ili.';;'iii, 
 
 JfrUHH. 
 
 lp.skiiHhil(*gii, 
 
 |mKKI AI.K.MI, 
 
 |)liiiit liudd 
 Tilt' luavos 
 
 'Kuncu ta ku-thl.' Thou wouhl'st not have died. 'luin(!ii.BBi''i'>"''i' 
 
 (^'un ho used even without heing preceded hy, 'Ku \\i,' but 
 
 vice versa, v. g. 'Kuiieii ku-cluVum,' You could pray, 'limieaj 
 
 ku-(>()st,' Yon shoidd he h)st. 
 Kn pen gcst. ii. It would he hctter. *Ku pen gcst Uu-tlil, iiiiilij| 
 
 kntHitgn Ml tdie.' It wonUl he better for you to be dead, 
 
 to HJn. 
 Ku shei. (}. Yet it is he, yet it is so, and it is often uscdintliiJ 
 
 way as an cxpletivo. 'Ku chin-pagpagt.' Yet I am sniiini 
 
 cepcndaHt jc tu^suis pas fov. 
 Ku ta. 7. Hut no. 
 KUALI,— [roof 0/^] 
 
 I chin-kualiit, I am yellow, gold-color. 'J\ualiit ululim.' Gold, 
 1-chin-kuali, Yellow. '1-kulikuali.' Corn. 
 ]-chin-kullaiis, My liice is death-pale, yellowish. 
 KualisHhen, Yellow stone. 
 Es-kualTii, Husty, hccomiiig yellow. 'Ks-kual'Hi.' Let it kl 
 
 ruaty etc. 
 Kulkallaus, .<t. Yellow eyes, juundice. 
 ('hin<>s-kuaHiisi, My face is getting yellow. 
 
 IS sjinrigitii. 
 
 tliegi'Diind 
 !-KUAr,ficnsT, ' 
 
 inic out. 
 i-ciikualcclist, 
 clilcii.'ilcclisfci 
 
 pruJua'S It. 
 
 li^'lit, Dicta) 
 
 Jwiliii/.utcii.' 
 
 (led forth a ( 
 
 iKfAri'Ps, It pr 
 
 XKs-.VKi:Ar,?:tsr 
 
 lAI.LI'Ls'cillN, 
 
 Iionis are cor 
 
 !XKrn':LE:\r, 
 
 |iit's-iiki)ll<iiel(/li 
 nc.'<-n!vonk-ii6iic 
 
 'iiizi. s^qii 
 
 liiielcli, pa.^s. It 
 bes-kiit'lclii, clii 
 |sonit'tliiii 
 boat etc. 
 ^«i'l''la'ni, kiiiJlc 
 
 b. UJ) 
 
inos-nksususi.' 
 
 JO nook. 
 
 s-chiVks6sshini.' 
 
 iiliir in vurbs. In] 
 md. Suhj. 'Kiiks,' 
 •Irt gnHt, ku til.' 1 
 
 tliou liad prayo'l. 
 
 ,' in the {intn)lirases. 
 
 uvo died. 'Ivuiik'l 
 by, 'K.n lu,' but null 
 fould iJi'uy, 'Kunen 
 
 :n {'C'.'^l ku-llil, ubki 
 
 •on to be dead, tbii| 
 
 is ol'ten used in this 
 ' Yet I am smuvi 
 
 liit ululim.' Gold, 
 
 ih. 
 aiuriii.' L«-t it 
 
 328 
 
 KUEL 
 
 ].„,ilitis, or, Hkiiiiliolko, ,?. PoiHOiious niosH of ccdiir trees. " * ■' ' 
 
 kuiiiil, It is all l)looniin^, green, vt-gotableH, il d pomsil. 
 
 "hiMOvkiiulenii, chin-kiidl, kuilsh, (5) 1 am growing, blnnming, 
 vcifctnting. 
 
 jiJiiwal, Tlioro lire hoiuo green, vegetuting, [said of wheat, 
 ifi-ass, trees when budding I'ortli their plants or grass, or bran- 
 dies.] T'7>V'.scY), grrnunn, fr, poufoipr. 
 
 [,kii:ilulL'n"'> kuiilulegu, The prairie, field, ground is green with 
 
 ivskimliih'gu, There are green spotM. 
 
 Lkki AiiKMi, chkuaal, It buds foi-th, i-tjfiM'rcd to (he grotind, 
 phmt budding forth the grass, flowers etc. 'Ivuaal In pizehl.' 
 TIio leaves are coming out. 'Kuaal lu spk^ini.' The wlieat 
 issiM'iiiging up. 'Chkuaiil hi esshitc hi stoligu.* The trees, 
 till! iTDund IS produeing, is budding forth. 
 
 •Ki'AiicnsT, The branches, flowers, fruits, loaves etc., are coni- 
 
 inii out. 
 |-clikual6chst, It is producing leaves etc. 
 
 ilikii!il('chst('ms, ku:i1(^('hsteinis,_ kiiahV-hsteinont, r. tr. r. Tt 
 |iruducoH it. 'Chualtchsteniis lu szeeko.* It produces the 
 fldwci's. 'rhkiialcclistcnils lu spaaka.' The sun produces 
 li>:ht, iiu'laphorically. '.Stiichemish Muly ehkualfcelisteniis 
 Koliiiziitcn,* The JMessed Virgin produced a G(ul, she bud- 
 ded forth a fiod. 
 
 IkvaiX'ps, Tt produced beard, grass, 
 
 lXKSNKi'Ar,f;iKr, chin-nkuaUdf*, 1 get teeth, 1 am teething. 
 ;iAi,t;i'i,s'(iiiN, He budded out horns, [us cattle, when the 
 lioriisave coming out.] . , 
 
 ■XKUKLEM, tikntMen, (8) T dip it in water, liquid of any kind. 
 
 Iius-iikolkiielchsti, (6) I dip my hands in water". ■ • 
 
 ic.<-iikoiiku6iiclisti, /(/. ' • ' ' 
 
 kiizt. flgr'Kuezt.' 
 
 mm -[root of,-] 
 
 pii'lcb, pai^s. It is upset. 
 
 'Kuclchch,' It got upset. 
 
 kiH'lclii, (hill kuelchein, kiielchisli, c. iid. iinl. (()) I ujisct 
 Isomt'tliing, upturn with upside down^ as a tumbler, kettle, 
 |l)i)!it etc, B@"'Uel.' 
 piililiom, kut^lchen, kuelchont, v. tr. r. (8) 1 ujiset it. 
 
iO ! 
 
 
 824 
 
 KUEST 
 
 Ti's kuilchltcm, v. r,i. (18) T iipsot his or it for him. 
 
 " ku61chHhtem, (14) I upsot to his account, help him upsetting. 
 Es-fku6kiilch, dim. A small object upactting, or for a while. 
 Kn61chomon, s. An upsctter of everything. 
 
 Knlchenziiten, .s. The upsettcr of. 
 
 Pis ciiii.KuiLCH, pass. It is upsot, V. g. the boat. J©''ChU.' 
 BH-chiikulfhfenc, pans. It is covered by an object upsot on it, it I 
 
 has it upset, v. g. the soa on which the boat is upset. 
 Tos-chi*kutilchem, chitkutlchen, r. loc. (8) I upset it. 
 " chilkolchfenem, chitkolchfcnccn, ehitkoloh6neent, r. fr. r. (8)I| 
 
 upset on it. 'Chilkokh6neen lu in-gal«ilpe.' 1 npset on ray| 
 
 floor. 
 
 '< chitkuilchHem, (16) I upsot his over, v. g. his boat. 
 
 " chiJkolchen6hem, I upset over his v. g. over his floor. 
 
 " chilkolchdnem, chilkolch^neenicn, chiikoloh^ncnient, v.mt, 
 
 (9) I am covered with that upset over me. 'Chilkolch^n.) 
 
 cmis in tlid.' It had the boat upsot on, it was covered witbl 
 
 the boat upset on. 
 " chilkolchdnemheni, r. imtr. rel. (16) I have his iipgct uii| 
 
 I am covered with his upset on. 
 
 KuXlchkan, s. Cover-lid of a box, kettle, any cover tlint is 
 
 upset on another object. 
 Es-kndlchkan, pass. It is covered with the coverlid. 
 les-kuAlehkanem, kualehkan, kudlchkant, r'. tr. r. (8) I put ibej 
 
 cover on it. 
 " kudlchkanem, kualchkancmen, kuilchkanement, r. inst (9)lj 
 
 have on that cover lid, I am covered with that cover-lid, 
 Tes-kuelciichem, kuilchchston, I make it upset. 
 Tas kudlcheh, It does not upset, it does not become up.set. 
 KV Eh,— [root of,} 
 [•ku^^, Mad, furious. 
 I-chln-kuetshixt, 1 am funous, frantic. 
 Ohm-chkuJkuoJshizt, I look furious. 
 Chines-ohkutkuWs, id. 
 Chinoa-nkufetsi, I am furious. 
 Cbine8-nkn6tsonz6ti, I make myself furious. 
 KUEST,— [roof of,} 
 Sku6st, s. Xatne. PI. 'Skns-kiu'sst.' The names of ocvcral peij 
 
 sons. 'Sku6est. Names of one person. 
 
lames of dovrval m 
 
 826 
 
 KUEZT 
 
 I jj(,ji„(,i)tj,'u lu sknfests, You blackened his name, by backbiting, 
 
 slandering. 
 L|.„j,tfei]ffu, .«. Nanae of tribe. P/. 'Sku.'--ku-fitfeligu.' Names of 
 
 several tribes. 
 hkiistulegn, s. Name of a place. 'Stem fu skustiilegu ?' "What is 
 
 tlie name of the country. , 
 
 hnjrosk"^"** ^' ^ i^""^ name, a good reputation. 
 Hnihcskuist, s. A bad name, a bad reputation. 
 I.snkiu'p-*''*'"^^** I ^t^yo the same name with him. 'l-nko chin-ep- 
 
 sku^st I'znilz.' I have the name of his. 
 ]esi.kui'stcm, kutstemen, kufeslement, (9) 1 have, take, that name. 
 'Ku68temen lu Piel.' I have the name of Peter, I am called 
 Peter. 
 
 « kufestcmHcm, (16) I take the name of his or his name. 
 
 'KuistcmeJzin lu a-skudst.' I took your name. 
 II kolsknfcstem, kolskufestemen, (9) I take that name. 
 I' kolkn^stshtem, v. rel. (14) I give him a name, I call him 
 names. 'Kolsku^stsht.' Give him a name. i. - 
 
 II kolsku^sthcm, (16) I give a name to his 
 
 Chincs-kollHkufesti, I change my name. D^'Kolfeisem.' 
 Iksnkuestshinem, or, kudstshinem, nku6stshinemen, (9) J take 
 
 the name of that my father, mother, or other ancestor. 
 
 Chincs-nkufcstshini, I take a name from my ancestors, 
 
 bs-NAUSKuisTEM, nauskucstcmen, (9) I give him the name of 
 
 'Ko-nau8ku6stemis t'in-pogpog6t.' They called me after my 
 ancestors. 
 I" nauskut'stshtem, id. 
 m2-[root of,] 
 
 hh\iiz, It is night. 'Skukudz,' ^. The night. 'Ne kuku^z.' To 
 
 night, when it will be night. 'Ln knku6z.' When it was 
 
 night. *Nem kuku^z.' Jt will be night. 
 
 bkuku^zini, kuku^z, subj. ks-kukuezmi. It becomes dark, night. 
 
 [Iliinc8-chiJkukucz6nei, I am benighted, I am being covered by the 
 
 nighi, I arrive to night, I live up to night time. 
 fhines-chskiiknezmi, chin-chskukufez, I arrive by night. 
 iVlZT -[root of,-] 
 
 [kufekust, 5. Morning. *Ne-kufeku8t.' "When it shall be morning. 
 '}ju iskuAkust.' In the morning. 'Ne i-kudkust.' At day- 
 break, au petit jour, early in the morning. 
 
IC 
 
 HI 
 
 3m 
 
 :i3tt 
 
 KUL * 
 <"iHNES KriizTi, [kocy.tii'] (■liin-U;)iV,t, hix'/.tsli. r. Intr. (J)) [ ,„ 
 
 oarl}' III the iiuM-niiig. 'Tcu i-IviiLkiist i's-tluHk6gac, slit'i cs. 
 
 ku(''zti.' Wlioii oiu' Idol's oarly dt tin' liorscs, lio is said %. 
 
 lvii<V,ti.' 
 ToN-kiu'^ztcm, Iciieztstoii, r. aniss. (H) I maUo him <^o ourlv. 
 <'IiiiK's.kiiz|ciii!I<(''il(i, r :ini an early risiT. 'Ic's-l<iizt»ull<til( 
 
 iiii, 
 
 (S) I ^^t't flu-Ill up i-arly. 
 Cliiiu'iikuzU'iiiluisi, r, trc<i. I ofU'ii riHc I'urly. 
 ('hiiU'M !<ii/.lt'in!tl!iska;;-ai'i, I ;:;o eai'Iy tf) liui-scs. • 
 ('liin(\s-kii/.t(!iiisiK'iii, T oat cavl}'. 'Kiiztcmlclilen.' Thov cat 
 
 oarlv. 
 riuiics ku/-ti'ins'( haul, 1 ]>ray early. 
 <'hiiios-lcnztiijii, I '^o oarly to visit folks. 
 KTU,— [;vyoN)/;] 
 Jikiiknii^mo, adj. Small. PL 'J-jz'zimc' X. H. — The L, and Kn 
 
 an- not nidital, lint siiiijily nso<l for ilirniniitivo. 'Cliin.ku. 
 
 kinikm( 
 
 I am small. 
 
 Jcs Ikukuiiimcm. Jkulcuidmslon, or, lkuknim6skij, or, Ikuk 
 
 sku, r. tr. r. (8) I make it small, I diminish it in size. 
 riiinos-Iku-kiiimsziid, T niaki' niysclf small, T liiiniMi' inyscir. 
 (Munos-lkukiiiinoltilshi, I hccnino a small child. 
 Chinos Ikiiknimisti, chiiH^s-lkokonKV-hslJ, (diiiK-s-kdiiicl 
 
 uiiu- 
 
 iisoiizuti, 
 
 (5) I croiHdi down, contracting^ myself into a small 0()iti]iass, 
 rhiiu's l-kiiknistclsomisti, T think myself small^ f have a sin;ill 
 opinion ot myself. 
 
 LKUKVtfET, Slowly. 
 
 rhines-lkiikuiieti, I go slow. 
 
 los-lkidcuiietem, ikukiiii6fs(en, (!*') I make him l;o slow. 
 " i kukuiii'tem, 1 do it slowly, jLjontly. 
 liNN'.KncuiKzf.VDM, nktiK'ninii^'/iiieinen, (0) f speak to hiin witli n 
 
 low voice, iienlly. 
 S'cHt^Ki KiM.ML^ssK esoli]», Small tire hlazinji^, Piiri:;atoi'y. 
 ('hines-chl-kid<iiinH\soi, chin-chHvukuimiisem, chlktikuinuseiKli, r. 
 
 ai':t, ind. (fi) I njuke a small fire. 
 [es-chlkiikiilm'iscm, (8) I make the tiro small. 
 ('ii[N i.KfKrrM.ii.Ai.Ko, 1 am a small si/.((d man, short. 'PL 'Kiic-zi- 
 
 zimalalko.' 
 Skiikiiimelt, .<• A 3'oath, a young person, a child. 'Lu liskukuiu- 
 
 me. 
 
 In niv earlv da\s, when 1 was small. 
 
t..';: 
 
 •. intr. (J)) I :;„ 
 H, lu- is said *F.v 
 
 iro oarlv. 
 
 L's-Uvi/.tmlkcilttiii,' 
 
 I V 
 
 lUcn.' Tlioy cal 
 
 '.,i' 
 
 KriNSIl 
 
 I'lmrii, ^^3 ciiiM. n. 'S/,i-/,iiii:u/ ciiiM. 
 
 LkukMiiiiajx'sUiiM, .v. .Sniall iiiou 
 
 thcil 
 
 p.'V: 
 
 1(111, 
 
 iil;;iii,' V. Slii'i II 1< I'd voice 
 
 .Nkiikiii'>iii 
 
 voice. 
 fj;ii!<iiiiii<';-;"'i) '• ^i":>'l 'i''!i-.r. PI. 'ii/.i/.iiiuMgi 
 .Mknlaiiiiiclzi 
 [,i;iikr,inii/.c, 
 
 tril'c 
 
 l>evKoii, lunn with u foniiiiino 
 
 Small I'odiii, small rrm,, rifle. 
 t'c. /v. '-L/,i/,imizt'. 
 
 Sm:il 
 
 iiia![ iM 
 
 t 
 
 Smull rolteh, 
 
 Black toot. 
 
 Ixi/.i/.iiiu'i-', >■■. Siu;ill ti'ctli, small coinl). 
 
 KuklllMH 
 
 lim, >•. 
 
 Sm 
 
 ill Stollf 
 
 INlkiki'imaks, Small mail, 
 
 |ViKi u; i\i\ksi;m, Clicini, ^iiiiall |»flcc. 'TcsiilUiikiiimiiksein, iilku- 
 kiiiiniiksctiii'ii, (!>; I lliiiik it choap. ''raks-nlknkuimiikso- 
 iiiciitL^ii 111 a-siigajii' II'*.' T)() not trifle witli yon sonl. 
 
 , — The L, and Kn, ■]{„.|kiil<iiiiiis]iiius, Y(>ii aiva small lioavU-d fell 
 nuitive. 'Chiu-ku- ■[.i,,,,), „</j. Reil. 
 
 o\v, 
 
 skii, or, Ikukuiiu- 
 h it in size. 
 IniniMe iiiVM-ir. 
 
 iiie8-konicliisoiizuti| 
 
 a sniall compass, 
 
 1^ r have a sm;i!l 
 
 n-o slow. 
 
 U-i'iiin 
 
 -kiiils, I am red tiiMd. •("liin-knU'Is.' I hecame red 
 
 in tl 
 
 le 
 
 taci 
 
 ;'i ch 
 
 riilk'iil-;, I liMv r.'d fliuninix <'V 
 
 iliiii-kiiilzc. I iim red Manketed. 
 |.iiiki;ii!<;iii. Red headed. 
 hkiiilliis, l\'ed mriiie, [of liorses.J 
 
 KNII 
 
 I'lirple. 'Kiilknltaks. ' Tnrjile ^unneiit. 
 
 Ivkiilkiillak-si m, k-iilkiiil;'iksi'iiieii, (II) I dress liim in red. 
 Ikiiilkn, I'ed w'ttev, n-ine. 
 
 Iiknlkiiiel^n, •>!. Cultj rrd-wkin. 
 kiiil/.f, T>c(l all over, TiidiMiis[as in ojijjosition to ^vlli^es.^ 
 
 |rK!t,ti„ Tlic sini is .<ihinintr, it is -warin, liv sun's lient. 
 
 lillKill 
 
 iiiltctikiij The sun is sliininj' on the wateiv 
 
 ik to him with a ^■kiijkiinrileifii, v. The ;r|'(,|in(| wliere the sim shines on. 
 
 'o") 
 
 Kii.Kn.KKiN, Red monntaiti-tojr 
 
 Irnjutory. 
 •hHvukiiimiseinli, r. 
 
 Ishort. PI 'KiH'-ii- 
 d. <Lu liskukuiu- 
 
 IsK' tiKM, kiiilen. (S) I make it n'd. 
 
 Kill! 
 
 Did )iol turn n-d. 
 
 •lXSll,-[r/^,of of\] 
 
 uiiisii; 
 
 How many y imiw. •Ks-kuinshi ?' lluw many miiHt thoy 
 
 lany. 'Guj 
 
 Tee kiiinsh.' S(»me, do not know ii 
 
 OW II 
 
 kuiiisli.' "Who knows how 
 
 biiikiiiii>h ? How many? imi 
 
 many 
 
 //(. 
 
 slicm? kiiinshtcn ?.(s; How nwiiiy ilo 1 make of it 
 
4 
 
 128 
 KUITL 
 
 los-kuinshhom ? v. rd. IIuw muny du I iiiuko hix ? 
 
 Kuinshmldh ? How many do Ihoy bocotnu ? 'KuimjlmiUh lunu 
 
 gaUxWi? How nmny did my horsoH become? how much m 
 
 thoy incTOttBO ? 
 loH-kuinshuilHhum ? kuiuHhuiUhton? Uow many do I muke th«iii| 
 
 become ? 
 Chin-chkonshdlzo ? I, llow many fishes, doers, etc., did I catcdil 
 
 'Chin-chkonshiilxo.' I cuu^^ht, I do not know how inuiiy. 
 KuiushdHkiit? llow nmny days? [nights.] 'ife kuiiisliuHksij 
 
 Aflor how many days? 'Shii skuinshuskat?' How manj 
 
 days ago? 'Chin-kuinshdHkatem.' I passed, reumined mm 
 
 days ago, do not know how many. 'Toe kuinshdskat.' SonJ 
 
 days. 'No tee kuinshaskut.' Attoi" some days. 'Clie-fkuinJ 
 
 shAskat?' How. many days are yet before ? *Cho-tkuiiiNbw.| 
 
 kat m tapskt'ligu? Che-t'miskat.' How many daysarcyoti 
 
 fore Now Year's day ? Four days yet. 
 Kuinshds if How nmny times '/ how many families? 
 Kuinsh^lgu ? How tnany hxiges 't 'Ku-kuinsb6lgu V IIuw uiaud 
 
 are you ? 
 Kuinshdlko ? How many h)gs, phmks, sticlcs ? 
 
 Some pieces. 
 Nkuinshaksem ? How many sorts? species? 
 
 som.' Some kind, some ones, 
 les-nkuiushaksem ? ukuinshiiikKemen ? How nmny kindsi liuvul!| 
 KUITii,— [/oo^ o/,] 
 
 Kuitlt, adj. Several, /j^d/vVyut'. 'Lu kuitK' The others. 
 Isz-kuitl, part. pass. What I have taken out. 
 los-kutlim, kutlentfen, kuttiut, v. tr. r. (10) I take it iioiii 
 
 drawci", wagon box. or the like, I take it from the iiiHide 
 
 any place, if from top. t&' les-kunim.' 
 " nkuitlcui, nkuitlen, akuitlent, v. tr. r. pi. (8) I take tbeij 
 
 [more than one,] from inside, if fron> top. JKif~'lc8-k6iiK'iiiJ 
 " kutkutftm, I take it several times, v. g. several iiuiLsuutui 
 
 box, where they are nailed in. 
 " Hkutkuitleni, 1 take several, several times. 
 " kutl-hfem, kntlhen, kutHH, v. rel. (17) I take out his. 
 
 nkuitlin, nkuitln, nkuUH, (16) J take out .sfved] 
 
 his 
 
 kutUlnunem, or, kutVpnunem,(8) 1 succeed in taking it out] 
 
 *Te 
 
 ti kuinshalko. 
 Tee ukuliiitliilJ 
 
 it 
 
 i< 
 
 i-slvussi'.' f . 
 
 (•Iiskii! 
 
 eouiit. 
 
 cIiskiH'^ti.ni, ( 
 
iH ? 
 
 ivuiualkuUsh lu in 
 10? how much did] 
 
 i^y do 1 inuku ihml 
 
 I, etc., (lid 1 cttUti!| 
 now liow inuuy. 
 
 I ^Xu Uuii)ttliutikat.i 
 
 isUttt?' How IHMjl 
 
 i8od, vcMuttined suwtl 
 kiunahslHknt.' Bomol 
 [10 daya. 'Clie-tkuiJ 
 jro ? 'Cho-tkuinHh»»| 
 nany dayaavoyutl 
 
 ,miUo8 T 
 
 iibhfclgu V How muij 
 
 a ? 'Tee kuinslialkj 
 
 i8? *Tcc nkuiiwliilJ 
 
 many kimishuv«l!] 
 
 The otliers. 
 
 k« 1 
 
 hO) I take it Irouil 
 it IVom tl»e inside 
 
 pi (8) I take the 
 
 8C'vei-al imilsouUl 
 
 llUOH. 
 
 ll lake out l>it* 
 
 tukc out si'venl 
 
 KUL3TEM 
 
 Ciil.NE«->ii-TU'.Ml, tliiii-kutlil), kutHi-!ili, c. iiiti. (■; 1 luiiii' out by 
 
 inyHolf, V. g. tlu' Mini. 
 Skiitlip, «. S"" riHiiig. /)/»». 'SkiikutHi).' "Day lnvak, /r. h p,iif 
 
 jour. 'Skutlptin,' $, East, whore the sun (oincs out rroni. 
 los-kut^ltii (»"«•»» W I HUcccod ill making it rtmw out. 
 Xkultmin, 5. Instruinont to jtiik out anything. 
 CLiiit'2)-»kutitiiizuti, (5) I un> pulling JuyiiuU' out of u grave, hulo, 
 
 box. 
 Cliin-'lisikullkaiizut, 1 saved my hcuid, hy running away from 
 
 among enemioa or other dangorH. 
 i('iiKLTi,(r, Tlio handle came ott', [axe-liandli-, and the like.] 
 Skullip, It went off from the iiiHiilc of it, [the axe, when losing 
 tbu haudlo.] 
 
 cs-ihkullini, chkutlunti^n, (10) I pull off the handle. 
 
 is-NKiTiXsKM, nkutliisen, (8) I lake it out of the tire, v. g. ket- 
 tle, iron etc. 
 
 " nkullusom, nkutliiuent, nkutluMent, (M) 1 pull out his eye. 
 
 " nkullkuitliiem, nkutlkuitlMen, (8) I pull out hin eyes. 
 
 " iikuliultuui, (16) 1 pull hie« out of the lire. 
 
 'iiin-nkitu:tikunziJt, 1 pull myself out from the water. 
 
 Lukiillt'likum, nkutietikun, (8) I pull him out <»f the water. 
 
 \" ziikiitU'tikum, I pull liim mil ot llie water, tins way. 
 
 iS-KlLKI'Tl-feNCIIKM, kulkutltlieluMl, (8) I JHlll tVoill off his 1>(>- 
 
 Hom. 
 « kiilkiitlenchem, kulkutU'ncliemen, kulkutlLiicliemeiit, r. I'nxt. 
 
 r. (0) I pull that off from my hoHom. 'Kiilkulleiieliemfiit 
 
 hi iiii-clielsli.' Take your hand out ol' your bosom. 
 
 nkutliin, (10) 1 take it fr<,>m inside, v. g. a child from a dead 
 
 niotlier's womb etc. 
 iskiilK'iiiiti'iii, It cannot be jnilled out, it is tight, 
 iskiitlomutcmston, 1 cannot pull it out. 
 ikulstoin, [or, k6l8tem,] kulsten, kidsku, r. fr. r. (8) I send 
 
 him, ik'sjiatdi him. 'Kulstemeii.' T send thee. 'Kulloinn.' 
 
 I semi you. 'Kao-kullilt.' You font me. 
 
 kullteiii, kullten, kul'U, r.nl. (IG) I send liis or that, for 
 
 liini. 'Kullzin hi as-kiiss('.' I sent your son. 'Kull/.iii lu 
 
 i-skusse.' I send mv son for vou. 
 
 ch-ikuNtcni, chskubti'im-n, (9) f sriid for tlijil, oi' nn that ne- 
 
 .1,. I 
 
 M 
 
 
 
 I 
 
 Lced in taking iloiit« count. 
 
i-jl 
 
 e 
 
 
 'X} 
 
 -a 
 
 ISO 
 
 "" • KVS • 
 
 les-chskuUteni, ehskuUten, (16) I send for his 'CliskuHziu j^ 
 
 a-sndkoko.' I sent for what has been stolen from you, I scwi 
 him on that account. 
 
 Chin-chkust6pile, v. pass. I am sent by the chiefs. 
 
 les-chskuut^pilem, chkustfepileen, (8) I send to him with authority 
 as a General sending troops. 
 
 ChinesTkultdmshi, v. pop, I send people, I send an express. 
 
 l8-gukult6mshi, s. The expressman, that I sent. 
 
 Kultiimsh, s. Expressman. 
 
 Ie8-kul6u8em, kuldusen, kuldusent, v. cop. (8) 1 send him among 
 
 'Kolfeusenzin I'geulegu.' I send thoo among rattlo-snukes. 
 ." zkvklstem, I send them towards this place. 
 " tkiilstem, I send him ahead. 
 
 Skulstfelt, s. Errand boy, servant. P^ 'Skulkiilsttjlt.' 'Lii skull 
 knlst61ts Kolinzuten.' Servants of God, Angels. 
 
 les-kulstniinem, kulstnun, (8) I succeed in making him yo as ;i| 
 messenger. 
 
 Tas kulstniin, I could not start him. 
 
 YiV¥i,—\rootof,1 
 
 Chines-kun6i, chines-ku^n, pass. Tarn taken. 
 
 Chines-kun^i, chin-kun6m, kun^ish, v. act. imf. (7) I take one, * 
 def. — For more objects. j|®*'K6mi.' 
 
 les-kunfem, kudn, ku6nt, cont. es-ku^sten, es-kut-sku, c. tr, r. in.i 
 (8) I take it, conf. T hold it. N. B. — The conjugation \\ 
 regular in tne present, the past runs thus. 'Ku^nziii.' I looj;! 
 theo. 'Kufen.' I took it. 'Kuentemcn.' [Bgr'Komi,'] I J 
 you. 'Ko-ku6ntgu.' Thou takest me. 'Kudntgu.' tU 
 takest him. 'Ko-ku6is.' He took me. 'Ku6nz.' He tjoa 
 thee. 'Ku^is.' Ho took him. *Ku6nzit.' "We took theej 
 'Kae-ku6ntem.' We took him. *Ko-ku6ntep.' You took r 
 'Ko-kue^is.' They toak me. Imp. 'Ko-ku6iit, ko-kutniil 
 Take thou me, take yo mc, and so on in all the (Krivatives. 
 
 " ku^Hem, ku^Hen, ku^H, v. reJ. (16) T take his some ustj 
 
 it for I take it for him. 
 " kutshitem, ku^shiten, ku(>shit, or, kutsht, r. rel. (14) I tai'l 
 one thing for him, to his account. 'Ko-kucsliits t'leie.' 
 made a sin to my account, for mc. 
 
 Kufeshitemen, t'ak^-galzin t'ak-«!pakani, I got a horse, a watclifl 
 you. 
 
....'Cliskullzin W 
 from you, I send 
 
 s. 
 
 uiu with authorily 
 
 an express. 
 
 . send him among,. 
 ng nvttlo-snukes. 
 
 kulslell.' 'Lu skill- 
 Angels, 
 aking hiui go ;i> ;i| 
 
 J, (7) I lake one, 
 
 kuesku, r. ti: r. (>(.] 
 The (•oiijugatioi\ isl 
 <Ku6n//n».' I luok| 
 l[B©"'l\()mi,'] Ituot 
 'Ku6ntgu.' Tlioii 
 'Ka6nx.' He toot 
 it.' "We toolc thwl 
 ntcp.' You took niej 
 [vo-ku6iit, ko-kuehti] 
 all the (Icrivatives. 
 l<e hi'^ ^<"i>'-' "^'^ 
 
 L, V. rd. (11) 1 1^1 
 |)-kueshlts t'lcic," " 
 
 jvhol-SO, 11 WiltLllI 
 
 sat 
 
 KUN 
 
 Kaos kueshtutgui, c. rcc. rcf. We take things for one another, or, 
 from one anothei". 'Kacb-kuesliLucgui I't^ie.' We offend one 
 another, we sin against each other. 
 
 los-kucshem, ku^shemcn, kutshcment, i'. rel. (9) I take that thing 
 [not mine.] 
 
 .' kut'shoniitem, r. rd. (16) I take from him that which does 
 not belong to liiin. 'Kueshemlzin lu a-szndko, lu a-szkolin.' 
 ] take away from you what you have stolen, borrowed. 
 
 riiiinvs-kucshi, chiu-kueshem, kueshish, v. rel. (6) I take some- 
 thing not mine. 
 
 Iszkin^'ii, What I have taken. 'Ko-szkuen.' I have been taken. 
 
 Chincs-lk'kunti, dim. T take a little thing. 
 
 riiiiii'!?iikuneniclHi, v. vol. 
 
 lES-KONNtNEM, konniinen, konniknt, v. tr. r. (8) I succeed in ta- 
 king It. 
 konultcm, (16) 1 sncoccd in taking, catching his or it for 
 
 him. 
 ■ kuueluiscm, v. freq. 
 
 • ehkunini, I take it with my hand, I grab at it. 
 ' tkunim, I accept it, I am pleased with it. 
 ' zkiinom, T hand it over. *Zkn6nt zi askunim.' Hand it over 
 
 to mc, what you hold. N. B. — It means not to give a thing 
 
 as ii present, but simply to hand it, porrigo. 
 ' (hilkuenkum, (8) 1 take him from above the water. 
 gukunein, s. A sheriff, policeman. 
 itrukmit^ni Fes-tkudlti, A mid-wife. 
 
 O 
 
 [onkoncmul I'tfeie, A sinner, addicted to sin. 
 Iiikuiicnzdten, s, Susceptor inevs. He that takes me. 
 ;iiincs-kniiclszuti, I take goods. 
 !iiiNKs-KLKNEi,Ti, fhiii-kiK^neltem, I hold my child, 
 ics-kueueltcm, ku^nelten, kufeneltent, v. tr. (8) I hold his child. 
 'Kueneltis Maly.' He holds the child of Mary. 
 kiithiolteltcm, (17) T hold the child of his 
 
 Ihises-koniJs, or, kunus, I hold my face with one hand. 
 Icskuilnpugumen, I hold the bugle, trumpet. 
 
 ikuileimtus. He holds the Cross. 
 
 •kuilzcbuziuH, He holds the flag, flag bearer. 
 
 B-kuisnu'ikMiicn, He holds the lance. 
 
 iiNKs Kifr,TftiK, 1 am a sinner, T Uikc what is bad. 'Lu skuihtio' 
 
 
KUP 
 
 E S 
 
 1-. , »■ 
 
 The siiiiiiiigs. 
 
 'Lii C8-lcniltiiio).' The sinner. 
 Chines-knniNi t'tdio, I commit a sin. 
 fcs-kunjim hi ti'io, T oommif the sin. 'Ku6n lu chochtt tcii kiiin 
 
 hi sndko.* I commit the sin of impurity, of stealing. <pi,j. 
 
 koiikomonti In ttMc szku^'nemjt.' Cry over your sins, 
 
 kiu'shitom t'teio, I commit a sin to his account. 'T'kaepojf. 
 
 poo;ot kne-kiicshiHls t'tcic' Our forefathers sinned for n^ 
 
 The original 
 
 committed sin for us. 'Lu t6ic kac-ku6shiHlt.' 
 sin that has been (unnmitted for us. 
 " ku/heni hi t6io szkniis, T take away from him his sins, I for. 
 give his sins. 
 T-SKufeNEf,, My armoi', my weapon that I hold. 
 fKs-KONiiVriKM, koniuticn, (8) T catch him by the hand, and hold 
 him. 'Koniutieis.' His capture, [a great feat in war, Avhen 
 one takes an enemy by himself] 
 (■iirNES-KrftN'pi, I want some fire, I beg fire, v. g. when thoirfire 
 
 bt'iiij; out thev sjo to a neijjhbour for it. 
 Fcs-knt'-mpishtem, I beg fire for him. 
 " chku^npistem, id. 
 
 TiiTNES ciiKU^NSiTT, I take firc. 'Chku^nshish,' imp. Take fire. 
 KVV,—lioot of,-] 
 
 (Miines-kupi, chiiies-ki'ip, v. pm^s. I am pushed. 
 Chines-kupi, chin-ki'ipem, kupish, r. act. ind. (6) I am pnshinc 
 physically or morally. X. "B. — Not to confound it for 
 •Ohines-zkumi.' I am pulling. tt^'Zkiim.' 
 7cs-kupem, kiipen, kupent, x\ fr. r. (8) I push it. 
 
 " kuphem, V. rel. (16) I push it for him, or push his 
 
 " kupshtem, v. rel. (It) T push for him, help him in pushing. 
 '' ki\pshcm, kiipshemen, r. rd. (9) I push it, [not for myself.] 
 Chines-kupshi, t'. rel. (6) I push for others, 
 rhines-kuponzdti, v. ref. I push myself. 
 CJhinos-kupmluisi, v.freq. 
 ('hines-kuphumshi, v. pop. I push people. 
 (7hines-nki]ipra61si, v. vol. I wish to push, 
 f-.sxkiip, What I have pushed. 
 Kuponzuten, .?. The pusher. 
 Sgukupem, *. Sent to j)ush. 
 Chin-nkupinch, T am pushed in the back, 
 les-iikiipinchem, nktipinchen, T push him in the back 
 
p. 
 
 hct'bfct tcifi, kuin 
 >f stealing. «Chj. 
 your sins, 
 count. 'T'kaepog. 
 .n-s sinned <or us, 
 iVt.' The original 
 
 him his sins, I for- 
 
 he hand, and hold 
 feat in war, wkn 
 
 V. g. when their fire 
 
 I,' imp. Take fire. 
 
 [. (6) I am pnshing, 
 ;o confound it for,| 
 
 \m: 
 
 li it. 
 
 r push his 
 
 lip him in pushing. 
 lit, [not for myself.] 
 
 [he hack. 
 
 883 
 
 KUT 
 
 h< kup'p; Tt does not stir when pushed. 
 Ics-kup'pni'incm, I sucoci d in pu>-liing it, it is tight. 
 
 hV^,-[roof of,-] '• ' 
 
 Es-kteem. 
 
 ||v'i«k"st, (7(^J. Wonderful!, terrible, admirable, what makes a fel- 
 low wrinkle up in amazement. 
 Ukiiskust, s. The -vvonderfulness, [not the wandering.] 'hn 
 
 sku><sus.' The wandering. 
 |niin(js-kiissiisi, chin-kns.'^us, kussush, v. pass, or, intr. (5) I wonder, 
 
 am surprised. 
 Irhinps-kiissi'isi, chin-kussi\sem, kussiisish, v. act. ind. (6) I am sur- 
 prised at something. 
 Ilfs-kussusi'in, kussuston, kussussku, (8) or, ios-kussilsshtem, 
 knssushton, v. ni. (14) I make him wonder, I do something 
 to make him wonder. 
 1 1' kussultcin, V. rd. (16) 1 surprise his. 
 
 knsRusom, kussuscmen, kussiisement, v. instr. (9) 1 am sur- 
 prised at that, I admire that. 
 I" kiissusemcHem, kussusemhcn, v. rel. instr. (16) I am sur- 
 prised at his 
 
 Jaos-knssustu6gui, v. rec. We 8ui*prise one another. 
 Udcr-kussusemenni^giii, r. instr. rec. We are sui-prised at one 
 
 another. 
 |i;sKi'sVnfeF.M, kus'chetntcn, ku.s*eht;ent, r. tr. r. (8) I frighten 
 him as in a dream, ghosts may do, or by firing a gun. 
 iikus6ltichencm, nkus^ltichencmen, nkus6ltichenemeut, (8) I 
 torture him. 'Nku.«tltichentom hi Jesu Kli.' Our Lord was 
 tortured, [meaning only bodily pain.] 
 
 [' nkuseltiehonemhem, x\ rel. (16) I torture his 
 
 pusten, s. What frightens. 
 
 iKisKUSzfx, (5) He makes a homble noise, sound, as a rattlc- 
 
 Hnake. 
 I'TTAGOE, s. Louse, lice. 'I-chin-kottSgoe.' T am all lousy. 
 lUTKUITLP, s. Flea. 
 MUTLIM. j®"*KXTITL.' 
 pSKUT'S'CnFlLSTEM, kul's'fhilstemen, r. tr. r. (9) I am the 
 
 first to shoot him, [a glorious feat in battle.] 
 irTUN,-[rort^ of,-] 
 pti'int, ndj. Big, great, glorious. PL 'Kutkutdnt.' *Kul6nt 
 
 n 
 
 
 
 i 
 
 m 
 
 ■ 'Km ■ ! ^' - 
 
884 
 KUTUX 
 
 ^ Kgnlgali.' A I. list, '("liiks-kiitiinti.' F want to be big. 
 Kiitj'iiit, itfr. Vfiicli, jjirontl}-. 'Slcuti\nt,' .<!, The bigness tli 
 
 j^roatnoss, tho bi'in/^ great. 
 I<'«<.knti\iiein, IciitAnsttMi, kiitunskn, r. r((ti,<^f<. (8) I nialcc him |)i(, 
 " kntunloin, kutiint'ston, id. 
 
 " knluntcni, kiitrinlcTncti, kulftiitoTnont, (0) I tbink bim big, 
 " k(»llknti'irit<'ni, konknti'intomon, (0) I tvoat bini as a hii? 
 feUow. Sf^Sf-'KAIorn.' ''' 
 
 " K-nllkiili'mtcinltcm, r. n'l. (Ifi) f treat niagniflcotitl}' bis 
 
 •' kutuutsbti'ni,kutuntsbten r.nl. (14) I do something big forhju 
 ('bines Icutenfilsbi, v. inrh. 1 am growing big. 
 Cliines-kutentnilMlii, id. 
 (Miiries-kiilis/.iiti, r. rcf. \ jilay the big, I am prond, I make mysflfl 
 big.' 
 
 Iks-kctenklskm, kiitenelsemen, kiitent'ltiemcnt, v. vol. tr. (9)i 
 
 tliink a great deal of liini, T esteem bim. I praise hini, y 
 
 bim dear, I have (Minfidcnce in bim. 
 
 " kutentlsemltem, r. rt'l. (16) I tbink a great deal of his 
 
 Tax i-skuteiiels, lie whom 1 tliink mueb of. 
 Cbiius-kiiteiielsi-nvisti, v. rcf. I tbink a great deal of myself, lani 
 
 .si'l"-i'iineeit('(l, T tbink myself big. 
 ('bines-kutencbstemisti, /'/. 
 Kae-kiitenelseinenii(igiii, r. rcc. We tbink one another bigj w 
 
 treat one another. 
 In kntenelHemenziUen, .«>■. My admirer, my praiser. 
 Ti:s-Ki TKNzf.NKM, kutenzinemeii, (9) I speak high of him. 
 riiiiH's-kutcnxAnmisti, I praise myself. 
 TniN KLTKN.VLKO, I :un tall, grown tall. 
 Cbines-kutenalkoilsbi, r. inch. 1 am growing tall. 
 Kiileni/.e, .<. fiiirge robe. 'Cbin-kufenize,' i have a large pok 
 KuTEXKUiu, .»•. liig bouse. *Cbin-kut6nelgu.' I have a li 
 
 house, 
 ros-kntenelguni, kutenelgnstiMi. (8) I make a big bouse for liiiii, 
 Kuteniilegu, .^'. Bighiml, big plaee, large field. 'CbiM-kutcnukvii,j 
 
 I have a big piece of land. 
 Kutcn6><8ben, .s'. Rig stone. 
 Kutoiikan, s. Rig bead. 
 rJbkutonkan, s. Rig mountain. 
 Nkiitenkaw, T?ig voiced. 
 
») 1 make him bi". 
 
 r 
 
 ..J 
 
 •oud, 1 nuike mysplfl 
 
 one iinother big, 
 
 885 
 KUTUN 
 
 Iciiliiiloiit'us, IJj^ bollieJ. 'Cluii-chkiiU-.u;iis.' I have u l»i^ 
 
 belly. 
 ICIiiii.kuti.spuus, I have u big Iiourt, I am dariiijj, Mudacions 
 
 bold, 
 [ciiiii kutiskcltu-li, I am big- bodied. 
 
 jri|,i„.I{iitilkoai5kun, I am a big, broad hutlod. 
 
 Ifliiiios-kiilibsbiU, I am the first by far. 
 ■("liiiieskiitilgest, I am the best by far. 
 Iciiiiios kulilimigniii| I am the greutesi chief. 
 |]{in's-l<iililg<'»l't, Yi)u arc a gi'eat,go()d for nolliing fellow. 
 I kiilispsaio.' You are a great fool. 
 jchiiieskutilpagpiigt, I am the wisest by lar. 
 Vhiiu's kiitilioiot, I am much the stroiigcsl. 
 kulilliiikiiii"n<-'> Much too small, 
 fes-kiitik'hochomul, lie is a great hand ul praying. 
 Es-kiitisilcni, He is a ^reat eater. 
 
 Jiitiskuiskus, s. Big hen, turkey. • 
 
 S'kitknaks, s. Large road. 
 S'kltknakskm, adj. A thing of great value. 'H-^nkulenukseiM lu 
 
 a-»iigai'«J'>'^.' Your soul ibdear. 
 Lsiikuteiiaksem, nkutenaksemsten, (1); i lliink it a matter of im- 
 I purtaiice. 
 
 I" kullnkutenakscm, kollnkutcnakscincn, (it) 1 iival il as a nial- 
 terof great value. 
 
 iikiiluiiiikMemltem, f. /v/.(10) 1 think hi.s very dear, very ini- 
 
 purtiiut. 
 isiikuLenaksem I Uow dear il is 1 'Ma in snUulenak>em I' See 
 Imw dear it is I 
 Ikiik'iiilze, s. Big inside, big gun, cauon. 
 I'ciiiiUTENOs, Big fire, big star, big eye, 
 lliiiu'.'-ilikutenusi, chin-chkuteiiua, (5) I have a big lire. 
 liiiios-chkutenusi, chin-chkulenusem, ehkutenuHi-h, (iij 1 make 
 
 il big fire. 
 IstlikiikMiusem, chkutenusen, (8) 1 make that lire big. 
 
 tiikutenushtem, r. nh (II) I make a big tire for him. 'Ko- 
 dikutcnusht.' Make me a big fire. 
 ihkutcmiUem, /•. rd, (10) I make iiis fire big. 
 ilikutciuisom, chkulcnuseinen, (0) 1 think that fire is big. 
 
 \ 
 
, 886 
 
 ^ LAAr 
 
 Chkutonsilsl), Tlio fire grow big. 
 
 Kutkutn(;u8, Largo flakes of snow, or dropi* of rain. 
 
 L. 
 
 Tho eighth letter of the alphuhot. 
 
 SI 
 
 'X} 
 
 L^ prep. To, with, in, at, and is always prcfi.xod to the SHbutan- 
 tivc. 'L'anui.' To thee, or with thee. 'L'a-Kmilcluntls.' jJ 
 thy proscnc^e, before your jircsonco. 'L'a-snchonruhen.' \j 
 yourback, behind theo. 'L'ohichet.' Near. 'L'MkukuCz.' By 
 night, in tho night. 'L'sgalgAlt.' By day. ♦I/nuisi.' On 
 high. L'n-sknlishut.' Below yon, undor you. 'L'skt^pz.' ij 
 the spring. 'L'snchiumcn.' In church. 
 
 LAAP,— [roof o/,] 
 
 Chincs-laapmi, ohin-laaj), laaptsh, r. intr. (;")) I travel in a lamuL 
 
 boat, steamer etc., by watei-, T navigatej I boat. 2ii(l, Ti, 
 
 paddle, pull tho oars, 
 les-laapini, laapsten, laapsttku, or, laapiskii, c. tr. r. (10) I malicl 
 
 that l)()at go, T ferry that boat. 2ud. Con.sequonlly, to fern I 
 
 to carry on board anything, or anybody. 'Laapuit lu ;iii-llu,'| 
 
 Make your boat go. 
 
 laapH6m, laapHfen, laapilt, v. rel. (17) I ferry his 
 
 laapshitem, laapshilcn, laapshil, r. rcl. (16) I help him i)ulliiij| 
 
 the oarH, making tho boat go, honcc I cross, ferry him, jdj 
 
 dling tor him, on his account. 
 Kac8-Iaap8hitu«^gui, v. nc. Wo pull for one aiK><hcr, wokrivoni 
 
 another. 
 Chines-laapliiisi, v. frcq. 
 Chincs-nlaaptlsi, r. vol. I wish to navigate. 
 Chincs-laapUiimshi. v. pop. I ferry over peojilo, I j'adillciorpcoplij 
 Ics-laapnuiieni, laapnuii, (7) 1 succeed in making the hoat gu, aiijj 
 
 ferry him. 
 
 
'." 1 
 
 I travel ill u caiiucj 
 ;atei I boat. 2ii(l. L 
 
 uiu^Iku", wc I'tii'i'v oiiel 
 
 887 
 
 liAGT 
 
 lo,s-luttl>'>n"^''"f C^*^ 1 ""^' '^ tonavigute. 
 « (lilttupminom, cbluupin'm, tlilnapmint, ?•. inst. lor. (11) I navi- 
 
 iriito to tlillt pIiU-0. 
 Suuluai), •<• A rerryinan, a mariner. *I-Hgulaaj».' My travollor by 
 
 wtitor. ... 
 
 I,i.|a!i|tniiziktoii, My ierrynuiii, that terrioM me ov«r, my oar8-maii. 
 
 'Iii'sup6troH kollapcii/>uti8 Jesu Kli.' Tlio apostles paddling to 
 
 ferry OhriHt oversea. 
 >ltt))tin, s. Any inKtrument to navigate.- 'Ta iejil-nlapl'ui.' I 
 
 liiive nothing tu navigate with. 
 Icsliipli"^'"'' laptineinon, (9) 1 use that to navigate. 'Laptinemiji 
 
 lu tli(^o III ks-laapni'i, eh niskot.' lie used the canoe to navi- 
 
 jrato to the other wide. 
 " lujttiiiemhem, iaptinemeheii, r. rel. iii.st. (16) I use his to 
 
 iiiivigate. 'Laptiiiemelts lu tliees ritl,' lie used the boat of 
 
 Potcr to navigate. 
 >' nkuilapminein, I navigate with hiin. 
 IIISLAMINKM, lamin, lamint. v. tr. r. (11) 1 throw away liiat 
 
 8ticU. tor-'Ili-'n.' 
 rhineslalaiuisti, I throw myself on every side, I Jeel restless in 
 
 1)0(1, etc. 
 j lMi—[ro'>t of,] 
 
 Sollagt, or, slagt, A friend, a comrade. 
 IcH-lagti'in, lagtemen, laglement, (9) I am a friend to him, J !)«>- 
 
 Irieiui him. 
 
 " la;;teinUem, lagtemHen, v. rd. (16) I befriend his 
 
 Kaeslgalius, We are friends, comrades, one ot the other. 
 i leslgutciisem, lgat6usen, Igateusent, v. cv/m^nv (8) I make them 
 
 friends, among themselves. 
 '• li,'at^iisem, Igat6u80inen, r. in-it. (9) I am reciprocally friend to 
 
 him, I use him as a friend of mine. 
 
 " Igiiteiiltem, (16) I make his friends. 
 
 " li,'at6uHemltein, r. imt. rd, (16) 1 have his as u friend. 
 
 IChiiH's-kolscllAgti, 1 make friendly, 1 got a friend. 
 los-kolKcIlagtem, kolselligtemeii, (0) 1 made friends with him, 1 
 
 treat him as a friend. 
 |rilINES-I,AIKI, chin-liiiem, laieish, (6) 1 cry, weep. 'Laieish 
 
 (■li-Kolin/uteii.' Cry to God with tears. 
 \l\\\0,-[n)ot uf,] 
 
 tv^ 
 
 t 
 
 m 
 
 i 
 
I—. •* 
 
 
 
 t88 
 
 ^ LAKO 
 
 Tos-liVkom, lakon, lukoiit, r. tr. r. (S) I ,«|»niiUIc it wllli waUn' ' 
 
 |)Our water on Hoinothiiig, I throw wutor on him, 1 wot it. 
 Tks (M1II,.(kom, cliilak-oii, cliililknut, (f-) I throw wiitci' ill liiin. 
 Es-cliilk()nm^«j;u!, r. rcr. Thoy tlin»\v watiT at ouch other. 
 Chinos-oliilkoii/.iUi, T throw wutor ou inyHvIf, [as u horse iwwiu- 
 
 in tho river.] 
 N. Il.^ScH', •ChiHvoti/a'iti, chilikoiiein,' and note tho (iitl'isrciKt.. 
 1k8 ciiiKAKoM, ohiliikon, I throw water over it, uh on u flou,. 
 
 tSJ^'Chil.' 'EN-c'hillako hi-in-gal6l]»e.' My floor is sprnikli,] 
 
 ■with water, 
 " cin'rAicozKKM, chilakozocn, (8) 1 throw water all uromij i|, 
 
 «gr'('l).' 
 " chihlkoz-oMom, r. rcl. 
 EH-('hih\knkozo, It got spriiikhMl all aronnd. 
 rhinos-ohiskozoon/-uti, I throw water all around niyNiH^ v. i- 
 
 Bitting on tho water and with the hands throwing wutor oi, i 
 
 mynelf. 
 Iks-nilvkom, nilakon, f throw water in, v. g. a eanoo. 
 NihVkoko In iniOetl, '^^y hoat got full of wati'r, hy wavos iHiiiiiiil 
 
 in. 
 Tos-nihikolzoni, nihikolzon, (S) I throw watoi- Jn that room. 
 
 " nihikol/.oltein, (Ift) T Mj)i'inkle water in his room. 
 jK.s-.vr<AKoi5sEM, nhvkoi\8en, (8) I water, irrigate, throw water k j 
 
 twoon, [said for gardens, pouring the watoi- out ol iIk' viw,',| 
 
 not hy ditches.] fie-'Moo]).' 'Tie nlakokous.' Ahviulyin' 
 
 gated, watered. 
 Nhikoiisten, s. A s])rinkIor, an irrigating vessel, 
 les-nhikoi'ishtcm, (14) I help him watering tho garileu. 
 
 " nlakouUem, (16) T water his 
 
 Ies-lXkom, lakonien, Idkomenf, (9) T throw away that watir/iLil 
 
 liquid. 
 Ldkonien, .s. Instrument to throw water. 
 CHTX-LAULOSSTriX, (f)) T sil down witli strcuiiod k-,s. 
 LIT L'BATE^ir, s. Baptism, [derived from tho French.] 'I'liitl 
 
 epM'batem.' I am baptized. 
 Tes-lhal(>nrni, Ibatonien, ll)atenuMit, /•. (r. r. (9) I bapll/.o iiim. 
 
 " Ibatemltem, (16) I bapti/.o his 
 
 Sgulbatem, .s'. Appointed to baptize. 
 LECH,— [roof of,] 
 
•. il Willi WiiUu', 1 
 1 hiiii, 1 wet it. 
 whUt al liiiii. 
 lull ullii r. 
 wa a lioi'ijc jmwiin 
 
 ite \.h^' tlilViii'i'iicf, 
 
 ll, as ou a Hour 
 y floor is sj)niikK. 
 
 ^alor all urouiij ii, 
 
 rouiiil iiiyscir, V. -j, 
 throwing wulci' on | 
 
 il tiinoi'. 
 
 ■■'■» ^*y ^'*''^^'^'^ poiu'iiij 
 
 1- in tliiit room. 
 ili'iH room. 
 Ate, tUvow water k ] 
 itrr out ol llu' vi;wi,| 
 dUoOis.' Almuly irr- 
 
 ho gariU'ii 
 
 9S9 
 
 ,.1,],,,.^ Ircl.sti, (liiii-Idclist, r, rrf. (ft) T iniikc iii^-self violoiit, tn- 
 kiiig uj) arms in ordt^r lo oil\r vioKnicc. Bfe»)"'Elciii.' 
 liciiH'iii, It'clicii, h^clu'iil, r. tr. r. (S) T oiWv violciuT to liiin, 
 .liT to an-cst liiiii, or to piMVL'iit iiiysolf buiiig ai-nstocl 
 
 ill I' 
 
 
 Ac, Jilf^o moral violcnoc. 
 
 lilli'ii, li'dilti'ii, (10) I ofTer violciico to his I, 
 
 liiiui;:iii, '■. /•'■'•. 
 
 W(< oH'cr violence to I'aeh othor, 
 
 l.ililiclu't, elelih^ehel, iidj. A violent jierson. 
 
 Horn. H CiiiN-Ki.ciirrii.fcc'iis, T look violent. 
 
 JiN.cliieeliseiii, elileelison, {J^) I look violent al him 
 XclcliKrlis, Violent looking eyes. 
 
 \\wc 
 
 -K'lei, i'te. Si'M-'VA': 
 
 'M]y-IKV.V, I am (ullier. 'Iii-K«'ii.' My fathcM-: 'Ku-in-le6u.' 
 Tlioii art my father. 
 
 ;,,.,'u ^. rathei", [.sai'l only Ity a man.] 'Ikl-leeu.' He he my 
 
 fiitliiT, I want him to he my father. 
 !• Ki.!!i(iiiii, kolli ('■iiiiivii, (D) I tri at him as father, f take hi'n 
 for my father. 
 
 Iriiiius-kolIIeeiii, I make my.self father, I act the father. 
 
 IKiu'-k''''") ^^"'' fii'l"''''^^ [if several nieii he fathers' to several hoys 
 speaking at once.] 
 
 |K:K-lei'ii, Our father. 
 
 |LEM,-[ro')f of,] 
 
 Iriiiiics-'cmti, iliin.Ii'mt, h'liit.'^h, r. Inf. rrf. (5) T am ghul, thank- 
 ful, contontod. 'Linilcmtsh.' Thank yoxi. 
 l.i'inlciiil, 'O". Tl is j)leasiiig, gla<l(lening, [Tl is uscl for thank 
 
 you.] 
 
 ■l(''ii;liMi, 
 
 Icmt'slen, Icnit'skii, r. rnv.'^s. (R) I make him glad. 
 
 !(iiilcin^ Iemt<'mcii, 1( mt( meiit, r. insf. (0) Tarn glad at it, oi' 
 liiin, T am thankfnl to liini. 
 
 liway 
 
 that water, tkH" linitltciu, Icmllteii, (10) I make his glad. 
 
 ,li-eleneil leg.> 
 
 Iciiitoinltem, l(^mtemlteii, ItmtemeH, v. mat. rcl. (16) I a 
 glad, thankful to his. 
 
 li'iii 
 
 m 
 
 Ishtem, (1 i) T am glad for you. 
 
 the French.] 'Oiiij-^B'' dilcinteni, chlciitenicii, (0) I am glad i-n that account, ulout 
 
 that. 
 
 I U\\\[y/. 
 
 lillll. 
 
 ihtVliie^Mii, r. !■('<■. We make one another jilad. 
 
 li'iuli'mcimcgiii, >'. rri 
 
 '. Tlic hcin-- -dad. 'S/dcmt.' The liavintr hceii 'dad. 
 
 "We thank each other. 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
 I' '*ii 
 
MOSIIIX 
 
 NU'iiitoii, .<. IiiHtniiiiotit to ^h'i' tlmiiKH. 
 
 CliUMitoii, .X. Wlint on«> ii* f^lml Inr. 
 
 l-N^iil<'Mil, .«!. My foj<»i('iiif; (c'llow. 
 
 In l<<iiit<>iii(>ii/.i^t(>n, .V. Ilo tlinl IhanUH inc. 
 
 Iks nki'i.i.kmtkm, nUniltMntoincn, iiknlUMntctnent, (it) I con^^nituliitt' 
 
 (!tjl 
 
 liini, I roJoKH' with liini. 
 " l.KMriiHTKM, IrincliHlointMi, lrnn-liHtonit>nl, r. tr. iiist. /•. 
 
 liini II tiling |iloiiNiiif;, u fiivor. 
 " lt'nu'liHti'iiilt«'in, IrinchHtomlti'ii, c. /•</. (KJ) I do Iiin, 
 
 vol', plfUNin^ to iiini. 
 U-,M i,i:;m/.inim, UHnKiiuMiicn, U'lii/.iiuMiHMit, (t>) I l>i'in;{ liim pK 
 
 ilo 
 
 .11 111. 
 
 mnii 
 
 lU'W-H, I Ki>«tuk to liiti) |ilouNin^ tliin^N. 'Ii<^in/,iiifiii«<ti/,iii,' | 
 
 briiifi 3'(tit j^ood iM'Ws. 
 
 U'lii/.incinltoni, (IH) I hrin^ j^ooii ii«>\vn to Iiin. 
 
 liK.Mi.KMHNi)<i, (Ulj. IMciirtiiij?, worthy of Ikmii/^ liked. 'KiikH-k' 
 
 l(Mi)Hnii<;H K<din/.ut('n.' Yon oii^lit to ho an ohjoct of (Miniiila.! 
 
 (•(>iny to <iod. 
 I«'H IcinU'inMiin^nin, l«'n)lt'inHnu<rnnuMi, v. iiist. (t>) I find it wuiil 
 
 of »'oinpliM't'iicy. 
 JK.s-i.KMMfcMKM, ItMniiu^iiiNtcn, IcinnW'iiisUn, r. tr, r. (S) I jiIohni; liimj 
 
 I contont liini. 
 
 IcmnW-mlloin. ( l<i) I pK'iisc hiw. 
 
 ('iilNi.K.MMS/i'r, I iiin happy, ploiiNcd, l)U>sHi'd. 'Ii«'iiiiii.sxiit lukn 
 
 koiiit.' llU'MNi'd un> tho poor. 
 l-HUMnniH/i\t, My huppiiioNN, my j^ood fortnno. 'vVk-NU'mniHzud 
 
 To your luippincHH. 
 iHU'innisziilcn, ,s. 'rhinu;.s, or j»ornoiis, caiiHlnj^ nu» hnppiiuw. 'Aljj 
 
 Nlolnn^^*l'.l\ton.' It will be to you a cauHo of huppinoMH. 'Ku 
 
 HlomniHZutiH hi :iii-pogpo<j6t.' You iiiuHt be the hupiijiuw i 
 
 your ]tari'nt.M. 
 LKSniN,--[m)f «/,] 
 
 ( JhinivM-U^Hliini, chin-U'shin, ItHhinsh, (r>) I Iwar Iroiii atiir. 
 rhincN lishini, chin-ldRhineni, I^HhiniHh, (6) 1 lu-ar news rroniaiiiij 
 
 a sound, anyihiiij^ from afar, [not ineariin«; the paaHiiiifiHieij 
 
 tion, but tho solo fact of hearing.] 
 Ics-lt^shinoni, R'shiiicmen, It^shincmcnt, r. //'. r. (0) I hear it, lii)ij 
 
 afar, 1 hear of him from afar. 'lA^shinomenzin.' J liar yoi 
 
 halloo, or T heard ofyoii, even by writinjr, by letters tvimfj 
 
 Ironi afar. 
 
841 
 
 , j^,^l,iii('iiiM«>rn, W'NliiiMtintton, 16MliiiM)molt, r. nl. (Ifl) I lio»r 
 
 liJH Ii'om aCar, I li< w oC his from ufur. 'lidHhiiWitnltKin 
 
 liiii s),niHi^iilt.' I litiiir of your cliildron. 
 I'liikiiHlHliciiiiWilom, You caniioi arrive to hoar. 
 
 isliiiiniiilciii, It cannot ho hoard from. 
 
 l,,^l,iMciii»'ii/.<iloii, IIo that hoarH. 
 
 lincliU'Hliiinin, chl^Hhinomon, ({») I hoard of it. * 
 
 „ ,.l,|(\HliiiM'inHom, (1(5) I hoard of hiH 'fJhW-Hhinomlzin in 
 
 iiii-y.iiiil.' I hoard of your way of livinj^. 
 
 Icliim'H-l'K'li, I am liound. M-ohin-fioh,' id. jkixm. Moaning tho 
 
 state not tho paHsion of hoin^r houn<l, I am not free, not h)OHu. 
 
 '|-l<H-ii*'lii/ l'<'t him ho hound. 
 Idiili, ^Vhut I liavo hound. '('hiu-»!|i-N7,ll(h.' I liavo Home tied 
 
 „.,, '|\o-N/.li<'li-' I »'u hound. 
 [l.diirli, /'"'»"*. It hindH, it hocomoH hound. 'TaM Ichich.' It <Ioo» 
 
 notl)in<I,>^ot hound. 'V{> IcIiHtt^n, u takH-lcliHi.' Though I 
 
 tried to hind it, it did not hind, got hound. 
 ,(hi(liiit(>iii, Hindahlo, litjnhilis. 'Tan lohioh(»tom.' It ominot be 
 
 ticil. 
 
 plchich, .''■. A knot. 
 
 riiiNKs-KUiiMl, chinoH-lich, IioIihIi, r. pasa. I am h<fing hound. 
 ['him'K-elchomi, chiu-olohim, olchiinh, v. act. imf. (7) T am bind- 
 
 ii)(r, tying Homothing. 
 Lclcliim, oichntin, oh-hint, cont. OH-oloIiHtfcn, oH-olch8t6ku, r. tr. r. 
 
 (10) I hind it, or tie him, I put him in priHon. N. H. — It dif- 
 
 Icrs from 'Ics-a/im,' vvliich means ospooialiy I catch a horse, 
 
 or a man. So a horHO is caught with a rope, hut he iH not 
 
 tied or hound. •KH.a67,. u tas lich.' A beaver in tho trap. 
 
 Ks-aAz, hut not oH-lichi.' 
 
 i^lcliicliim, rod. 
 
 ulclittcm, o'chltfcn, olchlit, J'. /v7. (17) I tie hlH or bind it 
 
 for him. 
 
 olchHhitom, clchshilon, tdclnhit, r. nl. (15) I help him in 
 
 binding. 
 
 ('IcliHhislitiii, olchsliishcmoii, ('l(h;-*hisl»cmon», r. /v7. (0) I bind 
 
 it for othorn. 
 'liiiies-cIcliHhishom, r. rol. (0) T bind for others. 
 ^L'liMiim, x- Shontf, soldier, poli<'ornan, 
 
 i 
 
 
rt 
 
 a 
 
 »4« 
 
 Til li )ii'n,',i^|.'ii. . ITi- {}\n{ MiiiIh me. 
 ( 'liiiics ell liHi'mi' 111, r. />"/>. f liiii'l ('>r llir projilr. 
 Cliiiif"* t'lilii'M/.iUi, r. nf. I Mini iimhiIC. 
 li'M i>Mii'iiiliil'<iMn, /•, fri'i/. } Mm! i( n'ri|iii'iilly. 
 Kiu'MolrhiiiW';!;!!!, »', »•<•. Wi- Itiml oim> ain>(lH»i'. 
 riiiiii'M lu'liliini'I i, '•. I'iif, I \\ ImIi to liiml. 
 
 l\ nrllfii, fl i^ liiMiiil ill Mil' lilMilIc, \. ;;•. !i 'Vr;if nf nl,,,.,! 
 t^, or ,1 m.'iii IhmiihI nroninl M\i> \v!il'<f. 'f.ii I s/,],.) 
 
 on 
 
 iiii« 
 
 Willi! I lm\ «« lioniiil. 
 
 HT.I 
 
 Ks .'Ic'ii'Ii-, y^ TIii'i'i' :iri' ; i'\( r!iMioini(| lo.^itlicr, [tlic iiiiin,. f,^ 
 
 nIiciivi'n.] ' I''s fIcliclcluMiM.' Scvcnil slinivi-n. 
 ^^^ I'll li(\||S(>ii, ell lirlMoii, cIiIhMincIiI, r, fr. (S) T liiii(| | \\ ,, tn,',.||, 
 
 or in till' iiiiilill<>. 
 »♦ i>lt'liMii^i'iu, rlili/'liscii, (S) I 1)1)1111(1 lliciii to^i'tlirr. 
 CIii'tiON clfluMisi, cliiM rI(li('lI'..Mii, (M) 1 ;iiii iMinlih;:; w licnlj i,;it, ,„,, 
 ?('s ('lc|n\||1(cm, I'll lu'iild'ii, clrlK'iill, r. .M/', r. /. (M\) IlniKlIiis, 
 
 two foycOnM'. '1''Uiril1l.lll 111 .lirlli.' TIm v »m >,, |i,| I,!. I. 
 
 both t«»m»th»'r. 
 
 " I'lrln'li'lciii, (^if?) I liiinl lii^ or (lii'iii I'or liim. 'Kin' 
 
 lilt 111 i •i|il;('iii.' Hiip! iiiv wlii'Ml in •^Ih;i\'i'h. 
 
 " I'lclii'IisliU'in, (1h I I'inil for liini niMiiy tliin^jjN, i.e. f ,mijj 
 tiKinx' s1u'!i\ »«s for liiin, I liiml wliriil (or liim. 
 Ks M.;i,i'ilf;rs, Ifo In j;inloil, lio Iiun ii licit on, 
 
 ('1lllH>-i-Mt'|clH\||«:i, cllill IH'lrln^l|xt'l|l, r. (Hi I ;Mr(l IliyscIC^ I 
 
 H Im'H on. 
 
 1("; iii'lrliiMisiMii, in'I( Ik" iii'ii. C^) I :;-ircI Mm, I y\\\ ;i lu'M ;.| 
 
 Ii:iv4 
 
 him. 
 
 m 
 
 li lirii-.nn, n.'li'1ii\iHi'iH('ii, /". hi'^f. fO") T iisi« i( to jflril 
 
 'V(>|c|irii^('iiii'ii 111 -:i|>i.' 1 ;!;iri| in\';i'l(' willi ;i ro]i('. 
 
 " nt'lclnMilttMH. I i^inl IiIm .... 
 
 '' it('I(lirii-<(>tn1liMn, ii(>Ii|\('iis('in)(('ni, I ii'<i< Ms I'nr mi\ li 
 
 I siu'Icln^iis, My i;;irt1i, my ln'It. 
 
 Chinos nolcIuMis/.iili, (ri) I ^^ird tnvMi'Il'. 
 
 Irsnt'Ic1nMH/.i\t(MH, lu-Ii lii'ii^/.utriiifii, r. //iv7. (!>") I i^inl nivs-Il 
 
 rU'^/.uttMiil/iii 111 :i siii'Icln'ii'^ 
 
 it. '\t>I.li 
 
 your ln'li, I iiso your l)«'lt. 
 
 I j.ir.I 
 
 \\< Ml I'lii'^^KM, iiflcInV^cii, (^) I Mill! Ill'' li'Ic, a woiiinl. 
 •• ml' 'ii'illi'in. iH'IiliiiItcii, (10) ! l>iii(I ]\U woiiii'l, 'XI 
 
 III ■• 1111- 
 
 He IiouinI Ms WoiiMih 
 
 iiii;;i' lilH lo 
 ilicli'il.sliilli 
 ilill.sllillt'lll, 
 
 ivKs Ki,riif;n 
 
 III ill^H, 
 
 '.''■l.riilcm, I 
 
 iiiVM'ir wi^Biliciil, .\ A V 
 
 liilclirlll, ,s'. / 
 
 i:ii,ciii":tiki 
 
 M.li.'] to 
 
 iii':i.i'liMi\ a'i.i 
 
 ITIIcificd.] 
 
„i.'inii 
 III liiii'i< 
 
 I liiiii >i 
 
 8t8 
 i.irii 
 
 M.\i, I'll liiMiii, i»r, 1 |i liiiiiii' I , . (/' '. (1 1 1 I II ■ (lint, 
 
 ,M 
 
 llUt. 'T.M I N/.|rl|iV| 
 
 vllli'T, [til" llllllli' T'J 
 H'MVi'H. 
 
 n 1 liiiiil Iwii tdi-iilurl 
 M\ tuj^i'tlicr. 
 
 In.lil')!; \\lir;i1, n;|tS|,>| 
 
 ,,/. (K't) 1 laiiilltiv 
 
 •riir\ I.Minnl In^'invll 
 
 J IimIi iiiiii III III liiml, [ii.-* irrciriil lo ilu |»m.li.|'.J 
 linl.tmrniliii.' Mj iii'li'iiiih'Ml In liiii.l, [iiM i'«'rirri.tl lo ilio 
 
 Ni NKM, t<l('liin'iii, {X) I Niici'ci'il ill Iiitiiliiif{ |t. 
 
 ,iliiuill«'iii, (I't; 
 111 (;inii()l liiml. 
 
 Ill lull llll < III 
 
 I ' •'ll'llllilllll. 
 
 lUtt'lll) 
 
 lUinlalili 
 
 ,l,iiiiUi'iii, Alilo l'> liiml. ''i'liH ('!< liiiniliiiHUii.' I nxilil ii.,,i 
 
 liiml il. 
 t(ilKl.rill/.i;, ;'''•>'>• "'• i-^ liiiilii'l .ill m-iMiinl. 'I'lH-chclriri/,.' I'l^cul- 
 
 ,„rii.' Tln^ iiri' I» 111;!!! all arnjinl vvilli rallhinnukcM. 
 
 jilii/.ri, I liiii I Ih'Ii lii/,"m, (U; I liiihl 111! ai'iMiii'l ."Diiiiitliin 
 
 ;„iiiii/.i 
 III nil. 
 
 II. I Iii'lili'i/.i'iii, 1 Iii'lclii/.t'i'iil 
 
 Cj 
 
 K' 
 
 wiii'l lilhi liull 
 
 \< ilii'li'lii/.iMloiii, (!(*) I liiml liin all ui-ouiiil. 
 
 ,1„ lilii/.i'iii, 1 lii'lciri/t'iiicii, r.iii.^l. (II; I niii l<niihil all ai'iun'i 
 v,illi II. '('lull Iii/.('iiii, III lsalH;in'|is.* ill' liinl . Iiiiii.M II llllllli i 
 
 with (!liuit>H. 
 
 ire liiiii 
 
 ji^. iiisli'iiiiiciil I'l I il' arKiimi. 
 
 '.i..~ I 
 
 i,riiM';i.N, .M^ lna'I i.> liamla^i il, |_ii.;l (i.\riT.| uiili a Imi 
 
 .1. .] 
 
 ,;,|iL(':iirlll, ell liKMll, (Wj I liallila;^i !il ■ lirail. 
 I'liliKiilli III, (lf>) I liaiida^r tlu' lnail <>[ W\^ 
 
 T iisi< It ti> in PI iiiv> 
 
 iiiKM'iiHiilN, III' lias lii.s luol ImiikIu^ciI. 
 
 ,!:i|il,Mliiiiiiii, rliilrlisliiiilrn^ i licli IimIiiIiU' l»ii, f.ti. (|lt^ \ \ 
 
 HA^y lii.s I'oiil. 
 
 (Ill Iclisliillriu, (17) I liainla^f lln< luul ol' lii.s 
 
 !'li,-.liliit'iii, ■'". I'^Kij Iiaiiil;i;^r. 
 
 INKS Ki,riif:i I.I, I iiiuk»« a woodrii rail, by lyin^ Ini^clhor i 
 
 III' 1(1^**. 
 ,!,'liiuK'iii, I iiiaKc dial u koiJch la :t. 
 
 /ail- 
 
 »H)t'i!r» 
 
 licIlL 
 
 .\ wiiudrii rail. 
 
 piililiiiil, .s. A wcxkK'Ii ral'l makt'r. 
 
 ,11,1 iii.TiKi M, I tiiUM' a Itallicr rait, f^K 
 
 III ral 
 
 ■1. '\M':''B ''•'»■''•'] *»y'('luH' 
 
 1. [Nol 
 
 ii'iHa 
 
 [(ii;;i,riniiNAi.Kn, llo i> ti(>(l on ilu> trrc, [a-, i!,,' i!,;i \ 
 muifii'il.] 'Krt-clu'lclilrliiiiiwi'ilko/ rrd. 
 
 «.■•> vvcro 
 
i 
 
 I 
 
 Pi 
 
 
 &;! 
 
 ';.!c 
 
 c 
 
 :/: 
 
 K-, 
 
 ^■-^ 
 
 • •-^ 
 
 •^'j 
 
 •s 
 
 ^ 
 
 IP 
 
 b. 
 
 l^»3 
 
 t:i; 
 
 
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 aj 
 
 
 ^3 
 
 
 tbi 
 
 
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 LK 
 
 Jes-cholchlchminalkom, I crucify him with ropes. 
 lES-elchmim, elchmisten, elchmisUu, r. tr. r. (10) I compel, Hji.il 
 
 him, cominand, inaist on him, jubeo, [used by ptM-soiio ij 
 
 power.] 
 " elchmH^JD, elchmh^n, elchmih, v. rel. (17) 1 compel his,., 
 Chines-elchmltumahi, v. pop. I command people. 
 Kae8-elchrauu6gui, v. rec. We command, compel one another. 
 Sgulchmin, s. Appointed to command. 
 CHIN-LGOMS, I arrived at the age of puberty, [said only ( 
 
 girls, habeo menstrua, and from that moment a girl is talfe 
 
 'Stiichmish.'] 
 Chin-lg6mei, 1 am at the age of puberty, [said by a boy.] 
 Chines-nlqOmti, I spit blood. 
 LIU,— [roof 0/,] 
 
 Chines-liui, v. intr. I ring, I havt the sound of a bell. 
 les-lium, liumsten, liumaUu, v. tr. r. (8) I ring the bell, with oJ 
 
 stroke. 
 " lolium, loliumsten, red. I ring the bell by repeated stiokej 
 
 [the usual mode.] 
 
 *• liumltem, v. rel. I i-ing his bell, or ring it for hiin. 
 
 Sgulium, s. Bell-puller. 
 
 Loliulsh, or, loliulsten, s. Bell. 
 
 SILAUIE, s. Great-grand father. 
 
 LIUT,— [roo< o/,] 
 
 Liut, adj. Dirty. 'Sliut.' s. The being dirty. 
 
 dirty. 
 
 Chin-chliut, lam dirty on 
 
 Chliuze, Dirty all around. 'I-ku-lius.' You have 
 
 *Ku-lius.' You dirtied your face. 'Ki'-lilios.' 
 
 your eyes. 
 I-chin-liuchst, My hand is dirty. 
 LK, — {root of,'] 
 Chines-lkerai, cliin-lkem, Ikfeish, r. act. ind. (7) lam piiliinj;! 
 
 something that has roots. N. B. — The A", is very hard. 
 Ie8-lk6m, lkent6n, Ikdnt, cant, os-lkestdn, r. tr. r. (10) I pull ill 
 
 by the roots, root it out. 
 ■' Ikah^m, Ikak^n, Ikilt, v. rel. (17) 1 pull out lii.s o| 
 
 for him. 'Lkait^m iu upziis.' They pulled out his bear 
 " Ikashitem, (15) I pull out for him, I help liim routin 
 
 'I-liut.' 
 
 a dirty 
 You din 
 

 ■opes. 
 (10) I compel, I Ijinilj 
 [used 1)}' pevsons in| 
 
 17) 1 compel his 
 
 jople. 
 
 npol one another, 
 
 >uberty, [said only o| 
 oment a girl is eallei 
 
 said by a boy.] 
 
 I of a bell. 
 
 ring tbe bell, with om 
 
 II by repeated stvokd 
 
 ring it for him. 
 
 ig dirty. 
 
 'i-iiut; 
 
 linn? 
 
 IYou bavc a dirly 
 'K»>-lilw8-' You di 
 
 id. (7) I am pulliiij; | 
 [be A', is very hard. 
 r. tr. r. (10) I puH "^ 
 
 |1 pull out his « 
 
 pulled out his bi'iirJl 
 help bun routing! 
 
 h.^.H-asliisIiom. r. rrJ. (0) 1 j.iill thai out Tor ollurs. ■ ■, ' ^ 
 Lj,i„(,s.||<:isliishi, '•. rrl (0) J pull out roots I'or olhc^rw. 
 |('!,iiic8-H<!i'iibiisi, r. (req. 
 
 |]f;;.Ni.KKiJ^i:>^ "lUousoii, v.ri'p.hic. (8) I pull that from aiuoiiL^, v. 
 ,r. pulhui!; woods, to \v('c<l :i gardon. 
 
 II iilAt'iiltorii, (10) 1 pull his frnrn among 
 
 IfsiicikiMis, It is weeded. 
 
 ViiiNKs i.kai'Kssknzl'ti, T puii my beard, [Indian styli-, so that 
 
 (ln-\ all look beardless.] 
 ji;,,iossc!izi.t('n, N. Bcard-nij>i>ors, [used by Indians to pull their 
 
 bciinl.] 
 K'HiNKS-LKKZfM, ('biudkczin, lia-/.ini«h, (tl) I pnll out grass tor 
 
 food, 
 eslki'z'uieni, (8) I pull that grass for teed. 
 
 kini,' !<. Pulling out roots by ordi-rs etc. 
 i'lS IjaOM, lkont6n. a6r"J^]lkom.' 
 K(),-[nioA of,] 
 |;,'it ,i(ij Far, di.stant. 7^/. aJc. 'Chlkot.' To a distant j>luec. 
 
 'ToMk'il-' From a distant place. 
 Ikiit, s. The distance. 
 thin Ikot, 1 am distant. 
 
 jkolLk'i;!!, A distant place, [hence a long road to it,] 
 kottlf;!!, Distant house. 
 likolclif,'!!, Distant nations. 
 Lkotaks, liong road. 
 [;ics Ikotius, We two are far apart. 'Kaes rKoltlis.' We, sevora!, 
 
 lire I'ar ajiart. 
 
 Itsi.KOTiJsTKM, Ikotusten, (8) I make him go l)y the long road. 
 piiincslkKtusti, I go by the longer road. 
 [(sclilkoluslcm, chlkotusten, 1 pass liir Irom him. 
 lisi.KOKOTfcLSEM, IkokotclstMnoM, (9) I think it a long way. 'Lko- 
 
 kotiMsomen io sluisliiu;!.' I Ihink this road long. 
 |i;si,KO'rK..MfNKM, Ikoli-niiii, Ikoli-mint, (11) J find it distant, lam 
 
 ili>t:int Irom him. 
 
 I" Ikdtciiiiltcm, (16) 1 tind his distant. 
 
 I'lir; (Hi K''ir t( I, I am 'ar 'rom 'Ta kuks rh!k«il tcl Koio.' Do 
 
 II ' >l;>y !ar irom me. 
 A-'!i!k(il-,'!n, f hlkotcmoii, ihikut, 'incut, r. /n,s^ (!>) 1 stay lar from 
 
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 Sp 
 
 IX 
 
 cTi 
 
 v. 
 
 >* t 
 
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 ^2 
 
 
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 •^ 
 
 ^ 
 
 
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 346 
 
 LOK 
 
 him. 'Ta koks'chlkitemontgu.' Do not stay far from mc 
 
 loR-chlkotpmhem, (16) I stay far from his 
 
 CniNKS-LKOKOMf, chin-lkoko, lk6ko8h, r. intr. (5) I go lar, m ,«' 
 
 doigne. 
 Chines-lkokoluisi, v. freq. I go far, for a long 'w\\\\q, peregre m,) 
 
 ficiscor. 
 OhineH-lkokomi, chin-lkokom, ikok6i.sh, v. act. ind. (7) 1 niaki- 
 
 some on© go far, J'iloigne. 
 IcB-lkokom, Ikokosten, Ikokoskn, i\ tr, ravm*. (10) I make him ,,„ 
 
 far, ;> Viloigne. 
 
 " lkokoH6m, (17) I make his ho far. 
 
 Ies-lkokomInem, Ikokomjn, ikokomint, v. inst. (11) I go far from i 
 
 him. 
 " chlkokominem, 1 go far from him. 
 CuiNEs-LKOTtiTSHiLSHi, (5) I go a long distance. 
 leH-chlkotiitshilshera, chlkotutshilshon, (8) I leave him far beliim] 
 
 T distance him. 
 lEs-LKOKfisKM, ikokusen, Ikokiiscnt, v. tr. (8) I hriiig him far I 
 
 awav. 
 
 " IkokuHem, (16) 1 bring his lar away. 
 
 lEs-NLKOKOMfiM, nlkokom8t6n, nlkokomsttku, v. rmiss. (10) I re- 1 
 
 mind him. 1 make him remember, I call to his mind. 
 •' nlkokomlt^m, nlkokomHiin, nlkokomih, v. reli (17) 1 rcminjl 
 
 his 
 
 lES-NLKOKOMtNEM, nlkokoinin, nlkokomint, v. inst'. (11) I remem- 
 ber it. 
 " nlkolkotominem, nlkolkotcmin, nlkolkotemlnt, cont. cs-ti 
 
 kotcmisten, es-nlkolkotcmisku, (11) 1 remember it, I recollwil 
 
 it, I keep it in mind, I do not forget it. N. B. — If thcfle two! 
 
 verb.'' differ at all, it seems that, *Te8-nlhokomincm,' means tol 
 
 remember after forgetting, and, •les-nlkolkoteminem,' to re 
 
 member, not to let it escape from mind. 'Rs-nlkokomiUcn lal 
 
 skuests.' I remember again his name, that I htul forgotten.! 
 
 'Es-nlkolkotemilten lu skntists.' I still remember his name,! 
 
 did not forget it. 
 Kaes-lkotkus, We arc tiir from each other. 
 Kaes-lkokot(>us, Wo retire, go far foom each f)th<'r. 
 LLAZ, .«. Raspberry. 
 I-LOKO, i-chin-16ko, 1 am covered with hair or wool, when tluj 
 
nst. (11) I go far from i 
 
 (8) I briog him fj 
 
 V. inst: (11) Iremem. 
 
 H7 
 
 LOO 
 
 arc not at their place v rr nn *k • 
 
 '"•'"• •'•^'^'-^'•^'»<^huir, wool etc., on 
 
 him. 
 I LOO -[roof o/J 
 
 or wool, when tlnj 
 
 Ks-ti/Ai/ZE, .9. The mcut is hidd 
 
 ".oat of which is hidden in thT'^ri' o'n T!""'' ''"^^'^ '^- 
 
 I '•■'"', ''^^"ow. to prevent .tbeinirstol!"."' •''* '" ** ''«^ 
 l(?l)iii(!.s.liiakei, chin-lualze, luafzf.sh r^ 
 
 l('l,in-op.lualze, J have meat hidden ' 
 
 |«.'iilimlzc, ,v. PerHon sent to hi.h. ih' 
 
 I i-d,v.,. out or do::: ^■'""•''"■^^"'"-•'-ti, r p,,, ,„^ 
 
 iiios-nhiiiohsti, y. rff 1 ,w.i.^ • 
 
 drawer, poc-L.. ^^ ""'" '" '"^' '"■"•I. v. g. ,•„ „ i,^,,,, 
 I'liiiies-nloehistetikui t(\^ r /i; ^ * 
 
 LmXm.M, nh,a Ukun nh V^^ '"^'*^'-"' '^^'--- 
 I" nliiatkaneni, nluitkan (»•) T ,V. \- i ^ '^ '" ^'^t^r. 
 Lxoos, ,a.. It i« butSed^ntl^ V''"^ '" ^«^^"••• 
 
 hole.] '^""^' f'^ '« «-d of the button p.-t in tho 
 
 Jc,s-iilo(.s«,„, (8) I button it 1 siin ♦» I 
 
 P)iiiONkuHoohistenohi«yii«. r 
 
 ' "-'' 7"-'- 'Nloehistait ; si. i '' ";^ '""'J" ^ '-'•^^ «y- 
 w-"""'!. "'*''• -f^*- l'»t his finger in hf.^ 
 
 Noehi8(6Ikot(em, I nut mv «.. 
 
 ThehandiKintheear. ^^'"" '" '""' ^'••^''- 'K«-"ioohistc^,.«.. 
 "lochistakKoni. 1 nin m.. « . 
 
 f-^.:. H^is h 'd r Z, :T?"''^'' '''--P't- 
 
 ['itioI<.tdo.nn.onM;;t!r'''"^''^^^ 
 
 h"s;'m, luauHon, iuausent, (8) J i,t i, ^ 
 
 A' i 
 
318 
 
 I.OO 
 
 I s/.iiU'm, Wlwit I litivc ciiMi ill. 'K(>-</.;il«)o.' I uiii thrown m ].^^. 
 
 put in prison. 
 (Jliint's iiloonii, cliiiics-nl^o, cs-loo.sli, pasa. (5) I am thrown in. 
 (•■liitu's-nloorrii, chiti-nlooin, nlouish, v. act. ind. (17) I iIhow 
 
 ciist in, V. t;. prison hole, etc. 
 Ics nlo.itu, nioon, iil»wnt, oont. es-nhxwtcn, cs-nloosttku, y. f,. ,1 
 
 (lOj I throw it, or hifti in 
 
 " niooltrtii, iilooltcn, nIo<)ll, V. rd. (17) I throw in his or, 
 
 for him. 
 '' nhiosliHom, nli>()8iriton, nioo.shit, r. rd. (15) I help hirn t 
 
 throw in, put Home one in juil, on his sicoount. 
 " iih)o.shish(;m, iMooshisIuunon, r. rd. (0) I throw in a \ 
 
 tliiit for otiiors. 
 
 ('hincs-nhjosliisli;, v, rd. (6) I throw in soincthiiifj; i'or others. 
 
 Kae8-uh)onutgui. v. rec. We throw one another in 
 
 Snh)minliMi, .s. Prison, [anyplace to throw things in.] an envd 
 
 ope. 
 Ies Nii0(V>;.EM, niooscn, nlooscnl. (8) I throw him in a fire hole lie 
 
 'Gei nloosen/.t.' Takc! earc n<»l to be thrown in the tin 
 
 'Kae nioolils.' He tlirows us into the fire. 
 
 " nIocMlem, (1(») I throw his in tiie fire. 
 
 " nloosem, nh)osen, (S) I finish a job, I eanie to the end, 
 
 niooltem 111 skoIKuelts in-ioeu.' Tliat I may aeconiplish tJ 
 
 oivlors of my talher. 
 Ies nt,oski;skm, nlosvusen, (8) I groove two phmks together. 
 " iiios(Mi.sem, (8) 1 groove many planks together. 
 " tilosOiishtcin, nloselishtem, T groove many plunks lor him. 
 Ks nlo.s6iis, es nleseus. They are grooved. 
 Ks NLOttTKii, He is thrown in the riv<'r, lake, 
 les-nlootkmn, nioolkun, (S) 1 throw him in the water. 
 (Munes-niotkiitizuti, /•. rrf. \ throw inyselC into the water, 
 Kaes-nlotkiinnegu.i, r. rcr. We throw one another iritci the riij 
 NlotkiiiiKuten, He that throws one in the water. 
 Xmx')!', lie fell into a Ih-le. C!rj>"See, 'Kae.' and mark tlic d 
 
 ence. BtvV'Tijp.' 
 < 'liiiies-nloopini, chin loop, nioojish, r. iiitr. (5j I lull into ;t 
 
 aei-idtiitally on my p.-ut. 
 !es-t)l()opi'ii, iiloop^len, iiloop>.ii-kii, r. rtivss. (]()) I rnaki liiii 
 
 into a lioh', not (!u'i>wiii"; liim, l^'it matKifjjirii; so ihii! he J 
 
 ' nloopu- 
 N'M)(iI'IjLK(U 
 ri(i.\K,s-.Ni,oi 
 him,—[roo 
 I.IJK, s. W 
 .'^'h'lkniko, 01 
 Slilkufgii ,<!. 
 
 house. 
 Chliildizo, .t. 
 ChincH-cIduk 
 search o 
 Sletliikne, .«. 
 IpsmJki-m, h'l 
 
 •'•(K)ll, V. 
 
 .'I wall m 
 me the sj 
 
 IvIlStgll III 
 Willis of : 
 
 (his eoiiii 
 
 'lliN'fllsi.KirK 
 :ii,'aiii,st ;i 
 
 "<(h.slkiij)irn, 
 
[ am thrown in, li 
 
 349 
 
 LUK 
 
 
 in it. 
 
 [(.s-nldoplt^m, (17) I ma!.<- I, if "all in. 
 
 u p|o()]»min<irn, (8) T succeed in making him fall in. ; 
 
 I{uos-iil(><'l'n"^'S"'i ^'- ^^'^- ^^ make one another fall. f 
 
 ,.|,i„es-iiloopluiHi, v.freq. 
 
 CiiiNKs-Ni.ooi'fiTiKui, chin-nloopitikii, I fall in the water, river, 
 
 liiko, etc. . 
 
 les-iili»o|Htikum, nioopetikun, (8) I make him fall in the water etc. 
 i',sNr,ooi'siilN, He slid into a hole with his foot, 
 ('hiiios-nlnojtshinmi, ehin-nloopshin, 1 am in a hi»le hy sliding m 
 
 witli the foot, my foot slips in. 
 CiiiNKs-Ni-ooi'L^sr, ehincs-nlooj)ufl, Ist. I fall into the fire, hell. 
 
 2iHi. 'XlnopuH.' Tt falls in : as Christmas falls on Sunday. 
 
 'Lu Noil Hgalgalts tiloosus lu Ls'chazfius,' [Used hy tho 
 
 Kniispels freely.] 
 l,>siiloopuseni, nionpuscn, v. tr. r. (8) I make him fall in the 
 
 fire. 
 
 '1 nloopuHem, (16) I make his fall into the fire. 
 
 Xi,()(n'Oi.K(ii', lie fell into a hole in tho ground, in a ditch etc. 
 
 ('iiiNEs-Ni,()i'f;NK, /ja.ss. It falls in tny ear, I hear. 
 
 LUK -[roof oQ 
 
 I.UK, ■'■'. Wood, in romp, LKO. 'Kalalko.' fJreen wood. 
 
 SKikiilko, or, slokolko, s. The trunk of a troo. 
 
 SliikulfiH .«. Wooden, log house. 'Chin-sliikulgu." I have a log 
 
 house. 
 
 jChlukuzc, .<<. Woodon-box, trunk. 
 
 IriiitiPH-clilukui, chin-chlukii, chlukush, (o;, I go after wood, in 
 st'iirch of wood. 
 
 IStrllukiic, .«. Pitch-wood. 
 
 JIksmJkim, lukun, lukunt, ronf. cs-liikusten, (8) 1 take pieces of 
 (Ood, V. g. taking out splinters from a board, log, scratching 
 II wall made of timber. 'Ko-lukuis.' IFc took away from 
 me tho sjdintors, chips from my dress, or hair etc. 'Es-lii- 
 kustgii 111 snchaumon.' You amuse yourself by scratching tho 
 walls of the cliiircli, [if the walls be oi' wood, ns tlioy are in 
 tills coiiiilfy."! 
 
 ICiiiN rnsi.KUKih', (f)) I ha])pencd to wound myself by running 
 :it!;aiiist a snag, [a log across tho road.] 
 is(lislkii])ini, cli^lkiipoiiltn, (10) T wound him whilst ho runs 
 
 
Br; ';W 
 •O ^ 
 
 3S0 
 
 LZI 
 
 \ a;^;iin>t rnc. Mv'i-cli.sIIciipctitcM.' Tlijit log wounduj 
 whilst I ran uj^aiiist its sharp unci. 'Ko-fchslkopUemlui.i 
 
 siiaz- 
 
 ♦keit.' It tore my shirt, [said of the sharp end of a W 
 hranch, against which one happeiiH to run.] 
 
 KomnuJki'I', The lodge is shut with a wooden door. 
 
 Ohincs-chiMclKMiimt'slknpi, (fi) I pick up sticks. 5Q^'Chcnit| 
 
 nun. 
 
 LZKZC.'ir, Mi>tl.<u'-in-law oC man and women. 2nd. Th 
 the father of one's wile or hushand. 8rd. The motl 
 husband of (»no's sister. 
 
 <i! 
 
 Histdr 
 »er of the I 
 
 LZI, adv. TluMv. *a"*Zi.' 
 
 Chines l/.ii, chiii-l/.ii, Iziisli, c. intr. I am (here, I remain th 
 
 'Lzii.' Let it be there, let it be so, t'r. laase faire. 
 les-lziim, Izii.sten, l/aisku, v. tr. r. (8) I leave it there, I lot hin 
 
 fri. 
 
 alone, I leave it, 1 pcrnut, I let him be, or 
 men.' I'll not let you do i\ 
 
 Tak 
 
 s-Iziisit. 
 
 " Iziiitcm, l/iihen, (16) I leave there his 
 
 iKs-criL'/fiM, chlziimeii, chlziimcnt, v. loc. (9) I remain byhi,ssi(|( 
 by him. Cont. 'Es-chlz'iimsten.' T remain (iontiniinHv by 
 him, I helj> him etf. 
 
 " chlziimltom, (10) 1 remain by the side of his 
 
 lEs-NKiii,i,y,hM, nkiiH/.iimen, (0) I remain with him. 
 ** nkijHz'iimllem, (16) I remain with his 
 
 SNLZfiTEN. .v. Place where to stay. 'Ta tipl-wlxiiten.' lie had n„ 
 place where to remain in, no room lor him, in comp. 'EIze,' 
 'Xkoelze.' Another p!;iee to renitiin. 'fJocelxe.' Manvl 
 rooms etc. 
 
 CnL/IMINTKN. ,S. Sliillirlos. 
 
 h 
 
 I The ninth letter of ihe jilpliabet, jiiul it is pronounced as itl 
 '■*i the Polish laniriiage, btit there is no sound in our l;ui{,'iiai.'J 
 that ''orresponiis to it. 'JV> denote this letter, the ]}()hcriik| 
 'L,' li;»> Ikh'm rcferri'd to, I'or want oi a better reproHcntittiiL, 
 
•) I remain by hiss 
 •'main (fontinimlly h\ 
 
 851 
 
 I , J-aXko 
 
 Mh, h a sign of diminutive nrcfixo.I , 
 
 verb. Usually, hut not ulvvavH m 'T'"' ''''^' ""^ ad 
 I cates the fn-si syllable up to "he . ' ""'^' "' "'^"", rolwf 
 
 .yllablo is repeated. dro,fp ,'j^L "'"'' "''' ^''«« thT a 1 
 
 uaj-; even Indians make i, in d;r "^ ' "" ""^' «"'i out d" 
 
 'Lsispi.- Small ..ope. .auL,::"^^'';;;;;"^- '^i.- ito^ 
 
 He wont away for awhile. "^' ^^«"t uwuy. 'r,,,,,!.,,^*^ , 
 
 pako, It got uncovered it 
 
 If-'J-'ogu.' Already ;;!;!^;;:;:^'.;;ft"'H"iie«t. Tlelaako 
 appeared Tanfaal.:, It di .J ^r^V^"; ^''— ^ cL 
 mios-faakoMii, chines-Iadko Ih-ii-^u '""* ^« ''g^'t. 
 
 HJ ^ appear, not by a volunta ! ^Z" ^ "^'*' ^^^^ «W- 
 
 hcng exposed to view, not boing^Cr ' , ' "■"^^^'>' ^^'"g 
 
 pmes-laakomi, ohin-Iak(".m lakoiMh , "'^'''^"^- ^ 
 
 K expose to view something ;:;:;• J:;^ (7) I . how man. 
 .I«.m,m, lako^u•ste^n, lakomiHlt <> • tV'" "'•^• 
 r"";'! ^''«^ '•^veal, expose it '"'^"'^-<^'^'-'. "• tr. r. (,0) 
 ' f:i!^<'.n,hcm, ^akou.iltc^n, lako,„ i , ^ 
 
 7<;""-: '^"'^omii;,;':"^^,^;; op/ .na.,,,, ,,,.., 
 
 'lared my sma to the Pncsi ^" '^»'«JJ''*.' I do 
 
 Moshftem, lakoshiten laI-..«».'. 
 
 '«l'"« that r„„t „„■„„ '"'"> '''l"""--W»I.c.„a.,„, „ ..., ,„, 
 
 i„i. L' I . L '"i mine, I to other** /»,/./• <•'•<• (y) 
 
 li'kon>«h.shemHcm, ,;. ,■,/ '.jr. ] , '"'^''f- * 
 
 '.■iI^om8hi.shemhgu fu te.V 1 u . . "' ^^ *'t»'<'-« U... «t.,L 
 
 ks'laicomisli, y. ;.,/ r . ^ , "^ " 
 
 f<-lnkon,en.ut, , , f ' ""'' '''^*"*'*''^ '^' ^''"ow. 
 
 j^'i ' appear to .omebody by IC ''' "'^'^^ ^ reveal m y- 
 
 :';"-• ^'^••-'-4>iH.a^,dUt:n'*'-/"r'- ^^"^'«>^. 
 
 •• ^^"''I'ord appeared, 
 
N 352 
 
 hAHA 
 
 inudo hiiTiHuli known, manilost to othorH. 
 loM-^ukomcnzuUini, hikonu'iizuloincn, )ukoui6n/utonu>l, r. rcf. tr 
 
 (9) T nmniioHt inyst'll to him, I U])p(!Hi' lo liiin. 'ijukonien/ii 
 
 tcniis {u HguniiniiiniH.' Ho u|)iK'tu'od tu lii.s ApoHtlo.s. 
 
 " hikoinot)zuti!inrt('tn, (10) I tippi^ur (o his 
 
 Sn^^akonkun/.utcn, .s. Ilcnionstmnfo, osUmorium, [not uscfj.] 
 CllLAKOlZK, It i« f^otopen to view all uroiind. Bkj^f'C'h.' 
 Es-c'll^akozc, It is opi-n to view, nianit'cHtly seon all around. 
 IcH-chlakolzeni, chlakoizL'on, (8) J uncover it all around, inalioii 
 
 seen all around. 
 Chhikozeclt, ['<'/^' i'or little ones, children,] the pullets canio uy| 
 
 of the shell, appeared. 
 Ies-lakomUskm, '.ikoniusen, lakomuNcnt, (8) 1 hrin^ him a liglii 
 
 I oxposo him to view. 
 " lakomuUem, (Ki) { expose to view his or that I'or him, 
 
 'iiakoniult lu a-skukuse.' Show him your child. 
 Chin-hiakuk6in. 1 am bare Itead. 
 
 CiiiNES-iiAKC'si, chin-]ak»\seni, (G) I put out, show my fate. 
 Ics-hikiksom, idkus<;nien, (9) I see his face exposed to view. 
 
 *' lakultem, (16) 1 show the face of his 
 
 Ouin-lakozIn, 1 sjteak clear, v. g. a boll, 'i-iakozumli.' Spd 
 
 clear, loud, plain, 
 les-lakozinem, Idkozinoinen, (9) 1 speak clear, plainly lo Imn. 
 
 " lakozinemltcm, (16) J speak clear to his 
 
 I-lAkot, adj. Evident, manifest, in sight, open to view, 'l-b-l 
 
 koti.' Let it be in view. 
 Sguiukom, .s. 8et)t to show. 
 Chlakotin, .s. What makes it evident, known, the why iiiaev 
 
 dent. 'Go«iit \\x chlakotiis hi snchuumen.' Many aro the en 
 
 denccs of the Church, that manitest the Church. 
 Slaako, s. The being apparent. 'Szlaako.' What Iiuh 
 
 shown. 
 hA¥LA,—lroot oQ 
 
 ^akat, adj. Wide, broad. 'I-lakat.' Very w iiio. 
 I-llaka, dim. Wide and small, wide and thin, as a hoard. 
 IHakalko, .s. Aboard, plank, 
 iikalkeis, or, kutUutcncis, nd. 1st. Wide flukes of miuw, ?' 
 
 Verb, It snows flat flakes. 'Jiakal wnickot. 
 Slkctiku, i". Broad water, la!u>, [lliu name ol FiallieaJ l.ako.] 
 
 Slki'tikiMi 
 
 Pen d 
 
 ikaiis, s. 
 
 !;('•]). .<. .' 
 
 Iflkiiks, s. 
 
 hikitiiKci 
 
 Lk.ik^ikt, 
 
 (hilts, t 
 
 Jis-lkakt^itM 
 
 ikiillvt^i 
 
 riii.vfi.s-i-AKf 
 
 / am sll 
 
 take up 
 
 liin-lakaks 
 
 yi'.i liikak'a 
 
 gcthor. 
 
 It's-);iksliil,sli( 
 
 [only on- 
 
 '" Jiikakarii 
 
 togetlicr, 
 
 iliinos-chliilvs 
 
 os-chfaksliilsi 
 
 by his sid 
 
 faos-chliilvak; 
 
 Mifakakani 
 
 [ll.sillir th{ 
 
 kainis Ko 
 
 (whlaksliilsh 
 
 (16) Wo .si 
 
 njr,i<.\Lsnf:r 
 
 thing, [I,o( 
 
 are riding 
 
 liinos-chfkalsli 
 
 liorsoback. 
 
 iMichJkal.-^liOu.^ 
 ride lilm., 
 iKhlkaIsIii\i| 
 
 (wliIkakuM.si 
 
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 Isikitikums'ch'uit, S. People of the Flatlieu.J IaiUc, [the TTjtpei- 
 
 Pell iV oreilloB, living neiir thnt hike.] 
 JwilH, s. Broad plrce. •'' ■■ 
 
 Mh, ■<• '^ hi'oad rope, a belt for nuichiiiery. ' ; . 
 
 kikiiks, s. Broad way. 
 
 K'hikiiiilU'ii, ■■<. Sinl, [fi'<)iu heiiig- wide and fixed in llit- boat.] 
 Lkak^'K'", (i(fj- 'Small, narrow, tliin, [opposito to widi-,] Icnh wide, 
 
 chilis, nhavingR, flat or not round, Minvzzoli. 
 los-lkiikt^ititeni, Ikaktifct'istcn, I make it smaller, narrower. 
 iil}!kiilk(>ieten>en, f think it too sniull. 
 
 riiiNWiAKSliii-siil, 1 seat myself. 'Chin-lakslulish, imj). lakshilsh.' 
 Iain Hitting, i.e. I took a »eat. To »it down at a table, [tf> 
 take lip a residence in a iilace,] ' ' 
 
 ji,.}akakshilsh, I tall down, I go to sit, inadvertently. 
 [[;n.s.liikakai, pcrf. 'Kae-liikaka, imii. 'fjakakani,' pi. We sit to- 
 J gcthcr. 
 
 Iislaksliilslioni, lakshilshsteii, Ukshilsliskn, (8) I make him, 
 I [only one,] sit down. 
 I" liikiikiim, lukakasten, lakakasku, (^) I make them sit down 
 
 togotliiT, 1 marry them. 
 Ihincs-chlaksliilshi, chin-ehlakshilshem, (0) I sit by, near, 
 s-clilaksliilshem, ehlakshiltshemen, chlakshilshemcnt, (0) I sit 
 
 by Ills side, near him. 
 Lsclilikakai, pi. "We sit b}', v. ;^. at table. 
 Lclilakakam, ch}dkakamen, ehlakakanient, (9) We sit by him, 
 [using the singnlar for the plural, Indian style.] 'Chlaka- 
 kainis Kolinzuten.' They took thoirseat by our Lord. 
 
 Udilaksliilshemltem, (16) I sit by liis 'Kacs! hlakakamltcm,' 
 
 I (16) We sit by his 
 
 IsriiLKALSnfti's, r. coj). he. ITe is on horseback, astride of any- 
 thiiig, [liocause they are on high.] *Es-chlkakiiisi,' pi. They 
 are riding on horseback. 
 fliiiiosclilkalslu'usi, ehin-chlkulslKiis chlkalshensh, (.")) T am ri- 
 iliii;,', I ,!;<) on horseback, iiu'aniwg the act of sitting myself on 
 horseback. 
 IsiKlilkiilsliLUsem, nchlkalsluMisemen, nchlkalshtuscment, (9) I 
 
 ride Iiini that horse. 
 
 luliIkiilslitMisemltem, (16) T ride his horse. 
 
 ts-chlkakuiisi, kae cbllcaktMis, chlkak^iisui (f>) We go on horse- 
 

 1 
 
 H~i '"-I 
 
 3Si 
 
 LAKA 
 
 back, we mount, wo ride together. 
 KaoH-nch^kak^usom, kuo-nohtkaki^UBomontoni, nchtkak6u8emeQti 
 
 (9) We ride them, [hones]. 
 Kaes-chtkakdusomttom, (16) Wo ride his horsea. 
 Chines-nohtkalshus^lsi, v. vol. 1 winh to rido. 
 Chines-chlkalshohdmHhi, v. pop. I makopooplo mount thoirliorset 
 Sguchtkalshdusom, Sent to mount a horeo. 
 Lkalshiilegu, Ilho sat on the ground. 
 liKAKAtfLiou, They sat on the ground. 
 Chin-culkalshXlko, I sit on a log, fence, astride, 
 les-ohtkalshilkom^ chikalshilkomon, I sit on that log, etc., at- 1 
 
 tride. <£aes-chtkak41koi.' We sit on the logs, etc., astride 
 Ks-oHiLLKALSHfcNE, pa3S. It is soatod ovor, it is covered by gome. 
 
 body sitting ovor it, especially on the ground or floor.) 
 
 or any way, that the thing bo covered by the one who sits. 
 Es-chiUak&kane, ;)aM. />2. It is soatod over by several sitting on I 
 
 it. 
 Chines-chi^t&ksilshi, I sit over, v. g. on a wagon, etc., notasiiiJcl 
 
 'Kaes-chiH&kakai.' We sit over. 
 les-chiHkalshdneom, chiHkalsbdneon, (8) I sit ovor it '6ei,chi).| 
 
 Ikalsbdne^ntgu.' Look out not to sit on him. [Tiie en I 
 
 when anybody g«os to sit on a baby wrapped in blankets on | 
 
 the floor or bed.] 
 CHiNis-LKiiLSHi, chin4kdilsh, Ikiilsh, v. intr. inch. (5) 
 
 hatch, I lie down, I lay flat on the ground, '^k^ilsh kokg.! 
 
 Izim.' Lie down to be flogged. *Kaes-lkalilshi, kao4kalil8li [ 
 
 ikaUlshui, pi. We lay down, if more than one. 'Kaes^kil | 
 
 kalilshi.' We lay down in groups, him or 
 
 los-YkMlshem, tk^ilshsten, (8) I make him, or her hatch, go tol 
 
 bed, lie down. 
 " Ikalilshem, ikaUlshten, (8) I make thorn lie down etc. 
 Chines-ntk6ilshi, I lie down in a place. 
 Chin4kakailsh, I went to lay down, I fell down on tbo roadett. 
 Chin4kol8h6Iegu, I lay myself on the ground. 
 Chin-tkakalshililegu, 1 fall on the ground. 
 Cbm-nlkakalsh&ks, I fall on the road. 
 Chin-nlkalsh&ks, I lay myself down on the road. 
 les-ntkalshAksem, ntkalsh&ksten, (8) I lay him on the road. 
 " ntkakalsh^kstcm, nlkakalnhakHten, (8) 1 make him tall 
 
, nchlkoktuwrnenti, 
 
 ea. 
 
 muunt their horsoii. 
 
 ride. I 
 
 rt that log, etc., at I 
 be logs, etc., astride. 
 ; IB covered by some- L 
 ho ground or floorj 
 y the one who sits. ' 
 )y several sitting onl 
 
 Agon, etc., nutostriJc, 
 
 sit over it. *Gei, cE 
 t on him. [The cry 
 ■apped in blankets o& I 
 
 J. intr. inch. (5) ll 
 
 >und. '^kiilsh knl»| 
 
 ^kalilshi, kae4kalilBh,[ 
 
 [ban one. 'Kaeg4y| 
 
 lor 
 
 or her hatch, go tol 
 
 lie down etc. 
 
 )wn on the roadeU, 
 ^d. 
 
 road. 
 
 lim on the road. 
 
 ll make him tall oiJ 
 
 LAIC A 
 
 the road. 
 I Chin-^kalshnitiku, I sit on th« tthorc. 
 
 niiD4kakalHhn£tiku, I fell on the uhorc. 
 
 Iiii.cBLKiii'SHBM, chlk^ilshemcn, (0) 1 lay down by his side. 
 iKseH^'b^kalshemenuigui, v. rec. Wo sloop by the side of each 
 
 other. 
 
 llESNKUUKALfLSHEM, nkiiUkalilBhemon, (9) I «loep with him. 
 nlkalBhiusem, nJkalshAuscn, (8) I sloop, lay down between 
 
 them. 
 iKae-n^kalsh^ulils, He sleeps between us. 
 hin-nikalsh^is, I sit by the fire, I lay down by the fire. 
 jjLKALKAisHtt, adj. A prostituto. 
 L'biseb-i-k6ti, chin4k6t, *k6t«h, v. intr. (5) I am in bod, Ho down. 
 
 'Kaes-ikoldti, kae-lkolikt, l^kolCitui, pi. We remain in bed. 
 {aes^kotkolAti, red. We lie down sparsely, as cattle here and 
 
 there. 
 L-lkotim, tkot'stin, ikot'st^ku, v. tr. (10) T send him to bed. 
 tkol6tem, I send them to bed. 
 
 nkuUkoliitem, nkuUkol6temen, (9) I sleep with him. 
 Rikoten, s. Place to sleep on. 'Ta epi-nlk6ten.' I have no 
 
 room to sleep. 
 ^cBiLLKALSBtssHEN, or, es-chemt^Bshin, He is sitting on a stone. 
 i-NLKALSHtNEEM, n(kaIsh6noen, nlkalshdneent, I sit by his ears, 
 nlkalsh^neem, nlkalsh^neemen, (9) I have him sitting by my 
 
 ears. 
 
 nlkikeneem, ntkakineen, (3) We sit by his ears. 
 
 ^.NLKALSHiLPEM, n(kalsh6lpen, nlkalshilpent, v. tr. r. (8) I sit 
 in his place, I hold his place, I take his place, I am his substi- 
 tute. 'Nlkalnh^lpis t'Piil ^u Jesu Kli.' Peter holds the place 
 nf Jesus Christ. |0"*Em&t, nemt61pem.' 
 ntkalsh^lpem, ntkalshilpemen, nlkalsh^lpement, (9) I have 
 him in my place, my place is taken by him. 'Nlkalsh^lpemis 
 t'Jesu Kit \\i Pi61.' Jesus Christ's place was held by Peter. 
 
 l-ntkalshdpi, He holds another's place, v. g. a new husband or 
 wife, for the dead one, a substitute, a vice-gerent. 
 
 Hilkalsh^lpUem, (16) I hold the place of his 
 
 nlkalshfclpemhem, (16) I have his sitting in ray place. 
 
 Ikalnhclpcnzuten, s. Vicar, substitute, vicegerent. 'Ko-ntkal- 
 shclpcnEiitis Kolinzdten.' Ego Dei locum teneo. 
 

 
 ^2 3 
 
 3&G 
 
 LAK 
 
 Ik"* NrcKAr-MiiiriTrNFM, iiH<nlshichin, nll<;ilsli\chont, (H) I g|t ^^ , I 
 back, buhind bim. 
 
 " nlkiilNliicluftcin, (10) I sit lK'hir)il hiM 
 
 " »i1l<!il-ihicliitn'?ii, nlkiilHiricliiiM'mcn, (0) Mmvo liim nitlinif i,,! 
 
 hind mo. 
 Chinks NrAKHfi-sm, dun nhlkshilHb, (S) I Hit in a bout, 1 jjo ,^.1 
 
 Itoiird. 'KiH's nli\!<iil{!ii.' We f^n on hoard. 
 los iiliUvNliilsIiom, rili^!<><hilHliston, nlAUHhilMliHkii, (S) I nial<cliitn,„ 
 
 on board, NJt in u cimoc. 
 '' nlA!\shiIsl\(>rn, nfaksbilshcMnon, (0) I went on board oftlutl 
 
 boat. 
 " idilkHbilsbtMidtcin !n tli/'cs, T ^o on board of his canoe. 
 " nUkakam, nFAkakaHtori, nK^kakasku, (8) I make tliemgooni 
 
 board. 
 KaesnbikAkaincfn, kao-n^Akakamonton, (0) \Vc go on board oi 
 
 that boat. 
 KaoH-nUkatrudloin, AVc go on board of liiw boat. 
 
 Ei.TNi,KAKAi,siilci.i', 111' that conicH to take the place of anotherj 
 
 .sijctoodH another. 'Eltnlkakaltth^lpa Piel lu t'kao IPnp.' tJ 
 
 Pope is the sucoessor of Peter. 
 Es-Nr,KAKf;rzE, They are (hvelling in. 'Elnlkakidze.' Thoy 
 
 again dwelling in. 
 Kaes nlkak^lzem, kac-nlkakeizdnten, nlkakelzd-nti, (8) We J 
 
 inhabitate it. 
 Ie«-nlkaktMzem, iilkak^Izemen, nlkak61zcrnent, j". inst. 1 am igj 
 
 haliited by them as the obsesseil. 'Nlkaki'Izcmis lu Sf^utlenii 
 
 Wa8 indwolled by the devils. 
 " nlkakalshtlzem, nlkakalsh^lzeen, (8) T dwell in him. 
 Es-LK\r,siiAOAN, lie sits on the arm, [of a baby on the motlier'J 
 
 arm.] 
 leH-lkalshdganem, Ikalshagun, tkal8hdgant, (8) I sit on her an 
 
 Jikalshagais ^faly.' Ho sat pn Mary's arm. 
 " Ikalshikanem, tka!sh6ganomen, (9) I have him sitting on ml 
 
 arm. 'Lkaishdganemis tu Kolinzuten.' She had tiod sittiuT 
 
 on her arm. 
 Ks-lkalshus6gan, ies-lkalshusaganem, id. 
 Ks-LKALsiiusKciisT, lie sits on the arm, [the Spokanos and Ka 
 
 pels pnifer this; the Flutheds prefer the foregoing.] 
 h's-lkalsusCichsem, lkalsliiis6(.'hsen, (8) I sit on her arm. 
 
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 2iE1C 
 
 >nt, (H) I lit fti t,i,H i,f, |kul»Iiiisicli8tcin, IkulHliUBiichstoincn, (9) I hold him on my 
 
 hftvo him Hitlingl 
 
 )nt on hottvd ul'ilu 
 
 ) Wc go on board 
 
 urm. 
 j^'lIlN'f^'^US, I tuni my futo to h>ok ut Home ono. 
 I.vlaiisoiii, lAusU'ii, (H) I turn my (ivce to look ut him. 'Ta i-ko- 
 
 liiistoiM.' Thoy did not ovon turn their facuti tuwurd mo, 
 
 tJK'y did not dci^n to look ut mo. ; 
 
 icnkv, .'. Kottle. 'Lkhfep.' Smull kettle. 'Lclnipo.' Smull 
 
 kc'ttlo, [suid by Homo tribeH.] 
 ICIIICTIIK, Grund-mothor. JBaT'Chichife.' ,, . .•, 
 
 iiliiclislu'o, IchiuHho, s. The older hitter. 
 LEE,-[roofo/,] 
 ( liiiilei, I unive at a narrow, bud place, where the gt)od road, 
 
 niuine endn. N. B. — The general moaning \h to arrive at the 
 
 end, in a bad place. Wc find it only in compoaition. 
 Iciiiii !oosiii6kot, lend in the snow, impUHHuble, aboutir dans la 
 
 neige. 
 Iciiiii-nloepus I'snu^kot, I'sHhlnsh, Tchilkalii, I went to end in 
 
 the snow, stones, lake. 
 Iriiiii-koUct'pul^gu, id. 
 
 Ichin-lcczintJtiku, I arrived at impassable water, at the bank. 
 Iciiin-k'ttlku, I arrive at such water that I had to back out, [hor- 
 
 gcH backing out from swimming.] 
 IsmepzIn, .<. The mouth of a rugged canyon where the water 
 
 comes from, [said by those that look up towards the canyon.] 
 iNlaukun^tiku, 5. The same mouth of canyon, from above it, 
 
 [«iiJ ly him that coming down the creek arrives at that bad 
 
 spot.] 
 ISnlnpk^in, s. The source of a river, the fountain or lake, from 
 
 which a river originates, the head of a river, 
 |('hin-lapzinilko, \ arrive at the impassable woods, and had to 
 
 back. 
 ?iiiN-NLAPAKs, I arrive at the end of anything, work, prairie, 
 
 land etc., end of life, road etc. 
 fenhipaks, s. The end. 
 
 Ii'8-nlap4k8cm, nlapdikson, (8) I arrive at the end of it. 
 hiiii-{,'oln}apaks, I arrive at an end, I had to back out, do not 
 
 know where to go, what to do. 
 'liiii kuUciilogu, T arrive at the foot of a mountain. 
 hiixKs-i.KPsi, fhin-Wps, My fire is out, T have no firc^ the fire is at 
 
VI 
 
 W, Mi 
 
 it' ' --H 
 
 'A 
 
 (»»8 
 
 JbEGU 
 
 an odU. 
 Cbinos-idpsi, chin-t^psem, Idpsish, (6) I pnt out the fire, I blow 
 
 oat the candle, I extinguish the fire, I put the fire to an 
 
 end. 
 les-l^^poom, }6pt9en, (8) I extinguish that fire, that candle. 
 
 '' liphem, (16) I let out the fire of his 
 
 " lipshtem, (14) I help him to extinguish fire. 
 " Idpsem, l^psemen, v. inst. (9) I use that to extinguish fire. 
 Sri^ps, What is extingnishod. 
 
 Sgul^^pscro, s. Commissioned to blow out the candles, to extin- 
 guish the tire etc. 
 .Chik£s-ni^pti, chin-nl-ipt, I am forgetful, I forget. 
 Chines-nHpti, chin-nldptem, n^ptish, r. act. ind. (6) I forget eome- 
 
 thing. 
 leB-nl6ptem, nl^dpt'sten, v. causs. (8) I make him forgot. 
 " n^dptem, ntdptemen, nl^6ptement, v. ijist. (9) I forget that. 
 
 •' nHptemitem, nldptemeHen, (16) I forget his 
 
 N*ept6men, s. A forgetful man. 
 
 Sn}6pt, The forgetting. 'I-sznlfept.' What I have forgotten. 
 
 'Chin-ep-szn*6pt.* I have forgotten something, fr. jhn ai ou- 1 
 
 i)lie. 
 Jj&GV—lroot 0/0 
 Chines-legu^s'chiti, chin-teguis'chit, ieguds'chitsh, (5) I rest my- 
 
 selt after being tired. 
 .Chines*Megudl8i, chin-eHegu^le, v. vd. 'Chin-eUequ^s'chit,' U. j 
 
 I am rested. 
 Ciiines-millOouls, I am fresh, not tired, [it does not mean 1 am I 
 
 rested, I reposed, but the state of being fresh.] 'I-chln-miHu- 1 
 
 guls.' id. [ am fresh, vigorous. 
 Ohincs-raiUguilsi, chin-miltgu61s, (6) I am resting, 1 take a rest. 
 les-miilgu^lsem, miHgu^lston, mitlgufelsku, (8) I let him rest after] 
 
 fatigue. 
 '• milHigulsem, (8) I leave him at rest, be rested, not fatiguingj 
 
 him. «Ta ko-o8-mill«igul8tem.' They do not leave mo at rest,! 
 
 which I enjoyed, non sinvnt me esse in pace. 'Ta ko-ee-milgyi-f 
 
 Htcm.' They ko not leave mc take rest, non sinunt me summl 
 
 requiem a labore. 
 NmoUiigusten, ^s. Cause of rest, what keeps me in joy and peattj 
 NmtUgulsten, id. 
 
! candles, to extin- 
 
 Imc in joy and peace, 
 
 S6» 
 
 I Xmelguelsten, s. Cause of rest, that restores rest and peace to a 
 wearied person. 'Ta iepl-nmeUugusten.' I have no peace, 
 no rest. *Ta iepl-nmfeltgusten.' 1 have nothing to restore 
 my strength. "Ls'chazfeus kaes-milJgudlsi, nfeH I'sh^i sgalgilt 
 u elmiltgu61sora tu Kolinziiten.' We rest on Sunday, because 
 on that day Our Lord rested himself after his work. 
 
 I Chin-slegu61s, I am rested. 
 
 iMiltguIguels, adj. Man, hoi-ae rested, fresh to work. Chin-epJ- 
 
 I miUgulgu^ls.' I have a fresh horse. 
 
 |chini"'l^*g'^8^^§*®» I rest my horse. 
 
 IcHlN-LAGKUAUSKANl, I open the mouth as for rest, yaw: - 
 
 1 '"S" / 
 
 liEMliAMAIE, lamdie, s. Frogs. 
 
 [HIXESLEMMI, chines-(emroim, I console. 
 
 Icjtemraim, temonten, tement^ku, cont. es-iemst^n, (10) I con- 
 sole him. 
 
 belcmHlils, He consoled us. 
 
 Ies-lemelt6m, lemeltfen, lemilt, (17) I console his or him, for 
 
 him. 
 
 I" ntein^lscm, ntemfclsten, nt^melsku, v. vol. tr. (8) 1 console him, 
 [more used than the former.] 
 
 I" niem^lsem, nlem^lsemen, v. inst. (9) I am consoled at him. 
 Dlem^lsemHem, (16) I feel consoled at his. 
 
 laos-nlcmolstufegui, v. rec. "Wo console one another. 
 
 Ihines l^nemti, chin-i6nemtora, ifenemtish, (6) I deny a charge' 
 made against rae, I plead not guilty. 
 
 pinemtem, Hnemtemen, tdnemtcment, (9) I deny it, viz. the 
 charge imputed to me. 
 chtoem, chlfenemen. 
 
 bEs-itNsi, chin-Hnsem, l^fensish, (6) I hold my eyes modest, re- 
 frain ray eyes. 
 
 |iines-)eni\si, id. 
 
 p4enuscm, tonusemen, (9) I look serious at him through modes- 
 ty, or through spite. 
 
 iNLENT, adj. One that speaks not, refrains from talking. 
 
 iZ,— [roof of,] 
 
 lineslez, I am smoothed. 
 
 linos-tezi, chin-lezom, i^zish, v. act, ind. (6) I smooth somsr 
 
m 
 
 LGUP 
 
 ^1 
 
 
 thing. 
 
 les-lfezcin, I6zen, ttizont, r. tr. r. (8) T smooth it. 
 " l^zHem, K'zcHen, HzcH. v. rcL (10) T smooth his 
 
 Ohin-Hzkan^ My hair is smooth. 'Chincs-idzkuni.' I smooili 
 down my hair. 
 
 Ic3-lizkanera, lazkan, Idzkant, (8) I smooth down his nair witji 
 the hand, I smooth his face, I pet him, caress him on tlit 
 face. 
 
 hGdVf—lroot of,1 
 
 Chincs-elfjopmi, chin-lgop, Igopsh, v. n. (5) I escape,! start, je /;i;| 
 sauve. 'ligop lu solominch.' The gun started, fscaptd, 
 'Taks lg6p.* It will not start, escape. 
 
 Chincs-lgopmi, chines-lgopim, Igopiish, r. act. ind. (7) I ma^J 
 something start. 
 
 Ies-lgopni5.nem, Igopnun, Igopnunt, (8) I let him go, 1 let him run! 
 away, je le laisse le sauver de moi. 'ligopniin lu guiguciul.' 
 let the animal run away, il Vest sauve de moi. 'Ta kaolvs-li/op| 
 nulis }u t'kakl-nteliltin.' Death will not let us escape wA 
 shall not be able to escape from the shafts of death, nous lA 
 pourrions nous sauver de la mort. 'Ko-lgopnumtem.' Theyktl 
 me escape, I run away from them. 
 " Igopnuitem, (16) 1 let his escape. 
 
 Chin-lgopniimt, I. am let go, I escape, je me sauve. 
 
 Es-lgopilshi, Igopilsh, r. inch. It goes off it starts. 'Tap-,s!(i;t 
 6lsh.' There is no escape. 
 
 ElgopInch, The gun went ofF. 
 
 hGVV—lroot of,-] 
 
 Chincs-lgup, I am hurt, 1 got hurt, 1 am wouuded aceiJciitallvhjl 
 a fall, [much used by women in time of gestation gcuiiJ 
 hurt by falling from a horse] B@"'Jjigup,' and the note. 
 
 les-lgupim, Igupstdn, Igupisku, c. tr. r. (10) I hurt him, harm, ii| 
 jure him. 
 
 " IgupHein, lguplt6ii, Igujalt, r. rcL (17) I hurt his 
 
 " Igupnunem, Igupuuu, iigupnunt, (8) I hurt him uccideiitalll 
 [This verb is much used, but the former, 'les-lgupim,' Isnif 
 much used, nor understood, and it is coufoumJcJ with, 
 }gupim,' T put that dress on.] a©^'J/igti]f.' 'Iiyin)iiuii 
 i-sellagt.' I wound my friend uccidotitally. 
 '• Igupnultom, IgupenuUen, Igupiiult, r. rcl. (IG) I hurl his...] 
 
8lt 
 
 WOtlll 
 
 ,1 his. 
 
 Ij^iipinimiiii, l^upimn, v.innt. (11) I find it hurt, 'i 
 i-szMt<>Ko.' I found tlie baby hurt in my won\b. 
 
 igupniin \\i 
 
 I'oNvn his iiair will 
 caress hi:n on tlif 
 
 escape, T start, je im \ 
 lu started, escaped. 
 
 1),;^ i,Gi;i'fci./.K, lie is liurt. 
 
 |ciiiiics-)f(ii|»«'Ii''t'i, 1 wound, liurt. 'Taks-lguii^Ize.' Ft can do 
 
 liiiiiii. 'Chin-lgupeizem,' (6.) 
 I('liiiiwl^''>]"^''=''^''» chin-lgupfilzo, jxiss. (5) I am wounded, h 
 
 no 
 
 un ac 
 
 Cllit'll 
 
 tally 
 
 DISKS i.<!i;psHiNMf,chin-lgupwhin, I hurt n)y foot, by accidentally 
 
 llIlL'^ 
 
 umliiij;" inyHcll, or lalliiig, or knockinf^ against Homcth 
 .|j,riijilgu])shuuni, chin-lguplgupshin, 1 hurt my feet. 
 
 ing. 
 
 |e!il(,'iipslii'iim, (10) I hurt his loot, acoidcntaily 
 
 act ind. (7) I inakiB;iii"lf;"l't'"''"t, ! wound myself aocidontallj 
 
 him go, 1 let him run 
 pniin lu guiguciul.' 
 moi. *Ta kacks-lgopl 
 lot lot us escape, wel 
 lifts of death, nous tiel 
 opnumtcm.' Thcyktj 
 
 sauve. 
 
 it starts. 'Tap-slgop-l 
 
 louudcd acddciilallyl 
 of gestation gettiii| 
 [up,' and the note. 
 I hurt him, hurm, lal 
 
 iv, He is linrt. 'Slgup.' Tlie lesion. 'Ei)-M!gufgiip.' H© 
 huH wounds, lesions, contusions. 
 jliin-tguptichst, 1 have my hand hurt, wounded. 
 |esli,'iilH'<.'Ii'<om, igupcchsen, (S) 1 hurt his hand. 
 s.tgii|i(;n('lii, He hurt his belly by u fiill on it, 
 
 \;mv-[ivot of,-] 
 
 tsLioiP, i: /'fl-''^'. It is on ; [it is used for any kind of clothes or 
 ill', to express that the clothes are on a person : it refers to 
 
 wi 
 
 the clothes, not to the person.] 
 
 I', He is elotlied, [relerring to the ])ersoii, not to tl 
 
 lie 
 
 S-NUOl 
 
 clutlies.] 'Tie Hgup lu an-UoazUan.' Your hat is on already. 
 
 'Tlo knos nl'igup t'snazlkeit.' You are already with your 
 
 Hliirt on. 
 
 Igui'liii, l^iiipent^n, tgu])iiit, r. ir. r. (10) T put un that; [it re- 
 
 lors to tl.i> clothes.] 'Lgupint lu chmjtktinchst.' Put on the 
 
 ring. 
 
 n!;,'!!!!!!!), nlgupentcn, nlgiijunt, r.tr. r. Inc. (10) I put dolluv 
 
 (111 liini, [it refers to the pers(»n on whom the clothes are put]. 
 
 'Nlfjuiiint In chitemtlgu.' Clotho the naked. 
 
 plii'ii 
 
 iiplti'iii. Igiiplten, Igiipill, r. rd. (17) 1 put on his clothes. 
 i|iHtMii, nlguplten, n^guiiilt, c.nl (17) I ])nt clothes on 
 
 Ills. 
 
 T clothe his. 
 
 (■h.siili''ii 
 
 llcll III I 
 
 hirf 
 
 pltcm, (17) 1 pel it on him, I cluthe iiim with that. 
 snazHaMt ? chsiilgupll(^n h\ a-skiisi .' \Vlu're iti my 
 ]iut it on your son. 
 
 ■ nlguijcdzuti, V. rrf, (Jy) I > tress myself, I juit clolhew r 
 
 Ml 
 
t/a 
 
 S62 
 
 JiiGUP 
 
 80lf. 
 
 Uiil 
 
 Ios-iil<fU]tonzuti;ni, iilgii])iiizutoiiKMi, n!gupoiizutcinoiit, v. n-f. ,;,,( 
 (0) T (h'c'ss inysolf with i(, I imt tliat uii iiiybcll'. 'X|(fU|,^,, 
 zutcinen \u koazkaii.' I put the hut on myself. 
 " iiJgiipenzutL'mltoni, (16) 1 put on his clothes. 'Ku-nlgui,^.,|. 
 
 ziitemltgu \u i-8p6chst.' You put on my glovon, 
 •* nl^gupminem, n^gupmin^ nlgupmint, c. inst. (11) 1 put ^^^^ 
 thut, I dress niysolf with it. 
 
 " nlgupmihcm, (IG) I put on his 'Xlgupuiiltgu lu ku^^. 
 
 k.iis.' You put on his hat. 
 Chines-nloupalksi, I put on a shirt. 
 Tes-nlgiipalkseni, nlgupalkscnien, nlgiipalksemenl, (9) I pm „j^ 
 
 that shirt. 
 " nlgupalkscm, nlgupalksen, nlgupalksent, (8) I put a .^liiriuii 
 
 him. 
 riiiNES;Lr.urL'ss\aA\[, 1 pull something on my arm, v. g. iiian;. 
 
 pic. 
 Slgupussagun, .?. Miiniple. 
 
 ('niNi:s-Nr,(;i;PKKrM, T put something on my head, hut, crown uioJ 
 Ics-lgnpk'cinem, Igupkein, (8) I put something on his head 
 " Iguplceiiiem, lgu])keineuien, c, insf. (9) I wear that uu lui^ 
 
 head. 
 Es i,(i[;ri''s, Tt is linltored, l-.o has u liulter on, [said oi'a lior.-A'.l 
 Chines-lgiij)ussi, eliin-lgui)i.ssem, Igupussish, (G) IhaKera I.ur; 
 les-lgupu-^svni, Ig'.ipussen, lgupu.>*ent, (S) I halter thai ;nji.>>t. 
 " IgupvUtem, IgupuHoii, (16) I halter his horse. 
 " IgnnushliMH, (It) I help him to halter. 
 Chines-lgupuskaguei, I put u hulter on a horse. 
 Szlgupus, What hus been haltered. 'Sgulgupuss,' a. Seal ii 
 
 halter. 
 Slgupiis, s. (Jhasublo. 
 
 X. r>. — 1. -Lguplm, and Ikom though nuieh alike, dili'er in ilii^,ilja| 
 'Ios-}gupim,' and its deiivatives nn.'an judliiig on aiij ki„i 
 'les-lkom,' Mi'aiis onlj- to pat on, io iiaiig ou, win 
 
 'Jes 
 'Chiiicv 
 
 cloth L'-^ 
 
 o 
 
 the T>atin hu'iit), r<>'//'o. 
 
 lit pulling, and wilhmit 
 
 iiieaniiiy; Uressiiiii'. 
 'Ics-lkuin, 
 
 igiipiiii, 
 
 , I III pO Wo. 
 
 kciiii,' T hav(> a !iat on mv head. 'Chines !ki;keiiii,' i liJ 
 s'imething jnit on ni_\- head. 'LkokcinKia t'e])l-lii!utizJ 
 They [iMt thorns on his head. [It e<Mdd not be said, '.M^uj 
 
36S 
 
 LiKU 
 
 keiiiteint'opMulutlzo]. Chines-lgupusagani,' I wear something 
 
 live isomctlurig 
 
 L- arm, for dross. 'CLiuc^ 1 
 
 ikUti lit 
 
 iUiL' I h 
 
 on 111} 
 
 thrown ncross iny arm, v. g. a loose shawl etc 
 
 |y. 15.— 2. All the dcnvatos of 'Ligiip, Igui.im,' come vcrj- near to 
 
 the ilcrivativps of 'Lgup ' and sound exactly the same, though 
 
 thoir respective meaning is totally different as can he seen hy 
 
 rii 
 
 iiiipariiig tliem. 
 
 l\[V,-[root of,-] 
 
 ,:ii-'n 
 
 J), I am Icaii; poor; [It is said (Jiily of a person grown 
 
 pool', not of a naturally lean, thin man.] 
 lines liijiiiii, chin-Hip, Hipsh, (5) I am growing poor, lean. 
 hiinsliiliiiii, chin-iiipiin, liipiish^ (7) I make some one grow 
 
 icmcnl, (9) I l)Ul uij 
 tj (8) I put a t^liini 
 my arm, v. \^. \\m\- 
 
 head, hat, crown, tic, 
 
 ill"' on his head. 
 
 I I wear that m m\ 
 
 1 
 
 buld ol' a Lor,-,!.',] 
 (G) 1 haKer u LuV; 
 .iciller thai liui^u 
 lui'se. 
 
 .ilgupuss,' i'. kieiit \i 
 
 iliki , JiliVr ill [\ikm 
 
 .Lilliiig on uiiy kiiii^ 
 
 on, io luiug on, wii'ij 
 
 ;sing. 'Jes Igup'im,' 
 
 iqioni.'. 'ChiiKviiljjiif 
 
 iiies lUokuiui, 1 
 
 poor. 
 
 •liipuii, lupstui, 
 
 ImiwJ. 
 
 liiplsku, (10) I make him grow poor. 
 
 " I'.ipnuno 
 
 111, liipiiiiii, liipnuiil, (8) I succeed in making him 
 
 poor; [more UHcd than 'iiiipim.'] 
 
 siiliipclsi, r. ( 
 
 d. I Avish to ii'row lean. 
 
 Izliip, Emacia 
 
 tod. 
 
 llKA,-[roo^ of,-] 
 
 [likul, (f'/j. Torn, rent, snapped, as ropes torn in pieces, a shirt 
 
 t(.rn ill several ])laces. 
 
 ikiiti, It is tearing in pieces. 
 
 likau, likant, v. tr. (8) J rend it, tear it, snap it in 
 
 (iiin 
 
 pii 
 
 (.■OH. 
 
 [iiltciii, likalten, likalt, (IG) 1 snap his. 
 
 mX-[mt of,] 
 
 l;ii. or. c: 
 
 lil<u, [hard K.] Heads, llosary, aiiytl 
 
 llUli' s 
 
 iruiiir. 
 
 l!IU' 
 
 s-Ukui, chin-Hku, c. />as.s\ I am strung. 
 
 vlikiii, chiii-likum, likuish, (G) T string, am stringing some- 
 
 tli 
 
 IIlL'. 
 
 IllK" 
 
 lillaii, '/.',/'. I strinti' small thii 
 
 ILL'S. 
 
 ■likuin. 
 
 likim, likunt, r. //'. 
 
 /'• (. 
 
 <) I St 
 
 ring it, thread it, ( uj\h 
 
 i;i 
 
 ikr 
 
 fui' 1 
 
 'tciii, llkulteii, r. nJ. (IG) T str 
 
 111! 
 
 threat 
 
 Ins. 
 
 )!' it 
 
 iiin. 
 
 1':'; 
 
 ushtein, r. n 
 
 I ("! :) T St 
 
 ViWS 'o 
 
 r him. help hiii 
 
 \)C[V\> etc. 
 
 likiiinliust^m, r. freq. 
 ilikii, Wlial I have striuii!-. 
 
 inii, V. A man <ommissioned to strin"', make bead 
 
 Oi 
 

 3« 
 
 I 
 
 
 S64 
 
 Liz 
 
 J/ikoi;H'i), •!. ;'/t.-y. PiiK'crH, thread etc., to string. 
 
 loH-nHkujti^scni, rilikupilKcn, (8) I throad a needle. 
 
 LIN,— [roo/o/,] 
 
 h'u\, It sprinkles out, [as water or blood spurting, tiiid bciiitri 
 
 Hprinkled souiewherc] 
 Liiap, rc'/. Inhiap, id. Applied to pieecs of flesh flying, when v.it i 
 
 Our Lord was scourged. 
 
 Tes-lnim, Inentcn, Inentfiku, (10) I sprinkle that water, hlooJetc 
 
 " chlnini, chlnenten, r. foe. (10) I sprinkle water "n him v.i 
 
 on a sick person. 
 " nlneuseni, nlneusen, nln^usent, ronf. es nlneiisliii, r.m.tfl 
 
 (8) I sprinkle water aniidst, among a orowd. *KK-nhiiiist,sJii| 
 
 skeligu t'seulku.' lie sprinkles water among the people in| 
 
 the midst of the people. 
 hi7j,—lroot of,} 
 Chinos-fize, i-fhin-lize, a(fj. f am whipped, [meaning only the state! 
 
 that he is sutt'oring, punished.] '(^hin Izizt;.' I got wliippej.f 
 
 'Taks-lzi/A> hi Aiige.' The Angels do not get whijtjiod, [thciri 
 
 nature not lending itself to it.] 
 Chines-lzmi, ehines-liz, v. pass. T ani being whipped. 
 Chines-lzmi, chin-l-/.im. tzliah, f. ad. ind. (7) I am whipping some- 
 body. 
 Ies-l//iin, Izent6n, Jzint, cont es-lzisten, es-lzistcku, r. <r.r. (10) i 
 
 I whip him, lash him, T punish him, th(Migh not with the wliipj 
 
 also scold him severely. 
 " lzelt6m, Izelten, Izilt, r. rrl. (17) T whip his or him I 
 
 that one. 
 " Izshitom, Ixshiteri, Ijsshit, v.rel. (1.5) I whip for him, to biJ 
 
 account, I whip in his phue. 
 " tzHhishcni, ^zshishenien, r. rrf. (f)) 1 whip him for uthers. 
 Cliines-lzshishi, r. '■'.'. (6) \ whip lor others. 
 l-j I sire, >■. Th" wliipjiing, being wiiipped. 
 WIzize, .<. Th^' ffripcs, the blows inflicted by the lashes. 'Chliipfi 
 
 In k-j-l/Azcs hi Jdliii.' .John must have thirty lashes. 
 S.:>i;':, Whiit is wliipfiel. 'I szHz.' I whipped him. 'Ku-szliz,' 
 
 am whipped. 
 FTi-lzenzuten, .•-. \fy whippcr, he that whips me. 
 Rgulzim, ". Tho. whipping by order. 
 Lzmf-rncii, . AMicted to wliip, injiili'-ioiisly. 
 
uit watov, blood otc.l 
 
 865 
 
 LEO 
 
 K;iCH.lzmiigui, Wo whip cnch other; wc havo the law of buing 
 
 whipped for certain crimes. 
 li^H-JziiiIuisom, V. tr. (8) I whip him frequently. 
 » lz6liscm, (8) I give him several strokes of the whip. 
 niiUzfelsem, (8) I whip him on the breast. 
 iilziclionem, (8) 1 whip him on the shoulders, 
 nlzhiintcm, (8) T whip his sides, 
 t/ipilcm, (8) I whip him on the back. 
 Iznuscm, 1 whip him on the face, 
 cblzizem, chl-zizen, (8) I whip him all round. 
 Izinincm, l-zmincmon, v. insf. (11) 1 use it for whipping pur- 
 poses. 
 
 iz'znuriom, (8) T succeed in whipping him. 
 I ('iiiNE8-LZ>:i'Ti, 1 whip my children. 
 
 IMzt'ltein, Izilten, ♦z61tcnt, v. tr. r. (8) I whip the child of. 
 
 fzelteltem, (16) I whip the child of his 
 
 jlEscHiiZEViLKM, (8) I whip him as judge, chief, etc. 
 Iciiinks-lzenzOti, (5) I whip myself. 'J^izenzut(>mcn.' 1 use that 
 
 to whip myself with. 
 IlKO -[roof o/,] 
 
 IksIoIvO, It is put on. 4@"Elko, clkum. 
 IciimeH-lkonii, chin-}6ko, Wkosh, y. pans. \ am put on. 
 IrhinoM-lkoml, chin-l-k6m, (7) I put something on. 
 Ilcslkoni, Ikontcn, Ikonteku, (10) I \)\\i something around it not 
 for covering, V. g. putting a shawl on the arm, anything 
 around the pommel of the saddle, I lay it on. 
 IhoUfim, ikoH6n, IkoH, v. rel. (17) I put something across 
 
 his 
 
 [" tkoshitem, Ikoshiten, Ikoshit, v. ni. (15) I put something 
 acroHS for him, help him in putting something on. 
 Ikoahishom, o. rd. (9) I put that around, across for others. 
 Es( lilkoizo, He is surrounded by a thing laid all around. 
 loj-chtkoizom, chtkoizeen, r. tr. (8) I lay things all around him. 
 
 chtkoiz»^Hcm, (16) Flay things around his Mes-chlkoizci- 
 
 tom lu spfkfcis,* I l;»y it round IiIn head. 
 flidkoaks, He is haltered. 
 -Ikoaksem, Vkoaksen, (8) T put on his nose, [it governs the per- 
 son,] I halter him. 
 I" Ikoiiksem, IkoAksemen, i\ but. (9) I have it. laid on my 
 
 mr 
 
866 
 
 nonO 
 
 n.lIK 
 
 iv(jau"!nii, 
 
 III 
 
 ^y 
 
 •ti 
 
 .souielliiiiu' (ju 
 
 my 
 
 •dvn\. 
 
 Ios-lknu^;iiiciii, Ikoa^iui, (8) I lay soiiu'tliiiig on his uriu. 
 " Ikoa^-aiioni, Ikougauomcii, (0) 1 wear lluit on niy arm. 
 E.s-i,KOKf;r.N', IIl- is oi-ownoil, he has soiiictliiiig laid on lus lauil 
 
 'I'jkok^iutciu.' IIu has boon crowiiud. 
 h\<()kC'\u, H<<ik(''iiitoii, .s'. Crown, anytliing laid on Iho lioad. % 
 
 Ikokcinlis Jo.su Kii.' The crown of Jesus Christ. 
 
 CI 
 
 IIIK 
 
 cokt'iiii, ohines-lkokLin 
 
 (5) I 1 
 
 lave my 
 
 head 
 
 fi'owiied. 
 
 Chines Ikolciini, chin-lkolcOinc in, (('») T put Homethi 
 
 ng on iiiv 
 
 lieaM 
 Pes Ikokc 
 
 i'i.i III, 
 
 ktin, Iko'iciiit, (^) I ei'own him, I h; 
 
 MJlln 
 
 thing on his bead. 
 
 -Fikokeintem t'opi-hiliielze, He was crowned with thoi'ii^ 
 
 les-llcokcMItem, Ikukeiltc n 
 
 n.-,,v- 
 
 Olvl. 1 
 
 11. 
 
 r. ;'c 
 
 I r 
 
 crown 
 
 tl 
 
 lu iK'ii'; 
 
 lis. 
 
 oil 
 
 " Ikokcinein, IkokciiKinen, Ikokcinoment, (9) I wear tliut 
 my head, I crown myself it it. 'Jikokcineinis lu silimgulkoui. 
 ki'.ni.' lie wore the imperial crown. 
 " 1k(.licineialtcm lu !k>ikcintis, I wear his cj'own. 
 Chinks i,<\.oi,KoL!vi;iTi, (6) I put on my suspenders. 
 Iii-Ik(>!k()lI:Citen, .s. ily suspenders, [from heing placed ovur 
 
 siiouh 
 
 lers]. 
 
 lEs-criLKirsiiAdAEM, chlkupskagaen. I put the crupper to tiial 
 
 h 
 
 orse 
 
 lit. T 
 
 put rouml his tail 
 
 Chlkupskagaeton, 5. Crupper. 
 
 !i;s r.!-:o\TK.\N':Af, Ikoapkuii, (J^) T ])ut on his ncclc, as a -;toK' 
 
 around. 
 " lk()a[)kaiu'm, lk-oap)vanonioii, (0) I wear that on my hoc 
 CuMvofissHiXTKN, ^^ A sliniT ;■ where a stone is placed in. 
 
 n ) 
 
 Ciiines Ikumi, chin 
 
 ■Ik 
 
 P 
 
 urn, 
 
 ll<umish, V. (I'i. ind. (7) T hide a' 
 
 .VlP, 
 
 fear it !ic stolen, I hide something from thieves. 
 Cliines-lkumi, chines-lok, or luk, pass. I am hidden a 
 
 wav. 
 
 'Tie 
 
 es-lok hi an-gatlzin.' Your horses are already hidden, aiv 
 
 -iulch 
 
 or va 
 
 llcy I'ti'., away from anyone's knowled^ 
 
 les Ikuni, Ikuutcn, Ikimt, r. tr, r. (10) I hide it faraway, 
 
 Slk 
 CI 
 
 um, 
 
 The hidi 
 
 1 1 
 
 lines ; aUsIusih 
 
 iig. 'Szl/jk.' What has been hidden 
 r,l. \ hi<Ie somcthiiiii' tor others. 
 
 les-lkusliishcm, /•. /'(/. (0) I hide it for others. 
 
I hiM iinu. 
 on lay arm. 
 hikl on lus lauj 
 
 on the head. % 
 Christ. 
 
 licud eruwiied. 
 Homotluiig on mv 
 
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 I,J!;iisiritc'ni, Ikiisliiten, UvumIiH, r. rrJ. (!.">) \ hi. I,, sonu-thinjj 
 
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 t',]' hiin, hoi]) him in hidiu:.; Iiis ^noi] 
 !!cii-hitnrgiii, /■. nc. ^Vv help one amttln r In lil.l 
 
 Hi!; otii' 
 
 (food 
 
 kwlkiilt^ni, IkiiHi'n, IkMt, /■. a7. (17) I hide h 
 
 a r hi h 
 
 tliis for him. 
 
 I'lllU' 
 
 1 him, 1 111) 
 
 .nlkunuMsi, r. vol. 
 <uiii, v. A man commiHsionod to hide goods from thiovcs. 
 
 bj,iiii7.ritoii, ■'i. TTo that hides it. 
 
 U.kiiinenien, .s". A .solicitmis jierson in hiding his gDods, throngh 
 
 MlU.k 
 
 nviuMoc. 
 
 i-'k 
 
 I 1 
 
 vith thorns, 
 (.•rown the Ik'U'I n; 
 
 (9) 1 wear tliat on 
 • inis lu silimgulkuuz- 
 
 crown. 
 
 iders. 
 
 eing plaeod over tin 
 
 (ViM!'-' r.Kt'KNKi, cliiii-ikii' Ml', I hulr jn'.)Vis;()!;s tnvny, mi>:it, r(;i>t: 
 
 iiMV ki 
 
 nd of food. 
 
 IriiMiop 
 
 slkn^no, T have fofid in .i. eaeh.o 
 
 ■LKvfzK, My blankets arc hidden. 
 
 I'llIN 
 
 Ifniv i.K''.\ 
 
 [.Ks, Mv cloth(>s are liidd 
 
 ell. 
 
 Cm 
 
 xi.Kii.HzfJT, My goodis, ehuttols ui'e hidden. 
 iiNKsi.Kr.sivXOAK, (n) My lu..^csare hiddeis. 
 lino-; Iktisk';'i,;;:iei, (0) T hide horses fvoni tl.ii'Ves. 
 
 ^ki'igiieni, (^) T liide his horse; 
 
 !ciisk-n: 
 
 jaeslitem, (14) I help him hiding 1 
 
 ,MK,-[roof of,] 
 
 ihc crupper to tbtK|.,,,,',|.,^,i,.^,„-, ,.i,;,n.s-rn;al 
 
 I 
 
 Or/,q,C 
 
 I 
 
 'lOr-l':-l. 
 
 \v.\ '^eoreh.'i!, riiicnniiiL'' ;t 
 
 [' 
 
 mw] 
 
 ■ticial burning of iiiiy j-.art oi' tlie liody, fi" ff^^f ,] 
 
 ,1.;,, )'>,,'- 
 
 u'ek, as ;i -;tolc; vM 
 
 Ihat on my nock. 
 phieed in. 
 
 (7) 1 hidetrAiiy,!'-!' 
 hieves. 
 
 hidden away. 'Tie I 
 •eudy hidden, luvnl 
 .'s knowledi^o. 
 |it far away. 
 \(H)n hidden. 
 
 )thers. 
 
 inivnnii, rimt' in 
 
 em, '•. if(^f. ijiih (7) T sfordi soni" part 
 of tlin body. 
 |r<rink('in. l'inkant«';i, rtiikc'iit, r. tr. r. (10) 1 scurrh liiiii, tliat 
 
 ii;in II 
 
 f the bodv. 'Slmiik, 
 
 ■s'. im 
 
 act ( 
 
 )t SllMN-llim 
 
 'Szl;'ii!il 
 
 The burned, scoi-idied limb. 
 
 iiiika 
 
 it tor liim. 
 
 Item, i'ntkaltcn, I'lnkalt, r. rcl. (17) I seoreli his {,y 
 
 •' !'iii! 
 
 ■;i-bltcm, r. rd. (^^) I scorch for him. 
 
 IliMi"^ 'i'ink;in;'i'iti, '". rif. T scorch myself 
 fc'i:'- I'inlcaltumshi, r. pop. Tseorehiolk 
 
 la- I mkimneirui, r. rc' 
 
 W 
 
 Mvdi one am~>t!i 
 
 (MV 
 
 in 
 
 kiMsi. T wisli to ;re1 sciM-chei!. 
 
 ' •iiikechst, I scorch my hand. 
 
 ■inkeclisctn, K'Hikeclisen, (S) I seoreh his ban 
 
 k'ink'cbltem, (10) T scorcdi the hand of hi-;... 
 
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 Chin-fhtoiukuuH, I hiivu tho fucu Hcurchcd. 
 Io8-chlcinkau8orn, cbUMnkuiisoii, (8) 1 scorch his fuoe. 
 Ks-icmkaohin, ilo has u Hcorchud loot. 
 loH-lomkashiniin, )oinkauhint6ii, (10) I scurch his log. 
 
 '* lomkashilteni, [17] I acorc-h the log of his 
 
 hOQ—lroot of,-] 
 
 Es-Jog, It is bored, there is u hole. 
 
 hgitgo, It got bored. *Taks-ig6go.' It does not bore, [meaniiur I 
 
 tho article bored.] 
 Chines-lgomi, chin-log, v. pass. I uin bored. 
 Chines-lgoini, chin-lgom, Igoish, v. act. ind. [7] 1 niiike holes ij 
 
 am boring, 
 les-lgom, JgoiitOn, Igont, cont. cH-lg().sU';ii, es-Vgosteku, v. tr. r. [10] I 
 
 1 bore it. 
 
 IgoKini, Igolttn, Igoll, v. rel. [17] 1 bore his or it for him. I 
 
 Igoshitem, Jgoshiton, Jgoshlt, v. rd. [If)] [ bore for liiin. 
 
 Igoshishotn, Igosliishemeii, [0] I bore it for othern, 
 ChineH-lgoshishi, [6] I bore for olherw.' 
 ChincH-i-goniluisi, ieslgoniluiseni, v. fret/. [8.] 
 Chines-nlgoni6lsi, iesnlgoint^lseui, r. vol. 
 Es-lgotius, It ifi bored, pierced through and through, from sidciJ 
 
 side, by the breadth, not by tho length. 
 Chine8-lgo(!!iie»i, chinos-lgoeus, v. pass. I am bored, pii'iccJl 
 
 through and through. 
 Ie8-lgo6u8eni, Igotusen, Igocusent, v. cup. [8] 1 bore it, jiiom' ii| 
 
 through and through. 
 " }go<^uUe«n, lgo<iultcn, Igotiilt, [16] I pierce his or it I'url 
 
 him, through and through. 'Ncm igo6uizt, lu a-seiigaiiiuJ 
 
 t'smulemen.' Thy soul shall bo pierced by a sword. 'T'sgiiil 
 
 liwutgu u IgoeuHs lu «puusz.' A soldier pierced his hoiui, 
 " Jgonuneni, Igoniin, Igcjuiliit, v. inst. [11] I use it to bun, tJ 
 
 pierce. 
 
 " Igoniiltem, [IC] 1 use his v. g. augur, to ituike a hole, 
 
 ligomin, Igomiiiten, s. AugtT, [any inslruinoiit to make holes.] 
 Eb-nlo^lkou, The grave is dug, the hole is made in the grouiidJ 
 
 'Eanlogulcgu.' A ground with holes in. 
 ies-nlgolegum, nlgolegun, I dig the grave. 
 Es-NiiOOKL/E, It is bored inside, lengthwise, as a p'po-stom, miJ 
 
 pipe, or tube. 
 
rt (ace. 
 i» leg. 
 
 l6ko 
 
 Iosiil;,"'tl/,cni, i\»go6lzeri, (S; I pi.'no, bon; Jl 
 
 timt longthwiHo. 
 
 iilj,'()eI/A'itom, (16) I h(ire Win or it for him. 
 
 I Snltjot^^li''*'. •"'• The hi)ring. 
 riiii!0«:i'ii,K, .s. A iioo(ll<(. fcv'ChJ.-hoilpilo, chi'u. 
 les chJgoupilcni. 
 
 I rill, IDA I. KO, 
 
 »■ 1 ipf sU'w, T bon 
 
 Hiitf, :iny vocal instninuiiif, lit. a pi, ntd hti.U. 
 lot bore, [meaniii|;H''liim'v(liIg»>aIli(>i, t'hiii-(-h}g<uiIkoiii, (^hfgoalkoish, (0) I play th 
 
 ;•] 1 iniiUe holo«, 1 ! 
 
 ;ostt:Uu, V. tr.r. [10] I 
 
 bis or it for him, 
 
 I bore for hiia. 
 for otbcrn. 
 
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 tb rough, fromsidcli 
 
 um bored, pievccJ 
 
 I bore it, imTiT 
 
 Bi-co bis «»• it furl 
 
 [juiKt, lu a-sengaiiitoj 
 I by a sword. 'T'sgi 
 pierced his lieiiil 
 I use it to bori',lii| 
 
 n', ti) nuikc a holf. 
 lilt to make holes,] 
 LkIo in th« i^roun^ 
 
 fliito 
 |S;;ml)l{^(>iiiIk(», \. One that phtys the fluto, 
 Irukiskui.ku, .v. a well. 
 Iszl'ic, What is bored. 
 IEsNu'iik), The hole itself, a (bin, a cavern. 
 
 ■I(,;,'l:s, s. Hough road, with lioles in, by mud being frozen in tho 
 
 ri)ad etc. 
 ifulirmn, ■^'. A borer, hole maker. 
 
 Eu'iiu: 
 
 Uii:, v. A houHc, lodge wiih h(.Ios. an ohl dilapidated ] 
 
 lOUHO 
 
 or Iodide, tent 
 
 isuioMiJsKM, It hts the wat.M- thn.ngh, v. g. a thaehcd roof 
 lliiii ciotli tliat U-ts tlic water thmugli; it pashcn tlirough, v. g. 
 ;ui arrow, sword parsing through. 
 
 iUiodONi'.NKM, (8) I Nucceed in boring it. 
 
 li.'oi,'oiiultem, (16) I borj! his. 
 lOMUir, ■iilj. Wli.al IS sewed t<»;'elher, without I 
 
 ,.1. 
 
 iomming, v. g. a 
 
 s;i.cl<, whoso 
 ill tlio hftiis 
 
 pieces are sewed simply together, without folding 
 
 iilfldi'iiHkau, ;w,s.s. Whal has a hole on the top of the head, 
 [lilt iisod by Indians, opijo on topj. 
 bOJ-iOd, <. Cherry, cherries. 
 
 I;;l(i<;iiall< 
 
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 DKO,- -[a)o^ of,'] 
 
 erry tree. 
 
 .iii-!uk() 
 
 l':i 
 
 iIi'lhi, 
 
 I am bald (indivly, [of porson, or bidng that natu- 
 
 »r grass, and is destitute of it]. 
 
 Iv sJKHild havi- hair, wool 
 
 lOUo, 
 
 Iko. 
 
 Naked hills orpl-iins, without grass or timl 
 
 lilokokaii, Fiald-headed. 
 
 her. 
 
 b;ii-i 
 
 •li!6k(»|>, I became bald, [losing the hair, as a scalded pig]. 
 
 I as a p'po-hlem, ;iii)Bi!6koioii, ,v. Slipper} , ii-e torming after a rai 
 
 h'K Beardless jnaii, I't. b:iM f; 
 
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 Es-n^okdskan, Bald on top of the head. 
 
 l-chl6ko8Hhin, Bald on the forehead. -M , ij 
 
 I-nl6kono, i-nVkot6konc, Bald on the ear wide. 
 
 Ji6MEN, or, lumen, s. Spoon, [perhaps because originally madu 
 
 with the goat's horn], PI. 'iimlomen.' 
 liOMfNTEN, ■>(. Tabic fork, [any fork]. Bgr'Luum.', 
 liOMEN^LGHSHIN, s. Wild he-goat. .> 
 
 fiomenelchshinjilgu, s. He-goat skin. 
 CIITNES-L6mELSIIT, chin-lomcKsh, lonielsh, v. int. (5) I am 
 
 scolding, rebuking. 
 Chin-lemlomclsh, v. red. The usual form, because u tscolding is pro- 1 
 
 traeted. 
 Ies-16mlshem, Iftralshsten, lomlsku, (8) I pcold him. , 
 
 " teml^omolshora, v. red. I scold him. 
 
 " I:eml6mel8hltem, v. rel. (16) I scold his ■' • :*-; 
 
 Kacs-lomstucgui, v. rec. We scold one another. -'•, 
 
 Ies-chlemt6mlshem, chl6mlshcm, chl6m]8hcinon, (9) 1 am scoldingl 
 
 on that account. 
 " chlomt6melshemHem, (16) I scold him for that. 
 CHTNES-Ji6PT, chines-lop, T a sucked. ' 
 
 Tcs-16pem, lopcn, lopont, (8) I suck him, sucking forcibly a parti 
 
 the body to draw out blood, as Indian jugglers claim to do. 
 ES-LOPKAN, The head of a tree is bent down, il est courl^.. 
 Tc8-16pkanom, Irtpkan, (8) F bend Ihc heud of a trco by caldiingi 
 
 limb, or the top of it. 
 Szl'6pkan, What one has bent down, 
 Es-nwkan6psi, nlpkanopsem, (6) Tie bends down his tail, botweej 
 
 his legs, [also said of cowards]. 
 Ii6z,— [roo< o/,] 
 T-16z, It is smashed. 'Tas loz'z.' It docs not got smashed, »<1 
 
 conteritur. 
 Es-}6zt, It got smashed. 
 Chineslozi, chines loz, I am smashed. 
 
 Chines-lozi, chin-lozem, 16zi.sh, v. act. ind. 1 smash isomolhing. 
 les-lozem, 16zen, 16zent, cont. cs-lCizsten. ?\ tr. r. (8) I smash ill 
 
 him. 
 
 " lijzhom, lozHen, I6zelt, (16) I smiiwli his or il for hi in. 
 
 " i6zshtcm, v. rrl. (14) f help him smashing, 1 miiusIi hoiiitl 
 
 his 
 
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 fpzmen, .5. ^H•s■^ A smashing inetrumcnt. ..i'7.'., 
 
 Szloz, What is siuashod. 
 
 liozonziiton, i><. The smashor. ' ' " 
 
 S(ru}6zcm, Ono appointed to smash. 
 
 Es-l6zkan, lie has the head smashed. 
 
 Io9-lozknneni, }6zkan, \6zktxnt, (8) I smash his head. 
 
 » lozlcaUeii), (". rcl. (16) I smash the head of his 
 
 Chinos-lo/.kanzuti, v. ref. 1 smash my own head. 
 
 Kucs-lozkanu^gui, v. rec. Wo smash one another's head. 
 
 Ics-bzV-niinem, (8) I succeed to smash it. , ;; 
 
 lVG,-lroot of,-] 
 
 tpgomin, s. inst. "Wooden pin, or nail. PL 'Lpel-pgoiuin.' Nails. 
 
 IfM.pr,M'aoMiNiLKOM, tpetpgomlnilkon, (8) 1 nail the wood, I 
 
 have a nail in the wood. M , 
 
 EsdiJpgominalko, ea-chlpl-pgominilko, Nailed on wood, crucified 
 
 with nails. 
 Tos-clilpgomindlkom, chlpgominalkon, chlpgominalkont, red. los- 
 
 ciilplpgominalkom, (8) I nail him on a cross. 
 
 " chlplpgomindlkoHem, v. rd. (16) I crucify his 
 
 Sguchlpgominalkom, s. Crucifier by order, [related to him that 
 
 gives the order]. 
 In-cliiplpgonunalkoiizdten, s. Aly crucifier, he that crucifies rac. 
 lEscHLPGOMiNfiusEM, (8) I nail it on high, the coiling etc. <" 
 
 '' niLi'LGoiNEM, chlplpgo6ncn, (8) I nail it over v. g, a floor. 
 Es-clilpipgoene, It is nailed over, the floor. 
 Chises-nlpgochin£ch3TI, (6) I have my hand nailed, pierced by a 
 
 nail. *Chin-nlj)Ipgochin6chst.* I have both hands nailed. 
 Ic8-nlpgochin6ehsem, nlpgochin^chsen, (8) 1 ])icrce his hand with 
 
 a nail, I nail his hand. 
 
 '' nlpgochirieehHcm, v. rel. (16) I nail the hand of his 
 
 Snlpgocliinechis, s. The wound of a nail in the hand. 'Lu snlp- 
 
 Ipgochindohs'sts.' His nail wounds in the hands. 
 Cliinos-nlpgoshinml, chin-nlpgoslan, v. jjaan. I have a foot nail- 
 
 picnccd. 'Chin-nVplpgoshin.' Both loet. 
 I Ics-nlpgoshinini, nlpgo.-liinttii, iilpgosiiinlckii, r. Ir. r. i^lO) I nail 
 
 hi8 ioot. 
 
 nlplpgoshlH^m, i'. rel. (17) I nail the feet of his 
 
 |Sn!pgoshiii, .s. The nail-wound in a foot. 'Snlplpgoshiis.' The 
 
 nail wound in his foot. 
 
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 ICuLLPOc-iiiiNTfeN, o. The nail under tho foot, v, g. tho nail ot 
 
 whit'h a top revolvos. 
 Nn'ooK^iNTEN, 6. The nuil diivcn on the top of a top. 
 LP, — Iroot of,1 
 
 CIIINLPiPE, I despond, I am hopeless, 
 los-lpipominom, Ipipein'ui, (11) I give him up, I have no hope for 
 
 him. 
 Chinks KULLi''PKMi, chiii-kuHiyipe, v. int. (5) I lose courage, I lose 
 
 all hope, I give up. 
 li'R-kuHp'pnTJ, kulip'psten, (10) I bring hira to tho verge of dcs- 
 
 pair, 1 puzzle him. 
 ** kullp'pemlnem, kul!p'])cmin, kuHp'pcmint, (11) I give that 
 
 up, I lose all hope ulujut him oi- it, I have no chance to sue. 
 
 feed in that, I throw it up in despair. 
 
 " kuUp'pemilteni, v. rel. (16) 1 lost all hoi)c about his 
 
 KnUpHpet, ufj. An impossibility, anything difflcallto do or lean) 
 
 or catch, a tli.-it.ouraging, distressing thing. 
 Chin-kulpolipet, I am u hard case. 
 KuHpelpulegu, A disfouraging country, uninvitmg country in 
 
 which nothing grows, hard of access etc. 
 Ir>; icuM.PKZfxEM, kiillpczinemen, kullpczincment, (9) f give up 
 
 talking with hitn, I cannot do anything by talking with liim. 
 
 " kullpezinemltem, r. rel. (16) I give up talking with his 
 
 NLPiii-'/iN, adj. A discouraging talker. 
 
 LP,— [roof oQ 
 
 Mpiin, adj. TIic are all in a lino, ono after tho other, not side bv 
 
 side. 'Tp-lpim, or, i-pks-lpim.' Go ye in a straight line. 
 Chines-l^pcmcnzuti, (;hin-lpemonzi\t, •Ipomcnziitui, v. ref. (6) Yt( 
 
 arrange oiirselvcH in a lino, straight. 
 Chines Ipmi, diin-lpim, Ipiish, v. act. ind. (7) I draw lineHasMir 
 
 veying or painting. 
 Chincs-lpinj, chines-Hp. (S) 1 aiD surveyed, lined, as ruled paper. 
 Szlip, The object marked with liiiCH. 
 loslpim, Ipintin, Ipint, cont, os-lpsttn, os-lpst^ku, es-lpisku, r.tr. 
 
 r. {\0) I mark it, with linos, I Kurvey it, draw lines on itwitiij 
 
 charcoal, with surveying instruments, pencil, etc. 
 
 " Iplttim, IpltiVi, Ipilt, I), ret. (17) I line his or it for liim, 
 
 " Ipshitom, (15) I survey for him, draw lines for hini. 
 
 " Ipshishom, Ipihishemon, v. rel. (9) f survey that, murk tli:;t| 
 
V. g. tho nail or. 
 >f a top. 
 
 I have no hope for 
 
 loBC courage, I loso 
 
 the verge of des- 
 
 lint, (11) T give that 
 fc no chutieo to sue- 
 
 po about his 
 
 lifflcullto do or learn, 
 
 minvitmg country in 
 
 cment, (9) I give up 
 by talking with him. 
 alking with his 
 
 Itho other, not nidc bj 
 in a straight line. 
 zatui, V. ref. (5) We 
 
 l) I draw UrieHasMir 
 |ino<l, as ruled paper. 
 
 U*Uu, cs4iVisl<u, r, fr. 
 draw lines o\\ it wiiii 
 
 jncil, etc. 
 
 k'lB or it for him. 
 
 InoH for hnn. 
 Irvcy that, mark tk 
 
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 with linep, not for myself. 
 'hincslpshishi, v. rel. I draw linen, survey for others. 
 ;p-nintcn, <!. Pencil etc.^ any instrument to draw lines with. 
 [Ej.LPi)LEOUM, Ipuiogunjipulegunt, (8) I mark the ground, I sur- 
 vey, I draw tho lines as measuring lands, I set land-marks. 
 JpuIcguHcm, V. rd. (16) T survey his land. 
 « Ipiilegushtcm, (14) I survey lands for hitn. 
 JhinC'lpiileg"'. (6) I survey lands. 
 IhinJpuleg". (5) My land is surveyed. 
 Igulpuleg»"i> s. Surveyor. 
 ^iiixKSNM'Osfjsi, chines-nlpauskani, (6) I discriminate my hair 
 
 from the top of the head. 
 liiios-chlpolkolti, (5) 1 draw lines with paint on my throat, 
 
 outside, 
 
 jta?., szlp61zc, Dried meat. 
 linoslp^lzci, chines-lpelzc, (5) 1 have dried meat, 
 lincs-lpelz'i, ehin-lpi;lzom, IpiMzeish, (6) I dry meat by hanging 
 it across ropes or sticks, [by which process the meat becomes 
 raarkc'l with the lines of tho stick or rope]. 
 Ipilzcm, }p61zccn, Ipfelzeent, (8) I dry that meat. ' 
 
 fulpclzc, One charged to dry meat. 
 1, art. The, attached even to personal nouns, v. g. 'In Maly, 
 hi Paul,' etc. 
 j(i, To adjectives, 'hi gest, lu psaie,' the good ones, the fools. 
 1. Who, that. 'Paul \u gest.' Paul is the one who is good. 
 '.Vmii hi ku pagpagt.' You arc the one who is wise. '.Sk6lign 
 hi L'cst.' The Indians are the good ones. *Gest lu skdligu.* 
 The Indians arc good. 
 
 With verbs, it makes them participal. With intransitive 
 verbs : 
 
 ostlilemi, The <lead, qui est mortuus, qui non vivit, ho that ib 
 dead actually. 
 
 [c'itlil, The dead, qui fuit mortutia, qui fuerat mortuits, he that 
 was dead, 
 
 Ikstlilenii, The dyinp, qrtimortuua r.^.t, he that is to dio. 
 
 b-tlil, The dying, qui morituruftfuit, ho that was to die. 
 jistlil, My dying, my death, won, mors mea. 
 
 •szilil, pa/^t. My having died, my death, mor<«Mni esse, mors mea. 
 
 iksztlil, fut. The having to die, mortuum futurum^ mors mea. 
 
 ' troiisitivc verbs : 
 
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 •fill ics-koleiu, >ry worldiif^ it, c<jo fudcui llhul, Wlieri I anidoji,,,', 
 IjU kulcn, paKt. My workiiijjf it, Erjo fiicun.s iUnd, when I did it" 
 Till il«-kolcrn, My working it, Ego faduniH illud, when I ^.jn ji 
 
 it. 
 hn kH-k<»lon, ^'('//? farfuru.'^ ftiero, when I shall havo done it. 
 liU isk6l, }.\y wurking, luc.a actio, my doiiijj;. 
 \ax i-H/.k('l, My workitig, quod a me factum est, my having done 't 
 h\\ ik^ zkol, ^fy w()rkiii<^j quod a mc fadendum (•.■it. 
 Lti OM-ko!cni, What is hoiiij^ <lono, quod ft. 
 hu kolentcti, Whut was done, quod factum fuit. 
 Lu kH-kolcntt'oi, What yhall be dono, quod faciendum tat. 
 fith. Fill DC, flit, if 'Fill lit" cliin-jf'Ai n)-ko-iii('hcntgii/ It [ ^\^^^^ 
 
 g(^, you will see m(\ 
 fith. Ku-ln, pai^t. Tf 'Ku-lu chin gui, kuiit-u ko-uu hontgu.' If 
 
 had gone, you would havo seen mo. 
 7th. iiwl Whioh ? Inquiry relating to something mentioned j 
 
 itnm(Mliatoly prootMuling Hcntorico, 
 8f'h. Ln sg{>!st ! Mow good! the goodness! and tnany mhhIj 
 
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 9. lilt, iHH^t. When. 
 Lu I'Bhti, past. Then. 
 Jjxi Vslcassip, Long ago. 
 Tju 7-n(\ pat<t. Just now. 
 
 10. fjU e-hi. There, yonder, 
 fiU fh-hi, Thither, yonder. 
 JuM tol lu, Thence, Irom yoiid-T. 
 tjVR—lroot oQ 
 
 T-AcX, adj Few. •Ch-luot.' Few pcirson*-. 
 lesJn^tcm, or, ies-kolhittoni, kolIniHenicii, (0) I think tliem fi 
 
 '• hiOtom, liiet'ston, lutH'sku, (S) I make thrm be lew. 
 Chines luetilnhi, (;hin-liietils!i, r. intr. inch. I become few, rnv r.m| 
 
 arc thinnini'. 
 ChmoH-huitiiilRhi. or, chines !.ifi!shi, lotnilshi, /'/. r. inch. 
 res4otilsI'cm, }otil^'hstel), I make them thm out, v, g. wwiliii;,', 
 piekirg^'tit jdauts. m a garden, or hy making others dio,oti! 
 *' Juetfclsom, luetfelsemcn, I think them tew not enough. 
 
 *' }uet«ilsomHen], v. rd. (f(1) I think lew his 
 
 .Fd'Jisdkn', Fow days. '<"'h(> t'luasakat.' Few days yot, ;iti- 
 few <hty^i. <'hin-}uasakat.' I stopped a few days. 
 
 Luii-iilvJil 
 
 [fiiiris, Si 
 
 JKsIiiiii'^i) 
 
 IhVF.L,- 
 
 Isiiieli'Mit, 
 
 iiioiir 
 
 Wliei 
 
 art! m:i 
 
 |rii;iit'.s-!iii 
 
 niouri 
 
 .siiliileni 
 
 hiiiic.M-kul 
 
 liu.sl)ai 
 
 ilXK.VK, s. 
 
 |l(:9-i,i;.vf:(;n 
 lors:ik{ 
 'les-lul 
 !iiti(''(dii 
 
 |Jis(iiM;fi.M 
 :i'"iii III 
 (lihiliK^ 
 
 (llliu'lti 
 
 j;ti!!iien 
 
 Iiiiii, i]ii 
 
 ItJfXU.NKLS 
 
 ' iiImm'I,- 
 
 jcs iiliiiiel 
 
 Ill's clihiiitlsc 
 
 Mi ine. 
 
 ESTKX, 
 
 true fat! 
 
 'jl'V,~lroot 
 •oliiii-hiu, 
 
 !!iosf-!iii|ini 
 
,,(/, WlitTi I anxloinjtiij 
 illud, when I did it. 
 AS illud, when I will <lo| 
 
 all have done it. 
 
 est, vny hnving doiici!J 
 iduin est. 
 
 nc'U ko-uuhentgu.' Ifj 
 inothing montioned,ini 
 
 , (0) T Ihinli thcmfrt 
 ,(■ ihtni ho lew. 
 1 bocmno f'l'W, my r;ii| 
 
 ilshi, '■''• ''• ''"'■''• 
 \n\ out, V. -;. wcoaiiij 
 
 inakint!; others die, ot| 
 » tew not enough, 
 cw his 
 
 Ki-w rlays }-ot, ;itV^ 
 >tMl :\ few (liiyi*. 
 
 875 
 
 tuu 
 
 |jj|.i.iUlil.sli, The days arc getting,' 
 
 ewer. 
 
 [iiiis .Siniill rain, few drops, drizzling rain. 
 
 Ksliii"''^'' 
 
 Tt. in raining a httlu. 
 
 hxilr-i^oot of,^ 
 
 Lji,^,|i.;nt, X. A widow, or widower, as long as they kocp iho 
 
 iiiourning dress, i. f. dishevelled Iwiir, uiieomhed, poor dro.s.s. 
 
 Wlioii they drop mourning, and put on tinery, and coinh, limy 
 
 arc said, 'Elnziliskueni, or, oJgazniimteni.' 
 i'|,;in;.s-lui.leniti, ehin-lutlenit, luelenU.sh, ?•. iutr. f5) I am in 
 
 mourning, man or woman. 
 |]^,^,i!,iKMiit(;'peni, nJulenittpemen, (0) T mourn hiiu. 
 
 kullulemt^nehi, 1 am a widow with child from the luU- 
 
 hufdtand. 
 hxtS,-[root of,-] 
 
 irniii'* 
 
 IllNKNK, 
 
 I am without father or mother. 
 
 |lt;!ii.i:Nf;(WisTKM, hititJchstemen, luneehsiomcnl, (9) I give him up» 
 lorsako him or it, cease to love a in:in, or whishi-y !ic., liko 
 'Io8-}uhin6ch8tem,' red. 
 
 hint'( 
 
 hstenillem, v. rd. (10) I give up IiIh. 
 
 llrsiiiM/'fi.NK.M, ehluei), chhniiit, r. fr. r. (S) 1 quit him, I separate 
 
 :inni iiiin, 
 
 desert him, snid also for d!vi'n-i' ijnd death. '1 
 
 es- 
 
 (hluhH^nem,' red. 
 
 clihullom, chluehen, chhult, r. rd. (10) I quit hi.- 
 
 ueruni, golluen, gollueiit, ^'"7. es j;olluesl/.n, (S) I si 
 
 uin 
 
 liiiu, quit him, id. ac. •Chlut^nem.' 'les goUuluene 
 Iksni.i .si^LSKM, nluntMsemen, (0) 1 wish to quit it. 
 
 m, /vi 
 
 llMll.l 
 
 Isemltern, r. rd. (10) T w'^h to give uji hi,-^. 
 
 inniuui, r. rrr. We wish to leave each other, 
 
 [acsnluiu'lsemeinnig 
 llosdiluiitlsem, chlun^lscmi^n, (9) I think him missing, I think hi' 
 
 left nic. 
 id'ESTKN, .>>•. Stepliither, step-mother, [meaning the loss of tlie 
 
 triio father or mother. 
 
 fJ'MKKUT, .^ 
 
 fc^"'Mok.' 
 LI'l',--[r"o/ of,] 
 
 Small hill, hillock 
 
 P(. 'LumkumI<ottM>:^'u. 
 
 l-chiii 
 
 •luu, adj. I am ntung. 
 
 ii 
 
 uaiiil, cliines-i na, or, rliinrs-liii'l/.c 
 
 1 
 
 :ini \\o!i:i 
 
 .l...i. I 
 
 >\ 
 
 '\"VI\^ 
 
 ails, .-.rwitli any pointed instrument. 
 
 iHU'S 
 
 •liiijini, chin-hnim, fuilish, )•. dd. iiuL (7) T ;un stinging. 
 
 '•^»is. 
 
 0% 
 
 If *- 
 
S76 
 
 woiiiuliiig, I uni cutcliin^ HhIi with u pointed lunt-o, Hhum-iri' 
 JoH-hii\iii, hiinil<^n, luunUMtii, nmt. 0H4uuHt(^n, v. tr. r. f\^] J 
 wound it, lunco, etc., with u |i()iitto<] iiiHlnitnont. 
 
 " liiuU6m, tuulti^n, liiiUt, i\ rel. (17) 1 Hting IiIh 
 
 " huKsliitom, (IT)) I w<»ut\*l (or liini, I tutcli fluli by luiujinL' %\ 
 him. 
 
 " liiUHliiNluMii, IiiUHliiHhoMicn, v. rel. (0) 1 lunc^u ilior oUierij. 
 Chinos liiiisliislii, r. rd. (i\) I hmct; fluh (or olherH. 
 Chinoji-Hliib, I huvo woundn, I nin wounded. 
 A kui'j)-H/.iri t'smlich ? IIiivo you laiucduny Suhnon? 'Chin.™! 
 
 Hzlu.' 1 hmood Honic' 'Mun }u i-Mxlik.' I huvi) (bur laiicoj 
 TiUunzutiMi, .<«. Thu lunuor, woundor etc. 
 8gu1uun), .s. One deputed (o wound, htnco etc. 
 (Miini'H liiuii/..'.ti, V. nf. I wound myself with u pointed etc. 
 ChinuH-luuUi\niHhi, v. pop. I wound pooplo. 
 Kac8 luuniW'gui, i'. rec. Wo wound one unothur. 
 Kaos hi^hiturgui, r. rd. rcr. We luiico fish (or one another. 
 In-hnnin, inhini'uiten, s. My instrunicnt to wound etc. 
 los hnniiuMii, liiiniiuMueii, v. iut<tr. (0) I use that to laiico otc. 
 ' lumiuenilUMn, (10) 1 use his to hmce, wound oti-. 
 
 " luuiiureni, luunun, (8) I succeed in Inncing etc. 
 
 '' hjuiiuU6iii, r. rd. (10) I wound hiH 
 
 Tas hiuteni^ It cannot be stung, as a stono etc. 
 
 Tas hu'.Ienisteii, 1 cannot sting it. 
 
 Ks-M'AKs, Stung in the nose. 
 
 Chines-hiuksi, chin-hidks, v. pasK. I am stung in the nuao. 
 
 Ics-huikscm, luiikscn, (S) I sling liis nose. 
 
 " huikltem, (10) 1 sting the nose of his 
 
 *' iuaksoni, iu^iksemen, (9) I sting my noso with it. 
 Es-iiiJufecnsT, Stung hand. 
 les-haVclisem, hWchscn, (8) I Hting his hand. 
 
 '• lucchltcm, V. rd. (10) I wound the hand of his 
 
 " luiHhscm, hU'chHenion, 1 wound my hand with. 
 Chinos-kuludgan, I am wounded under the arm pit. 
 Eslua])oskaii, Stung in the mouth. 
 Es-hu^pest, Stung on the thin. 
 Es-l.i;i'iS, Stung in the (iice. 
 les-luuscm, luiVsen, (8) 1 sling his (ace. 
 
 '• kuUuluiisem, (8) I sting his chceku. 
 
lulod lanco, Hpourin- 
 hUNii, v. tr. r. (10) (| 
 stnitnonl. 
 
 ,iiig luH 
 
 ch finh by Uiuiing fo,! 
 
 377 
 
 hlVA 
 
 1,... Illll!lll4><l-Ml, (S^ I .Stih;; llis ,.y 
 
 »'M. 
 
 .KIM' 
 
 iiM.i.i;i'''-<fmNKM, (7; I Niimj; liis rdi-flu'ail. 
 
 )thor. 
 
 ior ouo another. 
 <) wound etc. 
 ihut to luiico olo. 
 nco, wound olo. 
 incing otc. 
 
 ling ill the noHO. 
 
 JOBO wit 
 
 lh;S(lll/'M';iNI';>', IKri-M'AIVKAMl.M, (S) J NtMlg Ills li(-n,I. 
 
 IciiiNKs NUMKNi;, I :iin Ntiinir in t!u> tiirs. 
 IciiiNKS NM ffiiKN, I am stung in the hack. 
 
 ll!lll(!lllH'lll, nlllicll^'ll, (S) I Sli||;r, Wdllll.l l,i,ii ill il,,. I 
 
 Ik^cIiIiu'Ii'^. Slung in tlio neck, 
 
 .ihliiniiM. Slung in tin- liclly, oulsid;', 
 ,,.|ilii>iiiii, I ;un slim;; in |!i,' H,(,t. 
 
 •ill' 
 
 ,cllllll'MrH!uM 
 lislll'llltl'll ll 
 
 tiiMM, I Sling Ih.t ii|i|ii«r p.u'l oi i 
 I .Irsu Kli." Our Lor I's I'. 
 
 II 1 'o >l. 
 
 '< il indii- 
 
 •t w 'iv w ..imli. I ( 
 
 .lllllC! 
 
 llliM' 
 
 ho iii>|tfr purl, 
 liiitrlisi, My wonml ill ilic ptilin (tl'iiiv IuiipI. 
 
 Illllillill'iS, I KT'-)! till i;< ■" i|.>V\ ,1 Oil till- ;•!• |,,|,,|_ <f 
 
 roin 
 
 ■,11.11:;; 
 
 !l( 
 
 iiniiiiii, 
 
 i).'>.-ilr.iic,i iiiiii cl/un '.!,(• -i-i(iiii I. 
 
 II. /'/. 
 
 Jiiiiiiiiiiiilt'gii 
 iiliiii'iiiui'-LMMii, i»'i:iiiuiu'.!.^^iiii, (Si I stick it in il 
 
 II' n'l'iiiiiiil, \, 
 
 'A' 1^ 
 
 lillc, etc, 
 
 ■l-[n"'l "l\] 
 
 ill, lii:'..':i, lu/.;nl, r. /. 
 
 Ill \W( 
 
 UT, I 
 
 ^^) I iiu),.s|cn It, \. ^. will, i!,,, t 
 
 lii/.i 
 
 i.rn, li'ix.llnii, !.'./.. 
 
 luiiist'ii tin- li|is (ll a ihjrsi 
 
 illgiT 
 
 \' mail. 
 
 ''. /■( 
 
 /. ( I'») I inoJNton il 
 
 IM. 
 
 l/,i .■■•';.ii 
 
 i.'.'.l, (;")) I 111" Ici inv 
 
 ZIM. i>i^-'Li/.. 
 
 own !i].^ 
 
 M 
 
 1k' I;':.Ji ir'.Ici' Oi' tl 
 
 '!'" i.i>li'ai! oi' iifi/i, 
 i\'! lor ' ,\fi iizjiint.' 
 
 alj ,ialn'l, ami i> oni-ii ii 
 \y \i:'.\\ w lien i,- cci",!... 
 
 IV /(, 
 
 )!• lllr fli- 
 .1/,/." 
 
 In ■■II;;ia"I, c iMii s !n.'i' 
 
 !i, r. ■■ '■ 
 
 am i'(! 
 
MAL 
 
 '\n burd. 
 
 (MiiMON-inukiii, chiiiiu.iKitin, iiiakuiMli, c ii. <'/../. (0) I 
 
 tuin HOino oiiu fruiii sturting. 
 Ic-8-niukHin, mukun, mdUuiit, cont. cM-indkuHtuti, i'. f. r. (8) 
 
 hill) ffuin 8turting. 
 " iitdkahoiii, iiiakahiMi, indikatt, i\ rel, (16) Iilotain \m 
 
 tui' tliHt orut. 
 " iiiukasliloin, iitukuMlilcii, iiiukaslit, v, rd. (14) 1 j)i\" 
 uiK' (.)ii arcouiil of that our, iii \\\h jtlui l ; I licl]) liii 
 
 .some 
 
 body, 
 
 Smdka,.'^, Tlio dolaiiiiii<j;. 'Szinaka,' Tlio j im-hoii detain 
 lu-tiiuKaii/uloii, .s. My detainer. 
 
 Sguinil 
 
 uiiii, .s\ Cliargi'd to jnoveiit. 
 
 ChinuM-iiiiikuHQinslii, v. pop. 1 pi-uvciit people. 
 Kaesiiikanuegui, c. nr. We priveiil eai Ii otl. rr. 
 CI)lnc8-iinikani{;lMi, v. vol. 
 le.^-iuka/iiieiu, inkaziiienun, (9) I talk liiiu <<iit o!' liis in 
 
 »turt. 
 MAL,— [roo^ of,] 
 Malt, ,s. Kartli, cla^jsnil. 'fku malt, ai kii (Otiualt,' T! 
 
 and thou shalt return unto elay. 
 M'llalgu, .s. Mud house, a(hihe house j the Indian nai 
 
 lienton and Fort Owen. 
 !chin-nial, f am soiled with tuiid. 
 les-niiileui, nnilen, niaient, r. a. tr. (X; I vil! him will 
 
 in 
 
 iilltein, r. rel. (Hi) 1 soil his. 
 
 I chin-nialalks, My dothes are soile(i with dirt, 
 les iiuilalkseii nialalksen, (8) I soil his clntlies willi 
 I-ehin-nials, I have niv fiiee s(»iled. 
 
 I III 
 
 liirl, 
 
 I 
 
 es-nialseni, in 
 
 n>y 
 
 Lilsen, (8) T suil his lace 
 
 r-chiii-nie'm.")lchst, My handvaiv soiled. -'Mi 
 
 I soil my own hands, 
 res-melin^khsein, (8) 1 soil his hands. Bigy'M^oel.' 
 I-ehin-nniaIzo, I am soiled inside [said ofuneleaii vi 
 l-ehin-chinal/.e, I am covenMl with dirt all over. 
 MALI^M,— [roof o/,] 
 Chiiios-nialiemi. cliin-mulieni, malieiusl 
 
 in nh'liiK' 
 
 I. '•. /-' '■ 
 
 a:!i .1(1 
 
 Chin 
 
 K'snialiemi, (.•liiii.iiialiem'm, maliOr.ii 
 
 h, y. <>. >'>''. I'fl 
 
 
 ■ 
 
 J'OVOIlt, do. 
 
 H [iw-iiiiii 
 
 ) I proveiii 
 
 H " 
 
 or him 
 
 1 ■■ «i 
 
 vent MiiiK- 
 " l«> ileliiii, 
 
 1 ■■ 5 
 
 . 1 
 
 ■ I'l, :>!!'< Ill 
 
 - ' J 1 1 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 ■ frw-niiilici 
 
 1 
 
 1 use ll 
 
 1 
 
 1 iiiiilir 
 
 1 
 
 l|k'-iiiiili(''i 
 
 iteiitiuii ;J 
 
 llU-iiialieii 
 l('|iiiip'<-('ld 
 
 1 
 
 IciiiiM's clil 
 
 M|;„.,,,|,J 
 
 loiin'Mlii'in 
 
 'I 
 
 llii-miiiinici 
 
 :w Full 
 
 rfiincs-mal 
 
 I 
 
 ('(lI.Vf^-CF?^ 
 
 1 
 
 niiiics-i'iiiii 
 
 u,;,„., 1 
 
 ITCS. 
 
 I 
 
 fo,i-c!ini;i'iiii 
 
 I 
 
 •' clmiaiii 
 
 ■ 
 
 " iliinahii 
 
 1 
 
 iisi- that 
 
 1 
 
 'liinaliiiuste 
 
 ('liv.';i/...l 
 
 pichmuiiiiii 
 
 H 
 
 n-('liMialiiiiis 
 
 ■ 
 
 l\V':.~[n) 
 
 H 
 
 ■<-iii;i!k,'.iM. 
 
 ^^1 
 
 ^■iiMiaiku.srl 
 
 H 
 
 IIVI.'S \M\I,! 
 
 'tnvlV 
 
 •iiinialku><ei 
 
 ,.„,''..BnivMir,Ki;A( 
 
 ^.y^^'^'X, 
 
879 
 
 MALK 
 
 .five modicinDs. 
 
 ('/../. (0) I pvovoiit.il 
 on, r. '• '■• (J^) I l""^'v«iii 
 i)I detain his orhiiu 
 
 evson dclaineil. 
 
 [,<.miili('ni, niMli/'mcii, niali^'nicnt, r. t. r. (ft) I dor-tor lum, <;iv( 
 jiini nn'<!i<-iiit's, i;,ut. <•< tn:ii:«''inKt('n. 'TUm mnlirm, Vii i splki^in, 
 ( rno'liifitv my licjul. 
 
 li(\mHoni, niiiIi/'inJt«Mi, >■. nl. (IH) I doctor liis or hi 
 
 mil 
 
 r\\ 
 
 (or tlmt OMO. 
 
 liiiiiishtcMii, (14) 1 iircscriho in tho phico of him, T am doc- 
 
 mil 
 
 Kiriiij; in 
 
 \\U |)l 
 
 lUC 
 
 iii:i 
 
 KM- 
 
 nmiic 
 
 !!('< Ill 
 
 cincs. 
 
 lictmnciii, inailctmiKM), c. n>sf. T use that tiicdicitic. •Till' 
 i^mincn \\\ '*l<('li<^iiiinali(\' I nso no Indian medicines. 
 iiMi^niisti, chiii-niiilifinisf, iiuilK'niistsh, r. nf. T take inodi- 
 
 koriKiliiiiii"''''"'' nialicniistcnu'ii, niulit mistcniont, r. inst. nf. (9) I 
 tliat ni.'.liciiu' to ciuv tnysoit'. 'MaliiimistcnuMi, hi Snip}- 
 
 IIIM 
 
 li(\' I tal<i' Aiucrican nicdicinos. 
 
 II i.ut ol' liiis iiiU'iilioii 
 
 u ohinalt,' 'riiou ;irtilaJ 
 
 lu' Indian nami' 
 
 „,;! him with n>ui'., d. 
 
 Ik'-iiKilit'iiiii^t"'". I wanttliat nicdiciin- lor my n^c. 
 -iiKilii'iiu'ii, I want tluit tor nn'<licim', not Cor my nwc. 
 
 Idmaiii'^mistcni, I am after mcdicinos, I ask to ho (htctorcd. 
 
 l'liiiio<-i' 
 |l'lmi''s ( 
 
 Idniali^ini, 1 a«k for modicincs. 
 
 k,fiiii'iili(ii', *•'• Doctor, corporal or spiritual. 
 Iliiniiiiiiiicnztitcn, My doctor, that (Mires mc. 
 Ichitu'siiiidnicnziiti, I doctor inysolf- 
 1(',„;,,n<.oiiM vrri^si, T take medicines for my eyes. 
 
 ■linuilui»i«i, chin-chmaliiinsRem, r. a. ind. (6) J doctor the 
 
 ovcs. 
 
 h*-vm 
 
 I'liiuscm. chmalniiisen, /". ^ /'. (ft) I doctor his eye 
 
 cliinahiiiiheni. r. rel. (K)) I doctor the eyes ol his. 
 
 cliin 
 
 ihiii'isi'iii, rlnnalniiiscinen. chtnaluii\scmcnt, i\ inf>t. {9) I 
 
 iisi" that eve-me< 
 
 licino. 
 
 'liinahii 
 
 listen, v. Rve-warer, eve-medicine 
 
 •('hn\ ln^'lnK■l('ll■('.'ll/.i 
 
 Mi: 
 
 hmaluiusen, .s. Kve doctoi 
 
 In-iimia 
 
 hiiii>*ciizi'iten, s'. lie that <-ured mv eves. 
 
 iAI,K.-[rortf nt\-\ 
 
 nKi!l<i.Mi. Ill 
 
 ilkunti'ii, Mialkiiiit, r. t. r. (10)1 ••ni ii jnim 
 
 >niiKil!«»cli-. They are di><joiiitcd oiu' from tlic i.tlu r, 
 i:.s NMAi.M's, Mv neck hone i«* disjointiMJ. 
 
 lllIN 
 
 'sn!ii;i!i<u>;t.'in. nmalkuscn, (H) 1 dishx ate his lu'ck hoin 
 
 L, V. ./. '>„'.(('.: I ■I'H'-.'i 
 
 ini\ M \ 
 
 r,KLA(i.\N', Mv elhow is dislocated. 
 
 m 
 
 It 
 II 
 
 /^p?''*^-„ 
 
 J 
 
 V 
 
 . n: 
 

 ' 1 
 
 
 N,« '• ; 
 
 1 
 
 i-''-' 
 
 • 
 
 mki 
 
 
 It'; 
 
 ■',1 ". 
 
 l'l?lc 
 
 »80 
 M\U 
 
 l«iH-nm!kii:if^aii("". n iill'iiA^an, (S) I olislocuto Ms dhow. 
 (5ltlNE.S-MAl,Kr(^cMisT. I Irivo ;i Iiiinil, <•!• fini^rr 'liMlociitcd. 
 rc8-muIku6fhlHoni, T (lislocsito Iuh finger, ot(r. 
 riiin-MAi.Ki'i,Kf:iT, My sliorildor \n (liHlocafi'd. 
 f('H-muII<iiH<(Mton), inalUii)l</>itcii, I <liNl«i(iitc liin mIiomIiIci- h 
 ('niNK8-M.M,Krii:rs, My spiiu^ is diNlocnteil. 
 Ics ninll<uriis<ii), I di: lucnti' his sniiii'. 
 ^iiiNM.M.Ki fnsiiiN, My knee is out ol" joint. 
 loH-inalku<iuhihituMn, I (iiHhx'uto h\H knee. 
 
 ^'IIINNMALKI'STSIIIN, My thigli \H (lislocull'il. 
 
 los.-mnuikustKhini'iii, I tlishitut*' his (Iiij^h. 
 
 V'iliNK8-Ki i.MAi.KrziNMiiiN, My aiiklo is disIocattMl. 
 
 rcHdciifinaiki'ziiiMhiiu'tii, I dislocate liis foot. 
 
 Ks-niiilkii, ft is disjointed. '.Muluk/ It gut di^joinicd. 
 
 Malkiiii^Iit, Several joints out of'j)lace. 
 
 fKS-MXLniKM, maluien,(7) I mix it. fcay 'Metl.' 
 
 MA l\—[r»„f of,] 
 
 • 'hines.inani, chines nuin, lufj. I am hroken. Jc siiis .w.s.s-. 
 
 ChineM-maiiti, eliin-nu'int, nu'uitsh, ((>) J hivak, Friinyor 1 am hivak- 
 
 ing. ./'' me fa/tsf. 
 Ks-niaii|»mi, n)i'iii|t, nu'inpsh, (;">) It hreaks hy itself, Jl i^r rii.w. 
 <'hines nii'ini, chin-nianni, niuiiisli, v. a. iml. (0) I hrtnk <()iiutl 
 
 I undo. 
 
 nil;; 
 
 T 
 
 )pen, 
 
 (los 
 
 troy, 
 
 es Miauni miiun, niaunt, ro;;)*. es-maiiytei 
 
 , es-nuiusku. r. /. /•. (K, l| 
 
 hreak it, undo it, destroy it. les-momaum, rea. 
 " nuinHeni. maulten, manit, r. nh il(i) I ln-eak liis.. 
 • - his or it tor |iim, 
 
 " maushtem. niaushti-n, maushit, r. nl. (14) I hreak s 
 tor hini. 
 
 " niiiusheni, mansluMnen, (0) r. nl. I hnak that 
 
 <'liines-nii'iuslii, (0) r. nl. I [)ivak something not mine, 
 Sniau. .s. The h^eakin•,^ 
 
 ncstiMv 
 
 uiiu'thii 
 
 not iniiic, 
 
 ^zm/iu.' What is hroken 
 
 Mau, Broken. 'Maut,' Urok 
 
 KKmdu, v. A tract 
 
 ion. 
 
 'Op 
 
 e. 'Mauji,' It got hroken 
 
 en, o^-niau,' Ten and a Tract 
 
 mil 
 
 SgumAum, .'s-. Charged to hreak. 
 
 Mihinzuten, 6'. The hrcaker. 
 
 MAumen,.*!. Instrument to hreak, the hroken piece.' 
 
 iA' 
 
 U'll, 
 
 <Mimauton, .«. The i 
 
 ctisoti why It is (!estro\ed. 
 
 ■r%^ 
 
 ,.,^*'^??S. 
 
his clliow. 
 • fllMlocutc'l. 
 
 \\h HhoiiMt'rliuuc, 
 
 [lihjoiiiti'tl. 
 
 r'Mvtl.' 
 
 ,k, Fnimjar I iiin lnvnk- 
 
 y it sell". H ■■*'■ I'ltsne. 
 . (fi) I l)r<'iik <(MiK'tliiii^, 
 
 cH-maiiskii. r. t.i:{h\\ 
 lAuni, rea. 
 Im'ilk liis , ile'MvtuI 
 
 S81 
 
 MKE 
 
 , nmumiiioin, niiunirincrm-n, v. inst. (11) I uho it U> hrcuk. 
 
 tn 
 
 ;iimi\rii'rii, Mviniiiipnihu-in, (1) I kuccoim) in iiiakinj; ithrcuk. 
 
 in on h\>rh, v. g. 
 
 iliriiiiiim. clHiiaiiii, (Si \ (l.tadi it l»v Imiid iVf) 
 
 t'riiil^ from u troo. 
 
 kollnuuim. (M) I in;ikt' it lnvutc. 
 
 kiilmaiiii), («) I <li'tu.!i it tr..iii IhIuw. 'T.iks tlimauntgu hi 
 
 ii-4])in\s In to! K(liclK>iiias|<iit, kiiltiiuiipciiziitsli \\i lol malt' Do 
 
 iiiit (iftati li your hcai-t from lioavon, <lcta(h yourself from 
 
 t'lirtli. 
 
 clitmiiiim, I (Iciucli it tirht from on Iri;:!!. 
 
 Idiltinatini, I tliMacli it first from Ijolow. 
 
 1 Mvri.Kc.i' 
 
 liiiiii 
 
 IMl ( 
 
 ountry 
 
 \\i thai ii"t miiic, 
 
 not iniiK'. 
 Iliroktni. 
 |<r()t l)roki'ii. 
 
 and a frju-tioii of uii, 
 
 h pieces. 
 ll. 
 
 I,-iii:iiil(';!;iini, iiiauliMrnn, (8) I distroy tlie world, tlial country. 
 
 r«.';iiliiiiniiiii», The door is open. Jfe^-'KoHu.' 
 
 ('li;ii!iiiiiks, Hrokeii pieces of food, tlie fragments, remnants of jiny 
 
 iii'ticK- tif HxmI, to(»d hrokeii, left. 
 I^cliiiiuiipilei, The handle breaks. 
 ^(Iinuuii>il('ni, chmaupilen, (8) I hrcak the handle. 
 
 iiiiuinanttini, 1 hrcak the arm. Itegr'Kuo.' 
 ImRCII K P, ■«. O' nitalla, scrotum. 
 
 'liiiu'siiu'eiVii, chiii-niee, I am distiirlii'd, in Inuildf, vexed. 
 'Iiiii-momeet, 1 am a troublesome i'ellow. 
 
 rillNKS 
 
 MficiisTi. chin-inichstem, mechstish, (G) I vex somebody 
 Ky actions. 
 
 -■iiiicli«;tiMii, nn^chsfemen, meclistement, c.oni. os-inecliKtemstcn, 
 (0)1 vox him, bother him by deeds. ''Ko-tiuk;hstemeiiten,' I 
 
 (U) I break suiiK'thiii:;B have I 
 
 H'cn vexed 
 
 nenu'/i'i 
 
 [ on 
 
 iiitVhsteinUem, r. rcL (16) I bother his 
 
 Iiincx-ii-.eclistetnhumshi, r. paji. 1 vex folks. 
 liksiivM'listeintunl'ijiii, v. rec. We vex one another. 
 i-iiKTlistciiienziiten, n. The one who vexes inc. 
 piiXNMKMKziN, I Mill a troublesome talker. 'Kii-ui 
 
 lavi a had ton_t;ue. 
 hiiies-iiiiuMnozinilsh, J i^row troublesome with inv talk. 
 liik'siiK'ozini, chiii-mcezinem, meezinish, (0) T vex some one 
 
 yhtalk. 
 Hiiwziiicm, inccziiicmcn, mcczinenient, (1>) I vex him with my 
 
 ll 
 
 ( 
 
 f 
 
 
 
 ^^ 
 
 r 
 
 ^ 3 
 
 ! 
 
 ;i 
 
 
 ->? 
 
 
 ; .Sv 
 
 
 ■ W: 
 
 
 ■m 
 
 J^>-^^ 
 
 r- 
 
p 
 
 S82 
 MEE 
 
 tongue, 
 Tes-riioeziiic!ni!teui, r. rd. 1 vcx his 
 
 Kiio.s-moziiii'in.Mm6giii, ?;. rw Wc) vox one :uii>lhcr with the tuiiMii 
 Ininoziiioinoiixiiton, .v\ lie t'liit vcxos mo witli his tongono. 
 Kii-manioiiskau, <ii'j. You uiv ;i troiiUlosoiny tiilUcr. 
 Chin nmeJ^nk T uni tired to hear, my ears are vexed by an annnv- 
 
 inu; tJiiicer. 
 r(!S-i»Miemei:nein. Minim. '6ii.'!i, iiinc'in ■(•tu"i1, (M) J vex hi.s •.•;ii\ [ 
 annoy him I»y talkin^Li;. noisi", etc. 'ICo iimcjni'enU'iii,' | ;,,, 
 vexed by that noise, ete. 
 
 ' ninemeinelt'.'in, r. rl. (If)) I vex !ils by talkirii;. 
 
 " nintMiieemMn, nmenuM^nemon, n. >n^t. (0) My ears an- vi>\(.,: 
 witli iiis iill<. r iiear liini impatiently. 
 ( 'iiiNi;-;-N.\i.;i';riSi. i.'jj 1 ieel vexed, disturbed, 
 f-^s < hn:n 'elsi'.n, elmnu'til-iemen, chnmeelsement, (0) I t'ecl \\x,v j 
 
 a'o )iit t!\:i,l, I a!n anxsoiis, solieitous ubout it. 
 (I irV-Si-.'n'.roKMt, ehinclim'-e; 'Chme-^ hi i-sj)uus,' My liciia i, | 
 
 turned, elian-red. 
 If;s Koi.hMKMKKTi, I ai't in a tronbkisoine manner. 
 " Ivollmomeetem, kollmemeetcmien, I thin!;, treat him a.^ noiililc- 
 some. 
 CiJiNKS-MKEMiNi, cliin-mecmin, v. pasn. I am sent away, 
 ('liines-meemiiii, ehiri-meem'inem, moeminish, /•. <(.//(/.(()) I s),,! 
 
 away some one. 
 les-meeminem, nioemin, moemint,'"o/iY. es-meeinisten, (8) f neiid iiinii 
 :iway, discliari/; him, put iiin) out, re|>el bun, rejeot him, di 
 k^t liim approach. 'les-memeemincm, nv/. 
 
 m ' "ii'iWem. meemiiten, meemirt, (1()) 1 send away Iiis 
 
 that one. 
 '' me(!mishtem, (lA) I send away for his sake. 
 " ineeluisenj, w freq. 
 Chin's -moeh umshi, r. pfp. T sctnd jM'opk' away, 
 Kae -mcMMuie^^ui, c. re. We dismiss one another. 
 le- tMieemiiK^m, fs'Mid iumawiiy lirst. Mvo-tnu'emiN ii eltiiioi ii.i' , 
 
 lie sent me away first and iii return I si'nt liirti a\\ii\. 
 Sirnlmeemineni, .*•'. One chartte*! to send aw;'\ . 
 Iszineemin, Whom ! sent away. 
 ME'E,— [rrof or,] 
 
 I' -•!"> li.'lili 
 
 "imw (1(1 
 
h his tonj^oue. 
 
 taUvcr. 
 
 re vcxevl by an aiuiuy. 
 
 (S) 1 v*>x his fill's,! 
 
 ;,) HMlClUi'i'lMrlll,' 1 ;il'. 
 
 0) My ciivs ai'i' voxi'i 
 
 )<)Ut it. 
 
 i-spuus,' My lu'ii't is 
 
 IHJUU'V. 
 
 ink, treat hiiu iistnmlili-i 
 
 n MMit iiwiiy. 
 
 ish, '•• nJnl.{}\) 1 M'li'l 
 
 lUHMnisten, (8) ! send iiimi 
 [\ Imn, ivj'.'Ot him, .ln!i>-j 
 
 ml. 
 
 1 :^..Miil :i\v:>y liis.... 
 
 [sake. 
 
 Iiwiiy. 
 lothov. 
 
 [„.tnii't'iiii>ii vUm^M-' 
 s.'iit hiiii :i\vii\. 
 
 38S 
 MBIE 
 
 (Viin.'> n't^'^'i ohiii-nuMcm, meioish, o. a. /«./. (16) I tcacii 8(/mehody. 
 Vw iiicii'iii, miiieii, meient, oont. es-mch-ston, os-in6io.sku, v. t. r. (8) 
 I teach that thin«5, not that ijorson. 'los inimdiom,' reJ.licaou 
 several things, or several tiniOH. 
 " miieheni, meielten, uidieh, v. rii.{lQ) I teach him that, I man- 
 ifest his 
 
 .. lueieshtoni, meieshton, m^iosht, (14) I teach him, I make hitn 
 Ivimw tilings, inl'it. 'IvN-niiiiicicni.s hi uchuuincii,' Tie 
 ti'iulics religion. 'Kao-iniuieieshlils,' He teaches u.s. 'Kae- 
 niiineieiils,' He taught us that. 
 t'liiiii's Miieltuinslii, (,'. //'>/>. I teach people. 
 
 K,i'>-iuio:uii'i^:ii, r. rrc. We teach one uiiotlier. Ivaesminiicnucgui. 
 !u('siiuieshtiicgi, c. r<i:. (from iiu' ieshteia; \Vv teach one another 
 
 SKinetliing. 
 Ku>iiu';-lili;cgin)i, k;.*' u.cishli'.cgun.tiitt n , "Wc )i;aiii'f.-t one 
 
 aiidtluM-.s (htiiigs. 
 lii'iiicii/.utcM, >. .^!y tca( iicr. 
 
 l.s;;iiMiciein, N. My teacher a.s ajipointeil hy uio to teach. 
 ■iiiiiiiiicic, What is taught, the thing explaiaed. 
 i Maiiiiirui, *■. Pupil, scliolai', ih;.' srliool, i.!n.' l.iacl.iiig. 
 Siimiiueieten, .s. School-liouse, any place to U'acli. 
 ;o>uat!icni, I tell it in advance. 
 S;;ulm(!iem, Prophet, predicting. 
 
 lie'^iiiicitem, niiclten, inicltmt, v. t. (S) 1 trach the children ot. 
 
 VlisiiiicllellL-ni, (ll)) 1 leach that lo hi-^ rhiidrcii. 
 |]bMi;iKsHKM, uieieshcnicn, f. rd. (0) I teach it tor other.-. 
 
 iiaiesiietnclteiu, ('. iiL{\iV) I leach his [or others. 'Ko- 
 
 iiRi(.-.-lienu'll In i-skiust.' Tell my nauie, not I'oi" uic !'or <.tlicrs. 
 Icliiins-iiniimitdsi, I wish to learn. 
 
 |rnis NMi.iiiia'. I am vlistovered, I am lound oul. my doings came 
 III !ii;Iit llioiigli I triv'd to conceal llicm. 'Xmcciijpln ;-sznako,' 
 My theft came to light, 
 |i liiin.>-iiiinicpi, chines-iicmicp, I am acniscd. 
 r!,;ii iiiiiilialka, 1 am accusrd. 
 
 l '.;iiH'> n.'iaiLpi, (•iiin-iier.iii''pe!i), ;; 'liru'/yi.-ii, ;■. a. 'nl. i (jy ! :iriU>e 
 s(tine one. 
 ■ ^•lu' :iiii;cni, iiomirpvn, nemicpi.-':, r. .;. ''/m'. i^Sj I aci.'U.sr liini be- 
 i-rc (!ii(;-, ,ir iii) liiaUer ln'-.s. ■'KoiK';i',ic])orit;'in,' 1 have 
 
 *; 
 
 ■>t 
 
 ■\ 
 

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 ■2 
 
 :SJ 
 
 X' 
 
 
 384 
 
 MEIK 
 
 bctMi uccusimI. 'Ko-sziK'inii^p,* I iini acMisod. 'l-f</.iioiiiiei),' \i, H j 
 cuHCfi hy nio. 
 
 U's-ntinit^pltem, nomicplton, Mt'iiiii'j)oll, »'. /vV. (1(5) I jicciiso M 
 
 )!• for Iiiin. (It only relates to the ]»or.soii, not 
 
 to 
 
 cri 
 
 mo.) 
 
 " iioniii'pshtoni, iKMiiit'jtsliii'ii, /•. /( /. ( H) I a<;Mis(.> sDiiicijddy ;;,|. 
 him. on his !U'( omit. 
 iKS-crrMii'fii'ii.RM, cliraipi-pileii, (X) I coin.' to know his pi'dinivi-, m 
 
 his nunily or his nation, or what to do witii hi 
 about him. jpSi^'Mii niiip. 
 
 '», ^"lllClIllll 
 
 Es-chmipi'])iU% It is found oiil what nianiur orniaii ln' \> 
 Es-cHMlJ5l'n,n, lEo is judLrcMl, ai'ciiMiMl, ospecially hy i-hiot 
 erson in aalhoritv. 
 
 IT illiV 
 
 P 
 
 Chini's-chniiOpiIe, I am jiid^'ci!, Icnown, i oiidi-niiiol. 
 k'S-t'InniepiliMii, cliniiipih':!, chinirpilcnt. I ji'.d;;' 
 
 r iili.l. Iviiipu- 
 
 t'ondonjii him. 
 
 climii iiili'ltoin, r. i 
 
 7. (Hi) I jiidi;-*' hi 
 
 Kaes-c"limi(>])!lonuii;'iii, i\ rrc We jiido;o ono another, 
 Chinos-rhiiiiepiloltiiinshi, r. pop. I jiuli^'e pt'ojde. 
 
 r'lHNKS-inOllKlMI.KI.TI, 1 jlldlfl' my rllildl'cll. 
 
 Jes.ch 
 
 niH'inlCiIrni, :iiini"ii.K'iti':i, iiinin'iiin; 
 
 •111, (^) 
 
 ciukhvii. 
 
 U'lixv. 
 
 In.chiniopilonzuton, ^ly J 
 
 Si;iichinir|iili', v. Jndo-o ],y appoiiilmcnt. 
 
 Sc'limiupih', Tlu' jud^iii^. 'Szchiiiit'piU',' Tlu' person or Mili 
 
 Jiulged. 
 Ks-ciis.NMiKi', It is lound out. 
 
 Ies-( li 
 
 snniupi 111, ehsnnuepeii, (>»; 1 make Isiiowii Ilia 
 
 t. I 
 
 iiionii o, 
 
 ("h 
 1- 
 
 that, I aceusso him oitiiat. 
 
 eiisneiniejiltoni, elisneinle]ilten, I iK<-Iai'e his erinie, or 
 
 thinj^H hehmi^niu; to him. 
 
 uiieselisnuieeiepi, My acliiinsare discovert d. 
 iiimpeii/,i'il',"i, My aeeaser. 'S^iiiiiiiipliriiii-li, .^. I'liMic 
 :;iuimiepeni, •-. Aec u.-ei'. 
 
 ( ' 11 1 N i:s-N \\ 1 1' r. M i'.~T I , ( ■ li i : 1 i; ! 
 
 iiil'<'ii;".t, !iiii;in-nu.-l- 
 
 self to i-hiel's, or p!>'.>l, or to aii_\ liody 
 
 >iil u>i!:ill'.; Ill 
 
 to conlessiioi. 
 
 o heal' ' ouK'--<io|i 
 
 tlia 
 jirii 
 
 .'fviiiiiij 
 his. 
 
 SiiiiiiiH'i 
 
 Lii. i-'''''i> 
 
 J-'^iiiiii|H' 
 
 li'ssi 
 
 ('ill IK'S- 11 
 
 I It'll 
 JlivKh,- 
 
 i,iiic.>-lll 
 licilli. 
 
 It- iiiiicel 
 calm 
 
 ■' illlU'C 
 
 calm ( 
 
 ■ iiDuel 
 
 liim. 
 
 Niiitoriseii 
 
 ! K.ic-iinu'e 
 
 iivNMi;i,l'M, 
 
 li.'t' ilia 
 
 crate, j- 
 
 a too 01 
 
 l-nnial, s. T 
 
 llillC.S-llllK\ 
 
 Iv'-iiiiu'liiiel 
 
 manner 
 
 \][mj,--[rc 
 
 ■cliiii-iiit't, ( 
 
 fi'oiii (ii.s 
 
 I'liiiics-iiieeli 
 
 ing liett( 
 
 |li'>iiic'lim, ni 
 
 ca>(' (not 
 
 MU'llteni, 
 
 III i-.szaal 
 
 i .'-MIlllIpC I'li-ti'li 
 
 1, ; !i'ii|''':'i!'^'i •■■' :i . iouii ■•i:,i •:ei..ci i. 
 
.(1. '1-sznoiuiep,' Ai 
 
 nl. (10) I iici'uso lil> 
 • ])evs(>ii, iidt to till' 
 
 license- somcbiiily il,r 
 
 vlKlW his pL'diiiTtH', (11 
 
 with Www, sDiiiclliiii^ 
 
 )!' iiiuii lu' is. 
 
 illv l»y ••hint's; III' ;iii\ 
 
 Miiln-,. hi 1.1, IvIltlW ill",'. 
 
 in'i'siiii 01' ;iri;' 
 
 his i-riiiH', 111' iiliHi' 
 
 SMS 
 
 UEth 
 
 that. 'Xinipcinistomcn }\i rkodijilks/ T oonfosRcd it to tht 
 iiriest. 2. I conCcsseii to hlni. 
 
 iioinistomettein, (IG) I confess it to him. 2. f confess tci 
 
 los-nnii| 
 his. 
 
 IllUlH'Ill 
 
 isl, .s'. <'(Hif('ssi()ii, the ncciisintf one self. 
 
 ill! U-i!;i(,y. iil'i' 
 
 ;,ii. i-s;'-ii"ii|K.'niist, Wiiat " accuse niy^cll'dl", whnt i conless. 
 [.,i,i,iipenu.iton lu kuuialU.s, s. .My confessor i.s the priest. 2. Con- 
 
 ti'ssiiin box, means of confession. 
 i";,iiHS-iinii|)en/-u(i, T confess, accuse myself. 'Knks-nmipeTizi\ti, 
 
 1)011 laks-nniipuhnmsli/ Accuse yourself, don't accuse others. 
 
 JlllKb— ['•""^ of,'] 
 
 -miicelelsi cliin- iiiii'.'i'u'is, /". ro 
 
 '• (•'') ^' K"* c;',lin, cool, after 
 
 iK'lli 
 
 'X anjjiry. XiZ^"'.MoeK' 
 elsein, nineeielsenieii, nmeelelseinent, i\ iiisl. (9) I feci 
 
 iiiiieci 
 
 ■iilm towards liun. 
 
 iiii('i'lc!>eni, nniei'iclsten, nmcelelsK-ii, ;•. raiiss. (8) 1 make him 
 
 ■aim down. 
 
 liiiu r.e 
 him. 
 
 Islitem, nineelclshten, (S) I am growin<j; caliii towards 
 
 Niiitol isoi 
 
 ziUcii, .s. raeifier, 
 
 |K;u'iinu'('l'lsemenue/j;H, r. rec. "VVe are well tor^etlier. 
 
 ,-NMi;i.i'M.v, nnKk'in, niicjlapsh, r. int. (•">) It (-(Xilsdov, 
 I'l'f ihut i.s too warm. .Some use it for cooliii"' down to a mod- 
 
 n, V. If. CO 
 
 f- 
 
 (.'I'U 
 
 lo, Hy:reeahle warmth: some use it in the sense ol wan 
 
 uini 
 
 a too cold liquid. 
 I iiiiial, .t. Tepid water. 'I-nmalku,' ul. 
 |r|iim'hi-iiine!nielchsti, nmelmilzini, (5) I act, talk in fun, calmly. 
 
 'llMK'lllI 
 
 manucr. 
 
 L'lziiicm, niuelmelzinemen, (0) 1 talk to him in u jocose 
 
 lMEKL,-[roo« o/,] 
 
 1-diiii 
 
 -iiit'l, ail. I am cured, I am well ; said of people I'ocoveri 
 
 UiT 
 
 I'niin disease. 
 
 Meol. 
 
 |riiiiH'.s-iiK'eliiii, chin-mee}, mccdsh, v. int. (o) I am recovering, tecl- 
 
 uig hetter. 
 IliMiR'lim, ruelten, melint, ront. es-meVsten, r. ^ ( 10) [ cure the dis- 
 
 t'uso (not the ]>erson). '^lelstomen,' 1 cured yon 
 
 iiu'llteiii, mellten, mcHlt, v. rd. I cure his 
 
 Ill iszaal.' JIc cured my disease. 
 
 'Ko-mellte^" 
 
MKKM 
 
 'IllMl'DU 1), l\ III 
 
 ./. (II) I 
 
 I'll 111 :iii-;,i:i!m''.' I toiiiiil 1 
 
 li' - 1 • (Mll.llf'ir, r\: 
 
 Lf"\ '".ll'"il hy It. •M'''<M,i!l"IU 
 
 ill your ini'diciiic. 
 Tiis-nu'oh'itcm, IiuMirabK' ; /</. us 'Tits jnfifi-i'iti'tn. 
 
 ('llIN-CIlLKMKIilJ;!, Mv OV<'s JIVO ClllTfl. 
 
 . ivvc my ciiiv to ii. 
 
 ir;i!; 
 
 [cs- -1 
 
 iiii"iii'.M usc'iii, ciiiiKMnrltist' 
 
 rlini.MiU'' a!t',' n. cliji'in 
 
 ■hil. 
 
 i^) 
 
 ■II, '■. /' 
 
 (•n''( hi-- (• 
 
 /. , I • ,. I 
 
 rtin- 
 
 liis .sdro cvi 
 
 <'liiN-Ki,M.\i,i;fciN, My !i(';i(! \.* l»oftc'i', ciifi'il. 
 Ios-iii;iI'cci'ii>m, 111 ;i!<L'iii, iii;il kt'int, (>') 1 ciiiv !iis Iifiifiiiclic, 
 
 111 
 
 iif'c('i t'.'ii'. /•. I. (]i\) I cure tlic lieiiiiaclu' <>!'lii> 
 
 ;rt 
 
 I "U, ';i :(i\;"!).'iii u. '". !■'>: 
 
 t ! M;i 1 it irMd 1 r, 
 
 'I' iiM- lie 
 
 '.\[a!l<^';Mi'iuiMi /.i ni:ilie,nsu'ii,' I tiini that iii'MlicIric ifood ini'imi 
 li<>a(la< iir. 
 riiiv vMKi.l^'N'K. Mv caraclM' i- 'joiir. ciirci!. 'Xiiu'iiu'h'nc,' fli 
 
 .^ 
 
 tic t-w 
 
 &.1 Ml 
 
 ftd 
 
 i 
 
 Ics ii'ir'l('"iiM;1, l!'ili'<'i|r'lt!:i!, ^1 I 
 
 ciiri' Ills i-ar :i<lu'. 
 
 \\y, I fii<l !l l;<hh1 !(ir 
 
 " inn- r itvii. iini •uiiciiumi, /". iti- 
 
 nclif. 
 " u'iii'kMit'tiu''tc'iii, I timl 111- iiHMliciiio u;<«m! 'oi' my cju's. 
 
 ClIlN NMAT.AKS, M V llos(> is clin-d. 
 
 Chin-kiihiufh^pcst, My chifi is well. 
 ('hin-Miahi[)6s!<ii:i, My I'ps an^ well. 
 <'hiii ninolt'iicli, My Ik-IIv adu' is ciirt'i!. 
 Cliin-fhtnofspiius, My heart is <uro(l 
 T'liin-nielt'Dirii, My breasts are <Miiv<l. 
 Ciiii-Uiiliiielziii, My tlirout is tiired. 
 NmivMsticv, v. Rest, rejiose. 
 yiKVM—lro'itot,-] 
 
 mv 
 
 nice in. .«. 
 
 A 
 
 Avcman, a m pi;:t 
 
 I(. ; ;,/ 
 
 •II ( II < II 
 
 ( VVdliCIl 
 
 'PrI'lilUiii,' 'riie woiiu'ii-kihtl, wciueii-lolks. 
 
 .////, A litti'.' w 
 /. 'Slim iiKMii. 
 
 ) II I'l or a ^'ir 
 
 SniiMiisInii, ,x. A mare, a I'emale ol'jiiiv kii 
 
 ,or (1. tri'iiiimiii: 
 
 lo. 1 s ic<i:i;i\' aiiiiii.'il: 
 
 '•>'«1"MM1S|1M1 
 
 .////. 'SI 
 
 iu;)iMsliii». 
 
 ^'uiv vf (m VF.K.SI, I 'Ires-; lil^f a woiiiu'i, I w^'ur a \V'>ni!m's d^ 
 
 ilirtLjiiiso niyni'lf jis a woiiiun. 
 ('iiin in(}inii'<, T liavo n woman's fHee. 
 I (•hin-clirnemeiiii'.s, I lijiv'» a woman's look, eves. 
 
 1 1 '^ /I. .11 
 
 ii.i.; !.,. 
 
 ' 1,- 
 
 
1 ,.\vi' my ciuv ti.it, 1 
 
 I'll i:\')\' lii^ >""0 fV(\j 
 
 l-C !lis l\ril<l!iclu'. 
 
 .ac'lu- oi'liis 
 
 i;i 1 it L^'*' ' ■'"' "-X '"'"'' 
 (Ht in''ili<''iit* !•'"'"' ii'Viiiyl 
 
 ('(!. •Nir.fiiuU'ru',' I'nll 
 
 , car :irlu'. 
 
 I Mr(i !l utiiMl !iir iiiyva 
 
 i,-(.(.(l 'or tiiv cnvs 
 
 'nui ; 'M*' wMi,ci:;| 
 
 idlks. 
 
 i-l . [\)v (l trriiiiiiiii'-' 1 
 
 ,1. , spi'c'uilly ;uiiiii!il>: 
 
 3S7 
 
 ].s^'i;-.inui', •>■• .My si>tk-r; /7. 'I srriijx:']) il'iuii.' 2. ':'l 
 
 If tl.-'.ii^iliti ro; 
 
 iiiy tiitlior's ln\»liii'i- or s'sUt. ii. Tlic <laiiglitor «t" my iiiDlh- 
 • r'- sislor. 1. TIic dau^^hti'i- of my riuitlici-'s hfolln r, [sai.l 
 
 O! 
 
 !v !)V inciij. 
 
 l>ilU'CJII, ••■'. .>iy l.':m.V .V');u;l!l, ;•, VdI'IMH ;is l,)\-r..>l;'. •]. 
 
 )IKII. 
 
 11 ,,..ii: 
 
 V tl'll i\V Wulllcl). 
 
 Mi;i:iv-[''""^ "/'.J 
 
 \|,.('t"itii, nu'oU'iniiiUMi, .V. ( 'ai')>i,'iiU'r'.^ u;lii 
 li'iniiHMn, iiii.'c;i.'miii, nn'ot^'iniiii, '•. 
 
 iii'.'i.' 
 
 IIK'I' 
 
 M-llll' 
 
 IjlU. 
 
 Iciii'iiii'l:!, liKn'l-ir.'i.i'.'iiiv'i), iin'iM i'ii)i:i ■•ii-iii, (!</ I usi' i( i, 
 uilli. 
 
 —[/■"«/ .//*.] 
 
 iUl 
 
 Ipiu'i. fliii! :m ''i;'. iii' lipsli, >•. ///f. (.")) 1 am lloaliii--, J an 
 
 ilii vv;!;.'!'; ii-t'i| liir 
 
 >he 
 
 g:'iiiiiii| covi'i'oil 
 
 ,itll \Vill<T. 
 
 iiu^liiii, in'.'"U'Mi(n, i):r"[ 1 r. 1. (lU) I Miliiin"ri-'o it, flood it. 
 ,:iii.v.KM'kNi;;, ill : ii''i!i:ii, Tlu- woi-M is !){.'iii;r iiiiiiulatcfl. 'Ks- 
 
 , ;;i!i!ii.'ii."' l:;-." It r- ill .iIhI'I tnl liy ;> (li'llliiH'. ' IlilliK'lpOIK',' It 
 v,;i- illllii.lat''i'. ' -'lii'. 'ill. •;•.»'). 
 
 , irim'ii'Hi'om, ci,; iin'Irts-M, cliil. ill' ir'i •cut. r. ic t.rcl. (^S) 
 'M. I'lni' ; I il oil it ;rl ov. r. ' lih t'.ii.ulicii ii c i iii"lriioois 
 
 ■ nil 
 
 'il sloli-'i." I.I" \viiti'r> '■ )vi>;';"l a!! t,io rai-tii ; oi'-i'li 
 
 hiioli 
 
 IC'II 
 
 trill I ••t".l.kll, 1 1 W.IS ;IO()( 
 
 UmI \)\ 1 
 
 It' WMlM'S. 
 
 ' ■ ' . . . 1 
 
 li'ltl 
 
 tiu'li'iu't'iM, ( 'iiiMU'u ii.'iiicii, V. iii<i. (Il) 1 looi c(>V(.'iv<i \v;t 
 
 )I 
 
 M, llii'M'lli.'M. 
 
 siicccon III (•ovcni'ir 
 
 il. ■( 'i.iluii'K' K-. ;iiis !;i -.J ii!!ai,' It !'r!l lln- vva'u-rs sjir^ailiii;^ 
 till lusoivoH. 
 
 Ill' !|i:il'j i--!r. ;■.!: 
 
 tiiiit wi; i. w.n- ;■. 
 meii'iiiii'iii- 
 ;!. '.M'.'l!|i," *•»'•, iU- \'r- 'o tin- iiclioii (t''i,lu> waliT, or iiuy liiiuii 
 
 irw;i iatiiij; !t, mi )1u«h!::i^' 
 
 t 
 
 ■ v-i'.iiii ;;k , m:i 
 
 •('!•!>, r '!•'•; t I t 1 ■ actitci ol tin 
 
 11' la ■■ <'\i ■.iiiv\ '. Ill,' 
 
 i>:i! 
 
 'I'i 
 
 Ml' 'l'/"s lint > or- 
 
 I'v;'.' .1.1(1 
 
 111 I'.u' olli 
 
 MI '.1, 1 .ic\' nvi' ciiMiu'c'i'i 
 
 1. ln.n'~\. 
 
 j),';.|i (■■•!,..|.|) 1,,'; :'.i 
 
 ijiihiy i'v ran j^ I'r.ii-' i.oun i! u:)ii 
 
 S:''-/<i ' but S'r/u'tiii(Jii, 
 
 :. \ W \ i.h 
 
 t'l'iiv, I n- 
 
 \ i'iS, •-■. \ 'row. hi. 
 
 ;)m';.i),!i,!<;r 
 
 iMiir.iiui, 
 
 iiM.Ai 
 
 rar^'i ) 
 
 \v i..i or uiMm"<iii- 
 
388 
 
 MEN I 
 
 ,MI:L KAMI'S, 
 
 nil 
 
 icK oai;! 
 
 IKS-MIlL.MlOhiniSM.M, inrlnirlcliscn, inclniMchst'iil, r. t. ,-,]. 
 
 1 soil his huiuls willi iiiinl, or tlic lilci'. 
 l-chin-iiH'liiuMcIisl, My humls art.! all soIKmI. Bh2>'"'M'aIt. 
 
 los-nioliiu;lclisici 
 
 '/).'•' 
 
 I S(.il 
 
 H W 
 
 11, llU'lllU'llllstOllllMI, llU'liailcllHlcllU'Ilt, 
 
 ith llic liaiKJs, I li'i'at liiiii or it aliiisimj;!',-^ | .,] 
 
 IIISl' 
 M1S(>. 
 
 him or it, .s|Mii! il. 'Mi'luu-lclistt'iiu'ii In i-ski'llich,' Si'lful 
 
 los-inclrnelch.sli'iiiUom, r. rcL (10) I uhuso his , ill-lroat liis..., 
 
 ' IllXi'lS MI'lMSZl'Ti, ohiii-iiiomsziiti. iiiiMiis/.i'ilsli, /•. Inf. rtfl 
 
 play, I 
 
 amuso myse 
 
 If. 
 
 K's-iiK'inszuti'iii, iiK'iiis/,i'il(Mii;'ii, (Oj I use ii to j)!ii\-. 
 Moiiis/utoii, N. riayiii;;; tools, v. j;. <;ii-'!s. ''l\iiii ;ilcl-nicins;'.i;j(,,| ',, 
 
 iichaiiiiu'ii,' Prayrr is no jtlay. 
 Sineiiis/ut, s, Tlu' jilayiiif^. 
 iSmiu'iiiszutrii, N. (laiiililiiig phuo. 
 l-siikuliiu'iiiszi'it, My j)layiiijf coiiipanioii. 
 K's-koIliiH'Mis/Aiteiicin, kolliiu'iiiszritt'iiriiK'ii, (il) ' take il a-* a j 
 
 thing. 
 MEN EC J J, —[/-oof of,} 
 
 Moiioc'h, iS'. l''x( ivnu'iits ((fall livirii;- ln.'iiii.;s. 
 Chines-iiioiic'i'lii, thiii-nK'iifcheiii, iiK'iu'chish, (*i) 1 i^o [ 
 
 i:;:v- 
 
 t) f^Uiii 
 
 have an evacuation ol' the bowei.- 
 
 <'hini 
 
 S 
 
 esiiMUMnchoinelsi, r. n 
 
 ;. 
 
 nirionet; 
 
 htei 
 
 n, .s. The l)i'ivy 
 
 MENIGU — [m;< of,] 
 
 Stiu'nigu, ^•. Tobaeco. 'Shnenniigii,' A jiieco of tobacco. 'T'siiiin 
 gii, or, tiksincnigu tik-slincrnnigu,' (Jivc- iiic tobacco, I wan 
 some tobacco [the wa}' Inilians use lo be>^ tobacco]. 
 
 Snmeniguten, s. Tobacco-pijje. 
 
 Chinea-inenigui, chin-incnigu, ni«inigush, r. int. (5) I smoke tobacco 
 
 Chines-menmenit'ui, We smoke lojidhor. 
 
 I 
 
 es-iiienigiim, ni( lugiin. nicnigunt r 
 
 t. r> !.(><) I 
 
 (S) I siiiokc. tliat 
 
 memiRMiigurn, r. n'«/. I smoke ditrcrent kinds ot'tol.ia 
 menii'iim, meniirumcn, meniij-iiiiicnt. r. insf. 'D* 1 s 
 
 ceo. 
 
 1)1(1 
 
 \V,lii 
 
 thai 
 
 1>'I 
 
 )V. 
 
 use tlial piiie to smoke, 
 
 meniguHcm, meriigulteii, c. nl. (l<i) 1 smoke liis iixnuui, 
 
 meiiigiislitcni, r. id. (14) 1 smoke oi Ins tobaccu, 1 ^^ludiU' j 
 him. 
 
liuMch.-ioiit, i\ t. ril. (*i 
 
 rlclifitcMiiriit, r. //).;/, ((], 
 >v it ;il)ii'<in:j;!v, I ;i!„|si. 
 II i-sIaMticli,' Si'lt'aliiiso. 
 
 lis , illlroiil liis 
 
 ■iiis/,iitsli, /". int. rtfl, ; 
 
 1<> jiliiy. 
 
 ''I';iiii ;iK'l-iiicins;'.i;)(>ii 'i. 
 
 I, (0) ! take it :is a phn. 
 
 of tobacco. 'T'siuuiii 
 ivc liu; tol);i(i<i, I \v;iiit| 
 bog tobacco]. 
 
 •■• ii>'nc:ini))i,.|, 
 
 I. r- 
 
 ..,.;. ;,:,■!. nil iiM'ii, .V. ^\ 
 I'ui.' -i;-!iii)rii|.-|,^ ,v, o 
 Cl.ilh'S lll;i( 
 
 "'■-^f- l-il. (If 
 
 ' lll\C 
 
 389 
 
 (J 'J) I .ISO I, 
 
 I'.U 
 
 H) I smoke tlial loliociui 
 kinds of toliacm. 
 inst. '9> I sninkf uili 
 
 iiiokc his tiioami. 
 
 is toIiilCCii, 1 ^IilniU' :i 
 
 3IK.VZ, [roiit on 
 
 ' ■• <^II1-,S|||.;|. 
 
 < SIIHiki.,., 
 
 I"i' 
 
 kiiiij^ Ic'JI 
 
 0\\\H. 
 
 I'!;il;rs I 
 
 IH'llX!, clii 
 
 I ii.'ii''-' inruy. 
 
 'IC, ilieli;. 
 
 '^1, < hill I 
 
 y^/.v. I 
 
 CM ''S I), it ( 
 
 'IC/lZri, 
 
 lilCli; 
 
 " •'*0(' il. 
 
 ( ycN. 
 
 "" "•" iookc.J at. 
 
 i^h i tiiniau 
 
 '■'"> '•• c^ „„/. 
 
 ', 'NCI 
 
 ly nij 
 
 |-''ii(, , 
 
 I ' . cmi.s-:, I 
 
 "iakc |(i,j, J 
 
 n;i!i;'..'!ii III , 
 
 iiciizcM;., 
 
 Ui'n uuay 1 
 
 iiti 
 
 II .T, 
 
 •'.)" "M' 
 
 '. "iciizci, 
 
 !l A )!c;|c 
 never do 
 
 ■J- 
 
 ifii! ,■',/,/. 
 
 •'iicii/ins(, 
 
 'lll'll v,,,| 
 
 OS i;-',,,, 
 II,' T 
 
 nil. ',^ 
 
 •■•■•' ":cii/,|.,,sto 
 
 .:l''> i;ieii;;,'iii 
 
 I- vy. 
 
 '"■•< away \ 
 
 " ">'-<'in,ia 1,, I 
 
 ". '■■ </(.sA(!)j 
 
 'Mir 
 
 ^^^ 'f^zkiicii 
 
 CIIIK -q; 
 
 ', '• 
 
 •''^va_\ )n,,„ 
 
 ■lilirs-liH'Ii/cJi 
 
 .'li'n/.eini'ii. v. 
 
 '"II each ()(| 
 
 '"'IS,, r. /, 
 
 '•■■■. \r 
 
 lilc 
 
 '.y^^ .'roiu III 
 
 y si; 
 
 icr. 
 
 av.iici cu 
 
 III (; 
 
 ''■'•^-'•sin-lit Ui. !, 
 
 b, (()) I n'o to ^to(.!, I ■ .,[ 
 
 A Mi 
 
 '.yi\~[root nf\-] 
 e-i ilieiiiiiilslii, ,.[ 
 
 "\\' tliat d 
 
 "OS llu( u-Hii, , 
 
 " "»"k a( oti 
 
 I01-, 
 
 •iiliii...i/ JI 
 
 "" "i.'iidiilsl 
 
 ' ''(' runs. 
 
 1, iiii'iilii 
 
 \'. I!' 
 
 .^■■!''-!ne.'iii(Mitui;s!ii L 
 
 'I '•iiiiawav I: 
 
 '"'■'', '■• //</. J 
 
 I'liii 
 
 <ao "le|,u,,,„t„i^ W 
 
 orso. 
 
 a\v;i\- 
 
 lal! 
 
 KT, 
 
 '"■ "'^.^ ('">,, .V. j.-.jt, 
 
 M["r}i,_[>vi,;;' q^;j 
 
 [^uid only (,j 
 
 101- of a 
 
 ' '>'^' '''i'l auav i(,.-,,,! 
 
 UoiDdiJ. 
 
 ^^o/iiaii. 4j 
 
 icr. 
 "■"'csliliij. 
 
 My 
 
 ;-nic!l 
 
 (■iiiii 
 
 ""■■'^Jl i.'^ mixod 
 
 |li<-iii('tl 
 
 '""'"'■'", '•Iiin-iiuUI 
 ^f!f. ""ialo;a(iinto. 
 
 lip. 
 
 oiii, nirdi.sl 
 
 int. (5) I smoke tobattuH .. ,|„-,(|| 
 
 '■'"- "lithMi, nu'tf 
 
 t^'il, /•. ^ 
 
 'j '■- </. //(,/. 
 
 («)I 
 
 ('>; 1 
 
 !ill.\ 
 
 J oiiibruil 
 
 ' ■■"'■■'•''-^"K;,„l,:;;:v/,^;'•':'' 
 
 I'- '•''/. (if>) I 
 
 
 "»'X it for i 
 
 iim, or 
 
 IIICI 
 
 ' lie mj.\ii|.^ 
 
 mix li);- |,i„j. 
 '"'•''"' (!>j I IHO t! 
 
 !ii'-i-i;iii('-i||\ 
 
 "'WID 
 
 ;'-'•«. 1 a I 
 
 tK" W 
 
 ''.•It has h 
 
 '•il t.) nii.T, ct, 
 
 ;'"'"''" ''^'-^"i^i'.'The .\ 
 
 " "iix<"d low-i.,! 
 
 t'e'll niix,> 
 
 ■'•• 'hii S 
 
 i;iuiaiis. 
 
 '"^''•'caosaiv mixed 
 
 iiiap; OS nil 
 
 km! 
 
 •'""<:ih.mf8)rm;x,i, 
 
 t'>!,'othoi-u-iih t! 
 
 )t' 
 
 oni for other. 
 
to w 
 
 a 00 
 
 MGO 
 
 I^:.s-(nIMfcTI,.■^KM, cliiiuaLsi'ii, (S) 1 mix ujidn his oyo. 'i.'liiiii'ii.Hiii h; 
 
 t'.s-c!iiiu'nil<ti!ii,' IIo mixed on tlio oycs oi tlio blind. <lev 
 
 fhmtli'iuctlMom,' On hotli ovos. 
 " eliiu6thom, chmctlsc-ineii, r. ''isr. ('.*) \ mix lliat mi my i^cn 
 K!ii's-iiim'lleim'iiiu\t^iii, /". /'■'•. Wc mix oiir .'iiiotliri-. 
 Kao.siiiiU'tltMm'nii('n;iim. iiiiu'l !('im{'1iii.'j,'!is(cii, (H) \\o mi\ thciii |.i- 
 
 •^I'tlu'T. 
 
 Ks-:ng'o))mi ini>,n"(«i), II snows, i pi'i'Iiaps IVom *.\li;;iii"j 
 Ks-eliiln)^o])("-iif, Sno\\-vl;id, snow covri'i'd ni! over. 
 Ks-m<;6m'mt^()ntrm, r. jniks. !1o Is snowed. '.M;i;(inzli,' Vi,ii l);,v^, 
 
 Ix'on snuwod, tala-n Iiy tin snow. ' Ka.' mi;'oluiil;,' We ui,; 
 
 snowivl. 
 Ko-inijohriii. My tliin.;' Ii:i>- Ik 
 
 oiitHidc. 
 Ks-ni!j;omi;ol<tMni. Snow-clad hills. 
 !-'s ni:;;MM:j;ii, Snow-covd'cil h ni-x'. 
 
 SMKK'or, .V. S ,v 
 
 Miii»ii'i.!:<ii;, .s'. Poia 
 
 I'll M)o\'.i'i; njiiiii, V. LC. aii\ilii 
 
 'Miii;atiiK';j;t; 
 sli ()!■ ai'vuii ; li! 
 
 ^■i' '.vy ij.a>v'. 
 snow loiiiid Oil 111 
 
 I' I'all.' 
 
 some laKi' 
 
 !\ r NMOKoci 
 
 UN, \ 
 on the liack. 
 
 0,1 ai'>' .^u >W('ii o 
 
 11 III;' II 
 
 cuvL'rv'd w 
 
 liil .Mk 
 
 !-chin-inol<oskan, .My iK'adtojp is covfrcd w.ili siii 
 I-l\U-inokon.s, V(uii- i'aci' is snowed n| 
 
 >w , 
 
 lOli 
 
 .1.- 
 
 \U-in()'\oj:(>, \ oui' roiii- is snow ((Aci'imi. 
 
 are coVi'l'i'd Willi siiow 
 
 I- 
 
 I-kn-ma;<oinnkosl!in, Your 
 
 Ml, I'ieilSr. -Mi L^uis;,,' \':cA.i' -O. 
 
 .AIKiO,— [/ooM/.] 
 
 ('hini's-mii;'iii, rhia niiiiiini. iiii;i,'iiisli. (dj I dishevc 
 
 V. u". tlu~ hair, or roin- 
 
 nil Wf.-.S t' 
 
 li's ini'^-ii!;!, !,i::iiii'. nw. 
 
 mil. (X) 1 I 
 
 lis! 
 
 K'Vcl It , Miiw.;r 
 
 Mi'.;,'ii:s !ii !<n;n's:ii-.,' Sir- dish-'v ■!, 
 iii:,niltt'm. r. /•■ /. ( li'i) I di>!i.'vrl hi 
 
 -I'Tl 
 
 •llMl.i,- II 
 
 or li ;oi' iiiiii. 
 
 ini>;'iishU'ni, r. I'll.i Id; I d:slu'\'.d lor hini. 
 (^hiiies-m'iunisti, (;">) 1 lu'coine dishcvcded, iiiiw)\-i'i' ; as tn 
 
 i'o|H's iinravoliiiii; hy llu'iiisidvos. 
 Ivs-ciiMiiio/.K, hi.HJK'Vcdod., nnraveh'd all around. 
 Ies-c!inii;,'o/,('> Ml, (S) | unravel il ail around. 
 
oyo. 'i'lniR'liHio !i; 
 ,; iiio l)liiiJ. 'lev 
 
 X that on my iyi>. 
 tlu-r. 
 
 OVlT. 
 
 >M. rniiy.il,' Veil law 
 
 
 .';, t-uVOrvil Wliil Ml" 
 
 .'ill siiuw. 
 
 with M!"\v 
 
 mi\v.-:iv.' i;,-i"'.'' '■' "' 
 
 :• ,;li/, 1-tlMK^ll :'" 
 ^ 1)1' i'l 'ii>l' 1>'1"- 
 lUl. 
 
 ui\W'>v.M' ; ;i- liv-i- 
 
 Mtlll'l. 
 
 »»1 
 
 Mil 
 
 ■IIMI'ilKAN. 
 
 'in::' i.:nr Im,,'.(' he |i:'.> l! 
 
 ll!l ' I" .ii'SC 
 
 t'liiNi:-. Mi'i.iiri, cliiii ini^'ni. mi-'oi^li, r. .'/-,'. ri(.(U) I :iiii in ilic ip'onv 
 
 !im vi'rv su 
 
 Ic. 
 
 f.u i-iui;.:;(>l. My jijidiiy. 'I/i-siiii_!j;()t,' At my ii;;'oiiy. 
 
 MIL— [''"^''"^.i 
 
 I's iii'!Uii>i, iii'lli!, r. int. The Modd Ishiu's, flows out, ,L;;iiNh('s out. 
 
 in'Iliiksi, chill lu'llaks, 1 IiN iil iroin tlio ? 
 
 lOSl'. 
 
 is- 
 
 Cliiii'' 
 
 |,.< iiri!;'ilcsoii>. lirilaUsti'p. I ciiiisi- him to hK't"! fVnni the iioso. 
 
 Siiiliiiiiltjiitcti, ^. Mouses. 
 
 Mil -[?•""' '-'^.l 
 
 I-iiii. it is cvidcir;. •l-fiiiii mii i ('Iiilcs-iii,!,' I l<iii)w. I am not ni 
 
 tal<('ii. 
 I ks-inii, Let it \w cloar, ( A'idoiit. 
 Iiwmiiiii, i-miistoii, i ii!iisl<ii, v. t. (}'■) I I<itow it wcdl. 
 " iii'iiltoiii, i niiiltcii, r. ul. (1(5) I know well his 'I-iniil/iii 
 
 In an-,U!il«\:i''i tJUii aii-}^aU\!;ii,' I know voit well that your t*M'th 
 
 Jilt' not voiir own. 
 IIS-.MIIPMI, niiij), (5) It in'coiiu'.s I'vidi-nt, it is I'ound out. 'Ta 
 
 i-kacs niisttiM ii kai- kainkainilis u siz ini'i]),' Wo did not know 
 
 tor siii\', WH' talkt'd ami finally it ln-cainc ih>ai', cvidont, it 
 
 was 
 
 so. 
 
 h;s-MifM, i'sniist( 11, esinisti-'kii, r. t. (10) I know it. 'Ks-miHtcn u 
 tas i-miisti'M ii'tolgoa siz i-kacs niiom,' I kiunv it, hut I was not 
 well SUIT, hut now I want to know it well. 
 
 !('s miitriii, i's-niitl»n, t's-inilt, r. nl. (17) I know his , or it f'M' 
 
 him. 
 
 • mishitoiii, mishiton, mishit, (l.^i) I know soinothing of his do- 
 
 iiiiis, I know for him. 
 !\;i(s nii-l.itiH'trui, r. rrr. "Wv know the htisiness o{ (.nc another. 
 l\;ii'S!iii''Iitiit'<riiin, kai'inishtii("iiiinenteii, hi kae /.iiut, ilM^'Ve kiit>\v 
 
 (iiic another's life. 
 
 lM-iiiis!i/,iiten, N. My witness, he that knows things to my aeeounl, 
 
 prn or COD. 
 Iks Mii'KNi'NKM, niipetiun, niijieniiiit, r. t, r. (S) Finally I know it, I 
 
 till I it out, f make the discovery, 1 learn it. Cognosco; .tmsu 
 
 scrif'tiirali, [From 'Miij»]. 
 
 lienuhein, niijiemihen, miiionult, r. ril. (16) I learn his. 
 
 rm 
 
 I tiiul out his. 
 
i 
 
 
 Cr, y 
 
 HI 
 
 
 8«2 
 MU 
 
 nii!i-kiilrnii»cm\mt, T iii'"fi>ivo(l. 
 
 KiU'N-rnipshtiirfMii, (fVotn '.Miij>,') r. /vr. \\\' tiiid mil .sDiiiftliiiiir t',j 
 
 ('!!( 
 
 h oil 
 
 icr. 
 
 K:i('-miipstn/'!riii, AV(> firi'l oii( otic iuiotl.cr, \vt* cdiiio to kiu 
 
 >W OIK 
 
 Miiotlicr; iis two tli.'it iiiiil out (li:tt \\\v\ luv rclatioiis, op 
 ii"'iii!untiui<'C's fovijcoKcii, /(/. !is 'K:i('-'^niimi('^in.' 2. Hrmu^ 
 turiiH, tie muttin cnpiila. 
 
 my. 
 
 li:-iM:MiKF.SKM, ncmit'lsctiicn. divf. <>s Dcmii-lscmstiMi (0) 1 tliinii i 
 
 Iniow liim or it. 
 If's-timitIs(Mno!t(Mn, ! tliiiilc I kiinu- \\\< 
 
 ("hi 
 
 iiow-ntn 
 
 i«lHi, r. /v7. I wish to know, 
 
 •M 
 
 llsi'liusto 
 
 ('i!iN'i;s :Mif;i,si. T think ! kiiov/. 
 
 Ics-iiiii'lscm, iiii('ls'.'incii, (!)) I think I know licit. 
 
 ('hiiu's-niil-^riiristi, I tliiiik I know inys'li'. 
 
 U's ii\iIsoinist(>m, nnlstMnistonifti, I know my own. 
 
 Ill i-sj)iius.' I know my own hcjirt. 
 !fs-!uni|)(Ms«'nu'n, nnii]) lst>mon,(li) I wish to kii<n»' it, [rroiii'Min 
 
 'Kit iksMiniu'-Ni'in In t'an/uiils.' I wish to '.aiow ahout 
 
 way ol" thinking. 
 ClIi\KS-Ml/.i Ti. I iini conscious. I know wh;it I atn ahoiit, 1 \\\\ 
 
 llli'M 
 
 viii;: 
 
 (tnniK. 
 
 ('niVKS-MIINV 
 
 l.Ch 
 
 I M • W 
 
 nv 
 
 oin 
 
 M 
 
 iCMl 
 
 '], 
 
 as 
 
 •N 
 
 1 Iii4 
 
 inil)i'iiiM:, 
 
 hilt 'Miin/.iiti,' is not ininlo to cliiojs oi* ])crsons in aiilliitfitv. 
 Ii's-niiinziitcni, iniinzi'itcnicii, (0) T tell him, rciioit to him. 
 Ta mipi)temsten. I cannot learn it. 
 Mijiiitem, Knowablc. 
 .Miutem, Caji.-ihlc to know. 
 MisziittMi, .<. Tho knowcr, sc(M'. 'Kolinr.utcn In kac iin'szutcii.' (i 
 
 known \m. 
 Snchslmimiten, .«, False toacker. 
 
 f 'inn'iTF.N', .<. 
 
 Th 
 
 reason why one 
 
 thii 
 
 i'j: is icnown. 
 
 ton,' I have no -war to know it. 
 
 a u])l-(liii 
 
 Chniiiten. •<?. What makes a thini' known, Kiirn, mark, cliar 
 
 ,i('lir-l 
 
 istic, ;»^ '(yhniimiiten.' 'Lii chmimiits hi Kohnziiton, In 
 chmiitis hi Snchaunien.' What makes fjod know, tlu: iiinrk> 
 of the Church. '.She In akhchmiiten,' This will muko yniil 
 understand, 'She hi kl-chimiitis,' This makes it |il:iiii!y| 
 known. 'Chines-kolmimiitcni,' I make fij'ured, marks. 
 
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 icjir u-,.|j_ 
 
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 ■ lind out M)riif(!iiiijr j^j,. 
 
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 y arc rt-Iations, or i,|,i 
 
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 h to i<iu)\v aliiiiil vni;:' 
 
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 |u'r.<()iis ill aiilluiritv. 
 rcjioi't to him. 
 
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 ai)n.||an.i, 
 
 iriia;. 
 
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 '■"■''/■'•"y.utri), ,s.. <\i 
 
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 '•I'Jilv 
 
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 III 
 
 '11- 
 
 :ii(>\vii. -'Pa iiplHliiiii! 
 
 nij;ii, nuirk, clKinicKT 
 its hi Kolinzuten, ln| 
 i ("Jod know, tlu) iiuirlo 
 This will make yoiil 
 rhis iiijvkoH it ]iliiinl}T 
 ? fif^nrod, marks. 
 
 i|./j,.|., 
 
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 ■<; 
 
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 "1', n 
 
 ri' 
 
 '-•'iiziiiis K,,I 
 
 •■ l/ial 
 
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 i;.;v 1 1 
 
 <• I: 
 
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 nil iiini'z 
 
 iO|..s 
 
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 rliiMlv 
 
 I'l'in. 
 
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 uiii. 
 
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 <"iuy.i;) 
 
 art 
 
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 > 'I'li./nii 
 
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 li'I 
 
 IIUIZIJ 
 
 ''11, I 
 
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 'iiiixi!! 
 
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 icr, 
 
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 t94 
 
 Mil 
 
 (rH-nini7/is!ituin, iiiiiixisliton, I iiitiTprot lor hitii, for llio l)eiii'tit <,i 
 thoHc who do not utiilcrsJaiKl liis lungiiiij^f, I iiUorprot to him, 
 explain to him. 
 Kacfliiinir.itiii^'^iii, Wo intorpn't one another, 
 S/jiini/in, Tho rniittor iutofprotccl. 
 CliiiioH nini/.IHiUnsin, I interpret to tho poopU*. 
 ChincH-niniziniiAti, I cxpluiti my own wonls not niMliTNtood i,, 
 
 raroicssnosH, etc. 
 loH-nniizinzutcni ninitizinzAtoiiK'n, CO) I fxpluin thtit. 'Xn>iih/,ii,. 
 
 zutonion }ii i-Hl<olko«ilt/ I cxpUiiri my wonN. 
 (vHlNKs NMi.iKsr, chin-iimiAkM, I know tho road, 
 les-nmu'iksom, inniaksfn, (S) ! know tluit road, \vh roail. 
 Sguninidkflcm, Sent to sitow the road. 
 Ohin-nmipiSikH, I learn tho road. 
 (?iliNK.s-Midi,EOtJi, I know u country. 
 
 fci*-n)ii\loj;iim, nuiilo^^nstcn, (S) I know well that country. 
 Chin-mipiilegu, I loarn a country. 
 loH-mipulcf^um. miitulof^un, (S) I find out what (•ountry it is, I lim 
 
 whoro I am, attor hoin;^ in <loubt. 
 CnivEs-MiiP8Pnt;s, I learn my own heart. 
 CiiiNEsMiiiLaui, I know tho lodj^e, the room. 
 feH-mitn^um, nlie^glln, f know his lodge, his room. 
 '• mipel-giim, mipotgun, I learn, como to know his room, etc, 
 ('riiNKs MifiiMisTi, ohin-mifechst, (r>) I know which to do, take. -Ta 
 is mi^'chst,* I do not caro which to take, or have; it makes nnl 
 difference to mci. DIcitur ctiain de meretri'r c.rpivunti' .v 'minmA 
 iisibun. 
 CiiMipftpir.i!, chmiepile, IS^'Meie.' 
 (.■niNKs MtMtMl, cliiti-ininiiini, niimiiHli, t\ a. in I. (7) \ report, icIlJ 
 narnile, teach; much used for reporting other folks' (Joiii!,'s,r 
 Simirro : \ reveal ; in i:;M(tiI or had sense, 
 lesrnitniitn, iiiiiuiiiti'ii, niiiiiiiiit, i\ t. r. (I(V, I fcport thiit, ■> tillj 
 
 nil' 
 
 tint, r Ii't Oil laat. wocri't or unknown tirii; 
 IT'-'l'it! w.'il ;i!'o:iiiil t'lliii;^ rv']>oi'('-; uI. 'ii'. 
 ko c--!!iimis!i:x;i !■" Wliy <l,) you coMiiiniall^^ 
 '■l-niiiitc-; 'ii >ki'li:.;';i,' S!)- tvllsoui :i!! tli • t';iiiii!y ■.■.■•:•..(< 
 
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 11 ;l!'l)lll I:: 
 
 mii.ii '*'s 'c fi( luiii!;!; ti,' llr !("(rlics prays 
 
 1 1 1 i 1 11 • I f / t ! ■ 1 1 n ? ; ■ 1 • I f <"■ I ■ I M ' 1 1 • i ' * I • V, / / I 7 ^ T 
 
 I'illi'lUlc!'. IM IVI 
 
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 l)i- 
 
• hiiii, f<»r tin; hotictit (t 
 iiu;^<', I intcrju'ot to lii,. 
 
 :>pU*. 
 
 (»nls not iiii<l»'rstiH»(| i,, 
 
 xi»liiin tliiit. 'Nmitnxiii. 
 
 wonJrt. 
 
 road. 
 
 road, hi'* roail. 
 
 II that (((Uiitrv. 
 
 hat (•ountry it is, I liam i 
 
 ni. 
 
 is room. 
 
 know his I'oom, etc, 
 
 which to do, take. 'TJ 
 
 [>, or have; it inakeflnnj 
 
 ^trii'r r.rprinrnti' ,«c omwuA 
 
 '. inl. (7) I report, icllj 
 in^ r)th('r folks' (Joii!:.'s,| 
 so. 
 
 10) I n^port th;it, ■, 
 I t!iMi>:- 'Kd-iiiiiiiiiili- 
 a!' 'ill nic. 'fill! slum 
 !i;i;i:i!ly tell ;'!.i)iii 1:1 
 
 til ■ 'iuillly ••■'Tv'tS, '1 
 
 ay: :•. 
 
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 •"♦' ••^T'"'t>i al,o„t ,„,. ,,j^> '• i'"'"'« «»">ut ,„^ 
 
 •'i"""''*''»(»'r>i, niiniihhitt! 
 
 tli'WM, 
 
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 / 
 
 IT 
 
 hiioNtiiimiMhitut'^rui, r. m-, >v 
 
 '-» 'ni/iiiNhit,' ( 
 
 'I'ori to h|,„ J 
 
 f "J'VO 11)0 
 
 liiilt to^ 
 
 |Kuf*/jiiiiiiNhi(iW'^uiii 
 
 iCVthi.rah(„.tui,ybuNi 
 
 *' «>ve the iiowm #.. 
 
 '*-*^'* t« Olio 
 
 Noine 
 
 Dt'tiH 
 
 arioth 
 
 I or. 
 
 W|( 
 
 "I'-'niiiiinhitu 
 
 ;riU..i.sth<.new«uhoutthat. ..M 
 
 i/o (»r that wan (aJkcd 
 
 llurs IlllliiihhitUi'irilliil 
 
 and 
 
 *''«"»«ient(.n 
 iiiiiNhi 
 
 itUi'^r 
 
 '.Uiaii.sh 
 
 to c'U<'h other 
 
 •«'"nll..,i,, (Ui) U'e 
 
 ••«J»oi-ro<i around th 
 
 W'lipiitoni ' 
 
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 «:'vc ,j« tj,,, „^ 
 
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 etc. 
 
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 '" ^''^^'J'* ^^ro ro,,ortod 
 
 't'iMU'tN, V. 
 
 '""""''■' '' '1''h' Hloiy, the ronort th 
 
 t;. tonguo, lott 
 
 .CM 
 
 Miiiiriiii r JIuvo w 
 
 »' "iiy news? 
 
 ^' "«"'8, tho narrat 
 
 '^"""""■' '''''^' ^tory reported 
 'iN'iMiuf, A reporter, tale-teller 
 "'i'"i"zutc.n, .V. Jf V reporter I* 
 
 ion. 
 
 'A Kue 
 
 lilNll/ut 
 
 I'll. ,V. 
 
 % «-ei)orter, I; 
 
 ". ho who ti'lh 
 
 '"»"'""'•". «• My iv.j,orter, wl: 
 
 that 
 
 ■«])ort; 
 
 '">• «t'<Te(N to oth 
 
 tiM.tl 
 
 lu'rs, 
 
 '';y^'-v|'>v,s.s, ,„ya,„,,as..ad 
 
 ''<>"» I conimi.s.sioM t 
 
 *• »ow« t.) nu 
 
 lors. 
 
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 llirilPt V n,.y.«..:.. 1 '>"iV.(l JJl ll',,/,,I ., ., 
 
 JiiiiiDiit, .<. Doctrine, ) 
 t>iis.v('.). ,/,/;. \v,„.tj', I, 
 
 ~['V)0/ o/.] 
 
 carniDi 
 l^iiowinir. 
 
 pllliVllllll 
 "lit, V, 
 
 . ^'l'"! Mille/n, ,„ili.si, 
 
 anv U 
 
 ". i/uf. 
 
 •'"'- '"i'cM, iiiilent v. t. 
 
 '"dor food or doti 
 
 /^•oo(J 
 
 W r <li 
 
 'Ji- (.'vil. 
 
 "'iMIuii, niil'Hei 
 '''■i' it out (o Inn 
 
 (S)I 
 
 '' "'''^''<' ^••'■'/- (I'Or d 
 
 "-'«; rationn 
 'li'al it out. 
 
 ■Ml 
 
 '•''•''^'^tf, I ,ioaj 
 
 out 
 
 lii.'^. 
 
 'Ii'iii, iiii.'.slit 
 
 or I 
 
 '"", '.'lilslif, r. 
 
 "''^""lU.souH.ti,;,,,, h^i 
 
 r>K \ ,|-,ai 
 
 OI|( 
 
 ^"■'llf to liu 
 
 lllll>ll('ll 
 
 "r he 
 
 "•''.^'"'.^^ to liini. '\ 
 
 'I' "10 dcalin. 
 
 out. 
 
 'MU'tliiriiT (,, ) 
 
 |iii> (111 
 
 ": ';';''-*''^'""'", (H) f doni u,„ t'l 
 
 out 
 
 '('"i i" dciil out 
 
 jor odjocs 
 
 'i.-it, Hot 
 
 niii)( 
 
£ 
 
 
 
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 39G ;. 
 
 MILKO 
 
 K 
 
 iU'« l)lii'.':I.(lU-'-li;, /•. 1:1. r<r. \Vt« ,1, 
 
 al pi'in iMoii.s one to uiiotlu'r. 
 
 Hi^mniliMii, >•. Cliar^vil witli tho dislnbiitioii .)t<r()od,s, sU'wanl, d 
 
 ]> -lis-;-. r,>o.;, v\i\; (in asiiiiu'Ii .-us tlicy ileal (/:il o'udJs,) 
 
 ilN. 
 
 llOllM- 
 
 Koc'PL'r. 
 
 MiloiizJ.tcii, .-. "ill.- ilial (lisi/i'i:(tr< t;i;;t ai' 
 MIL-KLSi:. 
 
 Al 
 
 ways ill CDiiijio-iiiuii, (o f.i^iiiiy llic |ir' seine, the trout jmrl 
 
 iiei'soii. 
 
 l8-mih'lmu>ls, My j,i-e>eiice. C.-y-l'liein, TeshilMli, ICelisui.sli 
 
 .M 
 
 IKMl.lptkolilllU 
 
 '>■(',, ' 
 
 MiK 
 
 i.,.'l if. u i 
 
 i;i. 
 
 'ii.:.Ki, ny i'.t;-.ii 
 
 • ij.ii.Ii. 'M;''!-.ii ;, ie.' Ymi ai', 
 
 la>l. 
 Mil<!;iit'ls, miirii!;iils. £■:>•' 'Leo-.' 
 
 (.'liin-cf! niiilvo, I am wliolc 'j".f-i.:. 
 '-iiiiI!<o, (h/J. \{ )iiiii|, ^|)Iu•^i(•'ll us bill 
 
 lit itllJl: i> I 
 
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 ri;'>, s.j;:as'KS, puai. 
 
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 • ; I a:ii - »!\'a,i.ii;>- ail mv 
 
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 •c.ji.i- 
 
 leillli< 11! SIKUI!), 1 
 
 .e lire la 
 
 lUf 
 
 jirairie j)n)j)a_!j;ati's itsoli' all over. '.\h'lli|i< In 
 
 'Ucuaiiiiu'ii. 
 
 :r 1 .s ,- i; 
 
 ill 
 
 |.!' .j.ij^ati 
 
 oliulviikii hi Siieliiiiiiiieii, 1 he (,'iiiii'eii projiorraled it?*eh'. X. 
 'Mdlah,' 11 r.^t propnjv. 'MrUahnku,' 11 ^',:<t j'njj„ijr. T 
 
 III' 
 
 lii:'!iie!" 
 
 Jl'e^^i 
 
 .> I lie avi 111 
 
 ;it ( 'iiiii'! !i. li 
 
 •e, \kaLiT, eic, is 
 
 <1V( 
 
 !•: 'In- lat'' !• expresses t'lal it 1 
 
 I eaiiie t'iilarij;eil, priijui 
 
 <i;S MILKOMIll, iUl.i\viIii-U' e, IKlilMUiisl, 
 
 i 10) 1 
 
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 I I OO I'Oll.lilU' 
 
 iia.;e tl;-'t i 
 
 I.',' lMiV.lH'>,-- lll\ I l-iiUss.( 
 
 m. 'Mi 
 
 ;iiiii- 
 
 .stcu'ii 111 t. ii .' ^^lll ii> 
 
 ' le'ihiiiv; I'lil >iii, \i)ii sill all tlic iiim 
 
 'Milk^i!iisi(''^ ;i;i;els,"|'lie\- d) iiol iiii|.> i 
 
 lllli; nai rejoiee 
 
 •K'Ko's', 1 i;i. iiMiliir <i' hill |,'l! stol' 
 
 Will 
 
 •.M.i:<i.:i.,'.;in 
 I iiie Miliiiiiic- 
 
 live of the siilistanti 
 
 ii<!'iil\ iiiea'is 111 aeeiiiiiiiial,' t.i iiilc 
 
 Th 
 
 (('>(/ (//'(C". '.\i .i ;;' 'fie. 
 
 111 I 
 
 iNsn|)n is, lie jj;!iiii U an iiii- 
 
 liietiMt\- o!' eiulless joy. '.M i 1 koiiieslet;ii 'n alcs;iirii/.u'ii/.lilM 
 Villi I i^'usiire 111) (oriii '111 
 
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 aa .'■ -niievie. 
 
 il >^|);iei"iea: 
 
 is II , <i)ii , u-;ii , eas n 
 
 im;''|i. i III 1 jii!,' iiji ihal iur liii 
 
MIS iiiw to uiifillior. 
 if'goodH, stewarcl, div 
 
 •o, tlu) Iroiit j.art ui ;j 
 ilwli, KchsuLsli.' 
 
 11 t. ic.' You uiv lui, 
 
 !>,' i'-.o ili'v.' ill i;,i. 
 Hill; III Siicliaiiiiu.ii,' 
 tcl. 
 
 >i^aU'(l itseii'. ,\. |;_ 
 
 .n'c.s/ jinij/ii./r. Tlic 
 
 ;•(% \iaUT, vu:, is all 
 
 K' c'lilai'i^'cil, ])ri)|i;|. 
 
 ' • ( K'j 1 <H> I'Dli.ill- 
 
 I'xli ssiou. '.Mili;(, ill- 
 oil ^iii all ihc tiiiic. 
 
 ■jlHCC. •.Miliv(;:i;,sll,n 
 
 . H ith iiic siilijiiiic 
 acciiMiiiliil,', I.) jiiic 
 
 >*,' Hi: i^'aiiii'd an iiii- 
 u al<>;i;i;a/i'ii/iii('ls, 
 
 il >^j)ii('i'ii a'. 
 
 !'■ up Iha! ioi' liiii; 
 
 'Kij-clismilkotnl 
 
 ovy to ino. 
 
 «9r 
 
 't'g'i hi ilcs-konl, 
 
 ivoirit ' V 
 
 ou (1 
 
 : ( !1 
 
 ^'"''<"^^''', Ifoiindall 
 
 '>'iothiniri,„t 
 
 nils 
 
 Ks-climilkomizo, All 
 
 urouiKJ. 
 
 ^^""«'l it Ks alj 
 
 '•ound 
 
 f^phcrieah 
 
 j.>-(ljiiiiik(nii('rio j 
 
 ?:"'• 'Cii'.U'/.ndl. 
 
 (»ve 
 
 ^ H'ith pcopi 
 [iivcfii/iiilkomc'/ioni (;],j 
 
 " ''*t6Iigi, t',skcl 
 
 «)L'iie,' / 
 
 'fe'"' 'i^'ie n-orl,] 
 
 ^""'1(1 (JUI-I 
 
 niill< 
 
 '■■^ covered all 
 
 (iVi'i 
 
 oii)t!nomon, (9) j 
 
 ^.NMH-KOMKWE, All the insid 
 
 am covei'otl 
 
 with it all 
 
 ^onicMion, (8) [ 
 
 (-•over It all 
 
 ■l-'il-iiCOIlliMZOO 
 
 iiiclzeeiiion, 
 
 ^'VK.KO.IIt'tVS All 
 
 o\'er. 
 
 "1, nmil! 
 
 o.'ii'jiz 
 
 OCl) 
 
 ^'=)f nil it all 
 
 (9) I am filled with it. ''"' '"^'"^«- '^^'nilko- 
 
 pf-'M'iii.konieii 
 
 !'"' ovoi- ani.,r,^r.st .^,j 
 
 '"'<■"'. ninilkuuid" 
 
 ^vei- hct 
 
 ■'"•"i^' tiicm all. ^k;, 
 t'vor arii()ii.f,st 
 
 '"^tni, nmilk 
 
 "'00 II. 
 
 are al) 
 
 'L'-iunilk 
 
 UN. 
 
 v-omeiiJil.s t'.S 
 
 «J"ieiisci)t, (.S) J 
 
 nm. 
 
 '■'!iil',')inoii.- 
 ■•iv^' tliat a: 
 
 "^P'Z Tho ^vh 
 
 ^'"1, 11 mil ; 
 
 :'<)|i;;',s| (j. 
 
 ito.s 
 
 ''"^■UM.-men, „.;,,•] 
 
 ;ii;j„-()iUfiiso„i,steii i 
 
 S, 
 
 f 
 
 "^i",.'; ilio 
 
 '<"!neu.sv 
 
 merit. 
 
 II 
 
 i"'''< \Vo l„v(. Uvl 
 
 "-n;- for nl 
 
 Cn) / 
 
 I'llU-alJ. ;j;i 
 
 folks all 
 
 a in oiliest 
 
 |ll.K!iK.\.\ 
 
 'Kf. 
 
 iniliMiIk 
 
 '»' Load I 
 
 Jill'.S jl 
 
 , lioiiiid head. 
 
 '■ ma! 
 
 iku]<j 
 
 « 
 
 '■^' H-Iiolo day. 
 
 0-- 'Cliin-mill, 
 
 '>"l„\(..Mo 
 Mvilall 
 
 ''«a, All over th 
 oni' the World. 
 
 ''^«''>askat,T|,aveb 
 
 oen 
 
 world. 'Chin-milk 
 
 FO'KKI,KIK, s. Shad 
 
 v'om61egu/J.sc,i(- 
 
 r;iiiy I 
 J'lli.VKf.KI 
 
 )L'in<r 
 
 "^i' i'<'f)re.s(.,it 
 
 i"ii, hoiv, [nil] 
 
 "'=^'''' I'.v its sha,I 
 
 '"A" 'iiaii or 
 
 u\v. 
 
 "iiiinal. 
 
 ' *'''•; imaL'o 
 
 '"-'^^S /or hreed 
 
 pi.-f/v,,;/ o/;-j 
 
 ef( 
 
 > •" aiiV kind of 
 
 fiiiiini 
 ':il t 
 
 . HoX. 
 
 '•) fiiinistei 
 
 ') iniriistel 
 
 I i^l'" fii I, 
 
 '"'"' '^WMhcr, ,11 s! 
 
 '^"' »'• 'M.'inisla 
 
 ■^•'\>'fal pans of 
 '^•"'ZMl//.m/ II:. ,vi)| 
 
 '-ip*-', hx if. 
 
 arrari^ir(, jf 
 
 '•• t. 
 
 •I wa: 
 
 V. ir 
 
 animals: 
 
 (10) 1 
 
 on, (• 
 
 oe 
 
 pat t0.r,.(| 
 
 etc, 
 
 '^- putlino- t„. 
 
 >^r a.i,'ain our h 
 
 •'111 el 
 
 mini. 
 
 ones, [in 
 
 M 
 

 Xj: 'Si 
 
 Km '--^ 
 
 •S 'J 
 
 "«■■; "^ 
 
 198 
 
 h6ko 
 
 the gt'iuTal Kcsurrection], 
 I I'M -mi mi Item, iniiniltcn, tnimilt, f. re.l. (17) 1 put together h 
 •' inimishitoiii, (15; I put things together lor hiiu. 
 •• iiiiinHhishem, minishlsthemen, r. r,\. (9) I put that togetl 
 
 H. 
 
 »ui\ not 
 
 :iiv own. 
 
 vunns 
 
 hed. 
 
 « IiiiH's-niiii', chiiu's mill, I uiii greusod, 
 
 ('hiiu's-miiii, fliiii-iiiiiiiMn, tuiiiish, v. a. ind. (6) I grease, varnish. 
 
 les-minem, miii, mint, r. t. r. (8) I grease, varni.sh it. 
 
 •' miiihem, (Ifi) I variiifsh liis 
 
 •• m'jiishtem, (M) I grease for him. 
 < 'hints iiiinsli, 1 groasc mvsolf, get greased hy myself. 
 <'IiiiH s tuiiiszuti, 1 grtfaso myself. 
 
 <Miine!«-miriHunishi, r. />oy, 
 J^kin'o miii'iiiiegui, r. ri'c, 
 ies-miiimeiu>m, mineii. /*. ms 
 
 ^ (») 1 
 
 use it to varnish, etc. 
 
 .SmiH, .<. Thii greasing. 'Szmin,' What has been greased. 
 
 mineni,' .<;. Appointed to greaso. 
 VirrKMIIR, s. Cliit of hlood inside .>f an ariirnal's body. 
 .M'Ht; \,-[/-oo^o;,] 
 •Viinos iiioigiii, i-liin moiga, n.oigaish, «;. int. (")) 1 prat'tico Itul 
 
 '.Sirii 
 
 t'll 
 
 jiiggk-ry t" find out ciu in 
 til 
 \ 
 
 ics, lo.st or unknown thing.s. /), 
 
 lUU 
 
 '/{'/. 
 
 lines tiiioinigai, w (fiiii. 
 
 f.'s inioiiraii', tniolLiaii, (S; I fore-soo, fore-know it. 
 S/,!>i('ig;', The act of practicing such jugglery. 
 S;;u;:j' \u;-, s. \ juggler to Icll the eiiOinies, etc, 
 MOKO. [I.url A'], -[root of,] 
 
 ,ii'>' 
 
 ririiivii 11' 
 
 M, 
 
 Mii-'ain. /,7. 'Ks mkomok,' dim. 'Ksd 
 
 III ait 
 
 fo.* 
 
 •> \i 
 
 ' ';nvi. 
 
 I '!)i>i-iMii 
 
 A liill. III. ' (•jiiiivt>.n!i()i 
 
 IVtll. I 
 
 iileiiii. 
 
 ( 
 
 l'..ivc U'.y I'l-iiv Mi' 
 l<(iiilifii, I iwii !iiinij)-!».'i('l;i .;. 
 (■!i"n-chiiil<();!!;' 
 
 I'V In pn)Ui!)t.riiiit. 
 
 .(Mil's, :.i[,.!<,,;int .:i,: 
 
 ^'i.l, CUIli 
 
 piiil iii_\ l)l:n;!.i( !)vei- v.w lie;id, ■ t.v 
 
 I I 
 
 l-.Mlt 
 
 111;- tl 
 
 Ki'iikeiui; 
 
 liead aii'l 
 
 •'iXot'i. II 
 
 • ...I- I- 
 
 i I ^ ii;>. 
 
 Ml !n it 1 
 
 ),;i',i;;iv-» iii', 
 
 ll'li'T- 
 
put togother hiN... 
 or hill). 
 l)Ut that together, not 
 
 shed. 
 
 )) I grouse, vaniiHl,. 
 
 ■ni.sh it. 
 
 y myself. 
 
 varnish, etc. 
 been greuscl. '.S.ni. 
 
 nul's body. 
 
 ;';">) 1 pruftitv Indiau 
 l^iiowii thiiig.s. j)ii<j. 
 
 w it. 
 
 L'. 
 
 99U 
 
 R-"n''^'-'«hni„t, rio C!"*"""""* ^^"'"an nose 
 
 other 
 
 Ks-rimI<iiagozchf, Tic h 
 \IOK01, .0. C 
 
 piotuboi'iiii 
 
 t should 
 
 or, 
 
 V^MKOZIN 
 
 sidusn 
 
 
 '"^ai'rotnborar.tst 
 
 ■> '■«iNe(J above || 
 
 Ik- 
 
 «^i*"'Miili.Hh 
 
 ow, 
 
 "ig lik 
 
 •^">«H'h. or br, 
 
 ''■ '< with a I 
 
 
 MOO,— [roo^ o/J 
 Es-mnupmi, niortp, „u,6n8h 
 
 U'l- fl, 
 
 nwin/r, a I 
 
 'f^) 
 
 f-'o tiY'iirnt 
 
 ' '■• '"^ (•'>) li fl, 
 
 '*'•<";"•"'".« here un.lUK... 
 '■-"".opem, nH,op.t.^n, nu>u.^^u 
 
 tvol 
 erf. 
 
 Jf. 'J- 
 
 '*'WS suiil oi 
 
 fen 
 
 oinoop,' fjij 
 
 a vh 
 
 *'f, Ma- 
 
 '10 waters 
 
 KKn, 
 
 ". '•• ^ r. 
 
 :'oj'«t^'«/ Jfe let ,,h 
 
 '">i? '<q>t then, in eln-cL 
 "»«^'>I""ii,'t run-in the Vh 
 
 (H)) J 
 
 niak 
 
 ^' waters g,» .j^^j^ 
 
 <^' 't flow, 1 I 
 
 <'t 
 
 '"i after h, 
 
 av. 
 
 H'* ('iiri,.Mooi'Mr, 't fli 
 
 • 111 
 
 , t flows ovei 
 
 ttrinel. 
 
 otc. 
 
 "% Hu-Jmopalko, .,. p, ' : ■'-'• '" ;• '"■-''' fl.in. 
 
 I-'S NMOPEfsi, cs.,) 
 
 "lOJJtMlS, [t fi 
 
 '"'H', Wooden fl 
 
 »me. 
 
 '"^"''■tchrunninU;.; ' ? ""'""^'^ ''H 
 ""^o-'^'st, in the n.iddlo o^ n^' fio, ."'"'' 
 
 Wct'ri 
 
 V. ir 
 
 K- "TH.i,(. 
 
 i> u-at 
 
 'Xinopt^usen f 
 
 '"•i^ato my wl,ea( 
 
 " '-^l>lvein,' I nvul 
 
 len, 
 
 '*« 'f run int( 
 
 '■'■ '•"" betw 
 ete., / 
 
 eeri. 
 
 f ' in-igat«' \t. 
 
 . ^ '' ""lopciiNton, (H) t 
 
 ' '"•^' ^^'"'"t patch. J 
 
 '•'";,' (o the water 
 
 '"'•''<«• it flow i 
 
 '"""|»i'"'^<'rii, nn 
 
 '<'(wcen 
 
 "•P'.Miseni 
 
 re .'('/•. 
 
 ^'^ ".nopeusemists }„ ,^„„; 
 
 *'"» '•• in.^f. 
 
 water 
 
 ".' The fl,.|,| 
 
 1. -Ks-lmai-kw.' fc,;. ■''"'^!^^-M;Mr'A.rs,.,.i 
 
 iifiii' 
 
 in-iK 
 
 an. irnVated with i 
 '■^ "•'•'•gated with th 
 
 will) ditci 
 
 le.s. 
 
 """''"^''"-"'■m.Kiusfsh 
 
 '"^■■'•('iiiuaii.-,(Mi 
 
 I'y i.-. lirniuiki-iiit, 
 
 iunk.;;ilaiiiisl), (^(ij 1 
 li.'.' svl.ule head ;ii](| 
 
 !l h,;«',,:;if» jiruliiii./r 
 
 tliai. 
 
 •' "emiliiii.s 
 
 ■''!</. (H) I 
 
 aiii i'l'i-i 
 
 '*'". ncMiu, 
 
 Ills,. lit. 
 
 (S 
 
 III' 
 
 ill (I .,,! 
 
 [U]) I 
 
 7 / 
 
 "•i'i-';.f! 
 
 ' f 
 
 •■11 I. Hi 
 
 'ii!'!;iiis 
 
 irnV 
 r in- 
 
 '<■ Ills. 
 
 Ml..' I !, 
 
 '111'. I \ 
 
 lel.'i ,, 
 
 a t ! 
 
 :;n:, ..;.,; 
 
 i'i;j-;t(' 
 
 Cil. 
 
 i' ".'.'.1 i; 
 
 :ll-;,.(i. 
 
 () 
 
 u- ;i. 
 
 ii.lMii if;',] 
 
 ;ii;i;ii 
 
 > I'.'Hll. 
 
 ^|'''i.i(i'(! 
 
 I" Jl'i 
 
 ■■I'li; 
 
 :ati 
 
 *; ; .1 
 
 •1' i. (■ 
 
^ 
 
 If 
 
 ■S '"1 
 
 o ^ 
 
 I ^ • ^ 
 
 400 
 \ MUL 
 
 Ill's o^i^>\ I wet his rvt's by droppiiijf liiiuids, inodiciucs in tliem. 
 
 'X(.Mn cluHm'Jsent^ii hi u-sIvUSlsc,' l>r.)j) in tlio oyos ofyoiu- sdn, 
 
 wet the cyos of your son. 
 l('s'e!iili!iK>si.Mi, chiliinu.^eHK'ii, chiliiiuVieMu'.it, (9) I jiour that m i,;-, 
 
 i-yes. 'Xoin chilim<)st'iiu'iit_:^ii ic sLiilkii,' You must (h'np thi^ 
 
 water in your eyes. 
 Tks-nlhmankkMj iileiuaiuH'M, (Sj I di-oji limiivls in hia ears. 
 fcs-iile!uuiiei!iri, iiK'iaaneenioii, iileiiKiiu'cnu'iit, v. inst. (!)) I di.,,, 
 
 that in my ears. 
 MOOT,— \_root of,] 
 
 Snioot, s. Smoke. 'Es-mooti, moot/ It smokes. 
 Chin(\s-mo6ti, I have smoke, I am smoked. 
 Chinos-nmooti, My liouse is full of smoke, it smokes. 
 les-mootem, mo6t'ston, (8) I ineonse, smoke him. 
 '' kolmootcMii, I incense him. 
 Snmotemen, snkuhnoteiiu'ii, s. Thurihle. 
 Chin-ehmomotus, Mv eves are sore trom smoke. 
 .VISAUJE, s. Tohaeco root, a wild root. 'L'ejtlinsauie,' (iallaiin 
 
 Fork. 
 -MSlIEPiP, ,s\ Cedar tree, Ky Kalispels ; l.y Flat'.eads, 'Kuotkutn.' 
 ^tTOS, s. Kidneys. 
 \tUKU,— [roof nf,-\ 
 r-niiikumuku, i\ The heari, or artery is ])eating; expressin.r di,. 
 
 movement of the Mood, 
 f-mkumukuls hi spui\s, Tlie heart is heatiiii;'. SfayjOoy.,' [])i'rliai'S 
 
 from 'Moko]. 
 },iVL,—lroot of,} 
 Ks-mul The tish is caught with nets. 'Tap-smul,' Xothiii:;' caiiuK; 
 
 no fish eaught" 
 ^liiiil, The lish did hapjx'n to he caught with nets. 
 (Muncs-inulli, I tish with nets. 
 Miillinon, ■-<. net to cateh fish. 
 Sgiimulem, .s\ Fisherman with nets. 
 In-itirileiizuten, n. Ih- lliat li-^!ies me up. -K iikl-mleiiziilis iVki'Iirii,' 
 
 r>e thou a lisher o ( iiien with nets. 
 CiiiNKs-K M.Mf i,r, (")) take out water fi'om the river; not ('Xl>lv^ 
 sing hiicket,, ete., hut the pi:u-e the water is taken from; tVoni 
 river, spring, wdl. Ion- -I, "te. T t'tk'> out water. 
 
liii (is, medicines in Uicn. 
 in t'ac^oyosoryoiu-s,;,, 
 
 i(,(0) I ])oui- that 111 ij,., 
 .11,' You tmist (Iroj, tiij". 
 
 ids III (US ears. 
 
 eut, r. insf. (9) J ,i,.„ 
 
 Kes. 
 
 L smokes. 
 ; him. 
 
 oke. 
 
 l/eplinsauie,' (.'iillati,, 
 
 iitiny; exjtressinir tin- 
 
 'inul,' Nothiii:^' caiio!,; 
 nets. 
 
 fes- kuJiiiufem, kutmul 
 
 401 
 
 the water. 
 
 kiilmulshte 
 
 iiint. 
 
 **"> i'ulnjalejit 
 
 '•• f. 
 
 C«) i fisJi h 
 
 "^ '^ rd. (14) I (1, 
 
 ■aw watei- from 
 
 iilimijfem, v. ,■>•/. (I6^ j j 
 
 the 
 
 "J'l out of 
 
 "ver, etc., foi. 
 
 fori 
 
 iinj. 
 
 '•'*\v lliiy „,.uer fh 
 
 1 ■ f'iiikiilmiilton lu diif 
 
 m tl 
 
 10 j-i vor, etc. 
 
 Iijme. 
 
 »»'>l»Ctiku, My ,1 
 
 i-a\vj 
 
 uniini 
 
 lonioii ,•?. fnst 
 
 "«-"''ito.- J.laeo i« ,ht. 
 
 not iis iisecl t 
 
 •'"•"iMlf to .1 
 
 rot It nutans th 
 it .stream. 
 
 '^/«m- water, tl,o„-I 
 
 '■•iw watof / 
 
 '■»'» the str 
 
 I 1 
 
 ^^ pan.e.ilar office of 
 
 ^ "lay be tl 
 
 Willi, etc 
 
 ", (<> tal 
 
 It' same bucket. 
 
 ''iii\K.-!-.\.Mf,'r,i, (•! 
 
 ^^' out water fi 
 
 om 
 
 "ii-niiu'il 
 
 V. ',;■ a iMicket, et 
 
 r tal. 
 
 l\0 water 
 
 UWK' t' 
 
 jioiir tl 
 
 le nine etc-. 
 
 ) tTc.: I 
 
 ill ; .so I 
 
 ^'"'/ iiiuulisli, 
 ; i'X])re.ssiji,r tl 
 
 '". a. 
 
 iti 
 
 ^^' I'littiiio- ^vji* 
 ^i, ' J'liies-kuhiuHi ' W 
 
 f- (^>) ' .'I'tch wale 
 
 1- Jii 
 
 '■ '" a |)laee. 
 
 FIat»,ea(Js, 'Kuetkulp; ■ •• uuu.hh 
 
 ^■vii:.u.!ei,i, nmulen, nm.'.K;nt. 
 W rj.ut, I 
 
 'V''-"'^'' '^"itle, etc.: 'CI 
 '" ^^g-'a.ss, I)„tfK.^ ,.t(,, 
 
 ' vviien I tak 
 
 out 
 
 '"'t's-nmuli,' When / 
 
 teni. 
 
 (S)I 
 
 'I'liii/etii, nmulem 
 water in. 'Xniul 
 watoi- in. 
 
 , on tig- water 
 
 J'"t that liquid 
 
 i"ni III a vessel. 
 
 C", " 111 u lenient 
 ^nn'nt zi nmuIkM,,' i 
 
 ■' ^"" 'i"y li.juid, for h 
 '■• ''"•^■''- (9) I use 
 
 im. 
 
 , I se 
 
 that b 
 
 that to ft (eh 
 
 icniu.cMi, .s\ .\ 1,1,(1 
 i#v 
 
 iicket to ti-tch 
 
 o.i.sel.s. 
 
 <''•; Miasnuich as he I 
 
 irin 
 
 \Cu\sy. 
 
 jr.'.'iM 
 
 ^■^''lal lii^inM [la.v I 
 
 g'^ <"•].,„„•.. ,!.,, li .,, 
 
 z.VMui.r. 
 
 *('ini..MrM, r 
 
 i '■•'.- oeen earned or n„t 
 
 '"' (i> tal 
 
 eain 
 
 ;^' \vater in niv biiek 
 
 I a Vessel. 
 
 ■'■'^'i' "ver the liquid. 
 '"•'•'''''■.•lU (S) I en 
 
 milk, J 
 
 Jiieket. 
 
 ill! (lu- I 
 
 'ce; ; /. 
 
 ^■.:.;iil 
 
 n;M 
 
 am tl 
 
 U 
 
 Ult, (.((. 
 
 iik-(T 
 
 iiu'd 
 
 *'"'") ■'^Clllll. "s' 
 
 '''•' "!• SCIMlK'd 
 
 I;;! nil', I ' 
 
 inuf,' V 
 
 •'"'1 has I 
 
 'I'lM, 
 
 <l-mKM;/,iitis r.slii'lii 
 
 a'li. 
 
 r. 
 
 le river; not expivs 
 .'!■ is taken IrDiii; fVoni 
 it water. 
 
 ' ,•'. .// 
 
 1 » 
 
 111, 
 
 '^ — r '• 
 
 •^•/•. 
 
 inj't; 
 
 '" ' • !((,n-{: 
 
 :ia 
 
 :(c' 
 
 nd. 
 
 .O fC(V|, ( 
 
 r Hie VViutti 
 
 I w\-(. 
 
 >J 
 
 ■'•^^••, i^en 
 
 '"•• 'Lii k 
 
 ■sniu.^'Tlh. f, 
 
 le i>M 
 
 irdi 
 

 ii 
 
 % 
 
 rS 
 
 f: 
 
 r-f^i 
 
 5-.' 
 
 •t) 
 
 t/. 
 
 im 
 
 < ^ 
 
 
 402 
 tfU« 
 
 rosiurj...iii,miisiteii, (8) I mala- four out of it. 
 
 Kacii inMulslii, We bofunro four) by aliUtion or (liviaiun.i 
 
 Wnslo;'"?', mVloppn, Forty. 
 
 Musliik)k(M!i or moraskui), Four hunf1ro«l. 
 
 \Tos!.,i'.. l^'•ar >hiys. 'Chiii-moska t( ni,' I }'HvM>a four days. 
 
 Ks moskatilslii, The fourth day begins. 
 
 Mus'is F. u;- luiir^ or Dpo^. 'niisb\-!i,' Fojn- lofl^^'.-s. 
 
 OTIIN'FS MUSZTXl, I spoak (•onfi(iontially, I do my best talkinj;, 
 
 ClliNKi^-Mits'i-nsTi, T do my host, and hope to succeed. 
 
 '"•tTiNrT-VMi' isr.i/", ■lun-rniv'issols, tiim'i-^selshi, (5) T hop-, T am cuv- 
 
 fidelit. 
 
 Tes iir;»'V-->l :l ni, n:iiu-<- 'I^teti, iim.'.ssclsku, (8) T make him hopr, 
 
 " nniusscl.-^htem, /./. 
 
 " ninusselscm, iimu^selscmen, (9) 1 hope that. 
 ^^umussols, .-. Th.^ !i''pi'io'- '■'/-■•I'lu'is.s-ls,' Tlic object hoped for. 
 Xmu^ ••'^•'lon, <?. TTo;)t' a-s a vivtno making one hope, anything m,. 
 
 spirlnjj b.o]>e. 
 ■ hnv.V^s 'Is'.'fi, >?. Vri:;;! one is hoping fcM-, why one is in hopo. 
 Wselsutem, .f. Trusty, person to be trusted in. Fidxis. 
 ViZAK, <h;i!eni7,keno. a@"'ZAK.' 
 MZOLT, V. Pus, matter. 
 
 N 
 
 \ 
 
 T...' olcvnilli letter of the alpliubot, and is pronouneod llifj 
 '^{ s;.iK'as X\n il.o i:iiglish language. 
 
 Fi !•..(!• It w'.U'Wer- tV.i' ])err-o;ial jn'onoun my if prefixed to a ^!l 
 slantivi-. 'X'.viu, ^fy grandiather ; others say 'Inloeii.' 
 
 S.'coiillv, A::i ing S'po'.wUis ;iiid others it is a preposition, to.at.i: 
 iust-iul oi' I. as used by the Flatheads. 
 
 T' ■•■,!'>• F'" '^ '•> ' *i' ■■ '' ■ ■* ^'-^-e- it ''i';i("',-- ni, ii.-ide, wit! 
 
 ,■;•'•: 
 
.oil four (lays. 
 
 1 do my best talkin;,', 
 sncccod. 
 ('5) T Viop', T am cin'- 
 
 «(■) 1 intilvo liim hope. 
 
 Iiy oiu' is in hope. 
 in. Fidus. 
 
 40S 
 
 NAK 
 
 •E< loko/ It lays aowii; 'Es ntoko/ It lays in. 'IvV,i:,' ]V 
 •Xkulil,' Horn ill, conceived. 
 iiitlily, N— clzo mouns the whole inside ofanylhin;,'. 'XirC-sc! 
 All ^uod inside; 'XguUiilze.' Cleun inside; •Nishttlzo/ T). 
 iiibido; 'Cliin-unijl/.e,' I uni all dirty inside. 
 
 n;— cU nuike.s a vulitive vei'lj; 'Chin nc!u\sel--.' I for! 1, 
 
 ri; 
 
 7A'. 
 
 own 
 
 1 iiUi'j, 
 
 etc. 
 
 ;iiiliii>i 
 
 X — tiis, IjetWLoii, aii.wii':', i'l the ;niddK', 'Xd 
 
 K" 
 
 uiiiung 
 
 ng llie good ; ■Ngu.-jle 
 
 lis. 
 
 IT. 
 
 \va 
 
 :\\Y 
 
 c(!n,;i[n ini 
 
 crs, V. g. between two rows of houses, in a street. 
 
 u-vciiU'ly» N — iehen ioi'ei'o Lj the action of :; verb or n-'un to th 
 
 lie h'lt 
 
 back ol' a pordo.i, etc., 'XiUcIio;!,' ITo is sting in 
 'Xtgoichon,' The top ol aniounhiiii ; 'Npozchin,' Soi-e bivclccd. 
 ';if,'lillily, X— aks refers to a road, 'Ntgoaks,' Straight road. 
 
 iiilinv, 
 
 ^S — alv-icm nuans ll 
 
 u-, 
 
 ;iiia 
 
 All kinds ; 'Xkutenaksetu,' Dear. 
 
 i'oiillilV) -^ — i^^ reiers lo ihe inside i^fthc ryes. 
 
 llievoiilhly, N — ene rel'ers to the inside of the ears, 'Xcheseno.' To 
 
 huar badly; 'X^sugnnc,' lie understands by heai'iug; 'Xt!;uene,' 
 
 Placed 111 the car. 
 Twoiilhly, X in verbn ol' motion signities motion by land along the 
 
 I'ivtr. 'Chin-nugul,' i go down the riwr by land; 'X'"''!!!,-. 
 
 T, 
 
 travel by the side ol the water, but 
 To coino up the river by land. 
 
 .\ALiALi:L.Sl. jfia.''-Agul.' 
 
 NAGOT. jj^--'Agot.' 
 
 .VaI.MI^LS. fio.' 'Ain..-.' 
 
 NAK,-[roof of,] 
 
 \ 
 
 y w:it-r 
 
 'X. 
 
 i: ■i;ii. 
 
 ■ hinoi 
 
 U 
 
 I'lnU'll, jiuiri 
 
 Mot 
 
 [f 
 
 nakanii, naka, I am rottening. 
 
 l-ll llu 
 
 H.\'d, 
 
 )liii!iin;i; water, 
 
 k1 is pvonouncoil iheH NAKO, [hard h']-[root of,] 
 
 UuUc's nuivoi, riiiii-naKi>, r. jjii< 
 
 •din MoU' 
 
 roll 
 
 ,y U prcfixc'ltoa >'.il' 
 liivrs say 'Inlccu.' 
 [\, preposition, to,at, in 
 
 tiiaic.-i iia.voi, cui.i-na. Colli, naivoisa, '', :. '.■( 
 ii'oiiuAuni, iiakonion, nakomciil. con!, i',- na! 
 c. t. r. (9j I steal it, I rob him. 
 
 l>ed 
 
 i^ r St 
 
 :r ;"t: 
 
 lit^o:),. 
 
 orn. r. rdl. I 
 
 ol here and there. 
 
 Mluh;/, 
 
 Th 
 
 e slcaiui<f. 
 
 'S/.nako 
 
 What 
 
 IS 
 
 'ii;s::!!. 
 
 aki). 
 
i 
 
 1 
 
 
 s 
 
 ^ 
 
 
 tr 
 
 inri 
 
 
 U-< 
 
 yj 
 
 
 "^ 
 
 ■Si 
 
 ?3 
 
 t. 
 
 33 
 
 m 
 
 ^ 
 
 OJ 
 
 
 :^ 
 
 
 
 ■» 
 
 
 494 
 
 nXko 
 
 kIoIoii by n\o. 'Ko-szwaUi)/ I liuvo bocii Htokii : as u hIuvc 
 nhn\os nkoniisti, (5) I striil aw.iy iiiysolf, T go .'nvay .si.'cri.tly^ ; 
 
 thipf. . 
 Tos-nakoHoni, iiivkoiiilton, nakornlt v. ril. (10) I Htoal liin 
 
 " nnknslitciii, tir!<(>';liti'n, nalcosli), /•. rv!. (It) I j^tjiil lor! 
 
 ofit. 'Xakoshtoincti I'Hiichilzasktiguc,' I stole a horso 1 
 
 r lielp yon Hioaliiiy' Iiofmoh. 
 Krtcs nako>htiu^giii, »'. rcf. rc'. W'c stisal for ono unotliorj 
 
 from the ntlu'r. 
 Icfliiakoslu'Tn. tiakosk 
 
 lis Ijcri- 
 tjryou 
 
 i»ot out 
 
 I'ir. 
 
 r. 7. (0) Tstful tliat to other. 'X 
 
 uko- 
 
 sluMuon hi slu'lomii ,' I stole an ax to somebody. 
 ni'ikf)sb('inHcm, (If^) 1 steal that from him not hiH. 'Xuliy. 
 slKMiiVzin hi iiluliiii,' [ s'ole the money from you, not vuiir 
 
 oncv, but <loii<>Hited in vour hand. 
 
 money, 
 
 <'Iiines-nak()shi, 
 
 ■ I steal •' ir others. 'Xakomou Pie!,' I 
 Peter awaj-, <>'• F st le fiMtn Peter. 'NakomH«n Piti!,' J 
 this from P'ter. 'Xako hi n Pie!,' I stole for Poter. -X 
 shemen Pie',' I stole Vi'. ■! , who is not his own majjliT, 
 btdonj^H to another, 
 
 We si al from one another, we .su 
 
 -teal him or lier often, I 
 
 Kaos-nkoinn",";;;;;;, •. ro 
 
 another. 
 fes-nlcomlnisi' n. ' 'inlniser; 
 
 ten from him. 
 fhines nkomlui- ". I ,-ttea! now and then, I j^o stealing. 
 Ohines-huinkoi, '/'//'. T steal little. 
 
 stolv 
 
 Nt'jIO 
 
 Ul<(.i- 
 
 hui 
 
 iiiii' 
 
 su'u. ii:- 
 
 Chin TiK'oltrimslr 
 
 T stt al fro 
 
 tn 
 
 peoj 
 
 lo. 
 
 Mirmiivko, s 
 
 r 
 
 Xak 
 
 O 
 
 lU' W.U 
 
 oemon 
 
 / 
 
 )m 1 se;it to steal, one of my folk*; steiilin;;.! 
 7. '" 'h;.'.ko('meri. 
 
 Kiea 
 
 liiii:. 
 
 Snakof-men, *. Th- hah'* 
 Xiikot'Mi, .<?. hh^f. To stea'. 
 fniiakotnciiz.'iten, or i riiknm.'ii/. I'lten, 
 
 'Chnakoten,' What makes 
 
 one steal. 
 !io iLai 
 
 My rdjlji; 
 
 steals fi'om me. 2. lie tl^it steals tn" away, 
 (.'hifi-ep-sznako, T stole Kometlilng. 
 rniNKSN.<KOKor, chin-riu'colcnm, nakokoi.di, 1 steal, I go to .stoal. 
 
 h 
 
 os;i!| 
 
 es-nakokom, nakokon, nakolcont, rnnt.os nakoko'*' .ii, iiulioli 
 
 (8) I steal that, 1 rob him. 
 Nilki.ko. Tt I'-Mt -tolen. 
 I-snakoko, What is stolen from me. *KiJin>h lu a«-naki)ko?' IIo 
 
m 
 
 ono ivnoUicr; uotoiw 
 
 one or my lolkc Hteaiing. 
 
 Wliiit nuiUeH one sloal. 
 ,. My imIjI).;:', ho tliat| 
 » a WHY. 
 
 Insh lu urt-nakoko?' Ho^ 
 
 40ir 
 NA» 
 
 many in'*^ mIoIl-k '.'vom you ? 
 ;.-/,iiak", Wliul 1 rfU'ul, my stoulin^. 
 riiin-oj) Hiiakuko, I huvc somethin;^ stolun fVoin nie. 
 ('luii-cp-wi'ukn, I stole Homc'Lhin^. 
 Xaliokoutciii, Sultjott to \)c stolon, «v folih.-!. »T;is iiukokovit(>m,' 
 
 Tliiit caiiiiot 1)0 stolen, or roblu'd. 
 Nyki/iuutcni, Suhjocl to steal, apt to sU-al. 'Tus nakoinutcnisiten,' 
 
 1 c'uukl not istoal it. 
 li'siikokonuncrn, (8) 1 bucccihI in stealing it. 'Tas nkokonnn,' } 
 
 tuiilJ not .sue coed blealing it. 
 iliji iikohoiiuil, i am a 8ucn.;-.slul thiel'. 'Tat; iikol.uniu' 1/ Ur.snc- 
 
 ii;.-,.sl'ul thief, 
 t'iiiM.s-NKo«KA(iAK, cliin nkuNka^ae, r, j>os^. I jiave a hnrsc stolcji 
 
 trom me. 
 ,"uiiK\s iikoskiigaei, >liin nkoska^r.oni, r. ,i. n<<f. (_G) f sfi-il a Ih. !•-■(». 
 
 •(.'liiii-nko.skiij^aenj tzil/.i!,' I stole five h cs.is. 
 •^,, iilv(i.->kai4aciii, nk(..-,kagaeii, nkoskugacnl, v. (. r. (S) I .'-.teal the 
 
 li,)r>rs ui' 'Xkuskui^jaontgu In ili:ni;>-uin,' You steal the 
 
 chiof's horses. 
 • i,lciikosk.'i_^aii.i, i.k<.kosi;ai;'aen, I ;;o to steal horsf- Ii'cm him. 
 ■ nkimkagueVtein, nko.ska_i;aehen, r. rel. (16) 1 steal the horses of 
 
 l,i« Diit li the hors'.! is inflividually meiitio-ied we must 
 
 juv 'Xakonion hi s^^uamkan,' I stole the roan horse; *Nako- 
 
 mcl/.iii ill auehemltusteii,* I stole yoi-.r own rldinj^ hone. 
 [liiUK'spuniikoi, I steal a married woman or man. 
 :,si)iiiiakom, 1 steal Ids wilb or husband. 'Piiiiakomcn Paul,' T 
 
 Ht(tlo Paul's wife. 
 l.tiliiivs nko-.k.iii;u.' u la s nkokosk.i-a'?, Tlion^'li ! wanted to steal 
 
 horses, yet \ eouKl not ste.il any. 
 I N.\S,-[ro(/< of,"] 
 
 1 liiiii-iias, i am wet. 'Chines na>i, ehitu-s ria*^, 1 gvt wet. 
 K'Hiu.som, iiaseii, nasont, v. t. r. (8) T wet it. 
 
 ■' iiasltom, (10; I wet his or it for him. 
 
 [idiiii nusalks, My clothes are wet. 
 
 I'iilii-chiiiusze, I am weLull round, v. g. by sweating, 
 jkhin-nisze. My blanket is wot. 
 
 li-Uiiii-nai.iulii, lly foot i-" wet. '1-cbin-n.snirt.shin,' My foot ar« 
 wot. 
 
 ■mi 
 
r-' "^ 
 
 oh: 
 
 406 
 
 NAUKA 
 
 I-eliiri-chniskun, My head ia wot. 
 
 Chin-nanisshin, My foot is u little wet. 
 
 I-nnas'lzo, Wet all iiisUle. 
 
 Nasiilegii, Wet grouiul. 
 
 NAUIXkAX, [IVoiii 'Ai'iiii,'] TTcad down towards tlie ground ; not 
 
 nioaniiii^ to lioiid the licad^ but to be Hct in the yruuinl ai;! 
 
 hools up. 
 Ios-naiiii'il<{iiu'iii, naiiial<;m, iiaiiiahiint, c. /. r. (8) 1 [ml liiin V;,; 
 
 dowiiwai'il. 'Ni'nuiiU.'Uilciii hi St. Plul/St. Peter was vrucitii! 
 
 head downwards. 
 
 " naiiiakaltciii, v. rd. T jml downwards tlic head of bia 
 
 " nauiakanilncm, nniia'iaiiusten, (8) 1 hucteed in Melting liin 
 
 head downwards. 
 NXUKAN ,— [roo^ (//,] 
 Cbiiics-naiikani, <'!i!iiOs-!;auk:,ii, v.j/usi. [frr-n 'Au,'] I am Lxliurui, 
 
 commanded. 
 rbinf"< »\i'iiikani, fh''n-naukati :vi, nuukunis'j, f. a. ind. (,G) 1 cxLu;, 
 
 '.'ommand, i-roach, lectuiw 
 fp«-nankanoir., ni'iikan, naul;ant, cont CH-naukasten, es-nuiikaskiii 
 
 1' t. r. (8) I cxliort him. 'lc8-nauaukaneni,'u.rt'J. IgivcLiiiiuif 
 
 them a long lofture. 
 " naiikailt; m, i.jiilcailten, rii'ii.kailt, v. rd. (IG) I oxliart liii... J 
 " naiikaishteii., r.aukaish {•'.:. naukaisht, t'. rd. (14) I htlp LiiJ 
 
 exhorting, I exhort in h-o i)lucc. 
 Kaes-naiikai.sliti:('f^iii, r. rd. rcc. We help one anolhei- cxliuniii' 
 
 our folks, wj pioach one for the other, 
 Kacs-naukanu(igiii, '•. rt'<'. Wo oxuort one another, eneourayc mij 
 
 pro tally. 
 lKScnNAU!<.ANf;r. ::;•.:, cb ur.!kauepileii,(S) 1 exhort bun with au;!,' 
 
 rity. 
 Ies-cb';uii;l;aiiein, <h'<n;'nikan, (8j I am e.\!iwrUng, ijroatliiUp'a'uoiij 
 
 that. «®f'Chi8.' 
 " chsiiauIcaiUein, ebsnaukailten, (IGj I exhort hiai lo ilial, 
 
 I jn'ca-'h bi:n about tb.at patlieular uiatijr, '('bsDaakuilziiMl 
 
 neliauiuen,' I oxhorted you to pray. 
 Chines-naukailtuinshi, T exhort the people. 
 Chines naukatiilsi, v. vol. 
 Cliines-ulniiukauii, dim. 
 
wards Uie grovuid ; noi 
 act n\ t^>o ijruuiiil lu;! 
 
 r. (8) 1 1'"'- ^''"" ''>^;»' 
 'St. rcl»-'i' was (.•i'uoill>.l 
 
 [ic houd ofliis 
 
 siieccod in sctliii;^ li'uii | 
 
 .,:n'Au,']I uiucxhoruL 
 
 ]\,i\ a. ind. {{))[ I'slu;, 
 
 i-naukastcn, es-iuiukaskul 
 :ancni,'v.r<;J.lgivobimui| 
 
 ^ni. (10) I cxliort lilt... 
 t, r. rd. (1-i) 1 li^-'lp liii"! 
 
 L ono aiiolUcr cxhorlinJ 
 
 r. 
 
 |;va JtUcr, eiK'Ourugc vocH 
 
 [iciliui't liim wilh uu;;.i 
 
 (.liv.ilinj;, in'Oiuliiu- aUj 
 
 I c.-vliorL liiiii t-o il"'''i 
 :iU:r, •C'L.sr.auliuibluij 
 
 40T 
 
 NCH 
 
 Miaiikaii, .♦. Tlu! exhorting. 'S/.niukiiii,' Tho uiio oxhortod. 
 <j^utinul:ailli\nish, i5giu1in:uik;ui(j)iU'!n, ,<!. An oxhortcr, a preaohor. 
 Innaiilv.inziiton, s. My oxhortcr, he that encourages mo. 
 yAZftUS. J®*'Aaz.' 
 N'AZhK^'IT. iSr'Aaz.' 
 
 ,l;iii,'i.-richalj)nu, [JST'Challni, ail, alipj] chin-nohalip, nolialipsh, 
 
 r. /"'. i^) I swim. 
 Cliiiio.-'iK'hlchalipmi, rrd. 
 I;.-!:"!,.".!;''!!, nch!ilii>.{(ii, iKl\:il])st6kn,()r(_s-n(hulpisku, v.t r. (10) 
 
 I make him Hwini. 'los-nchlchalpim,' red. 
 : ndialpltiMii, nc'halpltt^n, n'^halpiit, r. nl (17) I make swim his 
 
 'K()-r\chalpilt hi in-gatlzin,' Swim over my horse; or 
 
 'Ko-iiitMvolt,' Cross him for mo. 
 .. ii(l,;;ljis]i:tiMi^, IK liali)shiton, nehalpshit, ?'. rd. (15) T make swim 
 s,>i:u> ^horsi's) Tor liiin, f holp him to swim others. 'Nem 
 nclKilpshltemon,' I will help yon to swim them over. 
 . :i;l,:i!].n wum, ir halpnun, iidialidiunt, (f') T succeed in swini- 
 mini; him. 
 
 " mlialpiu'iltom, (10) 1 Hiiccecd in swimming his 
 
 IriiiiKs nclialpclsi, i'. vol. T wish to swim. 
 
 Ichines-iuhalplnisij/rpi/. I of\en awira. 
 
 |los-iuliaI]H>mluiscm,/r6'<7. \ swim him frequently. 
 
 IchincsiiKhchalpmi, I swim a little. 
 
 ISziKhiilip, The swimming. 
 
 I?};unchalip, .<. sent to swim. 
 
 jyiblptiiii, ,<!. Instruments to swim, v. g. the finns of fishes, our 
 
 Imnds, etc. 
 jSndialptiin, s. Swimming pond. 
 feniAJiiKSEM. 'Chek^s.' 
 pT.\rMF\. 8@f'rhau/ 
 
 fi'III' !^. !)"'r'incli, ncheciio, nchodns. l^'Chcc' 
 CCIIiCIir.UF:, .*. Screech-owl. 
 f'"II*^!i:. C'-J''Clici<'.' 
 
 fciKirTPi^.rs. Bfir'fJutip.' 
 
 ):nirMTfT'S. s, Kmut. 
 \(\in\t].KV—lroot of,-\ 
 
 c'Ikm, or iichtnuMgii, [;.orl.;!j;s frnm 'Clioni,'] f am pliia- 
 
 •I 
 
 i 
 
 ■^' 
 
 nine 
 
 I .1- ' 
 
 H ■ 
 
■I 
 
 ll 
 
 
 
 t:v 
 
 
 1 ; 
 1 "^ 
 
 1: 
 
 
 II » 
 
 .* 
 
 1, 
 
 !■'■ * 
 
 ••» 
 
 ■ 4 
 
 1 • 
 
 (< . 
 
 '< 
 
 h. ■ 
 1?^ 
 
 
 i 
 
 "is 
 
 40» 
 Ml 
 
 (lerod. 
 
 I-Miuhemtlkii, What I jiliiri.lirod. 'Ko ii. linnrlUnlr.tem,' f h»n 
 
 bi't!n pluii'lorcil. 
 Ctiiiu'KiiJu'mclkui, chin, ii<hcnnMkiint, iifhi-mrlkuiHli' r. ,t /«,/. («, 
 
 I pliKwliM", I stnil openly in \\\o lino oftlio nwrior. 
 lort-nchcnU'Ikum, nchem^lkiin, nchcintlkunl, r. t, r. (H) | plnnd.! 
 
 Iiini. 
 
 •« ncheindlkuHom, v. rrt. (Ifi) T plunder hi« 
 
 " nclicMiii'lkiiHhti'm, (1 1) I pliicdcr tor him. 
 Chiiu'MK'hi'iiu'Ikiu'lNi, I wish to jilmiflor. 
 S;^;iiifhoinilK-iim, s. Sent to pliindor. 
 Nchonu'Ikui men, '/'//'. A jdiindcrer. 
 IviU's-iu'hpiiu'lkiiniii'gui, Wo jiliindor </!if aiiotlu'i-. 
 i:S-N'*TIMAl\S', Pointed, sliiirp (») top ns n iriiife. JtirCIifn 
 XClIMICANftTlKr. teiy-TMum.' 
 
 r:S ?:cnsiirr'SlTTAKSI,T tMlow on thctmrks. fta-- '^liiiist. 
 KS X<.'irSfr:TZIX, Siipi-eiuc,pnn(ii)!il. »»"'Shiit.' 
 Fvs-nrhsliiizisx,i\tK TTr puts Iiinix'Il'aliovi,' all. r.i.v'''^liiit.' 
 RS XCIIZF.Kl^.TT. Bi-if '('hizc' 
 NftTIKLS. si^^'tho.' 
 X'lIELS. KST'ir.'o.' 
 
 NI-:, (iilr. fat. When. 'X>! ku },'».>.sl,' Wlion yon .shall l.r k.mmI. 
 Xe iuifku, Wlini it shall he wai'in, next summei-. 
 Xc ehli^i;, This evening, when it will bo cvoninfi;. 
 
 P 
 
 nil 
 
 D-ii ):•!• )\v, win u 
 
 ireil ne 
 
 <iieiiv 
 
 it will 'ret d:iv!i:';ht. 
 Al'ter a while. 
 .M'ter a little while, in a slrii't lin-.e. 
 
 No it 
 
 No kucrie, Aftt^r a wliile^ h iM on. 
 
 Xe kej)Z, Xe\t sjiving. 
 
 Xe istch. Xi 
 
 ,t wIiil 
 
 iNe 
 Xc 
 
 nivoask'at, After one day, n.-xt day 
 
 ■.( i: 
 
 ,1.^. 
 
 !H 
 
 ei , 1 
 
 ne. ti 
 
 V:.! :.!.mJ: 
 
 i;o t; 
 
 ^^ ) 
 
 l;..'x; 
 
 a.\- 
 
 1" 
 
 next 
 
 !liiri!;i\ 
 
 Xo ntoiikO-in, .At noon, in f'litnrr 
 
 i; i 
 
 Xe t; 
 
nrlUnlr.tcm,' I Imn 
 r. t. r. {^) 1 \>l'ii>il'v 
 
 i-uiff. Ittr'Clinii.' 
 'Shilt.' 
 
 mcr. 
 
 r.r. 
 
 , ,., , 1 ,, ,r[ V 
 
 lu!:i >'^t- 
 
 401 
 
 :,'e («l»ini*, rt h* WHiitD it. 'Ne irs^^nlH,* If I wiih, us I ploatv. 'Nt 
 
 t-spuus,' Ifypii like, 
 liu no, If. t^'hw.' •». 
 
 \'fc(;U, (t'fv. A\no, 
 ICBH! n\h ! ltd. Look out! do it not! what do you do ? what do 
 
 yoo »ajr F 
 N'KKlS,-[root og ^ 
 
 Chiies-nofcisi chino8ne»iirt, v. pa^s. I am pnid for; I am bouj^ht. 
 liiiH'H neiisi, cliln no^isem, nctMrtish, v. a. ind. (6) I pay lor sonic- 
 thing, I buy; but in a^ much ax I pay for, solvo. 
 les-iiotMscm ncoJHon, nc6i.sorit, cont. eH-nc6lHtcn, es-nofewku, v. t. r. 
 (8) I buy it and pay lor it. 'Nofciscn in in g6Iko/ I bought, 
 jmiil for, my wagon. 'A os-no6intH h\ o'16 ?' Docrt ho buy mar- 
 tins? 'K(4-rioiirtloni,' Thoy aro paid lor, thoy are bought, there 
 is Diiirket Ibr that article. 'Tas no^inlom iotolgod hiHpi^raze/ 
 There i« no market now lor buffalo robos. 
 II ru'oieii^om, r. rr<!. For sovoral articles, or several different 
 
 triidcH. 
 •' n^ihom, nuiUon, ndiH, i'. reiL (16) I pay him his. 2 I pay that 
 lor him. 'Nom nl-ilzin }u aspkdin,' I'll buy your wheat, I'll 
 pay you your wheat. 
 " neoishtom, noeishtori, ne«iisht, r. reJ. (14") I pay lor him, holp 
 him paying, I pay in his place. *Xc tas nctilts nem tkoie m- 
 noi'ishten,' If he docs not pay it to you, I'll pay for him. 
 lues-nooishtuigni, i\ nl. rec. "We pay one lor the other. 
 Io(iiK'i'i><lK'm, ne6islH>nu'n, v, reh (9) I ]»ay this article, I buy it fi^r 
 
 others, ind. 
 Cliiiios lu'ci^shi, (6) I buy for others, 1 pay for others. 
 li:sNi'.fisr.M, nccisonu'ti, r. imt. (9) I use it to pay, to buy, pay it 
 .lilt; nieiiuiiig the money given in trade. 'Tie netiscmen \\x. 
 in-iiluiini, u tutMsi'n lu in-zitgu,' I pjiid ( iit, piive jiway my 
 niDiii'y and bought a bouse. 
 
 !f.'.iiciiM'inlt( i!i V. i>i<t. rtl. (IH) 1 yi\y out liis moiu-y. 
 
 |Siit'is, ,'. Tin' leaving, buying. 'I szi;eis,' What I luivc jiaid. 
 'Sziiei-,' It 's paid. 
 
 iiii^Kii, .v. "Wiial ! biiv, what 1 jKiy for, my iiurrhaso. 
 iiicisnncn, r. *";i.*^"\Vl'.:it I buy witl;, AS'liut 1 pay with. 
 
 
 l'UI;', UM'lii, .' 
 
 . A bityi r, a [>:iy('r. 
 
■ •<>* 
 
 I 
 
 ^0 2 
 
 Iff' "-^ 
 
 3m 
 
 
 rdoA-ncdisom, 1 buy him again, I redeem him. 'Kaoi-ntt^iHIs/ H« 
 
 redeems us, he paid for us, he buys us back. ' 
 NEin,- -[root of,] 
 B8-n6igu6u9, V. pass, [perhaps from *Ki nofes,'] It is swapped. 
 
 Chine8-noi};u6usi, chin-ni'igutusfm, neigu^UHish, r. a. ind. (6) 1 
 swap, I exchange article for article in the same kind or differ- 
 ent one. 'Chinos-neieigu6u.si, red. 
 
 les-neigu^usem, neigueuscn. neigu^usent, v. t. r. (8) I 8wap it. 
 
 neigufeuhem, noigu^uVton, neigufcuH, v. rel. (16) 1 swap his 
 
 neigueusahtoin, ncigu^usshten v. rel. (14) I swap to please him, 
 in his favor. 
 
 KaeH-neigushtuegui, v. rel. rec. We swap, we exchange between us, 
 we accommodate one another exchanging goods. 
 
 (Jhines-neigusfelse, I wish to swap. 
 
 Sneigueus, s. The swapping. 'Szneigueus,' The having exchanged. 
 or the object exchanged , 
 
 Neigusemen, x. A person swapping all the time. 
 
 Sguneigudusem, s. One sent to swap. 
 
 OiiiNEs-NAiousKXaAEi, I swup horses. 
 
 (Jhincs-nsiigusizei, I swap blankets. 
 
 Chiiies-naigusalkasi, I swap shirts. 
 
 XE LKUE Ui^—lroot of,] 
 
 b3s-nelkiu;uH, Eosciiidod, bfokeii K./gain. UaT'Iikot.' 
 
 ('!iiii08-nc!kii6iiKi, chiii-iielkueusom, iielkueu.sish, c. (;. ind. cop. [ijil 
 I hroiik :i barifjiii), I resciinl, I hack out from a coiu'liided h.ir- 
 jiiiin ; I sovor Iriondsliip, cotnpanioiisliii) with oiio; 1 aposta- 
 tize, 1 biU'k out of tny coiniJiict with fioil, or with the Ciuiicli.j 
 
 Ics-iK'iiiiiciiscm, lu'ikuciiscii, iiolkuciisciit, cnnt. os-iiollciitnisk'ii,i 
 iiclIviR:iisk-ii, •■. f. r (Sj I hack" out ol'that itai'piin. 
 
 ii"l!:ii('uil in, lU'iktieultcn, iiellciiOM'it, r. rd. (Ifi) 1 luvul' 
 
 IllSCfill-: 
 
 tract for liis saico, oi- to liarin liiiii, 
 Kai's iii'Iki)>{u.'mii, We Ijr^'a'u owr !'reiii(lslii]t, lircak out ni oiir har-i 
 
 gain. 
 <'hitns-iilk-f)smc!si, v. rul. 
 riiiiK s IK !!<('iii.-/,i,ti, r. I'i.j... r,f. I lircal; ni\sli";iii (•i;i;':i;,'omi'iii 
 
 looic witii some one, I t;i!;i' iii\sell back, T n'tire, i liiy.'cIl'.-'i'vJ 
 
 criuy coii:k'( tioii with ;o!!ie one; tlic voluntaty a{n;st:i.-\'. 
 I cs-!:eIlvolls/.L.t('!ii^ liell'.cii'- /utciceii. \\A\:> li^/.utcli.ciit, \\in^t,i% 
 
 bit 
 
 'Ko- 
 
 les-ni'uht 
 
 ■' nciit 
 
 Iji'-ii.,! 
 
 :;iiini 
 
 rNn'iii'iii 
 
 clzil 
 
 nt'uki 
 K«-(liiliieij 
 
•K»et-n«^»*^l"»' H« 
 
 [t IB Bwapped. 
 
 ah, V. a. ml. (6) 1 
 
 same kind or differ- 
 
 r. (8) I Hwap it. 
 
 . (16) 1 swap his 
 
 [ swap to please him, 
 
 jx change between us, 
 nr goods. 
 
 he having exchanged. 
 
 n\o. 
 
 t^'IiUot.' 
 iah, c. a. inil.cop.{i)\ 
 fVoni a ooncluilcd kir- j 
 p witl» one; 1 i»li">ta-| 
 1, „r witl> tlu' Chun' 
 
 vf, (^ir>) 1 Inviik liisV.ii-l 
 , l,i-c>;il< out n! om-b;ir-| 
 
 ,,, hill '-ivy uiu^sUiA. 
 
 411 
 
 ■ ^ 
 
 sever luy connection with him. 'Nelkousziitomentgu \\i siich- 
 chaumen,' You went yoursell out of the ( hurch. 'Einelkous- 
 zutonient iu sguilonton,' Break again your compact with th*- 
 deril. 
 >selkoUvosniuV, s. A bargain breaker, always backing out in his 
 
 bargains. 
 \KM, Sign of futurity; 'Nein tip^if*,' It shall rainjwlways with 
 
 ▼erbs oi* nouns verbified. 
 N'em, absolute means yea, I will do it; used iu answer t« a quoM- 
 
 lion; it is a promis<i exactly as the English, I will. 
 NEM,— [roof ot,] 
 
 les-nemcm, n^men, n^mont, v. t.r. (S) I. «avo it, spare it, : spend il 
 savingly. 
 
 •' nemltem, (16) 1 Hpare his , or it for him. 
 
 •' iiunishtem, v. rd. (14) I am saving for him. 
 N'ememen, s. A saving, avaricious man. 
 Xeinnemt, K'V/. rol. A saving lellow, not cxtravagaiil. 
 N'EMKNlvUBPENE, Jaws lull of food. 
 lES-NEMUAUSEM. Mr'Moo.' 
 
 KS-NES'CII EN, They are gathered in a dish, etc. iST'Es chenem.' 
 N'EU,— [roof o/,] 
 
 Sneut, s. Wiu'l, the blowing, 'Slncneut,' Little wind. Jtt^'Gaa.' 
 Es-tu'Uti, ncut, neuteni, r. impcrs. The wind blows, it is windy; tht; 
 opposite of 'I-koii Tn^ut,' It blow lirst the wind. 'Znt^ut,' i( 
 blew trom there. 
 liH-NfiuM, ncun, neuni, " '- r. (8) I blow upon it or him, I fan it- 
 'Ncuiitcm/ It was iilrwn on by the wind, v. g. a boat, sail, etc;. 
 •;{(» ztitii;ittMii,' I am blown on by tin- wind from that place. 
 'Ko-tn6utoi!i,' First the wind blow on tne. 
 
 lesncultem, neultcn, niuh, v. .rd, (10) 1 blow ujton his 
 
 •' iK-iisliti'tii, luUNJjUii, ncnsht, (14) 1 blow for him. 'Ko-es- 
 i.('ii.->!.t<.'i!i.' riu^ wind blows for nif, in mv favnr, v. g. when 
 :aiiniiig or tlirowing wheat. 
 
 r/ n'iit'uu-<eni, Tlie wind blows among 'E.Mi'nuulkom ii 
 
 nlzil,' The wind blows in the woods. 
 S'cmi.NKrKi:. s. Sea wind, win I on water, sea wind storm. 'Ohi^- 
 
 iieulvu,' The wind I)lo\vs on the sea, lake, el-. 
 Eu-thilneukum, ehilniukunfem. lie has, or had a sea wind-siorru. 
 

 0: CO 
 
 oh: 
 
 it, i"^ 
 
 41 « 
 
 ¥BUT 
 
 Sn£uli, s. Waves raised by winds, '^mitulcgu,' Windy placo, 
 
 *Snn6aten,' Place where winds come from. 
 Es-n'niukasem, The wind blowt in the road. 
 Ko-cs-n6usem, ko-n^uscntem, The wind blows in my face. 
 Ko-ndukanten, The wind blowi in my hair. 
 Ko-neuz6tem, The wind blows in my blanket. > 
 Ko-naulkasontem, The winh blows on my whirt. 
 Es-chneusem, The wind blows on high, v. g. on top of a belfry. 
 Kuln6nntem, The wind blows bolow, v, g. carrying the du.st. 
 Ko-n'n6untcm, kon'n^ulzeitom lu inzitgu, The wind blowH in m^ 
 
 room. 
 Ko-n'nokan^lguntem, The wind blows down my chimney. 
 NGEL, ngalgel. |«-*Gol.* 
 NGAZTUSEM. iir'Gazim.* 
 NGAPliUS. «r'Gap.' 
 
 NGOTUS. m-'Cot: 
 
 NGOZUSI. i^'Gozim.' 
 
 NGUZSHUSI. lar'Guizsh.' 
 
 NGUZGUZMELS. tST'Gu?.: 
 
 NGUZXKS. »-'Goz.' 
 
 NEUTEP -[root 0/,] 
 
 Chines-neutfcpi, chin-ncutfepeni, iioutj^pish, (6) I ask one to givemej 
 what I gained from him ^{ambling. liir'Eut Sou.' 'Stem Jul 
 a-8zncuttp? ta, ko-nkuimpentem,' What you got from your j 
 gambling companion ? nothing, ho took it back. 
 
 le8-ncut6pom, ncut^pen, neut«^pont, v. t. r, (8) I wait on him to bJ 
 paid what Iguii»cd from him, I ask him to pay what hciosll 
 
 " neut6pHcm, (16) I auk his to pay what he lo.st. 
 
 « neut^pshtem, (U) I go for him, in his place, to ask payment c 
 
 what he won gambling, 
 '* chsnoutepHcm, (16) I ask him that article which 1 won from 
 him. 
 
 Kacs-neutcpenui'gui, W«^ ask ouch other payment'of whtit we liiiv^ 
 
 won. 
 In-n»'utep«'nzuton, i. lie that asks mo what ho won from inc. 
 CHIN mAKA.'-HIL^III, i look in to see if there be ui.yboii 
 
 bending down the head ; as opening a door and looking in 
 
 Boe if there is anybody. 
 
ilcgu,' "Windy place. 
 n. 
 
 3 iu my lace. 
 
 t. ^ ■ • 
 
 irt. 
 
 on top of a bellVy. 
 irrying the dust. 
 ['ho wind blowH ui my 
 
 1 my chimnoy. 
 
 6) 1 ask one to give me 
 *Eut Seu.' 'Btemh 
 lat you got from your I 
 it back. 
 8) I wait on him to k\ 
 im to pay what he IdsU 
 
 hat ho lost. 
 place, to ask payment i 
 
 •ticlo which I won froin 
 
 iiytncnt'of what we liiivj 
 
 t ho won from me. 
 e if there be aiiybodyj 
 door and looking in 
 
 41 a 
 
 NICH 
 
 l^..s.iiikaiaUashilisliem, nikaiakashilshi-'nien, v. rr I. (9) T ain ll. rowing' 
 
 glances in at him, to see if he is in. 
 .. chniakashil;ihera chniakashilsheinon, (9) I look in for that. 
 .VlUXliS, niiulsem, li^'Io.' 
 K.C}l,—[root 0/,] 
 ('hiru'^ iikhi, chiiics-nich, red. I am cut. or sawod by a saw. or kni-V. 
 
 •Ks-nchnich/ All cut. 
 Vich'cho, It gots savvcJ, or cut, the w jod saw.s wjll. 'Satkolp gost 
 
 II es nich'chc,' Pino tirnbor .savvs well. 'Steinjlko, u cs uicli'- 
 
 (■hiiV What timber ."a ws well ? 
 Chiiis-nichi, chin-nichem, nichiah, r. u. (nd.(fi) I saw, I am sawing 
 
 or cutting with a knife. 
 Ks nich'chi, nich'ch, nich'chish, v. pafs. It is aawing, the wood is saw- 
 
 ing, getting sawed, it lends itself to be sawod ; the two last 
 
 oeom the nearest to tho Indian moaning. 
 lovniehom, nichon, nichont, cont. es-nichslcn, csnichsku, o. t. r. (8) 
 
 I isaw that, cut it. 
 
 • nuirchom, nlch'diston, nich'chskii, v. f. r. (8) I make it saw, 
 or be sawed. 'Xich'chskui tu nichemencmp,' Make your saw 
 saw. 'Niih'ohskui zi luku,' Have that log sawed. 
 
 • ni(hom, nichemon, nichcmont, v. inut, (9) I uso that to saw. 
 
 • iiichltom, nichrteti, niuhh, v. rd. (16) I saw his or it for 
 
 him. 
 
 " inthomhem, nichemlten, i". inst. ret. (16) I use his to puw. 
 
 • nichchelioni, nichclieUen, causi. rel. (16) I have that sawed lor 
 him. 
 
 ■ iiichshtom, niclishtonj nichsht, r. fvf. (14) I saw something for 
 
 him, I help him .sawing, I saw on his account. *Ko nichsht,' 
 
 Saw me some wood. 
 Kins nichshtiit^gui, v. rr\ rd. Wo saw one for tho other, we help 
 
 Olio tinothcr sawing. 
 K'viiichshom, n'lchshemen, »'. rel. (9) I saw that for others. 
 (,'ii;iiL's iiiclislu, V. r6J. (6) I am sawing for others. 
 .Niich, N. The sawing. *Lu snich'ch.' Tho sawing of the saw, or of 
 
 tho woo 1 itself, knilio cut. 
 I >,ziii(h, What I have sawed. 
 Smmichrra «. A sawyer. 
 .\i(hemon, .!. A saw ; /'/, •Xchnichemen.' 
 

 HI 
 3» 
 
 4H 
 
 Kinchemen. s. dim. A little .saw, a knife. 'Sn-ninclu'inoiilci),' Kni^. 
 
 case. 
 Io8-nchnichom, r. reJ. • 
 
 " tninc'hom, I saw a little picfie. 
 lEs-NionNitNEM, iiichmin, (8) I succeed in sawing it. 
 Io8-nich'chnunom, I succeed in making it saw; referring to thuii 
 
 strument or log sawed. 
 Ieb-nichOsrm. nichusen, nicliusent, v. cop. (8) I cut it in two by tL» 
 
 breadth. 
 les-nicholuuHom, or nchclausenn, nicholauson, (8)1 saw or cutji 
 
 two by the length. 
 " niehilisoin. nich61iNon, (8) I cut, saw it in pieces. 
 CHiNMS-if'NfcHsf, chin-n'iiicliH, pufS. I have my head cut off. 
 Chines, n'nichsi, chin-n'nioliswrn, n'nichsish, (8) I cut a head off. 
 les-n'nichsem, n'nicjjscn, n'nichsont, (S) I cut iiis head off. 
 Chines-n'niehs'nzi'iti, 1 cut oft" my own head. 
 Sznichs, The head cut off, the cutting of the head. 
 Cimhes-kulnIchi, I (;ut somethifig below. 'I-szkulnichi,' What 
 
 sawed ot!'. 
 ^es-ku^nu•hem, 1 cut it below, 1 saw it off. 'Ko-kulnicliU,' Cut it I 
 
 shorter tor me. 
 CiirNES-NtcHEPi, cliiii-nichopora, nichopi.'«h (B) I cut trees at tin- 
 stumps, at tho l<)ot. 
 fes-nichepom, nicbepon, nlehepent, (8) I fell that tree, HJirub, utoj 
 " nichopHem, (16) \ fell hivi tree, or it for him. 
 " nichepshtoni. [It] 1 foil trees for him, 1 help him folliii/,' locJ 
 [-sznichp, What f 1; ive folio. I. 
 
 Es- nichchpi. Th"> timber siw< or cul», when it is sttiiKhng on lomi 
 Sgunichcbpem, .<.-. An ax iiniii. foiling logs. 
 Tes-chvioiikpilem, chili 'Mpil Ml, [HJ I cut tho strings, ro]io,s 
 
 which a thing is tie i or boiiiid. 
 Chinos-chnioliopiloriz'ili, I <'Ul iiiv s^l!'loos.> rr.)m soinohody. 
 SlEKO—lront of,} 
 Chinos-nickomi, diin-nioko, niekosh; [5] I cross a river, I goto llil 
 
 opposite side, 
 les-niokom, ni^kostt^n, niekoskii, or niekosteku, i'. t. r. [IOJIitojI 
 
 him, 1 ferry him over, I make him cross, v. g. hoi-Hcs. 
 " nickoHe'ii, niokoUt^n, niekuH, v. rd. [17] I cross his 
 
nchomcnU'ii,' KuUt. 
 
 1 cut it in two by lb« 
 
 , (8) I saw or i-ut in 
 
 'ICo-kuhiichit,' Culii 
 (B) I cut Iroes at the 
 
 DU it is stuiulmg on Innij 
 
 in 
 m 
 
 les niokorthltom, niokoHhiten, niokoBhit, v. rtl. [16] I help him cro*-' 
 
 Hing, I cross some things ior him. 
 " niokoshishem, niokoshlshemen, u. rel. [9] I cross that for oth- 
 
 ITH. 
 
 ('hincs-nlckoshishi, [6] I cross for Others. 
 Kacs-niekonu6gui- Wo ferry one another. 
 Kaeg-nickoshitufcgiii, Wo ferry for one another, we help one another 
 
 drlTing across the river, 
 (.'hinos-niokoHumshi, 1 ferry people. 
 ChincH-niokomluiHi, I ferrj' things often. 
 Icsniokonunem, niekonun, [8] I succeed in putting him across. 
 
 " niekonuhom, [16] 1 succeed in ferrying his or it for him. 
 
 Xiokotin, $. If eans of crossing, v. g. boat, etc. 
 
 Snifckotin, s. A crossing, a ford. 
 
 i^ni^ko, s. The crossing, the act of crossing. 'Sznieko,' The having 
 
 crossed, the crossing, past, what is lerriod. 
 Sguiii^ko, 5. Ferryman. 
 OiiiNEs-NiKKosiifLSHi, I go over to the opposite party. 
 
 'Xiokoshilsh chep-suiApi,' Ho went over to tho Protestants. 
 CuiN-ZNifcKO I crossed coming this way. nef'Tceko.' 
 CniNFS-cHiEKOMf, chin-chifeko, chi^kosh, r. int. [5] I pass through 
 
 a narrow phu-e j as squecKing myself thi'ough it, v. g. a thread 
 
 tlu'ons^h tho eye of a noodle, a child coming to life, passing 
 
 tiirongh a narrow gate, a canon, etc, 
 (.'hiiicliu'kiu'us, 1 go through, ptiNsing over a high wall, or on a 
 
 lou; iicross a stream, etc. 
 Chinos-cliit'koini, cliin-ciiiokc'tm, cliickoisli, [7] 1 niakii something 
 
 ])i\SS tln'OlILl'll. 
 
 Ii>-c!iu'kwni, chiokuM, chiokuiit, [10] 1 make it jja.ss llirongli. 
 
 • (liii'koitc'Mi, [17] I make his |)ass tlirougli. 
 
 ■ ciiic'^iiiium'm, [S] f ina!<i' it l;"i> tlirou;j;li, V. ;i;. narrow shoos. 
 ■• rliiokoiniiuMii, [It] 1 jkhs tlin>iii;-ii it, throiiifli that narrow 
 
 jTutc, etc. 
 t'liiii-/,(iiic!:o, 1 caMK' |>;;ssiii^ lliroiiifli. 
 N'lIA'LKdlT, K'.' i-i witli tho '.i.'il liaii,j;iii- .lown towards the 
 
 ^r.i:iii(l. J5v.y'lli!n.' 
 !• " i! II 111 M, '.!',':' II 111, iiilaniM 'lU'i^an, [•'^j F tiivii iiiiii lica-I down towards 
 
 ;i..' ;'i'c'iii'! i'!;t not !V':-ii!i'j; on t!; • '.roiiu'l. Bu2""'N'aiiiaka!i.' 
 
1^^ 
 
 4U 
 
 NIMAl'. i^'Iinp/ 
 
 NISSXKA, IIo loHt ihe rouJ, went oat of tb« ntfhl road. 
 ('hii)ii«-iiiikt<aka:;cliin ninnaka, [5] I misAod, lost the right road. 
 I<>H-ni^flikam, iiis^&knn, nlnsakarvt, [8] I mim that road. 
 
 •' iiinHilcam, niiss.ikamstiMi, niMnjiiiamRko, i\ causs. [9] 1 makr 
 
 him miM the r*ft<l. 
 MSHUT. f^-'Tshul.' 
 
 XISIv6T, .T./r. for. On the oppo«it«' bank oCthe river, of a valley. 
 LiiifLot, ihiv. On the npposito side. 'Chni8k6l,* To the oppoHiu. 
 
 side. 
 Chirio n;:<l;(',ti, fliiii-ni.s'tt.itim, I ;^o to the opposite side of the riv- 
 
 or. 'ICulwtM niskt'itofn,' He scut them to the other uitlc of tli(, 
 
 lakf, or river. 
 NIUALS. «®- III io.' 
 NKATJ/-. j®-'Kftc. 
 NFvA n:M, nka^iis, nkacoh*. l^-'Kae.' 
 XKAKZIN. m-'Kae: 
 NKAETEMI. W-'Kaete.' 
 \KA1MKLS, ukaeintlsi, nkum^lHi. i^'Kam.' 
 IvS-NIvAIUS, (". p,irt. pn'i.'i. Cloven, forked. 
 Hs.nkai.'isshiii, <t'lj. Cloven-footed; as cattle, hogs, etc.; pi. -Kv 
 
 nknikiiiusshin/ 
 SNKAiosKKis'ciir.NT, N, (rros Vciitrcs, Tiidians so oallevl. 
 SKO-[>oot of,-] 
 
 .Vko, /('//;'. One, iiianiiiiaU', another- 'Ks-nkii,' Let it he one, 
 Ink.',, nu,),. Only one, iho same one, not another, 'I-ks-iikii l:i 
 
 s].ni.sz-,' Lot their hearts he only one. 
 riiilco, .-.'///(. Scarcely one, oii!^- a small one. 
 Xko, idlr. Onco. 'I iiku,' Only unce, 
 Xkoxskat, One -lay. T nlvoaskal,' only one day. 'I chin nkodv 
 
 Iva'oni.' f pii'^s'd only o.-ic day. 
 .N'Kofi.if.r, 0;)f trih;-. 'I-.;k()(''!i:;ii,' Only one trilic, nation. iK^s. 
 
 nlv'i(-!i;.;iini, ■•.!<((,' '.i;;!!!!,' T :n;ilvv' tliom o'lo tribc^ 'K.us-iik..!i- 
 ;(!.'■ 1 ,' ^V' ;;•' 11' ly (:•''>■- ^iii-.t' 1. w- :;i ilce tr.'aty of;iI!i;t:i .| 
 h',!t\y.'cn n>, \vi- nv.i'vc iiiivsclvtM one :iation. 
 
 V •.■ 
 
 ^aO::m;-, f)i- ]<>\.r-, a i )!"i -r !.)>1^.^ '1 ii".,ir!.;:i,' 0,:1 
 
 ly one ;'r 
 
 same lod^^o nv lior.so. 
 Nkodlxo, Olio ]ila;(\ nnc room. 'T-nkoelzo/ The same room. 
 
 |l[ii(iepiii( 
 one I 
 
 tfjcncpilit 
 li'liorpeii.'' 
 kkoegihir 
 pkoiiil, C 
 
 \biiik», 
 piiilko, 
 like ft 
 only Ht 
 
 .fesiii C 
 
 .Wph 
 
 knd or 
 
 koakii'i.o, 
 
 one i%tt}'] 
 
 |iirr«-iik('zi 
 
 Iwy onl 
 
 fral.v, One \ 
 
 «V ifllt 01 
 
 toed to h 
 filvczinenil 
 
 one, I unit 
 
 itwm, i-f)k- 
 
 ■'■' '" lliciii, 
 
 I'lir hear*- 
 ''M''-:ikoai!i 
 
 fll.V rjr.y, 
 
 !'"!! ;in. II., 
 
 ■""I'!-,r 
 
 i),! 
 
H'. day. 'I chiiinkods- 
 
 y'.ic tribe, iititioii. !Ks.; 
 >']<.) tribe. 'K;u's-iik.i 
 
 ,' Tbc same room. 
 
 [bipirif, One inontLCul a,.,.m 
 one mouthful. ' ^'^'h- '-ut».„. .I-.koe^.,., . . , 
 
 ItepJit.h.n, One step. ' "'^^ 
 
 Ibrpen., 0,10 .heet oHwu pa,a.8 
 Ibesshm, Ono, «to.c, one grain * 
 
 I'koiiil, One boat, onnoe. " ^' 
 
 I'Lobriel, One shot. 'J.,.}.;,, „,. , . 
 
 Ito^lko, One stick. 'I-nkoalko ' Onl ' *^'"" ••"'»<1- 
 
 !il- stick of wood, ,Von, ea'ndy 1"".;?'^'^ ' "^ anything 
 -IVHt,e- ouronly hopoandroso'unl: /^■'^"^-"'^-O'i'ko,' Ouf 
 
 ■ ;:.on, only one play ^tu-k i.s lef ■ ?' T '^' ^'""^^^'^^ to 
 Jes,.. Christ in our only hope '"'^'^^'"koulko *u Je«, k,; , 
 
 m:Mn,nr nkusen), One binri ' ^ 
 
 I I < /> . ^^'^.'^ ""c band or fl. r "«U8em, 
 
 I land or f«m,/y. '"• fire, Joseph h another- 
 
 ^^abusOnobandofonc/amilv T i . 
 one family. '"''^ ' ^''koak8^s,' They »re only 
 
 J U.y only on. word. ' ""' "'^* ^^•>'-^- ^Chine^-inkozini ' 
 
 lozlv, One word. 'I.,iff07in 'n » ' 
 
 r..vl,„.„„o „.„„,. •""""• Only „„o word. 'l-U „ko.l„,. V„„ 
 
 ..rJ.,l,i„. '«". '-I—nemo,,,, (,) F .a,. „,„^. „„^^ 
 
 ftiUinoniltcni, nfl) J i^,... ^. , 
 
 hn,,,„l<,lm,ton, i.„|,.„„l^, . 
 
 ]'"'»''. »» „„ue „„r h«',; " '"" '"'""''■ »'" 1"" ..«..i.:.,- 
 
 |in;iiiii!;,>|i- | ,i !-,".,.. w 
 
 ^'^o:n!,I:Wuk:ie.s,:.i :;;''''■•'•''• ^^'^^^ "nit. hi«.. ., 
 
 K"Mc.n.,(oftwo." """'''"' ^-"'''^'<^'^-^>e.,..k„, I, , , ^^ ^ 
 
 I"' '■'i''-'ic!::iiiim-!L r Jwj^f, .. 
 
 

 MKO 
 
 I-nko f!liin-r3p-HnonIngnoneton !;i Izuil/., 1 !iavi> ihoKime faith he hap 
 
 r 
 
 sn'>-n-- 
 
 sno' 
 
 .■lie 
 
 '■It'll, Vy ci.bolk'vor. 
 
 l-nko-cp-«!r»Mt!fh, i-nko ep.sn^u', i-nkoepapiiOs^koic, Ilohaithe 
 
 same floOt, bIno(f, heart thrtt T h;ivn. 
 I-»nku-op-8kiltich, i-8nku-cp-9T);;ul, i-snku-cp spmid, id. 
 
 res-n'ico '^kc^Itii'hoin, i-iiko-sUeltichonuMi, (9) I have tlio samo flcul, 
 with liiti), T aui one flesh w'lh i iiti. 
 " nk(vsn;;iVem, i-nkn-sngii1oiiion, ('.)) T h:iyo on^ bh>(>(l with him 
 " ?-i\-o-^|iii,'iscin, i-iiko 'j[iii'i'<o;;i'M!, (0) I h ivo ono heart witli !i 
 
 NKO w[Tir .''iih.'-t.iiitive or MfljoetivcM. 
 
 T svKH virnt:, .». ^'y hrnther, or eonsin, tny nistor. 
 
 J-s'i'-irjk'i-si'-'i.'^'p hroi!)er«» Of sIst(M's. 
 
 Kao-n''n agnt'^'iis, Wo, two, aro hrothers, or sisters. 
 
 Kao-Tikti-Mi'utelin, Wo, soverul aro brothers, or sistori*. 
 
 Mil. 
 
 T 
 
 s'l :ii- 
 
 Msi:r;i!t, He Irt.s tho '<r'i,' I'hiiilrcn tliat ! have. 
 
 I-s'v-»ni-It''ti''t, ^*y fMI'>v--bny ; said Only liy a boy. 
 r-sMkii-.skoisktiis^f, My follow little boys; en'ul only by a boy. 
 I-8nkii-9uiriumt, My fellow young man. 
 T-snkii-skaltcinigu, My fellow iu:in. ho is a man like myself. 
 l-8nkn![to:^|tii:^Mt, My fellow old man, or woman, a.s oM aa my^clf.| 
 
 T- 
 
 h'f"M), 
 
 V' 
 
 ' I \v 
 
 •1. ^1 
 
 l'^ !■ 
 
 little i-irl III; 
 
 f m". 
 
 '-Kiikiistiichmi'.h, My fifllow large girl.^ 
 I-flnkiisnW'em, Vy fellow womiin.| 
 l-8nkn'?;i/,:iiii}|t,__Myjre!l'»\*'j!iulu childronj^they arc littl« childreJ 
 
 like rr\r\ 
 I-8n'''ns'-(M''r''. or H,HTT>e 'esb as mine. 
 I-snkulpsiiie, A fool like me. 
 !-Hnkiiipagpagt, A wise man like me. 
 
 T".T)kii'i!'nii>rn! 
 
 'y 
 
 •ell 
 
 tiW ( 
 
 ■hief. 
 
 T-snl'i!'a;ra'i'i«, ^'y fellow M>vvaiit. 
 I-snknlkonkoiiit, My fellow jtonr, poor like nie. 
 T-snkuK'zageil, IT.- i'< t!ic same as myself, my like,, my eoinpcor. 
 r.snkuk-hinakn, Another like me. 
 T-snkiisktMigu, My follow man, i.ty neighbor. 
 I-snkiisgupelstufgii, My fellow .si>l(Iier. 
 l-<-iiKi;l!. lU) ,i;\' ."j Icilnw jiilisi. % 
 
 f-snkiil(lizogut'piI«', M_\ fcllnw jiuige 
 
 ■KIliClilaiil'il'MU'll, 
 
 IS irast ilile as rn\sO 
 
 If. 
 
thoy uro Uttle tliildretil 
 
 Alt 
 
 ^,io, Willi verb*. j>y:!X 
 
 I,„ ,v.ii:i..;>t.Mii, nWiil.Viintcinon, (0) I -et mad with him > not »»t 
 
 him. ■.'...■ ,. 
 
 [hh; 1. u :Mt, 114} is ;h fn:id us mysoK. 
 I,,, Mk .;.j>;fU..-iii,iikiiWipiOl««!iu'ii,i,;»j [ rejoice with him. C'in,jaude» 
 
 1 ..iiI-U^IH> ♦i"', tJ" r«-J0K'0i* lid I tin. . ... 
 
 I,iiui:'liii;MH'iic'i«.'m, ii!<u''j>.4»u.soiichoru4ii, (9j i am aorry with 
 
 U.K.. C'tii'i deo ii'ii. 
 l^iikiil|)Uj)u»t'!u-h, Hoja Horry an 1 am. . ■-■*, 
 
 •o^iiK.it iirJiii'O'-oiii, ui<iihii.;iipcUiiiii-.«n, ([)) I uin g.iil wiih hirt). 
 
 ■ nkuIiiiJiizgiumcUoiu, i)kuln;ruz^uztii6lBom«n (8) 1 Huffcr with 
 tiiiii. C'liKpatior. 
 
 ■ a'cult'iiiiUeiii, ii!<ii »"ihUoiiuin, ('•>) . dwell with him. CoLihito, 
 Isnkuicinat, He thatdwcllH «rith me. > < 
 lc.-iil.ul/.iim; iikut.',iiiiieii. (\f) 1 May with him. 
 
 " iiku'eiilslioin. iiAuh'TilMhenuMi, (^'J J 1 sleep with him. 'Isnku- 
 
 ii'lii.Hii,' ile that siccus with me. 
 « nkulkolkollutom, iikulkotkollutcmen, I lay down with bim. 
 
 C.iiitciiiuuu. 
 lU.iku'.kolkollut, iry;,l>od IfUow. 'Ep-*nUulkoH<oUut/ II* has • 
 
 beil-;'ellovv. 
 
 Ilosiikiililiiieiii, i>!xiilili!ieiaeii, (9) I cat with him. Cometh. 
 " iikulj^iiitiin, i)kul;{uicinen, I go with him, I take him along 
 
 wall iiK'. 
 ' ii!iiil(.li/.),;ui):lcin, iikiilchiiiiepikiiii, I jii l_:^t^ with him. Cmju- 
 
 liiii), 
 
 iikuUiukotom, nkultiikotom'-'ii, I qii:irrcl Willi him. . 
 
 n'ciiijcUiiic^.i'ii, uk-ulj>«Istnc^ii!iioii, I li,^'it villi lii.n ; an I so 
 
 oil, all vcrb-t can Lhi corisiriied with 'Nivo.' 
 
 ikii'kii!, Ife I'lml h;»s beoii bajiti/.od, uv inarri-.'d wi?h mo, at the 
 
 minic tim«. 
 
 [iiHiikiiikuU-iM, •ikiilkuleiih'ii, I work with liiiii. 
 jlsiikulkolil, llo that was born, ;;ttt married with mc. 
 Ili'Mikiilkoriein. ukiilkorU'uivjn, I [irodiice with him. Mi conye- 
 
 iff'. 2. i am pptdiK-i.'. 1 Willi iiim, I m*rcy wi::: ;»I:;i. ur ^jut 
 
 iiiirricd witli him. 'Xkulkollcinenz t Josop,' Thee espoused 
 
 
 ■M 
 
p 
 
 irl 
 
 UROL 
 
 Joseph. 
 f-nnkut'aAK, My follow-bouml, bound at noine tiini' with iiie. 
 l-8nku)azi-ut, The one bound with mo. 
 
 Te8-iikuJ»f.6u«om, nl<iila«*nseini'n, I have hiiii boiiinl with nir. 
 NkokI^.in, One hundred. 
 Nkokanchstuilsh, They becrumo a hnndi'Cii. 
 Ta isViiNKTTf, or ta is'chiikntM/.o t'sut-iil t'aooli^u, I did not ,.m,.i|i 
 
 single fish, or dfcr. 
 ■S-NKOAKOl^PrT/S, ;"Ms. It is gelded, »lu<ri>d, ciistratL'il. 
 
 'Koetm.' 
 Ifs-nkoako^pilseni, nkiKikoepilHcn, iikoukoepilMeiil, (8j 1 
 
 him. 
 
 " nkoakorpiUtem, (Ifi; I p;ithi» or him for him. 
 
 Ohinea-?iko;ikoepil!''ca!^;i''i, 1 < .it horses. 
 
 OHINES-NKOKM f:riSI- tfcr'Koem.' 
 
 CHINES-NKOKNI. nr-'Kocn.' 
 
 CHTNRS-NKOyi:\KlTl. i^-'Eoen.' 
 
 NKOLS,— [roar of,] 
 
 Chiies-nkolsi, ov n'v.Misi, < hiiiiilcolisi'in, iikoliNisIi, (Uj 1 lunko he;,.! 
 
 anco. 
 Snkrtls, s. Pen »n(T. 'A k:io« snlfols,* For your peiianiT. 
 Ios-nk6lisem, nk(Vii,!n, nkoiisjnf, v. t. r. (8) I do penance (or thai 
 
 Hin. 'IcloH-nkoisom \\i ti^ie i-szkuen.' 
 " nk6lHcm, v. rel. (16) 1 do pcnunco for him. 'les-nkilltom i 
 
 tituit,' I do penance for t'le boya. 
 rjiiiNKs NKor,Ts(T-(r, f'liin ii'i >Iis.Hom, nUoliHi^^ish, v. c. ind, (*)) ) iiav 
 
 a debt cantrA,'' 'd by st <a1in'^, (Ja'ivi^iti:.;, rect-iviri;,' irtvitri 
 
 debts of gnitit'jde, ot'.-., [not ior woril]; I maUo it Hijiiur,., 
 
 milke ponanoo, T jjiv ■! Hit'iTu'ti >m. It ditr.jrri from 'X 'uznh ;j, 
 
 [•^T'O-'ii^^h,'] wlu'-') Ml M'M d''>(<;ifi^l!iftiiin ma Ic by pivsonts 
 
 gifts; 'Jlkolisus/ m funH any kind of salisfatrtion, rcparatiua] 
 
 componHation, 
 lea-nkoIigiiMftrn. nkoIiaTn'm, n'<')!:-«ii-! >nt, n. t. r. (8) I ])av lliui Ji.Li 
 
 ''Xkolisuscnt In ii-«znako, hi a uznpifels I'teic, Pay for yom 
 
 ntoaling, for your wichcd pleasure. 
 " nkoliau8era, nkolisiisemcn, (0). 
 
 «* nkoligi'iHcm, nkylisuHen, nkolisi'iVt, v. rel. (16) 1 pay that dc 
 to bi!ii. 'Ko nkolisi\H }u an-gulguilt,' Pay in? your <iol)| 
 
p lime with iiif. 
 
 Ill botiiid wilii 
 
 kolipiisli, (Oj I iiiako iieii- 
 
 him. 'Ie»-nkulltum iJ 
 
 WKOTX 
 
 Icinkulisuthtera, ■kuliduihtvn, nkoliosuahl, v.r«'. (14)1 \>%y i\ debt 
 for him, I {m/bisdcbt. 'Kfto-nkoliiUHhlil«tI69uKli,*Oiir LoH 
 •{uve tiatiHfaetiun tor uh. 
 
 ItiH'NJjiiolisuiihlut'jjui, Wc piy our dfbt* looiu- an otkcv, we pur for 
 on* anotkor. 
 
 S'kdluufltcii, A. Inttrumunt, mutcriul, rouuurt tn pay a ich\ with. 
 'Sho 4u ikJ nkoii^uatcii lu fusing J,' This is my piiy for your 
 itloocl. 'A-ipuuN tu ak^nkolinuHUn i»t'9 gamcnch«tems*' Your 
 liciirt nuisl he iht- iiay IWr his c()ntinual!y Invinj^ yum. 
 
 ^iiHnkolisus, 3 The payiiij;. 'SznkolituK,' The debt paid. 
 
 NIvONIN,— [ro«f of,]' 
 
 I-nnltDiiin, «. My favor, a fnT»r to mo. a grat-o, a mercy, a boon thai 
 I rcfeire, my j?ood luoli ; Hsid bo, when they find anything. 
 
 I iiiiyH-nkonriftmini.chin-nkonneminom, nkonnominish, f\a,ini.(6) I 
 have pity. I praclico charity, I have rej^ard foritonio one, lam 
 kind to. 
 
 It'jtiikonneniinem nkoiuiemin, nkonnein'uit, ront. es-nkonncmistoTi, 
 e.-,-Dki»nncini«ku, v. t. r. (ll( I have pity on him, 1 have increj 
 1)11 liim, I pity Imn, I mn liboral to him, I ani charitabh^ to 
 him. 
 
 • iikonnomilteiii, nkonncmiltcn, nkonn. inilt, i\ rrl. (\^) \ have 
 increy on his 
 
 •' iikonnemishtem, nkonnemishtcn, ».'. rd. (It) I am merciful for 
 
 his Hake. 
 •■ (lisnkoniiuTaineni (11) I give that in charity. 
 
 • cliMikonneinilteni, nkoniiemiltcii, nkonnemiH, v. rf\ (16) J 
 i£ivo liim tliat for charity'a s.nke. 'ClisnkonncmilEin h\ an- 
 Xmlgiiiit,' I for;^ive yon your dtbt. 
 
 (V.10.S ukonnemoiiiit';j;tii, Wo uro charitaol? to one anotlicr. 
 
 i;;a-(lisnkonne:neiuitgu!nenlfin hi kao-^uilgiiilt, We forgave one 
 unotlier our debts. 
 
 Muiieis-nkonUunishi, 1 pity the people. 
 
 Oliiiien nUonrieiDisti, 1 roil -ct on my misery, I have i)ity on my- 
 self. 
 
 CLinid-nkonnemenzuti, v. rrf. I have pity on myself, or myself I 
 |)ity, make my.scl(' charitable. 
 
 lis iilii)iiiK'iiien/,utf m, nkoiincmonzutemon, (9). 
 
 1 hkdiiiciiien/.i'iten, J, He that has pity on me. Miaerator meus. 
 
 I 
 
 :9l 
 
 fin 
 
r'S 
 
 C/ CO 
 
 'S3 
 
 
 I'.t 
 
 n 
 
 ln'« 
 
 |.*KovKMN»:r,M, a-/;. Mon'iful. Mi^cricors, 'ChinoNnkonkoiuMs/I 
 
 Snkofi!-:f)!ir|s, 1. Wcroy, tlio heinj; ?in'rciful. 
 
 SM'f"Ml<"n«''l«t»>n, n, Wli;it niiikoH orn' morcifiil, inon-y uk u virtue. 
 
 aiii 
 
 ■I .f.lH 
 
 Mil:o»nn, •». 
 
 ^t•r 
 
 (•V !H r»'ftMV(*l 
 
 rj.tc 
 
 !t 111 i-fuikonin toIKoIinzuten,' 
 Rninll(«m ftro fJi" f;ivor-< T rii(»'ivn(I from flod. 
 NkoTi''oii«'i 'i'». it'ij. Worthy ot'comniission. 'NkoiikonHnugiina'iii. 
 
 tjii >n 0^ f'hptplkomiiuiko,' TIio cnioifix dt'rorvon your pity. 
 Fm-nkonv'ivkm, nkonn»'-i>fmon nkonru^iieincnt, (0) I ln'jir him nifr 
 citnllr. 
 ' Ikr niKo^vfHFM. rlikoi.Tti'.s^nMMi, chkoTirit'iMOim'Tit, (f>) [ look «• 
 him pititully, with pity. 
 
 Ton chkonni^'tomMc'rn, (!»>) I l.-ak with pity at hi« 
 
 Chkonkoniirt, Pitiful eyrn. 
 
 Ics- chnkoMmWoin (•hn!t(»Mn'.-<c'nicn, (0). 
 
 '* i'hnk()n»«on7,ijt«r>\, (•linko?)S(*'i7nUenn»n, (0") 
 NKOLISfl X, or nkotlishin. .». flocks, HtockingH. 
 ('hinen-nk6tlii*hin, f wear socks. 
 
 Ies-k6tlisl)iru*m, k6tlishin, kotlinhint, r. t. r. (8) I put stocki 
 socks, on hip). 
 
 " kiJtli"«hiiuMii, kofli^hinoMiori, kotlishincniorit, r. inst. (p) I 
 nu thos»> Ho'k^", I use those socks. 
 
 Ion n'<iiiVl(>'n, m'chMiv), n'cir''e'it, >\ f. r. (8) I dip it in, v. j;. bread 
 
 <^tc., i1ipp«' I 'M -v itcf, ("fc. Intri''f'i inflnin, 
 hw i M?!<iK-iuV, Www. I (lipi-cd. '■Vai ik-szitikiiel,' Whet I a 
 
 ng«. 
 
 |iul 
 
 in 
 
 to (H| 
 
 j/oiuj; 
 
 r» 111. 
 
 KKTTKT;S.— fro^^flf,] 
 
 Chinox-nkni Isi, ['i>kocIvl*J I am furious, mad. 
 
 ''hinc«.nkn(MsMZ>'.t!, I hocomo, niak<' inysoll' f'lrio 
 
 Nkui'hhizt, id. 
 
 NKfTJ^Zr. .«. Wo'vJH. '^ul'n'ciuV.t.TMthowood^. 'Lii chnb 
 
 1151. 
 
 tzt, 
 
 To the woods. 
 
 NKU^,ST, D 
 
 <M'p waters. 
 
 'Koi'-st. 
 
 CirrXRS .VK FF: Z M, [nguoizini •/] r oat plenty, I hare plontyto 
 •at. J®-'CTOcit.' 
 

 tu 
 
 he imM'iifu', U> gi-.r 
 o« hkonVoinMB/Uiu 
 
 inori'}' lid u vii'tii*'. 
 <f)i\in telKolinzutcii,' 
 
 no.i. 
 
 ^konUoiiHnugmui'iii. 
 ItTorvo^ your jiity. 
 
 Ivuiii. Ivutlii.t. 
 
 * 
 
 /IIINUS NKUlTLIjiiliUiiim, iiliuUciilvu, etc- 
 
 ifllNF!^ NKUftMPI,(lun-iikueiinjoin, nkutinpiih, (0) I uk« buck 
 
 whAl I liuv« ludt ){iMnbliii^. 
 I.^iikiiiiiipein, iiki;L^in;)oii, nkuJinpont, ^8) I Uko back what I 
 
 loHt. 
 K'^js iilco.upoiJiic^ai, \7o talio b u'; \r'iil ^o loit gambling. 
 I idiZiiAUC'iil'Ht'iu, (16) I link him th.it iirticlo I lust yiunblitig. 
 
 •('lisiikiitMij)l/ui hi isj/.om,' I *ik [>M-\i. my blaiikot Iroui y.*u. 
 
 •Ko ilMiikui'Miii.lt^u lu i-rt/.iU'^ ., ,' Yoa Ijj.; back wu.it I 
 
 gui 
 
 icd. 
 
 .,n."it, (t>) I took «'. ■ SKUNK— [roo/ o/,] 
 
 Skiiiii!»o'i»P'»'iN "^i- <^"^' ""^O'' I" roluko what bo looses gambling 
 [n';<mnu;iizritiMi, .•<. Ilo thut tukoi i.;.c:k whut I guino i from biiu. 
 
 t hii*. 
 
 rhiiH:H nkunt'I, chiiinkunctn, iikuiitiisb, v. a. ind. (6) 1 aliig. 
 ItMiikumim, nkimcii, rikunuut, coat. «.sukuoston, v. t. r, (8j I sinjj; 
 liim, prai.io him bjr siiij^iiij^, or 1 Hitig that. 
 
 hem, iikueltL'ii, ukui-lt, i". r^!. (IG) I NJng hls.l...., or'U fur 
 
 
 r. (^) I P"^ Htocking*. 
 mciit. V. imt. (9) I put 
 
 n.cu 
 
 hint. 
 
 n!ciit-<htoiu; iikiKuhttMi, o. rel. (10; I sing for hi 
 
 to pluu^o him. 
 
 m, iit bis place 
 
 n ;iii' 
 
 'iciii III slcutiiots Koliii/.'itoa, I 
 
 noHH, o 
 
 fGod. 
 
 , I siMg tbo glory, Iho grcil* 
 
 lb 
 
 .lip it ill, V. \;. bread, 
 ucl," Whet I uiui^oiui; 
 
 /^ 
 
 ChincH nkiiiicmluiHi, I sing frequently. 
 
 Chiiies-nlk'kutit'i, dim. "' * 
 
 S;'uiikunuin, .s\ Singer. 'Nkutikunoma!,' ><. One that !iko8 U> sing. 
 
 S'kunkiiii.siK.ij;, !»<(/. Worthy of being sung. 
 
 h:vNKuf;v/iNKM, nkutnzinemen, iikacnzineinent, (0) I sini; it, «»<• 
 
 him. 
 !isnI<ii('n7.inoinltem,r.r^/. ^16) 1 mng bis 'I-.'s (:hsjikuuu/.iri.en» 
 
 ill lllvllf 
 
 lem, I sin r him that nong. 
 
 f'lriOll!!. « 
 
 ro')J->. 'Fj« chnkutzt; 
 hicnty, I bare plontyto 
 
 Eijno/.iiiti III u >ziikiiiii ? Wfo»t winxls do you t*iiig? 'Koiiku«V'i 
 
 t'N luv.iiiti ?' J^iii^ for me siMU'lhiii;'. Wb:il son^? wliut 
 
 words 
 iiinzin 
 
 ten, "?. Son4, bymi 
 
 .-»! 'V 
 
 Snk 
 
 jSziikui'iizIii, ^. A song, the singing. 
 
 iNkiiiizi'UZutiMi, N\ T!>i!sing-.«r. *>r'<iinxtfnz>ii t'!vo!in7,'iti.'n,' II;> that 
 iii'^s tlic }OMi-i(\s of God, 'Ivo iikuiiziitis t'Maly;' i Hiug the 
 
 1"' 
 
 ilSHH o 
 
 fM 
 
 ir 
 
 If 
 
g 
 
 s 
 
 S 
 
 tK 
 
 W 
 
 &;• 
 
 CO 
 
 K-1 
 
 ^-1 
 
 
 ^ 
 
 ,8 
 
 ;7« 
 
 1.. 
 
 3jJ 
 
 Ir 
 
 > 
 
 is 
 
 ^ 
 
 •!W 
 
 
 HI 
 
 
 > 
 
 
 IKS-NKUS^LTICIIEM, iiku.s61tioheincn, nkns61tichement,(9) I 
 
 turturc him. M^<Ku«.' 
 NLiCMKAE, «. Black bear. 'Chin nlainkaiRf,' T drc«» as a bear, 
 
 to cheat boari*. 
 NiiiMKAE, s. She goat. 
 
 XLOO, nloop, iiloopus, nloopctikii, etc. tt^^Jjoo.*^ • 
 NLUXcnSI. i©-'Luu loo.' 
 NLUXTKAN, nioc-histetikii. JO-'Loo.' 
 TESNLEPTEM. ifir'lice.' 
 XLKOKOMIX, nlkoteminom. »-'Lkot.' 
 CHINES-N£4K0LK0LSINZUTI, v. ref. (5) I oxaminc mvMelf, 
 
 8tudy, meditate. 
 los-uHvoHcolsinzutom, n'kolkoldinziitemen, (9) 1 examine myieit 
 
 about that 
 IKS-NMXL'SEM, nmalscnien, (9) 1 look at him bad, displonsed. 
 
 [From '.Mee, maltf] 
 OHINES-NMLXkSI. ler'Mejera,' 
 CIIINES-NEMIIilPI. |»-'Mciem 
 CHINES-NMIziNI. fer'Mii.' 
 CHINES NMULI. j©-«Muli.' 
 CHINES NMEELI:LSI. j^-'Meel.* 
 
 N'MUTlftSTHM, a.Ij. O.jo fiiteliiiij,' a fellow by hand, Hcuffle with- 
 out arms. 
 NMENCIIIN,— [roof o^,] 
 (,'hinos ntiienc'luiii, chm-nmoiichin, nmcnchini«h, (5) 1 turn mv 
 
 back. 
 Chiiiosnmenohini, t-hiii ninone'ilnora, i?. a. ind. [6] I tnrn some- 
 body's back. 
 Tos-riiiuMithiiion], nnicnchin, lunonchint, r. t. r. [S] I turn his back, 
 
 I turn him. 
 '"' i')iiuu!iicli iioii, ■ 1miii.!fich:iu>ni Ml, flinnu-iichincmont, v. ir.af. 
 [0] ! ttirii luy bac': t.')!iiiii. 'Chnrnoru'irnicinontgn hi r^irMoiii- 
 i ;, u ■■hnt:ig()Iiissi':iuMifi;a hi f^'( h''h<Mii!is!cat,' Tiini your back to 
 the dt'vil, and turn yoiirsolf to God. 
 fvacA .■liiiiii' nch'iici!!. ri :''"m', "''V(> tm-ii otir l>;i'!c to each other. 
 KOGONOO, V. Wifo, jl. ThiugujK.g.' Mk}-n,^gonog,' T want her 
 id- my wi.'o. 'ICiiikl-r.'.^^Miic!;-,' T warit you for juy wife. 
 
Itichement, (9) ! 
 dross »9 a bear, 
 
 o. 
 
 exHminc mY(»elf, 
 1 examine myielt 
 mbad, dicploascd. 
 
 r hiii»d, Hcuffle with- 
 
 ,h, (5-) 1 turn jny 
 
 [6] I U\rn some- 
 
 ■S] 1 Hirn his bade, 
 
 IclunoTHOiil, V. )Vf. 
 
 r Turn v'nirbiicli tc 
 
 to oiicb otbor. 
 [^OIIO},',' T ^'1^"^ '^*''" 
 
 for niv wi;o. 
 
 ♦** . 
 
 U. B. Tliii \ror'l m«!V*i-' x '(•.■•tlrnitcj maTin^i*, or nthorwise. 
 I les-n'^!?""'^;?"'". nuffono,:^omcn, n.'»f;ono;;oment, v. t. inst. (9) 1 us* 
 her »s wife. 
 ,i jiogopo o'n»«am, Hfi) I n«o his or her as wife. 
 
 ii;.n,v»j-N-nMmTTft:Jsr, r'^■■r^c^■vr,.n<^.;\u)'^<, ■ . ■-■■p. I uiii married. 
 |cbiiiM-nfT''"'>S"*"''i. chin.ngorio^iu'iHoin, ngonogo^JuMish, v. a. itui. 
 
 f^) I m:\rry ■^Tniy ons. 2. ! 'nir-y s )n> '•)'jplo. 
 |lHnkaHgonogn6a9om, nku^ngon.),^ac^u3emoa,(9) I marry hira , or 
 
 ' n;joiogu*asom, njonos^adustcn; nj^ono^jueiisku. v. earns. (8) I 
 
 •n»rr7 thim, two, t an'to Ihoni in wo Koc'c. 
 
 n:f')iu>;;'i^ln«'Ti, ii>')n ij^uViston, '•. rauis, op. I marry several 
 
 COBpi*'!.** 
 
 Icijonogu^a.'i, Th? boing marricJ. 'Sngonogudiis/ Tbo raar- 
 
 riaj;e. 
 |iicnni"i;;n(^iiRten, »t ^fjirr'ai^o. matrimony. 
 J';in.'»n \J'i'ri-!t'^'i, t. 0:io iiurri i_^ :, i. o. iuaitIc'I tcg'.^tbor, a KK>r- 
 
 rii'fl cmipU'. 
 bicsn 'o:! )^'r;a-', T'ic in irru' ! r)''.*..*.. 
 fchin-t I'^iibnogonoi^ I got a wile. 
 
 |ai;i'<:nf^i', ■■>.• na^^r, c'lhi-i.M- ;i, iij-^u*'), <\ iit. (T)) [ go in, i 
 nl?-p HI n housed, or sa -h like; ih.; I in th'.J smgulrtr only. 
 "'. "vv>si:iilA', 'iVi npHVi, npiU'vi:.' Wo - . i.i. X. )]. T.i t 
 |i!iir;i! i^ alv.Mys in roTijroneo to the pcrsuti^ tS'-'^'-'o "W i>'>t g'''!*? 
 to, or iiKiking go. 
 line' lorgiii, ohin »io}g;i!n. ruV.giish, v. a, fuJ. (J) 1 (.'ring in fioiiie 
 :Vu . •.••"U'l.(c'y. 
 
 ,V;i 1, -I'l'^Mt-i, riiKgi-i': i, v. f. r. ;^''} I l>.-..ig !i!.:i, »r it in, I 
 !ni';i b'^n or it go iti. 
 
 n';<i!ihoin, iinihteti, npilHivO, «' '. »". (^) I .ii:il<'? ihi ;a go in, I 
 iria.; tlioiu in. 
 
 r.[i M.Kr.l, "'nV ^vi;i) Ml, olri 'g r.ien;, ■•'>•'. oi cliiiwlginn-.lon, 
 ■' 'i iVgi II-';. I, r. .''■. '■'I''. (9) \ gj in lo hoo him. 
 \ i,u!<!i M., 'i a;>-(!i;ii.iM..'in.,Mi, r'.iipiKl.t'i.uuti, (0) Vi'i. ,;> 
 I in '.{) see !i!";!. 
 
42f 
 
 MO* 
 
 Ics-nrtlgiihem, n6}gulton, nAJj^nlt,!'. rrl. (16) T brinj; in lun , or 
 
 thnt to him. 
 •« nAVgiHhtcm, n.'J-gu'ihton. nutgu.^ht, v.ni. (U) I bring in for him, 
 
 Bomohody, or something of hi-^. 'Ko-nolgusht t'luku.' Brin>; 
 
 in noino wood for mc. 
 " n,^>gnS.vn, no^gHhjniDn, (0) 1 bring itj tli;it for others. 
 ^atfH v^',aitsr, c!>in n:>^g'i^o!n, no^gisi-ih, (0)1 bring in somi' 
 
 thing. 
 Te»-nA^gu«f!m, no^gnxon, nofguacnt, (8) I bring that in. Better than 
 
 'N6Jgiim.' 
 
 •* nolgu'tcm, (Tfi) T bring in hi» 
 
 " npihhi'is.Mn, npi!shris.!n, (8) T bring thorn in. 
 TniNM Nor.fiofeusi, fhin-noigot^uscm, iioJgot-UHiHh, (6) I enter bt 
 
 tween. • 
 
 T^s no'g'u^iKcm, ito!gneiison, nolgii^naont, (8) I go hi bct'.rooii 
 
 thorn. 
 " no>gut''iscin,^nofgii(iuscincn, (9) 1 go between them. 
 " 'nohx'icii'^cMn, iio^gudn'^ten, (8) I ra:iko him go in between, 
 it :i.v'^*i'!'v-,Nn, npi'^hetUTi, iiplUhea^?nt, I bniig theni in bo 
 
 twpf'n. 
 * n->i!V-);^;Ho n, npi' ^!l^^l■i'Mn mi, i\ tiJ'. (8) Wo go Jiniongst ihcrn, 
 
 'npil«h'U.-i<v.nis }'\ npolp^'Ikaks,' They went in among thi' 
 
 hog^. 
 ('h:ii i\\ - «'i.'int''!i ■, T yi:i!)p.'neil to go in hetwecu. 
 rhiji n )!:riu'!si, ! wi.-Ii to go in. 
 Ks N'n,n;'"T.'K. '•. ;> ' ■-'. IT- i* e!i;(M"."! in, po-;-;'"^^"!! hy ;i il('vil,j. j,. 
 
 'N" )'.j;ii'>!v. '^^'i!'-" '.'v;-'.5Mc'n'n,' P.t'^rtcv'Aso.l by oJie flcvil. 
 ! -s.-i >',;it'V.>.-n, n i!,;ii"1t.'>-i, •i'..!g.i«:'lr.oont, '\ ^ lir. (S) ! ciitiM; 
 
 n\'\c' him o" it. 
 " !i(i'-.- 1.'!/, ••u, ',>'.,*. 1''-'/. •■•iv;;i, n ^gu.'l/.cmrr.t, r. l^•.'^ (9;T'i;iv' 
 
 !ii!n c'tcro! i'lsi.li' of i>i.'. 
 Es II', i'R'.i!''/<\ ''. /' ' . ^T.' i^t crit-'V^'d in by tln'Hi. 
 Kat ■ njiiNlKMzvn., (8; \\,- •.■r-trn:! intc lii-. 'lo'^ nitiliO.tlz; '?;^; ' 
 
 •,',,";ccni.<i!,' I U:iv.- ♦'.•.•i ent-rv-l \'> ta: 'N'piI>!io'zO(M;. 
 
 t'.-i^iu'irrnin/ P.'9-o!»3e>l by r!i:i:iy devils. 
 lE.s-Noi.r;K\r.K()NTr.M, ii')1giii!k<.n1(Mii<>n, (0) T enter in bin mouth 
 Chin tiiiM;;ii, I W'>.il in flr^t. 'Clii;i-e}-nMgii,' I wenl in again. 
 Chin cHnolgn.T went in 'i* my Uiru, vAvr nihovt*. 
 
rin 
 
 (f in hi" I or 
 
 1 1 bring in for him, 
 ii«lit I'luVn.' Brin^ 
 
 ,t for oUiwrs. 
 
 I T bring in some 
 
 hat in. Better tiian 
 
 in. 
 
 isirtb, (6) I enter k 
 
 '8) t go '" bot'.vepi> 
 
 con them. 
 
 m go in between. 
 1 brm^ tbo!u i.i bo 
 
 Wo "o ivmoni;-*! ibetn, 
 wont in amoni^ tlio 
 
 |,\ by oiH> <l«'vil 
 
 ,, "<._ l-i,'. {j<) I CnV.lM;, 
 
 T l,.,t. 
 
 -. i;.". (0)TW 
 
 ln(-..t, f 
 
 , , , , «... I 
 
 i outer in biw moulli 
 L • I went in Uijuhi. 
 itbiM-t*. 
 
 4t7 
 
 K06 
 
 (^iiin-fciiulgu, i CBiuin in. ' •• r.iijiguiu, etc-.', 1 malc« it ccmo iii, 
 
 •tc. 
 OuiL'ii'Htu, Th« water sinks in ; a ttrAuia missing by sinking in. 
 UONINGUEX, [IW*Onig»/]-[roo< of,] 
 Chiues nuuingaeuoi, chinei-noniuguctie, I believe. 
 Cljines-uonii gucaei, cbin-nuiijii-^ueic.n, n^ nin^n^ieish, v. a. ind.ifi) 
 1 boiievc. 'Kb iioiiiuguonci eli.--ui*jii,' lio l«s h.o -.AiiU, ro- 
 lijfiun of Protcstuiit«. 'Eunoaiu'^uin'.ei cittl'..o;iulkt,' He hau 
 tac iaitii of Ui* PriettH, b« it k Catitoiic. 
 !eduoji.'i;^"^no;a, uoningiiciiemoii, noiiiii^ucno.Tutint,rjnf. eu-nonin- 
 jr.iont;iiMton, v. t. r. {[)) 1 belioro ihat, 1 believe hiiu. U eecms 
 to (lorivo from 'Oiiegu,' Trao, r<iilupiii;Atiug the lirst ayliahle 
 a;id "X — un«,' liy licariu};, an, I take lor lr.;e »rhul 1 hear. Ei*- 
 noniuj^uKn^rantcmen,' I believe jou. 
 
 ' uoiiingueBenilieni, (16) I beiiuvu bis 
 
 Ei»ntiuiiiKUOD«iBenut;gui, Thoj believe one aiutber. 
 
 Cui.M .'<>).Ni.'<ot'ZiN.xfdT, [ ailirin tbat [ teil the trulli, 1 swear. 
 
 Siiononinguenuli, An eany believer. 
 
 KoiiiQ^u«'i»oenauto:>, t. The believer. 'NoningueuoeuAuti* iu Ko- 
 
 liiizuten,' Tke bolicvert ib God. 
 Siii>:i!ii.^uenf, vS. Fuitb, the believing', ^hu i Huoningucuc/ Mj be- 
 lieving. 
 Iw.noninijutine, Mj having beliovevJ, what I hiiv<n believed. 
 (V>''..nonin^UL;ne, 1 unk bulicve*!. 
 Konin.i^uencten, t. Matter of faith, object ot faille. 
 Sumiiii;;ui!fitten, .•••. Faitb, what mskcM one believe, what gives 
 itiln. luilli u^ u virtue. 'Kukuiuitio iu u BuuuiugueueleQ,' 
 Your faith iH umall. 
 i'n.Mii.;J .' i-'to 1, s. W'.i.it one hrtllove* for, whAt ^ivhs iaith, 
 '>io <ii kl-flinoiiiiigucnctin iu kae-nkuHigult,' That will niuka 
 our loiivH b 'ii'.-vt-, ti will littlp tiio laitb ot'our chiiciron. 
 Ij.vci'.-^uonin^Ufneinlleni, ih.inoi)in^ULMii,miteii, ^^iGj 1 believe tbat 
 lu him. 'ChwnoiiiiigiieiieinUiU iu Tlinilc,' I believe the Trin- 
 ity on jour ai-eouMt. 
 INOOL. ••-'U6I.' 
 
 L> NOuTKASI,' The goouc di|.ie her bill aad head in the wateiin 
 lutri'h ol lood. 
 UIN'ivS >'6s.^I, cbin-n6!«neni, nOssiah, (G) 1 clean iny nose. 
 
i 
 
 >-l "J 
 
 > 
 
 HI 
 
 l^ 
 
 V HTBL 
 
 les-nogiem, n6sHcn, nosscnt, «'. ^ r. (8) I clean his ii:>«e. 
 
 8n69, t. The mocug flowing out of the nose, 
 
 Snu-itcn, J. !?istriimcnt to clo»n the noso, handkei'i hi«f. 
 
 NOZKAEZIN!. tSr'OtV%o.' 
 
 NOZKftCHSTBM. i»-0«k»e.' 
 
 NPRUI. nw'PcMi.' 
 
 NPUCfUM. ferPugum.' , 
 
 NPlftLSI. P'JT'Pil' 
 
 NPILSIII. i^'No^gai/ 
 
 NPUKIT. ie&-'Pkam.' 
 
 CIirXKS-NPULZINI, ! spit blood. 
 
 CHINES N'SIIALLUTf, pi kaed nshelsha'tllU, 1 [Ish] Uty ^u;.;. 
 
 ]y su^pcndt>'.l in the wiiter. 
 Etnuliallutitiku, ((/. Mr'ShAllim.' 
 
 cin.vi-:^ Nsii".r, -.*hi.:!ti. ^jr'sui' 
 
 NSIIIIZIN. l^r'Shiit/ 
 
 CirrXI-:-?-\,=?fIl'rS?^lT^I, I join two pieces sUudlng, V. g. 
 
 gpoiivc twi) p!;i!ik'-!, nr*t fur flooring, but for ooUiug lli««i ^^b.i 
 
 ri,:;ht. »f»"'S!iil, slitim.' 
 Ciri^^l'^^^-KSiriUSTSIIIN!, nshijtaksi, nabiatepi. *tt-'Sl»iu«u 
 IKS >r^f;.\M?<'inXKM, I ;u!!o^ clufo upon hix». *ir '%*« ' 
 NSIGUI. •tt'-S'igii.' 
 NSiZE, «. Wolf. 
 
 Cliin ruixiniz", I <lrcss m a wolf to dcceiro wolves, 
 N.SKUftS, n-ki»p«5u*. ftjr'.Ssik, skepn.' 
 NSOO.VUJtBM, n-ioop. t^'Soop.' 
 NS'LPELSl. »si.'''Sil.' 
 
 CHIN'RS X-^PSUP'PSr, c!nn-nsps.\p'ps, (5) I am drea»ifl|. 
 !ph M«[)-ti\}i'p^ein, ?'.-<i)aaj:'p?c!»en, i^9; e dream that. 
 8;i ■i^jfi 'i ;>'])», '. n,''':i '1. ' ^r.'n; -lup'p,' Tao drea miijf. 
 CHIN',-":-! NSfr;rXI':, • lui.lcrr.ai.a. *;^-'.Sugu.' 
 
 Nr.v'crAK'RX!':. fe^i-'Xtkv.ii.' 
 
 1 lOS X rA.UZ.(NKM, I kis, his rnouih. «4r'Triam.' 
 
 CmX!-:-^ NTA ■-.'', ['.V: -.-A. ,'J So/j'i-rn cxac.i .u/zi ai/u au/.w^ 
 
 |«»-T.'!em.' 
 II'NN" PKLIv F/J,S!•:^r. r ^ivo hliy sev.M-al «lap.i. IQr'Ttlkira.' 
 {.'[{] V ■'■ '- - X r !•: ! ; K A 1 • ft NZ U T 1 , f. r«/. i j u n. p, leap over. 
 
 'Telkem.' 
 
.u, I Li»^3 i^«op 4>i' 
 
 biatupi. WfSLiunl. 
 
 ra 
 
 VTBL 
 
 iJllMES-NTELPlSl, I brc»k vaj neck. t&^'Tt). 
 M'liLANA, ai/j. Glutton. 
 
 jiitoUnaten, «. Gluttony, prompting to glittony. 
 
 (;hiueimt<il»i. chinnt^Is, atcUUh, v. inf. vol. (b) T witb, I Lare » 
 
 will, I think. 
 ^iiiBCB-nttltii, chin ntiUem, ntclsjah, v. a. ind (6) I wiih lomething, 
 
 I think loroething. 
 
 ie«-uici<»»'"» ntfclsouioii, nt^lsornen^, c*nt. c«-tit6lif mtten, v. t. r. (S) 
 I with that, 1 will tkat, I think that. 
 • iiielijcinltem, (16; ! wish for his 
 
 iiitti iiwinciuouuctjui, Wo wi»h far oiio another, wp want on© anoth- 
 er ; expr«BHing the mutaal consente 
 
 Ciiis-tJl!i-iNii.i-ii, I have done thinking', T have decided, 1 rcsolre, ! 
 take the reeoluiion. 
 
 X;e «. .ct< ais aulrt, Wo Lave already decided, w* are decided on. 
 
 I-sNillj, iLy willing. '.Szutols,' purf. p^n. T!ic thing wished for. 
 
 l-i»uiei.S It it my will, it i» what 1 wish, it ii my choice, my fre« 
 will. 'iiU ik hriiUh,' Wh.it 1 aha!! wish. 'Xc ik-szntils/ If 1 
 •itall like it. 'Nc ak azutMn.' If you like it. 'N'e tik s/.at^ls, 
 ue tak Nanttli>,' It it be a thing of your choice, if you hare any 
 wish. 
 
 ChiiieB-iitclHemluiai, /r<'5'. 
 
 XS-Ml'iPSEUS, nlipetUB. i^"'Tpim.' 
 
 NTftOMUSKN. inr'log.' 
 
 NKiO.U'SlCAN. «r'Tog,' 
 
 aTUCAI, or iiuig,— [r. ot c/,] 
 
 Ni;;uj;ii, ('(-f^. It ,i;<.>t joiiioJ. 'Tiu;^,' It ii joined in, added in. f^r 
 •clUiiuiii, i«tii;ii.' The ineu!iiti;4 is tlto tame an 'Chl^i^ni ;' fcut 
 liic wi'inv I- iiuaiis tj add «o;nothi«j; in a place, etc.; the latter 
 to add Jibore. ,_ 
 
 Cilih^- .i.,j.ii:ia, ('ii:i 1.1)14, '■• r"". ^ fi'^"" :»dded to, nttar!s.-d to. 
 
 C.iiii>'« iiii,'niiii, chin ntguni, ntguish, r. a. ind. (8) 1 join, add eome- 
 
 !>'. iiiuui... iit.M.iMttri, nti^i'.Mt, ••. '. -. (10) I thr'--'" "» '". ^ add it. 
 CaiNi* ^roiJjji, chineji-ntgiiii, I .am united. 
 
t >. 
 
 4«l 
 
 9TMh 
 
 Cbines-ntgiksi, chin-ntgiisem, ntgusisb, r. a. 2"^/. (6) I add, join n , 
 
 together. Accoppiare, appaiare. 
 Tes-ntgusom, ntgilson, ntgiisent, v. t. r. (6) T unite it, put it togeth- 
 
 er, I Bew it together, I marry him to 
 
 *• ntgurtcm, ntgiiHen, ntgi\h, v. rel. I unit© bis 
 
 " ntgiiaihtom, wreL (14) T join for him. 
 Chin«-«-nt!^u8en»ati, v. ref. I uuito, join m/Hclf with, I niurry 
 
 'Chiks-ntgusi'nziiti,' I am going tft n-jirry. 
 lei-ntgusenzi\tom ntg'isenzutetnen, tgusonzatomoot, u, re/. l^\ i 
 
 unite mysolf to him, I miirry with him, or h(>r. 'N't"us»ni:''.| 
 
 terais \m kae-skfelicth,' He united himself to our flesh. 
 
 " ntgusonzi\temftom, fjoin myself with his 
 
 Kae« ntgnsenu^gui, v. rr:. Wo marry together, we unite one to tkj 
 
 other. 
 Sntgusenzut, ,<?. The »et of n[i;trrying, request for'marrying. 
 Szntgusenziit, The marriage ut contracted. 
 Sguntgnst'nzi'it. t. .\ pnicuruttr, Httoraoy, middle man for a marl 
 
 riage, a match-maker. 
 NtgusfMZtiten, s. Km that make^ the union, he that aolewnizer. :j 
 
 marriage. 
 Ntgiinten, .5. Means, or tools to put tlniigs together. 
 SgiintguHcm, s. Cnrnmissionod to join thing* together. 
 Sxntgdi*, The things joined. 
 Chinert-ntgU'^kagnei, I p«it ho»-pe« together to a wagon, plouirh tJ 
 
 iBHtch hf>r.4e*<. 
 NTKEM,— [roo«»r,l 
 E<-ntA'c, pi<^. It H tillof; a-ii < of a pipe fiilc! hy hand »mJ midJ 
 
 to light. 
 Chine'* ntktvmi, chint^^ntik, v. pa<ft. I am filling, filled hy harj 
 
 «r«rak, tktMn.' 
 Chmen ntkinv. chin-iitk?^m, ntkcish, r. a. i'lti. (7) I fill soin •tlimi 
 
 b\ hHTi 1,^7. [ touch It itMido, l.iy mv rtngoirs in ; jn Iiiiliiii<i,|3 
 
 filling their pipoH. 'Xtkfeish,' imp. Fill the pij)t.', let lis huvei 
 
 pmoke; this is the usual phruHP lor »uch orders or tequwJ 
 
 din. 'Ks iitktkami,'r^<f. 
 le-^ntkem, ntka-it.^ti, ntkent, ''in'. «-»-ntk:ist"-n. on wtk-.iMikw, v. f.i 
 (10) I lay mv In-j I in it, I fill that pipe. 'les-ntktkem,' red. 
 " ntkaH6m, ntkahcn, ntkeh. r. r,l. (!7; I till hia pipe, orllij 
 
\(L (6) 1 add, join, p.i 
 
 nite it, put il togetli- 
 
 bis 
 
 fnc\( with, I marry, 
 
 atomont, V. ref. (9) 1 
 I, or hor. 'Ntgus»nicul 
 f to our flesli. 
 
 lis 
 
 er, we unite one to thul 
 
 St formarrying. 
 
 middle man for a marl 
 
 n he that solemn'.zer< ;i| 
 
 toj^ollier. 
 \g» together. 
 
 !• to a 
 
 ragon, plougli, it 
 
 \\h'\ by hand »iid roiul 
 fillin;,', filled by Imn 
 
 4lt 
 
 VTro 
 
 that pii)*» f<»J* hiu». ^ * ■ 
 
 leH-ntk!«hitem, ntkanhiten, ntkashit, v. rel, (15)1 nil » pipe tor 
 
 liim. *Xo-ntkushit,* Fill ino a pipe. 
 
 nl'cti''h»'<h'.!tn, ntkn'»i-i!ve:ao:i, ntkashiuaeiueoL, u. rel. (Q) 1 All 
 
 that pipe tor othera. 
 ('l,in.!s-iitltA^hishi. t'. re\ (8) I fill a pipe ;or others. 
 v^'t'ctka-.ujl^ ^ -^^ Pfllow always filliii,; the pipe, a muoker. 
 gcnntki m, «. Ooo charged to fill pipes. 
 chines-n'(''ftlui»i,/r*'';. 
 Cbinet-ntkamtlsi, v. vol. 
 
 Switik, The havinj; filled the pipe, or the pipe filled. 
 i^jiMTKfcNK, Doiif'of ()!i« car. 'Es-ntukt;vkt;ij«j.* I)«af of both carr.. 
 
 '\ hues iitaktakt ne ?' Are yon deaf? 
 iChinoinvkapene, I became deaf of one car. 
 ICWnc'^ntaktiVAjxine, 1 became doafof Loth ears. 
 llcintaktak^nccm, ntaktakdneen, (8) I make him deaf, I deafen 
 
 !iim. 
 '■• iitftlctakoptinoeni, (8) I make him bocoroo deaf. 
 
 Ifhim'x-nliiktiikL'poii/.Ati, I s-'.m'. .uy car.<, I make niyncll deaf. . 
 
 |lc,vntakt!ikapsn/.ntom; ntaktakape' liuteraen, (9) 1 shut my ears to 
 lii;.i, I play ih'-' ;»-i.f to him. 
 
 K'TKOM, nt'V.co,— [>oo/ ()/,] 
 
 IcV.nc-ntAoaii, chinos-ntoko, es ntokosh, r, pass, or int. (5) I am 
 ciocoivjil. 'hw i szntoko. My fetus. 'Chin cplcsnt^ko,' I au\ 
 prci^niuit. Mir'Tokn, tkoni.' See 'Kiirnin,' (or the plural. 
 'i,i.,e'i ■.it''i>Va'iii, ' Iiii'C* iit!-C(V;o, iilliokoMh, [;j] 1 am being con- 
 ' (ivo I. It il )0 ' Ml'!. '.•Xpi'i'^s I'lo I'u'l ol' l)i.'Cii <.oiicoivcd, but 
 t'', ■ a t <>'' ii,»,-;«i'ii.; h:<',:n D-.tt *)<';n,; •.o'lL-elve*!, ifitv> being con- 
 iaIv. .!. 'Kniit<M<t),' KNprc^POH Ihc stato of the fetut:.. 
 
 /,„/. (7) 1 fill Hoin 'tliiiijl 
 Ifin'j^ors in; iH Imrun'* 
 111 th«' pipe, lot ushiivel 
 "uoh orders or \ti\\K^\»\ 
 
 It'-n. o« ntUa<*tAku, iM, 
 I'lcs-ntktkeni,' rtd. 
 ) I fill his pipe, or HI 
 
 11.11 <!;li''>\. I'v ' i'-Uix ( <>!ut ivi (1. ''.i: i^i-i!:tM;i),* V\\iiit I have iy- 
 iiv^in. *u 1 i «Z'itk'">!{o,' My ;-o!iC'jptioii, my bcl;;^ coneoivvJ. 
 '!j!i xv/itu!:.' ■ M vly 1 1 o]>Vi'« (-■hit'V.<c> t'ii>ie,' 'Tiu' Ctiucoplion o 
 
 
 :..(»Mu:;,/ (, 
 
 ii'M;u".- Iri'l 111- slain d 'i^in. 'Lu ,«4/,ntol-:.>* M sly V, 
 
 I) Mirui (J f r4iih.it iirjt iiiatre .'-'/,. -. 
 
 •;i': \n\', '•liiti iit!<«"'ni, nl!<:ni-.h, ". •?. oi!. [7] ! ;?vj n m 
 it :■) lyiiiLf. Tt. -t'riiill ii'it b.i us 1 r»'- ,riy .i i.-^i- ;i > 
 '','.: ■irivinii; in •'. r-'i.iiuih.'nt jin^ition. 
 
 !'')zuti>n/ 
 n- 
 
 
 
2 
 
 5M15C 
 
 le»-ntliom, iitkont'n, utkoul, ■>n\ «•* iitU<»«tir,, -• Tilko«tekn, r.f. r. 
 
 [10]Ilaj5t in. 
 •' ntkokdm, ■tkolconlc:), nt!;f)k6nt,;r. t. r. [10] I ni»ke him f«l! 
 in, in a rcciimbont position. 
 
 '• lUkoltcm, ntUolton, ir.k6:i, i'. yL [17] I hy in hii or it 
 
 for him. 
 '• ntUoslutem, nt!;o«Vitf.., i.ikoshit, v. r,l. [15] T Uy one t>iinj; 
 
 in for him. 
 '• ntkoahishcm, nkoih'itboBicn, i'. ref. [9] I lay it in for othew, 
 
 not for myself. 
 Ei.-HXK0fiL3, It is placed, it liesbetwefn. [f^ee 'KamlnjuVtmn*!!.] 
 
 So was our Loi;l in l!ie winliiig hlioot. 
 l*»-ntkofeii9em, ntkotnson, [8] I laj it between. 
 •' nlkocu.sem, ntkoeuscmcii. [0] T lie between them. 
 fsntkomoua, They aro luiirrioJ, two b.)iird« lying aide by md* on 
 
 a floor, not ujiri;,Vi'. 
 ten.ntkomiimem, ntkomiiiscn, [S I put them two file by lidfl. 
 E.i ntkoma.^alko, Planks, olc, bid ><ido by sido. 
 EiNrcoculx,;^.^', TIiJ ii.;.-^^ h s.i1i:-l, it !;:i« bo-::! pln'cd on H- 
 
 back. 
 ]ot ntkocliin-ni, :it':-.)"'i:n, nt'cx-'iint, ". t. [«] T wddle him, lay 
 •oraethinju; on his back. 
 
 " ntkochillim, ntluuhiitcn, r.lnlu hilt, r. rd. [16] T Huddlc hi« , 
 
 nr hhn '>>v hi;n 'T'o n;':- v'::it,' Paddlo n-y borne. 'K.-.Titlro- 
 chilli,' Sa M!o myself. 
 Chirio.* n'kwc'iiski^^.i'", -'rn n'ko.;ii-^h^:?;fie, v. p-^nr. [5>] J a-r. o- 
 
 tlio hiirse'^^ hj(': ; moanin;; \hn saddle. 
 (!hitics riikoch;ska,:;:toi, c'un-ntknohiski.'acm ntkoch:»!-ig;u'inh, 
 
 V. \ in f. i^] f '^i 1 !!f> a bnr-<n. 
 Tea nrk.jclii-ika^^i'^ir., nt!tf)rhiv':,i^M>n n1^<v'h' ''•a!.:Hent, v.f.r. [P] 
 
 T 'JJiddlc 1m. ;n' • <■•' 'yi!:<'<l.ii^l;r.;:i-« : %' Sj (j'lt: );::" ] i t>i' 
 
 'Ntkofhint,' .S;4.id!.,' tliat hoMc. 
 N'tkochiska.^aiHon, «. ^'a Idle 
 
 N't K !' ■.;.'!•': i,r, S'i< li'i-* ■• i;i--"i v-ed. ''^'.tku'iut It'^,' 11^" ■■ mcelviii;:. 
 '^^MMM'cii,;!tV ^T'lit-^'i 'i.^-o'i •-v.'d. >f. n. T!v.n;j', 'S:-:t- 
 kiikiiilt' is p.'i-;«;V', it Ti>.':i;in cniiccived only ii, rcforeiice tn 
 (!r' Miotli'-'P cor-i-c'viiuf, l;i!t Tv'vi>r to tbi^ child coTiccivodjJr, ro- 
 g.irl to t:ic child wo caa 'Mi'v nay 'T^tV6kn.' See 'Sup.' 
 
0] I ni»We h»ra f«ll 
 ,y in V.i« «T '< 
 
 lay it tn for othew, 
 
 i'f ftTnin,'nVtmn*is.] 
 
 n. 
 
 fn them. 
 
 lying side by wde ph 
 tile by •'<!«. 
 
 lo. 
 
 • llOCT! V'-' <"'' '"'^ ^''' 
 
 rflt f -inf'.dlc him, 'ay 
 
 L J 
 
 ;.rtfi]T!'iv'ldlchi» , 
 
 n- V hornp. 'K.-Titlr.. 
 
 ■ It-i ' Til'" •■ 'ii'^eiviiii; 
 \\ vn\y it. rcioroiico to 
 in.' Soft 'Sup.' 
 
 4t8 
 
 ftK 
 
 f'hifio^nlkiifelti, ohin-iitka:'If^tiV,\tku(Mt.iili, v, «. ,-<|<j. (Q) x am 
 pregnant. 
 
 Ohinaj-ntkuku^lti, ehinntkuku6Itom, ntkukufeltish, t'.a.»n(f(6)lcon- 
 
 coiye a child. • .i ■'>]]■, ■■ . ; 
 
 1,'S ntkii6itom, ntkneltomon, ntkneltemont, v. t. r. (9) I »m pro<'- 
 
 n«nt of him. 'GaniU spaku I'l n ot-ntku6Uem«temcn/ Gestavi 
 
 (e novem mentibus. 
 '■ ntkiikiiiltom, ntkukn6ltemen, ntkukutMtom»nt, v. t. r. (9; T 
 
 conceive him 'La t'skukiiiiz ii titkiiku6ltemenzin,' Xoctf 
 
 ceneepi te. 
 " ntkn^ltom, ntKiitMt'tt«!i, iitknelt'«kii, i\ <aut3. (8) Facio illam 
 
 esff grdvidam. 
 " ntkiikueltcin, ntknkucltst^n, (H) Fvrio lUmn a.nniere infanteni. 
 •' ntkukufeltoin, ntkiikuelton, fS) Co«r>/)/» flivrh rjum, <^vcd Hbhi 
 
 Virgo dicerr prtsf vidfttir. ,.,, ./;,-.<; 
 
 " itkuolteni, ntkii61tpn, (S^ ^Vs^o.ir?7/n/;i f/i/.s, . ';„ .. 
 
 rhinei ntkaelKoi, ohihw* ntko^lxo, v. pass. I am conceived.' ir 
 [Miitkif^^xotn, ntknclzcn, ntkuilzcnt, (8) I lay in that; rwfori'liif^ 
 
 to the place in which the thing ii placed. • * . ; 
 
 • ntko^lf.oBi ntko6lzcmon, ntkoalzomont, ». tn>./'. (9j [hate that 
 
 in my«olf. 'NkoclzcemKtcmen ;^anut spakani,, Te . gestavi 
 
 ntvem m en^ea. 
 JtkotIn, s. a place to lie in, a f^ravi«, the mother's womb, hed, 
 
 etc. 
 K»e-ntkotiHlH \n t'l6sii Kii,' Wc arc the place where < bri»t layi, 
 
 w» ar» th'> tomh of (^'Imi^t, ef .; we coiceire C'lrlHt spiritually 
 
 oriacratncntally. etc. 
 N'tk')!niiitcM), .s\ /■'»s^ VUiCf to I:\y somebody in. 
 Risr^afcrrKir, ft is pUcc 1 in wat^r t » bo wushe 1, hit not uj»riglit. 
 loH-nflai^tikiim ntkiietikiin, (8) I })lacc it in water. 
 I'niNT.-i NTKirnrftvEi, .••hinntkiik'.icr^ein, ntkiikiierif»i*li, , 6) 1 lend iwj 
 
 pan, I am attJiitive, f Tuteti to sojnjtliing, llL I have it falling 
 
 into my ears. "Ta kaes ntkukucno,' Nothing goes into your 
 
 enri, you do not mind.. 
 l<;iikulcii(V)e!n, ntkiiku '^n-iiiiMi, ntic iku viiu > it, (9) I liit'ti to 
 
 it, 1 have it falling into my cara- 
 
 ■ ntkiiknenemHom, (I'l) I listen to his 
 
 jK»e«intkukunmenuegui, Wo mind one anr thcr 
 
 

 •-a 
 
 "^ 
 
 Iv. ^ 
 
 IS4 
 
 VVIl 
 
 Sr.ritkukii('!i«', Tlii- act oriisd'-iUng, wlirit 1i:ih been li-tt-tcd to. 
 Rs-NTKfs, It lies )■ tlic fin-. JiT'Ntak, Sui).' 
 FoH ntkiisoni, ntL-iisrii, (8) I l:iy tlmt in tlio flro. 
 B4-NTfC')r,n rr, H- lrA< it o i th* *\\ n\\ 1 -t^ j^'Chico.' 
 (^kiiu'i-ntkofkiNil MM. !it'< »!'<\il>* i. rit'<'>H<'!il«'!it. •'. t. r. (8) I I»y nn 
 
 hin nliouMer.s. 
 !('>^ n(k('»lI;^it(Mn, iitkotkriliMii'M., ntknlkt^itoMinit, (9) I hiiv« tli;it 
 
 put on 1117 ^li'»ildMN, I ;in lorl'il writM t'lvt, not c!irryini» it. 
 
 <Rsijlk)H{-Mt^'nIv- hi >,"'It,* Sh • Irn t'l- buby on her sivml- 
 
 iJerti, IniiJHH t'uHhion. 
 V,A Nritts, .t//. Blin I ofc. !.• I'vo, ;>/. 'Ks-ntkinka%' Thcj »ro liliml 
 
 of ono ejre. 
 Kontkiipjn, lie bft>tam« blin 1 >:*'»«» J oyo. 
 Toi-ntkusoin, ntk'Ai*n, (8) I p it out one of bi« eye«. 
 •« ntkup.'isem, (8) I make bini loono ono oyo. 
 ("JhirK*^ ntkuiiffnzuti, I iriynflt" !>ii«. out o\w of my eyt'«. 
 NTLA(JZtK. IS-'Tlagt.' 
 
 \tlapXks. wm"h%%: 
 
 ffT'LIRLZR. ••-•Tel.' 
 NTLLtLS. i^^Tlil.' 
 N'TN'MUS. air'Tin.' 
 (MIINK^-NTOM.^I, chi'i nt.ni^'tn, ntoaui.Hh, (6) I 
 
 'Tom.' 
 S'TP.^ftU:^. •••'Tpini.' 
 
 (^IITN':-:-^ N rr^LNI, (•liiiinty.:;s I ■■vni cHokiriL,'. liir'Tiip.' 
 Chin (« ntpiini, L-!iin ntpA^L'ui, nipiMish, r. <t. inl. (0) I cook j^oh,.! 
 tliin:;, I'f. I l)ut it di»wn at tlic fire. 
 
 ■' iitp.iKsiB, (15) 1 (M:)k I'Kif for him, I cook \v.% 
 
 '* iitpi'i'MitiMu, (J I) T cook Tor him, •♦oni'/ o:' hi*. 'Ko ntp;i^.!,| 
 '' ) ik HI' « 'mithing. 
 '," iitpa<til«e;n, I w\tt\ to •> >'<. it. 
 nhin'><iilpse!n!uiii", v. frfq. 
 Sguiitp'.s.-Aoni, *. Cook. 'Siriititpu.' . 
 Sntp 1 't"), '. K!l;'h.vi. 
 Szntp'.:^, W.ial is cook-.M]. 
 
 leH-ntpusom, ntpotcmen, (0) I u.sc it for cooking. 
 NUEI — [rc-oi 0/,] 
 Ts'inueiorn, nn6iemon, nuciomonf., A•^??^ «s niK^'cniflton^ y.t. r. 
 
 •iiuie. 
 
heeti li»*tcn"d to. 
 
 calkaVThojtroMiml 
 
 ,i.Hh, (R) I •'"•'«• 
 
 «t4 
 
 NUft 
 
 offer that in Mcriflc*. This wonl n;n lu^d H.f ,.'.1 ,.i,T;ti( i.-, 
 offered to tk« hud, etc., kj InJiaue j ih«jr even i.iroreJ pitjcivs 
 o; tlieir own floub, cut off with u slarp b..tK'. Irom the ariuH u.- 
 oilier p»rt«, for their relatives deoiaswtl, or otlu-r jjurntj^cn; 
 cveu euomien were offoriMl aii<J hung on ireen in oruciionu 
 w»y by some of tho mure barh.»roos tribes, fiuiai' ise lhi>, 
 word for the sacrifice we offer to fiud j :<ome sliriiik from us- 
 ing thie word for tho true iacrifu* bo«aus« ii recalU tlu-ir <iM 
 ritoB. 
 leilnH^ictu, Id., and bettor. 
 
 • rioiieltein, (16) I oft'er hid iu eaiTilictj. '^il(■il•m^tgll In 
 
 .skiltichi I. K. rKolinaiiteii,' You offer tho b >.!/ of Christ to 
 God. 
 I iiinei-kohnuimieti, ['Singum^ni, cliihiuimiriti,'] chin koHiiuimiet 
 kolinuimistsh, v. ref. (5) I offer a Hacritice. Sitrlji'o. I uni a 
 I saerificer, I offer myeelf m Baerifice. t , 
 
 '..liolinuimiBtem, lioUnuisiniiemon, koHriuiinisteiucnt, (0) 1 offfr 
 myself that sacrifice, 'KoMiiuinristeniis lu s'ligul,' lie olfcri'il 
 bit own blood in sacrifice. 
 Lu i siiuci, .s. My act of offering a nacrifico. 
 iu isznudi, M J sacrifice, what I oilVr. 
 Kui'imen, 5. lustrunicnt, material for a sacrid'e. 
 Ijl^uiinuem, sgunuti, ■>'. Appointed to offer Bacnfiie^, T*ri«^t. 
 llnuueimeniiitcn, s. My sacrificer, he that offers me m bacriticc. 
 [.Snu^iaion, s. Altar, plnoe of sacrifice. 
 iN-UillLS,— Lroof of,] 
 
 lL'kiii''j-nueil.'»i, chin-nueila, (ft) I am la/.y. idle, ncgligt^nl. 
 JNutiliten, 5. Negligence tis a habit, inclining to nrgli- 
 
 gcDce, what make8 one negligent. 
 rniitilsh, 6' The neglecting. 'I-iznucilnh,' "What I iioglectotl. 
 IKiiiUt^iucn, s. A negligent fellow. 'Snuilscmen,' The habit of neg- 
 ligence. 
 
 ii'»-kuUnu6iliiei«, koUnucilsenien, kollnutilHcment, ". /. r. (9) I 
 treat that negligently, I do it negligently. 
 koUnueilsem, koUnueilson, kolhuieisont, (S) 1 neglect that. 
 fiUllUP,— [roof o/,] 
 
 hiiie8-iiuini|»i, chin-niii'up, nueupsh, (.">) I dr;i\v b» 1:. T l);'.c!c mit. I 
 recoil. 
 
 ■■tf- 
 

 
 3 
 
 ii:v 
 
 45«;. 
 
 Chinft-nut'iipi, cliiiMiiuu^tciii, iiiti-ttiila]i, it. u. .(»J. ^t); 1 bark mii 
 
 ftoiii Horaethin;;. 
 Tenuu^upeiu, nu^upon, iiudupeiil, /•/i/. ea riacu])a(.^n, iiutii),ku 
 IT. t. r.cauis. (S) I muke him ha<-L:. make kiin pull h»\.\i, iiia\T 
 back ; as backing a tcaiu, etc. 
 *♦ nu^upcni, niitujuMnt'ii, nu»^up«i»u'iit, r). mut. (9) J buck oui 
 fVoB it, 
 
 *• nufciipKoui, ;^16) I back his , riiako his back, I b«tL 
 
 for him. 
 *' nuiupshtem, (14) [ hklp him backing, 1 back tor him. 
 KueH-niipmeniiegiii. v. rec. We back each other, ouch iront thi 
 
 other. I, 
 
 0hine8-nup«mluiai, /rcy. . , ^^ 
 
 Xueupenzuton; k. The backer, ha that backs another. ^ , 
 Sznutup, What is backad. 
 wis,— {root of,] 
 ITiiiflt, ailj. Hi;;h,p/. 'Nusiust.' -Che nuwt,' The sun irt high jti. 
 r/nuist, rt-Zr. On high in ahig'i [• ici». 'Ch'nuist,' Upwirdu, Iiuuvi-m- 
 
 ward. 
 Telnuirtt, From on high. 
 Snuist, .«. Th<^ height, the being hij^h. 
 S'chnn'ist, *. fu Is'chnuistH ]ii Kgiielcnien u kne«-kuil(cif, We art 
 
 ninninir on top of hell. 
 Chin-niiit6tgii, I huTC a high houM 
 L-snhiii, When it is a little high, the aun, or time about Minc,orku 
 
 o'clock in the morning. 
 <'iriNfis JfutiTi, chin nuifitam, nuistish, (8) I place nijsolf higk. J I 
 play the big man, 1 mike myself high. 'Chiki nuisti,' I wbiij 
 to be high svbore others. 
 lo8-BUst61«em, nusttMsctHen, (!)) I think it high, big. 
 Chines-nnstelsoraifiti, I think I am high above others. 'Xiols kae- 
 zagal8ni\isti Imolkanilps,' He wants to soar at high iisjani 
 eagle. 
 CniNCS-NUtssiLSUT, chin-nuisselsh, nnissclshish, .v. m^(5) Igohi{;k| 
 
 up, ascend. 
 TA nuiUselsh, Ee-asccnded. 
 hint's nui"««'.>I.shi. chin-niii.MjUhoai, riirn^'iUiH't, v. <f. >.)i/l.(fijl viiuli 
 •uwething higher. 
 

 'Ni.-iHfUlMf.'in 1<( Tii-iio a.,' ||, 
 
 t kiln pull baitv, ilravr 
 trtif. (9) 1 buck uui 
 
 hU back, I Ut'L; 
 
 "('1 I'ii.i . ' '. • '"'j^'iii -. . 
 back for bim. 
 
 ether, ouch ironi thi 
 
 I .'I- ■' i, ■■ > « 
 another. ^ 
 
 Tho Hijn iri high jtl. 
 
 ^.»* I'-iinc 
 
 I 
 
 f'»i*- tui' liio;fc. 
 
 cniNM. 
 
 ^11:5.1 'ri •> 
 
 thi 
 
 .i*r. 
 
 •• ihrtiolnhuin, iiuioolih^niuii. 
 t'!iinoM-nu«rteI**liz.'((,i I raiii- mysfll Ii 
 
 t'liiii"!* iiulani, cliiiioi ii.ilui*, r. /i ms. I ji-u n »;{»!. [!-'.• mi '{Ti 
 
 in/. ;!5; f UJlitv HO 
 
 linci'iiiilu-ii, c\iinii.ilai«c;ii, aiiiusiiS 
 
 thini^. 
 «-ii,ilu?i'in, rmlusuu, niilii«f,if, r. t, r. (>?j f imlic bim ( 
 
 iiululiN rKt)iir»zu(>i;i,' Jt iiiiiic 
 
 un. 
 
 rnc- 
 
 vHf- 
 
 •' iiuluitem, nuluJteii, riuh\!v, i-.r.f. ( IiVi I uuIU' Um ' ■ ' 
 
 '• iiiiluHlitfim, (14) F udite for hiwj. '• ;: ' 
 
 •• nuhiluieiii, /ial. , • -■• ■■ •' ■>'') 
 
 I'liiriM-nurKtilili, Vol. I' :• ';•..'■ •; 
 
 |«siuir8(''lH«*m, niirsel««itii(>r\, i wi.sk In un.'.c ]\. ' '''''■' '"•"t*'i /.- 
 CliiUL'.s-iiurseliOinUu, I wish (>> ii:iil« luyol''. ' '" '' •' 
 
 |csnursoi.somi.'<tcra,((); I wi»li to u-iltl nivn',''!' to him. ' 
 
 (;hinc-< iiiilnscnzuli. . nf. I iinito mys#l;. iirtrria;;o lit*. 
 K'jiiiihiwhzutem, mi!.vi<ii/.ut«iiit'n,(!»j f iinilp mvnolf to \ 
 lurtonzutoinlH hi kuo-in!ilt,' lie wniti-.l hitiiHi>!f lo our < :;iv 
 
 MMl. 
 
 I. 
 
 '.Ml- 
 
 i hncu-Uujltiif, We art | ' miiusorUkitoiiiUim, (IRj 1 unit* n)_T>t'ir vrith !. 
 
 .Nulust'chHt. , • 
 
 Xiiliisten, .'!. Tht» union, wliat unites. 
 
 !• time about nine,ortcu H Xiiliisonzutcn, *•. He tlinl iiuil 
 
 t%. 
 
 f! 
 
 I place nijsolt" higk. 1 
 'Chikt nuiHti,' I ffi<iii| 
 
 \gh, big. 
 
 )vo others. 'Nlols kae- 
 ) .'^oar ai high U!i|an| 
 
 inh, .1', int.(J-i) Igohigkl 
 
 .VZEUS. 
 17/8 KUS. 
 XZilLSIJ. 
 .N'ZIKA. 
 
 <Zcu. 
 
 zsir.' 
 
 Ziilnh. 
 
 'Zika. 
 
 NZiLlSIvUK, *. A wMosT siUor .sh 
 
 I'justs m *ur;ii,);r aiKl di-ein; « 
 
 (Vv.. ,;' 
 
 Lcaicd nioorning. 
 
 .jrti.'-i.nlvuo, 
 
 5h' '1; 
 
 ■VI h<M'««,r R^.iin, ;d.c 
 
 .NZISIII. 
 NZiPSI. 
 N'ZKl'S. i 
 .VZLGUEP, 
 
 nzm'skm. 
 
 •Ziihi. 
 Zipcm. 
 'Zkutn, xuk 
 
 ' ! I 
 
 'Zel 
 
 'Zil. 
 
 im. Kil 
 
 ■/Auw. 
 
■^3 
 
 
 
 ■i H| 
 
 O ^ 
 
 is. ^ 
 
 't' '-3 
 
 HI ■ 
 
 4lt 
 
 Oil 
 
 Chinea-kologomi, ehin-ltctogum, koJoijuish, v. <i. iml. I feuci.' aomc- 
 
 hing/I make a tenco for u field, or corral. 
 IftS-kologom, ko^ngontoii, kologunt, ronl. c9-koIo<^.jh;t6n, cs-kolo'u- 
 
 skn V. t. r. (10) I fence it off. 
 " kologoHem, kologoHtn, ko^ogc'ilt, r. r^l. (17) I feucs his 
 
 or it for him. 
 ■' kol-ogoshilem, kolugoslnteii, ko-ogoshit., v. rd. (15) 1 muUu » 
 
 fence for him. 
 " kologoekishem, koVogOHhishemen, v.rd. (9) I fence that tor 
 
 another. 
 ChincH-kotogOBhishi, I liu'.kc foiicos for otbera. 
 rei-kologominem, koto;^onin, Icologorniiit, v. inst. (11) I use that 
 
 kind of wood for font ing. 'KoJogoinin lu aktlp,' \ use red fir 
 
 for fencing. 
 " kologomineni, koVogorninemen, (11) I put on tlie fence, luaki. 
 
 a fence with it. 
 •' kologominernltem, t'. rd. imt. (16) I u:^e for my own lenLJiiL' 
 
 his •KoJogominemlziii in a-s/iihil,* 1 mad« my fence with 
 
 rails cut by you. 
 Kologorain, s. Rails, material for fencing, good for fencing ; refer 
 
 ring to to the one that usei^ it. 'Ikl-kologomin,' I will use ii 
 
 for fencf. 'Kologoniinten,' The fence as related to Ibo field 
 
 or thing fcncpd up. A i-;le of rails is called 'Kologumiii;' tb 
 
 rails on the fen^.^^ are •KoVogominten.' 
 f-Bzk»}6g, What I fenced. 
 Sgukologom, s. Fence maker. 
 Chines-nkoVogomtl.'^!, rcl. ! wish to make a fence. 
 SKor.o(}OSK\aAK, s'. Corral foi- animals. 
 Chines-koVogoskagei, I inake a corral for horses. 
 Iks-ouit^uskm, ()gii6iistei!, ogiuHnku, r. c.>p. I make u fcmo. a bar- 
 rier, between them. 
 OGT^LT, «. Baby, dim. 'Logtelt.' 
 RogogteH', .t. l?aby-doll.' 
 ha I'i-B0gt6lt, In my budy-hood. 
 ('HrNER-OHOOJ, chin-ohoo, oh6oish, I am coughing. '.Szohuo, 
 
 The coagh. 
 01E~[rnot of,) 
 ChincB-oiem^, chin-oim, oimsh, v. int. (5) I am unfreezing. Je ne 
 
J. ind. 1 feuix- ddijie- 
 
 VZOMP, A hroknn <\!.% ^ /. 'Xxiniodii).' *#*'Zoin.' 
 
 Ics-nziSmporn, tizompon, nzornpent, (1) I break th« eggg. 
 
 « nroinpltem, (16) I break his eggs. 
 
 ,<TnNKS-NZUZrt5:riT=!TI, chin-nz.izn^.hst, v.n. (5) I do in somc- 
 b'ldy'a place, I art aw uubntilute. 
 
 !«s-iiz"Ku6ch8em, nzuzu6fhsen, nznzm'chsent, (8) I make bim do 
 what T do, T appoint him to act in my place, I dubstitute him 
 to myself. «Nzuz!j(ichsis t I. K. \\x PiM,' Our Lord appointed 
 PetiM- to act SIS ho acted, to he his "Vicar. i^'Zun. ziiiit.' 
 
 t on the I'eucc, luakf 
 
 
 
 
 
 Tlio twcltth letter of tlie alphabet. (I feat difficult cxiett* mi 
 ^discnininating the O and T; and in many instances they :ue 
 exchanged. 
 
 Im unfreezing. Ji *^ 
 
 oCIIfNAKftlN, >■. The ()kinag.in, an Indian trih- of thp \Ve«*t. 
 OGOiZIs .«. naiin;v<-k fndianB; ;i hand of the Snake IndianH. 
 OGCilST, etc. SKgr'l'gt.' 
 
 [[•^bf'K >'. /I";-. It IS (eticc!. 
 
 rhiM('.<i-(')^ )i, ••hines-(Sgo, ostosh, ;• /<•>■. ' am fcnco<l. 
 riiiiio-; .'^nm'i, chin, <>'j;uni m^.M^I; v. a. ind. (7) I :;:n ;ciicing. 
 li'f-ogJni, or i\:^inii, o^-ont(^n, ('<;o;it, 'rut. c«-og txtcn, eK-o_i:;o,<ti'-ii 
 (10) 1 fcri-e it. 
 
 • ii^-')ltcrn, ogiilt/'ri, (17) 1 fenct' hi^. 
 
 " (iLf^h'it.'in, (1'>) I fence ii>v him. 
 
 CirMiot/K, feneed all aroinl ; a* a g'/avc yar.!. h miic. etc. 
 'r- /iiii; oiy.em, (•h-»j.">'Zf')), ' l,'';.toi/,.Mit, fS; ! |V ■ ,•,• ii nil avoi,n !. 
 
 ■ (ho::; 'i'/cHem, r. r.*!. 1 ten'/;' hi-; all amind. 
 
 H;Koi,oi)'i hi i-srlko^k!^tcn, My field is fencod, it !• fenced off, 8c{i- 
 ( rated from the ^nrrOKiidirifr country-. 
 
"-3 
 
 s 
 
 s 
 
 w 
 
 '-.I 
 
 iy> 
 
 C^Q 
 
 ►-^ 
 
 *~-* 
 
 
 -^ 
 
 O 
 
 ri 
 
 f^ 
 
 y 
 
 'f^ 
 
 > 
 
 to 
 
 ^ 
 
 tu 
 
 
 -3 
 
 
 :&! 
 
 
 oil* 
 
 i^jclc. The opposite ii, 'Kimap,' To fWn'Zf up. 'Ea-oin»imi, 
 Th»y unfreeze; %% saakus tlo, or bears, et«. 
 
 'ans% 
 
 Itt»-oirnu:n, o'i:ucs!i, oiinent, t". '. r. (9) F tiiifroc/.e it, or hiin, I ( 
 it to infre«)zo. 
 
 '' oimH'.'!n, Miinhi^n, r. f. r'. (10) I iinf'nw.c bis , or it fr 
 
 n* 
 
 una. 
 
 " oitBjhteiii, V. t. yd. (14) 1 uiifree/.o for liim, help him to talci 
 the frost out of something, 
 Oinienzuton, J. lie that rnakon anfroezc somethinif. 
 
 Chinesnoirni, uo'un. i". hi'. It unfreezes in. 
 
 V. ff. in a room, tuti' 
 
 Ic'S-noiiri'jiij, ii -iiucri, rio'iii>o»t, T '.itifrcf'/o it in some place 
 
 Noimin, ,■?. InstrurniTit to unfrofzn anything. 
 
 NoimuU'gii, s. Tiie ^•r')iiri(l is iiiifVoc/jng. 
 
 Olh.—lnnt of,-] 
 
 l-oW, II is jt'Dno pii^ ■.', wh iKs si • h>i»M in, m^ (ii«,-oritiii 
 
 I choi'-jje, Om« pii>"' :v!I arouri I, outwardly, iiic:»rrnptoiJ, inrioUtc 
 
 l-noil/.v', Oru^ jtioc;,' iiisich', iiiviol.ntc i;i:«i<i.'. 
 
 Ks-ol^lis, O'lic'-'i-i in one piec? ; as ••everal ii«i!)h!e blanlvct)" 
 
 uanee. 
 
 Ill (IIIC 
 
 l)ieoc. 
 
 K'(->.i}<jU9, Tiioy two are oik- piece j as .% 
 
 two heart.* well united. 
 f''« o^piiii, olip, It beeoruos one, wholr. 
 
 pair of double blanko 
 
 kOtV 
 
 E^nol 
 
 pun, n >,ip, I a J 
 
 •.line. o-.\~' pio.-e, t'l ■ ic- torminL' nil 
 
 OTor, t'l*! river is closed, U'oxjn OTer. 
 Chi:r>-*.!';)).' j).iii, '-'i )Hp. I a:ii •xttaehe I to .«<> ;ii to ni.-vke om | 
 
 ^)!Iii pi'-.', V. Lj. ;i. mil a.T'.'tioniite to his wile, 
 •'^'loli'iii*. >■. ,\.mefic:r.i pa-it'*; which h:iY • botli Ie^< united tii"i>ll)- 
 
 vv 
 
 i'k' j;;v 
 
 '.•iK-e I 
 
 'n !ian jnnts, w'li.'h a'-' Nepar»to 
 
 OlM, 
 
 eacji ic^'. 
 'rent 0' 
 
 T ' i ■■ ..t 
 
 liii -i-'CiKn, <-!\i,) ./i,:i, : .)J i ..ri;); only «■•-•. 1 n; tlie ili;rr.;itiri 
 I, 
 
 loi.ii, ell iMl/.iit 
 
 ■IM !1, I .It Ml. 
 
 y^ 
 
 I iViiie ;i! n> ;a:!j;li. 
 
 C.ii; 
 
 >i'i '. jti, •• liri >; I 'Uit, o ri -,,iu.i, (' 
 
 tlv.' 'K'/ivuti ve.i. 
 
 ;.: » !j;o;'i, •' •' i::o,. 
 
 oinzi!t.':ii. n: i.:.'.t stcji, 'ii:v/.l .-^Iv'-i, 
 
 I J 1 VA \J. 1. 'K.'l 
 
 Tv 1 } 
 
 V - ' 
 
 or/-), ... 
 '^.'ir.vfv 
 
 ;i -:i 
 
.xe ui'- 'Es-omtimi, 
 /.e it, or luTn, I cans*, 
 
 ,,.7,f bis , f""'^ ^1 
 
 «im, lu'lp l^iin to ^«1^'' 
 
 V (». in a room, etr. 
 in some place. 
 
 .,(> (li»^-ontiiumnce. 
 •,„c.)rrnptoil, inriolite. 
 
 double b'.unkct%in on. 
 
 iftir of (loiiblo blanket'. 
 
 lo.-o, t'l • !'• • tarmini; (ill 
 go ;i'« to malce fiv.i 
 
 ,1 ir, Uif ileriv:itW> 
 
 » •ol6 
 
 los-oinzutom, oinziiteinos, [9] I laugh .it him; not of him. 
 " nkiiloinzutcin, nkll^oinz^^t(Muell, (6) I laugh with hi 
 !ri(iiii7,,',(et), lie that iniikes me Iiiu.;ii. 
 Oinzttinen, i. A laughing fellow. 
 
 Siii)iiiz'.teii, .s. Pl.'ieo to laugh. i. . . 
 
 ra. 
 
 chin oiins, I have a lau;f 
 
 hiiig 
 
 iM( 
 
 I I'hiti-choimii^, I have laugliiii:' evi 
 
 !i>i n )iis^(Mn, iioiusHomo:) 
 
 (0) I Ic 
 
 It h 
 
 ooK at hnn laiiiriuru 
 
 •;S()KAMI, okein, The moon i.n H'lining. [Spokau.] 
 
 Sok-em, 
 
 M 
 
 oon, moonlight. 
 
 'Sokaiiu 
 
 er, or 
 
 KSOKOI, The h:ihy is sirk waiting for anew little brwth 
 
 i?i<ter; Iniliaii supei-Htition. When th? )n»w little hrothfr 
 fiMnes the sick baby im 'Ks Ikop^unsbin.' 
 
 OLFKUL.t. Tallow. 
 
 OhIM. 
 
 V\ 
 
 im. 
 
 iaio t'l^ gli'duiu! 
 
 OLI.V, s. The belly, pi. 'Ololin.' 
 K^();-(;OETl?tU, The watrr ^iiiks, ciV. 
 fi^'Xo'gui.' 
 
 I'lS-Ofil'lVrr, The milk, or bloo.l coagulates, it is ciirliri;';. 
 fos-olfin, (S) 1 make it Cf>:ij;ula<e. 
 
 Oolt, C'lgiilat.-'il ; the opposite of 'Kl saial,' It Hiiiii-fiefi. 
 N'oolku, Hlood or milk eoagulated. 
 
 IK.SOLKSrirTH.VI, olkshiten, oikshit, »;. ra'. (I.';.) [Trum ^Klk6in,'J 
 1 !i»»Ip him. 'Kie olk'^lnVilt,' Help us. 
 
 [.iiw I'Nhi 
 
 (•"hhic. 
 
 itu;'!;!ii. r. :>.■. r'^1 We help one anotheiv 
 • Hc^hiiz.'ili, '•. rrf. I helj) myseli'. 
 
 Cbir.t* (tlkltvimshi, »'. p-ip. \ help people. 
 
 ItVH ollksliishem, olks!iish*!ii?'), n, •;'/. (D) I ca i d i ;htl '.'of »i!i-,)r>. 
 Ch!ii;'s-olkshi«';ii, v.r'l. (J\) I ei,M do h omi'thing fo,- oricr*, J help. 
 
 )rK-s', 
 
 i.Hld<h, >'. Sent to hel)). 
 '</..'i1en. ^. Thf hflper. 
 
 OL'V''- ^t.^rtin; a s'li ill qui Ifi;) 'd, wlio'jo fur sells dear. 
 
 OornVe-e. rirTliiiim.* 
 
 |"!IIN'!';> ()r;>!rrzrr, <'lii:i-(dshi/,t. ol.^lfijui^h, v. int. '?,) ' cat,. 
 
 :« tl 
 
 nie- u'l. 
 
 !-• taU''' iii'c 
 
 iii.'i 
 
 tliv 
 
 :i ll(> 11! 
 
 Hg#~-l'liiii. 
 

 
 ■^ 
 
 n 
 
 tt? 
 
 !f< 
 
 V-i 
 
 C/i 
 
 ^ '-4 
 
 lie 
 
 0*16 
 SoUhi, toUhiiten, ». Ire. 
 
 Inolshizten, *. Piro-place. chirnnoy. 'Ululim snolihi,' Iron itore. 
 l^ OLiJs, It i$ burnin^', Ii:»hl«(l ; said of fire, candles, etc. 
 Ohinos-oliisi, chin-ohi?, ;)'i.?s. I milce fire, 1 hare (Ire. 
 Chined-oliisi, chin-olunerii, oliisi^th, i'. a. %nd. (8) I make fire^ I ligi,( 
 I burn Romcthing. | 
 
 lejoltisem. olasoii, olusent, coixt. es-oliiiten, es-oliisku, r. f. r. (8) | 
 set fire to it, I lij{ht that fire, I light tlioee caBdle». ' 
 
 " olol6iom, red. 
 
 " oliiKarn, oliihen, oidh, i«. reL (18) I light hie , or I light i 
 
 for hi m. 
 '' olu«htern, olAshten, oliisbt, p. ret. (14) I light a arc forhimi 
 
 'Ko-olaeht,' Make eomc fire. 
 Chine^BoIsemelsi, I wieh for fire, 1 wieb to make fire. 
 ('hines-ol^n^liiiHi, fif<i. 
 iguol Mara, s. Fire maker. 'OUjnemon,' One wunting to make tirr 
 all times. 
 
 UHiNKs-cHoritsr, (6) I put fire on, I Ii;iljt witii a burning artide, [I 
 kindle. I 
 
 I "? oh olii^em, I apply fire to it, etc., 1 li;xht it, v. g. a lamp, eanj 
 die. 
 
 " chohiHoin, (1^5) r light his , or it for biin. 
 
 " fhoIushtiMn, (14) I iniiko fire, or light for him. 
 Sg"(lu)I>i<iem, .'^. appointed to light fire, or candles, et<', 
 (^ITiyKvOLKOI, fhin-olko, (5) 1 arrive to water, trareli;,ir I fii„| 
 watrr. 
 
 ('bin zulkn, I came te water. j^-'Senlku.' 
 
 ONi-:r;r,— [r«-^/ o/,] 
 
 Oie t'l, 5. Ti-!it!!, It is the truth. 'SonAgn,' The t:'!!ing tlip trutli, 
 
 Oivgii, ilj. He II true, lie tclin the truth. 
 
 fT.ii I ' t ) i6gui, >r •■'ii:i Mori 'giiHti, chin-oiu'gi, <■! 
 
 ;:-:^Ii, oiiegj'Htsh, (.'^) I t.Ml t!ie truth, I t','II no 'ifH 
 Ohip.p<-!»'t ^g'.ii, chiiiofw^go'n, onvguisli, ((5) I ti'II the Init'i tp *oKtr 
 
 Ki»dy. 
 Xn* oncgiiMi, niegun, on^gant, ■">«'. esonegU'^ten, (^) F tfll him 
 
 irutii. 
 "•" oiirgro, s>"i*gumen, oniigurn-nt, (0) I 8'i I Mwi tritSM. 
 
 lil\£S-()(»S 
 
 oiu'g I, <-hiri-<)iir.,'iriit, one] 
 
 i 
 
rith a burning artitlf,!! 
 I'tht it, V. g. a lamp, eJ 
 
 The t:'!!in,.,' llio truth. 
 
 OOK 
 
 l.vki»l'!'>at'o • **» '•"''' ' "V'""'"» !{ol}.)nc;;iimont, (9) T ti'ej»t him as 
 
 a truthful m»ii. 
 ,i„egu.*ien, f. Wit*-**. 'Ktoncgiiinen, ksnontguisten,' T« bo 
 
 ('bincB<huiian^ii«, I liavi^ th • cjcs (.fa tnitlifnl iu;in. 
 rhiiif* ""S''*"' ^ '"'^* '■''* ' truthful tVllow, my iaeo it true, 
 I ,'ii;arB nonlngucuv, Mr ours h;»v« triilh. ear'Noniiij;:i(cne.' 
 ('Hiifcs iionan<;uxini, I spsak lik« a true ffllow. 
 'ciii iini!i;ju7'anein, noimn^ju/Antmen, ^0) I tell him tho truth. 
 
 .. (.h9iioriunKaiineinlt«m,(l^) 1 t«I! the truth to hia 
 
 (hiiieBnonungizineiiusti, I •»/ I tell the truth, I Bwea'*. 
 !f(in()nuii{juzin«mi»teii, nonuriguTiiB^miitemen, (9) ! 1-, 11 hint the 
 
 truth. 
 iUOL, aJ;. V»r) nmuoth. l^'Zupi'.' 
 ('hil-o(!iI. Smooth oTtr, a smooth, Tcry lerel flour, turia.-v. 
 1 Chiloolku, Smooth, level, calm tea or lake, water. 
 KoIosooIb, Smooth ch«ek«. 
 I.„6;j','n, Smooth ground, ice. 
 i.nool, a(/;. Empty, ;/^ 'I-nolobl.' 
 
 !.ci*ni-iH)6l, 1 am enjpty, I hafe nohoijj in, I am alone in my lodge, 
 'A i-ku-no61 V Are you alone, iu your house empty f naid by • 
 man visilini^ his Criends aud tindin<; only women in the lodge} 
 or by a woman Tisiting her lady Iriewd* and finding only men 
 in; and they go back. 
 l(hinnol61(hst, I am empty-handed. 
 
 \m -[root of,] 
 
 iM, Lost. The meaning litterally seems to bo, out oi tight. 
 |chincs-o68ti, chm-oost, v.ref. (5) I am lost, I lo8t the road, I mak« 
 
 (I blunder. 
 'iiiNEs-uusiNi, ohin-o»5sinera, ooainieh, v. a. ind. (6) I loie •ome- 
 
 thing. 
 Ih-iiosiiiein, oosui, oosinl. v. t. r. (9) I find it lost, I lone that. 
 
 •U.'KL'iizin,' 1 had L.tit you, I missed you, 1 lost HJglit vl you. 
 
 oosllcMii; oi'slton, ons'.t. v. rd. (16) I lose his 
 
 InmiH, <. Til'.' ; •"■', to bo lost. 'I-«/-o6s,' r have lost it. 
 
 .i;„ut.l.n. '. riiy lo-s, the fausj of thy porlit: ■■•i. 'Si i;;\;i In 
 
 aii-iiov'vt.ii,' Whiwky is your ruin. 'Choosten,' Why one is lost 
 
IS 
 
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 >-< ' — 
 
 ^ 
 
 '853 
 
 444 
 
 OPEN. 
 
 Knos-oosriut'iJHi. We Ic*?** oiu ntidtlur, wt ini«s each uiIht. 
 Io.s-o()'^niIuH(M«, (1^)1 lose it, o^ton, very oftpu I <Io not noi^ hi 
 
 CntNKSo.iTl'- 
 
 ■i«i:)-i)'<t'A^, »■. }> I'tf" 
 
 I 
 
 mil carne 
 
 .-I, 
 
 K-au ( 
 
 m. 
 
 )1M ot tliP 
 
 Cliii 
 
 tu'soKti)--'!, (•!iiri-'>stu"'"i\, osliisi 
 
 ^S. 
 
 I br 
 
 \n.s, X')!iio 
 
 Fc>i(>sti'isf r,), (jstiMon, ostusrin, (S) I liriii/^' him out 
 
 OJ 
 
 tl 
 
 \r-Ay. 
 le wjiv. 
 
 'Kaest ohIuMIn..' lla bririj;s »h astiay. 
 ostuhein, ostiifteri, o.-Uuit, v.rcl (Wi) [ lirinj^ lli^ 
 
 ('inNH-ti>-iT>;i,s«i-;ri, r 
 
 ./. A/-. I tl 
 
 )lli: 
 
 1 
 
 lun Ids 
 
 1 t\ 
 
 a.strav. 
 
 mytjci,' 
 
 le«-()steiisemisti'ii), orU-lsemisieiuen, (",)) 1 tl»iiik lie ^ot loht. 
 Cni.vKsoiicvii vk;, chin-oskuf^iie, pi/^s. My horse.s are lost. 
 
 I 
 
 t'.S-l»S 
 
 k.ig.iv 
 
 ;ll,0- 
 
 ■ Aei 
 
 skiipiciit, (8) ! iose his hv)ise. 
 
 osUau'.ioi 
 
 torn, oslv.i :a •'.ton, f. vl. (16) I l(»so the h 
 
 ursoi (iT 
 
 hiH. 
 
 ('hi!»f..s-o.-<i,s/.l'TI, rhiii-oslszut, I lopt ■omo goods, aoiun traji.*, ./ 
 
 pT./.; .7».', Init'ii, r. 1;. !;niv ■-,, iix«s», bhuikcts, otc. 
 [cR-oslsziitcm, osl»zAtoii, (8) I lost hi.s ^oods, 
 Es rHS()6, It ijj()«!s iindor. t. ;.;;. ;i biickft in the woil, f;oin<^ iiiiiJ,r 
 
 wator, et'- 
 Es-C'hs()6.skaii., 
 
 -ciisoo.skiin, Tlu' sun i« lioinjr iindor, 
 
 lit. tiV s:i 1 i« ir:)it)4 out of *i_LC'iL 0; ai'L-iKiiit. oi' tlu- hi! 
 cIis) jsk:ri, Tli'i sail 1.* ain-'.i ly doir;), 'Ivi-clisoosk-sui,' 
 i" 'joiiiir to set, It is not s't vet. 
 
 IS st'ttini] 
 
 •Tl 
 
 a«siiii 
 
 CniNES-N0(5si, ehiii iiooKoni, I am lost m, i; go lost in, 1 go in nn- 
 
 n-* tlio thoi'tiji wont i'lt) t!ie head ol' our Lord, 
 
 out ot sight. 
 
 ponelriilitig 
 
 Ies-no/>s«m, « )^M•-• n > 1. n >.'>M'>-nont, (0) I ma'ce it 1^0 u«der, (uit al 
 
 siii;hl, V. ■^. shii^'jii'^ a ir.iwcr a ul pushing it inside. 
 I-OOZ hi i '•piu'is, My heart is throbbing; as for sudden lour, otc. 
 
 r> 
 
 ozoo/.elH in s])uns 
 
 Tl; 
 
 irl is tl.i'ohbing !ighli\- 
 
 /• 
 
 R-? 0;>7/3. oo/,)6:','<i 
 
 . ^ 111 
 
 ti; n III' 
 
 W:i 11 o! »J-ii 
 
 iil'ilnroiii, 
 
 bi;(:;iuso at 
 
 that perio 1 thi'y uso I to stiy outsi.le ofcunp. 
 
 OPP]\. > 
 
 "///,• 
 
 (Ml. 
 
 lO'fp; 
 
 T 
 
 (>'i 
 
 }> 
 
 'rsoii*. 
 
 't. hin-cuoiieii, 
 
 W 
 
 t ;u'f 
 
 ten, I have ten. 
 
 Open. adii. Ton times; in conijiosition 'Optnchst.' 
 
 f'li('poiifli»\iis, Ton grains, fii'cs, oto. 
 
 Openchstakan, One thousand. 
 
 Opcnthstiskot, Ten deys. 'Openeh-staskatilflh,' The tenth day ar- 
 
fails DtliiT. 
 lo not wee hiw. 
 ead out of t!ip \rav. 
 
 Q Dill Oi' tlie way. 
 
 liis aistrav. 
 
 t, 1 till J iiiy!)C!,' it)',;. 
 
 iie ^ot loht. 
 .'s jiiv lost, 
 his l"i\)rs(?. 
 
 lo:iU thv! hul'SOl (il 
 
 jds, «oine trai».'», ./ 
 
 ., etc. 
 
 >e well, j^oitifjr under 
 
 iig midor, i« si'itinj.-, 
 u!. oi' the hills. •Tl,. 
 s-cli.s!)osivaii.' The sun 
 
 ) lost in, 1 go in nii- 
 lur Lord, peiietniliiiii 
 
 
 rivt' 
 
 A. 
 
 ()iifMcii»i»'',«;". 
 
 }iin. Ten lodmis. 
 
 (I;ii';.!' 
 
 ;ikna-), Ten hind-i, iiiinirun. 
 
 ii)j;i'j:i-t 
 
 'rt' u|> to {• 
 
 Lailili, I b.'C'tmi tun, ir ):n b;:.i >; b 
 
 il i>.iv> 'i; 
 
 l)'i.'!l V' 
 
 nan, 'IVn a"'i a njrjidn t^* », i-n. 
 
 ;U"1' 
 
 !i'S < ' 
 
 m, <i)iiMie-iti- I, >(j>eni'.-- ;.i. i'. 
 ri'll Klil^.V; (■•) I join tiiv lie; 
 
 i'* o; i-vo UMii.-* ■■i,^ii:.\'r 
 
 ?*iii 
 
 1(11 sti('l<.-<. 
 
 t ii!ri;"s-i> 
 
 tfll-'ifClS 
 
 fi. I i:>i;i t' 
 
 I V 1 1 t ' ■ I Is o . 
 
 ii*ni 
 
 \, 'a M >■! , 
 
 \i liidiiins do fiisien llie two h.n.-: i>t .h<-,r iv)iu'» .i; i',.^ Ii:i:'. t 
 vith a ttiek. 
 
 oZK !•;-['•■■>'" ''^^l 
 
 I,, I 
 
 iiios-oTiACi, eiiiu-oz u', o: 
 
 ;Iie«h, 
 
 r. (■ 
 
 " '>',!!. 
 
 b/,.vei, i'iuti-o7-i:!i:n, oziioi^li, r 
 
 !. 1 
 
 '») 1 iHil'i'.'' s-)i:.i.-hui!\ 
 
 lilt. 
 
 vuZUlMll, I) 
 
 it'>->(. 
 
 zkesten, .'.z'.<t'sl<n, r. t, r. ^H) I ruak.- li: a ir ' out, «er\ 
 
 Iiim out, !« I iiini <:u 
 ii(i>',i^:!i'. 1 1! . IK 7.'..;.i' 
 
 I', <\''i'/.ii: 
 
 ■', (>■) 
 
 .ill "lii, 
 
 in o 
 
 Ml. 'Ozkil,'.-: Mil .u 
 
 'S ICIK 
 
 1,:^ o I'l t ..X ■ 
 
 1 
 
 '07,!::iOiit in nkoKuSinc, i u 
 
 izozisom, 
 
 li.vl. 
 
 'AivVA 
 
 t U'lt t'le •I;';;'" 
 
 (iZNOilteni, ozl<ei.ti'ii, oz'iei:!, v. rri. (lo) ; ])iil on! i,i 
 hun for that. 
 
 (■)/.<, I ,1, i-'l'-S :i MIL':!, i"l 17, ; 1;' n "it, I' 
 
 it !^ ) u«def, out af | ' o/Jceii^litcni, f. rfi. fltj) I hi \\i him in |iiittirij, (>u1. 
 \f it inside, 
 for sudden fear, ntc, 
 lll^■. !•'( it'll II col a. 
 
 :♦) 1 ! 
 
 l; ^ n.l I' 
 
 SfO tlH'ui. 1 lC I out. fo" ili^ni. 
 
 .)/. <;U"I1 ie;n. ( 1 )) 
 
 ■I out 10 
 
 lu- 
 
 hi>,Ti-;,i,'in!'> ■, il 
 
 • 4'; ; hoj-iuisu at 
 
 lunu. 
 
 Inii!i-che|ieii,' \Ve;n> 
 
 hst. 
 
 t li>'';i, ili> iath'.'" "Aeiit out to s>"' !-,',!)i, 
 -ciM'.K.viZK, They (vinie out trom all jifoiind Iiiiu. 
 -I'anzkaizoin, (■)io/,':'ri/',"n, i-ho7,k:i!/.('nt, C*< ! ni.ik;' i; ijo oni ui 
 
 him all around. 
 
 '•il )',k »!/, "11, chozkaiTi in*>n, chozk lizeinfut, (0) 1 feel it :.;''in,' 
 
 o It all around niv hody. "(^liozkiii/enuB in sn 
 
 rul • !l.^ hud 
 
 I > 1 \ '>T -1 ' .> 
 
 L' The tenth day ar- ■i'-ihozkaia 
 
 It '>'"a!! his h'vly 
 Itaii, J I ii'ifH out of the head. 
 

 ~A 
 
 HI 
 
 OZKI 
 
 Tea-ehozUaiiikaiuMi), chu^kiiiukan, ch(/zkuiuiv»nt, (Sj I ^o uul oi'lm 
 hea<!. Thosk»iakaii }\i U>hu Kl'i,' Tbuy wont out, iit»uvd truia 
 the head ol our Lord. 
 
 " c-hozkaiakaneni, chozkaiuki*ncrnca, {0) I have it coming- uitoi 
 my head. 'Chozkaiakunomiii lu «pl (u UeUe/ Ho fr|( ^i,^ 
 thornu going out of his head. 
 
 " choKkaalkofii, chozkualkuii. I ^u out ol the w<*ofllof. 'j.]^,. 
 
 chozkaako,' It goun out of the wood. 
 
 Ohinos-chozka^sithini, 1 pass through a stone. 
 
 Chilozkk, Gons vut over; said ot sraall-pox, anj kin 1 of itox 
 
 measols and like truptions. 
 Obin-chi(6zko, I have the small-pox. etc. 
 
 los-ehitozka^sshonem, chitoikadashcn, (8) I go out 0I' hia lorckcaJ. 
 " ohiiozka^sshiriem, chito/.ka^Hhinomon, (9) 1 havt*, feel that 
 corae out of my forehead. 'Chilozkaesssh^ncmis hi tpi Ju 
 lufelze/ He hail the U.orn^ coming out of his foroliead. 
 Ics-NOZKfiCHaEM, nozkt'C'hscn, i^H) I pat him out hy the hand, catch- 
 ing him by the hand, 
 les-nozkacuscm, iiozkii^usen, nozkaeusent, (.S) I go out bciwecii 
 them. 
 
 " nozkatultum, I go out bftwcon hie 
 
 " nozk:i6usem, nozkat^uaomon, (9) t haro him going out from 
 
 among uti. 
 C'liiNES-N'Oz'zKAEzlNi, chin-noz'zkaozin. ("6) I vomit; reduplicated 
 
 on account ot the repeated efforts in romiting. 
 Tes-noz'zkozinom, noz'zkezincmen, noz'zkozlnemont, y^O) I Tomii 
 
 that. 
 " noz'zkozlnem, noz'zkozin, noz'zkezint, (8) Igo out of his mouth. 
 " noz'zkeziriom. no7//,kc7.i.ston, noz'zkezisku, (8) I oiukc him 
 
 vomit, I puke him. 
 Noz'zkezintcn. '. A puke, an emetic. 
 0'/K'''T'KU, s. A spring of water. 
 CiiiM-zrtzKT:, T came out. 
 Chin-tozke, I went out before. 
 loR-tchozkaem, 1 go first out to meet him. 
 " tzchozknem, I come out first to meet him. 
 
W(»o(iof. 'Kv 
 
 44? 
 PAA 
 
 , any kinl of j»oi, 
 
 (8) 1 go out Ixawecij 
 
 him goinjj out from 
 
 P, 
 
 The thirteenth letter of the alphabet. 
 
 P, Yon; it is always prefixed to adjcctivcn, or verbs indefinite ; 
 or affixed to a rerb real, determinate. 'Pgest/ Yon are good. 
 'Ptlil,' Yoii arc dead. 'Es-kolemp,' You work it. [See gram- 
 mar. 
 
 — mp, Your. 'Ledump,' Your tather. 'Ploeu/ Yoa arc father.i. 
 
 1-PXA, Straw ripe, turned yellow. 
 
 Pap4a, Wild rye; on account of its yellow color when ripe. 'Npa- 
 paa,' Place of wild rye; a spot on the Hitter Root,* 
 
 Chpaa, Coloa ofold bones, pi. *Chpap4.' 
 
 Ichpaa, i-c'hp»skat. Sky-color, dear sky. 
 
 Palko, i-palko, Pine lumber; on account of its color. 
 
 l-ckpilgu, Cream-horse. 
 
 Chpiijtiii, ,<. BrasH-beadi. 
 
 ESPAA, /ur.s'.s. It is burnt up; said of prairie, woods, hair or th* 
 like. 
 
 Chifie«-]»iianii, es-pda, pu'^^. I am being burnt ■]>. 
 
 ('hinfs-piiauii, chin-pai'im, paiish. t'. a. in'!. (7) T .*et fire to sorn- - 
 
 ?hinevp:iapmi, cliin-paay), paipsh, r. int. (5) I cuti-h firo accidca- 
 
 tally, V. g. when the prairie, or anything like hair, etc.,catchei 
 
 fire. 
 Icspuarii, paanten, paanteku, crtnt. es-paastin, es-paasteku, u. f. r. 
 
 nO) T 8.;t fir.» to it. 
 " paaKem, paa^tdn, paaK, v. rel. (17) I set fire to hia , t, g. 
 
 Held, etc. 
 
 rM: 
 
s 
 
 i ad 
 c --J 
 
 ".-< j),ia-*iiili'm, 
 
 . ; 448 
 PA A 
 
 (l.'.j T help l»iir» nettiti ; firi- to in-nirl", etc 
 
 |.:i»:iuiicm, (S) • h,ic»-.m| i,- rt-ltiiv;- tnv to it 
 
 l>.i 
 
 l.fi:.iiei», C^) I •"i'-."ol i.i !:»i.<iM4; it •utdi tire. 
 
 iiulei^ii 
 
 f.uMii thai li;is ln'i'ii iMinit. 
 
 ChilpappiH". [iV.Mii 'Paiip.'] It uot burnt «11 
 
 ovi'f, 
 
 'Chil. 
 
 le»-<-l,il|).nioiu, (•!iib;...iKH'M. <hil|.;;m'«MU.fS) I f"t liw :il! ov-i 
 
 {•'iiIl»,i|i(>iU':M, i''iifpai>.n'i, 
 
 S) I ni'il- • it ^"ivt ;>ll 
 
 i» round 
 
 rh|ia|.a|»rj«t. Kyt'Iil'^ iuinit. 
 I'AA(;,--L'''"' "'■'] 
 
 Uj li.i 1 It liii 
 
 I'M 
 
 t,;ii! 
 
 Ii\-r\: 
 
 ipaa.;', pta ;.i*.i, 
 
 ( ;ll(l«'.-t j>,i l:,Mil)',, r.i.'.ljt.ia^', i 
 
 w«»ll, 1 am rorovi-riiri'. 
 
 ( /'itinftH p.4»'4.i'ni, 
 
 (r>) I :;i'( ; ;iro.i. | ,',;■ ji 
 
 (".ii'i-ti 
 
 lai^i^iii. p i.ii;;t;i»h, r 
 
 tn 
 
 /. [7] 
 
 CIHT Ml. 
 
 oin-, 
 
 f. r r. [10] I «'!ir«t It i I II. 
 
 paa;;Msliit -m, ,-. rrl. [!'>] I ii -Ip tiin 
 
 I i"i«'!;r.r S'lMifho ly. 
 
 M'JU'i'artivii, |>i I 
 
 ::;iH. 
 
 ■(■»•/>•: I, '••'• 
 
 •'.[17 I 
 
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 Chi 
 
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 '/■ !'■'] 
 
 I * ;i»h 'it i'i;rr I'.imI 
 
 ' (> CM ;■'' o !i> aiio 
 
 t!nT 
 
 oi\c ■■vi> 
 
 ;i;n > !ii;ni»:«':u 
 
 pnp 
 
 rii:-.v! of b)t^ •'VC! 
 
 te4 
 
 Chiiaiia^i. 
 
 ipai 
 
 a:)a'. 
 
 ■<1 I 
 
 <] 
 
 citrt' l.n i\ !•<. 
 
 Chpapaj;ustiMi, Wliat cures tlu- oycs. 
 S^jupa I ;-!v^ V. A lea!'-, a ].' ysicJan. 
 In paa:;'aii/.aUMi, v. ITf that lu'uli''! nu'. 
 fi">]iaa:^'-a>iuii -n, [S] T sarcocl in ( ar;ng. 
 Xpa;vj;ani'in, v. Instnimont tojfuro. 
 
 i: . 1' 
 
 } • i 
 
 rOT I i;t/. fV-it i< 
 
 clliv 
 
' to j»f«irl", off, 
 '<• to if. 
 •Jitc'.i tire. 
 
 ' ]\\-. l)'f<ri "ft uH Mvo;' 
 II <.vvi-. Iir'<'hil.' 
 ^ I I :*'■{ lii'<.' .'ill over it. 
 it !«'M';i ;ill itnuirul. 
 .1 I It liiifit, al! (iV'-r. 
 
 •'. (^) I :;i-l : -.iro.l. I ,y, 
 
 r. li. ini. [7] I ciht >{<, 
 
 lll.N I'V Mft..\^., .\I\ 
 
 449 
 
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 lllll''ICll)ta!(;;(>|/C. J ;,, 
 
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 Ii''ht 
 
 JH tl 
 
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 I. if. 
 
 ^■'j n 1 
 
 III 
 
 iici.l ;« I... !• . /« 
 
 '•Uii(. 
 
 -^"r '^ '-^ '":•!''. it lia.s Ji,.l 
 
 iliiiiiiiiiatt'. CI 
 
 it'it ; >t r^f ,■(. 
 
 iUt cl, 
 
 air. 
 
 /•/• : ' 
 
 Pual, 
 
 X. B. 'I 
 
 • 1 ; .\ : 
 
 i:iil-/ i( 
 
 ,,. r: .1 *'h'H. iMil iioi ir>.. I 
 
 not 'Paalca* i 
 not 'Pu;ika,'ii 
 
 '\e-, 111, ||V|,(_ 'J 
 
 'IL- Mil 
 
 '"• "'^- A li^.i.ti.,! 
 
 I (■ 
 
 otric, 
 
 '"I "ot 'Paaka,' U 
 .^•''•"•''-Hal.'iiut 
 
 III., II llir,)\v-i I 
 
 J'|',i;ii, 111 Jans a Ii,ij!it si 
 
 ^''vcs no ii^,|^_ ^ J 
 
 ';'":'" "^ 'i-^ai.'iti, ,; 
 
 <a!i;i()t 
 
 'Z 
 
 iiiiiii 
 
 'lll-liui. 
 
 ai,i 'l' 
 
 ^'ai-, Ijut, 
 
 '^";JI;-- IH 'Kapaul. 
 
 .11. it is, (.J 
 
 ka- 
 
 ear- 'J, 
 
 iii.i, aii\- 
 
 wat'T i 
 
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 X (ic.ir. T 
 
 irixlit IiL'hf. ' 
 
 U* ( 
 
 aiKlIi 
 
 II-. .u 
 
 Kit. 
 
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 itoVi 
 
 I '•'SZllcli, 
 
 ^;l';'a'va,- it ^,v,, li^i 
 ' "■"•'. 'J'- till |.iati 
 
 "% ivll,:,t 
 
 it: a 
 
 II V 
 
 . •'■■«> 
 
 |i»ii|i_r soHh'hn iy. 
 171 >■ lire hiv I (ii; 
 
 /. I '.n I VI ;sh 'i> I'lirr 
 
 s 'i'lMi rhi:*.|):r:i.i-,' I 
 
 l,i* ^^■(•'<. 
 
 
 I' Mill. 'S 
 
 laliiiiii, .v. Til 
 
 :ip;il<a/.iii. .v. Tin: ,Ia\vi 
 
 J^i'^aiii III IM^„i 
 
 I, aiir.ii-a. 
 
 ^1''''"^"'". l'-l^a.l, j,.,al<anl 
 
 (^1 I M 
 
 v,f. 
 
 '■"^'latc- Ml.,, ortliat. I tl 
 
 ilK /, 
 
 <•"• l'aa!c;i.>( 
 
 '"•' lUUoii. 
 
 '"M'c 
 
 F^"<alt.Mii,,,aaIcaIt..n.,KuIcaI 
 
 "•*^^\ l'^:.t Mu t; 
 
 ;i»' Jiiiiikah.-^l In 1. 
 
 I'.'ial.a 
 
 '. '•• /■-/. (Iijjl ii 
 
 i'a.i\as.\,i, 
 
 )• f 
 
 ';iiik;!.--,il(ii 
 
 ikas! 
 
 111(11 
 
 k;i I s 
 
 iUII,-, /, 
 
 '' O'O I luaKc ^I 
 
 "'•-I'"'',' If.' ill 
 
 'I'lllli;;!, 
 
 l""iinat(- ]i 
 ■III' luai'l.M. 
 
 iMir lo I 
 
 i.'.'i;ak!:i;u:, 
 
 ''-l!l|i:i!.riz:'lll (■ 
 
 ^r,\\Kf:/,/,i; >,/,.•' 
 
 , ^'>''' j',rj,,t>ui liicuf 
 
 i!Mi. 'J.; 
 
 '-';-■ ii^Ii! :..!• f 
 
 iiiti. 
 
 i'U.'va 
 
 ' .,.1 
 
 ilC-lil ( 
 
 •| iiu- 
 
 J''"-f.j.t<.: Ill 
 
 "!iiiiKi(^.,| a!! 
 
 ij'a;;c-iz.,'cii, r. A, 
 
 ' aiM';)|,| 
 
 V'^x III 
 
 rs 1 ill 
 
 • 1 ' i;r 
 
 :iJMii:a( 
 
 ll.llU'.'llc |( 
 
 l",,\ 
 
 '•i'''-''^*''-''"^ "i-aakt'I/.fcn.fS^ r 
 
 f'l a 
 
 '•■"n;i,k 
 
 il MiSl. 
 
 ■'•■'" /i /( ..',•-/, 
 
 -/:> ■ 
 
 •"'^11. T!l,. linjit 
 
 ill 
 
 iiiiMiai 
 
 r,lU Niiltilllf^ oj) (I 
 
 all 
 
 Ul!^, 
 
 K- Water 
 
 ''lmi.,s.i,a-..!, (,-,, I j|^,j^^ 
 
 "^oai.Ml.in^rhvtWct 
 
 i'"^7". )'a- :•!,, ,,a^..„,^ (Si I |i„i 
 
 1011. 
 
 i use his juatfh. 
 
 I, :• l.r' 
 
 't it by fri.t 
 
 ion 
 
 :i') r:;.. 
 
 t th.it 
 
 tfj.i; 
 
 '• .'i.ni. 
 
 «; 
 

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 {/:. VS 
 
 
 SS 
 
 > > 
 
 ■S^ 
 
 M 
 
 -i 
 
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 450 
 PAG 
 
 los-paf^sliitcMi, pilf^sliiton, pi'tj^shit, '".nV. (It) I lij^lit ii iimtch for 
 him. *IC(> p.'ij^shit,' ]/\'j;hi :i iimlcfi for uw. [Ily fVictioii.] 
 
 nhiMos-chj)a<;aoi, (5) I lii^lit ii mutcli liy IViction, I rub on. 
 
 ChpAganuMi, v. Miiti'Iies; Iroiu lu'iii^ i'ubbt><l on. 
 
 Snchpi'ii^iimcii, «. Malcli box. 
 
 los cltpAfjuIUom, chpilnalK'oii, (•)ipAL:;alkoiit, ?'. t. r. (S) I rub u Ntitk 
 of wood, born, otc, to poliwli it. 
 
 T*;iiijp('ls'r'liiii. SiiMotli, •ihiiiiiiLi; bonis. TIu' iiam«' of a laluiluui I 
 {^boit, a /^i.iiit, Ibc '"<ziu'ii( ,* \vbi<b being asked bis iiaiin', tal 
 biin?*elf' 'Piii;'pt'lf^*<'biii,' from tlie kind rrbornw lie wore. 
 
 PAG,— [rooMf.l 
 
 Pagpiigt, utij. Tab'iited, spirited, ingenious, wise, rigbteouH, a 
 Siipirnfi of the si riplnres. 
 
 .Spagpigt, s. The being tak'nled. the Hpirit, the being holy. 
 
 Itw nlpa^pagt, Tlie saints. '!*;igpiigt !\Ia!\, pagjiagt seiilkn,', Tli. 
 holy Virgin, holy water, ote. 
 
 (Tliiiies p-igpa'Xii, dun pagpag*, ]'agpa'.';tsb, (.")) I jim wi-^e, etc, 
 
 los-pagpugteni, pagjiagten, jfagjiaglsku. (!*) I make biiii wist-. 
 " kMllpagpiVgtrin, kojIpagjKigtemi'ii, (0) f lliiiiK' bini wise, (,tc, 
 
 (Jbines kollpagpagti, f play, aet the wise. te£""Kol.' 
 
 f^bines p'igpaj;til-ibi, or ]iagpagtMiIsIii, (.')) I am growin^ 
 
 Naiiii, 
 
 Slllli 
 
 good, etc. 
 
 h'H ]>:igpagf ilsbiMii, j:agpagti!diten, (S) I make bim grow ilevi 
 
 eti'., I teaeb bim, 1 edneaie bim. 
 " pagpagtelsem, jiagpagtelsemeii, (0) I tbiid; be is Niuait, 
 f 'hi'i-p i;'p r^ti'Is'j'n'i-iti, r. vyl. rrf. I tbiuk mysel!', I am hiiuirl, 
 Npagpag/in, ■«. .\ wise tallcer, a smart talker. 
 Ies-j»'ig]iag:'.ineni, pagpag/.inemeii, (0) I talk to bim like a 
 
 fellow. . 
 
 l-k'ii-eb]iagp'igs. Yon bave oiiart e^ es. 
 
 ,'O'nl 
 
 ^IIIMI 
 
 I el 
 
 i]vigpag;uM, 
 
 He I: 
 
 .>:cs s!)i 
 
 :irt, be make-' liimself look s 
 
 uKii'; 
 
 Pagpagsn.'jg, .s'. Woi-tb thinking (tf. 
 
 N'pAiil'\(iTivN, >'. Vr'liat --ives taleiil, virtue, wlsdnm. 'Sivtn hi ii! 
 
 M'.aj;'>'i'."t'M y V/!iat m<-aiis \ ou l'.;i\ <• >" be, ctne wise ? 11- 
 
 ;uss, wb.il make-; holy. 'Clinpagtin,' •■•. Wliat 
 
 •iilNi:-; K^r.;•A(i,\^Ii, (bin ktilp.i--, r. h't. 'Ji) I am tbinkiag. 
 
 f?bine:;knlj)a;,'ami, ( Iiii; kiilj agem, kulpageisli, r. ■/. /"/k/. (7) I t!;!:l 
 about somotbinir, I leliberate wleit to do. It in not u.-cii ii 
 
 ntie l.s wist' 
 I 
 
11) I li;;lit it tnatch for 
 !• nio. []\y fVictidii.] 
 ■iclioii, I nib on. 
 it'll on. I 
 
 t, V. t. r. (S) I nib u Mi,.|< 
 
 Pbt' ll!llll.« of u tjlljllluil.1 I 
 
 iiig asked bis iiiiiiir.tall,., 
 of bonus 111' Wore. 
 
 Ni'iiiil.' nicdiiati,,,, 
 
 461 
 
 PAG 
 
 ; l\'C0||i;j.l 
 
 lOII Ol) 
 
 ""'"". l""-J'.-s. ('I.in.s.kul .,'''"; ^'""«''' '^"t only /,,, 
 
 litre lif'i', bcbav 
 
 s'.Ij.I 
 
 ""•'""•' '^''"■"kwrfiu.i 
 
 '; '"i.sKai. I ti.i,,,, 
 
 iina-'v.,ij,,M-an.,, I ,1,;,,,. ^^ j 
 
 o/' 
 
 lUit 
 
 I'L'Jivt'n. 
 
 ubu 
 
 ui 
 
 > U Oh- 
 
 |Ui,r.tu.C(i, r. ^ /•. floj J I, 
 
 ill i^iilj»a„'aiii('';,Mr V 
 
 ';"-•'•"•, '•"/./. o,s-Kul 
 
 J"gsUl 
 
 '. t!.H l<U|. 
 
 I\'|'|'a,:;aiit0iii |„ „a|,- 
 
 "" ^^■'" ^i'i"k o, .■,:!. '""'^^'•- '^ 
 
 s, wise, viyblcuu8,n.sii 
 
 lllV IIIISIIICSN. 
 
 ••••IlK'li . 'I' 
 
 'vii'p:i,.^r,irii,\ 
 
 ili'V 
 
 '"^' ^vlml t„ ,j^ 
 
 Hitb 
 
 mill, 
 
 ♦, tbo being boly. 
 
 »b'' i">,i,'i"'};t M'liikti; Ti„ 
 
 I, (.">) I am \\\<v, etc, 
 8) I niukf bini wisu. 
 ) r tliiiilc bini wNc, (fc. 
 BSi^-'KoL' 
 
 "M»"Aiiiii(ii |[, ,|^^,j 
 
 :'i' I) 
 
 '"■•*'"i^-''lwhal tod 
 "''"""*y.V<>ur,si.J/ 
 
 MIU. 
 
 ""^'"^-. I «.n a busy bo.Iv. b 
 
 '?"• ^ "'i'liv ab 
 
 »J wiib 
 "bout 
 
 '-'i"^''-^"',«u.^.^,:v,::;,:';«'''.r;'« • 
 
 out 
 
 pL'OJiJ 
 
 OH 
 
 Nil I; NO. 
 
 Ifa^^sl.i..'..., I<ai,ui;^sbit..„, ku\ 
 
 ^'^J^ f'i'ilv ubo 
 
 Ut 
 
 liiiii, I am 
 
 fOllSldt'l'i.i 
 
 IniosI 
 
 r^""; '■, /•'/. [l.-.j I 
 
 lNi>- lol" 
 
 , . -<^-rri;r, ,oil|,SL.|i|,.r (i„. I • "^ , "< * ' 
 
 hi 
 
 ■'•'"'" advi.v, (bomrl 
 
 m. 
 
 ^'H It c.Xjire.ssi 
 
 •'"""t. bis mail 
 
 tliiiik t 
 'x' tbink 
 
 or 
 
 S Oi 
 
 ii-s. il 
 
 5) I am grouii 
 
 |i[:ilpi,'sln'sh..m, [!)J J t,,;,,,. 
 
 'b- tbc tbink 
 
 en to 
 
 iiig 1 
 
 :i!i,' smiiiiM(n.in.'.-kulj)a;;\siii,s|, 
 
 [tij I 
 
 '>: tbul b 
 
 niaki- bini grow tlcvij 
 
 'illlll.'lM-Nbilln'.jriii^ \Y 
 
 tiiiiik loj'uiJ 
 
 "^••'H'ss, not 
 
 UllOtblT. 
 
 > "e (Jiiiik ( 
 
 J ITS. 
 
 "0 OiVll. 
 
 '"' "lltJ Ullot 
 
 11 m 
 
 tbink br is smart, i^ouJH"""''"'^" 
 mysL-lf, I am siuarl. 
 
 kiV. 
 
 talk to bim Jike a siu;, 
 
 b-l<iil|.a-an,.e-ui, W.. (b,„kor 
 
 > '>V(' advj'.s(! 
 
 or 
 
 one 
 
 lj)a^r|t 
 
 «""""^i'S i' tbink li.rti 
 
 'J'li; anotIiei''s b 
 
 iiisin 
 
 "'■^•'^•"fl'.'i^'an/.ihi, I ,j„„i, 
 i'-'^"'i'''i;'i»zulom, kulpa.-, 
 
 10 
 
 I'SH. 
 
 at II 
 
 |'^'"i''^' ^vbut to do. 
 
 miru'. 
 
 iKllI 
 
 iiizntfiiuM 
 
 'J-'<l(at my own I 
 
 m I t 
 
 "winesH. 
 
 iinl 
 
 I''.-'"'. ' Ibink oCtI 
 
 "'tbatumiir of 
 
 - liimsrlflonk smart. 
 
 . wisduin. 'Su'iii hi iiiJ 
 • ■ '<> be; cmr WiM' ? I[h| 
 ,' •••'. AVbat utic i.s wi.si' \j\ 
 ) I am tbi:i!viii<f. 
 i^eisl!, r. >/. /,-,(/. (7) I t!;iii 
 ti.) <\o. It is not UHL'ii fJ 
 
 'iiak>./.lli ', tl 
 
 iid|ia<>imi| 
 
 • '"llili il, „dv; 
 
 '^'t in ad 
 
 ii|);i- 
 
 "INI. r. fn 
 
 '!<•«• about 
 
 ^•"'^•^'; 't-ki.l 
 
 > "111" deal I 
 
 P'ltCan/.uto, 
 
 'j pi^'j^aivi 1 
 
 n llnil.'- irjM 
 
 <-int'iii. 
 
 <'!• it. 
 
 (IliU 
 
 ll.'iii's!, 
 ,.ij 
 
 ''ixiicin, (Sj I 
 
 )"' uii(U,iMu,.U 
 
 '""•*''-'J in tbini, 
 
 •■'1 
 
 ii'« It. 
 
 ^"'«, in dev 
 
 .HI 
 
 I'M' Jib.-nt 
 
 "j'''i;'-'iiiii, 
 
 '•■'■-;""""', I can tbfnk, f 
 
 II 
 
 am (<; 
 
 li'i (II: 
 
 "'■^"ij'au<'t;i. I j 
 
 ^■"'l !'?■'■. Uiy ;uiv 
 
 <;"i" not think, be b 
 
 ;il)abl 
 
 ^' ^divtloci 
 
 avc ,J, 
 
 'N 'lO IJKo ,)j 
 
 in;.. •']•; 
 
 ""•"""'<'i'^-,d<i(id. 
 
 n'asf.ii. 
 
 '', I 
 
 > 'CSOiVc 
 
 i";^'. Wh.-K j 
 
 fiavH 
 
452 
 PAL 
 
 flu)ii.rht. 
 
 T-ii!ciil}ta_!:;,'imintott, •<. Mj- niiml, my ivuson, ii;y iiulgiUv'nt, int('!l 
 
 :n ;i nio'iiH of thinkinLC; *T:i(^pH<ii}p;iifriin;nf 
 lioad, no sciihc. 
 
 IM' 
 
 TI 
 
 (' h:is ih 
 
 )ri'f(Mn, X. 
 
 ^1! 
 
 u:tjoi!(i|'; is-u;iiI<u it;ii;v'ni. My i-oiuisclku' 
 
 M' 
 
 wisii to ioani. 
 
 ln-kiiVp:»<j;;nix'iten, «;. Ur tli.'it thinlcs of mo, 
 
 O'liiV"! M'.vi'r'n |fi'!-!;, f'hiii(>'-Miiniini(M'«i [5] 1 
 
 <'liin-knfp!i]):iL';!imiU, T am ^ivcii li'v Thiiilc'iiij,' ; I am suspicions. 
 
 <''uiN.'',s AOAV/f'Tr [5] T play the fool, [ (lisscmblc. I'oi^Mi. 
 
 I'A K .«(;A IGX !/r .^ Kiistcr Siiiulay. 
 
 K^-IV^iC VK VI, r-hin-p:^I<alca. p.ikakasli -. //(/. [f.] 1 g,.f wlmt I 
 
 sorvc, ! loarn to my i-ost ; f sutfor for. I'orl)aj)s li'oni j: 
 
 os-oa 
 
 m; 
 
 k:>k- 
 
 Lk'k: 
 
 imsron, palckamskn 
 
 nn 
 
 T 
 
 )iial\ii. 
 
 nia'.:..!,i 
 
 'V>r <^or, r 'j;iv('Ii!m his 'lnos I s'ive liim lit for tat. N 
 
 kamHtt. (ii^:i, Til make yon pay for. /c r- lit • 
 i'h<<-pikakom, I pay for that, f sii.'lor for that jucomu. 
 
 (An pali 
 
 J "J' 
 
 S 'iinakakam f 
 
 O 
 
 10 c'lirLr 
 
 ^'1 
 
 :n li'ivo 
 
 }ii^ il' 
 
 I:'M ti) >()!n 
 
 ■ho.U 
 
 PAT, F»AliT8fe^'Pelim, Pil. 
 
 PAFjKO, Below''!. Ks-palko i'i-L';a!ri!''iicli. o-, i-szpalko'ianu'n.i 
 
 If. 
 
 \v 
 
 ''.oin I lovi'' aff''i'tionat.i»1v, 'lcu-inal!;(i_i;;i)iitiicliis K( 
 
 'iinzi;- 
 
 tiMi', Yon arc the beloved of (i(i(| in invfci-ciicc to others. 
 Pelpalkof, aij. Affoclionato. 
 Icspnlkomfm, cspjilkomistcii ('spa'''-ii'Mi>'-n, /•. /. /•. [10] [ Jovc 
 
 atlVctionatfly, in prcfcriMico to others, priv UVqo. 'Ivs-ki 
 always live? yoa ti-ii(f'r!y, in jn'cf'i'ciic 
 
 mistirns , 
 anvbody. 
 
 11 
 
 " ])alk fn't'JMi, ]vxlkomH6n. pilko-n'iH, '•. ^ [17] I love 1 
 
 1!S ill 
 
 )r(!fercin('e 
 
 !'! {)relor.;;;.. 
 
 ('hiiiPS-nalk'Mn"tiz'iti, T arn -'lii-h, or T love Miy-.-lf 
 
 Ifs palkntiionz jtcm, pa'kom-'n/.utcmcn [0] I nly^;(;lf love thii 
 
 protercnce 
 
 Chii 
 
 ics-iw 
 
 Ikom^tnm^hi, I lov tMks uitl 
 
 1 na; 
 
 ■u!a: 
 
 Men. 
 
 Kac's-p!illcoinmc»inc<j;ii;^ Wc mv atlachc,! to imi h other. 
 
 FjU in-palkomcn/Jitop, ,?. My lovor. 
 
 Ics-palkomiuotn. jia I,- i.iuii, pai.<o,i,'int [11] 1 fiml itloveubie; 
 
 tl"MCtiVi- , 
 
 FAS or PSA [root of.] 
 
 T-fhi'i-pas, I am asto'iivhed, atfrinit'i". 
 
i- ;ll(l;;m^■nt, mU'Uoit, 
 nintiM', 1I<' litis II. ■ 
 
 My i■OIU\^^.■llML•. 
 
 ish to loam. 
 
 • T :ini Hus^iifious. 
 
 tbl(\ t'oig"- 
 
 ,/. [5] 1 g<-l wlmtltir 
 rorlKii)s I'roiu pirikii. 
 
 1 ;•. (' '"-■■•., T ni:i';i' 1i;mi] 
 m lit for tat. NfcinpiV 
 
 »r that iuioiint. 
 
 >.j, ti) >();nvlKi.iy. 
 
 ()-, i-s7.pal'A0p;anu''ii';l, 
 ;'ill.:.w,iiiit'iiclns Koiiiizu] 
 •ol'criMic*' 1() otlu'vs. 
 
 n, r. t. r. [10] I l<»vc hum 
 
 ■pnr liligo. 'V^a-\)-,\\V>: 
 
 (I.tIv, in jiiviViviu-L' ti 
 
 ■. ,/. [17] I Invehb 
 
 Iv-c -uy.-.vlt' i'> pi'ofevor,.>' 
 h I T-iiyf.cir lovt; llnil .J 
 
 |.ar'';'u';\- .■''".■vncii. 
 i) iMi h other. 
 
 ,1] 1 tiiul it loviv.ibk 
 
 4S8 
 PSA 
 
 riiiiK's-p.Mpiua, chui-psiij), psapsli, v. int. [15[ I bcfomo astonibhed 
 wuiKU'i-, I am Hurprisud. 
 liv^ lsl»aiii, i;.siNUii, i),->pstakn, x. (•««*>■. {\0) I surprise him make 
 
 him wunder, 1 tiHtound him. 
 '' pspllaiii, pf*j)lta.i, pispall {\1) c. nl. J tsurpriso h 
 Iks-1'SMa.m, j).sjiiiituii (10) 1 luuUc him wuiidor. 
 
 IM. 
 
 psa(.-li.>tciii, \6unu'. fny iias'chcleiii} p.saili.slc'iin.'ii, psachsteinuut, 
 
 r, ii(ll!>-y. 
 
 l^'Jj I Jiiukc him wuudci" by luj action, I mat 
 
 vO suiuu- 
 
 C!ii 
 
 lliitiij; to make him wonder; oltalujHjucio. 
 p^dcliett-mllciii, (lO) 1 inaUo wonder his. 
 
 i,es p>;ulist('iiilli(iu8lii, c. pop., I u.slumid the people ; «u>u 
 fdcio pojjulv. 
 Kac-' p^aeiistenieiiiiegiii,, V. r<.c., We astuuiid, ssurpribe one another 
 by oiir deeds. 
 
 enilliu)isht(;ii, ,■<. A niiraele, what makes people surpritjod, 
 
 ■;i'. iisl 
 
 admired. 
 
 Sjp'.-^puinleii, .s. A niiraele, what niakeH people ahtonihhed. 
 
 Iks r'.szXNKM^ p't^zanenihfen, psziinenisku, r. t. r, (0) I astonish 
 
 liim by words, 1 hjieak wonderH to him. 
 
 " p'szanemltem ;^lGj 1 make hih wonder by my .speech. 
 
 K;i08-p'.'^zanemeniu'gui, c. nc. we astoni.sh each olber by 
 
 speech. 
 l'liiucfs-p'szanui.lli.ni,>-lii, c jn^ji-, 1 asloniph people by my talk. 
 r'sz;uieiiiitL.m6hleii, 6'. Wonderlul speech. 
 
 our 
 
 ILS V 
 
 '.-^I'.MA.NivM (iiMiii psiip) jt.spiuiiii, p.spniant, cont. e.sp.spmahiten (8) 
 
 ms 
 
 t. 1 wonder at him, 1 am astonished at that, 1 admire hi 
 
 m. 
 
 " p'spmaitem (10) I admire his. 
 I''.sjjuiaiizuten, .s. The admirer j In-p'spmanzuten, My admirer. 
 
 ij',sutii>u nieii.-..U 
 
 The wonder-maker, lo a.--ioni,-ii4 Lini ; Ji 
 , i.e ibat matves inu aumiie. 
 
 ( iliN-r'si't'iy, 1 have the lace oi a man stujKtied, bewildered. 
 
 Li;i 
 
 Cii 
 
 nt; 
 
 N-( u.'''.si'A.s, 1 look bewildered; t.hpV.pbiObcnion, i look .it him 
 bewildered, in despair. 
 
 iNKsi''si'i.i'Ahl (p'lSp.ua) ?■. Ji'((j. li'OJn pfei-p, I ^o around bewil- 
 dered. 
 
 AIK, ./(//,, A fool, stupid; chines-kel6})s;iinoi, I play the lool, I 
 ;im wicked, the Icol of the IJiblo. 
 
 I'^kui-pMiii hi, l<ol>)p.saifincn ^^l); I treat him .'is a 
 
 loo! 
 
S3 
 
 154 
 
 ('hiii-psjiii'Hfrn. T have the face ot'u I'ool ; 'cliiii-clipMiis'iiii'iHcin', I 
 
 hav(* tlifi cj't'H, tl\ti look (>''!i tool. 
 PATXK, s'. l*o*:ito('s; Siiji:itaK-t(Mi, •>■•. I*ot!ito-j):itch, potuto-rnom, 
 I'ATK «r I'tain. 
 I-C'III V-1*ATT, i-<-h)l<s-]):\atii. ^''/'',/., Iain inrvcntit, <lisrcM])t.otfiil, 
 
 (listraitcd ; viaiv y(hii Is, \ (lisvt'jfiinl, I do not care; "Pa i-I 
 
 pn. 
 
 aiii iMnf'h.ituntMi', Do not act inrvcrtMitlv in cliiircli 
 
 'i-inil- 
 
 kii ])i\n 111 I'aniliinii.nnn', Yon liavc no regard for your cliiof, 
 P;un)ot, <ulj. An irrcvt'icnt fellow saiiscnicy ; i iiii-paiipot rcs'clii'uii, 
 
 Yon arc irreverent, distra(te(l, at ]irayer; hi i-snkulpiiiipdt. 
 
 Mv tV«llow-irrev<M'ont. 
 i'Jiiinkoirpaiipot, I act irreverently ; ies-koll')>.iiipotem, l<ol'|iini 
 
 pot 
 
 enu 
 
 n. I think liiin an irreverent follow. 
 
 I KS-I*.\II.M, ]tiiiiKt<Mi, pi'inslvu, r. t. r. (H) I do not car<' for Iiini, or 
 that, I contemn it. Spcr/io. 
 " jiamninein, ] anmin. ]ianniin1 ; rnir., es paiiiiiiMten (11) I find it 
 contemptible. 
 
 paiiVloin, paiilt Ml, p.uiH, /•. rrl. (li») I do not care for his., 
 piinnilto n, p inrnilteu. /•. /• '. ftroni |):vnMiineni), (1(>) I find 
 to.mptible his. 
 
 e.itn 
 
 lKS-l»\rcil-!TKM, p;'inchstenici!, panclisteinent, cnnf., es pi'mdish m 
 
 Rt(Mi, P. t. r. (!•) I '-aMS" Inin to he irreverent, distracted; 'j)'"" 'i'*''' 
 
 m(«nti!;ii hi i-sn'<ii«/iziinelt'. Yon distract the, children, inako 
 
 them irreverent ; 'panch>Jtemen In i-snkulclu'.uin', • uinlnun 
 
 those that are prayinit with me. 
 
 fhin-p-i'isitshi, I ijo not care for steepin;!;; 'chin-panKJloni' 1 
 
 it') 
 
 en. 
 
 not care tor foo<l. 
 <Miin piipoti'iiinelt, I d" not care for my <'hildr 
 Ik- iii'tr \i^s, Voii have un irr.'verent looK. 
 < 'lim-ehpipi ,'!>••, I liiok with sc.itVv'r's eyes, I l.iuk I'ke a NCutlVr. 
 h's-chp I J-^itn, clip I'lSiMiien, cfip.-insetniMit i'>>i I turn my i yni at, 
 
 him disrespect tnily, iic^ultin^lv. 
 
 : r-NPXnmV.iN, You are a d 
 
 is"C'ip-<ctfn! talKcr. 
 
 IcR pati7,inein, p;iir/,in(!n'n, pi'ri'.iMeiueiit (0) 1 -peak (ii>-)-esj)i dluij 
 
 to him. 
 \ii n i:'.meme.'!/,iUcn, <. lie tint sp^al^s disiesieifru! t ilth:' •. 
 
 1 \i wvrTr.N la o-i 
 
 'I'lie cross i^ iiothii „'*t'» ,sl!'.;ht. 
 
 As " ■ rrosvfji}, Wi'ii' ''-•!(!■) not care toi", 
 
liii-chpHps'iiii'iHcia', I 
 -patch, iiotato-rooni, 
 
 .•tM'» lit, <lisiTH|)C'i'tfl|l, 
 
 not cnrc; "Pji i-kul<n- 
 :ly in clnircli ; 'i-mil- 
 jinl tor your cliii-f. 
 I<il-j)i'uij»ot rcs'clii'nii, 
 vv; 111 i-sukulpiiiipiit. 
 
 ) not fare Cor Iiini, or 
 
 lUiiiMtcn (11)1 tiiid it 
 
 lot euro for his 
 
 UMU), (1(\) 1 liiul con 
 
 font., I's jii'uichsh 111 
 'listracti'd ; 'jiaiidistc 
 t the childroi), inako 
 kuk'liuuin', 1 i.iHtnuji 
 
 Duk !'k<> ;v M'r.tlVr. 
 1 I turn my i yti.i at, 
 
 >]K,'ak (liNrcsjict'liui'j 
 
 I .:^t') .sl!;j;ht. 
 
 455 
 
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 (>vith sliort K) 
 
 Htnkiii^r tiiu fl 
 
 i^'Ulll. 
 
 
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 "■ ^'^J>i'ON,S(!,s tl 
 
 '" ""I <'urc t,> 1 
 
 '" ■'^oua^i (,/' 
 
 lear. 
 
 uiiyth 
 
 »"« iiur.j 
 
 tUfull 
 
 les 
 
 niy li 
 
 J'iA/.cn, pazcnt, ,-. r. 
 
 "^'^''■^ vvitli.Mit pind 
 
 («) / llutl 
 
 P^'^'<a'H.nMfla(,e,.hi«I.... '^"^'^ 
 
 eu it, i 
 
 » ^ J'J'CMM il {j^ 
 
 H""''. ''''nt ; Ilj.Vozdin,, I 
 
 K> ]>'>/:■/., It flat Id I IS, ,t ! 
 
 . '-'tile- Ih.t fgj^^l 
 
 •p..upot(Mn, korpa,,. ■ •'"'•'^''•"'^ I'AZKOI, ..j- ,.J 
 
 , 'I i)(;c,)iM.,> n;i,_ 
 
 oz. 
 
 wrcHlIin 
 
 trampled ii 
 
 ^%;is a (ollow (I 
 
 ""♦•'' p..>ikoist 
 
 ', r, 
 
 iitt. 
 
 i'"" '^ apt to ,1,, jj 
 
 '7^^'" ""*J'M- foul nil 
 
 I (I 
 
 n^S PI^CirLTKM, p^4c.l 
 
 "'"i'0:u. 
 
 :'"' '•"• (-J I Mu 
 
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 iiiai. 
 
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 ii'ii 
 
 ' ''*•■"'"'". I /uak 
 
 tli< 
 
 J'C'In'lc, V. ( 
 
 •' ^''^'« ^^ulldta to. 
 
 lallt 
 
 "V''"; -mliasisinadcl 
 
 "*■'' '">ad |,ak,,,i I 
 
 '^■■>"p<-;iH'l,.n.„,„, I ,„_.,,.^, ^, 
 
 ,V t''av..|,.,..s and lud 
 
 '}■ llif (i 
 
 re, 11 
 
 > "O! Ill 
 
 '0"'K I'aii. 
 Ajalli-ltas, bakr- (o,.'| 
 
 '•" A-'lK'tta, |,ak,,, ^ , 
 
 laiiH. 
 
 •y tiio fiiv i„ ^, 
 
 ]', 
 
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 flC- 
 
 :i'>lit 
 
 I'll. 
 
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 spi'cial |»urpon». 
 
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 inak 
 
 ""'; Tn !,ak 
 
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 jian, 
 
 a.s US 
 
 ^ '>■""' <ir Jiical 
 
 t-'i iwr i)i 
 
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 y foot. 
 
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 on a '^Invr, niiitei 
 
 ":i a 
 
 > I'l'i-listis! 
 
 i».iii- ...roi,,\. 
 
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 ]iiii 
 
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 l"'t a jiair o[' .,-] 
 
 ) ' i"'t ,i;I"Vi,..s on J 
 
 iini 
 
 «'v»' k'ovcs to hi^ 
 '-•ni .;,, 
 
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 I' ''i'l- -Ii-i-':!!!!*..!! (I 
 
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 |,.si>,.os!.im. i.i'-^l.stiMi, iK'.'sl.>^tMcu, r. -•,,,/<.. ^lO) I i.i-ik.- it li,-I,i 
 Ti.s ix-vv^luMiuin-m, luu.^lu-niiu (11) I f.vl it Ii,-I««, T rml it ligl>t, I 
 
 IM'!(\ (t'J. Xiivn.u, slniii^tni.Ml ; (lilVcrin:; tVom 
 
 liny 
 ■jliin. 
 
 Ii!' wid'" (Ml >ii'j;l 
 
 KuUimiiiii', wiiicli 
 1i ;iM.l IV '<•> Ik;i'c'it. Hnt U inriMu mi;] 
 
 Ks-pci^lof^M, .<. \:irrn\v spot. 
 
 DOiiS, 
 
 ;nTi>\v 
 
 IimIc, .'l^ "( in"<>illi"^. 
 
 K-i iiivi;i'<s, >•. V'ln-o'.v 1- .;> 1. stiMiL!:'>'«'H' 
 
 il li\- ;il>;'ii;it cliiV- nil li 
 
 S|( 
 
 It's. 
 
 KolilllVM'] 
 
 ). Nmitow door, 
 
 CliiiP'-i ii])'M'>!''ii<ii. I :mi in a ii;i -r )\v p .-it'o ,, in -i 
 
 tiLilit 
 
 llll'lli HI 
 
 liotli sides. 
 
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 ;('"H"i, ^"1 I put lii'ii ii\ :i n:in* i-.\ l»'i'^;ll(Mi 
 
 v. 
 
 i)(M)'"Mm pi'f 
 
 It 1m'( oun-s KI'M'oW. 
 
 IM'll'rll'Vr. 'I IJ. l.i'i '"mI. '■:>'-y '" -I' 
 
 irj.li, |.:iv 
 
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 1,-illi;Mit li'':li1. 
 
 \i>-Lr;i:'.r 
 
 i:i' ;;i 
 
 1- 1"'.^ 
 
 )('u;n/.iii, 
 
 
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 1 ', o 1 tit • ■.::.-::i ' ', :i ■ -^ 
 
 I. I; 
 
 i;.l • 1\T) 
 
 Fl:i\ 
 
 S'nm'i ■• 'i ' 1 
 
 P M .:•■■! ; I'l, 
 
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 I 1. 
 
 K^CM! 
 
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 :m^ • ■••11 
 
 lluM)"', I' ■ 1 :il! ;ir '■!:! I ''^- a ''"iHiii it li-'i'. 
 
 i/.iMu. (■1i1m'::;m!.- •.•!!. rh;>r--'i/.i'. 
 
 !t. '■. t. 
 
 -liiii. , throw li-'lit all ar 
 
 Z 
 
 ■u/.'"\, ! !;.'• '^v 
 
 K-:'!-; .t li. 
 
 ■I.I a" .' M I .i;')! 
 
 tl 
 
 I.,.,-..; •Z.l.n,-af/.I~ la -urlnlska-a-. '^.'7 ll.r-w 
 
 laiit li,4- r. :ili ar "aa 
 
 I th ■ Ja •;. 1 a-h \v 
 
 >iii "a h';'!. 
 
 ■lip ■,:; 
 
 11/ 
 
 .],,.:,, (1(>) I tl'.lv'W jnhKl 
 
 it lu'-lit, ai'oaai li; 
 
 N'l-K.i: i./,r., ' 
 
 /". .V IMOIII, 
 
 li^ln>'d ill-^idi 
 
 V.< 
 
 IMl-'-lU 
 
 /•. lip •.:;ii 
 
 iipi'ij;ui'!/. 'in, np 
 Insidr. 
 
 • tr., KrIHia;ill\ -'linin- i'a<'.'! ; ii^nviru. 
 
 ■1/. • ['^) 1 uiii li.u'it.^ 1 iinid''. 
 

 
 ; ' !"■- 
 
 W.v 
 
 II. 1>:1V 
 
 4i)7 
 
 iil,l'i:uiNK, nrilliaiilly ^liininu; nil ov ir, ;ir, il,c (.iirili I.y ti 
 
 ir sun. 
 
 V.clnliu'-^iiniom, fliilpcHjiK^iiDoii, cliliKf^iiriu-nt (S) I lu-illiiiinl)- 
 lin;lil it all (ivcr; cliilpv^iiciH'cis In .^lolitru, Tliu huh iIii-owk 
 
 ;i l-r 
 
 illiaiil Ii;;Iit, shines all over llic liicr ol il 
 •fl 
 
 u; earth. For 
 (■ earth wt. < aiiiiot nay i^s 'rhpej-ii/.c, Iirilliimily lighted all 
 ;iioiiii<l, having always one heniisphcre dark ; hut ies-ehil- 
 
 \niii 
 
 lue', having all the siirliK e exposed lo the sun lighted. 
 ];.ili|ici;nini, chiu'egii, It lie<onies shining on, as a iiiee. of iron in 
 the fn-o. 
 
 |v|il, /""■'• ^'"•''■•'''- ^^''"'^ '■'^ "iirried away hy the walei' (jr wind ; what 
 I,, iloaletl away. 
 
 I„liiii, jielini, |i(diish, r. a. iml. (1) It carries away something— 
 ^aiil ((!' water or u ind oidy. 
 .jKliiii, pelinK'n, jMdint, c. /. r.; runt, espelslcn, (10) I -arry it 
 
 ,i\\;i\, 
 
 I lloat il il' 
 
 ay only suiii ol the wati:r or whkI. I 
 
 jn 
 
 .-eii 
 
 AW 
 
 Uii, In t'sneiit pelinteni In Koa/.kais, His hat was (arritd 
 ay hy tlu'rixei' or l>y tlie wind. les-jieljielini, i.eljHdsten, 
 
 lint U-'^^ 
 
 ,ii 
 
 ... ;v^;l V 
 
 1 11 .'.n'.!. 
 
 
 , ']''\,o\ ihr"\'> '•' •'■ 
 
 ,.;\ hi:;'*- 
 
 ■\a ;u'"iind h'> 
 
 \ \ • irii'!'i'U.''l,'," 
 
 in-''' 
 
 SI 
 
 1 hr'.!' 
 
 IIIK 
 
 in, j'eli'len, j.elilt /•. ;•(/. (17) 1 eany, fluat away his. 
 
 |iil,Miriteiii, I tloal away some ol' his. Ko-es iielshiteiii,' M.^ 
 
 ('()(i( 
 
 1h are floated ilowii. 
 
 ;.i'Ki.i'Mi, jtidip, i)e!ii|tsh, r. out. (f)) It floats away, carried by 
 
 the wind or river, it goes lloaling. 
 ,..i„lliiiuiieiii, )ieliiniiii (!^) I succeed in inahing it Ihiut away. 
 iiiiKs |n'ljdiiis, (Iroin iielip) 1 am lloating often, I am turned In 
 wind on ovei-y side, I am in u whirljiuol, or eddy, I am iiekic 
 a leal' carried hy the wind, I am nn.stalde. 
 
 //'. That can he carried hy the wind, instahlc, (•hangeable, 
 
 Til, l/l 
 
 liiklc. 
 
 litl]nleiii, jielpilemsl*!!!. 
 t'!:|.il/.c, Floated all around. 
 
 riil|'lrin', covi'ivd all over hy floating iiiattvr; chilpline In 
 
 ;l^jll;,'.- t'ti'ie. }oiir heart i"-' dtven'd with nialiii carried on it. 
 
 1' T, s/,|i,ilt, >■. The floats, waves, as carrying tlu'iust Ivcs. 
 
 .'iiiic-]t;illi, <'hii) 'all, paltsh, c. int. rif. (5) I flcat, I am fluating, 
 
 ;i> the waves float themscdves, ami hence, I am rushing on 
 
 ikr waves and floats; .w/of/cr ; "I-palti hihuiapi I'lvaesttilign," 
 
i! 
 
 Er an 
 
 0': W 
 
 ^ 
 
 to 
 
 -■;J 
 
 •158 
 PBiLL'TEM 
 
 llic wliifc«nri' nisliini;- likr wave- on our coiiiitvy. 
 <'liiiu's cliiJjialm', ;•. piivs. I ;un ovfM'floatod, immdiiU'il by tlio ■ ''''''^'' ''' 
 
 waves; 'FCaos-cliiljialiu' I'sii^i pi, Woiuv ovor-niii, over fluiitod 
 
 iinitulatofi hy Anu'ricaii-:. 
 SpKi.KfttN, s. TTca«i. 
 Nptlkoiii, Briiu Jmt. 
 SrKi,}Mi:\"/tN, .<•. Tiips ;;No tmii:;r.'.', a-; in l!i(> Sci-iptiire. /(?')///, urc iisd] 
 
 for tlic tonijiu'. 
 'IVii' ?ii aspclinicnzin, yon are a \vm\ toiii^m.'. 
 U;s-TKi,rTKAi. pelutcms*!'';, p( !ul ; iiisl'CU {^) ! (iii'ti my Imrsr out "{' 
 
 llic way to i^ivc pass. 
 
 CI 
 
 II !!('•' !M 
 
 •!lv 
 
 iini, I'iii!! ))(. 
 
 •I!al< 
 
 1'.. }'. 'Ic 
 
 I. (.')) I liil, cut, inali 
 
 e !;iv w; 
 
 through 
 
 Ta^ pcllal-ni /i nir'!ii')iiiii, TIimI -aw (Imos not go in, doe- n if cut. 
 
 Tas pcliiK- }\\ intapiiini, My arrow did not hit. 
 
 T;ii^ pellce!, I did not hit, missed ; eliinchst'tezeid, 1 hi; on i'; 
 
 sifh', I fell sh'>vt of the marl:. 
 fslp'ptdkam'i, \ <^o{ a scratch, a Hj^ht wound. 
 
 Ies-p(dlcnn\in 
 
 («!)> 1 . 
 
 nun, f"^) 1 ^uce,-ed ju liiltin^;-. T 
 
 elkamiii, 
 
 •hslcii 
 
 oc/. In triiMiim. n e 
 
 Iciiim, I 
 
 1 chi/eiis!'!!,' ! hit :;, tin 
 
 row wont in (h'op, and issui-d at the other side^ and I pus 
 it throii;jh ;!nd through. 
 V?A>K~[roof of.] 
 
 fcs ri(dk('"n, r''d!c;; -N' ■!. jielk'i-; el.;!i (10) ^ hend it, for iiv)ii ir;i],s, 
 
 Ta-^ po1h')kaka. It do.'s not hend. 
 
 Pcdk'allro, Wood Iwnt in a '-e;;!!!'!!",!!'. 
 
 fKS-VEM'ici.KKiM, ])(dpolkaslen r. t. r. (10). I pollute lilni. 
 
 fes-pelprlkMltc-n ^17) r. r.I. f i^idlnte his 
 
 Chin-'s '•'.<]. ..Ipidkan/.uti, I jiolliit" myself. 
 
 ("lliiiies chj'xdkagoj'.ihi ('!) I h.in! u]) my hreu.st, I v.alk wil 
 
 1 .sv.oll 
 
 r«n h 
 
 1 •iva'-t, liy ]>n(le, ( 
 
 te 
 
 N'rKi.r!:i,K (' 
 
 igs^ hogs, fi'ot!! li:i\iiig !hi' no,s« sl,n.nk up, Ij 
 
 I'll 
 
 ■ip ; T'eM ' 
 
 rV-.<v1 
 
 ;z!;:i/.a 
 
 IM-:[,I'!T,Tn'!, \\'( 
 
 ks f'i:'^" Kt 
 
 Ik 
 
 ■.Mil. 
 
 )nien toIks 
 
 
 I ■il i .10 'I'.i', 
 
 dtedv 
 
 m ( 
 
 )v;i! '-ha])!', not entirely round. 
 
 
 IVM^M 
 
 rl-s!). I 
 
 1, te.;: I. 
 
 
 n.y i; 
 
TEN 
 
 •ountvy. 
 iiiumlnU'il by Ik 
 
 mm n\y ^"V-^i' o\ii ..{' 
 
 H^ cut, in:>Uo r.iy w;'} 
 
 ,,■>> in, ^I'H'.^ ii't fut 
 
 ji'tlio ruiul, u little a.sitlo. 
 
 rilX, '<'/'■• '^"t, y^S notwilhstaiHiiiig. 
 
 Ki: I'll i;v.-t, I: wc.uld lii' LcttiTj "ki. |n.ii ^cst iliiii'ti;lir, It \v.,iiliJ 
 
 luivo been better lur lue tu 'lie. 
 I'KNiXftirPin. 
 
 I'F.NIX^'H, .s- Liver,;/'. j)U[)eiiiia'li. 
 rE.VTK'lI, iiar. Alway.s (by IvuH.-jk-U, not Kluthc;ul.v> "N 
 
 iiti 
 
 IL'tl 
 
 tichom' It will be alwuv 
 
 Smiilicb y. Yeiil-. fife) Sj^niidi. 
 
 PEPi-HHIMK, .. Gnats. 
 
 PKl'. li i^ inflated, iiui by a .swellnij;, tumor, but by Idowing uii 
 
 ;'\ 
 
 hlirs 
 
 I iii;i'' 
 
 peui, cbin jxlii, pt-usii, (c) I am sucllinif, being' inflated. 
 
 nci 
 
 li eliin-peuni_, jiilui^h, c. '. ;. (](.•; i .swell, inflate .^um 
 
 ;rie/A-el, 1 bit oil lh;> 
 
 in billing. Tclk;u.\iii,i 
 
 ihiiif^, make inflate. 
 
 1P;.;.MKN, >. Veasl powder. 
 \'jiiiilei;'iilen ■>•. Leaven. 
 tiSitir, It i.s blown m, .i.i a luigl 
 iliiiu's-iilieiii, cliines npi'ii, r. ^ 
 iflat 
 
 .111 -.Wl'lliniX 1:I.SI' 
 
 le. I 
 
 •einu' 
 
 il')\Si'il iiiiiaU'ii as tj> i.oiu's, o,' iiriii>..\, ,-u-, 
 
 II 's I'.jii'ui, ehiH njK'uiii, i.] ru!- 
 
 ,tbc.r side, luid 1 irass.« ^i,,,^.,,.^ t,„,„jH't 
 
 ./.,/. ,0^ 1 bl( w ir., 1 1.1 
 
 ow 
 
 ,'llir-lljMillClll, n 
 
 ■,/. 
 
 ,1 it, Cor iro'.i a'a]is 
 
 pollute bini. 
 
 -lllr.'l 
 
 iiii, npiun, iipeunl, c.i'it, I's npiii.-lei., e.siiptu.suu. r. /</(.. /. 
 1 lilow on it, I inflate it, I blow liial biiffa*. 
 
 vnifi'iihi'iii, lip 
 
 iilteii, npea- 1 
 
 111 -V. ill iii> 1 iHuw in hi." 
 
 :i[ii'iislitrni, r. /•''/. {]{) -. -unl tbr buj,!'' tor bini. 'all iiim witb 
 
 lu' l.ii^le 
 
 yimpfuta, .v. 
 
 idower, a nuin blowing; in. 
 
 IVv'U.S 
 
 t 1 v.'.dk williM'.uM 
 
 'illN-l'Kl 
 
 What i.< bb 
 
 n.'.l ,i\ .i|.'\\ Ml '■ lU. 
 
 .\b 
 
 ace Is .-w t 1. .... a-' n\ 
 
 jxc no.si; .-. 
 
 •1 '. :i> 
 
 ,V, run kill), l'''»| 
 
 fH:i/.is. .<. \'oic(.' (ivalispc.;.:!-. and .'~^j)okani. ) 
 
 ■,i t'.« d! 
 
 ;illN'r;>-|M KM. -Ill, >V pupcl 
 
 ilriiw brcalli, I blow. 
 
 I.ip. UImi- ill, ;. Mi.'Ul.s.l:-..! i. 
 
 •> 1 
 
 ■bin lioptai.^li, r. ml. [')j | luvNllir. 
 i:ii.KS.<. i^^.) I niak..' liiui bi'r.uiu-. 
 
 i|ii lli>liilll, p'ipt ul 
 
 ^ln. ii. 1 S S br.'albr that out. 
 
 Kill-l.'li 
 
 rO^ I lurr. -.i.y 
 
 r"l 
 
 mv laii; 
 
 1 ''1 
 
 I UlM.t li 
 
 L-J 
 
 ll.i' will, :t. 
 
f 
 
 ft 23 
 £ W 
 
 S H 
 
 > > 
 
 to ^ 
 
 400 
 PIAK 
 
 N'pujKulshton, s. LiiHi^H. 
 
 Ti!s-('li|.o|i(MiI-<li('ii\, (•li]i()iit''iils1u'iru>M [9] 1 hiviitlio (in, at Iiim 
 
 KS-IHK;, It is s(!Vtt(M-od. 
 
 1*gt>i';, It j^ot scattered. 
 
 ('Iiiii'S|)L!:omi,chin-pg()iniin,i)tj;oiniisli, r.a. //k/. [7] I scatter, divid, 
 
 li-Mrihutc, disperse, separate something. 
 K'sji^oinini, ]ig()mistcn. pgoniistcku, or pgoniisku, r. ^ r. [10] l| 
 
 scatter that, etc. 
 " ii'.rpgoniini, rr(f. 
 " )Mj;mnh6m, pgomlten, ])!foniih, v. rrl. [17] I scatter his, op 
 
 tor iiini. 
 " ]»:;on)shiteni, ])gopishiten, pgonishit, v, rrl. (In) I distrilxitc iJ 
 
 liim, \ ix'w'o, goods to him. 'N^em kne pgomshiHIt' They w\ 
 
 <1: M'ihute to ns the annuity, sometliing, 
 Kui's-piromshitiiegiii, r. n-c. We distrihiite goods to one aiiotlior. 
 f'I;ie< iiirninsliitnt^-;iim, Kae jjgomshitMcgiimcntem, v. ?vv. f. (0) W(] 
 
 '!i-.i;Mhiite that amongst ns. Pgomshitucgiimentem In ^;i4 
 
 ninnti^. ITis clothes were divided among the soldiers. 
 IiM-|.j-ii(i,s!iislu'm, ])gomshislicmi'n (0^ /'. nJ. I distribute tliiil J 
 
 itlifvs. 
 
 V/M);|-;|iiS'l<Mn 
 
 Item, r. rr!. (Iflj I distriliiitr, give away Iiis 
 
 mine) goods to otherH. 
 
 i,.-j -jigimshishi, r. rrf. ((•) I distribute things 
 
 r]y. 
 
 <'U)iiie- ])gomilshi, We begin to scatter. 
 
 ■ 'Iiim - |>,;omen7,'iti, We scatter, when leaving their caiiij 
 
 -iiiitering along tlie river or in the woods for tish or 
 
 i-t'-. S'fpdrp'lh'r. 
 t..^.j,p(i-onii''lsi'm, npgomelsemen (9) v. vuJ. I wish to ^rai.tcr i 
 
 ). a III 
 
 npi^omim, n. Cliargcfl to distribute. 
 1*<ronien/.utt'n, >■. Histribntor. 
 
 los-]igcvgoiiiiiicm (SI I succeed in distributing, sculli'i'iii.i. 
 V AK-[/-""r n<] 
 1'iak ; (/. l^ji'', d ni'', cooki'd, fi. pip 
 
 bii.'hlel 
 
 KTr'.i""- 
 
 ak. 'l*iak In stisi 
 ai"i' t'ipc; ]i!;i!v \n snknlpo, thf bn/ad i^ (J 
 
 lU, 
 
 Dllr. 
 
 piakanii. clupjniilc, /• 
 
 'Hi. i .1 
 
 \ T 
 
 ;uii ri|icning, L'elt!)' 
 
 one 
 
 -.11' 
 
 a, 'ii 
 
 \V- 
 
 icn, |>iik'ii>i<i 
 
 1 r. t. 
 
 Itl) I 
 
 iplMI l!. '■■OOi< It, 
 
 i\p('ri. -'I' 
 
L'iitbo on, at lum 
 
 ml. [7] I scatter, divide,' 
 igoniisUu, r. f. r. [10] I| 
 
 17] I scuttov \w, or 
 
 rrJ. 0-'^) I flistviliutt' tii 
 -j)(f(>mHhiVilt' Tln-y wi 
 
 ifoods to Olio ui»uthei'. 
 n.MiUMii, r. w. t. (0) ^V( 
 lutuojjjunienteni hi i;;iai 
 )nif the soldii-rs. 
 rcl. I (listvibiito tliat il 
 
 461 
 PII 
 
 l-NZpaili, What I have npcnctl. 
 
 ], - liikiisiiiU 111, 1 inaUo tirni{j;N lijioii lor him. Ktio-piikii.shililH lu 
 
 .^jiiilwiili Ml spUeiii, IIu iiKil\(>H thi' fniitH and tho wlioat ripen 
 
 I'rr UK. 
 S; nivALK, N. FriiilM in gen. 
 (, Ill's spiikalkai, I havf fruits; Chiii-cp-spiikalUui, chin-ep-spii- 
 
 kallva, I liavo fruits, I jtroducc fruits, 
 ("liics-kolspiikiilkai, I produce fruits. 
 1 l.clspiikalkain, koispilkalkaineii (!)) I prochicc that fruit; 't- 
 
 Maly u koispiikalkaiiiis Ki)liiiziitt*;i' Mary produced God as 
 
 her fruit. 
 Il- clipiikalkaiicm, chpiikalkaiiemeii, (0) I produce it out. 
 I-Pit'll, '"(;. '"^tiKiotii, dazzling, liglit reflect iiig, any surface white 
 
 or hiack lucid and rellect:iig light. 
 
 iicli, < 
 
 lim. 
 
 1 picli|), ^^ licuther, from heiiig varnitiiied and lustrous. 
 
 I-PAi'KMiKAN, Fawn. 
 
 I'lS P'UJA, I* is branded with a n-d hot ir 
 
 ou. 
 
 Cirnics-pigai, chini's-jiiga, r. jjuss. 1 am hraiidi'd. 
 
 Chines-pigai, chin-pigani, pigaitih, r, <>. i/iiK (d) I hran<l something. 
 
 hutr, iiive away bis 'mfl Ics-pigam, lugaii. pigaiit, rot.f. es-).iga>teii, .^iiigaskii, r. ^ r. \ brand 
 
 him. 
 
 things. 
 
 leaving their ciiini), uiij 
 woods for fish cv pimfc 
 
 I/. \ wish to s-'aitori! 
 
 [tint!;. sealtt'i'niL 
 
 " p'lgaUem, pigalten, pigalt, r. nl. (10) 1 I»nuid his, or him lor 
 
 that. 
 " p'lgashteni, (14) I brand lor him. 
 •' les-pigam, p'lgamen, (\)) I use it lor branding. 
 CuiNKs-i'KiSKAc.AKi, ohines-])igskagae, I have my horses branded. 
 
 </. (()) I 
 
 Ch 
 
 lu s pigsUagaei, ( hiii-pigsKagiKiii, jiigskagaeish, r, a. iiu 
 brand horses or animals. 
 
 Ls-pigskiigacin, [ligskagai'n, jiigskagaoiit (X) I brand ihe liorses ol 
 
 pigski'igavltein, (10^ 1 brand ihe horses of bis 
 
 jiigskagacm, pigskagainen, ■ '»>••^ (9) T use it io bnni'i horses. 
 
 [u. Tiak In stislia . . J i'll-[/'^'./ <;/'.] 
 Llpo. thr bivad l^ <!.)i 
 
 iin ripiTiini 
 
 ( liHus-piMiu, I liin-pii, 1 ivjinee, i,i'arely iiscil Imi in r.jinposiluu 
 
 l'i|iiil, .(■//'. Joyful, wnat is the olijeit of joy. 
 
 X'lpipii'l-, (''(/'. .Foyfiil, a rejoicing fellow, happy, blissful. 
 
 •11 n 
 
 ook it. 
 
 urlsttii 
 
 •>' I 
 
 iKasur<', laiisiiii 
 
 incas'iU', or ii.at.li r ol'ii 
 
 asiwi 
 
 Ik>-1'IimInk.m, piiniin piimint i\ m^t. ill) I tirid it, leel it enjoyaitb 
 
oh: 
 
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 462 
 
 prr 
 
 los-piirniKcin (IH) f fitifl Ijh "'njoynble. 
 
 I*iiiniii, s", Instriimciit of j(»y. 
 
 I("i-]>t<V'!isi(Mn. |ti)"'''!i-;t "u mi. ]i'i''c!\st<Mnoiit (0) f caiisn liiin to rojoid., 
 
 OrTTNFs-NPlli.si, or miirlsi, clim-iipirN, iiiiiiMsli, /•. rnl. ] \vu,\c(. \ 
 
 am Jiapiiy- 
 l('.s-tini(Mstotn, or n]t!i''!'^lilciii, iijiitM^tfii iipiclshk'ii, npioIsUu, i,!,, 
 
 rislif, r. rnf. ('.M/v. (H, ]'^ I cmii^i' liitn tii lie luiiipy, nr I do -^vwh- 
 
 tliiiitj foi- his l):i]>])iii('s>j. 
 '' inti(M><(Mii. npii'N '!iVMi, npirlscmcnt, v. r.il. insl. (O) I ti,;,,^ 
 
 tliiit. 
 ('hiru's-tiptclsi'miMti, r. vol. ri f. I enjoy iiiyscll". 
 I(>«^ iipi<>|so>ni«Jtoiin, tipi.'!>-'i'mi-!ttMnon, >'nl. r-j. in<f., (0) J onjoy mv 
 
 self with it. 
 " jipi(''I-ii'?n}t(Mii, n])nM'i(Miilt''n. iipifKcmft, r. vol. insf, nl. (10) I 
 
 «'MJ()y his rejoice 
 
 at hit- 
 
 f\ \K'<-N'i'ti,-!KMK\rfiiiff, >\ )••'. i-'J. ht^f. W<! rejoice al each oil 
 
 We tiial<(> each other hajipy 
 
 K 
 
 ics-rini(M«;tiit>:'iii, /". r./n^i 
 
 Kaes-iijiilscineniieL!;mn, KMc-iipil^enie!iiirmimeiitom. r. n c. In.st. \\\ 
 
 rejoice each other at that. 
 
 ae-n!)il«iMncniie'j;iMne!it(''H 
 
 \\\ k 
 
 ;ies ircsivc' 
 
 It. AV 
 
 h 
 
 enjoy eacli oilu 
 
 !Mii)ines>J. 
 
 !\aos-npieIstiie<fmn, Icae npielstuei;uiit<jm, v. caw.s'.s-. n:c. vol. (8) \\\ 
 make each other's ha; j^y ; 'i'i);clslti«'<:iinli hi .s^a.sin;ult('iii]i\ 
 Make eacli other's chililreii !iai)py ; 'npilsem(>rnitM;iiiiU'nti In 
 Hi^iiHii^iiltemp,' Rnjoy, h'» n;lail al each other'.s chiiih-ce. 
 
 lKs-('flNTMi'i>i;M, chnpH'!<(>t;uMi, chiiipidscnu'iit r.loi.(\)}\ rcjoi,, 
 on that account. 
 
 chn])MMseni hi is r(u;ii/,L'-u^meIs, 1 am glad on a((f)iiTi( of 
 suffer! n<jf. 
 e!in]iielscniltcni, { !'>1 ' 
 
 r\<\ 
 
 rclnri. (•))) .•U'COIIII 
 
 t o;h 
 
 Tl 
 
 illlJUl 
 
 OMi}ten hi es-titfii/.:. u/.nicl'^' I rejoicr on a<'<r)Uiit oChis siitlcri 
 
 l-snkuh>])iels. My tidi. v n 
 re^-nknhi'iirl-^iMii, nlcu' I'i 
 
 1 liaii|iines«. 
 
 iic'i M)" ' reidirc with I 
 
 iini. 
 
 r-filj\-ciri'rpii<, [ look- ' 'ijipy. 'iiy e\ es are tfhid 
 
 some 
 
 Chin-cl 
 
 ij)i]iiris. My I 
 
 r«s-chi>ii 
 
 piis(>m, clipnseni' 
 
 ('.)) 
 
 '.'■la'l^om 
 -CI' him Ion 
 
 I "lit 
 
 on a siiMliii; 
 
 ha 
 
 1»I 
 
 • \' 
 
 t(«w,-npMisi.>m. n}i!;i>;etne , tijHii-cineiit. 
 
 I'l"tl-rni.-!"li, 
 
 aiK 
 
 !i I 
 
 look Mt it with dc!i/'; I. 1 1;i!-e jdra-urc in lookini; iit it. 
 
msi\ liiui to I'ojniiT. 
 c. rcl. 1 I'l'jiiici', I 
 
 mjinv. nr I do suim- 
 . !i\st. (0) I iiijti) 
 
 [.s-r.,(0) I onjoy my- 
 
 >ic(^ ill <^!trh ndaT, 
 . other \rAyvy- 
 litem. '". ''"'• '"■"^'- ^^''■ 
 
 We enjoy oadi <nlur'^ 
 
 cau.s.s. nx'. ro/. 1,8) \\\' 
 inii hi s^"^ 
 
 r^"' r 
 
 :u 
 
 Itl'lUli', 
 ilsi'ineTiiU'^iMiU'iiti In 
 LluM-V chililfi"'. 
 
 [lit *• 
 
 r». (M) 1 >''',i 
 
 oh r 
 
 ti(l on ;u 
 
 count nl'ni} 
 
 l.'b 
 
 •('liiii 
 
 lUl 
 
 !■( dUll 
 
 t oj'his MitVt I'iii 
 
 witli him. 
 
 Ihulsonu'. 
 
 |ni on •.\ '" 
 
 iliii'.'::;l!>in 
 
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 ki liioUiii.ii; 
 
 ni.-'.'ii, !• 
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 1 i liiii-|iii-', I liuvu u .>iuiliii;4 '>'4'1'> 'iii't'- 
 
 I'iu.N, Ilu lUilUf.S u liHj<|<y I'uru. 
 
 ( iiiNMMlM/.lN, I talk <4;Iuill^>, juyi'ully. 
 
 [,> lii/.iniiiii, |»iziiKMii(!M, pi/aiioiiuMil, (0) I hrino; hini <^hv\ mw 
 
 Mil 
 
 pisniii?, Worlliy ol bc'iiij; enjoyed. 
 
 l.sn|)iul.s, My rejoicing, 
 |.,,/,iij)icl.>i, What [ oiijoyud, tin.- i)lea>ur>! I cnjoyud. 
 MM I\, (''(/. Wliito ; /»/. i-|ikaitik. !!«•£>' Paaka, pc^u, oul. 
 l-pik, (with ii loin;- (() iilj. TliaL l)Lu:aiau wliit^ ; />/. i-pulipik lu 
 -,'(IiihH"ukii, TIic water.-, l^ilownby ihu \s iiiiJ, bc'caiiK' wlilli:, 
 I'oanun^. 
 I'lij ika/.f, (iilj. Whltr all ainui.ii; .-. llu' wliitr [o\kb. '('h\.ik',^('i/.< ,' 
 
 It boianic white all aroinnl, made while all urouiul. 
 I ii|i'ikal/A', While ili.siile; 'iipalii.lzc' Made while in.side. 
 iliilp'ikakii, Water while on the surliue, li)aiiuh^ wave.n ; 'chpulii- 
 
 likii' The wave.s heeaiiie while, I'oainiuf^;. 
 ! nik'kaii, white lieail , 'pakaniaiakan,' Head liinied while, whil*- 
 
 liaire( 
 
 iiiikalks, White ndje ; 'pakalk.s,' liidK' made while. 
 
 ! inhali'-.i;!!, While dai'./.Iiiii.; j>!a(ej 'pakiMe^.i' (ji'oiuid beeojur 
 
 white. 
 Pikoskan, White on to|i of Iho head; 'iienj-ehiii-jmlcuu-^kan', I'll he 
 
 white on to]> of my liea<l. 
 1 raIii-ko!i)ikaj)kaii, Wiiite on the hai k ol (he head; 'kolpkanidp 
 
 kan', Turned white on the haek part ol'lhehead. 
 1 iliiii-i)kau.-<us, My iore-lock i.s white, 'inikainu.-i..s' Whitened 
 
 i'oru-loeU. 
 
 ikaziii 1 am V, lull lu:aifKd j 'iijd;am/.iii,' Whitened Ix'ard. 
 
 'Hill j) 
 
 aiiukan, ! hav.' whil^ hair al ih"; oar- ; 'nnuaiiiauukaii 
 
 Wliilened hair al tlie ear .>ide.s. 
 
 [■^liiii (•' 
 
 !i|)ik;-i, 1 have a whiU' eye ; 'ehpaka* I'eeuine white ui; the 
 
 eye, ;;la.s.s-ey( 
 
 i-ciun 
 
 jjik-s I have a wliilo i'aee ; 'spl^aj.^' IJahl !a(- 
 
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 Ics piildtt'iii, ]):ikehL'n, pak^H, (17) I make white his 
 
 I-Pli-i— «®»PliIt. 
 
 KS-PILf'H, adj. It is turned over. a^Kiifclch. Pilch, is only 
 
 turned over or upset on the side, an a kettle upset, etc.; ku6Ich, 
 
 is capsized, with the hottom up. 
 Plcliich, It got turned over. 
 
 1 hines peUhnii, chinos-pilch, pilchsh, (5) lara turned over. 
 Chines-pelchini, chin-pelchmini, pelchmiish, r. a. ind. (7) I turn 
 
 over Homcthing. " 
 Ics-polchini, pelchenistt-n, pelchemisku, v. t. r. (10) I turn it over, 
 
 roll it. 
 Ics-plchein.tem, plchcmlten, plehemilt, v. rd. (17) 1 turn hia, F 
 
 turn it for him, 
 " plchshitem, plchshiten, plchshit, v. rel. (15) I turn something for 
 
 him- 
 Kaci^-plchshitut'^'ui, We help one another in turning things. 
 Kacs j)lcheinenu^gui. We turn one another, 
 les-plchciinuncni (8)i succeed in making it turn. 
 Chines-pclchmonziUi, I turn myself over on my side, 
 los plchemonzuteiu, plchemciiziUsten, ref. caxiss:. I mako hitri turn 
 
 over. 
 Chines-pelchcmluisi, v. frcq. 
 les-polchemluisem, t\ frep. t. r. 
 
 " npelchenielsem, v. vol. npolchemelsemon, I wish to turn it. 
 Es-1'KLCHMALKOi, es-pelcl»!nalko. The log is turning over. 
 I(?spolchinalko II, polchinakomin, pelfhmalkoniisku, (11) I turn 
 
 over that log. 
 (*HiNKs-i'Ei,ciif;s[, chin-polchus,, r, int. I turnback without^oing to 
 
 the proposed end, I return, amend, reform. 
 Chin-elpelchus, I return; chin-elzpelchiis ch-Kolinzutcn, l*retuni 
 
 to God. 
 Chines-pelchiisi, chin pelchusem, pelchusich. v. act. ind. 
 k's-peicliusoin, pelchuslen, pelchusku, v. t. r. (8) 1 make him re- 
 
 liii-n, t ira hack. 
 ('liint.!.-i-polchsjmlufsi, frcq. 
 f OS ijlijt.ilch.'isjni, chpelch'nc?mon, (tlipjlclius iinjnt, (9)]I rclurn 
 
 to him. 
 " /chpelchiisem, I come back to^him. 
 
his. 
 
 li. Pilch, is only 
 psct, etc. ; kufclcb, 
 
 •nod over. 
 
 n. ind. (7) I turn 
 
 [10) I turn it over, 
 (\^) I turn his, I 
 turn something for 
 
 •ninj; things. 
 
 y side. 
 
 rss. I miiko hitn turn 
 
 wish to turn it. 
 -ning over, 
 niisku, CU) ^ ^"''" 
 
 ick without^oing to 
 Coliu/.atcn, l*returh 
 
 act. ind. 
 [8) 1 mukc him rc- 
 
 >.;u^nt, (0):i .•■^'•^"''" 
 
 465 
 PIN 
 
 iVirli-ii hi.ii, s. (Jiio wli.) is iilwayv^ lurniiig back without reason. 
 j';,ciii'''".t'iii.oiiO^, .S4 liiitoyoJ, er.)ul\eJ-eycJ. .^ ,, 
 
 ;•;. i'KI.I'KI.OllMllN, Cl\)i>UOil leg. 
 
 ', si'-;lcii vi;in, llfud tiiniing, drunk, crazy. 
 
 i.l'll>, -",/. Thick. . • : . f. •• •" 
 
 i ,i'i'i , ./ //. '/"". \ little thick. 
 iconic. a. piiciuston, piieiasku, v. t. r. ^d) I stretch them — .said for 
 
 s[)iv I ling mil fi.ilies out ofu net — one on the other. 
 ];> ciiici'li-BM, (9) I scatter it on, v, g. wheat to dry. 
 P;.;i,i-, ( /. riiick, it bacama thick — .iuiJ of phmks or clothes, uot 
 
 oliiqiiids. tfi^Zup. 
 l',ii,i>. i^.Din pil) A thick piece of wjod, a log ; ;)^ plplalko, 
 
 Logs. 'IpiHko,* It 18 a very thick log. 
 IN;;,. , A thick book; 'npl'liis', Book thickened. 
 K.vE-i'Ki'EUT, p'Ifeut, We arc clo.seIy packed lying down; a house 
 
 ih.)!<o full; wo are thick. 
 I?IN, d'lj. Crowded, house full, anything crowded lull. 
 I Pi 111, or piiiii, It became full, crowded. 
 ospiioin, piriomstcn, pinemsku, v. t, r. (10) I crowd on himj 
 'ao pinemsteai', They crowd on me, I am crowded on , 'kae- 
 jHUcmHlt', We are crowded on. 
 IkKliiK'mltem (16) I crowd on his. 
 JKai's piicinonuegui, We crowd one on the other. 
 i|ijiiii7A', Crowded all around. 
 iCichpcmizom, chpcnizconicn, (9) 1 feel them crowding on tne all 
 
 around. 
 " (hpcnizeem, chpcni/.eon v. t. r. (8) I crowd on him all around, 
 
 I besiege him. 
 l-NPh', adj. A room crowded 
 |4n.iiin, They got crowded on, the room got crowded; nponine, 
 adj. 
 A>!.;;oinKiuiuL'm, npcnnomiu, upenneininl, (from iipnin) I find 
 
 thiit room getting crowded. 
 fKi!,"!;.';!';':,.-.\;:MEi, f. (rr,)m p.'niii) Crowded out. 
 i!i'ii s \-;i'[KMi'rj!n!, clu'i-kir'p'-Miiini, ^ •\a\ crowded out. 
 I'.:. '.. ,!;• :!j)(,>nim, Wo are crowded out. 
 
 l-'ku'pi'.oii), !ailj)i:icv.:i.-; • 1 (8j ! (-.-Lvi h'lu out; Mco-kulpincm- 
 stcm,' They crowd 1110 out. 
 
466 
 PIN 
 
 PenltiJmsiu, I'coplo are orow<ktl. 
 
 Chines-pincinUumshi, I crowd on the j)Copl<'. 
 
 Kac-iipoiJucu.s, lvuo-iijjuanu.st!U.s, Wo gut .sqoczoJ ia the frDwd, 
 
 (from peiiin.) 
 ES-PiN, They luy down there — said of several pieces of wood, or 
 
 logs, laying down together. WSf Chiz. 
 Ea-penpin, They iay daw;i thoro — .said of sovoral pioco.-i ol wood 
 
 or pjles laying in several places. 
 Pcnin, They went to lay down together — .sai<l ot logs falling or 
 
 rolling together. 
 Penponin, The}' went to lay in several places. 
 NpknnXks, Road encumbered with logs falling in it. 
 Es-npenniksi, I'shushucl, They (logs) lay on the road, all in one 
 
 spot. 
 Es-npenpenn6ksi, They (logs) lay here and there on the road. 
 CiiiNES-PNKMl, chin penim, pciiiir?h, v. a. ind. (7) I lay some pieces 
 
 of wood together. 
 Chinespcnpennii, red. I lay wood hore and there, 
 les penim, pcnintcn, pcnint, v, t. r, (10) I lay tlienj (logs, sticks, etc.) 
 
 together, 
 respcnpcnim, penpeninten, red. (10) I lay them in several heaps. 
 " pcnhtim, penlten, penilt (17) v. rel. I lay them (logs, etc.) for 
 
 him, or his. 
 " penshitem, ponshilen, j)e!i.shit (15) v. rel. I lay wood, logs, for 
 
 him. 
 Kaes-penshituegui. v. rel. ric. We lay wood for one another, 
 le.s ponshishcm penshislienieii, v. rel. (9) I lay them down fori 
 
 others. 
 Chines penshishi, v. rel. (G) T lay son»o w()t)d down for others. 
 Ks rnPKNEUs, They arc laying there abcne — on a lolty place, etc. 
 Ic8-ehpen6usem, chpcn^usen, r. I. cop. (8) I \ay them (pieces ol'J 
 
 woi)d, etc.) on high. 
 Ks-CHPEXi's, They lay on the fire. 
 Icm-chpeiiiisoin, chpenusen, (8) I lay tiicni on the fire. 
 '■' I'lip.^iialtvu (16) 0. Til. I l.iy llu;:a on the fin; for him, I la}' !iijj 
 
 Avood on the fire. 
 "' chpenushtcm (14) v. rtJ. I lay ssticks on llic fire uiv liiiu, I \ni 
 
 wood on the fire for him. 
 
od iu the crowd, 
 I pieces of wood, or 
 
 A ot log* liil^'«^6 or 
 
 f iu it. 
 
 'the road, all in one 
 
 ijoro on the road. 
 
 (7) I i*y '*"'"'■■ i'"^^*^'' 
 
 tiiem (logs, Slicks, etc.) 
 
 them in several heaps, 
 ay thorn ;log«, etc.) for 
 
 d. I lay wood, logs, for 
 
 for one another. 
 
 I lay thcni down fori 
 
 l)d down for others, 
 -onalo'.ty l>lii^<^.'=^^- 
 I lay them (pieces ol 
 
 ion the fire. 
 
 lhonrci'orhlm,lluyi"^ 
 
 467 
 PIN 
 
 Ks <!iiT,"lv, porf. pass, Thoy (])io<»'8 ofwood) !«y on the wagon, 
 are loaded on; oh cliiliRMiidn, Tlusy are headed on Heveral 
 \vas;on>j. 
 K-;c'nlpcndno, ;)^;r/. ;)r7N.<. Thi' wagon is loaded with wood ; Kh- 
 
 chilpcnnfene, The wagons an; loaded with wood. 
 I.sdiilpnim, chilpenliin, cnilpenint, v. Ion. t. (10)1 load those logs 
 
 (III a wagon. 
 » (rhilpenlttni, (17) T load his vvood on a wagon. 
 " I'hilpenshitem (A?*) I helj» him t(» load wood on the wagon. 
 " chilpenftnocm, chilpenenoi-Ti, fhilpt-neneent, »•. loc t. r. (8) I 
 
 load that wagon with wood, I lay wood over that phioe. 
 '< chiVpnnni^nem, chilpcnn^ncmon, ehilpenntHiement, inst. (9) I 
 am covered with sticks or wood laid on me (from 
 
 penin) 
 
 i: y. 
 
 a man falling under a load of wood 'chilpennenemis Iu luuk,' 
 
 Finds the sticks come to lay on him. 
 I'feNl'KNM'KANTKN, •«, Yoke for oxen, btt. \ho ])ieccs of wood laid on 
 
 the hack part of the head, ft is nse<l hy the Kalispels, though 
 
 the Flat-heads use more projxM'I}' the word chizapkanten, as 
 
 it is onlj' one pie<'e of wood for hoth oxen. 86?°Cliiz(^ 
 les p'Mponapkanem, penpeui'ipkan, jteiipenapkant, (8) 1 yoke the 
 
 oxen, t ptit it on their neck ; 'es-jieiipenapkan', They aro 
 
 yoked. 
 " ])'Mi|H'iiapkaneni. penpenapkaiienuMi (0) f us(! that yokc^ I 
 
 have that yoke on my neck. 
 
 CUSNI'KNI fedUTKN, A whore. 
 
 on tl 
 
 le 
 
 Ciiiv-M'KNKK/fN, (;V I arriv;) just when the meal is ready 
 
 tahle. 
 CiMN'-i'KNEKiKi,, I urt'ivi' before the meals are served. J^Goz. 
 KS-Piy, ii'lj. It is loldcfl, not rouiiil, hut as a sheet of j)a])er foWKd, 
 ■1 foldfil ; jil. 'esjinpir:. I'enij*', U got i<-I<led 1 y 
 
 or a ti'wc 
 
 itself. 
 
 Ch 
 
 1!U 
 
 jiiuni. fliines pin, I Jitu fnlile<l. 
 
 ('hiiii's-|)nnii, ehin-pnini, juiiish, *'. -i 'v*/. (7) I I'oM •^.Muethiiig. I 
 
 liiml •^ometliiiig, I lieiid. 
 los-piiim, jiiiinten, pnint, '•. t. r. (JO) I told it, lirrni il. 
 " p-iMem |tiilteii, pnill, r. /. •. n/. (IT) 1 told his, or hmd ii !o!- 
 
 him. 
 
 ji't 
 
 P' 
 
 iislutein. r. r 
 
 r/u, i 
 
 :<•:■ iii'i. 
 
I ^1*:! 
 
 U 
 
 
 
 f^ 
 is. ^ 
 
 ■a 
 
 HI 
 
 
 468 
 I'JTK 
 
 ('liint'spniz'.', chin-iniizoiii, juMii/.'.Msh (6) F fold my b!;iii'i!(j .,„( 
 
 rolling it. 
 lK.sniii'\'i:n-!KM, cliiintiisri, (S) I toll it o-i, :i< toMiiii^ i!(,' nj,. 
 
 )(')• 
 
 pa 
 
 rt of ii letter. 
 
 Ins-npn6usem (8) 1 fold it on. 
 " pn^iHcn, (8) r foil it in tv », by the niidflle. 
 E-i-npnoiH, b?nt down, bowi* I 'lown, liko an old man. 
 NpniHonxiit, TTu b-.'nt hiin><idf d iwti, dimbliiiu; himscd'', with a pn,. 
 
 found incdiniition. 
 K<tipM!iIi?<, Trjy;i"j b'.Mit d(»wn. 
 Xi»Ni;s, ir* b »\v" I dow I bis b<vid. 
 Io-5-npniisom, np'.i jsan, (8) I bvi I his hea 1 down. 
 NpnusfMiz.'it, TIo b nvcd d iwn his head. 
 CntN PNtps, Miy (iy«»s f^ot biMit <lown. 
 Chin prMps(5m, f bent down my eyiis. 
 VPKVfrriKU, A bond in tho river. 
 Tes-penotikun, F m-iUe the river or diteh bend. 
 (MIFN'RS.PrTKlT, \ urn stnnjj;, I have pleurisy, I feel laneod iiisido. 
 F(^s pitktim, pitlcumen. (9) I feel stunj^ in that plaee — r. </. in tlic 
 
 arm or breast, cte. 
 riiines ptkumi, chin-ptlc.'rn, pllcnish, •'. a. inf. (7) F priek or stiii" 
 
 somebody or somcthinj^, as with a nail, etc. 
 Teajilkiiin, ptUunten, ptkuiiteku; eonf. es-ptUustcku; i\ f. r. (10)1 
 
 F 
 
 orir 
 
 k it. 
 
 '• ptkuHt^m, (17) F prick his 
 
 *' pdcnshitem, (Ift) I pri«-k for him. 
 Ohines-])tkunzuti, T prick nn-self. 
 
 T'lkum'in, ■?. inaf. To prick ; 'pitkumen ululini*. Nails of iron. 
 F-sz-pitkii, What F pricked. 
 OnrvKs I'TKirfiNF), My o:ir ii^ pricked, jieribiMtid r<»v wearing c;ipj 
 
 riniTK. 
 
 ('hitit'-! ptntkii/'n-,', My car-i .'ir) bored f'-r {].:• piu'jm.-:.- of wo 
 
 oar rinj^fi. 
 ros-ptkncnem, ptkncneon, ptkiiciieent, (8) F bn-e his ear. 
 
 " ptkuininem, ptkiimin, ptkirulnt, (Fl) I ll^.• t!i:it tn pri'k. 
 Lu e^-chptkoininallco, The crucified. 
 Chuuis chptptkuminalko, ihij. J am criicitied. 
 
 umJ 
 
 f»'S .n 
 
 r>'-) 
 
 »,l.- 
 
 wr.t 1! 
 
 i;)Li)l V ) a 
 
 .i:n. m; 
 
1,1 my lj';in'<'.-S not 
 
 (llo. 
 
 ,!(l miin. 
 
 r him->ol'', with a pro- 
 
 own. 
 
 isy, I *<''«^ laiu'.cil inside. 
 that plafo— '•• <J- ■'" tlKJ 
 
 1, etc. 
 
 iliiu', Nuilrt of iron. 
 |>,„.;itr.1 for wcnriiig curj 
 
 1 uv/ tiuu K' I'r''-'- 
 
 • I'f 
 
 
 t' ri 
 
 469 
 IMZ 
 
 koiiiiiiulkomc'ii, iiiilcliptplkoiiiiiialUoin^iti, (!)) I (.nuiiy Iiiia ; 
 
 it is m/. U*(iin boinj; iiailod in Hovcnil pari^. .'les-nuiclii;tjitLio- 
 
 iniiialkoiiiiltcMir, I i-ruoiiy his 
 
 " chptUuiuinuiUoiii, fliptkuininulkoini'ii ^9^ I nail thiiL u,i the 
 
 wood; nail one iiumi, or one loot, otc. 
 Inelipiplkoniinaikonion/.uten, s. My cnioitior. 
 los-pikiialkoui. ptkiialkon, I prick that wkoiI with a u.in, iiU , 
 
 iKS-l'J'KUKCllSKM, ptklli c'lson, ;_8) I pri.k llis liinal. 
 
 iKs-fTKUsuiNfM, ptkushintcn (10) i prick his looi. 
 
 E.spt|)tkucchst, l[o has his iuinds stiiu^ i»r |)ricl<cd. 
 
 Ks clii'TKoMNtsliiN,Ki.\ed or nailed to u slom, i. ^. u ii>'i; .a>stciied 
 
 to a stone. 
 IMZP //r, iiiij. Violent, vehement, oppressive,* making a pressure, 
 imposing, as a strong wind tliat makes a pressure on trees, ves- 
 sels, etc. ; 'pizpizt 111 snciit,iii szals, 111 zalt', T'»<-' wind siek- 
 iiess, cold IS vehement, inieiise, oppressive. Fi:. d eat foi\:unt. 
 Cliiiios-pi/.ini, chiues-piize, adj. 1 am under a pi'essure, 1 am op- 
 pressed. te^P/.am. 
 les pizem, pizemsten, c. f. /■. (8) I opjiress him, I make a vehement, 
 intense pressure on him — much used m the pans. 'Es-ptzem 
 t'sguelemin,' lie is inlested by the devil; 'ko-pi/.mstem iu t'i- 
 szal,' My sickness oppresses me. 
 
 " pizmltem (16) I oppress his 
 
 ' pi/,mincm, ] izinin, pizmint, imt. (11) I find it oppressive, or 
 feci it intensely pressing upon me, I fool him violently pres- 
 sing upon mo; 'pixmin hi i-spuus' I feel my heart violently 
 inclining me to scnnething; 'pizmintgu lu sguilemin,' You feel 
 the devil insisting upon you. 
 
 Chinks Kor.LiMZPfZTi, I play the bully, the brave, the oppressor. 
 
 ChiiK->-j)i/.(hstemisli, I make myself terrible, violent- by lacts— 1 
 oppress by deeds. 
 
 Pizchslutcm, adj. A brave, stout, powerful fellow, whom no one can 
 (Jeteat, one able to offer violence. 
 
 les pizchstem, pizchstemen (19) I oppreso him by deeds. 
 
 Kao-pizch8temenuegui, We oppress one aiii.tther. 
 
 N'l't/i'izV.lN, adj. Violent, vehement talker, irresirlible loiigiio, op- 
 pressive tongue. 
 
 ' ',ii,> -jii/.'/ini, chines iii/'zii.ouii.^ti, 1 talk in\.'->".>.1)lvy, I talk t<>!'v'> 
 
P^; 
 
 ■it j| 
 
 '-^' ' 
 
 zi 
 
 y 
 
 *< *2i 
 
 
 Si 
 
 » w 
 
 'hOi 
 
 ^3 
 
 0E3 
 
 >^^ 
 
 ^ ^ 
 
 >■> 
 
 
 
 470 
 rOGT 
 
 hly, tirosonu'Iy. 
 Ips-pizVJnomistojn, (les-pi/Zzinotn) piz'zinomistoirton (9) I corner 
 
 him, opjircss him bj- talking, T tal'c him into anything. 
 Knos-piz'/Jnemcniu^fTiii, rer. Wo oppress ono iinothor by talking. 
 PtZALKA, The wind blows strong, oppressive. 
 Em chpiznllcanom, chjiiznlknntetn, (H) ft Mows hard upon it; 'chni/,. 
 
 alkantem tn tli^'e,' The boat was blown hard upon, 
 les-ehpizalkanom, ehpizalkanemen, cbpizalkanc^ment, (9) I'nxt. 1 fp,.] 
 
 it blowinj^ hard upon m<' ; 'fhp'zilkaneniis })i sneiit' She f'olt 
 
 a Htron<;wind blowing on. 
 rniN-PizoiiT, (5) I am tired. 
 
 Jcs-p^goAeh'atem, pr,go6chst<Mnen (9) I fafigne him, tire him out, 
 Iks pzKOEcifsKM, pzko^fhsen (H) I press out water on his hatulN nsi 
 
 Indians do by tilling their moiitlis with water and spirtin-r 
 
 out to wash their tiiees. 
 lFS-NP7,Kiifti;sKM, (H) f. spit, sqiiirt among them. 
 Ies-npzi.naittkm (^) T ojipress his side by pinehing, ete. 
 PfiXGT, v. Philtre, 
 les-phlgtem. pVagtemen, pfi'igtement, »'. f. r. T give him a pliilior. 
 POGr6T <J. Parent, father, mother, in the widest sense, (^hit-f, priest [ 
 
 God. 
 Pogpogot, .s". pi. Parents. 
 Pogpogot, .V. The old folks, old ma?) or woman especijilly • ,i 
 
 'piipog6t,' several old persons. 
 Icspogotem, pog(\temen, pogntement. insf. (0) 1 take him or IkJ 
 
 as father or mother. 
 
 pogpogotem, i>ogpogOitemet) (9) I take them as my iiaronts. 
 
 koUpogoteni. itt. 
 
 pogrttenieniHem (Ifi) F take his as my faflior or niotlicr 
 
 koUpg6tshitem, koltpogotshiteii, kojlpogotshit, '•. rrl. (][, 
 
 give u lather or mother to him. 
 " gnzishlpogotshiteni, i/f. 'Ka«'-k<)Hp()«r)',t«hiH!s f' Jcsu K||J 
 
 Jesus Christ gave us a mother. 
 CniNEH-POOTTT.sin, ehin-pogtilsh, (.5) I am growing in aic<\ wisd,.] 
 
 ete. 
 Chines-pogtuilshi, 1 grow obi. 
 
 les-pogtilshem, pogtilshsten (S) I make him grow. \ cliicato liiii 
 (Mil".— iiiif.ul-lshi, T grow in. i\ r. a chiUl ii. ihc mothrrV wcnJ 
 
 
 I'ki.iki.'t. 
 
Lxr.-.tsMHlH r .loSU Kll>| 
 
 irrowitic; in :i,if<\ wisn* 
 
 471 
 POKO 
 
 |.Mi|M)j,nuiltthtoii, .s. Till- jilaci' ol' my y<»ui>g age, my nulivi! country. 
 
 Icviikiih^'Kl"''"'"'"'. »iIi»ll'OKt»>l«l>omcii, (9) He «i-uws with mc j 
 
 'iioiii nUuIpofrtiulshonu'iitj^u hi u-,sp8aiL>/ Your loolLsliiieHS will 
 
 jriow SI pucu Willi you ; lift, yun will Imvo your loolisluieHS 
 
 j^rowin^ witli you. 
 
 Chines I><»K|»<»^"t'sxuti, I play the old. 
 
 pCdTCKFLT', .^ "\ViII« w tnc. -Siii-t, .sningijoiiclp,' 6'. Willow 
 
 (ivc'k. 
 1'6K()— PKOM— [;v>,;f o/".] N. B. Do not conround it with 
 "Pkuni." "IVko" ;.nd (lerivalts havt' a hard "k," and tho 
 "i'.," thouf^h Iho sound of the*'o" is olten obsture. 
 F,.-i)ol<n, ;//. L's i»k|»«)ko, ((u'J. Ft i;* stattorod, as dust, grain, potulocs, 
 
 ftf. 
 K,<jiktko. y//. |>kjd\cko, It wt-ut to bo watttred, m the gi-ain 
 
 llintwu J |tk«)kt>, (ione to iscatter on the ground. 
 EsM'oKO, Jt in thrown in, us grain, dut<t, etc., thrown into u eack. 
 X|)k6ivt», It got scattered in. 
 Chilli''* pkonii c-hines-pwko, (.')) I am neattered. 
 lopkoni, pkontcn, j»ki,iit, r. t. r. 1 scatter out grain, ashes, etc.; 
 2d I charm her t)r him — done by throwing powder; ete., ou 
 the head ot the person. 
 • pkoltem, (17) I scatter it lor him. 
 " pkoshitem, (15) I scatter for him. 
 " pkominem, 1 use that tu scatter, to charm. 
 Pkoiuiii, s. What is used to charm, a kind oldust or powder. 
 XpkiHuin, s. Gun i)owder. 
 
 Cliiiioschpokokein, I received (ashes) scattered on the head. 
 Iisclipokoktinein, chpokok^in, chpokokeint, v. t. r. (8) I di^trib- 
 iilc (ashes) on his hea 1, I im|jos(^ [ashes] on him. 
 clij)«)ki)keineiu, chpokokeinomen, [9] 1 distribute [the ashes] 
 on the houds. 
 Cliiiio>-cli]>okokan2ati, I put [ashes] ou myself. 
 j Chines npokoaksuiziiti, I snutf, I scatter powder in my noso. 
 >'|)oku|iukuak;-iiii/.riten, .s, Snuft'. 
 us |ilvoiaiin, pkomsten, pkomsleku, v. t. r. [10] 1 reduce it into 
 
 powder. 
 E,s|)k()nnu', It dissolves into powder. 
 ipKiiJii'T, Scattered here and there. 
 
472 
 POLCH 
 
 If'.s MMKi' 'kt ;i;>', rs"] J scatter on tlu' cyr-lids, r. tj. minium, 
 \f< ii;>ii\Mc!iiin'Tli-ioiii, [8] Hfsi tier Mil his luinds. 
 riiiii ii()I{()|i(tI<()'-lii^iii/-iUi [5] I slmki' off my liimdw, r. g. dust. 
 Iks iMC('M,y, MMi, |)k'ilt';^uii, pkoU';i;iiiit, [H] I sow it, sciitter thi-m on 
 
 llui j^roiiinl. 
 Smi|iki')lcifiiin, N. Sowyr. 
 
 K ; |)l<M|<.)!('.ni , ft [ ;rain, snow, flc] j^ols scuttorcd on tho ^jjroniid 
 Iv.i ciiiLiMs.('iM, cirip'x-onti'ii, ('liiJ|»kont, [10] I scattor it over, [ sow 
 
 the ni'tiin. 
 " . hi!|>!< )(''!i "H, (hi}])!<oeiu'cn, chilpkoL^nent [S] r. ^y<'. I scaUor 
 
 over tli.'it riold, or flo<)r. 
 Ks cliilplxtniu', It is sowed [tlie field] ; 'cliilitkoAOi no' It got sowt'd 
 
 all over, 
 K'-t hilpi'kt/. It is sowed [the grain]; 'chiljjkifko,' It got sowed uH 
 
 over. 
 NiMtK(iKo\Ks, ft fell in the road [ol'gniin graining when haiilod 
 
 oic j 
 Es n])'>koiilvs, It is scattered in the road, 
 ('hj)!<i>k()essl)in, It fell on the stones. 
 Nj»!cokocsshin, ft lell among stones, in a stony pluee. 
 Iks Ni'i;>).MlNCsKM, I scatter it in the tire. 
 \\A ciii'oKOtJsKM, chpokoiisen, I throw [dust] in his tlice. 
 <'liii()kouseiitem, They throw dirt in his lace. 
 Ii;.-; MicrtM, npkontuii, [10] I scatter it in. 
 jv; iijils )m*, es nn i!<(). They are scattered in. 
 N|)ki'»!;o, They tell in, Hcattered. 
 l;.s .'ripoK')f-rsKM, I throw them, scatter tliem uj). 
 iKs-M'oKofeusEM, I sow, scatter them between. 
 Npokokoeus, It fell among, it got sowed among. 
 Es .NM'KOKTiKi, It is scattered in the water, v. ij. salt, sugar, j)ow- 
 
 dorti, etc. 
 Tes iijilcotHikiim [8] 1 scatter it in water; 'Xpkuetikunt hi muiii'/ 
 
 Throw this medical powder in water. 
 Npk')k'>«>tikii, It got scattered in tln! water. 
 CIILVES-POI,Cir.(LKSI, chin polchulks [f)] I have my belt oii- 
 
 of women only. 
 (Chinos polchiilksi, chin ]H)l(hi\lkst'm [fi] I [a woman] put on inybelt, 
 Npolchijlks, Woman's belt. 
 
'J' 
 
 iiiiunim. 
 
 ,ls, r. g. tluHt. 
 
 it, si-allcr tlK'in on 
 
 >v«'il on tbo {ground, 
 litter it over, I siiw 
 
 I [8] V. l<": T scatter 
 
 )Uoinc' It got sowed 
 
 Uo,' It g*>t sowed uU 
 
 uuini}5 wl>on hauled, 
 
 y place. 
 
 ill his tUco. 
 
 I 
 
 1 up 
 
 ing. 
 
 <j. ^':llt, sugar, pow- 
 pkueliUiint hi mulie,' 
 
 ] I have my bell on- 
 
 \-oinaii]p'itoinr.yMt. 
 
 478 
 POLS 
 
 f;S-I'6FiK(), inlj. It i; .mppcd uround— rdcrring to th« wrapper, 
 Dot to V<c ohjt> \ '.vi-upped. 
 
 |,ftl!<oiii, p/n' . , • Ilxoiit. V. 1. r. [8] I wittp it up, fold it by 
 wiuppiiiK ill >i hill like lorrn, not flat. f^Pin. 
 |,,,pol!<oHeni, polUolteii, polkolt, i. rJ. [10] 1 wrap up his. or 
 wrap it "!• I.im. 
 
 intllvo.xliteiii. > U) I wrap lor liiiu. * 
 
 l|.z|)'l.o, W';at I wrap up. 
 Ui^miH)!' o I), Churt;eii to (old up. 
 I'liiscs : I.: v: . I, I »M .ip lay shirt — rolling it. 
 h'iilxE-< i'oi'i«''zKi, I lold up lay blanU««l — rolling it. • 
 
 im; rili'OMtoi'zKi, (-hiiies ilipel'ioizc, v. puns, am wrapped all 
 iiinuoil, as :i hahy in wrapped in elothe**, our Lord in the tomb, 
 etc. 
 ,1 , Ikoizeeiii, ehpelkoizeen, chpelkokeont, .*. ^ r. (^8) I wrap 
 hiia, or it, all around. 
 
 ('!i|iulkoi/.eltein, c. nV. (16) I wrap up hiH 
 
 rlipellNoizom, chpclkoizemen, iint. (9) I am wrapped up with it. 
 i ilipolkoizeiiz^tcm, ihpepelkoizenzutcmen, i:. nfl. inst. (6) I 
 wrap up inyNolt with that. 
 |ni|)ilkoiz«iten, «. Winding sheet. 
 lESrOliS, adj. It Ih killed, beaten, knocked down. 
 ihiiu's |j61si, chinu8 pob, I am killed, beaten. 
 jchiiies polsi. chin polsein, polniBh, v. a. ind. (6) I kill something — 
 
 \'&nn\ «tc. 
 lospolsem, polstcn, polsku, v. t. r. (8) I kill him, beat him. 
 
 pLlltem (16) I kill his, or that i'or him. 
 Iciiines pelszuti, I kill myHell. 
 riiiNKH-PKLsKJtLinui, I kill people. 
 
 li'iiiNKS I'f'i'SKAOAEi, I kill a horse or a cow — animals in general. 
 Ies|ic'l.skagaem, pclskagaen. (8) I kill his animal. 
 
 s|ie1skagaeltem (16) i kill the animals ot hia 
 
 IChines NPOLKtLsi, I wish to bc killed. 
 Imipolstonu'l'^i.-ni, npol.-itenielsemen, (9) I wish to kill him. 
 Kaks PKLSTukuui, We light, we kill one another, in battle especially. 
 |i('lstut^giiin, pelH(u6guinen, (9) I fight against him, I tight him, 
 iikulpelsluigum, nki!lp<'lMtu6gunien (9) I fight with him, as an 
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 tii^ti'H iiu'. 
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 !Tl I'l 'l II • V.'IlMIl I ll;^!)! lUI'I nil 
 
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 ;j '!i, I l:ill l!i>' cliiM uiil»ir;i. 
 
 Ku']>>>!-.N'iir?.''.','ri'', T !i'! Miv 'iwti ii;il>>irii cliiltl. 
 
 |Vi;.'n!Kv, J. '•■• ■'. '"' I I 
 
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 M;i|. 
 
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 Piini'l i/,,'.t, r\oi-|( 'il''. 
 
 
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 t'liim'j 
 
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 hiu. ,• , ))i. )sh (;'; 1 ;iiii '.vMtt^-wa.-lH'd, jmii 
 
 v.M'iti'. hcsmi'M n'< 
 
 !tV 
 
 <'!; 
 
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 , ; is'i, »•. ... //-./'. I tluill', juiitit ssliitf, etui 
 
 '(' ■•, nit. . i jirMi-tcii, ».'■< jMHislC'lui, (10) 
 
 t >•. 1 nl-.i*"^ -Ms' ;•. f ; n'nt it \vl;it>.'. 
 
 )v.u>t<:i!, ]i .('Itt-i. puilt, I'. r(l.{\l) 1 i<!:iiit ^^hil•■ liii^ -oritfni 
 
 1.')i, 1^. 
 
 hiiiK 
 
 ■V'■^'l.t^-'•,1l 
 
 ^^'\ 
 
 v.liit'.' I'wr liiin, i-r liclji him l.)|);i!i 
 
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 )■>.>■: >Tv- V i)» ■ ^ I -MViir'! with white clay 
 
 V\v 
 
 M"'< 'vii'','' , < i: 
 
 |i )•..•■■! |i M/,>'i-;h, (R) I p'tinl iiiy I'oho white. 
 
 •^•1, >i ', M). n .1/, -n, MO /, 
 
 fM) I [viiiit l\iM rohi.'. 
 
 IV t; 
 
 i'i>i 
 
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 r:;in ;i. 
 
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 1 \vh:t. 
 
 ios 
 
 < lay, I'tiv 
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 Xh.'A \)\i:(x' "1' ■■■••^'Oi 
 
 i;ii 
 
 poal'co m':, I ]ni". '.I •.v.ri'l withwiiitj 
 
 Vlk-.r, iM, I 
 
 ) \ \> • I 
 
 Ki.Ui '.iKlt 
 
 .•ri>.ri. 
 
 :tO 
 
,, luv rt'U.>'.v i*<>Mivr. 
 
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 Is. ^ 
 
 [,». v\\\\i\ unl>"i"'> 
 
 J,.. I'u ;u'!-.:.liK Knlili- 
 
 476 
 POT 
 
 P()6S, i imm'.k, .«. Fnttl), loam, IhiIut; 'rhilpo/, .' I'l itl, il'c.lin^ iiiion 
 
 water. 
 (n '•' 2 >i» ^> I'^rotli from t'lc iii'muIi ut u liursc. 
 |ti|HH)sXMh, ill* ir* Irothy. 
 (ViiiicM portsi, cliiii ji.'.HMi'm, jK'.hsi'li, c. li. (';•«. ^«ij I laiUu*- iiijntili'. 
 
 ,//■ nif i>aionHf. 
 lenpi'rt^em, p«w-ti'ii, pi'.>-K»!iit, r. ^ r. (8) 1 lullui- IiIik. 
 l('s('l>ilp<'"^'»'"">. < liilp<''s!{iiii, <liilpnsluiia v^S; 1 i.iul.'. llif wultT 
 
 loam, I make latlu'i'. 
 riiinc-"- ><"h iiK?-/.! , <'!>iii 'sp iKS/.'.'iI. \ j'l'u-, rrolu-U, jc*!, Lidinvr — 
 
 oftoii ill a h 1 1 siMH '. 1 H,)o.i ; ill a J.) ^>j n* m .i jJ4i,. 
 
 ]|r..|t'lll'OU.S/. NGM, fItpOO.S/JIUMIKMI, •Ilplxi.-./.i ih'IIU'lll, (,1); I luil^ll t)l' 
 
 jc-it abdilt til It ^ 'clifiooH/.uiiomiH 111 siiciuiiiiiu'ii,' liojukiH ur 
 tleridoK pruyer. • ■ 
 
 Ii^HclipO'iH/.iiiicinu tciii ( lit) I jt'Nt alxtiit liiH 
 
 Kl H-l'llpO MKaillMU.'lllll';illi, W'f jt'Nt Mf i'oul out' UIIOtiltT, 
 
 N|i,'o'ps/.iii, itiij. One that liki'N (o <i'at.'k jokes-- -inicii bad. 
 
 Xno /.antt'n s. A mattiT oljcNt ; NupoHzantfii," A piaio lor playinj; 
 
 jo.<eit. 
 iRnriU'OHVOiHTRM, rhposiichsicmiMi, chposachHfemonl, v. t. r. (9) 
 
 I bot'nT ii'in, pl.iy I rides on him for tho naUe of uinuHomoiu. 
 
 •• ('|i|) )HJcli>it(MnclU>m, v.l^>) I bolhor bin lool hiH...... 
 
 p6sTI'iN or puH'eu, s. Ut'od use I to make matn. N. B. NHpuH- 
 
 ton, t'rom Hpiin. inoanK a Hwoni. 
 POr, «// K 1 xi^li, jiHt what in iietfJt.'ii. 'A iit-m pot T Will it bo 
 
 enough ? 
 PJri. oi' ptUi, adi>. ofprmont, Yot, Htill, uAfiuc, up to thin tjrnv, 
 
 after all. 
 Poti ^'>h.\, It isab-teiit yet ; •pi'»ti-lkt'-t,' ]{*■ Ii fur Hiili, h.j ix tjir ji !. 
 Poll ku oH-kokuiu, You arc ntill a tool. 
 Pjii cH-tipJwi, 'jzi^iil t'spis'lt, It raiiH >»till ihn HuroH ok Vf^uv- 
 
 day. 
 I'liinoH chiui poti, I am praying y«t. 
 I yx. \y ".v«.""l with w'uuBp^, . .^ ,,,/,,_ Alrj:i'*y, exactly, jihI-ihini in thrf p.'».^Lor iftiucM, 
 
 I'l til xliii, Kxai'tly ho, just what it shuuld I .«. tbM •« it. 
 x\\,i '.hal i^'l-t '-'''"^■'' 'WPolii Ishei, Kxa-tly thoro, in tli:\t ^ ( rv t^j.r-r. ;i: that v. rv lir- , ,r. 
 
 that vory manner. 
 
 1 ,M.np 
 
 i ^vh^«. -sva.-h<'d, V'l'"'''' 
 
 ". ilaals paint >\l>iti'. tU 
 {i-M,«--* poosirUu, (10) r, 
 
 [...i„t ^^hil.■hi.■ wWU 
 
 •„„,,„• help him l.>Fi- 
 
 ks-hiti' *-lsi.v. 
 pvinl my voi.o whitt:. 
 
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 b..'. 
 
 14 
 
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 Pjtu sifitch. It is exactly winttT ; '!">;ii lhiHci,' K\;i/ i!r at Hiiinmcrl 
 
 time. 
 N? p>tu ist;!i<in, Wxialv Tf^X! vv. :•■ i ; v>",n) ismm' Kx.ietly iii| 
 
 winter tiin«. it was jiiHt winioi 
 Ne pAtii dn^ka, Vext siimm«'P ev;M t;y ; 'n. n potii aiiHiw/ It willj 
 
 jiHt bo rtiitnm T. 
 Pitil i<7.i^>il, V^rv \\i\\ oKi'tiv ;iiik.- ; ■ ! ;)t»tu t^».i>jf<iil,' It Ih ex-j 
 
 actty the Maine. 
 K^-tlilo;ni |»)ti, He is doatl yt ; vi-'ini silii,' Ue in just dead, he 
 
 (\Ui<\ tix'ifiW. 
 
 Potii ks tlilemi, Ho isjust dyinjji; ; '^:; j-'i' ks-tiilemi,' Just M'hen hJ 
 
 wndys'iyf; 'hi no poiii ks Jiili'ai.' Fust when ho shall be dvj 
 
 in^; 'Hj no p<»tn ks thi,' TtHi w . ; » lie shall die , 'nempotn 
 
 ks tiil,* Ho will just have diod. 
 
 Potu 1 sni^ m^niijii, I havi' jint sm !ce.i. I am just alter Hinoking. 
 
 N-5 p >tu '{•i-«uis-!n6-ii'4'i, \-* so )'i a-< yoa shrill have done smokiiigj 
 
 ESP^PK, piKn. Rjspeetod (pr»>!i'>un«A!d very much like putij 
 
 M^ilee. 
 
 (/hinos notooi, chin-p6tee, pnteesh. •. ivf. (5)1 am in awo, I reHtraij 
 
 my^el*', tbrhear, abstain, 1 am rospoctlul. 2 — I make a retrcaj 
 
 keep in silence and seclusion. 
 
 Chinespotei chin-p6teem, poteeish, »;. a. ind. (6) f renpect, oboj 
 
 I forbear, abstain, 
 les-potoem, prtleen, potent, ''ont. es potisten,*es-pot^skii, r. t. r. 
 1 rosMoct it. f torboar from it, 1 abstain from it ; 'les-pi'teej 
 in s'celtici,* [ abuain fr)m m «it for a rolifjions purpose. Soiif 
 prr)no'inee the word potoi^m. 
 
 *■ poteHon, pot6lten. poteh, v. rel. (16) I respect his 
 
 " pote^Stom. pot^shten, r. rf^ {H) I show respect for him, 
 
 his sake. 
 Sp6tce, ■♦. The act of respecting ; sKpotce, Respected, the liavii 
 
 respected. 
 Chines pote nisti, I respect myself, my body. 
 
 los potenistein, potttmistomon, (9)w. ret', t. \ rcupcct my ;'pit 
 
 mistem ^n lu isk^ltich,' I respect my own body. 
 <Jhinos-poten«uti, »•. ref. I respect myself. 
 Kaos plenuj-^ui, We keep ourselves respectful to one another. 
 Wc do not look at one another. 
 
7. ind. («) I respect, oboj 
 
 tou,'eH-potesku, r. f. r. (j 
 
 iin from il; Mes-p'teel 
 
 rclif;iou3 purpose. SoiJ 
 
 J, Respected, the Iwvi 
 
 jctful to one another. 
 
 477 
 
 ('(il|.'« |)'>t'i!l i;. •».><!»! r. /••>/■. I V..-^po; t jJCiljllf. 
 
 ("liiiK'-' pot^ilt , J n'Hpoct my ohil'lr* u. 
 
 1,.. j):it.i'':!:'!i-,, |; 'UM'tMtvn, j.oti-elteiii, ,8, I rr>j!uet hi8 children. 
 '■ ,iii|i't. •;;(., ! ivsp<?ft his wiii' ur lur uurhuiid. 
 ("iiiiir> jiiijiutt iiK.'.i .. I I'fsprct my wui Kiv liuNbund. 
 >'j.'i;<''i''". V'i.Mi(M';ib'(>, Dhject o! vi'ui nnion. 2 — A retreat, mis- 
 s; >■(, iav-, i.iui- >> si .aiai. Njiotdteu \u snchuumen, 
 Kol'iiziitci , !i! Nc'. ,'?!i^ii-,' <':.ui(;1i, r;..d, Sunday are to be re- 
 
 Pi <'.\U' 1, ;. Ph;i n^spo't v \'.< \v > ■ ;!i.j,per; 'kao-ptenzutemHlt,' 
 
 Wi' iii\ Uiy \v<)rsii;,.|ierH;. 
 S]' tpl-ou'iu, Wni'thy t>; . lu rulioti. 
 1 Cll 1 X PUTh, I am ^reusy. 
 
 CliiiH s potli, chiiius pi»ti, r. int. (5; a;n j^reased or greasy. 
 ciiiiMs-jx' t'i, i-hin poth'ni, pollish vlt>; '. ■. tiid. I ant greuhing. 
 ]i's p'ttt'in, p6l}en, potletit, (8) i. t. >. ! <{rett8e it. 
 )es j.otHtiMii, (16) V. rd. 1 grease his, or it ior him. 
 Kiios-ptleiiuejrui, v. re>'. We grease one another. 
 Chinks poTLSi, ehin-p6 h«!m potlsish. (6; 1 grease my face. 
 I '^•|)6tlHom. I grease his iace. 
 K:ies-ptisnuegui, We grease each other's iace. 
 CllIN£8-p6TLKA^, My head is anointed. 
 
 Chines-potlkani, chin-p6tl^kanoni, p6t(kanish, (6) I anoint my head. 
 
 " p6tlkahem, (16; I anoint the head ol his 
 
 " potlkanein, p'tlkaneiiiuii, {})) i use that to aiinoint the head. 
 
 Ks-I'OTLPOTLSUIN, He has his feet anointed. 
 
 Caincs poUpotlshiiii, chin potlp6tbhineiii, potlp6tlshinish, (6) I 
 anoint my feet. 
 
 loH pt>tlp!>tbhincm, potlp6tishin, potipotlshint (8) 1 anoint his feel. 
 '< pHliihinom, p6tlRhineincn, tnnt.l use that in anoint the feot. 
 
 In-potlsonzuten, He who anoints my luce. 
 
 An-pottkanzuten, He who anoints thy head. 
 
 Putishinzutis. lie who anotnis uis luet. 
 
 C.IIN^BS-POi&TI, chin-puzt, . iiavc p. mples, a cutaneous eruption, 
 ulcer. 
 
 E8-p6zi p^zcm, v. a. ind. (6) It breaks out, said of eruptions j 'es- 
 p/spozeui,' It breaks out here anu tiiere. 
 
 S-pozt, s. The uher, the being ukeiated — all thise derivatives 
 
w 
 
 ss 
 
 ch. 
 
 w 
 
 K, 
 
 s 
 •^ 
 
 
 c 
 
 rt 
 
 k 
 
 3 
 
 
 ::)a 
 
 > 
 
 > 
 
 t' 
 
 a> 
 
 
 ►< 
 
 l« 
 
 
 H 
 
 
 >i 
 
 
 S 
 
 
 ^ 
 
 
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 Chino3-npozcliii»i, I have a sore back 
 
 Bs^'.'t.r 
 
 I 
 
 ein 
 
 p6K('h 
 
 inctn, n 
 
 po/.chin, !ijv.i/,cliiiit, r. t. '■. :,H) ' van- h':n t.' 
 
 have a «(>re back. 
 
 Chin po7,M)7>'v-in, h:ivc hoiv-; o'l the s -alp. 
 
 Chin-npoK 
 
 ka.-», I have a Br»re on the nose, 
 
 ChlncH p67,f'hsti, f have :i soiv on my hand. 
 
 Es-kn^pA/.-^i, f^orc on the (•heek>i. 
 
 Es-kul-poispo, Sore on the ehin. 
 
 Es ehpozpoKsi, Sore in th-' eyes. 
 
 KH-kn'po/,]>Uani, S'ore o-i the occiput. 
 
 Fs-npozBkan, Sovo on toj) of the hpiui, 
 
 Chine^-chp6z{^ozehi, Sore .»n the brejiHt. 
 
 Cuinos-pjzingui, Sore or» the breasts. 
 
 Ka pzpozxhini, Sore on the h'^;><. 
 
 ('UIXR'? P'Ss'M A, ehin ].^i'is. r. int. (5) It is yieldinj. 
 
 [ivini: ~«v:iv. 
 
 o( lunv>rs or swellinu;'^ .'XivinLi; way 
 
 »?^Pa8. 
 
 Chines psiinehi. ps.'is hi in oli 
 
 op))Ortite of katiupenehi. 
 ESPISII, :idj. The hide is s-ri 
 
 n. .\fv beliv has K\veUe<i down --tiii- 
 
 t';hed \vit!> iron seratehers, ii; tir:i(. 
 
 to soften It. 
 
 i'jS 
 
 -pshini, e-!-])i«.h, The liide is hvMnj^ heratehe<l 
 
 Chin 
 
 ]>s')mi, ehin-pKhiin, p-^hi'sh, r. ir. irJ. (7) I fim «cratehiri<. 
 
 scraping hidcB, etc. 
 
 les p 
 
 ■tliiin psiiciiten. p><h!:i 
 
 ^ (10) I ^crateli that hide, .t' 
 
 diJtejn. pshlteii. psljili, >•. r^h I t;ui thr.t hid" for hinv 
 pflhshitem. pshshiton, ps'.ishit, (14) i\ rl. I tan hiden for 
 pshshi'^hom, pshs'ii^hetn'Mi, 
 
 .'iiiii 
 
 era. 
 
 '9) V. M. I wn-k that hid" '■•-rot' 
 
 tl. I tan hidi'H for other- 
 
 Chinos-; vhMhiHhi, (H) v 
 Pshinii), .'?. Scrateher — an iron tool xi^M to \\ov!-; hide^ 
 hu i-: 7.p>j!i, W!\at I have tanned. Hempinii;. 
 I'Hhi.^h, It ,''-!t< i'ratehod. 
 
 S: 
 
 \)y^ 
 
 him. 
 
 U'^ed to scratch hidcn. 
 
 h:sr;irsn:prM, ehpsh'-pon ;S) f s'-ril^'h tti(^ hair o,' th.- iii'ii 
 ('IflNV'S-'SK'iin, <!'.in-iK'-<heiM, pstshish, e. >. tnl. {'\^ I '.>:« 
 
 -V.-.):) i 1m the ;oreRt:v 
 
 I« 
 
 u.ri 1. 
 
 1' 
 
 M'^ n. 
 
 fetch 
 
 •la; ii; 
 
 VV'H" 
 
 
>ti':M 
 
 
 'Pus. 
 
 vtvs HAVellod down --ihu 
 
 i-oii <i<.T:itolu'VM, ii: i>r i.i 
 
 )C<1 
 
 tit*') tiiiit li»lv, •t". 
 -t h=<l" tor h'vw 
 I. 1 \iiv. hide^ 1'"!' 5>»"- 
 wM-k that >.id«' ■■'f oO 
 
 •thtT's, 
 
 hair o:' th*' hi'!' 
 I,, r. '. *'i/. (<') t ^^"' 'I 
 
 lletch '■•i:>'. li"- v.'H-; 
 
 ndoiii 
 
 .It :•. i -^.1 1. 
 
 Ill .il. 
 
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 479 
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 1 itiiu Ih.il w.»oJ. 
 
 •t'hini' Homo liii wood. 
 
 hi II sumo firu wood, I holp him in 
 
 nth<'r." 
 
 i)^' '. .luMucii, (0) r. i;f. I ft'Uh that wood lor 
 
 hshi. O) 
 
 I letch Honn' food tor othorn. 
 
 What 
 
 W'liiu 
 
 I ictcht'd. 
 
 'ipi.; KJ I I ) lutch fiiv w.)od — .ixi', hor.-tcs, etc. 
 
 1, sjilaslu'il, d.i.ilio.l, a-, ii poultiuu, entrails^ 
 
 iiu'l, * tc, r.:Mr.u!. ;,1ih.hI to the j^roiiiid. 
 
 Pl;, il'i:>>l i:l!i'.'(l (),,, IS ii poiiltiio, mud, fiilrails, on a part of the 
 
 Inhly . rt(. ; 'pl.ii;: !ii st^-eiu.hi.s,' Ili.s entrails got sphiMhcd or 
 
 itti'ix'ii -111 the 
 
 OIIIU 
 
 I..> !' 
 
 c. t. r. (10) 1 jtoiiliice him with a poul- 
 
 i.ii^wc), •;. 1 or (hiiig: Ttiilii-'U In i-nUusO,' Y 
 
 oit poll 
 
 1- 
 
 Ut oil i)iy s.in. 
 
 |.lJ!it.in, l:!v'a':, ]' 
 
 (17) r. r//. I pouhii'e his. 
 
 liw'.Ikoitei!', |i!j]I..i' ■•• , (8) I poultiii! lii-n throat, I splash some- 
 tliinu: on lu'A thr->r'. 
 
 •Hi) 
 
 ti^-.iiK'iii, ch). J:.;;in, (8) I poiiltii-o hi» arm. 
 
 • •'i»])i.i;i,o/,('h(>ni, (^) ■ poiiltifo hiM breast. 
 i nji'siiiuMu, rii))i.nL.\;iiiom, cliptiikan, (H) I poultice his head. 
 cliptdiiseni (S) I p iltice Iiis hully. 
 (■h]ita.-i'Mn, (S) I ))'miti('e his eyes. 
 r'i|M('.li<;'iH, (8) I (i.row mud, ete., on tin- log. 
 ■.liiljiiaN^lMiii'::!. , -ow mud, pa.stc, etc., on hip i'orehoad. 
 I ;.iud splashed on his forehead. 
 
 }j>t la. 
 H'la^i.- 
 
 !un, tit 
 
 Ii. 
 
 :\() ..Hiii"^:'! 
 
 It ^ot g'iii-. Ill the helly. 
 ;;f. <•. r-h I r lilt ice myself. 
 
 'M v.\;/>j iiiiuan 
 
 111 ■' 1 1 1 V 1 1 : ;; 
 
 r 
 
 'iia'itt-l 
 
 I.li'li,.iii ; I i 'iiMivv 
 
 I i, \. 
 
 my-i 
 
 ij.iit, iii-f. (0) I usi: it to jii'ultieo; 'pt;n>l n 
 1 |t ui'li e the tobacco. 
 I \\ :.: use it for potilliiing. 
 v.'.t 8' ow, that sticks. 
 
 t hoil.«j out, it S|,laHlll'rj on!. 
 
 • Ul I. 
 
 iMliU, 
 
 rau<. 
 
 :ij)i 
 
 m.ik,- It 
 
 it.i;:, ■■. Tl.v l>;)ili'!j;. plashing <iut ol water. 'Szpliip/ M'hat baM 
 
 ImnIi*'!, ■,'.-. ito; or liijuid splashccl out. 
 
 I'lAISl. 
 
 }.it jn,>u. The suow falls in wide, wet flakes, as get- 
 
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 PTJ; 
 
 tlnj;f Bpltishec', troin ptat. 
 Bs-nptXtikui, The wuter b4»il.-. 
 Nptsilkiiton, .s. VViiat makos tlio water boil, as a red hot stovt.' ,r 
 
 iron. 
 1-CHI\-PATAK, //</;. I am nore. 
 ChineM-ptakauii, cfiin ptuka, ptaUaHh, (5) i". int. I am »orc — caused 
 
 by niotiOfi, r. /j. horses' leet msldo sore by travvlliii;;, hands 
 
 made sore by hard work. ftiirPuKt. 
 Chinosi ptptal<a?ni, ptptuka, red. 
 Chines ptkanr, • , :i j)tkem, ptkdiah, i". a. ml. (7) 1 cuiise somo one 
 
 to have 8<»roM. 
 Ie8-ptk6m, pfkantfcn. ptkeiil, I'otit. en ptkasten (10) I make him 
 
 8orr, ulc'-rated, r. g. I make him wear tight shoes, or naddli a 
 
 horse badly, etc. 
 Chin-kutplpataks, uilj. I have sores on my faee, srratehes. 
 Chin kn^ptptaks, r. My taeo became sore. 
 1-SZPiTtiE, What F pulled oft 
 les-ptlim, ptHntcii, ptHnt, cotit. es-ptlst^n, v.t.r. (10^ I pull off 
 
 that {garment. It differs from les chz'seliguni, in that that thu 
 
 former is Himi)ly to lay off a garment, and the latter is to lay 
 
 naked a person. Exuo itlud. 
 Ics pt^,)tHln r,^'f. I pull off those, etc; 'pt'int fu an <-!iiaIk:iii,' Piill 
 
 off your veil ; 'ptlpttint \\i a sptchst,' Pull off your gloves. It 
 
 is the opposite of tgupim. 
 '« ptHtt^m, ptHtin, ptHH, t*. rel. (17) I pull off his 'ptmt;hi 
 
 chmpkdinchists,' Pull off his ring. 
 
 ptVshitom, (15) I pull off some garment for him, 
 
 pt^shishem, ptlshishemen, (9)". rd. I pull off'tiia , not formy- 
 
 Chint's-pt'shishi (6) r, rrJ. T pull off some garment for others. 
 
 Chin pti'sinzuti, \ pull off my garments myself. 
 
 lESNPTLfM, nptlnt6n, nptlint, I pull off of him; 'nptHnt lu sku- 
 
 kussd t'snaz^kditis/ I strip the boy of his shirt. 
 Chinks ptlakkim, ''hines ptlkiiin, ptlkcinsh, (^5) I am with my 
 
 head uncovered. 
 Chines-pthiktini, chin pt^ktinem (6) I uncover my head, 
 les-pthikfeincm, ptikein, ])tHvfcirit [8] I uncover his head. 
 Chines pttkanzuti, v. ref. I myself uncover my head. 
 
 
rod hot Btovi.- i r 
 
 travelUn>?, huuds 
 
 J) 1 tunst' wome oiio 
 
 I MO) 1 nuikc h'nu 
 It shoos, or HuddU a 
 
 ,^ Ht.ratchcs. 
 
 t. r. {10) I puli off 
 igum, iti thut that the 
 nd the hater is to lay 
 
 Vu an .-lualUAu; VM 
 11 off your gU>vc8. It 
 
 lloffhU 'VttiU> 
 
 for him. 
 
 [llofftiia . not fur my- 
 
 Lent for others. 
 
 lelf. 
 him; 'nptUntiusku- 
 
 IB shirt. 
 
 jh, (.5) I a"^ ^''^^' "'^' 
 
 ror my head, 
 .•or hin head. 
 Liy head. 
 
 481 
 
 iisKs ptlptlshLn, I have no shooM, I am bare footed. 
 |i'l,iii.t^ pllshinmi, chin- ptlMhiiiiiii, pthhiiiJHh [7J, I pull olf my shoe. 
 liiiinesptlpllshiiimi (liiii-ptlptishiiilm, pUptlshiniiHh [7] I pull off 
 my shoes. 
 Itvittlshiiiim, ptlsliiiilen, ptlshiiiteku [10] I ]>ull off hin shoo. 
 .. ,,tl|itlshiiiim, ptlptlNhintrii, [10] retJ.l pull oil both hi8 mIioch. 
 l^,,piJ|)tlHliilte II, pllptlshihen [17] r. rcl. I pull off the hIioch of 
 
 Lis.... 
 |i;,nlz|>t!|»tlilt hi iii-kaesliiii, I'ull my shoisH off your feet. 
 IriiiNKS riiPTi.XKSTSHiNMi, <hin-chptlaUstHhiniiii, chptlakHl.sliinish, 
 {(5)1 pull off one of my lef^f^ings. 
 liiiK'scliptlpt'iikstshini, ml. I pull off both my Ir^giii^H. 
 Lihptlptlahslshiiieiii, ihptlptlakHlshin, ehptlptlakstshint, I pull 
 
 olThis le^f^iiijis, 
 I'liiN M'Tf.ALKS, I am witliout a shirt — the term for a gaiiibler that 
 
 Idseseveii bis own shirt. 
 Idiiiu'viiptl'ilksi, eliin-iiptlalksem, nptlalksish (G) 1 pull off my 
 
 sliirt. 
 ■fsiipllalksem, iiptlalkuoii, iiptlalkKcnt, (8) I pull off hio shirt. 
 piXKa KLl,i'Ti-i»ASK\{iAEi, I take off the bridle of a horse, 1 un- 
 liiidle a horse; lit. I pull off what a horse has under the chin. 
 lt.m.Kcn.sKM, ptlech^en, (8) I pull off his hands. 
 Iliiiu's|)llc('listi, ehin-ptleehstem, ptlcchstish, j;. re/". (6) I take off 
 
 my hand, let fjo, 
 Ivii'ilechstein, pllcchstemen, ptlechstement, (9) I take my hai.d 
 1 oil" of It, I let that go. 
 
 I iiilC'dislemltom, ptldchstemlten, ptlechHtemclt, i". nl. (16) I 
 n letj^o bin, or it tor him. 
 
 LiR'siitleebstcmisti, r. ;v/". lit. I take the liands off of myself, l let 
 iiivsolf go, I yield inysel!', resign myself, I abandon myself, I 
 ;fii on steadily, 1 persevere, coritiiuie, without any restraint; 
 IwH's -pUiicbsleniisli Igest,' We mu^t persevere in good vsorks, 
 wo must let ourselves go and not return baek from good. 
 l,|.;\'i'!.-.{. i'\ (l:| .'eib.-toroen (9) I let thai <..•(', I ^ivc up thai. 
 'i;it''' M <u-.a wim, ( liptltv^iislumlleii, ehplltelit>U;inc;;i (18) 1 
 '.'■[ ilial go for liiiii. I let him have that ; dimlttoilhid ri ; 'chptl- 
 ■ ilistoiuelts hi .ii/,. tr,* Ho let her have hi8 blanket ; dimmtjfi 
 ::.t!lium. 
 
\rm 
 
 ^ 
 
 s 
 
 
 
 t0 2 
 
 HI 
 
 482 
 PU 
 
 Ttts I'hj/iL. h.Hi.'.ioin, That cannot be lot ^o; lit. that wo cannot 
 tuko our li.tnds from on. 
 
 lEHcm'TMi'-;: .1, ctipiJfciHC 1, chptlciiscnt, v. loc. cop. (8) I pull j^ 
 down froiH on hi>;h ; 'chptVeu^ts \\x chululd(t;uH,' Sho took 
 (low; 'i « >4wor(l tliut was liuiigin^ at the bed poHt. 
 " <'hpt''Milh'in, (". re/. (16) f take down hw from on high. 
 
 CHINE"^ P' r rCGOI, chin-p'ttigo, I am spittcn on, pass. lirPla, 
 ptat. 
 
 ChinoH p'tti.i^')i, ohin-p'ttagom, p'ttagoish (6) I spit out. 
 
 li^B i)ttiigoin, [!tt:jij:)ii, pttagoiit (7) I spit on it or on him. 
 " pttiiijom, pttd^oinen, pttagomcnt (9) I spit that out. 
 •* ptpttagoiu, ■■■r,t. 
 
 (]!hinespttagoHi\;nshi, I spit on people. 
 
 <^hine8 pttagonz'.li, ! spit on myself. 
 
 Chines chpttagoe Jsi, I spit on high, 
 
 les-chspttagusem, I spit in his eyes. 
 " pttaguscm, I spit on his fate. 
 
 Kaes pttagonu^'gui, Wo spit on one another. 
 
 Pttagomtmen, a. A great spitter. 
 
 Spttago, «. The spittle, not saliva ; 'szpttdgo' What has been spit-j 
 ten upon, or out. 
 
 PU or PO Prefixed to nouns and verbs means consort, wife oij 
 husband, legitimate or not; 'pu Maly,' The husband of Marj-; 
 •pu Paul,' The wife of Paul ; 'ku pu siiet V Whose wife or his] 
 band are you ? •chin-push6i' 1 am the wife or husband o| 
 that one ; 'pu kuinsh V How many wives has he ? 'ku pu {ho 
 scl,' You have two wivCs; 'pu Suiapi,' The wife of an Amerj 
 c;an ; 'pu Skfeligu/ The husband or wife of an Indian. 
 
 Chin-pu ehiam, I seduce a married person ; 'puchiant^n,' 1 sodui^ 
 his wife or her husband. 
 
 Chinos-pu-kuntii, I steal a married person — adultery j les-pukunin 
 I commit adultery with his wife or her husband ; 'pu kueis 
 y'uiz';-, (.'ominitted adultery with the wife of hiw brother; 'd 
 kiieiilgu lu usgusmc^m,' You commit incest with the hu.sbitn 
 of your sister ; 'pu kufeltgu lu a-skusti, You commit adulteij 
 'with the wife of your son. 
 
 Chin-pu-iumi, My wife id with child. 
 
, lit. that we cannot 
 
 loc. cop. (8) I pull il 
 ialul*Vi!U«,' She took 
 s bed \w»i. 
 i trom on high. 
 
 itton on, pass. ■irPla. 
 
 ,) I spit out. 
 1 it or on him. 
 ipit that out. 
 
 ir. 
 
 .ro* What has been spil- 
 
 means consort, wife oij 
 ' The husband of Mary; 
 uct ?' Whose wife orliis 
 the wife or husband ol 
 . ivcs has he ? 'leu pu ehC 
 |i ' The wife of un Ameri 
 ifo ol an Indian. 
 I ; 'puchiant^n,' 1 seJuJ 
 
 -adultery j Ics-pukunin 
 
 Lr husband ; 'p^^ ^"*='* 
 
 L wife of hisbrothyr;'ii 
 
 it incest with the hu>^biiij 
 
 at\ You commit aduUe^ 
 
 - 488 
 PUG 
 
 Chin pu till, My wife or husband i» dead. 
 Chin pu-goelsxut, I left my wii'e or husband. 
 Chin-pu pclsziit, I kill my wife or husband. 
 Chin-puehshinzut, I accompany my wile or husbntit. 
 Pii Izcnztit, pu- penzut, He horse-whipped hitt wii., or r^ho her hus- 
 band. 
 Pu-8penten, I horse whipped his wife or hor hush.ind. ' f 
 
 thin pu tikotenzut, 1 quarrel with my wile. 
 }>iichfszineinenzut, lie quurrrls— by words— witli h\^ ui!(. <,j. she 
 
 with her husbviid. 
 Putleenzut, He i« looking after his consort- Unoui^h it-alousy; 
 
 'P»tleenzt6men,' A jealous person. 
 Pii-lkaiizikt, Pulling the hair ol hiswiie or iai c'uisoru 
 Piichemenzat, Hating his wife or her hunbaMU. 
 Piiazgiinziit, Having regard for his wue or lier iiusbaad. 
 Piwins/.uti, Feeding his wife or her husband. 
 l-PUG, (nJj. Smelling, tasting, liaving u sinoli, -o.ja ur \y.i.{ ; not 
 
 fooling the smells but to have a saicli as the o(.i(jr oi ;», tluwer. 
 
 Pugpug, m/. A kind of vaniihi rtavoro'i ilovvtT l.uiil m t'ue 
 
 Spokane country — called Anijdu^Ui by Luiiivi,;t)ih. 
 lohiii-pug, I am stinking, or scented, olto ; ''-l;ii j.i;g l.u-Kin.iui,' 
 
 You white folks do smell. 
 I Ilppiig, A little smell or taste. 
 Spiii,', The having a smell or taste. 
 EspoupmI, pgup, I am Mmelling, «»r tasting, oltyo . 
 hPo'T) "• ^^*'" smell or the taste, as in the objo't, fiic luivini; siiicll 
 
 or taste ; -la ep spgup, tas piig,' It is tii-^it!. : -. <r oilovk'.s,-;. 
 \\]iPO li'ii. v\i, It h.u .1 M.n.di or t:nU', ". '. il > x i,, v 
 
 ;pa[l<, >'. Pile sm <ll or taste ; MesriiiikskHii g st fi 
 
 luis all kiiidd of good tiisles. 
 
 llcspllifpll.'^ll''MI, p.lj^l'll.'.ll, pugpiu'.nt, |Hj I HIJUiii '.li,.! 
 
 of it. 
 k'iiiii.:s,pgiij)iiuelin, chiii-pgupimehi I fc«l u s/ne -, 
 |k'S]HiL;j)iMiMHi',ii, jdigjx'mui, pugj)einitit, I liuJ aii,i . 
 
 or tasting, having a smell or tuMie. 
 ll'KIN'KS Pl'iilJI, chines pitgii, piigu"!), I urn blo\\ , 
 
 In li;U'. iiiodicino — which consists ofhlowiii;; . 
 
 — !;iiil :i tl<t)uv;ii,il otlu'r joo!'jri«s to i)ool. 
 
 lr.. 
 
 -^;^!'.;.;^u!k^: ' It 
 
 i 
 
 til': t;;.ste 
 
 ' i.at •.nivl'iiisr 
 
 <sr;t the 
 i.'.rson 
 
i 
 
 » S3 
 
 
 1^5 
 
 484 
 PUK 
 
 Chines pu'^ui, chin-puj^iini, puf^uish, r. ii.iml. (6) f blow on umih, 
 thin<;, but much used by the Indians for their mudicitl Ijlowj,,, 
 
 ov, 
 
 \>v 
 
 on «i('k pursonrt; I practico blowinjj; on sick persoriH, ,/c le suiiiH' 
 les piiifiim, pi^iin, pii'^iint, es-p,'«:rnstoM, os-piy^inku, ". t. r. I hi 
 
 on him or it, I doctor him — indian-fashion ; 'a puL^iinzi ?' 
 
 tiuiy blow yon ? 'lvo-paf;unteni,' 1 have been blown. 
 Ies-pi\i;uhem, (16) v. rel. I blow his. 
 '' piii^iishtem, (14) o. rel. I blow for him, I u.se Indian nu'iiic 
 
 to please him. 
 Chines pii^iiisti I blow on myself. 
 Spii;.;'Pn, IMio blowinj;, Indian jnu^lery. 
 S.^np'li?iim, s. A jn<4i;ler, a medicine man. 
 I'l p 1^ i*i/.at«'i, -f. Mv blower, h.* who doctors nie by l»lu\\iiii.r. 
 K'les pni^iiim^f^ni, We blow on one another. 
 IbspiJ JUSKM, pii.^iisen, paj^inent, (8) I blow on that tiro. '2- 
 
 his fi 
 
 ice, 
 
 tCl' 
 
 OW !ij 
 
 Chines pti'^nsi, I blow the fire. 
 
 Pa:.^'Hten, s. Bellows to blow the fire. 
 
 Vi^, cupiiiii'NKvi, (8) ■ blow upward. 2 — I blow on his i; 
 
 (Jiirvss vp(j Jiir. chijinpai^uiu, iip.\ujuish, ((]) I blow in, i bl 
 
 biiijle, sound the biiijle. 
 les-npui^u^n, npu^un, npuufunt (8) I blow that buijle. 
 Npiii:'rn^n, s. Butrle, all bras-i instruments of music; 'iijiu_;iim,- 
 
 \n npjijumen,' The bu^le was blown 
 ¥j^ PUK, t is shaken, shaken oil". 
 Pkuk, It not shaken off. 
 
 (/'lunes pkumi, chin pukihn pkuish, r. a. ind. (7) I shake otl, 
 iex-Mknin, pkuiitc>n, pkunt, mnf. es pkust^n, e.-. pkusteku, (1' 
 
 r. I shake it otf, i.'. g. dust or snow, from clothe«. 
 les pkult(>m, (17) I shake off liis. 
 
 " pkiis'utem, (15) I shake off for him. 
 Iszpiik, Wlint I have shaken. 
 Ics pkiimluisem, I shake it often. 
 " pkunkum. rrd. I shake off several things. 
 " npkam. (10) I throw them in, v. y. stones, potatoen etc. 
 " nn'c'iVtA-n, I throw in his 
 
 npkushitem, I throw in for him. 
 
 E^-npkuki, r'i»v are hem'' thro 
 
 wn III. 
 
 8- 
 
kI. (6) I bltjw on Biim. 
 r their mcdiciil blowi?!;; 
 lifU pcrHoiiK. Jf If s ,i(,f 
 .pi\^iHUu, •'. f- r. I li'.'iv, 
 hion ; 'a pui^'inx.i >' ;),d| 
 checn blowi>. 
 
 I use induiti mcMici' 
 
 ctorH me by hlnwitii';. 
 
 or. 
 
 ow on ihsit fi"o. '.--Ol 
 
 I blow on bi« !:i<i' 
 
 ^ (t>) I blow in, i blew ill 
 
 V that bunle. 
 
 ntrt of music ; Mipui^unl,' 
 
 n 
 
 Ind. (J) I shake ott, -I'u'J 
 st6n, c.-.pl<uateUH,(l')> 
 1 from ilolhcB. 
 
 hingH. 
 1 stones potatoeBcU'. 
 
 416 
 PUTL 
 
 Kriiipuku. they are thrown in. 
 
 >'|)kiimelNem, col. 
 
 I'liiNbri oUFUKiJKklNi, 1 skako off from the head. 
 
 lert »ii|>u.vukt!ineiii, ohpukukeiii, I shake off Irom ItiM hciid, i\ </. 
 
 SIIOVV. 
 
 " chpiikukuichonem, chpukukuichen, I shake off from hiii buck. 
 ( iiiNKs I'KULtiMi, I phiy ball Witha Htiok, an Indian i^unie. 
 ]i„:i I'lviiati.M, shake Iii8 lac-e. < 
 
 \ ■* ]>kusliten,, pkushten, pkiisht, v. rtl. \ whako my lace tit liiin. 
 i'l.M, l*si»aw, I do not ihink »»t tliut— an i'Xj)re8!»ioii impolilc ami of 
 
 r-iuf*«.'. 
 i' 111 . ,i,;i f^iii, i liad no idea to goj 'pum t-hikN-chaui,' IMiaw, to 
 
 I _>, lo yon tliink 1 will pray 't 'puin clnn ilimiguui,' I'sliau, 
 
 ;ii, I iiiei ( 'pum ohikaepi iii'f^ognojj;,' pshaw, lo nutrry, do you 
 
 ,;!iii.. I will marry. 
 » ll N i^"^ I'U-Ml, eliin pum, r. «. nut. I smoke something. 
 U'M p.iiu, pumeii, pument (^i>) I smoke it. 
 ( ,111' s pumisii, i smoke, lienec, 1 burn incense to. 
 I iiiNi.s I'liMEMUi, rilin- jjumelf^iim, pumelguish, (^(ij I emoke Hkiiis 
 
 lo make litem sotter. 
 I. s ]>aiiiefgum, (H) 1 smoke that skin. 
 " panM.-i^u.ieni, (,10; > sniOKc iiis skins. 
 " puiueigiislUein, (^14) 1 smoke skins for him. 
 " p'mpumeij4;uni, rtd, 
 I'uineiguien, mst. I'o smoke skins. 
 Siipuiiio guien, .^. Smoking shed or room for skins. 
 1-Mpuineigum, U'lmt skins i have smoked. 
 Sj^iiji^-iiei^u, v.'ltarged It) snu)ke skins. 
 
 PL'NKlA*, •>•. Ilranrhes of a small cedar tree. 2 — I edar tree. V'u- 
 nelp s'ciia/.eus, l*alm-.Sunday among tlie Fiatheads. 
 PL'l'UMEIil', popt)nelp, a'. Ahsynt, sage brush. 
 E.S-1*UTJ>EM, (or piitlem) It ends, il has an end ; 'ta ka*)p hputli.iii,' 
 
 It will have no end. 
 Chinpupetlem, chin-poptlem, (6) 1 arrive al llie end ol liic woods 
 
 in the prairie. 
 Chin-zp6pllem, I came on the prairie out of the woods j 'diin 
 
 tpoptlem/ I went trom there into a prairie. 
 Snlpojitlemen, .s. Place where the woods i nd into an open pniirie. 
 
 '1 
 
MHO 
 PUITS 
 
 SNPTr.KMKANfcTiKr, snlp'ptlciiikunttiku, s. WIuti', follow inj-;. 1:^4,^ 
 
 the woods ond into uitriiiri**, r. 'j. al Mori^c:. ix'.^ iilim, !..()inif 
 
 thorc from the MiHsion. 
 <'llINKH NPTIiKMtrt, fhin-nptloiiiuH, r, pUM-^. I jii-ivn m tin . i,(j. 
 
 'nptlcmAs ia sp6ntich, hi Hpakuni, hi musloj •.•inK:.tav.Uiit, 'The 
 
 year, the month, Lont, huvo oomo to an imv!— tlu' ivvo'ti of 
 
 nchtzinii:<i. |i^('hiz. 
 les-nptleiniiHi'in, nptlemusan, njithMnusfnl, r. .. •. '' ! i-ciicli tlm 
 
 end of it ; 'nptlonniison \u of*Hko,' I am at tin otul of iiy 1i';k|s. 
 Snptlciini"', .'••. Th»« end ; 'ta kaop flnptlemi\s hi K. (iiizutcn,' (iml \mf, 
 
 no end, eternal ; 'Ju sputleins hi ntolij^u,' T! ■ muI oi'\]\v woi-ld 
 
 (by SpokaneH). 
 hv si'TLMAKS, .«. The end of a tabio. 
 CiilNES-NPTi-KMfcua, I arrive at the end botwot'ii, '. ir. <;iil o! ;' „ii(;,.i 
 
 or out from betwotjn hoiiseH. JH^Nolj^o. 
 €niN-cnPTLKMtP, I havo no longer any hope, ! :n i ;;! m\- nit'- , lul. 
 CAINKS PUUIMI, chines-piiiW, afj. I am wriiilc: 1. 
 ChineH piriii.si, i have wrinkU'K in the face, 
 les pn'iu'ihtoin, pn'iuHlitcn, pn'i'.sht, '". rtl. J 4; . ,.ii;k( ,v;v!!)i:!. . ■; at 
 
 him, I make facen lit him. 
 CIIINKS-PU'UM.1, chin-piuun, puiiish, v. a. inn 
 
 8aid of any kind of aninialn. 
 les-piiibn, puunten, piii'int, v. t. r. (10) 
 Snpiiuten, pnpjoten, ,s. Tho j)lace whenee ; ;n<Js l,nal< idiih 
 
 Piipumal, .^. A. person always* broakinj^ wind, .j 
 
 a horse with wintl colic. 
 SPUUS, 9. Heart, the object lovod ; will ; '1 .sj).). 
 
 it, 1 will it freely. 
 SlppuiiB, dim. 
 les piiustiim, piin«orit/'n. p«!js-.'iiti^kii, i". /. . (h' ' "iv" n/s- lirar' 'i 
 
 it. 
 
 pii!is}t«iru (17) I have lay lieart on his 
 
 piiushitem, pniiNliitcn, ])iiu>;.it, r. nl. (!.') J tirii'. for l,;-;), I 
 
 want to do Moincthiiii.^ tor Iiini ; 'ivHi iJiHi.-iiifr: u \u \ ;■ :;,iiii!'!:; ! 
 
 want to help my dead; 1 siiffnitjatc, liolj. •M!'t--;i; tni- ^ 
 
 for the' doa<l, {•*. fre((ue(it!y 11 -ed at pv 'scM. 
 
 
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 ^^•|lHi coil 
 
 lo 
 
 ii 
 
 Kae« "MH'sbitiio'-'ni, W--' Ik-Ij) i'y\<: arH)*!' 
 
 re;,- 
 
 t^ri 
 
Ml, ". 
 
 (/. (M't <)!'" .-tvoot 
 
 
 :il my Nvit'- viid. 
 
 pin';": 
 
 ■A. 
 
 ,) 1 1m''.;i1< nii'.ii - 
 
 \\n'j \\'m(l ('(u:i 
 
 487 
 PUUB 
 
 in ;. . 11 .MOJO ii:i')tht'r, wo pray for ono auotlior, wo tuUe in 
 toi'i St in niic ui)olh«:r'H wt'liluru. 
 
 CiliN«-; I' -!^;MlN^ <!»ii> piHt'iiiiiiuin, puHomiiiish (6) </w/. 1 think of 
 Hoiiiotliiii!^, miuliUitv, coiiMidur. 
 
 [c8pu-"'n»uium, i)ii.ieiniti, pusoiuiiit, <y)nt. «s piHoinldteii, OHpusoinis- 
 •ill, -. '. . '/!■(', (U) I tliitilv ofit i>r hiiu, [ t:iko an i;Uoro.tt ii> 
 it oi" 'liiii. It is not used lop nmttisrs of I'nturo action, but for 
 a luMirty vhou^ht on unytliint;. 'KH-poM<»mi!*Uu Kolinziiteii, +u 
 jiU-sztlil, 1.1 teic a.szkiien.' Think of God, of death, of yuur 
 sins. ,«*»ylvu}paj^, Pa^. 
 
 lL'!i-puH«in;!t,!n, i IG) r. in<f. rd. I think of his 
 
 KiicH j)iiscMnii.iiLp;iii, Wc think of one another. 
 
 Iks- (;iipuu.s*:.m, chpunHcnttMi, chpuusenttku, r. /. r. (10) I judge 
 him on, I idmiani h'ni toj '(hpuustntim lu KoliiizOten \\i 
 rnakoiinion,* They conipaicd God with the thievoH ; 'chpuuHcn 
 ten lu i-inchaumiMi hi I'a snehiunien,' I compare my church 
 with Jj'onrs; 'chp'iin.Mitejn mik-ziiut tu tol guiguoiiil,' Ho was 
 judged much inferior to a brute. 
 
 Ioi-chpuH>t6m, chpuiiltjin, chpusilt, v. rel. (17) I compuio his 
 
 'chpusehegu hi spuusz \u t'aspuuH,' You compare his heart 
 witli your heart. 
 
 Chines-chpusenziiti, i\ ref. I compare myself to 
 
 Ics-chpuscnziitom, chpusenziitoinon (9) I compare myself with it 
 
 or him. 19* Sugumem. 
 " knlpuusein, I think ofit under, inside. 
 
 Chines- kiilpnsenzut, I am thinking; 'tas kuVpuseu/.uti,' He doea 
 not reflect. 
 
 N'i'CstIv, s. in^t. Memory, will, place of thought, conscience. 
 
 Xpiipiisnug, AVorth loving, worth thinking of. 
 
 ruiNKS-iTi'USENciii, chin-pupus6nch, r. inf. (o) I am Borry. 2 — I am 
 thinking. 
 
 les-pupus^nchoin, pnpiisfenchsten, pupusfcnchbku, v. cav:-:. (8) I 
 make him be aorr}-, I rontristate him, afflict him ; 'pujms^nch- 
 ?ten !i: in (• vii'^t,' I coiitristale my parent. 
 " pupu.HonclaMu, ptipmJnch'jmen, pupusciichoiuo.i!, (•;,..'. es-pu 
 jtusen(;htnst»^n, intf. (9) I am sorry for that; 'pupuscnchment 
 lu atiz.iut,' Bo 3:)rry for wliat you have done. This word 
 and th:j noxt h.ivj a very alight diffarsnco and arc used pro- 
 
 ■ ; ! 
 
If- 
 
 X 
 
 <( 
 
 488 
 PITHS 
 
 tniHciioiisIy. 
 
 I«'S('lil)iipiiM^nclioni, (•hpn]>ns«W»('lioni('n, flipiipiiN^nohnK'nt, r. he. 
 
 f'0> I am Rorry on timt iiffoiint ; *('hpiipii«6iichmon, \\i i-Hpsdip ' 
 
 \ nm Hitrry on account of nn- foolislini'sn. 
 '• piipHMiMichHtMu, I'iniss. rrf. (10) I contriHtutc his, afflict bin 
 
 'ptipiiH^ncli'zin hi a-HivMH/.' I cohtri»talt» your »on. 
 
 ])i|p'H';ncluMnWc«m, imf. rrl. (\(\) I am Horry for hirt *pupi|. 
 
 M«\n<'hoMiH«Mi III zin'its,' f am Horry f'<r his doinj^s. 
 
 clipnpii«ii'nclH'mhciii, lor. rd. (10) I am worry on ttcooonnt (if 
 
 hiH 
 
 ptipiistiu'liMlUcni. n \) I iini Norry for him, in hid pluco j 'Kue- 
 
 piipiisonchsliHIh,' lie is Hitrry in our Htead. 
 Kaos ])npiisi'n(hstiu^f;iii. Wo ( ontristalo (mh* another. 
 Kacs piipiiscnclieiniMiiicf^iii, Wo uro sorry for one anotlier, thsHiU- 
 
 isfiod with one another. 
 KaoH piipiisenchshtui^fjiii, Wo aro sorry for each other's (sins). 
 Chines j)ii|)nsonchemisti, r. rrf. I am sorr}' for myself. Jc me 
 
 repent. 
 KoIlMipusenchechtt, .s\ A thiii^^tliat brin;{s affliotion. 
 Pupiiscnchutoni, .-■. Sorrowlii!, jiainfiil, dolendunx, regrettable. 
 Spupnsencli, ". The heiiifj; sorry, conlrition as an act, the boin<j; con- 
 trite; szpupust'ticli, Tho having been sorry, what ouo has been 
 
 sorry \\^r\ l!ie pa<<t jict of contrition. 
 NimpuscncJiteM, >>'. Sorrow, what brings sorrow, what iiiclineH to 
 
 sorrow; cotitiition jis a l.ubit moving to contrition. 
 Chiipiipusoncliton, .<:. What one is sorry for, sorrow, contrition, as 
 
 a motive of contrition. 
 lES-NKir.Pi.i'US^NCHEM, nkulpiipus/iiehoinon, (9) J am .sorry witli 
 
 him, I compassionate him. 
 I-snkiilj)iipastWich, Tie that is sorl-y with mo, my compa.ssiunor. 
 till S7.j)iipusoi)cliis Maly, The dolor.s (»f Mary, as felt by her. 
 LiJ npi:j;tiscn(ht:.s M:ily, T!ie dolors of Mary, us the causes ol tho 
 
 dol()r. 
 (■"itr; r >i';i'i'i'; ., '*Iy lu-iirt i.s rent, twisted. 
 IoH-(/.it(»|«.-jiu 'i >,:iii, cht(»i)spuuseine!i, My ht^art is difltivssed oii ai; 
 
 ci'U it of him, I a-n .sorr\ for tliat. 
 CniN-i;i,Psi'i;(";s, My lioart is inflamed, 
 los-thuljisipuusom, ohulpspulacinon (9) I am inflamed for hira, I 
 
Hifncltmcnt, r. he 
 ihmen, hi i-Hpsiio," 
 
 hi», ttlBic't his 
 
 «r Hoti. 
 
 • for hirt 'pupil- 
 
 oin^H. 
 
 rry on acooount of 
 
 in hiu plucoj 'Kue- 
 
 DtluT. 
 
 ono another, (hsHiil- 
 
 I) other's (sinH). 
 for myscir. Jc mt 
 
 iition. 
 
 m, !'e}j;ri!ltabU!. 
 
 an act, thcboirif^coii- 
 
 y, what OBO has been 
 
 low. what iiKlincB to 
 
 ontrition. 
 
 orrow, contrition, us 
 
 |nvi> him MIIK ll. 
 
 480 
 PS5 
 
 !»iiii'i,i'8i'ti^sK.M, <liiil|..s|.iiiUi'nu>ii, (!>) My Umvt 
 
 iiu'lting for him. 
 ('niN-«ioj'THl>lts, My hrart i^ good for nothing. 
 
 I" <<Mi»(iiniii^. 
 
 |,.i.(ligoptspiiii.sc-in, chgopl.spuusi.ini'n, (0) My hciirt .1 
 
 liii' him. 
 niiN-ioioHiM i5rt, iMv hi'url \n strong. 
 l,s-(liioio.spii(iHfin, cliioioHpiiuHonu'ii, (!l) J 1 
 
 MK-iit to him. 
 iiiiN-tiKsi'i'f'M. Mv licart is jrood. 
 >(iigt.spiu\M(>m. chgcspnuhfrm-n, I Imv 
 
 o»'> iMii larc 
 
 avo II strong attach- 
 
 (• a good (ccliiig toward 
 
 liiin. 
 
 I'liiN ciiKsprts, My hi-arl is ini'aii, 
 Icvcliti'ii'spui^soni, ciitcic^puiiHcnu'ii, (*.)) My JK'ail R-i-l.- 
 Iiiin. 
 
 iui>aii anoiil 
 
 \Z. >. What IS .si,iiirli'd (.r ejoctid in spins; i-.s/.pay., Wlial I 
 ■^pirfod, liiiuid ovacnations nlthi' Ix.wvis <.|- Idaddor. te6"l'i/.. 
 
 riiiiii'sp/.ma, ChiMi'spzani, p/.uisli, /•. d, l,,il, (17^ [ 
 
 ) I am sjiirting out 
 
 a>a. 
 
 something, iisrr) lor oxproHsing tho evacuations of diarrh 
 or of the bladder; to jet, throw ctVlitpiids with vinlehff 
 
 !,-|.y.;iiii pziitiin, p/,iiti'iku, i-i,i,t. es-pzsdin, r. t. r. (1(1. I am spirt- 
 ing on him or it, \ tlintw my liquid evaeuati(nf on him— naid 
 olehiMreii soiling tlieir mother, or of animals, ete. ; 'Uo-p/.ntus 
 t-sgesteic,' The sUuiilc s(jiiirted on lue. 
 
 |.>|i/lli'im, p/ltiin, p/.alt,c. nl. (17) I sfpiirt on Ids. 
 
 Iiini's-chilp/iissliin, Tliex souirt (»n mv foi'elieail. 
 
 li">-l 
 
 liilp/.asshinem, cliilp/.asshin, ( hilp/.asshent, r. t. r. Qi) I sipiu't 
 
 irO) 1 am sorry witli H "n his forehead. I'sed insultingly by impudent tolk 
 
 iny lompassioner. 
 la felt by her. 
 us thy causes ol llm 
 
 I'/.MANKM, )>/,manemi'ii, i.-isf, (0) I stpiirt out tiiat. eject it. 
 
 Itznuim p/.mstan, i-iin.-s. (10) I physic him. 
 Ii'liiiics pzmluisi, frf'i/. 
 Illiiiu'spziijjoti, I soil myself. 
 
 lli>|iziaiUsem, p/,malsenien, I wish to physic bini. 
 Iliiu"* ii/'iuej,'u'. ^V(' >MiI iiiii- niiotlicr. 
 
 l-i is distivrtsed on lu; Ji'iiivi-s M'zkkoi, c'lhii ii|i/.eki>m, npzekoish. 
 
 (jiiiiU ^tVoiM p/., and ko ol" ku — water), 
 iizi'l' 
 
 //(</. ((\\ I iiij^'cl 
 
 Miiizekom, np/.elvdi 
 
 I, np./.ekonl, r. t. r. 
 
 inflamed for hitii. 
 
 ip/.ekom, iip/.ekomt'iuMn, iip/.okomint, /•. >'it<t. I use that instru- 
 
 ( I. 
 
490 
 SAG 
 
 mont to inject. 
 Xpzekomiiiten, s. Syringe, or any like instruniont. 
 lES-Ni>ZKi;fiNTOi, npxku^neon, npzkiKJUoent, i". t. r. (8) I iiijecl iii<„ 
 
 his cur. 
 Tc3-npzkn6nein, npzkuenonieii (0) [^■■^f. T use it (o inject inln tlic 
 
 ears. 
 rES-NPzl5Ki:r,sKM^ ii])zekup.-rn, n]izeknp.seiit^ v. t. r. (f^) I adniinistci- 
 
 jm injection to liini. 
 
 Ies-npz(!'knp]teni, (10) I ^•iv(' an injecfion to his 
 
 " npzekupsein, np/ekupscnion, (f)) hisf. I inject witli that. 
 Ohinos-npzekupsen/uti, T giv>' an injection to nij'selC 
 
 s 
 
 W S3 
 
 :\ 
 
 :. so 
 
 :>> 
 
 C This letter is always pronoiincetl with a forcible sound, as in 
 
 "■sacj" it ilo(>:> not appear thiit it is ever pronounced soft liv 
 
 these Indians, as in the word "house." 
 Prefixed to a verb it gives the substantive or the infinitive sensi' • 
 
 stelil, Death, or the being dead, as it can be seen in nearly all 
 
 radicals. 
 Affixed at the end of verbs or substantives it indicates the lliinl 
 
 person ; hi stelils, ITis death. 
 
 HXXhiE. B^^Aaime, aainit. 
 SAAMT. B^-Aam. 
 
 SXIGOT. Bfe^Aigo. And so in nuudierless woi'ds, the .s not In- 
 ing I'adical, the word must ]k- hxjked for inider (he pi' ipcr 
 radical. 
 
 SAAPTEXI or Hapteni, ,s. Xez Percez Indians. 
 
 TvAE-SriAMEUS, roj,. We are near (o o;ie aiiolhei', wo arc uri_:;'li 
 boi's. 
 
 hn 1-sganuMis, My neighbdi-, the one near me. 
 
 Chin-chsgamtHhst, I \^as near. 
 
 fJhisagam, ((JJ. Xear, ^'/. ( ns^rasagam. B&A'>"'riu'iii, cluiiiagau. 
 
 .S'chisagam, s. nearness ; Ml-s'chisagam,' Xear n»e ; 'chi-s'chi/,agaiii,'| 
 
lont. 
 
 it to inject iiili) llir 
 / )■, (^S) T tuliniuistoi' 
 
 lis. 
 
 ijocl witli ll'.iit- 
 , inysolf. 
 
 •i tbivibk' -^01111(1, us in 
 M" pronoiuK'^d suft liy 
 
 Di- tlio infinitive sen^i'; 
 m be seen in nearly ;ill 
 
 s it iiidieules the tliivd 
 
 ;s wonl^ tlie ^ not lu- 
 ll ior liiuler liie pr 'Ik;- 
 
 lians. 
 
 a'.i;>tlier, '.ve :uv lui.^li 
 
 hie. 
 
 jciu'ia, elu'iuuj^Hii. 
 lai- lue ; 'chi-s'ehizagani, 
 
 491 
 SAK 
 
 Towards noai- me. 
 [am As'ciitsAci.AM, It is none ol'your bu.sinos3. JC®"Chchiit. 
 i'liiiK's-ehsagiii, obiii-ebisu<^-u, [ am ricai'ed. v 
 i'!iiucs-ehisii.i;\u, chiii-cbisagam, cb'siiguisb (0) [ go near, it is iny- 
 
 Ijiisiiiess, I am concenied in ; Ham kulvs-i'biaagai hi I'czeut 
 
 sgalgalt/ Tbc end of the world is no business of yours, you 
 
 cannot rcacb it, cannot know it. 
 los-ilii^^agam cbisagamon, cliisagainent (9) I go near biin or it, by 
 
 tbo side of it. 
 
 ■' thisagamltem (16) J go near bis 
 
 •' /.cliisagam, zcbisagamsten, (9) 1 bring biin near, 
 l-.'tliisganiclgu, Tbc liouse near mine ; i-sganiclgu, id. 
 Itvi-NS(!.\>iit!:iKNKM, iisgainiclieu, nsgaiuicbent, (8) I approaeli liim 
 
 from bebind, I draw near bis back — as going to join a party 
 
 abead of me. 
 loviisgamicbinem, nsgamiebinemen (9) I bave bim near my back, 
 
 behind me. 
 lisiisgainicben, Xcar behind me. 
 Nii'iAMtis, It is near the fire. 
 ('hincs-nsgamns, I am near the fire. 
 Wfuiuaks, lie is near the road. 
 Clmic^-sgaiuzinetilcui, I am near the water, on the baulc of the 
 
 river 
 F5-SAr!0T. es-sago, Tlie wood, ete^ is being sp)lit foi- rails, or any 
 
 other purpose. 
 Ill iszsago. What I have split. 
 
 I fiagogo^ It splits (the wood); Mas sagogo,' It does not split. 
 Ics-Hijgom, sagon, sagont, (8) I split it. 
 " Sagoltem, (IG) I split it for him. 
 
 • Sagosbtem, (14) I split rails for him. 
 
 • sagoshem, sagosbemen, (9)1 split that for others. 
 Cliiiios-sagosbi, (G) I split for others. 
 
 IS'usiii'om, AVood-splitter. 
 
 ICO' .1 
 
 lL>s;ig()in, sagoinen, (9) inst. T use it lo split. 
 
 ISigomcii, .s. axe or other instrument used to split anything. 
 
 IF.SSAK, adj. It IS split — the A' very hard — pi. skasaka. 
 
 lEs-skoini, es-sak, r. pass. It i.s sj)litting, cracking. 
 
 Irhiucs-skemi, obin-skem, skeiish, r. a. ind. (7) I split something. 
 
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 ss as 
 
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 492 
 SAL 
 
 Ii's-xKt'iii. sUiintt'n, «kent, e.s-skaste''ii, os-skiistegu, r. t. 
 
 ri9) 1 
 
 split it. 
 
 •• skiiltein skalten, skclt, r. rel. (17) I split it tor him, 1 split li 
 •' skasliitoiu skii«hitnn, skashit, i\ rel. (15) 1 split for hnn, 
 K:ii's skashitiiegiii, t". I'd. rer. Wo split lor one jinotlu'r, wo Ik- 
 
 oiu' iinothor splitting. 
 lcs-sk:isliisIioin, skashisliomoii, r. nl.(J\) I split it for otiiors. 
 f "lin-vs-skashishi, i\ rel. (6) I split for others. 
 hi i-(zs;ik, What I have split ; \\i i-szkashisli, What is split fur 
 I fW-N'-iivKKSKM, nskeiis(ni, (S) f si)Iit it in two. 
 Ii>s-i.ski;list'm, (8) I split it in many pieces. 
 
 nil'. 
 
 SM>'\r!iste,n, .s'. Saw-mill, (Flathea<l). 
 
 K-i nskeiis. It is s]»lit in two; 'i-szskeiis,' What I split in two- 
 
 split 
 
 wood 
 
 )01l- 
 
 IN crisKfius. Si)lit on hii^h — A rough valley or canon the pen 
 <liciilai' walls of" which have been split or cracked by volta 
 noe-< or rivers, etc. ; a valley with an abrupt baiik on oilbe 
 side. 
 
 t 'nixKs-s.VKAZiNi, sakazincm, sakazinish, (6) I open my moiitli. ij 
 jiart my lips. 
 
 l'j-i-sKvi>Mf, skep, 11. int. It splits by itself. 
 
 l"iS-nskapeusi, It splits in two by itself. 
 
 Rs-n-<!capiMisi, It splits in several pieces by itself. 
 
 ff;s-sKAKA.\iLvKM, skakanun, (8) J succeed in splitting it. 
 
 Ks-skiika, It splits, it yields itself to the a.xe. 
 
 Sguskem, .v. Wood-sphtter. 
 
 SkamIntkn, Instrument to split. 
 
 los skaminom, I use that to split. 
 
 I-S.\r,. (I'/J. Thin — said of liquids being thickened, r. ;/. irnul 
 si)ii)», curdled milk, mud, paste, etc. 
 
 l-k--ii\li Ti.'t it be thin, not solidified, not too thick. 
 
 K-; s,(::ir. stuil, ol saal, it becomes thin — said of licpiids, probal 
 
 li > •a'l'-c it i< f1''.\'iblo, yielding — t'rom the folhtwing : 
 
 Siial. It i"^ bent — said of wood. 
 
 les-salcni, salen {><) T make it thin. 
 
 • •ITIVKS-SALKOr. Chincs-salkosh rfi) 1 am bent down, inrtodc' 
 
 i"i!.i w.siilkoi, chine«^-<alk()ni, ^alkoish, ((i) 1 b.'nd down ; 'sulkoini, 
 ]',<■)]'] yc down — i"<|,cc';ill\ ,i\' ti'(.,vs. 
 
 ii\1 
 
iiMtegu, r. t. r. (19) 1 
 
 it for him, I split liis. 
 I split tbv bun. 
 oue another, wv lu'l)! 
 
 ilit it for othovs. 
 
 1), What is split tor iiu'. 
 
 What 1 split in two- 
 
 V or raiion the pci'pcn-| 
 it or cracked by volcii- 
 abni])t bank on oitlur 
 
 6) I open my month, 1 
 
 itsolt'. 
 splitting It. 
 
 thickouod, /". !/. l^nul 
 
 too thick, 
 
 aid of li«iuids, probalilyi 
 llowiiiti- : 
 
 \,m hi'iU down, iiitleetcaj 
 1 lu'iiil down ; 'siiikoiuij 
 
 ■ 403 
 V 8'CH 
 
 Icii-salkom, silkon, salkont (8) 1 bend it. 
 Io8-Hlssllkom, red. 
 
 " siilkohem (16) I bond his, oi* it for him. 
 ('Iiinos-ailkomcnzuti, I bend myself, I bound, caper — as wild colts 
 
 may do — I am wild, 
 los-salkoalkora, salkoalkomsten, (2) I bend that tree. 
 SALUSSE, s. The hail, (/rundo. 
 Iv-sal iissoi, salussc, (5) It hails, hail is falling. 
 j'ls-suIiiKcms, saluseis. It hails on it, v, g. the crops, 
 ivo-cs-salussem, ko-saliissentem, I am pelted by the hail. 
 l{o-es-sali\Hem, hi i-skolka, My crop is pelted by the hail storm. 
 I-SAX, adj, Quiet, tranquil, steady, 
 
 SknsXnt, adj. Quiet habitually gentle, tame, meek, settled, 
 SxXP, It became quiet, calm, it settled down, as powder mixed 
 
 with water will settle down j *tu ssnap,' the becoming settled. 
 
 grave. 
 
 Chines-s'npma, chin, s'nap, s'jiapsh, i'. int. (5) 1 settle down, be- 
 come stead}', serious. 
 
 (Ihiuos-snsentnAlshi, r. i.nc?i, I become tame, I grow quiet, steady. 
 
 Ios-si\nem, sanemn, sanement, (9) I find him quiet. 
 
 " s'npani, s'npstan, s'npstaku, (10) I make him become quiet, 
 settle down. 
 
 Kucs-snpstudgui, We make one another quiet. 
 
 los-s'npnoncm snpnon, (8) I succeed in making hiiu quiet. 
 
 " snpn6Hom, snpnihen, snpncilt, v. rel. 1 succeed in quieting 
 doAvn his 
 
 sITKOLP, s. Pine tree, pine wood ; pi. Satatkoip. 
 
 SAUP. a®"Au, aup. 
 
 SAZiZ, s. The tie. «^Ak. 
 
 S'( 'HA UAUPUS, .s. Tears, j®- Au. 
 
 STIIAZEUS, .s. Flag, Sunday. S&^Aa. 
 
 S'CHCHEGUMK, .s. A ball to play with. 
 
 SCIICIIEMAGOZCH, 6'. Breast. B^-Chem. 
 
 SCnE(;lIE>lASKAT, .V-. Sky, Iloaven. B^-Chcm. 
 
 >;'f'IIKEI, .s. Fall, autumn. JK^'Chci; 'ne checi,' Xext Itill. 
 
 Chiru's-cliilclu'ii'nei, I arrived at tlu> fall season. 
 
 S'CHKEl.P, >. l)ini<!;liter-in-law, after her husband's vleatli ; i s'- 
 I'lii-elp.' Thf relict of' my son. 
 
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 494 
 
 SOHUT 
 
 S'CH^.TLEGU, s'. A shady pliico. ft'^Choi ; pi. s'chifhoilo-ii. 
 M'CMT RIT, .^. SpidiM-, p!. s'chiclRMl. 
 ^'CAlELVn, .s\ RveniM.,'. r-;?" 'hoi;--, chli'ig. 
 ST'rTP;^rRP «. TTo-I ofa tt-r-c, foof ofa tvoo. 8«3yChom. 
 S'rnrK\r«^;P.^TT[N", .v\ a uw:^ m- animal's h-ol; /,/. lU'Iioiihiuj,. 
 
 shin. 
 S'(^irKMKKISir»N,>!. Kiu>.>. CfSrCIioin. 
 ST'rfKMKE'SXI^LKn^lSSTTIX, .s\ Kn.u.. 
 S'CirJlKMiP, .s^ Poo-, inist. tS-ircnnp. 
 STini-CIIEMESSllTX, s'. Foivhoad. B@r ClicTn. 
 ^•('irTPi'^'irKMArRLrfTr,, v. Tho oMuv back of a man. 
 S'f^TTTLKOA'LKO, .v\ Indian basket ofbark 
 STTriT'.STTRLr'TrRUS, .q. Lizard. 
 STHll/r. v. Whiti clay. 
 
 S'f'TII r/PRKO, s. (!r(>a>«' swininimg- on boiling nicul. ftaf'Tcokn. 
 S'CTTTTRArfP. p'. sVhi-,Mi,i, .,:,(,,, ^^^^M.)n<lsJ ://>.S'chilt'tcniip. 
 S'CIT TRNETEN, s. Cupola. 
 S'CHITRLZtr, s\ The rear; 'IsVhitolzii.s lu /.itgai,' .Vt the mir of 
 
 tho house. 
 S'CHTTTPU^i, N. A nnUo in tlio eye. C^Tiip. 
 S'C^HITLRLCfrs P, .■;. ShioM, poi-haps from chitci. 
 STTTTZ'TTEPTTST, .. Right hand. B-^Zolicni. 
 S'CHIZIKUR,.^. Left hand. JU^Zikuo. 
 
 S'nTTTZ'L-RT/PS, pi s'chi;'/!"'lc!p^, .'^. TForsc-tail, hair. t-^Zvlm. 
 S'CHTZ'LZ'LLRr'TtsT, a-. Tree branches. C(:B-Zelini. 
 S'CHIZUr, .v\ (\vny d'Alon Indians. 
 S'(^HKOElSTT!\. >\ Blackt-et Indians. CS;" K'odi. 
 S'OHIvOZZdUALK, .«. Aim. 
 S'CHU.VrjAX, .^■. Arm, aid; pi. sVhuclniagan. 
 S'CnrPrPUS. ■. Ryedids, palpebni'. B@'TTp. 
 RTTTRMRUS. /:. T!." loins. sniiMs backd.onr. f::>r-niem. 
 STVMUT, It is ird^. i( is a !;•■>■•! ion ; 'In s's-Init,' Tlie lialt; llic Ihu 
 
 tion, the otlici- part, ilie other half ; M-s'cla'il,' oidy one hiilr, 
 S'oht(M/.(\ V, T''e s!dc. the one side ofa man. 
 Ns'chitalks Tlv half of a gow:. 
 ^^.hMt."„<ke!^.•M, l.;dl-l,ivM.d; /7. s'chs'riin I ■ 'i'l^ k c! !gu, The link- 
 
 breeds. 
 S'chni'-;vdselt''k. / '. 
 
pi. s'chichoiU'j^M. 
 
 f«5F»("hoin. 
 
 LMiom. 
 oi'a mun. 
 
 ■'.■//'. S'chiU'teiu'ip. 
 /.itgii,' .Vt the nnu' of 
 
 ii].. 
 
 el lit el 
 
 em. 
 
 -t;iil, Ir.iiv. 
 JCirZelini. 
 
 V" Koili. 
 
 ill. 
 
 ... jjGy-Clieii!. 
 -.ut; Tl'.e liult; llie !V;i' 
 K'ni'it,' only one hull'. 
 
 495 
 SEL 
 
 ;K.vs'riit'rE.M, b'ehut'.slcii, s'ehut'sUii, (7) I iliviile it in htilvos, 
 
 li.-i-.s'(.liulHoia, (10) L i.Iiviile iiis in halves. 
 
 ■ >'(.!uil.slileiu, (14) I eiit one hali' lor hi:uj -ko-rt'ehiiLshL l' 
 senkolpo,' Crivo n»e one half of your louf'ofbi-eiul. 
 
 l•!liu'lk.•^, Hall' ul' an;,- kiuU oi'uatableo — 
 meut, otc. 
 
 uuu a loal, nail a pieee u 
 
 ilu I 
 
 I hv 1 
 
 y iiaiN .: 
 
 .'/• '-^''.V 
 
 ii;jKni,i;s'cuLr;;M, kol.s"i'liuti.'nK'n, (0; 1 
 
 my pniyers by halves, not all. 
 Ii„,-cii.N.s-e;UTi;.SE.M ehn.s'ehlusouien, coii!. e.s-chn.s'chtas^'ia.slen, (9) 
 
 I .-sianil a,:j;aiust hini, I am \u.< '.Mieniy, I am down on him, I 
 
 1 go against himj 'ehns'chlusomis la (.•imoiis,' Enemy ol' the 
 
 cross. 
 K'.>i4luis'ohlu.senilteni, I am down on hi.s. 
 1nVlI1Ti1.'s, iis'ehtuti, ^ly enemy. fi@^Eutus. 
 ks-ns'ehtuHem, ns'ehtnsemen, (9) I have him for my enemy, he is 
 
 my enemy J 'kaes ehns'ehtu.scm.stuni lu Kolinzuten, iii; takaes- 
 
 thns'ehtu.semlils,' We arc against (uxl, though God is not 
 
 against us. 
 [■>?A-l, ii'!J. (Iiave, s.'ilate, i^uiL't, md li-olicsmne j 'iliU-.-co,' ljt.'»|uiet, 
 
 Ik- serious; ■■subj. Chiks-seei. 
 
 liHi se 
 
 esi, I have a .serious iaee. 
 
 eliiii ehsesees, 1 look seriou? 
 
 lines 
 
 ■secmisti, I make my.self serious 
 
 I'luiK's nsi'fclsi, I wish to bo (juict. 
 
 CSrZol'ini. I Cliiiu's-nseoksuunsti, id. 
 
 kii 
 
 N-usozm, A soriotis, grave-.speakmg pei'son. 
 li'.s-sLse.'.inom, scsczinenien (9) I talk to him gravely, 
 Si'KiUXEMT, ■■:. The parents of marrie-l iKMiple ; 
 Si) ihe [)are',i;.-> of a ia;irried eoiijde ia!l llu ; 
 
 ae-guneiateus, 
 ve:-, ..igiiilying 
 
 tiK'ii' mutual reiaiDnsiuji, thoiign \\c ha,i' in' (Mrrcsjxiinliw^ 
 name in our lanti'uages. 
 
 >i:i,lS]l, .s. Elathead linlians. 
 
 Til 
 
 ev are si 
 
 t -it IS u,- 
 ti 
 
 .1 ,,>,' 
 
 i)n.\- lor m.-ire than one artn 
 
 set (Ml tlie taliie. r or <)nl\' cue art n ie l:. 
 
 ZAK. 
 
 lini. ^eli.tell, selint, I'l' 
 
 ini, eU' 
 
 (in.) 
 
 set ihi'm on. 
 
 L'-.'i-hrngU, Til'' 
 
 IKII 
 
 illi in, (^ 
 >el down III 
 
 ;eMi sei.u 
 
 -e.i; 
 
 i) I set theiiL down i'<y iiiin, 
 
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 496 
 SIL 
 
 " sclrthitem, .ielshiten, selshit, (15) I sot soinothiiig down for him, 
 I place several articles down on the table for him, I .serve the 
 table for him; 'ko-selsbit,' Put something down for me, pre- 
 pare mo a table. 
 " chits'lim, (10) I place them on. ' 
 
 " ns'lusem, (8) I place them by the fire, •'. ij. several kt?ttles, cic. 
 to prepare meals. 
 
 Es-ns'lus, They are set by the fire. 
 
 Es-ns'ls'ltis, They are set by several fires, c. (j. when weveral laini- 
 lies prepai-e their meals. 
 
 I CHIX-SIL, I am wronu;, I make a mistake, do not know. 
 
 Chin-selil, I become wrong, [come tn understand no niort'jy)/. 
 'Ht'liil/ They understood no more. 
 
 Cbin-s'ellip chin-slip, I fall into a mistal.'e, unintentionally- Jc mr 
 trompe; 'taks-sellip'p,' Infallible. 
 
 Chines-sellemi^ chin-sil, I am wrong. 
 
 Ohines-sellpmi, cliin-sellip, I jnistake unintentionally. 
 
 les-selim, selemsten, selemstiku (10) I make him blunder, lose con- 
 sciousness. 
 
 selemh6m, (17j 1 make his blunder. 
 
 sebMninem, selemin, selemiiit (ll) I do not exactly know it, I 
 mistake it^ 1 am in douht about it, I do not know what to 
 thiidv about it. 
 
 Cbines-sclemini, chin-seleminiui, (0) I do not know what to think. 
 
 los-selemiltem, (IG) 1 n)istakc about his 
 
 !Es-sKr,pbi, sel]>msteu (10) \ make him blunder. 
 
 I<vs-selj)miiuMn, seli»min, (11)1 beconi(> mistaken ahout him or it. 
 
 (/iirN'-sF.Li.i's, T grow pale, I have an unnatural tace, not my iismil 
 appearance — as a person fiiinting. 
 
 rbin-.slpkein. My head ln'conics wrong, turned, I iox' my licail. 
 
 I-cbin-chsilkan, My head is wrong. 
 
 (•Hix-cHSKi,Ls, My eyi's arc wi-ong, mistaken, 1 mistake in seeii;i;. 
 
 les-chscK'isem, clist'liisfmen, (0) 1 scr the wrong out', I mistake him 
 Itv siijht 'ta kaes-chsi'luseinlils. t Kfdinziiteii,' (mm! dtios iidi 
 Mii>l;iki' us Willi His ryes. 
 
 Chinks xski.pki.si, 1 am wrong in luy judgnK-iil. I niisttikf. 
 
 Jes-nsolp«"dsiMU. nsc-lpeiscmen, (0) I mistake that, am wrong aliDiit it. 
 
 CinN-NsKi.sKi,ziN, I speak wi'ong, make a blunder in spouking, 
 
 
Lhuig down fur him. 
 fpv liim, I sovvo the 
 ; down tor mo, prt-- 
 
 . several k<;tlle!^,olc, 
 
 f. when several iumi- 
 
 (k) not know. 
 >rstand no more ; jd. 
 
 inteniionaUy- Jf »i' 
 
 tionallN . 
 
 him hlun<UM', hise con- 
 
 not oxaetly know it, 1 
 lo not know what lo 
 
 t know wliat 1<» think. 
 
 ller. 
 
 ken abtnit him or it. 
 
 Iiral face, not my usu;il 
 
 led 1 lo>t' niy heml. 
 
 In, I mistake in seeiii,;;. 
 oil"- one, 1 mistake liini 
 In/.nteii.' <i"d duos ii^l 
 
 L-ht. I mistn.'Ct'. 
 
 (hat, am wron;^- almoin it. 
 
 Iinder in speuking. 
 
 497 
 SEL 
 
 l,s>rl/.inum, sulzinemcn, (!)) I .speak to the wron-^ man. 
 Kiujs-selziiiomenuegiii, Wos]teak to one another hy mistake. 
 (';!iN-!'iiscLK.\K, .My eur.saiv deeeiviiij;-, I mistake in liearing, I heai' 
 
 one tiunii; ibr anotlier. 
 Lvvchs^ieneiu, ehselenemen, elisclencmcnl, (i)) 1 iiusundorrtluud 
 
 him. 
 ^'lii.N ciiaKLi'Kcn.sT, 1 mistake in ^working. 
 
 K.s; ;.sLli>LHlisteni, {hsolpcclisU'men, (^.)) 1 nnikc a niisuke in doing 
 it J I got the wrong man, I do the wrong work ; 'ko-ohseliji.- 
 chstementgii n ko-speliiiseutgii,' You whipped the wrong 
 man in wliipping n.ie ; you took me for another. 
 CiHNKS-NiiJiLsKLMTUMsin, I misiako tile pcoj)le, I takf one for the 
 1 uiher, I uni drunk, era/.} , deprived oi' niy wits. 
 I'l'iNEs-NSLLEi'i, (6) I miss the road, 1 am on the wrong road j she 
 k.ie-nselep,' Zoiujc crruvimud. 'ehisel])elemisti,' He goes by the 
 wrong road on purpose. 
 I'liiN-sKLLizK, I gut the Wrong blanket. 
 Cinx sELLKLGU, I go to tho wrong house, I knock at the wrong 
 
 door, I mistake the lodge, tho room, the door. 
 ('iiix-sKLSK\OAE, I got the wrong horso. 
 N'..5"i.Lciisx, chsiltemeU, L-bilskukuimell, 6\ A bustard ehild whose 
 
 parents are unknown. 
 IevSILKM, bilston, (8) I am in doubt about it. 
 Seup'i", Fullihlo ; taksselip'p, Infallible. 
 Xscllit'lsiilem, Fallible in his judgment ; 'taks-nselpelsutcm,' Jn- 
 
 iallible in his judgment. 
 Xa'lpauskan, iiselpzir.auskaii, nsclpsauskan, nselselzin, lie blund- 
 ers with his tongue, he speaks wrong ; Haka-nselselnzin, Inlalli- 
 ble in speaking. 
 N;i.sii/r, Doubtful, questionable, impossible, diflicult. 
 Sclsilpt, Uneertain. 
 
 Isix'P u tolll, lie died without knowing it, unconscious. 
 Ibo-slup, Our blunders. 
 
 CniNMS-i^lLCIIi'^Ml, ehin-sileh, c. pass. I am going round. 
 ICIiiiie.- silehemi, idlehemim, sikliemiish, v. a. int. (J) 1 go round, 
 I iiialce a round, I go aiH)Uiid a house, etc. 
 lo-.silelieniin, sikhemsten sik-hemstuku (10) I make him turn 
 nnuiiid, I turn it around. 
 
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 498 
 SELCHE 
 
 les-siR-homiiioiii, silchenriii, silchoiuinl, 
 " clisilchomincni, clisilchoimn, cliHilchuiniiit, (11) I go arouutl it 
 
 'os-cliHilfhoiniiU'ins lu .sluligii,' II, rovulvcs ;ii-oi\iid tlu" o;u'lh. 
 C[irN-SF.r,r,lrii("ir, I got Um-iumI arouiul, u.s u nmu turning (,jj 
 
 his heels, the hands of a clock, etc.; 'kuinsh hi sclUchVL?' 
 
 TTow many times did it go around ? what o'clock ? 
 (Miin-chsellich'ch, T r;>V!>]\ed arouyd something, I made my ti'i;) 
 
 around. 
 CiilNKs-cusKi.rTilzn, T ;im i-iirronnded ; 'es-chsclchi/A' t'opl-luluLlzu ' 
 
 Surrounded by thorn.-3. 
 los-chselchizom, chselchizeon, chsolchizeent, (8) I surround him 
 
 place something all aro.ind hini; 'ko-chselchize(intga t'uziu- 
 
 mintcn^' You s irround me with traps. 
 " chselchizefeHem, (16) I sui-round liis 'chselchizeuHgu lu 
 
 spui\''z t'opl-hihiclze,' You surround his heart with tho:n).-j. 
 " chselchizeem^ chselchizeomon, (0) I have or feel th;it all 
 
 around, I feel surrounded by that. 
 SiLCiiEziN, s. The banks of a river or lake, not tiic shore. 
 CiiiNES-NSiLcnfii/zr., I go around inside of a room. 
 Tcs-nsilch61zem, nsilchclzeen, (8) I go around it inside, i'. j. a room. 
 " nsilch61zeem, nsilchelzeenien, (9) I am surrounded hy that in- 
 side ; ''nsilchclzeemis hi goulcgu,' Ho feels the snakes going 
 
 all around inside of him. 
 CHiNES-ciiiLSELCiiEMf, I go around on the shore of a lake. 
 Ies-chil:sclchominem, chihelchcniin (11) I go aroud it on the shorcj 
 
 'chilsclchemiii hi slketiku, I go around the lake, on tin 
 
 shore. 
 CiliNEs-SELcriEMENZt'Ti, T turn myself around, standing or walking, 
 
 not rolling. 
 Ciiines-nselchmI, chin-nselieh, I go around inside ; I make tliu 
 
 Avay of the cross, 
 les-nselchcmincm, nselchemin (11) I go around in that room, etc. 
 CiiiN-siLSiLcucuiNELGV, I go arouud the house outside. 
 SELLICIICII, .?. Hour, or minute, according to the hand alliuloi 
 
 to ; 'seselsellichch, Two o'clock, s'cholsellichch. Three o'clocl. 
 
 — three rounds of the hands. 
 Es-chselchXlko, Surrounded by a ring. 
 lES-ciisiLciiciixt'NEM. T succuod in making the trip around it. 
 
Uliiiic I'epl-luluclze,' 
 
 [ound in that room, etc. 
 Insc outside. 
 L^ to tlic luuul tllludlHl 
 Ldlichcli, Three o'clotkj 
 
 Ihc trip iirouiid it. 
 
 499 
 SEL 
 
 lEs-sit.cilciiENiJXEM, I succcod ill iiitiking it go around. 
 Ies-skel'IIKmCjsem, rtelc'hcim'isten, (8) I curry it around. 
 Io3-nkiil.sclc'heini\si.'ni, nkulHck'hemil,scinen, (9) I go around with 
 
 liim, 1 nuike the waya of the cross with him. 
 ChiiU'S-Hellenu, ehiw-sollini, sellish, (7) 1 oouple, I. copuhitc, said of 
 
 of animals. 
 K'.<-selliin, sell.steii, (10) I (.•opulale with that, .said of male animals. 
 Es-Holstn6gui, rec. They copulate. 
 
 lea-selltcm, (17) I copulate with his 
 
 Ivs-scllim, That .she may bo horsed ; *os-.sellim,' She is horsed. 
 Cliincs-sellskagao, I horso, mount animals. 
 
 Its-.'^eliskagaem, sellskagaen, (8) I horse his inare, etc., for others. 
 Sl5l3IE, adj. French-Canadian, white man; pi. s'ms^me, dini. 
 
 Seseme. 
 S^mc s6ulku, Whisky. 
 S'in<ilgii, s. White man's house. 
 S'mskagac, s. AVhite man's horse. fi^S'mis. 
 Seine, cxcl. Wonderful; 'Gag6 sd'mc,' An old way of frightning 
 children by thveatniiig them with some evil genius. Pos.sibly 
 this is the reason lor the name being given to the whites, as if 
 the}- were something supernatural, not of this world. 
 SENSiNT JteT-San. 
 
 Stpen, s. Daugnter-in-laAV, as long as the husband lives. 
 StsHgum, s. A large sized duck j pi. sis^sligum. 
 Scsltin, 's. Erothcr-in-law. or sister-in-law — thus 'i-sestem,' [My 
 wife's sister, my sister's husband — said by a man — my hus- 
 band's brother, my bi'other's wife — said by a woman ; Kac-ses- 
 tem«^us, kacs-sestcmenuegui, rec. We are brother and sister-in- 
 law. 
 CIIINES-S:feUI, chines-86u, I am asked. 
 Chincs-s6ui, chin-s6um, squish, (6) I ask. 
 
 les-seum, seun, sfjunt, ront. cs-scusteii, ',(8) I ask him, 1 q^uestion 
 lum, 1 p)Ut questions to him — the meaning is not to beg, but 
 only to ask infoi'mation. 
 
 " seultem, sculten, seuh, )1G) 1 ask his I ask from his. 
 
 " scushtem (16) I ask in his name, lor his sake. 
 (."hincs-sultunishi, pop. I ask questions or iiilormation from the 
 people at large, I inquire. 
 
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 S3 
 
 SEU 
 
 ( 'liiiK's-siunluisi, frcf/. 
 
 lus-suinliiisom, frcfj. I ])Ul roi)ojit(.'(l ([lu'stioiis to Iiiin. 
 
 Kti'js-.-(uiiu(';j;iii, Wo put (|Mosti.)ii-i to oiio aiiotlier, catocliizo. 
 
 Soiuu>!j;uton, s. (yiitcchisni. 
 
 I !;-;-('llsi';ii>l clisrim, clisriiiit, C^) I :tsk iilioiit ;!t:it, I iii([iiiri; aiiMiu 
 
 tliJit. 
 " ch.setil-loin [V)) I .(uostioii ;ili,)iii his, or Iiiiu about Uuit. 
 lKvKui„sfii'M, (8) I in<iuirci socivtly. 
 < 'liiiies-iisuin^lsi, I wish to ([uostion. 
 I(>M-Msnnit'lKoin, nsumiilKoirKMi, (D) I v/ish to quostion him. 
 (yinNKSNst;uziNr, chinos-nsi'^ti/Jii, ptn^a. ] utn asked to loll my huikI, 
 Ohinos-ns6uzini, Hiin-nstu/.inoin (6) I nsik somo one to spoaU out his 
 
 mind. 
 Ics-ubciizincra, nseuzin (8) 1 ask him his mind. 
 " nsfeuzihom, (16). 
 Nsii^i'U/iii, tidj. an iiKiuisiiivf pt'i-son. 
 Chinks Nsftrpi, chiii-nsoiipcm, TO) I nsk- ]iayMitiu loi- a Mtl.iol' ;iim 
 
 kind. 
 los-iis(>u]iom, nsen|Hni iisoii|)('ni, (8) 1 jisk him to jtay his dchi. 
 ■' iisrn])ltimi, (Hi) I ask him V^n' f)i;it in ]ia\-;ncnl : I a-k 1:>-..., 
 
 Ill jtaymont of Ids dolit. 
 " nsenpshtem, 1 ask him to pay his dobts. 
 Kaes nsenpshtu^gui, We ask one another to pa^' hi.s debt. 
 Olunos-'-hs^npiloi, chin-chs6upilo, v. pas/^. (6) T am :; kcd forptvniis- 
 
 sioii ; lam asked for information, about ; 'i-szfli.,oupi!o,' AVliiit 
 
 I asked permission to do; M-szchzeupilo tarn i-Hznako/ I did j 
 
 not steal it I asked permission to have it. 
 I'.'s (•bs'''upilem, chs^iipileen, cbsi^upilcent, (8) T question him or ex! 
 
 amino him abont his actions, etc.— it may be an official ex-j 
 
 amination or not — I ask him permission. 
 " cbseupileicem, (16) I examine his I asked permission of 
 
 his 
 
 fJhinos-cbsupelomisti, I ask permission for anything;, r. <j. to scitlej 
 
 on lands, to lodge in a house,, to work for a person. I nsk pas- 
 sage in a stage, ete. 
 les-fli^uplemistem, cbsnplomislemen (9) I asked his permission. 
 hn i-sz8^u, What I have asked. 
 Sgu soum, One charged to inquire ot another. 
 
him. 
 
 U-.a, I iiMiiiiro ulioiit 
 111 aliout tluU. 
 
 i.>stion him. 
 
 ^kcil to toll my nuiul. 
 
 one to speak outhi> 
 
 d. 
 
 nut I'M' :i ''f^'t "I :i'i} 
 
 II to pay his (U-hi. 
 
 iv'.m'iil : I .'i-l^ ii>' 
 
 pay hirt debt, 
 am a Ucd for ptvmis- 
 
 'i-SKCh.50Upilo,' ^Vlult 
 
 tarn i-Kznako,' I diil 
 
 u. 
 
 
 
 n. 
 
 I question him or cx- 
 ay be an official ex- 
 
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 SKIT 
 
 <..;iisuUiunsh, .s. All o.Kpr.'s.s me.sscii^^'ei- scut to ;i>k inioniialion of 
 
 tlie ]»eoj)lo at largv, 
 hi-sriiii/.uteii, N. Ilu who (|iK'siioiis nu'. 
 Siisiiiiul', •<!. One wliu likes to usk- mu'slioiis, iiKiiiisili v," p.-// Sriiiio. 
 
 I asked permission ot 
 
 luythin.tr, »'. !/• t'> ^^ttkl 
 for a person. I ask pas- 
 
 V..USi'il/.lll, 
 
 A I 
 
 I m(|iUMlivo lollow, 
 
 Xs(U|icn;;Mtcn, n. Ho tlial asks payment oI'u dviil iVom a dou-r- 
 
 iiiiiu'fl [K'l'smi. 
 SKL'IiKU, «. Walerj 'semi! sciilkii,' Wliisky- or .von simply 
 
 'seulku,' Whisky 
 
 (.'hm-si'i 
 
 ilki'item, 1 have water, J li;ivo 
 
 ■>\ lusk} 
 
 i.o. I 
 
 ('liiiK's-i'hilseiilkui, 1 wash. 
 
 ks-fhilsculkum, I wash it. fifa^"Olku. 
 
 CIIIXHS-Sl^UNEI, chin-stunce, seimcish, (.*)) I hoar, listen 
 
 obey. 
 IiN-soiinooni, souiionii'ii, Nounomont, ''ont. os-sonneinstoii, os-sou- 
 
 iiemsku, i})) 1 hear him, I ohoy Iiim, ! minil him. 
 •' ■.oiiiu'iultom, (_!()) I listen to his 
 
 " scune»bteni, (14) I ii.ston for him. 
 
 Kacs-siineniiuu'i'-iii, We mind oadi other, we lioar oiio iiiiolhor, 
 
 >iiiu'iuisti. 
 
 ■^tfll 1.1 IU\>i' 
 
 I I.I 
 
 pl;ii-'' niysclt I'l a jiosu 
 
 loll lo 
 
 hear. 
 
 Chiiies-ii8une8*ehiiti, (5) 1 beeonio a hearer, a disciple, 
 ks-nsunes'ehiitem, nsiines'ehiiteii, (8) 1 beeome his hearer. 
 '' olistunem, ehseunemen, (9) 1 hear about this or that. 
 '• ehscuiienieltom, (16) I hear about his 'ehseunemlts lu 
 
 zuiits,' He had heard about his ways. 
 Iszsiiune, What I have heard. 
 
 ittoii, s. Ii:sU'uinent lo hoar with, the hoaring, the organ of 
 
 >l'Ul 
 
 hearing. 
 SiTiisLHino, s. Charjred to hear. 
 
 lii-Miiienienzuton, s, 
 
 ^b- 
 
 liearcr, 
 
 Siisimi\li, s. One that likes to hear. 
 
 (liiiios-seunei, oh Sjnilding, eh Koaialks, 1 listen to llie I'rotostajii 
 minister, to the priests ; I am a Protestant, I am a Catholic, I 
 
 am a partizan of. 
 
 ^1- ^ I bis permission. ■ riiines sunoinluisi. ios-suneinluisem, (8) I hear him now and then. 
 
 Chinos-soiii\inti, suiiumti, chin sonuint, sonumtsh, (5) I can hear, 1 
 jiay attention. 
 
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 T s->;'i!ii'imti"n, siiiii'itnti'ni'itcii, (!i,>I •an liciii- tlial, F 'liiuk it 
 l)i'in'iii'_', T olioy liitn, (nnmMci* it, miml it. 
 
 '• '«iMMint"'n'fi'm nO) I tiiind hi-* 
 
 niri'iit><!it<'rn, (}\^ I hi'iw Cor his snki', to irpui't to liim. 
 
 Won 
 
 SI 
 
 Kmcs •<iinn'nf '!niMiiu'''riii. We miml cjicli ntlicr. 
 
 Ohinns-siiiuuiUcmliihi, /)•«'</. 
 
 T-s/>^inivt<it. \ tlcntivfly lu-nrd l>y "lo ; 'sijUMtitnhiit,' riuiiyi'i] |( 
 hear. 
 
 [n-Hmmiiit('iniMi;',i'il(Mi, ^\o who mitiflw nw. 
 
 (MnV-('f?S(i.\I'K';':iN\ I ])iill my hair oiu" l.y one 
 
 n)-j'.j;iin'i]iH, «. Ifor^^o with thi> tiiil-lmii's pulh'd out. 
 
 Jos f'hs<rn'ip<4"ni. fyis";ni^]i«'Mi. (fi) T ]MiIl tin' h.'iii'-t out oi'ihat Iioi'.siV 
 tnil. 
 
 rhs;^!iA|)S(Mi, :;ol s'chgociipsi, T jiuIKmI out the hiiir hocausu histuil 
 Avns too thicU. 
 
 |,-.s-f'h«'.ri!c(''i!i('tn, fhsijinkc'iii (S) f ])iill tlie hair ofhirt Iioud. 
 
 ('hin"s.(!i-<!(;Mlcair/i'iti. ' 1111II oflT tlio hair of n)y head. 
 
 SCAKIM-:. .s\ The diai)hra^ni. 
 
 Sf.'A ^PK. V. (Ji-iiid 'iithcr, !/"Miid son ; 'isgrpc,' My iiithor's tlilhcr, 
 ftiv fatlii-r's l!ith(>r's )iroth(M' ; or rice rn'.^n, "iily .son's son, my 
 ^n\\'< d;iui.':ht(M'— only «)iid hy a ninn — iny brother's sou'h son 
 or (I'lP'-'htor — hy a nian--niy sister's son's son ordaughtcr--ljy;ij 
 m:v\ — Hiy wife's brother's son's son or daughter j my Im,. 
 hand's hrotlior's son's ehihlron. 
 Kaes 'JirajuMi'^, Wr- ave !;rand-father and'grand son— used iur aiiyo 
 
 the above rehitioris mutnally. 
 Sf;\QRP,. >\ FathiM- in-law or father-in-law's bi'othor—saitl b', 
 
 a mati or woman. 
 
 SGALGAf/r, N. Day. «@-Gal. 
 SnXSALKS, or Sii-'salks, ,v-. O 
 
 an original, inncli p 
 
 rized. 
 
 rignal ; 'sgasalksilslgii/Tho skin 
 
 Sgazin, .«'. The shore of a river, lake, etc., not the banks. 
 
 SCtAZUT, a Iravling eoTTi]ianion, a follower. figrCa/ut. 
 
 SfiKLUI, .<!. Husband. fl@^(itMui. 
 
 SGF.MT, s. WeiL'ht, hour, measure. gJSr-Geint. 
 
 SGEST. JB^Ges. 
 
 SGF.TfJSniN', s. Loggings. ca^Getlisbin. 
 
 SGKSTFJI':, .^. Skunk, la Inte puantc. 
 
 --^^ 
 
lilt, I tliiiik il wurtli 
 ivporl <<t him. 
 
 ■d out. 
 
 ir-s i>ut i>r tluil lim'st.'- 
 
 u> li'.iir boi-ausu hisUiil 
 
 ir ol'hirt houd. 
 iy head. 
 
 '.jic/ My Ihtlior's Ihllior, 
 (•?-.<'(.', My i^«'ii's sen, lay 
 my bvotliov's sun's sun, 
 I's son ordauglilor-ljyiij 
 nv dauglitor; my Ir 
 
 (1 son — used iui' lUiyi-il 
 
 iw'-'. lii'otlier— said bvj 
 
 ^alksiMgii/Tlio sUii 
 
 lot llio banks, 
 •or. figrCiti/.ul. 
 
 V'-.. 
 
 MS 
 
 SOU 
 
 ;I]S..ST1I'), .s. Uoixl liivy, j^ooil ffni.s.i. inaJf^.Jo^l, 
 
 ll).-l !CTlIi.lT, ci, (.ivji.d wuU'j. 
 
 M», .->iiMv-i.aor;i. 
 
 ; I ) .'. i 
 
 •!>r.'Tiiw' 
 
 HIIST. 
 
 liil.Diu, oi.s. I'coL UKM.saroi "n 
 
 Ono .ullioin. 
 
 i\ " .■*>;.ii;j)uliisl, 
 
 >(l()\\.tVl, s. Chuudicr.-., ur IvcUlolall Indiun.s — (Jolvill J.nd 
 •liDlfir, sg )iidi), 0'. Tlio ^loiiiL ol'Lind ooUvoo.i iwo iivciMuL i 
 
 lUtLS. 
 
 tto 
 
 J 
 
 iinctiun. 
 
 OI.FJ'SI'M, ^. r)i.'i)(/nilK), llio [nu\,l ..tl ». .muiuil.- 
 
 SGOLftS'CiriX, 5. MaloU 
 
 OCT. 
 
 lOi^S'CIUNKLLil', Thu .^Iviu ui ii 
 
 tllUiO dcLL'. 
 
 rf*''l 
 
 L— ll 
 
 ic iualu 1.S >wiuiiUii'. 
 
 SL(ullincIgu, 6'. Skin oFa .shu-^oul. 
 
 StiU -ixvfi.Kcd Ui ;i verb givcd it liiu niuuniiig ul' cunmiLssIon, by 
 
 jonuoni'o ironi o 
 
 ih*.^ !•.-*, ul 
 
 ul uiiic.i uicuuiiiy; oin' 
 
 (irdcr or sonic lUp 
 liingiiagcs Iiavc no oniuvulont, c. y. i .sgiiag.iliiis my .sci'vuni 
 tOAGAL. I-s^iudiiiii, .My luudL-r in [ira^ur ; i-.syuchlip, .My 
 liiintors, iny 
 
 iblk.s uul luinlini 
 
 [jgiadioo, 3Iy ab.-jcnl [ulUsj a-sgaunuit, Your I'olUs at liumoj pi. 
 
 s;;uaicuti ; !ii 'i-s^-;iL'ii/<aLl.i,' My siulc ono j •i-sguiolil,' My dead ; 
 
 'i'bgunuko,' M_) ihicl", not ibaL .steaks I'rom nw, bat ibc ono of 
 
 my Iblics that eomnuttcd tlicl't. 
 onoguiuH, s. One doputizod to boloninizc marriage. Soo 
 
 tlio otbui's under oacb radical. 
 SGUEini s. 
 Si.lL'dUIE, -s. Ants. 2 — Rice, on auL-oaut uI'iL boins;; liko the oy;: 
 
 
 of UlltS. 
 
 &«s^ 
 
 SGUIl-:S'CIliXT,6'. Anls, pcople-tl 
 
 iv' nuiuo ul a MUiai 
 
 trib 
 
 (J Ul poo- 
 
 plu living among the BUudcfeet but wlio spoak a different 
 
 language. 
 SGUIXpALK, s. The butt of a roso-buah, containing the seed. 
 
 2— The i-o.se itself. 
 >ilUIEXE, a. Cactus, prickly pear. 
 SClMTKKr, ... Ice. fe^(;ui. 
 Sdrbr.tjU, sgideku, .5-. Whirlwind. 
 fjGrSlGULT, A". Child, either male or foni.ile. .Many i)ronounc'e 
 
 it 'sku.sigult.' 
 «XS(;i'StGi:LTEX, snskuslirulten, .v. Womb. 
 
 
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 Ios-lsolsa;u:sit!;nltoni, (9) T lako liini or hov as niv cliild. 
 
 Chiii-ti!i;nsiixult, T <rot a child. 
 
 Sm^S^IREM, .r A mail's stsIcm-; pJ. so-iiiu'lpilk-ir,. JC@=-:iroorn. 
 
 SGUTIP, s. Rib; pi. sgutguip. 
 
 S("4UTL,\SKAr;.\F, s. T'orse o-nanl, in as iiiurh as he goes afUr 
 horses or cattle. 
 
 SaUTLECTTST, .s. Rliouhlor blade ; pi sgiitguikH-hst. 
 
 SPrUTPKElX. <!. TTdl-ato, a place of tliat name near Missoi-la, 
 Mo n Ian a. 
 
 lES-SirALTM, shalintc:;, shalint, (10) I hang it ii].. 
 '"■ nshalini, (10) I hang it v.\) in a room. 
 
 Es-nshalus, Tt is har.giiigat the five. 
 
 les-nshali'i-iem, nshalusent, n':h!ilusont, (8) 1 har.g it at the fire, r. v. 
 a kettle suspended over the Arc. 
 
 Snshalnsten, <?. Any instrnmcil 'oi- hanging kettles at the five. 
 
 SXSHALACJAX, s. A deacon's stole — anything worn hanging un- 
 der the arm suspended from the shoulder, as a powder horn is 
 worn. 
 
 Chines-nshalagani, T put on an ai'ticle which hangs from the should- 
 ers down under the arms, 
 
 Tes-nshalaganem, mdialnganemen, T hang that under my arm. 
 
 Es-ushelatiku, It is hanging in the water. 
 
 Shaliit, Tt is hanging, r. g. suspended; 't'suet u es-kuests lu stipeis 
 I'nuist n shalr.t ?' Who keeps the rain hanging, or suspended 
 on high ? An iirrow hanging from a wound; a man going up 
 hill, because his body is hanging or inclined to the hill. 
 
 Chinos sh.-'lnti, chinesshalut, shalutsh, (.'1) I am hanging down, 
 
 rhiues-shaluti, chin-shalutem^ shalutsh, (G) ?■. a. hid. I go up sonu' 
 hill. 
 
 Tcs-shalotshtcm, shaliitshten, T go nji a hill for him. 
 ,< shal litem, shalut'ston, sbalut'sku, v. causs. (8) I make him go 
 
 up hill. 
 '' shalutem, shalutemen, (9) I think of going up that hill. 
 
 rhi!!,->-n-<i:;dn!:, I am suspended in the water. 
 
 ES-SUALTK.MUS, Tp hill. 
 
 Tcs-shaltemnsem, shaltemi'isen, shaltemusent, (8) I bring it up hill. 
 
 " shaltemi'ilteni, (10) I bring his up hill. 
 
 " nkulshaltcmuisem, nkulshalteniusomen, (9) T go up hdl wiih^ 
 
cv.iia. 
 
 \\\. JCS^Mooia. 
 
 nch :is he goes ai'tu' 
 
 lld'ohst. 
 
 uup.io iieuv Missoula, 
 
 il up. 
 
 iv.g it at tho fire, f. 'j. 
 
 rottlcs at the five, 
 ng worn hanging uu- 
 r as a powder horn is 
 
 iiaugs fron\ the should- 
 
 vt uiulev my urn\. 
 
 t u os-ku6sts \n stipeis 
 lianging, or suspciKlud 
 
 ,,nml;anran going up 
 
 iclined to the hiU. 
 
 am hanging down. 
 
 . a. Ind. 1 go up somi' 
 
 for him. 
 
 \iss. (8) I make hiiu go 
 
 in;'- up that hill. 
 
 i, (R) 1 hring it up lull 
 
 liuii. 
 
 (^0) I go up hdl with 
 
 005 
 SHAL 
 
 him, I bring him up hill with mo. 
 
 \.3 uliilsh:ilLC(jin.'ni, ehiUhuiLumjuieu, chiidlialluiiomoiil^ (9) I have 
 
 that hanging over me. 
 E.s-chiishaltene, iL is hanging over. 
 ShiiUeus, Hanging by tho center. 
 Clisluilteiib, Hanging down from on high. 
 Xslia'-teuH, Hanging between, among, inside, r. (j. in a room. 
 T'.slialleiis, Hanging down below the speaker, 'kao-tshalteu.s hi 
 
 i.s'c'hniiists hi sguelmin,' Wo are suspended over hoU. 
 ,;iit'lsliull, adj. Abrupt. 2 — Diiriuull. o — Auuoyiug. 
 L'tibclshaltulegu, Through abrupt place. 
 
 Ie;vcbilshaleiieni, ebilsbaleneen, ohilshalcneent, (S) I hung or sus- 
 
 jiend something over him ; 'chiisbalcncis lu t'npiiston/ He 
 
 liung a swoi'd over or above him) 'ehshaltunciuis hi npiisten,' 
 
 He had tho sword hanging over him. 
 
 E^-ehilshalone, It had been su&ponded ovor. 
 
 Cliiiies-chsbalnii, ebin-Liisiuilini, flishaiiisii, (7; v.. a. ind. 1 hang or 
 
 suspend something on another, v, g. a child at the saddle. 
 icvcli^baliui, e]i.-balc'nti.n, ebsbalinl, r. /r. (10) I hUopend il, bang it 
 or tasteii it, not with nails or pins, but as you would hung a 
 wali'b oit u nail. 
 liiiR'.-i (hsbal.sbisbi, c. )\I. 1 hang souietbing A)r others. 
 Icvcli.shaLhishem, i". nl. (9) I hang up that for others. 
 " chshalshitem, v. rd. (15) I hang up something for him. 
 ■ rli.siiallteiu, tbshalilteii, ehshalUt t". rn'. (17) I bang, suspeml 
 
 his 
 
 •• (li.sluilmineni ehshahuiu ebohalminl, v. int. I use il to suspend 
 
 something at it. 
 " chshalciusem, ohshald'uson, chshalousent, v.coj). loc. (8) f hang, 
 
 susi)end il above on high. 
 '• (.hsbalelisem, id. pi. 
 
 ■■•' . Iishaleusem, clishalousouieu, c. inst. (9) I hang high up on 
 that. 
 
 '■ clisbaleultem, i*. rop. i\L I hang his high up. 
 
 •' (.li^balmineusem, Id. 
 
 Chiiies-olishak nzuti, chin cbshalenzut, v. ref. (5) I hang myself on 
 
 some object. 
 lo-c!islialon/.ulem; clKi!enzutc;nei!, c. ref. in^f. I hang myself on it. 
 
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 Es-r'hslii1aii'j, or o«-r']i>;]ialc''nf!, jV. o.selisliilalls, osfhblmlcli.s, It is put 
 
 hanging high up. 
 Tc-flishihiusen), ios-c1isliilaliscni — tlic Siiine us 'ics-ch.sli:i]6ii.sciii.' 
 S'ciistiXt,, .s\ /;)/. Tlu- lian^jii!';; 'szchsliul/ Thii having haiigc-il, 
 
 Avhat has hoen hung. 
 'Chshalniin, ch'^ha.lniinlcn, .-'. Insli'unioat Tor hanging anything — ilu^ 
 
 first word rolatcs to the pcr-Jon lianging, the second to llnj o], 
 
 jcct hung. 
 rhshaltnAni'Mi, .'^. A pivson adulctod fa-itidiousl^ to lum 
 
 things. 
 
 gUlg ii;. 
 
 Sgnohshalnn, >?. A p:M'>:nn apji )i>ito'I to Iiaiig up something. 
 
 Chshalenziiton, .•^. Tlio hanger of 
 
 ER-cnsriAT.TKi's, jin'f. It is hanging fro^m ahovc, ay a person hiuii^, 
 
 not nieannig thoponalty, hut simply the fact of hanging riun, 
 
 on high. 
 CTTT>J'ES-STTA'T,LI, i-hin-sliall, T am annoyed, hizy. 
 Te'i-shiilhMn, shalU^men, shallement, (0) I am annoyed hy him, orii. 
 
 " kol-shallcm, kolshallemen, id. 
 rhines-shaHeniisti, T am annoyed hy myself. 
 Ios-shalk>mistein, sliallemistemen, (9) I am annoyed b}- it. 
 Kaes-shalleTnenuegui, We are annoyed by each other. 
 Shelhlmen, s. An idler, eaaily annoyed. 
 Shalshelt, adj. Annoying, tii'csomej 'sholshalt,' lie becanio iiii 
 
 noyed. 
 Ku-nf^halslielzin, Yon are a tiresonic talk(>r. 
 Tos-shalzinom, slKil.".!nenien, (0) I annoy him by talking. 
 Chin-chshelshals, I look annoyed. 
 
 fes-ohshalshem, chshalsemen, (9"* 1 look ar.noj'cd at him. 
 « ohshalehslem. ehsalohstemen, (9) T do that with annuyaiia,! 
 
 sluggishly. 
 Shalshcllegu, ?. An annoying place. 
 SIIEE, (idr. There, look there, behold ; 'Shoe lu aslan,' DoIk 
 
 thy mother. 
 Sheneh, Look here, it is hero. 
 Sliehc, Look there, it is th.cre. 
 She he')''. All is over, it is >lone — nseil by the Flathfads lo (llsriusi 
 
 the people after a meeting. 
 M-shc luM, It will be all over. 
 
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 <[[[•] is ii.sod :is ;ui i>xj)Ictivc in narnitioiis, iiiiJ answers to our cx- 
 plolivo "wull," ch hicn ; 'i-hiii-gui, slio cliiii-nako, sho chin-sust, 
 slio ko-p61stoiu,' r went well, I wtolo well, I drunk well, I was 
 beaten. 
 ^hc she, Let it be .so, so-so ; hn-rAxt .she,' That will bo it, it will be 
 
 so-so. 
 <hf, TIk' answer oi'tbo i>eople at Ibo close ol' a speech, denoting 
 
 approval. 
 Shci, l>r. (lew. It is tliat or this,; 'i-sbtii,' It is the very one, just 
 
 that, just this, it is the same one. 
 ("niii shci, I am that one, I am tlie one, I am such a one ; 'i-cbin- 
 
 sbei,' I am the same one. 
 [,!i shi'i, That; 'i'i-sbci, Just that, the same one, no other. 
 Shisbei, pi. Them. IpsL 
 Chin-rshehii, J/wf. 1 am the poor little I'ellow. 
 MiiAsicAT, Such a day ; T.shiaskat^' On such a day; 'ne I'shiaskat,' 
 
 On such a future day. 
 S'liispi'iiticb, Such a ^car ; 'rsbiispeuticb,' In sucii a year. 
 ShioK'gu, Such a place; 'I'shiolegu,' In such a place. 
 Sliiiiiinug, Such an hour; I'shiimniig,' In such an hour. 
 ■!!iii!;_u, Sucli a Irihc or people; 'la suicligu,' Such a tribe or na- 
 
 li(Mi, That tribe; 'i-sbieligu, It is the same tribe. 
 ":'!ii-/.Mi slici, I said yes, good, very well, be it so ; I give my con- 
 
 senl to anything. JKi>^Eu. 
 i';iiNi;> siiKi, cbin-slieiein, sheisb, (G) r. a. int. I grant something, 
 
 ac(t)rd sometliing. 
 Ii-slitioui, sbcien, sbeicnl, r. 7. /'. (8) 1 grant that, I agree to it, i 
 Jii not dispute about it. 
 ■ ^lu'iltem, sbcilten, sheilt, v. rd. (Id) I 'grant that to bun, I 
 
 un'lint his 'ko sheieH/ Grant me that, pass me that, do not 
 
 (tony me that, let me have my own way in that. 
 • ^hcisblem, sbeishten, sheislit, r. rd. (14) I grant something for 
 liis sake ; "ta ko-es-shcishlgu,' You do not want to agree with 
 mo in anything. 
 \;\es-sliisbtucgui, rcc. We yield to one another, "We each agree with 
 the opinion of the other, 
 be Vlatb^ads to tli-'^'''''^Kaes-shcimenu6gui. jg@"Sbemen. 
 
 iiiNF.sNsiitr, cbin-nshei, nsheish^ (5) I am included in, i am one 
 
 ^-cbbbalell.-, It is [m 
 
 'les-ebsbalcu.sem.' 
 Hie baving aangt'l, 
 
 .uging anytbiug-llu 
 the second to the ob 
 
 )usl} to b.anglu-; a- 
 
 up ^ometbing. 
 
 JVC, as a person buntj, 
 e fact onumgiiig rroiv; 
 
 L>d, la/-y 
 
 . :iunoycdby him,ovil. 
 
 annoycil by vt. 
 cacb otber. 
 
 ilsbalt,' llo bccaino 
 
 uu- 
 
 [m by talking. 
 
 \iioyed at bini. 
 lo that witb annoyaiKxj 
 
 'Sbc'j Uv asUoi,' BcIk'1'1 
 
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 506 
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 ofthc [):ii'tv, r !iin present in. 
 ( ?Iiinos-nslii('!iii.si, I use to bo arnonr^, (o i:;o amonEf. 
 (.'riiN'K^-siirsiT^i, [ t'oUow suit, I :im one of tlio coinpanyj <t:iia 
 skoVn^ ks-^]iisli(^i }n I'sninuniti,' She \v;>>! not in tlic h;il)it of 
 keeping coinpaii}- with the hoys j 'i-p'kaos-shishei/ Ec ye 
 always togi^thov, keep the eomjian}- of each other at all titacs 
 — as man and wife should do. 
 Kaes-nahish6i, We were therein. 
 
 fes-nshdiem, nshiMsten. nsheiskn, )". r,i'i.<ifi. (S") I make him he pres- 
 ent in a company, [ make him go in company with a party. 
 Ohines-shifelshi, ehin-slii(Ms, shiclsh, '5) ml. T thiiilc so, I do not dis- 
 pute it by my opinion. 1 agree to, 
 les-shidlsem, 8hi61somen, shielsement, vol. t. T think that same, I 
 agree to that, T grant that, 1 consent to it — not in the will, 
 but in the mind, so that it is not used for consent proper to 
 anything. 
 " shielscmHem, (16) 1 agree to his plan, etc. 
 '< shishi61sem, red. 
 
 < 'riiNKS-STUKLST, ?"o^ (5) T wi>-li [not only think] (lie same, I give 
 my consent fov niarrin<';e. Both the parties and pan'iils use 
 this word. 
 res-nshielsom, nshiMsemen, nshielsoraent^ iwf. (9) I wish that same 
 thing. 
 
 nshi^lsem nshi61sten, rnv,s~:'^. vol. (8) T make him wish the same, 
 nshiMsshtem, nshiclsshten, r. rrf. (14) I wish the same as ho, 1 
 wish the s:imo for his sake, T agree in heart witli lum. 
 Kaes-nshielsennegni, "We are of one ojnnion. 
 Kaes-nshielsemenn6gni [from 'nshielsemen'] We wisli ior oih 
 
 another, 
 Kaes-n«hi(Mshtn/'gni [from 'nshielsljteen'] AVe agree with oi.oj 
 another, We oblige one another ; 'hi i-sznshi6lR,' AYliat I agiejj 
 to. 
 
 ( ■FTTVKs-NSll?;Tv;T\r, 1 say the sam"^, T e\-j)ress my consent by wenlJ 
 les-nsli^izinem. nshrizinemen, (0) I agree 1o liis words, T tako jKirtJ 
 in conversations with him ; 'taks-nsh(^i/,inementgu, lu cs-die-j 
 chcTiinmisti,' Take nc) part with people spealcing iininodest, 
 les-'-hnsheizinein, chnsheiziinemen, (9) T take part in that converj 
 Ration. 
 
 u 
 « 
 
ong. 
 
 ,ho. compaii}-; 'tarn 
 s lint in the linliit of 
 vacs-shi«Ui!i,' Bo ye 
 ich other ivt all tlmos 
 
 I I make him ho prcs- 
 ipany with a party, 
 think so, I tlo not dis- 
 
 '. T think that samo, I 
 ^^^ it — not in the will, 
 for consent proper to 
 
 ;tc. 
 
 link] the same, 1 give 
 Kivties and parvnts use 
 
 wt. (0) I wish that «ame 
 
 lake him wish the sr>me. 
 T wish the same as ho, 1 
 heart with hnn. 
 
 n. 
 i'] We wish ior on. 
 
 h We agree with o;,i' 
 l-s/.nshielR,' What I agii".'| 
 
 ks mv consent hy wei'il- 
 o his words, T take luirt 
 Josi/,inementfi;u, lu os-i'lio^ 
 V s'';eaking imnioilest. 
 [ko i>art in that convi'V- 
 
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 loscliiisht'izinoinltcm, (16) I tako part in his conversation, Bpcci- 
 (icd the matter talUod ahoiit; 'Taks-chublicizinomlziu iu u- 
 siiiokoial, 1 will nut tako part iu your talcs. 
 
 CiiiM;a-snisri;C;si, chiu-sliispiiusuiii, «hispuusish, (G) I have thu 
 same heart, will. 
 
 wo havo the same heart. 
 
 ^1U•^- 
 
 liispuuscni, Wo agrcu. 
 
 los-shispuuseni, shispnusenicn^ shispiiusenicnt. 
 
 CuiNKS-siiiKciisTi I take part in a job. 
 
 K'rfsuieehstem, shieclijleinen, sliicehstcraent, (9) I lake part with 
 
 him iu working. 
 •• nshicclisteii), n-'hiechstomen, (9j I give him part of anything, 1 
 miike him partakoi". 
 
 •' clnishic'chstem, ehuKhicchstcmen, (^9) 1 have part iu that, I par- 
 ticipate in that deed. 
 • vhiishicchsteincltcin, (IG) 1 tako jiart with him in that, or in hisj 
 'taks-chnshi^chstcmel/iiu lu a-eznako,' I will have no part with 
 your stealing. 
 Es-shiimfeus, They are at par, one is of the same value of the othci*. 
 
 niines-schiinmszuti, I j.lace myself at par with 
 
 [.-;-.~Iiiimuszutem, shiiinus/.iitcmcn, (9) I place myself at par with 
 liim, I make m} self his equal ; "shiimuszutemis, lu Koliuzii- 
 tcn,' lie placed himself ai par with God. 
 
 " shiimnszi\temltem, (16) 1 place myself at par Avith his 
 
 •' sliiiincusem, shiuueuscu, shiimeuseut, (^8)1 place those two iv- 
 
 gether^ T think they are equal to one another. 
 Irs-ohshiiincusem, chshiinieusemen ; (•out. es-chshiimeusemsteu (9) 
 
 T place that at par with 'chshiimciisemsten iu Jesu Kli lu 
 
 I'liakoeineii, Jesus Christ was placed at par with a thief. 
 fiS'Compare. 
 :'!isiiir:rii,K i. "Maslir niKi', lurd J ko-chsliiepile,' lam boss, 'ko- 
 r.nchshicpilc,' I am yuiir boss^ 'iii-chshiepile,' lie is my bossj 
 'ta-e]il-chshi6pile/ He has no body to look after him, ho bc- 
 imigs to no body — as a single iiuin or woman, a stray horse, 
 ;'. vagabond Tndian that is under no chief, or that has a chiei 
 of no account, 
 s (lishiopilem, chshiepilcmcn, chshiepilement, (9) T take hiui lor 
 
 in}' chief, master, lord. 
 ' koUchshifepilcm, koll-chshit^pilcmcnt, (9) id. 
 
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 KAKs-sTiirMNiiftai'T, Wo ix^ lo.jrctliiM- \vo 1< 
 
 rop foni]iaiiy Id^Tl] 
 
 lei- 
 
 mIso what ncfompimics hvoMd, otc, ('nrnpanatico. 
 
 ill iiiMhiimciincj' 
 
 II, M 
 
 V conniaiiion. 
 
 luics. 
 
 Sll l']MK\, s. Kncmy, a'lvor.snry j 'c'hiii-oi)!-sIuMiu'!i,' I havceiio 
 I (In fi'i^'lit, T am a lioro ; 'ta-lcMopi-sliciiu'-i:,' You havi' no ciicniios 
 
 you do not tight, coward. 
 'n-sh";n6n, '^fv onomy, 'Ijo-s'umhi'is,' 1 ain liis eiiciny. 
 los shiMiH'iioin, slu'turML'imMi, sIu'moMorncnt, (ft) 1 have that ciiomy 
 
 r look upon him as n]>on my cin'my. 
 ('inn kol}sheMuii, I make myself' an eiio 
 1cs-I:o!]-shom(Snom, IcoIlshiMnenenicn, (0) I tiv;)i him as my (mkmuv, 
 Shomoniilemi, .«. Knomios' fouiitry. 
 Ks-snKMrf:TTsr, Thcv aiv enemies: 'kaes-shem'neusi, "We :ir 
 
 my, 
 
 e eiic- 
 
 m 
 
 los, of ditl'creiit trihcH, 
 
 ! smknlshom'n^nsten, .<•. ^fv reeiproeal eiioinj-. 
 
 Kaos-shem'n'MiH, We stTn<! opjxtsite nno to ano 1hei', as our hand 
 
 eyes, clieeks ete. 
 Ks-nshemn^MiR, They stand op]iosito to one aiiothov in a I'ooiii, r. (\ 
 
 two stal'ios on the oppo-ite sides ol'a ehiireh, 
 Ks-(MT'JiiKAiNf;T's, They htj'.'id (v,>p()site to on*^ another, outside 
 
 ']• 
 
 • stiemneuscMn, 
 
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 le-f 
 
 'h.shenniensteni, C^') "We staml 
 
 on oniK,. 
 
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 1e siih's ot' him, wo are one at tlie left, another at the rl<'iil 
 hand of him : 'ehshomn^nstem, }n f ul nakoemoii,' Tlic thiews 
 were at eadi side of liirn, lie had a thief at each side. 
 
 Ks ehshimshimnnsaks, The eyes are a.t opposite sides of the iioso. 
 
 I'ls-k-olsheninti-Mi-'-, The opposite cheek, the other eheok. 
 
 Chines-ehshimsliimnnsrne, T liave ears at opposite sides. 
 
 Chin-shim^'himniiseehst, I eai-ry something with both hands apart, 
 ■>•. a. n huekot of M-ater by each hand. 
 
 SUKPT, a'lj. Slow, slii^r^rlsh," lazy. 
 
 Ohin-shetuilshi, 1 i.rrow lazy. 
 
 los-kolshentem, kolsheptenien, (0) T find hiin la.'iv, slow. 
 
 Shkutk^i 
 
 A 
 
 arL';e irirl, hut under twelve : ks-shrn1e 
 
 nil. 
 
 N 
 
 bo a largo girl. 
 Bhnentom, pi, Larire ".'iris 
 Shesluitem, d'l:,. A little girl ; ;7. sheushulem, The little girl 
 
 der twelve years. 
 Shntomelt ,9 T)aaghtor; 'is-shutemelt,' "Nfy dau):hter. 
 
 oar to 
 
 lU'r 
 
•OTiipany toijoUuM' ; 
 fico. 
 
 K-ii,' I have enemies, 
 
 0(1 1i;iv>' no c'lunuos, 
 
 MKMUy. 
 
 ) 1 luivo that cnoiny, 
 
 ]\ him ;ii^ n\y (Miciny. 
 
 'nc'U.M, "We ure eiic- 
 
 H) 
 
 11\oi' a^: om" liuiuls. 
 
 fiolhev in a room, r. ij. 
 
 uireli. 
 
 another, ont.-iile. 
 
 ^"l 'Wv. stanil oil ojipit- 
 
 , another at the right 
 
 ikoenicn,' The thieves 
 
 it each side. 
 ite siiles of the iios',\ 
 
 icr c'heelc. 
 
 I'isite si(h'S. 
 ith both liaiuls upuvl, 
 
 l:\7.y, sh>\v. 
 l-s-sh.''>i1emi,' Xo:tv t. 
 
 |ii, The little girls, uu- 
 iu<rliter. 
 
 611 
 
 SHI 
 
 aiiK'.- 
 
 liui^nilclli, ell 
 
 I .-5liULVJ.il. i^ll, 
 
 forth 
 
 a iliv 
 
 K->j 
 
 iIlU 
 
 I* ".lau^.iLoi', biiUjLi; 
 
 
 iJicieii piUe luoii.s, eateu. 
 
 'iriXI^S-SUl!' I.LM, euiu-^luLlir 
 
 i^ii 
 
 f vv 
 
 uiu jirevcii 
 
 ted 
 
 I'rom sturtiiii;', I tiwd roasuus to stay uL homo. 6^%Sht'i 
 liliieo-tililljj'inlui.^i, Ji'^q. 
 
 jenieii, . . Oil., tlial ahvay.-.^ finJ.^ pr 
 
 etc -MS loi 
 
 itai 
 
 SITIEMIL, Particle denoting exeeodi:igly, super. 
 
 -Ill; 
 
 irCr, 
 
 •/,■ Tn.^tead. Jl 
 
 Uill 
 
 pi\,iiXv.'(l U.I a prcpuallieii 
 
 to tlic verb itself. *Lu ne ks-.shiisgeentegu kucml tolzii 
 
 iiaiik;iiilgii,' Iii.--i',ad o.' L-lieekin^- liuu yeu do eneoiirago him; 
 u;ks-hlnisaii,iteiue;ilein, m kae-eliiiu.-.->hitein,' Instead of 
 
 'ill 
 
 1.- 
 
 ;;eltini; nuid at h 
 jU ko-kae!idiiis 
 
 uai ivo should pray lor him. 
 
 .l/A' 
 
 ■;t l-bizclU, u 
 
 ;>ii'0ii/:e.5 iCo j;ui/;cits 
 
 stead of giving me my fine blanket, you gave mc his ref 
 
 use 
 
 lilanket : Jc.sii KII lu 
 
 ■jhii.-slecles, t /.uilz u koJialks tkonte^ 
 
 kl 
 
 iilkalsheli 
 
 leii/iiiii-., i>e..>'ii. 
 
 c: 
 
 ii liisiija 
 
 u u. reiiKU.iiii<; 
 
 lere 
 
 himself lell the priests Lo hold his place. 
 ClIlXIOS-SlIllTHMi, ehiiie.s-,-,hiit, e,> shiit-^h, (IT)) I am iir.sl, 1 
 
 before, I go the lir.sL in a line. 
 Es-.>,li!U, He is the first; 'shi'iL,' JIo went lirsl. 
 
 iTO 
 
 Sill 
 
 I't, lie became first. 
 
 ut<:iu, 
 
 The first word. 
 
 riiiiies-shitzini, chin-shit/Aii, (5) I have the first word. 
 K-.s!iiIt/.iiie;u, shiiuinen, sliLUint, (10) 1 s.iy I'aaL word tirsl 
 
 ^aiit;uis, 
 
 Lol, 
 
 The 
 
 I'd he said was 
 
 •m.iiaer. 
 
 ■-hiitziuem, .shi;ti'/uiemen, shiitz'uiemeiit, (9) I say the flr.^t won 
 
 ;) ir.m 
 
 1 
 
 lea.c to him first of ui 
 
 hul/iaeuus iu skois. 
 
 IL 
 
 S.l 
 
 d llie Iir.sl word lo his moLher. 
 
 Ks-N,siii[zfxi, es nshii/.in, uilj. The brmcipal, the uppermost j 'e.>- 
 
 usauzm 
 
 Tl 
 
 10 ii'reatest troo 
 
 1; 
 
 e.s-nshii/Aii, tcie, 
 
 It 
 
 is tlK 
 
 ;'i'eatesi evil, tlie principal evil 
 
 Ihuie: 
 tl 
 
 iishiizini, ehikaes-ushii>;ini, lam the sunrcme, I want to I 
 
 SI 
 
 IplVI 
 
 ne, 
 
 ■n.-^:ii. /Allien 
 
 ;l.■^i^, 
 
 ;:i:iemen, ont. es lishii/diiemsteii, es-s!iii/.'iiiem- 
 
 I- 
 
 V J 
 
 t; 
 
 or u 
 
 Uie 
 
 best. 
 
 ill- 
 
 ^t. 
 
 vollushiizinom, id. 
 ,>]rii/dncmhem, (19) T tl 
 
 to be the supreme_, the 
 
 Ih 
 
612 
 
 sm 
 
 
 s§ 
 
 »=3 
 
 thw 
 
 ?5 
 
 §3 
 
 
 S"" 
 
 M 
 
 ^ 
 
 ^ 
 
 first. 
 
 Kno'-iisliiizi'nrimMuirLrn!, TTt* diink c'lcli '>lli"i' nuv supi'ricjr,-.. c*,,. 
 
 prriores invicem nrhitranies. 
 CiiTNEs-NsiiiTZTsfrTrJ mako niysolf llio first. 
 Chiiios-nsliiizinonizuli, T lliink mysolf the first. 
 Snsliiizinoniszi^li, s. Tlio being j)r()ii(l, the (liiukiny one wolf abovi 
 
 others, ])ri(lo as an aft. 
 Tn-ohnshiizincMiisziUon, •-■. What T am proud of. 
 Tos-f'hnsliii7,imMnis1orii, fliiisliii/.inoim'stiMiu'ii, (0) I am proinl of 
 
 that : 'fhnshii7,inomistom"n(gii In a-sumumt,' You arc piouil of 
 
 yonr hoauty 
 Nshiizinomszut(^mo:i, .s. Prou'l. 
 RushiizirKMUHzutc^mon, ,«. Prido as a habit. 
 CiTiNr.-'-siiilTSTTTM, T rub my fV't on tlu> f?(ior, as childven may (l. 
 
 in a school. 
 CiTtNEs-siriirrh.sni, shiitilshi, (5) I became the first. 
 Tos-sbiii'dshem, '■•liiitilslitcnj sliiililskii, (^) T make hiui b(>((,'iiu' t! 
 
 first, T place him first. 
 TFS-sTiTiTi'T.sK^r, >-]ui<cls(Mnc!i. (0^ T lliinl: lie is first^ abovcj hi^hoi' 
 riiiuos-shiitolscmisti. F think F am the first. 
 Ics-shiitclscmistom, .shiitclsomislcmcn, (9) I think he is first. 
 Kaes-sliiitels(>!iH'!i!icgriij "We lliink' eadi ot'ier to be the first. 
 I-soi-sun'T, TFe that ;.!;oe-^ be fore me ; 'kuiks-gushiit,' l]e my giiitk, 
 
 go ahead of me. 
 h\\ kaessgiishiil, Om- forefaLhers; our dead, who went alioail of 
 
 us. 
 Ica-gushiitcm, gushiilemen, ^•ushiitemcnt, (0) T have hitn A)r mv 
 
 guide, ahead of me. 
 CnTNEs-r.oi.siiiiTt'sr, T go ahea<l. 
 Tos-golshiitiisem, goLshiitusteii, golshiitustis, (8) I go ahead of liii, 
 
 guide him, as the star j 'es-golshiitiislis,' (8) The wise men. 
 Ics-golshiilusom, golsliiitusemen, golshiitusement, (0) inst. I liiiwi 
 
 him for guide, I use him as my guide. 
 
 " gotsliiitulteiu, (16) T guide his 
 
 " golshiituslemhem^ lnf<i. rd. (16) I have the guidance of his. 
 
 I have his for guide. 
 
 In-golshiitiisten, s. Jfy guide; 'gi^lshiitustis lii kiiki\sem hi t'ililiuil 
 
 !Aiim,'The star was the guide of the wise men. 
 
iiir suponor.-.. 
 
 kin" one soli' iibovi 
 
 int,' Vou are proud of 
 
 V M*^ fliiUlvcu may il. 
 \o fu'sl. 
 
 is first, ubovc, b. 
 
 iijllici 
 
 think b^' is fi^*^'^- 
 ,cv to be ibc fir^^t. 
 ,.^usbiit; "lie iny g"''l^ 
 
 iul, ^vbo weut ;ibcu<l u!' 
 
 (0) T biivc bim for myj 
 
 ^ (8) 1 go ubead of luu.; 
 L ' rS) Tbe wise men. 
 U>mei>l, (0) inst. T lu.v. 
 
 U\e i^iiicbuue of bis 
 
 hi kuki\sem In t'ililiuii 
 lise in en. 
 
 lii-gelsliitoiiisuteii, js. Uuidc. 
 I'liiNKs-bUUTKuu.yi'i, 1 do lii'rtl. 
 
 ;,, shiiU'clislom, shiilcilihlciueii, (',)) 1 d(( Tuai lli;,l. 
 [jii il;,s-Hhiitt!cb.st, Wliut 1 will do tbi; liral. 
 
 |^.,-( Ii.sbiitOeiialem, rii.sliiiLculi.sluiiuMi, ('.)) 1 uiu iho tir.-a lu liiy my 
 IkukIs on biia or it— si feat ol'bruvcry by lioiiii-' Hrsl lo lav 
 Imnd.s on an cneiiiy. 
 Chiiios-cbshiiUichsti, r. n. 1 j;nib first. 
 
 ;,> .siiUTLrii;.M, sliiitutifiiicii, QJj i .soc iuiii IjeluiL; auyljud^ cl.->e. 
 K,s iisUiiturtcni, n.sbiitueieinen, (9) T look at biiii before I look al 
 
 iiuy other objeet. 
 i;> ;N.-,ililTiii,s, Jle i.s ll.e lirsl anioiij^- , 'erj-elisbiitc'iis,' Ih' i^ tbe fir.sl 
 
 above olhens, God. 
 |^s-ii:ibiit6uBcni, ii,shiiteii«en, (8) I arrive tiiu tirwt among tiieni, I 
 
 aiii llrst among otbertj. 
 Ij-aliiiLemisbeli, My ili^l child, My lirst born. 
 >liiU'iiui»lceligu, The people of old, tin,' lirwt people. 
 Slutilesius, They joined at the plaee ot beginning. 
 li.nKtdJibUii'i'KM, kolbihiitemsteii, (9; I tliink lie i.s tlie tirsst. 
 I-SIIIITLE, They are all in one line, straight. The opposite to 
 
 'os-m6tlo.' 
 ;4iiilllegu, The land is all uven, plain; M'sbitlulegu,' On the 
 
 pluiiib. 
 ichilshiitloUu, Sea, lake, water ail even, oalni. 
 iuiii-shiitleligui, 1 vi.sil diil'erent tribes one after anotlier, ] maUf. 
 
 a tour among the dillerent Indian tribes. 
 i,.>-.-iliiLleniini, shilloiatLcn, shillcnu.'^ku, c. i, i\ (10) 1 make tbem 
 
 bo in a straight line. 
 i,uiiL> sliitltumsbi, I make tbe iolks go in a straight line. 
 liU.sjis-siiiTJiLS, 1 look all around, as wild boys do in ehureh, 
 li.vslullusem, shitliiseiiien, (Oj 1 look at Lbeiu one after another, I 
 |iii&s them in reviev;. 
 
 .-'iiillepusem, shitlepusenieii, bbitlepiisemeul, (0_) I pa.i.-i ihem 
 111 review, I look all ai'oiiiid at them. 
 iiinie.--sbiilleui'idti, nr ehines-shitlemeii/uti (o) I am, or go in a 
 >U'aiglil line, one after anotlier, a.-^ in a procession ; •.-.liiitle- 
 laeuzutai, Go all in a straight line. 
 ;ilMl,^-.-li^i'i.i'Mi', rhiii, r-biUip, sliitlipsli, (")) I lose oiieganie; 
 
514 
 SHIL 
 
 'chin-chol.shitHp,' I lose three guinos ; •chiii-eflshUip,' 1 U))^. 
 
 two funics. 
 Io8-Mliitlojioiiriiu'in, slntlpeiu\ii (8) 1 make liim lose one guiiu' I 
 
 bout him ojie giime. 
 
 le.s-sliitlepeiiuHeiu, I gain lii.M f. <j. horse by gainhliiig. 
 
 " Hhitlpeminein, shitlpomin, inst. T lose that, I find, have ilim 
 
 won. 
 Lu i-szshitllp, Wliat I have lost. 
 
 CiiiNK8-Nsiirn,Ei'iisr, v. i. I i)ay all my cleht, I heeomo ovon. 
 IcH-nshitlepuscm, r. t. (S) I pay all that debt. 
 " Bhitlemeuscm, shitlemciisen, (8) I put tbom side by side, flat. 
 
 even. 
 KAENsnrTLPKfciN, We have done smoking, the pipe is over— tJu' 
 
 word to dismiss u crowd after smoking. 
 Kac-shitlepoziii, We have done talking one after another. 
 Chin-shitlepec'hst, I have done working, doing around, v. y. I buj)- 
 
 tized every one, one after another. 
 Chin-shitlcp61igu, I have done visiting all the tribes ; 'chin-shitJo- 
 
 poJgu,' I have made my rounds, seeing all the houses. 
 ISZ-SIIIL, What I have chopped with the axe. 
 Shelil, It got chopped. 
 
 Es-shclcmi, CH-shil, j)r/6'A'. It is being chopped. 
 Chines-shclemi, chin-shclim, sholiish, v. a. ind. (7) I chop with the 
 
 axo. 
 los-shoUm^ sholcnt6n, shclint, cont. es-shelst6n, os-sholst^ku, i'. t. r, \ 
 
 (10) I chop it. 
 " shelhdm, shelH«in, shelilt, r. rd. (17) I chop his or it for 
 
 him. 
 " shelshitom, sholshitcn, sholshit, v. rel. (15) I chop for him ;j 
 
 'ko-shclshit,' Chop me some wood. 
 Kaes-shclshitu^gui, "We chop for one another, wc help one anotlieii 
 
 chopping wood. 
 Ics-shclshishem, shelshishcmcn, (9) 1 chop that for others. 
 Chines-shelshishi, (6) I chop for others. 
 Kaos-sholnu^gui, Wc chop one another with axes. 
 Kacs-shelpkanu^gui, We chop one another's head. 
 lEs-siiELEMfNEM, shcleinincmen, (9) inst. I use that to chop. 
 " sheleminemHom, (16) inst. rel. I chop with his axe, i. d 
 
;nu lose Olio |;aiin<, I 
 
 by j;um1»Un}^. 
 
 nil, I <inil. ^»^^'^' ^^'"^ 
 
 beciMno even. 
 
 L. 
 
 Lboiu Huie by side, flat, 
 
 tlio pipy >>* ovev— till 
 
 uftor unolhev. 
 
 ng arouml, v. 'J. I bup- 
 
 tho tribes ; 'chin-sliiUo- 
 r nil the lumsee. 
 axe. 
 
 ind. (7) I tUop with the 
 st6u, cB-sbolst^ku, v. t. r. 
 
 I obopbis or it for 
 
 I. (15) I cbop for him; 
 
 lor, wo l»clp one anolbei 
 
 I) that for othore. 
 
 Ub axes. 
 Ir's bead, 
 use that to chop. 
 Lpwith bis axe, c. <ji 
 
 616 
 SHEL 
 
 I u«o bis to (bop. 
 
 Slii'lfmin, v. Axe; 's'slielemintiMi,' Axe-handlo. 
 [Ks-siiKj.ftrsKM, .shoU>imeri, (8) r. i-oj). 1 chop it in two. 
 [I's-slicUOiscMii, (H) I chop several pieces in two. 
 Ks-siieW;iis, It is cut in two. 
 
 [(.s-chsbeleiisem, (8) I cut it on lii^^b, v. <j. brunches on high. 
 '< nsheicuscni, (H) [ choi* between, I brandish tny axe between 
 
 them, cliop here and th»H'e ainoiifj; them, 
 •' sliel'lni'knem, shel'ndn, ^) I succeed in chop])ing it. 
 Tiis slicriutem, It cannot be ch()p]»ed. 
 Tiis shclemutenisten, I cannot choj) it. 
 ('|iines-nshelenn>lsi, vol. I wish to chop. 
 ('liiiu'H-shcleinhiisi,/r(Y/. T go a chopping. 
 Chmos-sheltiinishi I strike people with the axo. 
 iKSKir.suKLbi, kursbeliiitcn, (lO) I chop it off, I cut that off a log, 
 etc. 
 
 KskulshelltOni, (17) I cut ofl'tbat for him or bis 'ko-kulshilt,' 
 
 chop of!' that for me, a piece of a log, meat, etc. 
 I'liiXK.s-siiKrAr.Koi, chin-shelulkom, (6^ T cut trees, chop ti'ees. 
 Iis-slielalkoin, shcliilkon, (8) i cut that tree, that wood. 
 I's-slieli'ilko, The wood is cut j 'i-szshelaiko,' What trees I have 
 
 cut. 
 (iiiSKs-siiKLKiM, chin-sbeltipein, shelepish, (6) I fell trees, shrubs, 
 standing on the stump ; I fell trees, I chop them at the foot. 
 K's-shelepem, sbelepen, sbelepcnt, (8) I chop, tell that tree or 
 shrub. 
 
 .slicleidtem, (16) I cut down that tree for him, I chop his tree, 
 shelepshtem. (14) I fell trees for him. 
 shelepshem, shel<jpshoinen, (9) 1 fell that tree for othei's. 
 iit's-sheliipshi, (G) I fell trees for others, 
 I S;;iislielt'pem, A wood-chopper, feller. 
 ICiiiNKS-suKLAPKANi, cliin-shelipkan, 1 have my head cut with an 
 
 uxe — really the back part of the head. 
 iliiiK's-shelapkani, chin-sheliipkanem, shelapkanish, (6) I cut my 
 
 head with the axe, 
 livNlicliipkanem, shelapkan, shelapkant, (8) I ehoj) his head with 
 I an axe, 
 
 kiilshelupkain'm, (8) I cut, choj) oil' his head. 
 

 i^^ 
 
 »» 
 
 thW 
 
 5^ 
 
 SS 
 
 't^ 
 
 s-< 
 
 M 
 
 ^ 
 
 k 
 
 siriN 
 
 [('--••llillllil;;!!!;'!!!. -I. i'l;i|lK!in('MH'll, /■/'>/. f!)) I l|v,. i| to rliO|) 1 
 
 '* sli('|;i|)l<iilti«iii. (}^\) I cliop tlic liciul of his 
 
 li';ii 
 
 III slu>l|»Icaii.'',iU('n, lie tli;\t diMiipcd my Iicivd. 
 
 KS-Sirry, Tt is stuck nil, MS (I Idler stnmp. 
 
 Sliiiiii, !t u'ot sdicK- (111 ; M:iI<-< ^ilurm,' Tf will mil <iu-k. 
 
 ( Miiiins-shnoiiil. 
 
 Ics-shiiim. slitioiit-'-ii. sliuiiit, flO) ] put n Iilistcr. (■((•. <iii Iiim, ;ii|;i,i. 
 
 It to lu'ni or it. 
 ri's-clisliiniin, flishimif(\|i, (10) \ |»m (luif on, 'sliiU'iit^Ti Iti i-skusc i, 
 
 chslnnnf.M) In smi-niLCii.' f put w poiilficc on my sf)ii, inn! imf 
 
 tobacco on, 
 Iks Nsnivi''sKM, nsliiiiAscii. (^) I put n p;ifr!) on tlmt hole, np 
 
 ihiiiu: liko ii hole. 
 Ics iisliiusliiTinscm, r«) /•/•'/. 1 put sovonil patclioi^ on tl-.'it. 
 " nsliiniihom, fl'i) I pnidi |,is 'kM-nsliim'ilt In isnn/M, 
 
 Patch my shirt for mo. 
 CiiiNK.s NsnivsiiKvsu.KAsr. F Ikivc !i pati-hcil v^iiict. 
 Ns'.u'Msfilks, N'. Patch on a ijrywii, cloth to patch, patched garnniu. 
 rKs-\siTi\sf;i/n'M. ns!iii)S('.|ii:iii|. fSi J p„| ., win. low lo his room. 
 .\shins(>|--ntcii, .v. Window >*Msh, from 'iis}iiniV~.'m In ziti^'u,' WIki- 
 
 slnits tho hole of the room, 
 iKs-siinvKMfNEV, shcncmincincii, (0) i use (IkiI for jialchiiin', |,|i.. 
 
 tcriiifj, etc, 
 SluMHMiiiiiton. .V. Anythiiio; to put on for a Mister or i»atcli. 
 ('niNM;s-Koi,iN'sii\Ki>i, T shut the <lo(.r, fl^y-Kolin. h'f. I In'ini:' ll 
 
 door close on the entrance hole to shut it. 
 rnil,sinNMtNTKN, N. Altar tahle, mrnsa. 
 SiiNKriNTis In snsnstis koaialks y. Patiii. 
 
 ;ni\- 
 
 CM. 
 
 Ks-riisiifv, parf. y(,7.<,s-. Ife is followed. 
 l-<-!ishishiM, i^l. Tli'.'v all went uiit 
 
 me aft(>r auother 
 
 '/. ui:i 
 
 dro])s of water, Lrraiiis. etc., nil --o onl of a hole in a jiail 
 
 sack, etc., one hy (me, or as poo]i|e u;o out one after aridtlirr, 
 < 'hiiios-chshinmi. cliin-chsliinim, chshiniish, r. f. /ihI. CS) I toll,,H. 
 
 accomjiany, joinimr m party; 'chines-ch-diinomisli.' 1 my-.'! 
 
 join with soni(diod\-. 
 los-chshinmistem, chshinmistemeii, (9) I attach him to iiivmIi: 
 " chshiiiim, clishiiitcii, chshint or chshintekn, .v,/,^ es-clisliistin, 
 
 es-"h-liistckn. 1 follow Iiiin. F join mvs' Iff. him, I ;itt;irli in- 
 
^,. it t't "•Ic'l" luM'l- 
 
 siriT 
 
 M'\i tt< iiiiii. 
 
 •hsliishiiiini, ri\l. 
 I( licli.-thiiiiii), iltiit. 
 
 clishiltriii, rhsliilteii, cIinIi'iIi, r. n I. ( Ittj I lidlow lii- 
 
 H) 
 
 ( •*\\i'\< 
 
 hilU'S-cllslultlllMsllI, ^iiil). 
 
 'liiiu'.s-(li.sliiiimIuiM,//V7y. 
 
 I i; 
 
 lllOW 1)0(M»U\ 
 
 ,.|-, etc. Mil Itiin, .'ittui'li H I(^,-('lishiuiiiluisoiii, //17. (/</. 
 
 'sliiuMittii hi i-skusc 11 
 ice on my son, iiiid imt 
 
 h on lliiit liolc, or iiny- 
 
 cIlO^ oil tl'Ml. 
 
 nshim'ill In i-sn:i/.}k('ii,' 
 
 <1iirt. 
 
 mtcli, jiiitclu'il j,':irmrm. 
 j-iu'low lo liis room. 
 liiuV'cni 111 zit,L;'u,' WIki- 
 
 |\;i.'>;-flisliiiiiu''^'iii, /''V. We join one anolln'r, iii'coiujciny 
 
 Olll' 
 
 III 
 
 anoinui 
 
 I I 
 
 IINKs-NCIISIllNlirsi, <•Ilill-ll(■ll•>Ilill^ll.^, •. -,;/. fqt. (^i'l) 1 H,llo\v, I j;;o 
 
 inioni;, I ^o with, I takt' soinolioily's piirt, fiivor, sido by hi 
 
 ni. 
 
 Iilhrs 
 
 nclisliinriisi, cliili-nilishiiicuscin, r. i, iii'l. 
 
 Oj'. ill. 
 
 ■nchshiiKMisi'in, nclishinruson, nchsliiiK' iisciit, fnnf. I's-ndisli 
 iic'iisloii, I's-iH lishincuskii, (S) I t'oliow his ]mi'ty. 
 ichshini'iiilcm, c.iip. iil. (!(>; I take Ihr j-arty ol hi.s 
 
 'liiiics-iichshinnu^lsi, (v,/. I wish to loHow. 
 
 <'(lishin, •><. int. Thi' I'ollowiiit;' J '.-</.( h>li in,' The having' a(('oiii]iaii 
 
 n'lj, iiiivinjj; liLH'ii acconijianuul 
 
 vcU-.iil 
 
 iliri,'-'. PollD'.ving ; 'la icjil-n. hshliitiii,' I have no t'oliowi' 
 
 :'ii(i 
 
 hshinini, ■-'. Aiijiointcil to i'o!h)\v anoihci 
 
 'li>iiiii(' nu'ii, N. An nniio\ iiiy; loUowci', 
 
 thai tor ])atfhin<i, lili-- ■ f'li.^liiii/iiti'ii, n. TIic I'mHowii'; "in-chsiiin/.i'iti'ii,' .My I'oilou lt. 
 
 'iilNKsciisiriN/.lM, chiirchshinzin, T sjicak lu'.xt, I t'olhiw in s| 
 
 u ai 
 
 ister or patch. 
 
 \olin. lit. I hi'in-- ll 
 it. 
 
 cr auother r. ;/. «'l.> 
 U of a hoh' in a pail, r 
 ) ont oiu' after aimtlirr. 
 ,. r. t. h)d. rH) 1 tnllnv,, 
 ■ fh'^hinoni'isti; I my- ' 
 
 tach iiiin to iiivm'!!'. 
 itt'kii, ront. i's-chshi>lin, 
 irto iiiin, 1 attach iii\- 
 
 iiig. 
 
 >hiii/.incni, chshin/.incim n, I I'llhiw him in 
 
 pcaUiiii 
 
 I'illN h'S-SIII ['Ml, chin, shi]»iin, shijiish, (' ) 1 ilcvoiir, as ilu^s, 
 Cliiucs .shipinhiisi, i'';vY. 
 I-szsliiji, Wliat I (U'V()Hi'. 
 lSZ.-;iliT, IMantod hv inc. 
 
 --.liitr, A jilaiil, a tree ; pi. 'cs/.el/,il.' fe' '/. 
 
 :ii( 
 
 tciiii, cs-sliiit, It !••• jiiaiiled — siiil ot oiic plaiil, Ion-, live, c li . 
 
 > ••Iiitciui, c!iiii-s!iitiin, s!iili-h (7) I pUiiit. 
 
 iliiii, s'.iilciitcn, Vhilini, (10) r. /. ,■. I phiiil t!i;,il - ii>eil only 
 
 ir I'ne tive. jio^i, stic'c, i 
 
 tc. ; lor liiure iv-..:' Zil. \\!ii( li 
 
 I'cinaru 
 
 ijiplics to all the (h'rivativc; 
 
 ltcni,( 17) I i-'hint his... 
 liitcni, < 1.')) I |ihuit lor 
 
 -hit 
 
 ^llit^ 
 
 -liilshishi'iii. (!1) I plant il n r o;l 
 
 iiiii. 
 
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 518 
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 Chines-slutshishi, (6) I plant for another. 
 
 Shitt, ft got planted. 
 
 losshit'tnunem, (8) I succeed in planting it. 
 
 Ks-nshitemi, es-nshit, It is planted in. 
 
 Ohinps-nshitemi, diin-nshitim, (7) I plant in. 
 
 les-nshitim, nshitenttn, (10) I plant it in. 
 
 Er*-nshitak6in, It is planted on the top ; 'es-nshitak6in hi oseijneiis 
 hi I'stoligu/ The cross is planted on top of the globe. 
 
 les-nshitakoincm, nshitakein, nshitakeint, (8) 1 plant on top of it. 
 *• nshitakeinem, nshitakdinemen, (9)1 have it planted on top of 
 me, on my head. 
 
 KH-njjhit6pene, 5. A cigar, it is planted in the side of the mouth. 
 
 Ics-nshit^penem, nshittpen, (8) 1 plant or stick it in his mouth, I 
 
 give him a cigar. 
 " nshitepcnem, nshit^ponemen, (9) I smoke that cigar, 1 have it 
 stuck m the mouth. 
 
 Es-nshituk'gu, It is planted on the ground. 
 
 les-nshitulegum, nshitolegun, nshit61egunt, (8) I jjlant that in the 
 ground. 
 
 Xshit'tMegu, H became planted ; 'nshitolegunzut,' He plants him- 
 self on the ground, as a serpent will do when about to make 
 an attack. 
 
 Ks-nshitdlze, It is planted in the room — a post or pillar in a room 
 or church, etc. 
 
 Nsliit'ttlze, It became planted, etc. 
 
 Es-chsht^chst, One branch. 
 
 Hs chsh 'shtfechst, s. Branches, planted horizontally. 
 
 Ks-nshitus, Planted bj- the fire. 
 
 les-nshitiHcm, (8) T plant it by the fire. 
 
 " nshit'seusem, nsliit'seustcn, (8) v. cop. I plant it together, be- 
 twooii, engraft it — from 'nshitus' • I join the links of a stove- 
 pipe, planting one into the other. 
 
 J<]s nshit'scus, It is ingrafted. 
 
 Xshit'teseus, Ft became engrafted, a branch grown from another 
 branch, because it grew planted in the plant 
 
 Ics-chshitim, chshitentcn, (10) f plant it horizontally, f. (j. \n a 
 wall. 
 " chilshitim, (thilsbitenteii, (10) I plant it on, 1? j/. a tabic ov 
 
519 
 SHIT 
 
 floor, 
 
 ihitak6in Vu oseyneus 
 )fthe globe. 
 ) 1 plant on top of it. 
 J it planted on top of 
 
 side oi the mouth, 
 tick it in his mouth, I 
 
 :c that cigar, 1 have it 
 
 8) T plant that in the 
 
 inzut/ He plants him- 
 ■) when about to make 
 
 lost or pillar in a room 
 
 iontally. 
 
 plant It together, be- 
 n the links of a stove- 
 
 1 grown from another 
 
 plant 
 
 lorizontally, r. (j. in » 
 
 it on, V (J. a tabic ov 
 
 les-ehshitalkoin, (8) 1 plant it in the wall, horissontally. 
 lES-SHITEZINEM, shiteziu, (11) 1 strike it straight, as the sun 
 
 rays go to strike a mountain. 
 lES-SniTEMIM, shitemisten, shiteuusteku, (10) v. t. r. I set it up 
 in an upright, perpendicular position ; 'shitemistes lu eseij 
 m6us, lu s'chaz^us,' Ho raised up the cross, the flag. 
 Ics-shitemiit^m, (17) I raise that for him or his. 
 
 " shtemshitem, (15) I raise something for him, 1 help him raising. 
 
 Chines-shitemenzuti, (5) v. ref. I raise myself to an upright position, 
 physically or morally. 
 
 Chincs-shitetemilshi, (6) I grow upright, I become upright by a 
 natural process, as a tree ; 'tu es-shite es-chiziilegu, takei- 
 shititemilsh,' A log laying on the ground can grow upright 
 no more; 'lu sktSligu es-liche taks-shitemenziiti,' A man 
 chained cannot raise himself upright. 
 
 les-shit'temilshcm, (8) I make it raise up straight. 
 
 '• shit'tonunem, (8) I succeed in raising it upright. 
 
 Shitcmenzi^ten, s. He that raises it up. 
 
 Chincs-chshitoraenziiti, (5) I raise myself upright on something. 
 
 Chincs-nshitemenzuti, (5) I raise myself upright in a place. 
 
 Ie3-nshitem6usem, (8) t raise it between, among others. 
 
 Chincs-shitomk^in, I have my head raised up, physically or mor- 
 
 Chiuos-shitemk^ini, chin-shiteink^iucm, [6] I raise my head up- 
 right, being bowed down. 
 
 Ies-shitcmk6inem, shitemkdinemsteu, shitemkeinemsku, [9] I raise 
 up his head, make him raise his head when he is stooping 
 down, or discouraged. 
 
 Chiues-chshiteshtemus, chin-chshiteshtemusem, [9] I raise my eyes 
 
 les-chshiteshtomusem, chshiteshtemusen, [8] I make him raise his 
 eyes. 
 
 Chiii-ohshiteshit 'tenuis, My eyes raise up by themselves, without 
 my noticing it-. 
 
 Shiteminalko, A log planted. 
 
 les-cbshiteminAlkom, chshiteminalkon, [8] 1 stick it straight in th« 
 wood, log, post or wall, v. g. a nail or sword, horizontally. 
 
 Su-chitshiteminten, s. Caudle-stick, in as much as it sets upright 
 
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 IBS 
 
 2 
 
 520 
 SHiUST 
 
 abckvo something', 
 ft's-oliilslntonunciii, chilshitcniiii, [11] I sut that upright above. 
 " chilwhitomiicnoTn, ('hilshitenmciu'i'i), [S] T phu-o il upright uIjon i 
 
 that, V. g. on the altar. 
 (.'IIl>7ES-SniU,STr, chln-shiust, .shiastish, [5] I pass hy, \ pa>> 
 
 through, I pass. 
 Chinos-shiiisti, ehin-shiiistoni, sluu.stish, [G] I pass through ov by a 
 
 placv. 
 Ti's-shiiistc'!ii, sliiiisti.Mnon, shiustonunit, [9] T puss by him, by Uiat 
 
 place. 
 '' nshiustcm, nshiustemon, [9] I (bllow him, go after liim. 
 Chines-nshiiist'shiiii, [f>] T follow in the tracks of others, iniitalf. 
 les-nshiust'shinom, nshiust'shin, nshiust'shint, [8] I foUow hin,, 
 
 imitate him. 
 " nshiust'shinem, nshiust'shinemen, [9] I have him foUowin.. 
 
 my tracks, passing where 1 passed, I have him imitating nie ; 
 
 'ko-nshiust-shint,' follow 3'ou me j 'ko-nshiust'shinement,' Ltt 
 
 me follow you 
 Chines-nshiist'shin.-'.uti, I pass on my own tracks, f return by tin 
 
 the same wa}-. 
 Xshiust'shinzuten, 5. Follower. 
 
 Sgushiiist, One that j»asses along, the predecessor, the dead. 
 Chines-nshistepi, T follow, pass by his tracks, the heels. 
 [es-nshist(ipcm, I imitate him. 
 Chines-shistepi, J pass by the foot of a tree. 
 Chines-nshiistclze, j>(T.ss. The inside of the body is passed, run. 
 res-nshiisti'lseem, nshiistelzeon, nshiislcl/.eent, [8] I pass inside m 
 
 him, as the blood, the fire of hell, etc. 
 " nsbiistf'I/A'iii, nshiisfi'lzecnu'ii, nshiislclzecnu'nl, [9] I liavi- i! 
 
 running inside of my Itody, T feel it passing inside of iiu'; 
 
 'neiii nshiistelxeemciitgii hi geul^'gu,' You will feel the scr 
 
 pents running inside of your body; 'neni nshiistOlzcenz hi 
 
 I'gci'ilcgu,' The sci'ju'ufs will walk inside (jfyuur body. 
 ('hines-iisliiisl(''tikui, I pass in the water, 
 ('liines-nshiislusi^ I ]»ass in thefire. 
 Chin-nshiiVst, 1 pass in the woods. 
 Chines-nshiislousi, [0] T jiass between. 
 ri'S-!ishii<ttMisein, u^hiisleu-eiucn, [9] T lia\e lilni [ki-s aniimg n,-, 
 
ujjrigUt above. 
 
 ifo it upright :iV" I v> 
 
 T pass 1>y, 1 pa-^ 
 
 ass through or by :i 
 
 iss by him, by Ibal 
 
 go after him. 
 , of others, iniltiar. 
 r81 I foHow hiiu, 
 
 htivc him followiu-:; 
 •c him imitating me ; 
 biust'rtbinement,' Loi 
 
 .U' 
 
 •ks, I return by the 
 
 essor, the deua. 
 , the heels. 
 
 ,cly is passed, run. 
 It r^] ^ P^^'^ inside !• 
 
 LciMueiU, [9] I bav. i' 
 [passing inside ofnu'; 
 k'ou will feel the sit 
 Lem nsluistc^lzceuz hi 
 i.,. of vuur body. 
 
 ^. liin! pavs auioiigu- 
 
 SI i ■• 
 we arc passed between by him. 
 les-uHliiistt'Usosn, iishiisteusy:i, (8) I pass between, among, in tlie 
 
 midst of them. 
 iKs-ciiii.sHiisTKNKM, ehiishiist^iien, (8) I pass over or above it. 
 iKS-ciiSHiusTKM, chshiustcmen, (9) I pa.ss by him, by his side. 
 CiiiN i<.ui,suisTiji,KLiUJ, I pass by tiio foot-hills, 
 L'lim-nshiista'.cs, I ])ass by a beaten road, 
 ("niu-ehshiistichen, i pass along the hilltops, 'ehin-ehguslichen' 
 
 '■'/. 
 Cliiii-ushiistichcui, I i)ass behind some one's baek. 
 IKS .SIIUELZENJ'IM, shu^lzonenion, shuolzenement, (i)) i speak 
 to him, I answer him, J .say some words to him, I do not re- 
 iuse to speak to him ; 'Ta ko-shuelzenementgu," you do not 
 speak to mo. 
 
 le.s shuelzncmUem, (IG) I speak to his 
 
 IviK's-shulzuemenuegui, i". rec. We speak to one another, 
 (hines-shuly.cnmisti, r. ret\ I speak, I do not refuse to speak. 
 T;i iep-n.shuclzten, [ have nothing to say. 
 Til epl-nshulzenmisten, lie did not answer, 
 luie-sliulznemenzuten, s. Ko speaks to us. 
 
 SlirSIIUEli, s. A road, trail, way. 2. — Manners, religion, sal- 
 vation, as the biblical way of God, ways of man ; 'kae.meiel- 
 ils lu shushu^l,' He manifested to us the way, the true relig- 
 ion, the means oi' salvation ; *Ta iopl-shnshuel,' I have no 
 moans of salvation, 1 am a heathen. 
 SISIUS, adj.' Able, worthy, .strong, valiant, in a moral sense. 
 
 Commc il faut. JB®"Io. 
 Sisipieut, id. 
 
 Sisit'l-igu, An able man. 
 I'liiiies-sisisszuti, sisi.szuti, I act bravely. 
 Cliiues-sisituilshi, I grow strong, able. 
 N'sisipieutcn, nsisiusten, nsisituilshten, 
 
 sii-ong or able, morally. 
 ,is-k()!sisinsem, kolsisiusomslen, (9) J think him able. 
 illIXl''.S-SlSISZiXl, ehin-sisiszinem, (6) 1 praise. 
 K<sisiszinem, or sisitzinem, sisiszinemeii, or sisiiziiieinen, (9) I 
 l»raise him, J call him big, able, ete. 
 ■ sisitzininu'ltem, (19; T praise his 
 
 What makes a person 
 
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 violijiu-c Id him, 1 
 
 522 
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 Kac-sisitzincnuMuiegui, "Wo pruiso one uuotlicr. 
 Ciiii.cs-sisitzinoinisti, ' [ji'tiiso myself. 
 fKs-srftcHSTKM, sicclistrinoii, (0) I u.so i'owc, 
 
 offer him violence, morally or phy.sieally. 
 lessitehstemltem, (10) I offer violoiice to lii.s. 
 Kaes sieh.steiuemie<fiii, We offer violence to one another. 
 (Miinos-sichsteinisti, T use violence or force to inysoli'. 
 TEs-srzfxKM, sizinemen, (0) I speak stron>rly to him, I offer liim 
 
 violence hv words. 
 Kes-sizincmenudgui, We .speak strongly to one another. 
 Chin CHsupEMHjficMi ■T, F am i;i a tight position, taken (o the wal!. 
 
 I am stJ'ongly acted upon. 
 CTIlN'-SICnE, I missed it. Je iiianqtic inoii coup. 
 les-sichem, siclien, sichent, (^) 1 miss it, r. (j. missed the game 
 
 shooting, missed meeting a friend, etc. 
 (Miin-sichel, I missed my shot, when shooting game. 
 Kao-sichenucgiii, We. miss one another, we do not see one aiK)tliei'. 
 
 los-sichohem, 1 miss his 
 
 I-nitN-xtiiriiKAs, r go out of the way, I miss the road, 
 fes-nsichkasem, nsichkasmen, (9) I miss the roa'd, the tracks of. 
 
 'nsichkasinen lii in-pogp(jgot,* I miss the tracks of my ances- 
 tors, do not follow them. 
 TEs-NstcnzrNKM, nsichzin, (H) T miss the foot tracks of. 'iisiih- 
 
 zintgu In Kolinziiten,' You do not walk in the tracks, I'uUow 
 
 the examples of our Lord. 
 KutiVnsichzintgu, You miss his track by a great deul. 
 CTIIXES-SlfeXI, chines sien, I am numhered. 
 Chines-si^ni, chin-sic^nem, sienish, (0) I nunil)er. 
 Ios-si6nem, sien, sien I, <'onf. es-siesten, es-.'icsku, (8) I cuiuit il. 
 
 thcin. 
 
 sisienem, rrl. i account several lots or groups. 
 
 sieUeiu, sieVton, si^H, (10) I account his or it foi- him. 
 
 sieslitem, (14) I account for him. 
 
 sienshtein, /V/. 
 
 " sienshem, sienshemen (9) I account that lor others. 
 Cliines sienshi, (0) 
 (^hiiieschsinzuti, 1 make the census ; 'Kues-chsinzuti t Uae s1<iim- 
 
 gult,' We make the census of our people. 
 
 if 
 
ok'Ofc I" l»ii"i 1 
 
 inotUov. 
 
 o him, I otVcr liiin 
 
 another. 
 
 taken to Uk- wM!. 
 
 «i> 
 
 issoil iIk' gaiuf 
 
 f, nusso 
 
 ^ivnu'. 
 nul sec tnio unutlu'i'. 
 
 he voud. 
 
 )aa, Uh' tnxck^^ of 
 
 ) tracks oi' n>y iiiiccv 
 
 t inicks (.f 'I'suh- 
 
 c in the tviU'ks, loUow 
 
 out deul. 
 k 
 
 . or it: f'"" ^'""• 
 
 lor others, 
 .(.hsinzali t kiieskuM- 
 
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 I.^s-sini^soni, sinusen, (8) M count the bands or laniilics ; 'sinusent 
 
 kiiinshiiseni.' ''oiint liow nniny hands or families there 
 eseluseni, chcliisein, niuseni,' etc, One, two, tliree. i 
 
 are 
 
 'nkusem 
 bands. 
 
 Ii;s-siNSK\<iAKM, sinskiigaen, (8) I count his horses. 
 
 ( 'hines-sinskiigae, 1 account hoi'ses. 
 
 Iks-sin.\'sk.\tkm, sinaskattMi, (8) 1 count, number his days. 
 
 •' sinask-atslitem, (14) I account (Uiys for him. 
 
 •' sinaskatltcm, (16)1 account the days of his 
 
 Sgiisi6nem, .s\ An accountant. 
 
 Sien/uten, *. The one that numbers them. 
 
 h's-siinunom, (8) I succeed to number it. 
 
 Tas siinutem, Innumerable. 
 
 KS-SIGU, It is poured out. 
 
 S!igugu, It got spilled out. 
 
 XsigugUjtt got poured in. 
 
 Chsigugu, It got poured upon., 
 
 Clnnes-sigui, chinesi^igu, I am flowing out. 
 
 Cliines-sigui, chines-sigum I am ])()uring out j 'chines-chsigui, iil. 
 
 Tcs-siginn, 
 
 our 
 
 sigun, signnt, cont. es-sigusten, es-sigusku. (8) I pour 
 
 on 
 
 t on him or it, I make it flow on hi 
 
 m. 
 
 li's-sigum signmen, s'gument, inst. (9) J pur out that li([uidj 'sigu- 
 
 mis hi sngiils,' Ho shed his blood. 
 " sigultem, or ies-ohsiguhem, I pour out his. 
 
 •' sigumUem, (16) I pour out his effiindo ejus. 
 
 li's-sigushtem, (14) I pour out for him. 
 
 CiiTXKS-nisfouKAN, I have my head wetted, my head is poured on. 
 [cs-clisignkoineni, chsigukein, (8) 1 pour lupiid on Lis head; 'kae- 
 clisigukeillt t'seuiku, They j)our water on our head. 
 
 •hsignkciltem, (10) 1 pour liquids on the head of his. 
 
 chs'igukani'm, chsigukancmen, (9) 
 my head. 
 
 Ills 
 
 t. I ! 
 
 eel I 
 
 t dro])} 
 
 )um- on 
 
 lKs-ciiH(UMKNfiisEM, (8) 1 tlirow that liquid upwards. 
 
 lF,S-( 
 
 iiTi^sfciiMKNKM, chilsigunien, (9) I pour that liquid ail over, 
 chilsigunem, chilsigun, (8) I pour liquids ovei' that r, y. the 
 
 fl 
 
 oor, 
 
 Es-cliilsigune, It is rained, wet all over. 
 
 KsNslou, It is tilled with liquids; 'nsigugu,' It got tilled with 
 
 .,yk 
 
 I 
 
•-3 
 
 
 
 
 ^^ 
 
 2 
 
 ii24 
 
 , V SIN 
 
 li(liii(ls; 'iisVsit;!!,' y>^ Tlu'y Imvo l)0(Mi tilloil with liquiils, /•. ,/. 
 
 jars. 
 ( *limos-iisii;-ni, chiiu's-iisin-ii, I ;im pfxirod in. it is po irod in luc, I 
 
 hivvo water in. 
 li'snsisjjiini, nHi<i;un (X) I pour !i(pii<ls in tliiit. 
 '' nsii^iishtom, (14) 1 pour in for iiini ; 'kousiifusht t'Uupi',' I'oiu' 
 
 in some cottoo tor nic. 
 " nsijfiini, nsi<>;unuMi, (0) I pour that li<iuiil in. 
 I'N Nsi(iri,/,K, Tt is tilh'd witli water ])oiiriM| in. 
 Xsii^iilf^nzo, It ii;ot tiliod witii water. 
 Ios-n.si<!;ii])8om, nsiujupson, (8) I i;;ivu hini an injoction. 
 Sio;umen, s. Instnunont to pour oiil liqnid. 
 Snsignnicii, .«. Instrumoiit to pour in. 
 Tos-nsii^olkolUMii, usi^olkoltonicn, (!)) I pour out wator from Ihc 
 
 month upon it. 
 SIKITEMTKM, sikueinton, [Ctvur d'.Uono] KvorIastini,'ly. BS^Ikii- 
 
 i intoni. 
 SIIjK, >". (rrand-father or <;rand-son, on the rnothci"'s side ; tliiis, 
 
 'is silo,' mv mother's lather, [said i»y a man or woman] iiiv 
 
 )rotln'i' 
 
 • hniiiliter's son oi- ihiULchter. 2 — .Mv mother's fatlier's 1 
 
 and '"/<v rrr-^r. 
 
 a — Mv lirothor's son's or daui^hter's childi 
 
 t'li, 
 
 [l>_v a man] my sister's (hiughter's chihlren [hy a man] ami 
 
 Others too, always reciproeall}'. 
 Kae sik''us. Wo ai-e s^i-and-fiatlier and i:;ran(l-soii, as ai)ove. 
 Slf X. .Mother's hrothc], [said only by a man] ; 'is-sii,' My ini'lc, 
 
 my mother's brother. 
 SILrE.\K,.v. Crickets. 
 I -six. Perfumed, 
 les-sinem, sinem.in sinement, ront. es- sinemsten, (0) I anoint liiiii, 
 
 perfume him, I embalm him witli i)crfumery, I seent it. 
 
 ''siuemhem, (KJ) I jierfumo his or it for liim. 
 
 •' sinshtom (14) I perfume for him. 
 Chines sinisti, T ])erfume myself, anoint myselt. 
 Ks-nistNizK, Perfumed all aroun<l, embalmed. 
 loH-chsinzeem, chsinzedn, (8) I ])erfume him all around, 1 embalii 
 
 him. 
 Kh-ch.sInk.\n, Tho head peWnmed. 
 les-ohsinknncm, ch^irkan, ehfinknnt, (8) I j^orlume, or anoint hi; 
 
with lu\ui«l><, '•. :/. 
 is po >vo<l in i>^'S I 
 
 i^uslit t'Uapi',' i'oin 
 
 oction. 
 
 out water iVnni llu' 
 ^ovlastinjxly- 8@''"11<"- 
 
 inotiicr's skU' ; tlius. 
 innn ov wotnaii] "ly 
 tiler's lsitlu>v's l.vollu'V 
 V .lautriiter's cluldvoii. 
 Iren [l>.y i^ n»'^"] =^"'' 
 
 ;)ii, as ai)ovo. 
 1)]; 'Is-sii,' Mv iiH^'K' 
 
 Istoii, (0) I ai.oiut luiii, 
 jiiu'ry, 1 '^c*^'** ''• 
 [v liini. 
 
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 SISII 
 liuad. 
 " 'hsiiiUjvitL'iii, (10) 1 poi'fiuiie tlic lit-iul of liis 
 
 • chhinUaiu'in, clisinlvaiK-incu, (9) I porf'umo ills liead with tlmt. 
 Ks-siNsiNKiiiN, l'\'el i)i']'tiiiuo<l, anointed. 
 
 U'ssinsinslHiieiii, sinsinsiim, (8) I anoint lii.s loot witli pori'umos. 
 
 • sinsinsliiiteni, (KJ) I anoint the feet of his 
 
 c^sinsinsliinoni, sinsinshinomen 
 
 SiiuMnon, smUu .s-. 
 
 I'erl 
 
 (9) I 
 
 iiso it to perfnnio my foot. 
 
 unie, ointments toi- scontina;. 
 
 UN'Zl'l, •*'■. Tlie yoini!>'er cousin or brothoi- of a luai 
 
 Ko-sinzcmi) 
 
 1' 
 ion. 
 
 I am youi' younjfor Ijrotlier. 2— Also a brother in rolig 
 Sisiii/.e N. Tlie younsfor brotlioi- of a woman ; l)y ("olvillo Indians, 
 any younger brotlier of a man or wo 
 
 man. 
 
 Itssinzem, iiols'inzom, sinzomen, Ivolsinzomen. (9) Italvoliim, treat 
 
 liim as a brotlier. 
 ('liiiies-kolsinzei, I make the brother, I act as a brother, 1 
 
 am an 
 
 iltar I 
 
 )()V 
 
 <iii/.ceiis, they are brothers, [two]; 'kae-siiizelis,' We an- all 
 
 lirotliors.' 'sinzeus u zujiseiis,' Hrothor and sister. 
 Kiu-s'inzelils,(Jnr brother, [frtjin sinze] ; 'kae-sinzemiils,' Jlo took 
 
 us for his brothers. 
 IviU's-koIsiiizeelisi, Wo treat one another reciprocally as brotiiors. 
 I'lllNKS-Sil'SmLSHl. chin-sipshilsh, sipshilsli, (;")) I remove 
 
 cliuii<i;e place, move further. 
 ("niiK's-sipshilshi, chin-sipshilshem, sipshilshish, (0)1 make some 
 
 Olio chani^'o pla<'Os, I push one fiirtlior. 
 k's-sij)shilshom, sipshilshston, sipshilshsku, (S) 1 make him move 
 
 oft', go further, I transjilant it. 
 ('liiiu's-s'])shelshliiisi, frcfj. 
 
 l-izsi 
 
 lisliilsh, The ehaiii^inj;' place, what 1 have transplanted. 
 
 iiisiiishilslieni, (Miarged t(^ move off some one, 
 
 I hill 
 
 cs-sipsholsliol<>;ni, 1 move oft' my lodg'e, chanu;e the place ol' 
 
 mv 
 
 lodge 
 
 1 1'liiiics-sipshelsholgumhiisi, frcq. 
 SUM,.--. Hide, rope of hide, (hw 'slsispi,' A string, small ropo, 
 
 1 • W Mvound 1 oinbiiliii ■S|iiclu;ii, v'. Skin-lodge, lodge made of raw-hides of buffalo. 
 
 SIPT, X. A very small berry, like the hueklc-berry, white or rod, 
 (lolioious. 
 I ,(,,.*,,flic ov flitoi'^t bi!* Bl-SISH, adj. Pure, with no bud taste or smell ; also morally. 
 
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 Fusislikii, I'liro wiitcr, r. 7. i-ivor water. 
 Ks-s'shi|mii. s'sli'ip. (!>) It turns juirc, it is |tiirit'yiiii;-. 
 
 ics-s 
 
 •sh] 
 U'ss 
 
 iinmiMii, 
 
 ■iliiptniii. ni) \ (IihI it piii'i' ; tiistcK 
 
 iKuir 
 
 s'slipniiHcm, MO) I timl liis.... jiiiro. 
 s's!i]im'i!ioin, s'sli]>nuti (S) T suctrcil in piii-iiyiiig it. 
 s'sli]>nuHoiii. T purity liis 
 
 SlSPKr.. »inii. Sov(Mi ; 'chsispi'l.' seven persons; in conipositiiin 
 
 'speleli.' or 's]>Mr'hst.' 
 Sspelehep, Seven roj)os, or seven tlire;u'ls ot'liair, etc. 
 S'spelelinsK'iit, s]>eleli-''tiislcati. Seven days, mw week. 
 S'spplehJopon, Seventy. 
 S'spolelihikokcMn, Seven luindred. 
 S'spolebstakan, Seven liundred. 
 f^aoH-Mispeli, We are seven, 
 les sispelom, sispelsten, sis])elskn, (8) I make it seven, dividi 
 
 iiy; iiH 
 
 ud( 
 
 lini;. 
 
 ( 'lunes-s'spelchstnilshi, (ii) ! Itceaiue seven. 
 
 Spolchaiiikan, Seven heads o! wheat. 
 
 KS-SITCn. Plaitei]. of hair, ropes, etc., plaited. 
 
 (?hin"s sitchi. «'hi!i-sitchein, sitehisli, (fi) I ])hiit, make tresses. 
 
 Ies-site!iem. sitehen, sitehont, (8) T phiit that. 
 
 Jos-sitchHem, Hfi) I ])lnit liis I phiit that ibr him. 
 
 Rs-ohst'stehpene, or es-ehs1ehstt'hp6ne, Tresses al the ears. 
 
 Ks-fhstehp6ne, One tress at one side of the ear. 
 
 It's-ehstf'hpt'Miem, chstcliiit^neen, (8) ] make him a ti'oss at one 
 
 of th 
 
 e oar, 
 
 les-chstehstohp<Miem, (M) T make tr 
 ('hinps-('hst'stf'h))enei. (5) T wear tre 
 
 essi's at hoth sides of the 
 sses at hoth sides. 
 
 oars 
 
 III {I' il 
 
 ( 'hinesc!ist'stf'h|)enei, (H) I make tresses for myself. 
 Ks-kolst<-hiipkan. ITair plaited at tlie hack oi' the liead, </ 
 
 phiitiMl hair. 
 SIZ, (Ufj. Reoent, fresh, the latest, new. 
 
 Sizolt. A new horn e}iild, ; 'si>^/e!t,' dint. \ small new lioi-ii diili 
 I-sizalks, A new dress or shirt. 
 I-nsizkn, Fresh water, recently drawn. 
 I si?:, ndr. Recontly, lately, only lately ; 'isi/ ku es-kuli, Only 1; 
 
 j-oii hpgan to work. 
 
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M'si/., Oiil^' ollutt!. 
 
 \\ '\/., h\\Ay, finally, in ruiui-L. so 
 
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 iis.i;'iK' UaL'.-;-ui«,-lisl m-.siz-Uut'i- 
 
 yinu;. 
 
 nl'yin^ it. 
 
 •ons •, ii> roiiHiDsniou 
 
 l»uir, <.'lc- 
 \i' wrok. 
 
 K'li,' Wlicn w,' sIkiII Ikivo dune, \\v at lasl. ilion, wil 
 
 [ZR^f, 
 
 oal. 
 
 Manki'l, in coaipositiun 'izu' ; '.sIvaspi/A'/ An old bluukiit. 
 
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 ;h'-;sizi, (liin-M/AMn, sizisli, (d; I put un a Idanki'l, 1 
 
 •If will) a l)lankcl. 
 
 , 1 cowr niy- 
 
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 in, sizcii, si/.c-nt, otliiT.s will way, si/.i.ni.sli'n, .si/.i-niskii, (8-5); I 
 
 jiiit a l)lanki't()n him, I blankol him. 
 • si/em, sizcnion, si/.L-mcut, (0) I ihi- that Idankid, I \>\\[ on that 
 
 blanket. 
 i'-,-si/A'mhoni, (IG) 1 vwiv his blanket. 
 'hiiii's-ns'zeniclsi (o) I wish to put on my blanket. 
 'liiiH'ssi/,onilui.si,//v(/. 
 ^K'ARM, N. Mdk. 2 -IJiilLer. ;5-The bivu.sts, the nipple, tiie 
 
 teal. JB@°Tvaeni, 
 ■;K.U\.VTjT, .s. The snmniil of a moiinlain. {feirlvuU. 
 
 <o it seven, divi.liu- ">'^sKALRT^ .s. Beaver, ;;/. skalkalci 
 
 Skaluelgti, .s. Boaver-sskin. 
 
 <k;ili'iiikan n. Beaver-head, the name fur B.'averhead river, 
 
 111 IK'S 
 
 chskaleni, T am "[oiny; alter beuver. 
 
 aited. 
 
 ilait, make tresses. 
 
 lijit lor hinu 
 
 essi's I 
 le ear, 
 
 a the ear: 
 
 '^KALRPS, .s'. Anything-- worn at the neek, modal.'i, kerehiel', neck- 
 lace, harness, etc. a@^Kal. 
 '^KAT.^K, ()!• skalseulku, .s. Coutene Indians, Coutene river. 
 hKALTEMIGU, n. Male, man £&■ Kcltleh. 
 IsKAM, ndj. (rood lor nuthiu;^', useless, worthless — used only in 
 
 CO 
 
 mposition. 8©"S'nii. 
 
 hun II tress al one "'"■'■(;i,i|,^,v;.>^Uaujskc.'ri.'ii, I am u useless fellow, 
 
 l,olh sides oHh 
 It lioth sides. 
 
 {• i.';r^ 
 
 •k()lskaniske!i;i;'uni, kolskaniskcligiinieii, (9) I think him good 
 nulhiiiy; ; 'ku skamlilimiirum. You are a worthless chief ; 
 
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 Ifor ntvse 
 
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 •U o!" the \ica<l, 7 
 
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 'kolskainsineementgu,' You think her a worthless woman ; 
 'cliin-skain}gist,' I am a worthless nice man, horse etc ; 'ko- 
 'kolskamsgesteniontgu,' Y'ou think T am nice hut useless. 
 
 Isbiulgutl/An, A wortldess horse. 
 
 Isbmlcliinaks, A worthless fellow. 
 
 <uKill iicw l".ni '■''"''• ■sbiulpz'chsiutem, A worlhle.ss stout-built lellow. 
 
 ^Kiisliuniskutiskaltemigu, You are a worthless big man. 
 Jsliuiiilkoaialks A worthless i)riest or imposier. 
 \i\\ I's-koli, t)nly '"^'»-n,„i,iiien/.iUen, a worthless teacher. 
 
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 SKAM^.LTEN, «. Tho throat. 
 SKAMXLSZUT, 5. (imuU, hutiu. «®"Kamin. 
 SKAPMIX, N. Tho hml^^^, tho chost. 
 SKAPKAPfcXK, ,s. Sand. » 
 
 SKAPUSKL, ,9. Koathor, ;>/. skapkai.usc.l, Wii.i^s. 
 SKATr.M, .s. A scar. B^^Katiin. 
 SKEIfi, s. Tho moiiihraiio ooiitainiiii; tho liowols. 
 SKlfclMKX, .<!. Lo(l;,'o polo. e^^-Koi. 
 SK^JIiP, .s\ Rod rtr troo. 
 SKjfcfiirrU, .t. Pooplo. Sir^'Koli^u. 
 SK<5;T/ri('ir, s\ Hody, flosh. fifrT-Koltich. 
 SKEM and dorivatos, fife^SaU. 
 SKKPTS, w^Kop/.. 
 
 8KKMSELT, .?. Tho middlo son or daii^'htor. «^^Kao. 
 SKOAriSniN", .«!. Trancp/. skokoalshin. 
 SKOGOLUU, .*. A k-ind ofprairio-chiokon. 
 SK6t, .«. Mothor. fll^Koi. 
 
 SKOIMEr/r'SKAaAE, s'. Youni,' horso, from kiiiamo. 
 SK0r6G0. »^Koi6^ro. 
 SK6K0I, .s. Aunt. II@-K()i. 
 SK6K0TiK(), ,«. Prairic-chiokon. 
 SKOKOLLXNK, .v\ Sholl, snail, roquiUr. 
 SKOTirUEM.^GAX,.s. Waist. BfeTChoni. 
 SKOriCIIEMBLS, x. The prosonoe ofany person. 8®"Sinil(lio- 
 
 inols, ohom. 
 SKOLCHEMUS, ,«. (.'hook, pi. Skolohomimis. JBgr-Choni. 
 SKOLrilKMSNECirST, .». Wrist. BfS»('hoin. 
 SKOLCIIEMZiNSHIN, s. The ankle. «©»Cheni. 
 SK6LKA. «®»Kolka. 
 SKOJiKET. tf^KtM. 
 SKOM^iLTEN, !!. Tho mother of Ainotkan, an old kind of ,ii(M|-| 
 
 doss — Queen Victoria is soniotiuios so called. 2 — A pure virgin. 
 SKOMl^LZP], f. Female deer, loan in tlio sprinu'. 
 SKOMrrZTiriX, ,«!. Paln-how. 
 
 SKOXKOlXH.Vr, .<. A root like potatoes, Indian potatoo. 
 SKOOL, .«. Dust. B^^Kool. 
 
 SKOLIALKOZXECMIST, v. Arm-rin-rs. flnj-lalUo. 
 SKOUfj, AVasp, Ifonu't. 
 
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 sKUXKUZE, jj. IIuio. 
 ^Kl'ALULEGU. on^-Kuml. 
 
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 •iivL'AXGAX, .s. Sluvu, ttajr-Kuau^uii 
 
 SlCl'KfT, .s. Dew 
 
 iiUMliVu,' (\)VL'ivil witli do\ 
 
 vKFEIvT'ST, .s. Mon.iiit 
 
 A^^-Kuekiist. 
 
 Is. 
 
 vlvTRST, 6'. Xmno. ftcnTKucsl. 
 <RL'iSKUS, *'. (JliiokeiiH. 
 ^KrivriMKLT. 
 
 A yoiuig poi-son. tt^Kukii 
 
 iiu 
 
 It, The young folks of |>otli .sex 
 
 lUiiuo ; y//. ,s/,i/i- 
 
 e.s. 
 
 gi^f Kivo- 
 
 kvuiviiH'. 
 
 vKUivri'^z, ,s. xijriu. fixr-Kukiicz 
 
 <KUKULIL, 6'. The hetit cuusecl by the .sun, .sunshine. 
 <lU'IiSE, .s'. AiTuw njot, .smoking weed. 
 [jikiilis, •>>•. The IVuit ol'llie .smoking weed, nva ursi 
 {I'.SEM, .s'. Son, ^>/. .sku.sku.see — It i.s properly used lni' s(^ns al- 
 ter the ago of puhcrt^-. 
 iukusuelt, s. Son bel'ore he reaches j)uherly. 
 liiilviisee s. A boy, pi. sUoikuste, The boys. 
 <kisi'lt, .s. My nephev, n>y sister'.s son. -—.My lUther'.s sister's 
 
 sun. 
 
 3 — My lij'lier's sister's daughter's son. 
 
 per.son. 
 
 8^('^< 
 
 em. 
 
 leni. 
 »Cho»n. 
 
 |», an <» 
 
 lie 
 
 linuti;. 
 
 Id kind of gtM- 
 ,^_ 2— A pure virtjiii. 
 
 kolsku.secm, kolskuseemen, (9) I take him for my son. 
 
 isigult, s. (,"hild, Bta>"Sgu.sigult. 
 kl'TISrMI^, s. A tiger. 
 kl'TLl'S, .s. Face,/./, skutkutius. 
 
 L.\KS, .s. ^losquitoe, j>/. slk'laks. 
 llLllErii, .s. Wooden raft. Jteg^^liChim. 
 
 iliCII, .9. A tie. 8@i" Lchim. 
 luri, .s. Dirt. 8®„Liut. 
 ILUKUM, *'. Carrot.s — also, Slukuni. 
 I'LSiLT, s. Difficult. teT-Sol. 
 
 tlKriiGU, iS'. Log-house, wooden house. fi^LuU. 
 
 L.lK, s. AVild pears; 'slke^' Pear-ireo, or 'slUelp. 
 
 t,l'i;id']MT, .-■•. A widow as long as she is mourning. B-S^'Luel 
 
 cm. 
 
 .M'DiK'W or niec-i' 
 
 after their father'.-, deall 
 
 ln« 
 
 lian potatoe. 
 
 llAl.Kl S, •:-. X male deer without horns , when budiliii-i' loi'th tli 
 
 iiiii'ii.^ 1 
 
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 alli-'d 'siiotlei, ; when he 1 
 
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 ^mul 
 
 Lt.^lalk 
 
 ;i;;iuii, and so he has two nauics every six nioiilh? 
 
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 If the horns every year and gets new one: 
 
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 ISMI-lRri, li. My hi'dllu'r's son or (liiiij,'litor [said by a man]. 2— 
 
 My father's bn-tlu-f [by a Jiiaii or woman]. — My fatIior'> 
 
 brother's son's son t)V daughter and n'rc rrr.<c, 4 — My luoili 
 
 er's sister's son's son or dau^;hter, and rici^ I'crse. 5— M\ 
 
 mother's l)rother's son's son or ilaiightcr [by a man] un<l rii; 
 
 verse. 
 SME^M, .?. Woman. «!«&-Meom. 
 SM^KOT, .s. Snow. ftarMgop. 
 HMGftlCIIKX, .s\ Griz/ly Bear, isartiei. 
 SMlllXraU. H. Tobaceo. ' aerMcMiigu. 
 S'MI, (tilj. Fxcelle:it, valiani, nundnT one, r(>iniiii '•( futit— \\ \ 
 
 used only in composition. 
 Chin-s'miskelign, f am a real man ol' merit, a worthy, 
 los-kols'miskeligiim, kols'misUMiguinen, (0) I think him a iiiaii o 
 
 morit. 
 S'mis-Kolin/uten, A true (Jod. 
 lcs-koIs'mis-KoIin:'-iitenein, koIs'mis-ICoIin/a'itenemeii, (9j I thin 
 
 him a gntut God. 
 S'miFgutlziii, A powerful horse. 
 le.s-kols'miVgatlziiicm, kolsmilgatb/niemen, (0) T think hiniaiiiiii 
 
 bor one horse. 
 Si'.iiHeeu, A worthy father; Mcs-kolsiuiHeeuiu, kolsmiHeeuiiun 
 
 I think lum a true fatlier. 
 S'niilpogot, An exeellent fatlier or mother; 'ies-kois'miliiugoteii 
 Ku s'miskol, Vou are really a mother; *kolH'mi.sk6ieuieiizin,' 
 
 think you are a true motlier. 
 Chin-s'misjiagpagt, I am a true wi.seman ; 'kol.s'niispag[)ii<i;tcim 
 
 zin,' I think you are really wise. 
 Ohines-s'mismiszuti, I know well, T am really learned. 
 Es-s'misnusten, I know that well. 
 [Thi.s word probably origimited from 'seme.' J8®"Skani, whic 
 
 its oppo.site.] 
 SMILCTTEM^LS, .<. Presence; 'hi Ismilclu'mel.sz Kolinzutoii,' 
 
 the i)res"nco of God. K^Chcm. 
 SMITO, •'?. A fort, bastion, fbrtitication, id. smitmito, ihin. sliuiin 
 SMLiCH, s. .Sulmon. 
 SM6kOI, A kind of duelw. , 
 .SMOLEMKN", s. Lance, 9pi}:ir,j)?.smlmulemon, dim, shnonilemcii 
 
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 -VKA/J 
 
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 nuui]. — ^ly <'"^1>^''''> 
 ;> rc/'.u'. 4— My luoil; 
 1,1 ricH vcne- ii— M\ 
 ^,y p,y II uiivn] uiul r.V, 
 
 All 
 
 HITKOL 
 
 ■;N6MSl[fN, .v. A inuvo— u li'inalc animal of any kuul ; pi. urn' 
 
 o'.iin, dim. sllnoln^4hin. 
 vMOOT, f. SnioUc. «®-^Mo6t. 
 
 mom- 
 
 nun o 
 
 wolf. 
 
 «;\,'('irKM KI', suclinn'iinston, ,s. An entrance, front duor. fiiafCI 
 <NTIIHMI('HR.\, s'. a nmn's I.ikU; 'la.snchomiclion,' At yo 
 
 back. 
 SN'(MlKM".fiKKIT, x. Slinul.lcr blatlo, s.ui.iila. 
 SNClIKMMfel/U', ..s Plund 
 
 10 m. 
 
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 or. 
 
 
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 0) 1 IhinU U'uu a iiuui 
 
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 ,,(itoH(Mnen, (Oj I thii 
 
 ;/ /((((/—it i^B ^XrilKMiiXiUT, snchiMulni'iil, v. 'IMic -^idv of a man orany other 
 object, about the ribs. 
 
 sNL'IllvMUSSllIN,^. Thigh. 
 
 SNCllKSEMKN, s. Tobacco-pouch. 
 
 SM('lHTI:iT6, .s. Soe<lM, stcmoH of truilN. 
 
 SNECIIKLGU, s. Son-in-hiw. 
 
 >XK('IIKLZK, >s. Eik,^/. .snchn6c'hcl/.c. 
 
 Siichilzelgu, .s'. KIk-Hkin. 
 
 SN'('lJlLZ.\.SKA(iAE, s. Jiorso, horses in general, 
 
 SN'ftSELZP:, s. Double-barrel gun. B©"Ksel. 
 
 <N'(iA I'FiUS, .s'. Soul. 8?®t„(ia]>. jd. 'sugapgaiji us, ihe souls of many 
 jiorsons; 'sngajt^ilis,' The souls ol one j)erson. 
 
 >N(irMENKI, .s. Spokan ln<lians, so callecl irom 'gumene,' a kind 
 of salmon that abounds in their country. 
 
 SN'dUTi, SI\Gl']i, s. Blood ; 'inku u i-hin-ep-sngul hi lauui,' 1 
 Ikivc the same blood as you have, we are blood relations ; 'goeit 
 111 isngul,' .My blood is numifold, v, ij. my tatlier was a half 
 hreed from two dirtoront tribes, my mother was another half- 
 breed of a ditt'ereiit nation. 
 
 SNGrLS'CIli,.s. Blood Indians, a tribe of the Blackfeet. 
 
 SN'ILEMEIi(aiTKIf,.v. Menses, the catamenia. 
 
 "JN'ISirTELZE, .s. The womb, the inside part ol' an animal. 
 
 n, (0) I think himuiiunj 
 iUecum, kolsmUiecumciii 
 
 er •, 'ies-kols'niilpogolfiij 
 'kols'nuskf)ii-'i«^''>''''">' 
 
 „ J 'kols'mispugpa^teimj 
 •oaUy learned. 
 ,cme.' B@fSkain, whid 
 ilchcmels/. KoUuzutcii; 
 pi. smiimito, '/""• ^ 
 
 g^lshut. 
 SNInE, s. Owl. 
 huiiiig SXKAIMINTEX, .s. l.ibrary. 
 
 SXKAIOSKEIS'CJIINT, c^'. (^ros Ventres. 
 XKAZOS^, s. Cayote, small wolf,B@»K 
 
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 lemon, dim. slmouilcmciB sXlvOLT^LlSTEN, s. (^uiv 
 
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 SXKOTfilSIirX, N. S(H-ks, stockings. 
 
 SXKUL, or snkii, iftollowcrl h^- s, means foirtpunion.ship, similui-;. 
 
 ty, identity. 
 I siikiu'Iigii, My compatriot, of my own tvibo. 
 IsnktiHlimignm, Afy fellow eliief. 
 Isnknsk6!iifu, My fellow mun. 
 l-snkusnieem, My fellow woman. 
 
 T.snkiisign, My brother ov sister, kinsman or Icinswoman. JK-g^Nk,., 
 SXOE,.?. Snake Indians. 
 SXPiKAZlX, .-«•. Day-break, aurora. 
 SXP6lLSlir, s'. Indians living by a tributary of the (Jolumbiii 
 
 river so called.J 
 SNSANT. Sensant, Meek, gentle, that keeps still. BSrSar,, 
 vSXSlIALT'SKAMELTEX, ^\ Tvula, palate. 
 SNSHTESHIX, .'^. Thigh-joint. 
 SXSPKEIXTEX, .s. Barn', granary. B@-Spkein. 
 SXSPSAKS, .s. Xostrils. 
 SXTdoicilIX, X. Baek of animals. 
 SXTXOSK AX, s-. ( -rest. J8®-Tin. 
 SXUALSTEX, .s-. Bladder, if extracted and blown. 
 SXrfjUPS, s. Pantaloons, IfeS^Oil ; because both legs an.- uiiitci 
 
 at the back, when the Indian way Avas to have a separate k<^-\ 
 
 ging for each log. 
 SXZLEL, snzlelsten, .s. Flint. B@°"Zil; because it was as a weapon I 
 
 planted or stuck in the arrow or old (ashioned gun. 
 SXZODLiaTTTEX, .s^ Par.iflnsh, a piece of bnifalo hide with liolisl 
 
 all around througli which strings are passed to tie up iii(';ii 
 
 or any small traps which are placed in it. They arc nuich usiil 
 
 at home as a kind of ward robe, and esjjecially for jtackiiig. 
 
 S()(fOEL( ;F,y;/. sogogocigu, N. Hut. Bgrogo. 
 
 SOGOEPE, «. R^ol. 
 
 SOIAPI, s'. Amei'ican, white jx'oplo, /-/. sniuia])i, soioiaj)!. 
 
 I*u soiapi, \ person married to an American; 'suipskagae,' AiiiimI 
 
 ican stock, horses, cattle, etc.; 'suii)61ks,' American dress ;j 
 
 'suipzin,' American tongue. 
 S()K.\MEP, s'- The back side, the buttocks of animals, also 'sob-j 
 
 mepil. 
 SOKl^i.M, Af. T!ie moon, so < ailed by the Spokans. I^Okeiii. 
 
-vp'.inioiiship, siiniliu-:- 
 
 |< i \ 1 s woman . S^ N k' '. 
 itjvry of tkc (Jolutnbiii 
 
 s still. aerSiu,. 
 
 pkein. 
 
 I blown. 
 
 so both logs tu\' united 
 
 i to luvve a separate lo;;- 
 
 caiise it was as a woupoii | 
 
 tishioniMl gun. 
 l)nlfalo hide with holes i 
 
 L passed to tie up mn\\ 
 it. They are nuieh u*il 
 ,pecially for packiu,-];. 
 Ogo. 
 
 tiuiai)i, soioiapi. 
 [an ; 'suipskagae,' AiniT-l 
 |)alks,' Anierieau dross; 
 
 li ol' animals, also 'sob- 
 
 lokans. J^Okeui. 
 
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 ISZ SOlvOI,.?. My wai'-l'riend. dearer than a hrother, o 
 
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 ho helps 
 
 lue in doing any (eat of arms r. y. scalping an enemy ; 'Kaes- 
 wkoi^us,' We are war firiends. 
 Ivaes-skoieusi, hae-koicusem, (G) We made Iriends m war. 
 ii's-sokokanem, s6k(dcan, sokokant, (8) I sealp him, by euttinu; his 
 scalp all around and snatching it away, leaving the skull bai'e. 
 
 • sokokaiHem, (IG) I seal]) his 
 
 •' skokaueltem, sk(d<aiielten, (S) I scalp bis son ; 'ko skokanel- 
 
 tentcm,' They scalped my son. 
 l->/,-sokokan, s. My scalp, the scalp I liave taken in war from an 
 
 enemy. 
 SOLOLIM^ALKS, s. Iron-dress, cuirass. 
 
 SOLOIiOMIXClI, s. Iron weapon, guns ol' every description. 
 KS-SOOMI, sou, puss. It is melting, g(!tting soft — said of lead or 
 
 ores, net of grease. 
 Cliiiics-soomi, chin-soom, sooish, (7) 1 am melting something; 'es- 
 
 sosoomi,' red. 
 b'ssooni, sooiittn, or yuou, sotut, rrttt. cs-soosttn, (10) I melt tliat. 
 
 sooHem, soolten (17) J melt it for bim, I melt his. 
 sooshitem, (16) 1 melt I'or him, help him meltiii' 
 
 so 
 
 onuni'm, soonun, (8) I succeed in melting it. 
 
 Essoonzuti, It melts by itself. 
 Soon/uten,?, The melter. 
 Sgnsouin, Charged to melt. 
 
 Siisoiiiiii, 5. Instrument to melt things witli, smelter 
 (10) 1 melt it in, (". (j. in a i)an or kettle, 
 minem, (11) I use it to melt thinu's in. 
 
 -iiSDcin 
 
 llSOi'll 
 
 i'iS-sooDini 
 
 It 
 
 nndts : 'so<')i).' (lot nu 
 
 1' 
 
 .dted. 
 
 iisoopmi, iisoop (.')) It is melted in, it is cousiuncd, all di'aid;— 
 said for (onsumption ol Ii([\iids, cotfee. whisky, ihe bottle is 
 
 omj)ty. 
 
 •iisopfitunein, nsojjenun 
 
 (S)I 
 
 drink it al 
 
 iisi)i)cnu!tcm 
 
 !t. 
 
 (IG) 
 
 (Iriuk a 
 
 11 
 
 Ills. 
 
 ko-iiso])ciiUitgii in in- 
 
 SfUllvU. 
 
 You drank all mv whisky. 
 
 S(JT.\LKS, .V. Klastic shirt, k-nit1ed shii't, maillr. H®„S(it. 
 <P.\K.\.Mi,.v'. Swan. 
 
 SP.VKANI, -. Sun.iK^Paaka. Sp'pakani, ^/««(. A watch or clock 
 "^I'ALK, s. Penis, diin. spapalk. 8®t.Pelkem. 
 

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 SI'APi(*nAKAN,.«?. Fnwii. 
 
 SPAS, N. F-!iru;o swallow, in()s(|ui(<» hawk 
 
 SP^i(MlST, v. Glovo.B^uV/clisl. 
 
 SPKLrilftP, s. Drum. Tlf9k„Spi 
 
 SPKI-JMKXZIN, N'. I/i]), /''. spliiolimciizin. 
 
 SI^KI.KI'K, >••. Imliaii saiisaj-os. 
 
 SPR'PiiKM, s'. Hitter root. 
 
 SPftZRN, •^•. ITi'inj) rojH\ liiiiMi clolli ; 'spiv/.u'li;-!!,' IViil of cloth 
 
 1 SZ si I', Wliom I wliippctl. 
 
 •Paspip 
 
 He (loos not wliip, passivi'ly, it docs not i^'Ot wliijipcd, 
 
 r. (/. a spirit ct( 
 
 (/hiiios-spmi 
 
 fhiii-sip, or cliinsjtipo, ixm-'f. 1 am whippod 
 
 (Miinosspmi, chiii-s])!!!!, spiisli, (7) I Svliip, strike a Mow, stnl 
 
 am 
 
 thini 
 
 Ics spim, spctitt'ii, sp('nt(''kii ; rnii 
 whip him, nivc him a hlow 
 
 t. csspcstrh, os-spcsti'lcn, (10) I 
 
 1 St, 
 
 pcltom, spolttMi. spilt, (17) I whip his, or him for that. 
 •• s|>shitom, spshiton, spsliit, (1'))T whip for him, liclp him wliip 
 
 pinjj;. 
 
 " spshishom, spsliishcmoii, (J)) 1 whip him for others 
 
 that for others, r. (j. a dusty hhmket. 
 ('hiiu's-s])shishi, (<>) I strike for others, 
 t'hines-speluisi, ies-speluisem, fn''/- 
 y(>s.Np'sj)im, rp/L T strike this and thai. 
 (Miines-spltAmshi, I strike people. 
 Chines-spenKiiti, I strike myself, 
 les-iispelisom, (S) I strike amoni; them, indisci-iminately 
 
 " nspt'usem, (S) I strike among those two. 
 Kaes-spennegui, We strik<' one another. 
 
 ^pe 
 
 i7.»\tcn, •<. The striker 
 
 Spemm, •"*. Whi|>, instrument to strike with. 
 ('hines-chspmi, I thrnsh. 
 Iksm'Hspi'm, chspen 
 
 ten, 1 thrash it, wheat, etc ; also, sti-ike tniil 
 
 when shaken off the plants hy blow; 
 
 I'hs) 
 
 )S 
 
 What 1 thrashed, 
 item, (ir>) I thrash for him. 
 
 l-s/,('hsip, 
 
 les-ehspHem, (17) 1 thrash his. 
 
 Kaefi-e'i-iishiluegui. We help one another thrashing, 
 
.lo;il,' Tolll of C'loth. 
 
 ,u«s not got wliiiipt'd, 
 
 i\ \vliil)l)«.'<l. 
 strike a V>low, sirikf 
 
 n, os-spcsteku, (10) 1 
 
 )v hiin for Unit, 
 i-hiiu. lii'lp l»"n>' wlup- 
 
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 ('hiiio»-s>pktiiii, 1 ihrusli. 
 Io.s-si»kt.'iuom, ,sj)kL-iiiomoii, {[)) I tlirasli it. 
 ius-HpkeiUom, 1 tlira.'ili Wis whwii. 
 Iv()-.s|)kui.slit, TIwumIi for im;. 
 
 ;v.:us 
 
 ipkeinuiii, .v. A llinishor. 
 
 >|)ktiii, .s, 
 
 Wheat. 
 
 SiLspkeuiten, s. IJurn, f>;i'uiiiii'y. 
 
 ('hspkCiutoii, s. Straw of aiiylliing llii-iishoil. 
 
 ('ai.NKS-si'KJiCUliPi, I strike llio ilrum. 
 
 Nsi'CsTEN, *■. inst. Sword. 
 
 Chill spcl/A', I give a stroke with tlie wliip, etc-. 
 
 K's-.spiuiiieiu, MpmiiieiiKMi. (llj I luso it to strike; •s|joiiiiuemi.«5 h 
 
 iispuslis,' He gave a stroke with the sword. 
 Ks (Ulsi'izK, lie is whii)j)ed ;ill around, 
 los-eh.spi/.ecm, chspineoii, (8) I whij) him all aroiunl. 
 
 " ehspizeekein, (1()J ! wliij) his all around. 
 
 ■ nspkeinein, nspkein, (8) I strike his top. 
 
 " nspkiiUcm, (IG) 1 strike the head of Ids 
 
 Ks-spapkan, Struck on the head. 
 Ics-spupkaiiem, 1 .^itrike his head. 
 Ks-iispauskan, Beaten on top of the head. 
 Ics-iispauskanein, usjuluskan, (8) 1 strike the lo|) of his head. 
 Esdvulspapkan, Beaten on the back of the head. 
 K'skiilspupkanen), (8) 1 beat him on tlie buck, etc. 
 Es chilspcshiii, Beaten on the forehead. 
 les-chibpessUineiu, (8) I beat him on the forehead. 
 Es-iispspene, Struck on the ears, 
 los-iispspencm, (8) I strike Ids ears. 
 K.>iispspanakan, Struck above the ears, 
 los-nspspanakanetn. I strike him above the eur«. 
 
 .-nsp 
 
 I'lks, Struck on the nose. 
 
 los-iispaksem, (9) I strike him on the nose. 
 
 l>-clis|»us, struck on one eye; 'es-chspspus,' Sli'iick on both eyes; 
 
 'ies chspusem,' etc. 
 >tc; also, strike lriiits| Hs-kulsj)us, Struck wu the cheek ; 'es-kulspspus,' strin k on bcnh 
 
 cheeks. 
 Ics-kul8pi\seni, I strike, etc. 
 Es-spaoskan, Struck on the mouth. 
 
 irashing. 
 
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 Sri 
 
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 Sa 
 
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 IcH-spaposkanera, I sti'ike him in the moiitli. 
 Es-nsi^ikH, Stnu'Ic on the whole nock; Mes-nspusom,' etc. 
 
 IispL'l| 
 
 iscm. 
 
 m. 
 
 Es-chsp6lps, .struck on the back of the mn-k ; 'Tos-c 
 Fils-nsplktit, Struck on the shouhlers ; 'ics-nsplkeite 
 Ei^-nspichin, Struck on the hack ; 'ies-nspichineni.' 
 Es-speiis, Struck on the loins; 'Ie.s-speuscm.' 
 EssptSpil, Struck on the buttocks; 'les-spdpilem.' 
 Es-(;h.spiipSj struck on the fundament; 'Ies-chsj)up.seni.' 
 Es-ns^,lniut, Struck in tlic side; 'ies-nsplniutcm/ (8). 
 Es-chspeus, Struck on the belly; Mes-chspcusem.' (8). 
 iiS-chspagozehin, Struc!< on tlic bicast; 'ies-chspagozchnicni.' 
 Es-sptMug-u, Struck on the breasts; 'iesspemgum,' (8). 
 Es-spagan,. Struck on the arm; 'ies-spaganeni.' 
 Es-nspochiii(Jchs, Struck on the jialni of the hand ; 'ies-nspechiiie- 
 
 fhscni.' 
 Es-chlspochinechs, Struck on the l)ack of the hand ; 'ies-chifspcclii- 
 
 ncchsem.' 
 Es-kolsp/jnl'chs, Struck on the wist; 'ics-kulspznechsem.' 
 Es-chspznechs, sti'uck on the wi-ist outside ; 'ies-chsp/jicchsmi,' 
 Es-melsip, Struck on the tliiglis inside,; Mes-melspim.' 
 Es-chspclpstshin, struck on the lap, above the knees; 'ies-chspel- 
 
 psshineni.' 
 Es-spkeinshin, Struck' on the knee ; Mes-spkeinshinem.' 
 Es-sp6ushin, Struck under the knee; 'ies-speusshinem ' 
 Es-chspakstshin, St;".ick on the leg; 'ioschspakstshinem.' 
 Es-kn!spzinshin, Struck on the ankle ; 'ies-kuLsiizinshinem.' 
 Es-ehilspichinshin, Sti-uik on the upper part on the foot; 'ies-clul- 
 
 spi 
 
 liinshineni. 
 
 Es-nspichinshin, Struck on the sole of the foot; 'les-nspicliinsjii- 
 
 netn. 
 
 f']s-spepshin,' Struck on the heel; ML's-spepshinem,' (8^ 
 Es-spshin, Struck- on tlie foot; 'ie: 
 E.-;-chi!si)(^i,s, Struck on the teeth ; 
 
 -sp 
 
 sluinm 
 
 'ics chilsjitMsem.' 
 
 'vSIl^ 
 
 Struck- on the nakiMl teelli 
 
 ies-nsDcisem. 
 
 Es-ns])i;sdgan, S'ti'uck- on the elbow ; 'ics-sj)usi}g;inem.' 
 K.s-iispupi)sg;iii, Sti'uck al'ove the elbow ; '!ispuj)i>sgan( 
 
 m. 
 
 Es 
 
 snur.sa'- 
 
 '.s c 
 
 ■hi}.' 
 
 -'true 
 
 ovi'P tlie !;u;e ; 'ies-spuusvisem. 
 
 ipL'tie, Struc 
 
 . VCi' 
 
 'ics cliilspi'iieiii/ I strikt' it all (<\ 
 
 vy. 
 
!m,' otf. 
 (-chspelpscin. 
 
 litem.' 
 
 jpsom. 
 ' (8)- 
 
 / (8)- 
 )agozchiiii'ni. 
 
 >; (8). 
 
 )znc(.-bsem.' 
 s-ehspxiH'clisfm,' 
 
 olspini.' 
 knees j 'ics-chsi)el- 
 
 iishinem.' 
 
 sluneiu ' 
 kstsliincin.' 
 
 spzinsluneui.' 
 
 n the foot ; 'ies-clul- 
 
 )t ; 'ies-nspic'liii»shi- 
 
 Lmu,' (8). 
 1(10). 
 -(.'in.' 
 I'isom,' 
 L;;aiK'in.' 
 |ii(i<')s>:;am'iu.' 
 IsvuK'in.' 
 
 I strike il all ovrr. 
 
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 Ei-nspilza, '•'■na-k alliuaide; 'ieg-bspelzora,' I strike hi in inside. 
 
 Es-spelze, Struck at large; 'ios-sptlzena,' I strike him. 
 
 SP ELGU. 8«ft.Sipi. 
 
 sniR/CLK. *«ir-riuk. 
 
 SPISTl&M ? When ? in the past, i^Pisteni. 'T'spisttm?' How 
 
 long ago ? 
 SPISZ^LT, adv. Yesterday, the day before. 
 SPKBlN, s. Wheat. a^rSpim. 
 SPKOEPILTEN, s. Crumbs. |®^pko. 
 PKOIEP, s. Hemp rope. 
 PlvUAKErXSHIN, s. Knoo. 
 SPLKifelN, 5. Head. 
 SPLKUX, Splkuiks, s. Tortoise. 
 SPLKUBUS, 5. Thighs, 
 SPiiEJS, s. Eye brow. 
 SP66s, s. Froth. J»-Po68. 
 Si'CUG, Vapors of boiling water. 
 SPUIUS, s. Wrinkled face. «»"Puimi. 
 SPUUS, s. Heart, good sense, will. a^Puiis. 
 3PUM, Hairs on any part of the body ; 'Spumlgu, spumze,' Buf- 
 falo robe, if the hair is on ; 'ez's'eh^n In spurns ?'. How is his 
 hair ? what color is he ? when they incj^uire the description of 
 an animal. 
 SSil, 5. •9'Sii. 
 
 SSHENSH, s. Stone j 'sshenshiilegu,' Kooky spot. 
 SSHESH, He frowned, was horrified. 
 Sshclsh in skeltich, His flesh shuddered. 
 Chss'shplze, Frowned all around. 
 
 STAAX, .s. Female antelope; 'stanlgu,' Skin of antelope. 
 STIKAI, s. White blanket, pi. stktokci; 'slkaialks,' Over-coat 
 
 made out of a white blanket. 
 STAK'K, Gander. 
 ST^iCHEL. J®-Techel. 
 
 STE IIT, s. The overflowing of rivers, etc. Techcl 
 STELGOM, s. Woodpecker. 
 STEM? What? what is it? what is tho matter? 'iks t6m ?' What 
 
 IS that to mo ? jJS-Teo. 
 Chin-stem ? ku-stem ? What am I f what are yoii ? 
 
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 Ta Rt6m, Nothing. 
 T6o 8t6m, Something; 'too i-st6ra, too a-stom,' Soinothing of'yours 
 
 something of mine. 
 T6e ik-stfm, too ak-stoni, Something of mine, of yours, in the fu- 
 ture, It must be mine or yours; pi. tee stemtom,. ^ijwi. t6e .sUt' 
 
 tern, A little thing. 
 StemI:tjs. 
 Stem^lis, cop. Relatives, the}' are i*oIativoH. 
 
 Chiucs-tmfelisi, I am a relative to 
 
 fes-tmelisom, tmdiisten, (8) I make him kindred to 'kao-tnie- 
 
 lisHls t Kolinzi'iten,' ITo made us kindred to God. 
 Ics-kolstm61isem, kolstmtliseiucn, (9) J treat take him as my Iviu- 
 
 drod. 
 
 les-kolstmfelisem, kolstmelistcn, (8) I make him kindred to 
 
 Kii-stemc'ligu ? or ku-stem ? Of what nationality are you ? 'Whai 
 
 tribe are you from ? 
 Stomi\legu ? What country is it ? 
 Stemize ? What kind of blanket is it ? 
 Stemlsziit? What kind of goods is it ? 
 
 Chinos chst6mi, chinchstem '/ What am I after ? what do I want 
 Ta ics-chst<imi, I am not after anything, I want nothing. 
 Chin-opstfe, I have something; *koi6 hi chin.ep-st6,' I own it, it bij 
 
 longs to me. 
 Chikaep-.Ht6, I claim something; 'koie Vu chikaep-st6, I claim it, 
 
 must bo mine;'suiit u kaoep-st6 he sizcm ? Who claims this) 
 
 blanket? *anui ku-kaep st6' It is yours. 
 STi;E, s. Property; 'i-steo,' It is my property; *ko ast^c,' I m 
 
 your property, I belong to you. 
 ST^MCITI, s. Crow Indians. 
 STETLUKUE,s. Pitch-pine. 
 STG RNCII, s.Guts, bowels. 
 STIELZE, s. Male caribou, stag. 
 STIICIIMISII, s. Girl above twelve years, virgin ; 'chiks-stiielij 
 
 mislii,' 1 am getting into girlhood ; 'ohikacs-stikhini.shi,' 
 
 want to remain a girl, unmarried; />Z. stitiicnmish ; 'i-snkud 
 
 tiiehmlsh,' My fellow girl, another girl like me. 
 STITICIIIME, s. A little dog. 
 STILEM, 5. Wooden canoe, boat. 
 
,' Soinothing ofyours, 
 
 pei'ty ; 'ko ast^c,' I anJ 
 
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 STMA, stomd, stomalton, s. Cow ; 'ikoikoai slmd,' Buffalo cow j 
 
 pi. Btmtm&lten. 
 Chin-chstma, I go in search of buffalo cows, winter buffalo hunting. 
 ST6LIGXJ, s. Earth, world, country, land; 'istoligu/ My own 
 country, my own land. 
 
 Clinko Ht61igii, To the new world, which for Indianid in the trans- 
 atlantic one. 2 — To the next world. 
 
 STOLZE s. Mule, luulo doer, black-tail deer, pi. stltolzo, dim. 
 stot'lzc, A jackass. 
 
 Stelzt'lgu, Mule-deer skin. 
 
 STOMCHEflLT, s. Daughter, pi stmtomche^lt 
 
 Si'toMiclieclt s. Niece, in this waj' : I-st'tomchct-lt, My sister's 
 daughter, my father's sister's daughter, [said only by ii 
 woman]. 
 
 STOMCHST, s. Thumb. 
 
 ST6PAKS, s. Thread. fi@°Topcm. dim. sH'topaks, A little 
 thread, because it has been twisted and spun. 
 
 STOS, stus, s. The marrow. 
 
 ST'TGEIUTELGU, s. Yearling calf. 
 
 ST'TEUTI, s. The younger brother, ^©"■Eut. 
 
 ,ST'T6oME, s. a small kind of ducks. 
 
 SUALK. B®-UEE. 
 
 SUET ? Who ? 'ta sucit,' nobody ; 'kaelsu^t ?' "Whose child is it ? 
 'pusuct?' Whose consort? 'Ikaesutt?' With whom? 'teesu6t,' 
 Some one. 
 
 SUll Uii, s. Fish, dim. slufeuK 
 
 Chin-tgusueli, I catch fish ; 'sgutgusufele, Fishci'mau. 
 
 CIIIXES-SUGUi, chincs-sugu, jjflss. I am recognized. 
 
 Cliiiios-sugui, chin-sugum, suguish, (6) I recognize, I take cogni- 
 zance, I examine, I know — used also m a legal sense. 
 
 Ics-sugum, sikgun, sOgunt, cont. es-sOgusten, (S) I know him, I am 
 acquainted with, 'kaeks suguni hi suchilzaskagae,' We must 
 examine, or pass judgment upon, the horses to see if we can 
 recognize whose horses they are. 
 
 Ic-les-sugum, iter. I recognize him at sight. 
 
 los-sgusugum, red. ' 
 
 " suguHem, (16) I am acquainted with his.... 
 " sugushtem, (14) i know it for him. . * 
 

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 Knos Kgnim^gni. re(\ AVc aro aeqnauitances; 'kaol'-sgunudgui,' "We 
 
 recognize one another. 
 In-8ugunzulcn, s. Ho who knows one. 
 les-sugulegum, sugiilcgun, sugulcgunt, cont. cs-siigiilegusten, (8) 1 
 
 rocognizo the country, I am aequaintccl with the country. 
 " (;hsjgum, (8) 1 recognize on that account, it makes mo rccog 
 
 nize. 
 " chsiiguHem, I rccognizo him by that ; *iiem kao-chsiigulils hi 
 
 kaelbat6m,' They will know thnt we are baptized. 
 Chsugutcn, s. "What one is known by, the mark. sign. I^Mii. 
 
 chmiiten. 
 
 liU ikl-chsiiguton^ s. By what mu-k I am recognized. 2 — By 
 what mark I rojognize it. 
 
 Chsngumnuoguton, s. Distinctive; s!gn to make itdiHtinguiahetl from 
 others; "oimj^us hi kaki^-chsi^anuc^guten,' The cro3S is oi;r dis- 
 tinctive mark. 
 
 IlcV-chsuguskiiligaten, s. What distinguishes me from other people, 
 9 — What makes mo disting.iish people. 
 
 Nchsuguneten, nkolsgun^ton, s. A sign, a mark that makes known 
 something. 
 
 Sgusi'jgum, .s. One appointed to recognize, to examine. 
 
 CuiNEs-NstiauNET, chin-nsugune^ (5) I understand, I am not crazy, 
 I obey, aure percipio ; 'tas nsiigane hi suiniimti,' The young 
 chap does not want to hear, has no sense. 
 
 Chines nsugunei, chin-nsiiguncm, nsiignncish, (6) I understand 
 some one. 
 
 les-nsugunem, ns igun6men, nsngunement, oow/, es-nsugnnemsten, 
 
 (9) 1 understand it or him. 
 *' nsiigiint^mhom, (16) I understand his.... mind his obey. 
 
 Kacs nsugunemenn^gui. Wo understand one another, we agree to- 
 gether. 
 
 An Ruguncmonzuten, s. He who minds you, your hearer, Avho un- 
 derstands you. 
 
 N'sugun^ten, .>>. The understanding, intellect; 'chnsugun^tcn,' 
 What makes one understand, parable, etc. 
 
 Sgunsiigune, Commissioned to understand, interpreter, in as much 
 as he understands a foreign language. 
 
 N8gU3gunuI,a<fy. One quick to understand. 
 
'kaohsgunudgui,' "We 
 
 recognized. 2— Jiy 
 
 e from other i)ooplo 
 k that makes known 
 
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 ts-ns„gu.mem,Iknovvthevoiceofh 
 l--«ua.c„.x.Mrn J:.j^ ;^;^;"V^^^'^ other's vol., 
 
 by h,8 trucks, foot-stepi ' '^"'-^^'Sushin, (8) I know him 
 
 J^-'-;'-«oi.kanem, I ,..,,. b ^^^.^"V""' 
 ;-«i^'otxauM, f .,,o,„i,, ,,., j;^.^J ^''^ bue. of the head. 
 
 " ■^^•-U^'u>nr 1 rec'o / '"rr "'' ^'^'^^ren. 
 
 r''-"'^l^::^:i::!:^^ 
 
 bsii-iimcm, ouffumei. -v 
 
 I ki-: 
 
 p.^s..u,,nic, What r measured ^ ^ ''^'''^^''^ «" me. 
 
 ei..n:.,sngaminlcgui,ln.ca.a*relandssurv-. , . 
 
 h"«^^oi^M.M, Imeasu:.e^itoarron";h . 
 
 com; are it to. '^-9' on the foot measure, etc I 
 
 M.s.gume^iom, (16) I u.ea8„ro his . t ' ' 
 ^^'•^•'"-^Hen )n ,p„,,, .,.^^, ^^ f ;;•,•• on I compare his to 
 
 Jesus to mine. ^^'""''' ^ compare the heart of 
 
 I e, mtnzuti, I measure mvself fn 
 
 ] i"g' or measuring. ' "'-^ '"^tnimeiit for woigj,. 
 
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 Tn-oh8iigum6ton. s. Tlio moivsuro, niodol on whicli I nin inoasiiivd, 
 
 my model, patttM-n ; 'Maly hi akt-nchHU^umiton,' Y(mi muHt 
 
 take Maiy for yoiir model. 
 iF.s-pnsrouMfinsRM, (8) 1 mcusiin^ on liij^li. 
 
 lRS-ofT8tro!tMK/JNKM, ('hsiifj;iim"/,lnomcMi, (9) I toll In in a jiarahk-, 
 TcH (h-d'i!;!! n<Mii, ('lisAi^uMion, I tell that paraMe, I comparo tliat. 
 An-<hK\\gumoKintoti, Thj- ]mral)lo, 
 
 ClllN'F.-i-Koi.siMHiMEl, I make sii^ns, [often I'orivil piirjioseN.] 
 Ics-kolsugumem, kolsii,ij;nnien, I make that si^n, I express liiai 
 
 by signH, T am a si<^n of that, I tii»ify it, 1 Migmty that. 
 •' kolMigiimelt^m, (10) \ make that sign to him. 
 
 kolaugtimc'^Hhtom, (14) T make some signs to him. 
 
 tkolsi\giimem, (S) I prefigure it, I express tliat, signify it hc- 
 
 foro it ha])pons ; Mkolsi'igiimis In Jesii Kli,' lie was a ligiirc 
 
 of Jesus Christ, prcvfi/iirdhat C/iristiim. 
 Tkolsngiimen/.iiten, s". Figure, ty])e ; 'goeit hi tkolsjigumenziilis 
 
 Josa Kli,' Many are the fii^nres of (Mirist hefoie his coming— 
 
 when thoy prefigure by thoir action. 
 'rkolausugunuMen, n'. Figure, type, i>y itself not by action ; 'in 
 
 manna sh6i In kWtkolsugumetis hi snkaezin ; Abel hi t jjol- j 
 
 sugum^nzi\tis hi os-ch])ti)tkominalko,' The miuina wasafigiiiv 
 
 of the Eucharist, Abel was a figure of the Crucified. 
 Nkolsiigum6tcn, a. Figure ; Mu skoJka nkolstigumetis }u i-skolkutlt.' 
 
 The seed is a figure of my doctrine. 
 I-SUI adj. Cool ; *i-ks-sui,' Let it be cool. 
 Es-svii, It cools otf ; 'etsiii,' It cools again, 
 -nshikn, Cool water. agrZeth 
 SUINOMTf, s. \ young man, ])l. suiuinumt, The young men. 
 
 8®"Uinoint. 
 ClllXKS-SlTKUTl, r. r,f. (5) F am swelling— used for moiimii 
 
 swelliiii^s. 
 les-sukutem, siikiit'sten, sukiit'sku, (8) I make it swell, 
 '•s'lkutem, si^kutomen, (9) I fee t hat part of iho body swcliiitgj 
 
 I tind it swollen. 
 Chines-skutluisi, fref/. 
 Chines-skudgani, My arm is swelling; 'chines skuiigan,' My arm i J 
 
 swollen. 
 Chines-skuapo^kani, My lips are swelling; ShineB-skuapoHkaiiJ 
 
:u\\ I niu iiK'UHinvtl, 
 mnitcu,' You muKt 
 
 ..U him u i)avul)U'. 
 I. I comimrc Unit. 
 
 I vil i)uri'oso8.] 
 
 I Mi^^miy Uuit. 
 hitn. 
 
 ^ to l»im. 
 OHH that, ^\i!,n\iy it be- 
 
 , Kli,' ll« ^^•«^*' " *'^"'''' 
 
 Mt hi tUolsuginuon/.iUis 
 ist IxMovo \»iH c-omiiig- 
 
 .If not by action ; 'In 
 ,U,u'/.in; AboHufM! 
 Tho niaunawrtsafiguro 
 
 lihc (h-iuified. 
 ,.r„,ui-tiH\ui-sUollault; 
 
 „„ut, The yuuug moi.. 
 
 <lln.};-"^<-^*l iov movlna| 
 
 liiUo it swell, 
 
 vt <it ihc body HWoll>"g| 
 
 ,„os skuagan,' My arm 
 i,,^ ; 't.hinc8-HUurty>o«l<»«| 
 
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 SXJPH 
 
 My lip.s uro Mwollou. ' :•'•■■ 
 
 ('hiiicsMltuc'chsti, My hand .swells. • ' ' 
 
 (n»iiios-cl»sku.sliiiiiui, My foot Is Hwollmg; 'olunoschHluishhuni,' 
 
 My loot \H MvvclUid. 
 (MiiiK's-skusi, My facu is .swolliiig. 
 CliiiioM-rlinkiiai, My oyo isswolliiig. 
 Chiiios-cliskutiliwi, My nock i.s Hwclliiig. 
 
 Cliiiio.s-chsUuenoi, My esir is .swollliig. '. . ' 
 
 (y'liiiios chskiiousi, My bully is swoUing. 
 (IliiiioH skiiaksi, My iioso is swolliiig. 
 Ciuiios-c'hskiiiiioi, 1 uiu swelling till uround. 
 ,Siisi\kiikn, Tho wator is swoUiag by snow lallon at the bottom ol 
 
 tho rivor. 
 Ciiinesnskupsi, Ibavo blind i)ilcH. 
 
 I-C'IIN SUL, 1 am takon by surprise, frigliter.ed. 2—1 am chilled. 
 Ics-suloin, siklomHten, (8) I take him by surprise, I stupefy him. 2 
 — 1 chill him. > 
 
 Ics-siilumHem, I take his by surprise. 
 
 l-Sl'L, udj. Cold, cool; 'iusul,' cold room; pi. selsul. 
 
 Ks sulli, suit, it freozjs, it is chilly— .mid of solid objects, uot of 
 
 liquids. iB@°imup, ug. 
 riiiii solsuls, My cheeks arc clillcd, not yet frozen, not frost-bitten. 
 Chin-selsulchat, My hands are chilled. 
 Cliin-selsulshin, My loot are chilled. 
 Cliui-iisjlks. Xy nose is chilled; 'nsulks/ FroziJii road. 
 Cliin-chselsuleno, My ears are chilled. 
 1 sul'lcgu. Frozen ground. 
 I-solko, Frozen timber. 
 S'sult, s. The frost. 
 
 (;11:NES-SUMI, chin sum, suish (6) I nmoWjlairer. 
 los-suum, saumen, suument, cont. es suumston, essiiumsku, (9) I 
 
 smell that. 
 'sum, sumen, si\ment, (9) id. 
 (;iiiiios susuuskau, (9) 1 smoll, trying to tind what kind of odor it 
 
 may have, 
 les-susiiukasem, I smell that. 
 I-szHuum, Smell, smelling, 
 SUPS, s. Tail. «^Up, pi. s])sui)s. 
 
I 
 
 31 
 
 &44 
 SZOiiEM 
 
 SUPULEGU, s. Grass. i®-Up. 
 
 SUPZf N. 5. Board. W"Up. 
 
 CHINES-SUSTI, chin-Hiist, silstsh, (6) I drink. 
 
 los-Niistom, 8(i8ton, Hilstont, (8) I drink that. 
 " chsuHtcm, clisfiHifiiuMi, clisfisteinoiil, (0) I Hpcr.d that in drink- 
 ing, I drink that money etc. 
 •'ohsiistomltem, (10) I drink his, I coiisurao hia iu drinking. 
 
 Sustdmen, 5. A drunkard. 
 
 CIIIXES-SUTI, chin-siitom, sfitish, I strott-h something. 
 
 ChincH-siU'ti, I get strotthcd, as india-rubbor^ or knitted work. 
 
 Ics-siitoin, siltomston, H&tomsku, (9) I stretch it, pull it to stretch 
 it; 'sutemstom, ro8oim6us,' Ho was stretched on the cro^s. 
 
 " HiktomUom, (16) I utrotch his 'sfitcmltem iu s'chuAgnis/ 
 
 They pulled his arm. 
 " sdtemshtom, (14) I pull for him. 
 
 Siltep, s. India-rubber string or belt. 
 
 Sotalks, s. Knitted shirt, maille; *chin-8(5talk8, 1 have a knitted 
 shirt. 
 
 ES-SUUMI, silun, (5) The flood subsides, the river is falling. 
 
 EssQuu, The water, river is low again. 
 
 Chincs-nsouili, chin-nsouil, nseuilish, (5) I bail the water out of a 
 boat. 
 
 SZ, prefixed to the radiail of a verb makes the participle passive. 
 See nearly all verbs. 
 
 CniN-SZAiT, My child died, used among Colvllo Indians. 
 
 SZAL. A^Zal. Szalt. f^Zalt. Szohdu. <^chau. 
 
 SZ'BM, s. A woman repudiated divorced. 
 
 SZESIIT, s. Brother-in-law. Thus: 'I-szfesht,' My sistor.s hus- 
 band, or his brother. 2 — My wife's brother. 
 
 Kae-zoshi6ua Wo are brothers-in-law, used in the manner above. 
 
 SZEU^CHSHIN, 5. Snow-shoes. 
 
 SZ'HALKS, s. South wind, favorable wind. J^Zehe. 
 
 SZ'II^CHST. |®-Zehe. 
 
 SZIZTMlllLT, Children, boys and girls. fi^Zim, kuiamc. 
 
 SZL^CIIST, s. A bastard, spurious. 
 
 SZ6K0KAN, s. a scalp. B^ZKUM. sokoi. 
 
 SZOIiEM, szulem, s. Bull, ox, buffalo bull; dim. sVzozlcni; jvj 
 sz'tzutem. 
 
wpcr.d llml in Ji'mli- 
 
 liH ill drinking. 
 
 something, 
 or knitted work, 
 h it, pull it to stretch 
 ciliod on the cross, 
 mltom lu s'cUuigai)*; 
 
 T 
 
 S/,olin6l^u, .4. Bull hido, ux hide. 
 
 Szoiinkaii, x. Bidl lioud, the iiuino ol hdhu' |»lu(i'. 
 
 SZOKOI, X. War cnniimiiinn, with \vh(»m (dio has .[(im' "aMant 
 
 tijxhtiiiu;. Such a coinimhinii in hoM dcari'i- than a hi-othor ; 
 
 •kai^M-/,koi6u8i, Wo arc war friends. Wf*S6k(»i. 
 S/i()M, s. Bono ; /)/. n/.mzoin. 
 SZOiVfKRlN, N, Brain, crauiiini ; 'ta I'ps/oiaktin, lie has no hruin. 
 
 crazy. 
 SZOSiriN, .f. TiOij, foot, />/. M/.oiC()<»«hin, s/,nshin, sziiushin, /(/. 
 
 l9*Zuu. 
 SZrZlN, .<!. The way of spt'aUinjj;. Hs^Zun. 
 S//ZI('HE, s. Wild pino apply. 
 
 
 dks, 1 have a knitted 
 
 river is falling. 
 
 bail iho water out of u 
 
 the participle passive. 
 
 Colvllo Indians, 
 u. |»"chau. 
 
 jzfesht/ My si8tor,8 hus- 
 
 [other. 
 
 d in the manner above. 
 
 |. i^Zehe. 
 •Zim, kuiamc. 
 
 toi. 
 
 lull; (^im. sVzozlcni ; i'/ 
 
 T 
 
 T i^. a preposition that is prefixed holh to nouns and verhs. 
 
 ■ 1 — Prctixed to a verh t means hel'ore, aheati, in advance : 
 'Chin-^fiiui,' I go first, I go ahead; "cs-<niist6n,' I knew it be- 
 foi'e ; 'chin-Mvolenust,' I fixed myself hefure, i)i'epaiV(l niysell'; 
 '^kulpageish,' Think before. 
 
 :'— Prefixed to a noun conneeteil with a verb transitive, it ex- 
 jiresses the agent, or what governs the verb : '7'-Kt>lin/.uten 
 u kokolis,' (rod made mL^ 2 — The instrument: 'Ko-p6lsls 
 /'sshensh,' He killed me with a stone. 
 
 :i— If the noun isconnecled with a verb indefinite oi partitive, the 
 t prefixed to the noun gives it the meaning of the indehnite ar- 
 ticle ii, an ov !<omc : 'Kuneish f ulul'im,' Take a doUai-; 'komisli 
 t'ululim/ Take some dollars; 'chin-uichem ^'skeiigu,' T have 
 seen some Indians. It is clearer in French : de Vavgcnt, (h:$ 
 sauvages. t&'hu 
 }— I'refixed (o a noun jtreccded by a verb, t has sometimes the 
 meaning ofcliange, which is more j)lainly seen in the I'olhm- 
 ing examples : 'Ivolc^isis fksnkoljjo,' Tie changed it into 
 iireail ; 'kulisl f'skeligii, /'skuktiimell, /'lionkoint,' He iiiaile 
 liimseli'a man, a child, a i)oor. 
 
ft w 
 
 Of* 
 > > 
 
 \ M6 
 
 TA 
 
 5 — Prefixed to a noun alone t moens some, a, an : H'sni^nigii,' 
 some tobacco ; '^'ninchemen/ A knife ; I want some tobacco, 
 sometliing to cut with. 
 
 6 — It is also frequently prefixed to a substantive governed bv 
 another substantive : 'Ku-kbchcltiohis f'stuligu,' You arc tlu' 
 Lord of the world. And in this way the noun to which the 
 t is prefixed is the regent of the phrase : 'Ku-cbeltichis f stoli- 
 gu,' You are the Lork of the woi'ld — the world is what has a 
 lord. 'Ku-leeu8 fPiel,* You are the father of Peter — Peter is 
 the one that has a father. [Here remark that 'hi le^us Paul,' 
 moans the father of Paul, but 'le6us ^'Paul,' means he is the 
 father of Paul. 
 
 7 — Before a substantive of time it means before or yet, adhue, and it 
 is ihus constructed it the j)ast, t — Wi — 'T-moskat m-chazdus/ 
 There were four daj's to Sunday, four days before Sunda}-. 
 
 In the future, che — t — m *Che-<-m6skat m-chaz6u8,' There are four 
 days yet before Sunday; 'cho-i'kuinshaskat m-tapskiligu? 
 che-<'as6la,' How manj- days arc yet before Christmas ? two 
 days yet. 
 
 TA, adv. No, absolute, or in the past and future. 
 
 A ta ? Is it not ? Ha a gui,' Did he not go ? 
 
 Zuti ta, Ho said no ; 'ta is-aimt/ I did not got mad; 'chin-tels ta', 
 I think not. 
 
 Ta stem, Nothing ; 'ta nko,* Not one, not once ; 'ta chinaks,' Xm 
 one person. 
 
 Ta gui, Never ; 'tapist^m.' id. 
 
 Tiiui, I know not. 
 
 Ta shoi, No end, in the past or present; 'taks-hoi,' It will have no 
 end ; 'takaep-shoi,' It will never end. 
 
 Taiep}, I hav. not. JB@^Ep. 
 
 Tam, Not, in the present; 'tarn chinesaimti,' I am not gettiiij; 
 mad, I am never angry ; 'tiim chin-ilimigum,' I am not chief; 
 'tam ku-siopi^ut,' You are not able. 
 
 Tam a. S^A. 
 
 Cbiii-chsteinel, [in compf»sition] I have no anuuiition. 
 
 Chiii-chsteminch, I have no giio, or ta iep-sololominch. 
 
 Chin-chsteni(Mt, I have no children, or ta iej) skusigult. 
 
 Chin-lemlgatlzin, T have no horse, or ta iepl-gat^^zin. 
 
^,1 .. 't'sm^nign,' 
 aiit some tobacco, 
 
 ,Uive govei-ncd by 
 toligib' You are Uk- 
 noun to wbich tbe 
 Cu-ebelticbis t'stoli- 
 vorld is wbat bas ti 
 ,r of Peter— Peter is 
 tbat 'Ivr le6us Paul,' 
 ni; means be is tbe 
 
 ^ ov xjd, adhuc, aud it 
 r-moskat m-cbaz6us; 
 ys before Suncky. 
 ,zfeu8,' Tbere are four 
 l.iiskat m-tapsk^ligu? 
 3torc Cbristmas? tw(. 
 
 tuvc. 
 
 cet mad J 'cbiu-t61s ta\ 
 CO • 'ta obinaks,' N«'i 
 
 ics 
 
 ■boi; It ^v'^1 ^^'^''' "' 
 
 nti,' I ii"» ""*- ^*''^^''"'" 
 vi.riuu; I am not chief; 
 
 ■inuiuition. 
 Llolomincli. 
 Ip skusigult. 
 Ibgati/An. 
 
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 TA 
 
 Cliin-tcnistem, I bave notbing, or 'ta iep-stem.' 
 
 Chiu-cbtemapile, T am an orpban, I bave no one to care for me ; 
 
 'cbin-chtcmphiualsb,' 1 became an orpban, 
 CllINPiS-TAMI, ebin-tam, tAmisb, (9) I deny, refuse to do or give ; 
 
 red. chines-tmtami. 
 Ics-tamem, tamsten, tamsku, (8) I deny tbat, refuse tbat. 
 •' taniitcm, tiimhcii, tamlt, (16) f refuse, deny tbat to him, I rc- 
 
 Juse bis 
 
 •' tamsbtem, (14) 1 refuse bim sometbing. 
 
 Kucs-tamsbtuagui, Wo say no to eacb otber, we refuse something 
 
 to each other. 
 Kaes-tamstuagui, 
 ('hincs-tinitomshi, I say no to people 
 
 Chinks tamXlsi tmalsi, (5) I think nothing of. 
 
 h'S-tmiilsem, tniiilsemen, tmalsement, cont. es-tmalsmsten, es-tmals- 
 msku, (9) I think nothing of him or it, I despise it. 
 
 •' tnialsemltem (16) I despise bis 
 
 ('Iiiucs-tnielsemasti, (5) I despise myself, 1 think myself nothing. 
 I{a08-tmelsemeini6gui, We despise one another. 
 CiiixES-TMUAhsm, r. inch. 1 become nothing,! decay, I am tearing, 
 hoing unmade — it is said of clothes getting old and worn out, 
 etc. 
 Ks-teniualish, It is torn, rendered useless, 
 li's-tomualshem, temiialshten, (8) I destroy it, ruin it, reduce it to 
 
 nothing, as a hail storm may do to a field, etc. 
 rHix-TAMLK.",, I have been refused by a woman, a woman is re- 
 fused to me. 
 M'liiN TEMoTKAt, I am good for nothing. 
 
 k's-kolltemotcni, (9) I think or treat him as a good for nothing. 
 IVnitininol, One who says no to everything. 
 I'hines-ntemanei, chiii-ntemane, (5) I refuse to liear, 1 refuse my 
 
 ears. 
 Ksiitemanem, ntemaneenien, (9) I refuse to bear him. 
 |lvaes-ntcmanemenuegui. We refuse to bear t)ne another, 
 is-lanizinem, tam/.in, (8) I refuse what he says. 
 • ntainzanem, ntemzan, (8) 1 say no to him. JBi^Tmam, and 
 mark the ilifference. 
 |l\;i('s-nteinznuiigui, We say no to om' anothei', r. (/. a man and 
 

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 548 
 TAAP 
 
 w^^'c animated by a spirit of contradiction. 
 I Ks-cHSNTKMZANKM. I rcfuso that, I Say no for that. 
 " chsntoniziihein, (16) I refuse him that, 1 say no to him about 
 
 that. 
 Ki/i'AM, ehii, It is taken bacl<, retracted , 'eHam hi mimishitemoii,' 
 
 What 1 told you is retracted, taken back, 
 Telcs-tiimem, ehainsten, (8) I take back that. 
 
 ( JuiN-TKAr.M.vMKN, idlj. 1 never ji^et anything, hunting or fishing, vU\ 
 TAMirti. s. Snail, as not strong. 
 Tas io, It does not go, it is not becoming, pi^lo. 
 Takstani, Absolutely, there is no no about it. 
 Tm ies-iain'm, I do not say no; 'taikstam'in,' I cannot] say no. J 
 
 must absolutely do so; 'taks-tainsten/ I shall not be able to 
 
 refuse; 'ta koks-tainVtgu,' You will not refuse me that, voii 
 
 mii>l absolutely <lo it for me. 
 Ta KPr, ta, There is no no, noboih^ dissenting, nothing missing. 
 Ta kaept-tii There will be nothing left undone, by all means. 
 T!ikepl--ntamten, Let there be no no, no refusal. 
 Xt\mtk.n, .s\ refusal. 
 ('HT\MTKN, s. Why one refuses; 'stem hi an-chtamteii,' What i< 
 
 the reason of your refusal ? 
 SZTA.VP, What is shot, the shooting ; red. sztataaj). 
 <'hines-taapmi, chin-taAp, I am shot. 
 
 Chinos-tutipmi, cliin-taajnin, taapiish, (7) 1 shoot at something, 
 fes-taapim, taapinten, h\ii\)\nt, ront. os-taai)stcn es-taapisku, estii- 1 
 
 ajistcku, (10) 1 shoot at him, man or animal, etc, with arrows; 
 
 and so in all the derivatives. 
 
 l('s-taplt('^ni, taplten, r!i|nlt, (17) I shoot his or at it for him. 
 
 " tapsliitem, (l.")) I shoot at something for his sake. 
 ('liines-t'i))inini. cliin-tapinineni, tapminish, ((}) I shoot an iirrow— j 
 
 iidl expressing the idea ot shooting anything; 'ebinos-tatii]!-! 
 
 ini)ii, ri'il. I shoot arr<nvs. 
 !']s ta|»niin, /xn^.^. The arrow is shot, flung. 
 lcs-t;ipM)iiiein, tnpm'in, or ta])minemen, (11) 1 shoot lh;ii iwvow. 
 
 fling that, i use it to shoot with. 
 •' l:i|>niikem. (Ki) f shoot his arrows. 
 <'liine'<tapel/,ei ehin-ta])6l7-e, tapi-lzeish, (0) 1 •<hoot at soiiicIukIvj 
 man or animal. 
 
hat. 
 
 ,ay no to him about 
 
 I hi miniishitomcn,' 
 
 nting or fishing, etc 
 
 rio. 
 
 1,' 1 cannot" say no, i 
 shall not be able to 
 refuse me that, you 
 
 •^ nothini;' missint-;. 
 no, by all means, 
 sal. 
 
 .i„.,.htamten,' What i< 
 
 s/.tatai]). 
 
 ,)ot at something, 
 ysteu es-taapisl<", es-t;i- 
 imal, etc, with arrows; 
 
 .. or at it lor him. 
 )r his sake. 
 
 ((>) I shoot an arrow-j 
 nvthinir; 'ehines-trt1;ii>[ 
 
 I) 1 shoot ihiU nt'niw. 
 
 b) 1 -<hoot at sonu'lmily 
 
 549 
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 los-tapclzem, lap^lzen, (8) I shoot him. 
 
 (Jhines-tapenzuti, ref. I ehoot myself wilfully. 
 
 Cnmes-ohtatapaskati, (6) I throw arrows up to the skies. 
 
 ('hines-ntapm^lsi, i\ vol. I Avish to shoot arrows. 
 
 lvaes-tai)nuegui, We shoot one another. 
 
 Chines TAi'SKfeiJou, T shot a gun, fire a gun, T fire away. 
 
 Stapsk^ligu sgalgalt, Christmas, from firing guns. 2 — New Year's 
 
 Day.' 
 los-t'tapiin, 1 shoot him first. 
 
 " /.tapim, I shoot him this way j 'ko zlapentes,' lie shot me. 
 
 " ntapfeusem, (8) I shoot in the middle, among. 
 
 •' chtapeusem, I shoot at that, on high. 
 
 •' ohtapmineusem, I shoot that arrow toAvard the sky. 
 Ks-goUapus/.uti, (5) Throws arrows upwards ; 'goltapzinem,' Shot 
 
 on the Aving, flying. 
 Sgutapim, Charged to shoot. 
 Sgiitapnu^gu, ,s. Soldier; fl. sgutatapniugu. 
 Sntapminten, n. Quiver, cartridge box. 
 Tapmin, ,s\ Arrow. 
 
 In-tajjenzuten, n. Ho who shoots at me. 
 
 TAi'MiTrKSTKN, (><) 1 caught, ariostod liim liy shooliiig bim, in a 
 fight. 
 
 W\\\G,<i'lj. Bitter; pi. tgtag; ^//v«.- ilt'tag. 
 
 l-ritiigku, s. Bitter water, Bitters. 
 
 Ks-tagpmi, tagep. It turns bitter. 
 
 Chines-ntagi'lze, I am bitter inside. 
 
 I'lllNES-NTAotLSI, (/. Vol. I fooI bitterly. 
 
 Ifs-ntagclsem, iiliigtlsonien, (9) 1 feel bitter at that, at him. 
 
 •' chntagclsom, cbntagelsoinen, (fl) I fool bitter on bis accoinit. 
 
 '• tagaiHineni, (S) I make it Intter, enibittor him. 
 
 •• tagainiHorn, (10) I I'niliittor Iiis ... 'ko taganiiltgu In isjiiiiis,' 
 You oniititter my heart. 
 
 Ko-iitagoikolt, My nn»utb is emlnttor«'<l. 
 
 los-kolt'tageni, Uolt'taganiei', (})) I find it bitter. 
 
 I 'r.\(i'r. adj. 'Part, sharp taste oi' smell ; lionet', \ Micuai'. niiistaid. 
 pepper, pi. i-tagtagt. 
 
 Tagtulk, Sharp smell oi- lasi.e. 
 
 t'llIXKS 'r.\(i()Ll'SI, rhiii tagolus, ta-^oliisish, (o) 1 go ni,, . on- 
 
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 d) 'Ji 
 
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 550 
 TAK 
 
 tiiiiK' Oil a joiiriH'y or work, ov tbranylhin^ that contimic 
 in the «amo wav. 
 
 s on 
 
 Ohines NT.vnoMisi, c'hiii-ntu<j;oK'is(Mii, (6) I turn myself, turn my 
 
 face, 
 les-ntagolusoni, iilagolusen, (S) 1 turn his face, o. (j. turn a sick- 
 
 man to the other side. 
 
 (•hnta::;oliisem, ('hntai;'oirisemen, '0)1 tiii-n myself towards hi 
 
 III 
 
 'ehntagolusementi In Ivolinznten,' Bo converted towards God, 
 
 turn yourselves towards him. 
 Kaeschntai!;olsemeiHiegiii, We are turne(l one towards the otln>i', 
 
 as the Seraphs of the Ark. 
 I 'iiiNEs-NTAoor-KANi, chin-ntaijolkan, (•')) My head is turned. 
 ( "iiiiu's-iitaii;<)IUani, (•hin-iitaii;(')lkanem, (6) J turn iny head; 'iitjiij;- 
 
 olkanish,' Turn yo\ir head. 
 les-iil;ii;o!k;iii(Mn, iitaifolkaii, (S) I turn his head. 
 '• <'!iiita::;!")lkiiK'iii, chntaLf^lkaiiemen, (9) [ tui'ii my head to him. 
 Ka— i clintaLColkaiiemenut^^ui, We turn our heads one toward tlio 
 
 other, not lookinnj at one another, hut as the two figures of 
 
 the head of our liord are in the Winding sheet. 
 I'lS-TAK, It is lying there — s:iid of clothes, hay, etc., in a heaj 
 
 when sprea<l out; pJ. es-tktak, fiying in different places. 
 Stak..A'. .\ stack of hay, etc. 
 Ks-TAKKcs, r. cop. They are lying in together. 
 
 I, iifil 
 
 M'A' 
 
 It 
 
 IS lying in, 
 Tl " 
 
 as ah 
 
 ove 
 
 JB®^Xtkein. 
 
 Ks-iita;<ciis, I licy are piled in, r. (j. a hale. 
 
 Kscliiitalva, It is laying over, r ij. on a tahle, rr the floor; -is- 
 
 kiiltak,' It lies iiiider. 
 Cliiltkaiciit, They lie sparsely on a floor, etc. 
 TkJik, It \'.ciit to lie there, it fell— sai<l of clothes, etc. falling. 
 I.'s TkiMii, tkaiitiii, tkeiit, r. t. r. (10) I lay it down — said of cIkHk-s 
 
 etc. BSrTkem. 
 " ikaitem, tkah6ii, (17) T lay <lown his, or it for Idni. 
 ■• tkasliitem, (1")) 1 lay <lown something for him, I serve him at 
 
 t.ihle. I lay some hay for him, feed that animal hy laying' 
 
 t'le food down ; 'tlcashit, t'suiiulegii,' [,av some hav hetniv 
 
 him, put down some hay for him. 
 
 les chiftkem, (10) 1 pile up that. 
 •• ••'liltka'tein, ( 17) ' pile up liis. 
 
 ;/. wlicat, hay 
 
that ('oi\tinu('s on 
 
 ,nyscU; turn my 
 
 (.,(/. lurn a sick 
 
 rsoU' towards him; 
 rtc<l towards Goil, 
 
 towards t\io olhor, 
 
 (1 is turiu'd. 
 
 ^.„ luy lu'ad ; 'nta-- 
 
 1. 
 
 vu my la^ad to hnn. 
 .;vds one toward the 
 as the two figures of 
 
 sheet. 
 
 y, etc., ill a hea]., HOI 
 
 fitVovent places. 
 
 lo, .-r the rtoor; "os- 
 
 t\u>s, *>tc. falling. 
 laown-saidofclollK- 
 
 ,it tor him. 
 Iv luin, I serve luiu at 
 Ithat auiinal hy lay.n;^ 
 ll,:iv some hay »H'foiv 
 
 Ivl-.eat, hay. 
 
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 •' chihkashitem, (1")) I hulp him piling up, I nvi'v.' sttieks tor 
 
 him. 
 Cili.JKs-TitKiZEi, chin-tkeiKL', My blanket is lying down m a piU-. 
 I'hines-tkeizoin, ikoizuisli, (Gj I lay down my hianki-t. 
 lKS-KiJi;ritEM, Uullkanlcn, kuhkC-nt, (10) 1 pul it oW, I delay il. 
 Cliines-UuHkamisti, (5) 1 think myselfdistunt, I put utV. 
 h'S-kuHkamistom, (9) I put oiV that, I think it far distant from mo, 
 
 1 think niysell far distant from it. 
 T.VK, KVLTAK, part. pa^s. Doeeived by soniobody. It seems to 
 
 have the same origin of 'es-tak,' Lying down, 
 TaktXkat, t'ktiikat, adj. Deceitful, treacherous, liar. 
 Xtaktakziii, Double-tongued, speaking deceitfully. 
 Cliines-taktakainzuti, I play the hypocrite, 1 want to cheat, im- 
 pose upon, 1 feign. 
 Cliines-kuhkami^ chin-kidtak, (5) I am deceived, not tliat I mistake 
 
 but I am cheated, 
 les-kuhakaminem, (11) I deceive him, tt'ke liini by surprise^ by a 
 
 feint. 
 Kiios-tkastu6gui, We cheal one another. 
 
 Cluiies-tkakanu, chin-tkaka, tkakasli, (T/j 1 am deceived. The 
 original meaning wooms to be, I fall into a mistake, I mistake, 
 I happen to mistake. 
 [Etj-tkakanunem, tkakanun, tkakanunt, to/if. es-tkakaniisten, (8) 1 
 make him fall int ) a mistake, I cheat liini, impose upon Iiim, 
 [not swindle]. 
 
 •' tkakanukem, (10) I cheat his 
 
 Chines-tkakaHumshi, I cheat the people, impose upon the people. 
 
 Cliiiies-tkakanzuti, (5) I cheat myself. 
 
 Iii-tkakaiizuten, s. My deceiver. 
 
 Kuc tkaksziiteii, .s. Oui- deceiver, our seducer, that cheats us. 
 
 Ivau-sgutkakaHumsh, ^\ Deceiver of our peojile, though he has not 
 
 deceived us, but our people at large. 
 CllIXF.S TAKAI, chin-tiika.'i, takaish, (0) I speak with tlie hands, 
 
 gesticulate. 
 Ii's-lukam, takan, takant, (S) I nial..' him sii^'ns willi llie liand. 
 " tkliikam, /•((/. 1 move my hands separately l> 1 
 
 by signs what is tlie matter. 
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 liim, nsxin; 
 
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 TAL 
 
 los-kiihdkshitoiu, (14) I make signs for him with the handH. 
 " ntakiiuscm, (8) 
 
 Chines-tkalskciisti, I make sit;'n8 by hand U) go awa}'. 
 
 Ie8-tkal.s<ichsein, I make to him a sign by liand to go away. 
 
 (yhines-tak-si, cliin-takHem, (6) 1 make a sign by hand to call attri- 
 tion ; also MignH on the road. 
 
 les-taksem, tiksen, taksent, (8) 1 speak to him by signs. 
 
 TAKAN, num. Sixj 'ehtakan,' Six persons; in composition, 'ta- 
 kanchst;' M-ks-takani,' Let them bo only six. 
 
 'rakanchl^6pen, Sixty. 
 
 Takenohstkan, Six hnndred. 
 
 [cs-taivanem, takansten, I make six of it by addition or division. 
 
 Chines-taikanchstuilshi, I become six. 
 
 Ics-takanchstuilshem, (8) I make them become six. 
 
 Takanchst^l/.e, Si.x-shooter. 
 
 Takanchslelgu, Six lodges. 
 
 Tkanchstaskat, Six days. 
 
 TkaiK'bstaskatilsb, The sixth day begins, or it is the sixth day. 
 
 CTTrXRS-TAKOT, rhin-takoin, takoisb, (6) I lick with thetoiif^nu. 
 
 fes-takom, takoii, takoiit, t'o/i^ es-takostem, (8) I lick it. 
 
 CTIIXES-TAL, I urn loose, untied. 
 
 Chiii-talip, I got loose, untied, intentionally or not, sini[)ly lueaii- 
 ing tlie fact that 1 got loose. 
 
 I-szlal, Untied by nie ; 'ko-s/.tal,' I have been untied. 
 
 Chines-talini, chinos-tal, T am loose. 
 
 Chines talmi, cliin-talim, taliish, (7) I untie, loosen. 
 
 res-taliin, taliiiten, taliiit, I'oiif. es-hilisteii, es-tuliskii, (10) I untie 
 
 hiin, lot him go free, put him out of jail. 
 " tallteni, tullteii, talilt^ (17) 1 untie his, or it for him 
 '' talshitem, (15) 1 untie foi' liini, help hini untying, c. </. tu iiii-i 
 
 load pack horses, etc. 
 " talshisheni, talsliishemeu, (9) I untie that for others. 
 
 Chinestalshishi, (6) I untie for others. 
 
 Kaes-laluiicgiii, We untie one anuther. 
 
 Kaes lal.sliiluegui, We untie for one aunlher, we help (MU'aiiutini 
 to uni)ack. 
 
 IvAKs-TALfcrs, We are untied, div(»rceil, we have Ijeen divurcoil. 
 
 Kae-talpciis, We gel untied, as a yoke of oxen may gel loose, 
 
[\x the \\awh. 
 
 fo iiway. 
 to jj;" awiiy. 
 f hand to call altoi,- 
 
 . by sign«- 
 
 ■ in composition, Hu- 
 
 idiUtion or division. 
 
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 V it is the sixth duy. 
 1 lick with the tonj^iK. 
 
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 TAS 
 
 iriouds, or badly inurrlod follcs ; 'ta pistOni pks-taiptus,' You 
 
 can r.evor got looso from ono anolhor. 
 Ic.s lal^iisom, tal(iii.scn, (8) I untie thoso wlio are bound to«'othor. 
 
 •' talouhom, (10) I untie his from his bond with another. 
 
 ■ talp^us'.'ui, talpiMi.sen, (8) I niaUc them get untied, Iroe i'roiu 
 
 tlieir 3'olce or bond. 
 " lalpeiisem, talpousemon, (9) [ got free, h)0sc from him. 
 " talpnunem, (8) 1 succeed in nialdng him get loose, i'ree. 
 •• taluiinem, (8) I succeed iit untying him. 
 lis fhtalize, ^;(tss. They have been untied, loosened all around, r. <j. 
 
 ii baby. 
 k'hiiuis-talHzuti, I loosen myself, untie myself. 2 — I go to stool — 
 
 used by many Indians. 
 
 menu- 
 
 y or not, simply 
 a untied. 
 
 loosen, 
 cs-talisku, aO) I uuU. 
 
 or it for him 
 nm untying, r. jy. K. m.j 
 
 Chiues-Uultulinzuti, I cut myself looso from 
 
 llw-ivultalinzutem, (9) I tear myself away from him. 
 CniNKS-TALlsicXoAKi, (6) I uniie horses. 
 Ife;taliskagaem,(8) 1 untie his horse. 
 i'iii.\i;-iXTAiiCiiisii.\i;A!;i, I untie the pack or saddle from the back 
 
 of a horse. 
 k'viitiilchiskagaein, (8) I unpack, unsaddle his hor.sos. 
 • utalichinem, ntalichin,(8) I unpack, un.saddle that horse. 
 ■ iiLalichltcm, (10) I unsaddle that horse lor him, his horse. 
 
 One aunoinled to untie : 'iii-lalcnziUcn ,' lie that uii- 
 
 ;iiuuim, .s. 
 lies me. 
 
 T; 
 
 ilininlen,.s. inn 
 
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 o untie. 
 
 Il-TAS, aJj. IlarJ, pL i-t'stas. 
 
 •vllsassiim, ,s. 
 
 Hard shoes, Anu'rican shoes. 
 
 ■tiisen), ta^c.i, lusent, (8) 1 make it hard. 
 lEvi'sapmi, t'spiiui, t'siip, t'sapsh, (^5) It is gr 
 
 )\V1U. 
 
 JOCOlUlUi 
 
 hanl 
 
 as siio 
 hard. 
 
 w IV 
 
 ee 
 
 ;int 
 
 't'sai) lu a-snuus,' Your heart Ijoc 
 
 U' 
 
 n 
 
 nil 
 
 that for others 
 
 U,,,, wehelponeanolluj 
 
 c have l)cen divorcca. 
 f oxen may got h'^'^^-^ 
 
 lli^l'sijiom, t'siipen, (8)1 make it grow hard; 'taks-l'supeufgu lu 
 
 a-spuiis,' Do not harden your heart. 
 
 Li>-1 SI 
 
 ;ilii'.\s, ,( 
 
 j)miiU'iii. (S) I succeed in making it grow hard. 
 
 )i)r, K' i;i, emacia 
 
 ted, 
 
 luuM on tue si 
 
 iirtli 
 
 11 a V 
 
 iiig no flesh ; pi. i-chit'sta'j. 
 kluiichitus, I am ])oor, lean. 
 Ihliiii-chU'skagae, My horse or cow is poor; M-chin-chit'st'skagae, 
 
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 ^)/. My Iiorsos arc poor. 
 
 Es-('l)t'saj»ini, clit'ya]), It gi-ows Imnl iipoii^ us glue, etc-. 
 Oiri^^ES-Trin^:!, <hiu-teh6iL-in, tcliei.sh, (G) I unnuto. 
 
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 iiriiiati' oil liiiii 
 
 tfluWhiMii, (10) I k't my water on lii.- 
 
 Sntflii'iton, inxi. For iiuikiiig water, iiight-jMJt. 
 
 Stchci, .*. Urine. 
 
 lES-TP^rTTTM, techmten, locliint, (10) I push it with the tip of (1, 
 
 fingers, or with the toj) of a stiek. 
 Jes-tochHfni, tecIiHtMi, terh'ilt, (17) 1 i)usli his etc. 
 
 " tei'hshiteni, techshiten, (1.')) I jiusli something for him, etc. 
 Tochminten, .s'. //isY. An}' stick or fuigei- to push with. 
 Techonzuten, .s. ITo who [)ushes with a slick, etc. 
 rcs-tochchnunem, (S) I succeed in pushing it. 
 
 " techminem, techmin, (11) \ use it to push. 
 [-szt<ich. What J j)Ush. 
 
 Es-tC'hchemi, tch.'ch, (7) It is pushed, it moves by being pushed. 
 Tes-ohihechim, (IC) T jiuslj it ofl' fi-um over. c. ij. a floor etc. 
 
 " chiltechiltj^m, (17^ 1 push his from over. 
 ('iiiN-ciiTECiirsiiiN, 1 slip on the ice. 
 
 Tes-ztechim, (10) I push it toward me with the top of a rod, cuj 
 Ks-NTCii\Ks, es-ntcha, The pipe hole is open, by pushing out tin 
 
 obstruction with a wire, or the like, 
 lesntchaksom, (S) I push out what obstructs the hole ol'a \)\\)v, 
 
 open a pipe-stem choked with dirt, 
 les-iitchaksem, iitcliaksemen, (9) 1 use that to open a pipe stem, 
 
 Yiaticuin, provisions for a journey, 
 
 Chines-techeli, chines-techel, (5) I have provisions for the trip, 
 Chines-t(l;cheli, cl>iii-techolem, techelish, (G) I ])rcparo my provi.sidij 
 
 or a trii 
 
 Te,s t6c'helem, t^cheleinen, (9) I take that for my provision. 
 " tcchelemltem, techelcmlteii, techelemlt, (IG) I take lii- 
 
 use his for my trip; 'ko t(l;chelemUgu lu i-szguuko,' Y( 
 
 took my flour for your jjrovision. 
 
 techelem. techelen, techeleiit, (S) 1 supply him with [ 
 ions for the trip. 
 
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 t«^ch(dHem, teehellteii, (10) I siip^dy his with previa 
 
 kolsteehelem, kolsteehelen, (8) I furnish him with provisiuj 
 
I it with thi.' iip f>'' ^1' 
 
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 Iii-ttM'lu'loiizutiMi, s'. lie wlu) suiiitlii's iiR' witli provision^ on a trip, 
 KS-TftCHTI, tcehet, (fi) !t over-flowH, llic rivor or lake in over- 
 
 vcs by being pusbod. 
 , f. ij. a floor cU'. 
 or. 
 
 tb tbc top oi" a rod, dc| 
 pen, by pusbin^^ out ll.( 
 
 ■uets Ibe bole ora \n\K; 
 
 It to open a pipe stem. 
 
 [) 1 prepare my provisi.'ij 
 
 \ov my provision. 
 Imlt, (IG) I take hi....] 
 
 lowiiiir. 
 
 Ks cbihtcbene, It is over flu\ve<l all over. 
 
 Ks-iiticbtis 111 spk'i'iii, hi skollvii, Tlu- wbeat, llie crop iw tloodeil by 
 
 irrigation. 
 TKK, '"/j. Some J ((</r. .some time. B®fSleni. 
 Tct'siu't, Some one; 'tee stem,' Sometbing ; 'tee i-stem,' Some- 
 
 tliiiig of mine, my tiling. 
 '[\'e cbeii, Soinewbere ; 'tee jiistem,' .some time ago j 'tee kuinsb,' 
 
 Some, I do not know liow many, bow many times. 
 IVr cbin-ebaiim, T i»ray some times; 'tee es-eliesten,' I bave done 
 
 sonK'tliing to bim; 'tam tee ks-cs-cbistti-n,' liet ber ab)no, do 
 
 |l,is witb provl^?lO^^.I 
 
 inisb bim witb provisioj 
 
 notbiiiir to ber, 
 
 us. 
 
 Ta-kaes te^lils, (2) AVe are iiotbiiig to tlinii, tbey do not want 
 
 Ics-temem, tenaen, tc^ment, cont. t^msteii '! r. inter. VVbat will I do 
 
 witb it ? wbat do I want IVom bim ? wluit is it or bo to me ? 
 
 •nem temnu'iitgu ?' Wbat will you do witb it '/ 'ta ko-es-tcm- 
 
 msts,' He doi's not want me, be lias notbing to do witb me. 
 
 les-temmltem ? (10) AVbat do 1 do witb bis '! I usi- bis. 
 
 temem, not interrogatory, is used in answer to a (juestion, and 
 
 means '1 use it,' 'I want it;' itior ; 'nem teenjineiii^in,' 1 will be 
 Iriendly to you ; tc utar. 
 
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 u's-temmenuegui, We need one anothei', we enjoy one anotber, 
 we use one anotber, we bave mutual intercourse, we trade to- 
 
 etber, we are on iroo* 
 
 terms, we are iriendly ; 'la kaeb-te 
 
 m- 
 
 meniiegui,' We want tn bave notbing lo do witb one anotber, 
 we are not on "ood terms. 
 
 In iitemmenuegiilis lu l»agpa 
 
 rt. Tl 
 
 \v communioii of tbe Saints 
 
 Tiinten 
 
 ins 
 
 /. Wbat IS It li-ood tor.:' 'iUllt luten T Wbat sliall J do 
 
 witb it y 'ta iejii-temteii,' J bave nothing to do it witb ; 'lee 
 
 ik- 
 
 l-ltMiiten,' It will be usel'ul to me in sometbing. 
 
 ic-ti'iiuMis, We are relatives lo "uv aiiouier ; ■tam teiueib 
 
 Tl 
 
 le' 
 
 are not relatives, 
 l^tnielis. My relations, my relatives. JB^^'Sto 
 I ^llku!temmellllegu, 
 
 reciprocally. 
 K's-cliitemem, cbitemen, The same as 'temem. 
 
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 He wlium I am on y-ood leriiis wiib, and 
 
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 Ikskoi,sti;mmk.m, Icnlstemmcn, (9) I take it for my own, T do 
 something with it. 
 
 !os-kolst6mmhcm, (10) I taki' liis for my own. 
 
 ('iiiNK.s-TKMsKfcLKJur, F mukc frioiKiM with the people. 
 CHTXKS-TEKMr, fhines-tee, (ceish, (f)) I am hummen'tl, pomi.lcl. 
 Chines-teemi, chiii-ferm, terish, (0) I am hanimcrnif,', ])oiin(linir. 
 lesteem, teontc^n, teent, '-onf. e-^teest/Mi, (10) T iiammer it, poniul 
 it, heat it. 
 
 " (ooltem, teeheii, teelt, (17) I lisimmer his or it for liim. 
 
 " feeshitem, teeshiten, teeshit, (15) I hammer tor hitii, I liol], 
 
 him striking. 
 " teeshishem, teeshishomen, (9) I hammer that for others, 
 ("'hine-s-teeshishijr.^) I hammer for others- 
 les-teeminem, (11) I tise that to strike, I hammer tliat Ikiidiium', 1 
 use that hammer. 
 
 " teemiHem, (16) I use his to hammer. 
 
 Sgutet'm,.s. Charged to haminer. 
 
 Tecmin, teeminteii, v. inxt. Hammer , anything nsfd to hainnicr 
 with, l)iit only as it regards the one using it; 'an teeinintoii.'j 
 Vonr hammer, 
 'reetin, •<!. Hammer in regard to the thing heaten j 'teetiis hi kii-i 
 
 koiusuV,' The hammer of the unhelievers, 
 les-teem^nem, (8) 1 succeed in pounding it. 
 Chines-teeltumshi, I hammer ]ieople. 
 ("hines-teemisti, I strike against. 
 ' hines teenziiti, I strike myself. 
 Kaes-teenuegui, We pound one another. 
 K'les tooshitutgui, We helj) one another striking. 
 Iks NrKKri-!KM, ntinjIsoiu.Mi, (0) I fool it beating; 'ntoteOlst'inon lii| 
 i spu'As,' 1 feel my heart heating. 
 " ntc Miiolsem, nteenuMsemen, (9) I wish to pound it. 
 Iks TKKi'KM, te<^pen, (8) I heat a rope. 
 CmvFs TASKfirriin, T throw stones, as children may ilo. 
 les-teluisem, teliiisiMi, (8) I throw stones at him, one after aiKithnJ 
 les-teteem, red. 
 
 Chtnes-ntakkin, r am stricken on top, on the head, r. rj. a nail, 
 f'hines-ntakcini, chin ntakeineni, ((>) I strike on the to]) [ofaiiail 
 etc.] 
 
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 for mv own, T dd H los iilakciiioin, iitukiMii, ntukciiit, (8) 1 strike il on the hcail, 
 
 on 
 
 own. 
 pooplo. 
 
 liiunnuM'od, pounded, 
 ncriufi;, poundin-^. 
 T namnicr it, [>(nm\ 
 
 or it tor liini. 
 
 imer tor l»in», 1 lalii 
 
 that for others. 
 
 iinmor that hanmier, 1 j 
 
 luni;- nsed to liaiiniu'r 
 tng it; 'an toemiiiten,' 
 
 ;)oaton ; 'teetiis \\\ l<i'i- 
 rs. 
 
 iking. 
 
 ;itin<4; 'ntotetilsenion liij 
 
 \o pound it. 
 
 ren may do. 
 
 Uini, <MU> after anntlifvj 
 
 the toj). 
 
 " nlakeini'ni, ntakriiienien,(n) I liave lliat, feel ihat strikinj^ my 
 huiid. 
 
 CJliines-ntatluskani, 1 finish, 1 arrive at tlie end. 
 
 S^lltel^hdinl, s. Hiaeksniilli j 'sntoUdolini,' Hlack.sinilh sin. p. 
 
 'roh)h)nilnteii, «. Hiaeksniith's sii'dge. 
 
 Ciiines ehteenfi, ehin-ehtee, (^f)) 1 knoek apiinst, 1 am beaten on 
 
 ies-eliteeniinem, ehleeniin, (11) 1 feel it knoeking me, I knoek 
 
 again.st it. 
 '' chteeminalkom, chleeniinulkon, (8) I drive nails into that 
 wood, log, ete. 
 
 Chines (hteeshinnii, ( hinehleeHhin, (r>) J stumble against some- 
 thing. 
 
 les ehteeshinniineni, (10) 1 knock my foot at il, I Ntuinlde against 
 that. 
 
 Ks-c'UTi;iZK, I'ounded all aroiiml. 
 
 les-ehteizem, cliteizen, (S) I pound il all around. 
 
 TKTKt'S, 111-mannei'ed lellow. 
 
 TaL-VKI', .s. ('a])s ; bull whip — so called fi-on* the j)erciissioii and 
 crack. 
 
 Ks-.NTfirs, Knocke<l between the e^cs. on the Ibrehead, as a steer 
 when butchered. 
 
 lesiueuseni, nt<^usen, nteusent, (8j I sliool him in the I'orehead. 
 
 les-nteusiisem, /'/. 
 
 ('iriXK.'^-TEEKl)MI, chin-teeko, teekt>sh, (f)) I come out of the 
 water, r. (/. a fish, (jr a horse, or a man drowning; I peep out 
 of the water. 2 — 1 am consoled, refreshed alter weeping, as 
 ill came out of a sea of tears, ol sorrow. 
 
 les-leekom, teekonisteii, tcekomiskii, (10) I pull him out of the 
 water lest he he drowned. 2—1 soothe him, console him, re- 
 fresh him from sorrow, tears, etc. 
 Irsicfk-omltem, teekomllui, teekomilt. (17) 1 so.ithe, relrcsli, 
 his.... ; 'Ics ntcckoniltcni !ii sjiuiis/,,' I veircsli f.is h.carl, (on- 
 
 sole 
 
 him. 
 
 Ithe head, c. f/. a luiil. H ('liiius-ti'ekoniisli, (o) I ]>iill inyscll out ot water. 2— 1 console 
 Li- on the top [»>f u iiailB inyself, recover peace of miinl, dry my tears. 
 
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 (^hiHkot'tikn, It came en llu' Mirfaco ofthc water j 'chiltUoetiku 
 hi sn6uV, tiachkancm, golkocczinems,' Tlic fish comen nii, 
 shows out his head in svarcli of something to bite at. 
 C^-Ni6ko, ohidko. 
 
 'ES TKFMJ^-TEM, (Ifi) I aitch his or it lor him; poiancr—h 
 
 is rareh' used, except in composition, 
 les (httmikiinem, chtamkan, (8) I catcli him by tlio hair. 
 
 '' chtamkaVtem, (10) T catch his by the hair. 
 
 " ntamksam, (8) I catch him by the nose. 
 
 " koltemscm, kolt^msen, (8) I catch him by the chocks. 
 
 )J®»Chinim, which has the same meaning, 
 ('hines-temlachsti, (6) I catch him with one hand ; 'tendachst t'iu- 
 
 (hskot6,'He Avas caught with one hand. 
 Ies-ntan\gam, ntamgan, (R) I catch him under the arm. 
 " ntemusiisem, (8) T catch him b}- the forelock. 
 ' ntf mtemtneem, ntomtcmcncon, (8) I catch him by the cars. 
 " iitomtemp^neem, (8) T citcli him bj- the hair above the ears. 
 ('hini'st6mchsti, (6) I shake hands, I grab by the hand. 
 Kaes temchsnncgui, v. rcl. W(> shake hands together. 
 lES-TEGKUM, tegkunten, (10) I detach it— said of things ghicd 
 
 together. Perhaps 'tehkum.' J8^"Cheek agkochinechst. 
 Ics chtegkum, (10) I detach from. 
 •' koltegkum, koHeijkunten, IjI. I detach it from, oft. 
 Teheku, Detached ; 'i-sztcdd.:u,' What 1 detached. 
 Tegkumin, s. fnstrnment to detach with. 
 TBIE, mlj. Bad, Sinful, ugly, /5/. tiiteie. iB^^Ches. 
 Steie, •«!. Th'^ being bad; 'hi gol a-st6ie u Izcnzin, I whi])poil ymi 
 
 or your i)eing bad. 
 T6ie, nrlv. Badly, 
 ('hines-ttiiei, chin teie, F am l)ad. 
 Chines-tcie', chin-tt^icm, (fi) ! act badly, I behave badly towunls 
 
 other^!. 
 Tes-tfVmi. t^ien, t6ient, (8) I make him bad. 
 " kol!t6iem, kolstcMemen, (0) I treat him as a wicked i'ellow, 
 ('hinos-kolstciei, I act wickedly, 1 play the rascal. 
 Ies-*<"i"shtrm, tiieshten, [14] I act mean towards hini,jiV' lul fais ilc\ 
 
ercani coininsj; to 
 
 !!• lum ; poi(jiuv—\\. 
 
 havf lituUy lowtinls 
 
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 TELA 
 
 li iiiiserc. ' ' '( 
 
 Ivaca tcic'slitiiegui, Wu tcaso one anotlior. '* 
 
 riiiiies-tiouilshi, I grow mean, bad. 
 
 losi-ticuilslioin, ticuilsihtun, [8] I maUe iiiiii bccoino bud. 
 
 Chiiics-tietuilshi, diinos-tiotilshi, id. 
 
 CuiNES-KUN^i T'lfiiE, I commit a sin. 1/ 
 
 ('hino9-liuill6iei, I eomniil a sin. 
 
 Ls-knnem lu teio, I conimit the sin ; 'o3-lvUt'«ton hi teie,' 1 am an 
 habitual sinner. 
 
 " ku6shtem t'teio, 1 coipniit a sin lor him, in his name j 'liae- 
 Iviioshlils t'tcie,' He sinned for us, It gave us bad luck, he put 
 us in misery. It exjjresses very well the original sin. 
 
 " kuehem hi teie s/.kols, I take away i'rom him his sins 
 
 Ies-guIzsiitem t'teie, I give him ill, I inflict an insult on him, I 
 oftend him. 
 
 los-kolshitem t'leie, I do him wrong, oflFend him, make him suffer. 
 
 Lu teie i-szkuen, hi teie i szkol, My sin. BgrKunisi. 
 
 Stetie, s. The ugliness; 'Ittitie,' Ugly, dim. A little bad. 
 
 TEL, prep. From, by; 'tel ch^n ?' Where from? 'tel spistfem ?' 
 How long since, ago ? 2 — adv. Beyond. 
 
 Tolzi, More, i. e. from that, above that, and in this way it is used 
 for comparative both in adjectives and vei'bs. 'Ku nshiizin 
 tcl koie, tclzi tel koie,' You are a greater man than I; 'ko- 
 gamcnchis telzi tol anui,' Ho loves me more than you ; *ku- 
 ez6ut tel guigueiul,' You are behind the brutes, worse than a 
 brute; 'tel nuist,' From above; 'tel ishut,' From below; 'tel 
 nishut,' From inside. 
 
 li-lel-ec, From here, from this time, from this place. 
 
 le-tel-goa, Xow. 
 
 Chtelihichen, Towards the other side of the mountain; 'chtolihi- 
 chis zi csmoko,' The other side of that mountain. 
 
 Lxtclihic'hen, On this side of the mountain. 
 
 Lchntelielzo, At the oiher side of the vallej-, coulee, ditch, etc. 
 
 SiitellelzL', On the other side of the valley, etc. 
 
 L/.nteleele, On this side of the river. 
 
 L aszehtelo<^le. On this side of you, towards me. 
 
 L'i-s'chtelzi, On the other side of mo, opposite to me. 
 
 lES-TELAUIEM, tolauien, telauicnt, [8] 1 imitate him, I follow 
 
Molauif^liiin \\\ asnkanv 
 
 
 \ 560 
 
 TELIM 
 
 his examples in good or evil. 
 Ic8-t6laui6lteni, [16"1 T imitate hix 
 
 kam^ls,' r imitate your meekness. 
 
 chtclanicm, [8] 1 imitate for that reason. 
 
 chtoldiiitHem [16] I imitate him tor that reason ; 'stem u lo- 
 
 chtelauidHgii ?' What do you imitate me for? 
 I-TIL, atfj. Broken, rent, torn, as brolcen glass, torn cloth, not 
 
 worn out. 
 I-t'ltil, j>/. Broken into many pieces. 
 Telip, Tt got broken, torn — meaning that it got broken or torn by 
 
 itself, not by any body's action. 
 Chincs-teelmi, chinos-til, pr7.s.s. I am being torn. 
 Chines-telpmi, chiii-telip, [5] I am getting torn, broken, I am 
 
 breaking. 
 Ics-telim, telintcn, lelint, rovf. cs-lolist^'n, estelistekn, [10] I break 
 
 or tear that. 
 " teltelim, red, T tear it in several pieces. 
 
 " tcritom, tc]H6n, telilt [17] I break liis or it for him. 
 
 fis-tclshitem, [15] I tear for him; 'ko-tclshit,' Tear out a piece for 
 
 me. 
 les-telshishcm, telshishemen, [9] I tear it for others. 
 Chines-telshishi, [6] T tear for others, 
 les-tolmincm [11] I use it to tear with. 
 Kaes-telnii6gui, We tear each other's garments. 
 Kaes-telshituegui, We help each other tearing or breaking, we 
 
 tear something for each other. 
 Tes-tellnunem, [8] 1 succeed in tearing it. 
 " tclpnancm, [8] 1 succeed in making it tear or bi-eak. 
 Es-TF:r,fu:s, Torn in two; 'es-telpeus,' It got split, broken in two. 
 Tes-teleuseni, [8] I tear it by the middle in two. 
 Chines-teleusi, chin-tel^usem, [6] I tear in two pieces, 
 les-telpeuscm, [8] I make it break in two; 'ies-telpclisem, I make 
 
 it break in several pieces. 
 '■' telcliseni, [8] I tear it in several pieces. 
 " tellelclisem, I tear them in pieces. 
 '• tilem, [8] f tear many things. 
 I-8ztil, pi. i-szteltil, What T have broken, torn, 
 Es-cnTfLZE lu sktttichs, Ilis flesh was torn all around, being 
 
\ 
 
 Mr\ h\ asnkam- 
 
 011 ; 'stom u !<»•- 
 ;, torn cloth, not 
 
 rokcn or torn by 
 
 vn, broken, 1 lun 
 stcUu, [10] 1 breivk 
 
 :)Y it tor liim. 
 
 car out a piece ior 
 
 hers. 
 
 <r or breaking, we 
 
 or break. 
 
 lit, broken in t\v< 
 
 ipiftccs. 
 -telpclisom, I nial<e 
 
 all around, being 
 
 sei 
 
 TELIM 
 
 scourged. , ,^ 
 
 llos-clutilzoni, olitilzoii, (8) I tear it all aroimd. I' 
 
 clililisccUem, (IG) 1 tear his all aroiuul. 
 |Cliiuoa-chtelzueii/-uli, I tear iiiy.sclf all aruiuid, I leiu' my gown etc. 
 Lclilelaccnzuk'm, clitelzeenzdtemeu, (9) 1 tear that, my gown, 
 all around; 'chitelzccnzutcmis lu gaznunitis,' Tie tore hif^ 
 garment. ' 
 
 NTELtsEM, (8) I break his neck. 
 !es-ntolpusciu, (8) 1 mako hiin break hia neck. 
 ;iiines-ntolpusi, (6) I break my neck. 
 
 'uiNEs-TEiit'LKGL'i, (6) 1 am ploughing, breaking, tearing the 
 ground. 
 
 Iclulegum, (8) I plough that field. 
 I" tolul^gultem, (16) I plough it for him, I plough his field, 
 « telulegushtem, (14) 1 plough for him. 
 
 tchilegushcm, (9) I plough that for others. 
 ,iucs-telul6gushi, (6) 1 plough for others, 
 [flulugutcn, s. Plough. 
 lutelulegum, s. Plough-man. 
 iKijyrKLtM, (10^ I dig under it, make trenches, 
 'iiiics-kultelinzuti, I tear myself awa}'. 
 
 frkuUoliuzutem, kuHelinzutcinen, (9) I tear myself away from 
 liim. 
 
 'itnKV, s. Water ditch. 
 iuis-telctikui, (G) I make a ditch. 
 bxKij-TEiiUSAQAN, I uiu blood-lottcd, by the arm. 
 ;tlu;:.agancm, tclusagan, (8) I lance his arm, let the blood from 
 his arm. 
 
 Utelusaganem, s. Phlebotomous. 
 iiELPEi'iLE, The needle broke ; pi. chteltelpepile. 
 i'Xlics, Ilis shirt got torn j 'ntclpkeinsh,' Torn at the knee j 
 'thtcltelpi^lps,' Torn at the back of the neck j 'telpagan,' Turn 
 ;it the arm ; 'koltelpzinshin/ Torn at the heel, 
 kelpalkscm, (8) I make him tear his shirt. 
 
 .Khtclpaksl.-ihiii, ify pants are torn j 'koltolpcls,' Torn at the 
 breast. 
 
 ■RLEUU, pass. The earth got split, rent, us by an cjirtlupiake, 
 drought, etc. 
 
 
 I' I- 
 
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 TELK 
 
 Toltolpulcgu, pL The earth sjilit in several lilaocs. 
 Es-TET.pftT,oiJi, The h()iis(> is tearing, eracking, breaking down. 
 Tolpdus, Split m two; 'ntelpduf,' Split in t'vn inside, bursted. 
 Sgntelim, s. Charged to tear. 
 Telemmten, x. tnstrument to tear with. 
 Tolonzutcn, s. lie that breaks, tears it. 
 CHINES-TELGl^JUr chin-telgeinni, (6) I seratch. \ 
 Ies-telg6inni, telgcinn, (8) T scratch it. 
 " telg^nsem, (8) 1 scratch his face. 
 Chines-telgfensi, chin-telgtuseni, (6) I scratch my face. 
 Chin-tclgakanziit, I scratch my head. 
 CHINES-TELKAMT, chin-telkem, telkaiish, (7) I kick. 2-1 
 
 dance. 
 Ies-telk6m, telkant^n, telk^iit, wn/. es-telkasten, (10) I kick him. 
 
 2 — I make hini dance. 
 " teltelktm, rcJ. T make him dance, v. g. holding a child on tl,e| 
 
 knees. 
 
 « telkaltem, (17) I kick his 
 
 Kacs-telkaniidgui, We kick one another. 
 
 Chinos-tolkfelzei, chin-telkelze, j)(?s«. (5) I am kicked. 
 
 Chines-tolkc^lzei, chin-telkdlzom, (6) I kick some one. 
 
 Chines-telkamluisi, (5) freq. 
 
 les-chtelkaminem, (11) I dance it, I dance on that account; 'Kac: 
 
 chtelkaminem \n spelstu^gu/ We dance over the war, w] 
 
 dance a w^ar dance. 
 Ies-telkij'pskm, tolkiipsen,(8) I kick him on the back-side, 
 les-chtclkamdnoom, chtelkamencen, (8) I kick over him, I trarapi 
 
 over him. 
 
 chte1kamene61tcm, (16) T trample over his 
 
 chtclkak6incm, chtelkakcin, (8) I kick him on the head. 
 
 ntelkdusem, (8) T slap him several times. 
 
 ntelkaln6utem, (8) I kick him in the side. 
 
 chtclkalkom, or Ics-chtelkaran61kom, (8) 1 kick against th 
 
 or any piece of wood. 
 " chtelkueuscm, (8) T cut his belly open. 
 Chincs-chtolkdshini, ciiin-chtelk«jshinera, (6) I knock my 
 
 against something. 
 Telkam6men, s. A kicking fellow. 
 
 « 
 
 « 
 
 ico 
 
 Clitell, 
 r£LTE 
 
 Cliiiics- 
 N-telen 
 
 J'-vjitoH 
 
\ 
 
 laocs. 
 
 , bvcaldng down. 
 
 [■o inside, buvsted. 
 
 Bcratcli. '^ 
 
 ^•li my face. . 
 
 uish, (7) I kick. 2-11 
 
 ,lkasten,(10)Iluckhim. 
 
 g. hokUn- a cbikl on tho| 
 
 I am kicked, 
 ck some one. 
 
 on that account ; 'Kac^ 
 dance over the war, ^] 
 
 on the back-side, 
 kick over bnn, I tramp] 
 
 )verhis 
 
 ick him on the heael. 
 
 times. 
 
 '6 side. , 
 
 ni, (8) I kick against thai 1' 
 
 pen. 
 
 Mn, (6) I k""^"^' "'^ 
 
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 Chines-clitolkaini, (7) I stamp, kick on [the floor.] 
 Ciiines-tklkai'en/,i5ti, t'. rt/. (5) I jump, I leap over. • n 
 
 Cliiiies-ntelkapenzuti, I jump into, tlown. 
 Cliines-zntelkaponzuti, I jump toward this place. 
 CIILN'ES-TRLlvOMi, chin-teloko, telokosh, (5) I flee, 1 run away. 
 ('l\ine8-telkolui8i,/re(jr. 
 
 !cs-telk6ni, telkoat<in, Iclkosku, (10) I rout him, put him to flight ; 
 red. ies-teltelkom. 
 
 ' telkoitdm, (17) I rout his . ' ' . ,; 
 
 " tollcomim, telkomistfen, (10) id. 
 
 " telkominem, tclkoinin, (11) 1 run away from liini. 
 
 " telkomiltem, (16) 1 run away from his 
 
 " ehlelkominem, clxtelkoniiii, (11) I run away to liim, 1 have rc- 
 tourse to him. 
 
 •' chtelkomiltcni, (16) I run away to his 
 
 !es-telk<j8EM, telkosen, or tellcusem, (8) I carry him away in a 
 flight, I transmigrate Jiim ; 'tellvusis lu skukuimelt,' He car- 
 ried away the child in flight, lie ran away with the child. 
 
 " telkoitem, (16) I ran away with his I carry away his 
 
 in a flight. 
 " nkultelkominem, nkultelkomin, (11) I run away in his com- 
 pany, with him. 
 " kuHelkominem, (11) I run away from him. 
 Kaes-telkomnu6gui. v. rcc. We rout pno another. 
 Telkomen, s. A coward, always running away. 
 Sguteikom, s. One charged to route. 
 Kae-sgutcloko, s. Our runaways. 
 Xtclkoiin, s. Moans of escape ; 'taicpJ-ntelkotin,' 1 have no means 
 
 to run awayt 
 Skloko, szteloko, s. The flight. 
 
 jChtelkotin, .s. The reason of a flight, what one runs away for. 
 |TELTEL:feUIE, s. Bat. 
 C1IIXES-T:6LI, chines-ttM, (5) I am pasted. 
 IChiiies-teh, chin-telem, (6) I am pasting. 
 jles-tclcni, t^len, (8; 1 jiaste it. 
 
 tt'lhem, (16) I past his or it for him. 
 
 tolshtem, (14) I paste for him, I help him pasting. 
 [Evntelilze, cs-ntcW, The pipe stem hole is charged with tobacco 
 
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 5 
 3 
 
 jmoo. 
 
 CMii'iosclitoHolpiMu'i, (6) T plait my htiii- ut tho cars. 
 
 (Miiiies-iitala [utahiusi], o. rop. I practice so'lomy — said only of I 
 fcmaloH. 
 
 TtHttMi, teKimon, .s. Resin, glue, paste, anything to paste witli. 
 
 (;iIIXES-TELEMi, chineH-til, (5) T am daubed. 
 
 (Mutics-tehni, chin-teliin, Icl'ush, (7) I am daubing, plastering, nuk- 
 ing adobe. 
 
 Chines tcHeVmi, re l. I make adobe. 
 
 0hines-t(.4inliiisi,/re//. 
 
 les-tcliin, t('Hnt6n, tolint, (10) T danb it. 
 " ti'Mtt^m,(17) I daub it. 
 " ictshitom, (15) I daub for him. 
 '' U'liuincni, (11) I uao it to danb. 
 
 Telmin, tehninten, 5. Mud, plaster, mortar. 
 
 Es-tU, Tt IS dciubod, it is hai'donod, as brickr^ ; pi. cs-telti!-, AdnhciJ 
 bricke. 
 
 Es-tolilcini, teliV, It grows hard, into bnoks, plaster, etc. 
 
 CniNEs-TELfiLQUt, ehin-toH4gu, I have an adobe house. 
 
 Chincs-tekngiu, chi!i-tol(;lgnin, (6) T make an adobe house, 1 ilaiiH 
 a house. 
 
 Sgutelini, .s. Brick-inakci', one charged to danb. 
 
 TESiK6MEN, .^. An awl. 
 
 FES-TEMaM, temantan, temantAku, cont. es-temastan, (10) I kisj 
 it, no matter what or in what part, simply meaning the :ipl 
 iilication of the lips, not the smacking of them. B^Tom. 
 
 " tomaltam, temaHan, tcmaH, (17) I kiss his 'temhAsIij 
 
 s/.ooshiis,' She or ho kissed his foot ; 'temH'sas }u an-chfclsli, Ilj 
 kissed thy hand. • . 
 
 Iks T'MT'MSiTiNtiM, t'mt'mshintdii, t'mt'mshintaku, (10) I kissl 
 feet. 
 
 les-t'inshinim, (10) I kiss his foot. 
 
 '• ntamzdncm, ntamzAn, ntamzAnt, (8) I kiss hie lips, inoiitli. 
 " ntamzaHcm, (16) I kiss the mouth of his 
 
 Kaes titcmznuagni, We kiss one another in the mouth. 
 
 Sntamzdn, s. A kiss. 
 
 les-koltemusem, or koltom6sem, koltcmiisen, (7) I kiss his thui' 
 
 Chinbs-cht^mXlkoi, (6) I kiss a cross, a piece of wood. 
 
<^^ ; pi. Ort-toUlV, Adol)^',! 
 
 es-tcmastaii, (10) I \M 
 simply mcaninj,' the iipj 
 t of them. B^Tora. 
 
 \iss his «tomltA9!ij 
 
 temVt'saslu an-cli61sh,nj 
 
 shintaku, (10) I kis3l 
 
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 los-cht'malkom, cht'iuAlkon, (8) 1 kiss tho ctohh. 
 Chinos-chtonuilkoi, I kiM8 tho cross ari hy Kiii;king prossingly. 
 
 BS5"T(>iii. Both wordn arc used promiseiiuusly. ' ' 
 
 los-t'iiulchscm, I'michrtcn, (8) I kiss his hand. 
 " tumclisom, (S) T siu-k Iiid finger. 
 Tl^^lO, ■«. Navel. 
 
 ES-TKMTK.MLi, I :i8 hands arc chilled. ' 11 
 
 CHIXES.TEMUST, I make a trench in the nvcr with green 
 
 hranches. 
 1-TENEMUS, aJJ. 0(jud for nothing, u.^^^lcss, vain, wrong, unjuatj 
 
 'i-lvu tcnenius, kii-lliinigum,,' You are a good for nothing chief. 
 2—adv Unjustly, wrongly, uselessly; *i-t'tonemus,; dan. nearly 
 
 UScloSH. 
 
 I-goltciienui.s, For nothing;* itcncmiis u guizelzin,' I give it to you 
 for nothing. 
 
 los-kolltenemrisicm, kolltcnoniuscmen, (9) I think it good for 
 nothint;. 
 
 In composition, C^Skani, chin -kamspupii-ienclii, T am uselessly 
 sorry. 
 
 Skum'chinaks, A Uiclcis, worthless follow; 'skamsmeem,' A 
 worthless woman. 
 
 CIIIXES-TESIIIJ.SIII, chin-tishilsh, tjiyhilsh, (5) I rise from sit- 
 ting, I stand up. 2 — I am chief; /7. kacs-t'pipmi, kac-tcpip, 
 t'piijui, Wo rise up. fiiSrTpip. 
 
 riiincst6shilsh, Icaes-tepip, rant. I or wc arc standing, 
 
 !of;-t(Jshilshc:n, tcsliilshton, teshilshkn, (8) I raise him up in a stand- 
 ing position ; 1 make him chief, T present liim to some one. 
 
 Elteshilsh h; kl-ilimiguni, A new chief rose up. 
 
 EH^shilsh lu spakani, New moon. 
 
 ('iiiNES-NTfisniLSUi, (5) T luM'l, I go ;i.;;;!iore, I go out of the water. 
 
 Ies-nt6shilshcm, (8) I land it, I carry it or him ashore. 
 
 Cliines-zntcshilshi, (6) T come ashore, T come to land, I come out 
 ot the water. 
 
 Iks-nt'siiilsiiIciitnem, nt'shilshichon, (8) T stand at his back. 
 
 U;s ut'shilshichinem, nt'shilshichincmcn, (9) 1 have him sl:uiding:it 
 
 my back. 
 " iit'shelshichiltem, (16) I stand at the back of his.... 
 " t'shelshdpsem, (8) I sUir.d at l»is feet. 
 
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 loH-oliti'shilshom, chti^shilshomen, (9) T stand by liim neiir him. 
 " nt'shAlshiusem, nt'slmlsliiusi'incMi, [0] I stand Ijetwcc^n jimoni,' 
 
 them; 'nt'fihalslit'us,' Uv stood in the niiddlo. 
 " nt'shalshauskivncm,nt'Hh!ils|)aus|{un,[S] I stund on his head, ii. 
 
 tlio firo ton<fuos on tho hoads oftho Apostles. 
 " nt'sholshoVni^utoin, [S] 1 stand at liis sido. 
 " tnilt'slu'lshi'dsoMi, inilt'slielsht'lson, [S] I -stind in Iron i, of Mm, 
 
 hoforo him. 
 " miU'shelsh^lflom, mik'nlieishiilscmon, [0] I liavo him Htunding 
 
 before me. 
 " C'ht'sbolshfcpi'ni, cht'shclsliopon, [SI I stand tlKit[iiovsc] ontsidi' 
 
 of the lodge; I stand a horso ontsido of tho lodge of 
 
 Cht'shclsh^p cht'shclshpalk, She lias a liorsr (icil outside of hor 
 lodge — said of a woman to whom a man brings a horse in or- 
 der to ask her in niavriago. fl©~E('hsuish. 
 TKSTSITfeLP, .«. Red cedar tree. 
 riTIXES-TEZI, ehin-tez, [5] ;)./.9,s\ T am caressed, patted, touched 
 
 gently. 
 Chines-tfV-i, chin-tcV.cm, tc/.ish, [5] T caress. 2 — I pat, touch gen- 
 tly. 
 Chincs-t'7.t6zi, red. 
 
 Fos-tezem, t6zen, t^>zent, [8] I touch him gently, pat him ; 1 I'eel 
 my way with the hands, as a blind man. 
 
 " t^/.Hem, [16] I pat his 
 
 ('hines-tezmlnisi, frry, 
 
 CiriNES-TniTMI, chin-tug, /)^w. 1 am added. 
 
 chtgum, 
 
 ntgum. 
 
 Chin-tgiig, I am being added, ' come to be added. 
 
 les-tgum, tgunt^n, [10] I add it. 
 
 lES-TOuii;TiKrM, tguetiKiin, [S] T add this liquid, no matter wduit 
 kind. 
 
 les-tgufetikuHem, [16] I add this liquid to his; 'tguetikulzin hi i- 
 sngi^l,' TJoin, unite my blood to your blood; 'tgu^tikultgu 
 lu a-schauMiipu«,' You joined j-our tears to his; 'ko-cltgutti- 
 kuH In i-sngul,' Please unite my blood to yours. 
 
 Ntgn^tiku, .«!. Water-course, tributary of a stream, water added to 
 water. 
 
 CHTXFS TIAKOTT, chin ti^kol, tiakotsb, [5] I quarrel, fightii)g 
 
V 
 
 >rintrrt a horao in or- 
 
 tly, pat liim ; 1 led 
 
 nid, no matter what 
 
 ■)] I quarrel, figl>tii)g 
 
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 Willi people of I lu! .samo tribo; /»/. kuorf-tiliukuti. 
 lod-tiukulom, tiUkoloiuoii, [i)J I quiU'rol with him. 
 " niciiltiiilcotoin, [9j I quai-i-cl with iiiin, I Imvo liiiu utt u purtiier 
 
 ill quarreling with others. 
 " chtiiikotoni. [9] I quarrel I'or that. 
 Chines-tikotemlulsi,//V(/. 
 
 Cliin-putikotomoi'.zul, I quarrel with my wile or husband. '^ 
 Olun-putiiikot, My wife or husbaiul is quarreling. 
 Tikotemen, s. A quarrelHome I'ellow, a wrangler. 
 Sukol6nien, s. The habit ol' fighting, quarrelling. 
 Cliines-tikutenemisti, ;•«/. 
 Lu stiakot, s. The act of quarreling. 
 CIIIXRS-Tlli)STII, chin-ti6sh, tiush, [5] 1 crawl on my hands and 
 
 feet. 2 — I iim u cripple that must crawl in that manner. 
 a®"Igep, igeni. 3 — The crawling of snakes, cats, worms, etc. 
 los-chliCshem, chti«^shemen, [9] 1 crawl up to himj 'chtitshemis 
 
 in sizoms,' Ho crawled, dragged himself up to his blankets, to 
 
 got his blanket. 
 
 "chtiesliemltom, [16] I crawl up to his 
 
 Chinos-chtishoinsk«iligui, [5] I crawl over to soe people, noisele.ssly 
 
 for wicked purposes, 
 les-ehtishezem, chtishezen, [8] I crawl all around him; 'uem-kao- 
 
 chtishozclilils t'gamalteni,' Worms will cruwl around our 
 
 bodies. 
 ■' chtish^zem, chtishezcmon, [9] I feel it crawling around me. 
 '• chilti(ishenom, chilticshen, [8] I cruwl all over hini. 
 " chiUi(ishonem, chilticshenemcn, [9] I feel it crawling all over 
 
 me. 
 Es-chtishdzo, IIo is crawled all around. 
 £s-chiltieshone, lie is crawled all over. 
 Chin-ntish^lze, I crawl inside ol a room. 
 Chin-ntiish, I crawl in the water. 
 Tishcnien,s. A fellow that likes crawlng. 
 
 Es-titishulegui, .s. All kinds of reptiles crawling on the ground. 
 Oliines-tishulcgui, I crawl on the ground. 
 tIgUI, cs tigu, pass. [5] It is ])urclmsed, gotten. 
 Chines-tigui, chin-tigum, tiguish [6] I get something 
 les-tigum, tigun, [8j I got that. 
 
 
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 " tiguhom, [16] T got his 
 
 " tigu'<litciii, [14] 1 got Notnothiiig for him. 
 
 NtinuiiuMi, .V. Pl:u'i< wliori' aiiytliiiig is goltcn from; 'i)tli;iiiiii . 
 
 s^tcMlriu,' Tlu> jilii'H' wIrti.' till' biltoi- root Is taK-cii. 
 N. "R. Til (.'oinpositioii it i^^ uschI iiiuiv fiw^uoutly lluiu alouo. 
 Clu!i-tigiuspin\s, T got n licarl, f luivc jictiulivd good scnsi'. 
 Chin-tigiiMpngpiigt, T got judgment, talont. 
 Cliin-tiguliiogonog, I g<>t :i wifo. ' 
 
 Chin tiguagMiii, ! got a Inisbimd. 
 Chin-tigiihihilini, T got money. 
 Cliin-tiguszigiilt, T got a l>a1n . 
 
 Chiii-tlgUHiU'li, T gel fish, I <atoh fish. Some suy 'chin-tgusuuno.' 
 StgUMiii'l, .<!. A fishing draught, what fish is gotten. 
 ■NtguHiKilten, s. 
 Sgutgii.su(^l, s. Fisherman. 
 Tiguhiseh\skat, Tiieschiyj 'Tigiilchahl/ Wediios(hiy ; 'TignhniS,' 
 
 Thur.s<hiyj I'Tigulzilohsta,' Friday; 'ne Tlguhiseliiskat,' Next 
 
 Tues(hiy. Many jti-onouiice 'Tikuhisehx, Tikuhuo,' otc. 
 TIGUZCTT, 5. Tongue, language. 
 TfOULEM, (/Jj. Diflereiit, }I. togt'igulcin j 'Kae-tigulem,' We are 
 
 of different trll),'!-!, we are a different people j 'kae-togtiguloni,' 
 
 AVc are difftrent one from the other. 
 Chincs-tiguli, chin-tigul, [5] I change, T bocoino a different person, 
 
 a different being. 
 Chincs-tiguli, chmtiguleni, tignlish, [G] T change something, I 
 
 make mj-sclf or others different. 
 Chines-tigug'.ili, T am going to ehange, f am going to be different. 
 le8-tigugulora, I make it change. 
 
 les-tigulem, tigulcmsten, tigulemsku, [0] I change it, I find it dif- 
 ferent, T distinguish them, I make a distinction between them; 
 
 'alcaes-tigiilem lu an-/uiit,' You mnst change life. 
 
 Tes-tigulemltem, [16] T change his F find his different. 
 
 Ciiines-ntIgulzint chin-ntigulzin, [5] ^ly language is different ; j;?. 
 
 togtigulziri, They spoke different languages. 
 Chines ntigiilzinuilshi, [f)] r. hicJi. I begin to speak a difiereiit 
 
 language. 
 Kac-ntogtigulzinuilsh, "We began to have different languages, from 
 
 Babel down. 
 
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 ChiiiL's-iiti/^ulc'iiU'lMi, I think (litt'oroiit. 
 'Iiiiicvs tigiiU'inus, ()r(luiics-ii;olomii.s, My lino im ilianj<(.t|, I cliango 
 
 color, I Hwoon away, otc. 
 OliiiujM-tj^uj^ulcmus, (liiii. My (aco Is a littk- chaiimMl. 
 (Miiiios tiguhmliiizl, I change lace, color all at once. 
 Cblii-tigul^ligu, I am ol'adill'crunt tribe. , 
 
 Cluntigulize, I have a diilcrent blanUul. " 
 
 Chin-tigulclgu, 1 have a ditt'eivnt lodge. ■ 
 
 Cliin IvolUuell t'e.stigulein, lit. I spoke in a ditVerent wa}*, 1 cur.Me, 
 blaspheme J Hani teezint testigideni,' lie did not say any- 
 thing out of the way, he did not curse. 
 lv!U!tguleus, We are different from luich othei*. This phrasi- is 
 
 8omotime8 hoard, but denieil by others. 
 HS-TIIKU, It is rod iiut — said of coals or iron. 
 CIIIX-TIINUG, I covet. 
 I'lIIX TIKUS, I have sore eyes front traveling on tho snow, not 
 
 quite 8now blind. 
 ClIIXKS-TiLKJUTI, (5) I cannot Muccoedj the opposite of'chines- 
 Ikonziiti.' l9*Elk('>m. 
 
 Cliines-telgueli, I cannot succeed in I can never succee<l. 
 
 Chines-tilguonziiti, 1 am lame, crippled. 
 Cliines-tilgomisti, chine.s-tilgomenzuti, I made myselflanie. 
 lost'iliguin, tiligun, tiligunt, out. tiligustLMi, (8) I cannot do that, 
 I cannot do anything witii him, I caii'iot prevail upon him. 
 
 •' tihguUom, (10) I cannot jirovail upon his T cannot beat 
 
 his 
 
 " koHntclgu«>pem, (8) I cannot open that door. 
 Cliines-koHntelgucpi, I cannot open the door. 
 
 T'lt^'lgusnug, (iiJj. Impossible, hard case J 'ku-steltelgiisnug,' You 
 are a hard case; 'steltelgusnugs hi tilimigum hi (.'imrley,' 
 Charley is a boy the chiel's cannot do anything with. 
 lc>-leltelgusnugum, tellelgusnuguineii, (0) I find that'too hard for 
 
 me. 
 Tiltiligiil, :i'Jj. rmpossi!)le, luuvl, diflicult. 
 k's-iitilgulcgum, iitilgulegMin, (8^ I find it a hard coniiiry, I c.uiiiot 
 
 do anything with that soil. 
 i-'ri.M, adj. Wet, damp, moist; '1-ks-timi,' Let it be all wet, soaked, 
 F.H-liiini tiiin, (.')) It is growing wet, moist, as when s[»ring oiiens 
 
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 and the ground is moistened by the rains or thaw. 
 I-timldgu, Moist soil. 
 Tiimulegn, s. Spring season; 'no tiimulog i,' Next spring; '\\^_' 
 
 tiira,' id. 
 Chincs-chihiimdnei, (5) I reach the spring season ; lit. I am cov- 
 ered, overcome b}' the spring season. 
 Jjt^tiim, adj. dim. Delicate, soft, weaW, not strong; 'h^tiim \\\ 
 
 sk^ltichs, hi spuus,' His body, or heart is weak, 
 fjtctimuilsh, 't grows tender, delicate, weak. 
 Ku-chtiimize, You have a slender, thin shirt; thin clad. 
 Tcraip, tempulegu. The gi-ound became wot by rain, etc. 
 T-sztim, "What I sprinkled, moistened, 
 les-temim, tomnt^n, tcm'mt, (10) 1 sprinkle it, moisten it, niako it 
 
 wet. 
 " temtemim,7erf. 
 
 •'' temHdm, temhin, temilt, (17) I sprinkle his 
 
 " temshitem, (15) 1 sprinkle for him. 
 Teminten, s. Si>rinkler, inst. to spnnkle.J 
 les-temluisem, /r(?(7. 
 lES-TEMtM, (10) 1 make it crumble down, fall, v. g. the earth on the 
 
 bank of a river. 
 Es-tempmi, tomip, (5) It crumbles away — said of banks of invorsj 
 
 houses, etc. 
 Ntemip, It fell in, it crumbled in — said of a house. 
 Es-chiHemp6ne, He is covered with rubbish — said of a persoiil 
 
 upon whom a house has fallen. 
 Ies-ehiltem6nccm, chiHomeneen, (8) I make the earth crumblcj 
 
 upon him. 
 CHINES-TEMURI, I make a trench in the river with greeiil 
 
 branches. 
 I-TIN, adj. It is tense, v. g. the skin of a drum, the strings of !ij 
 
 violin. 
 Es-tnpmi, (5) It became tense by itself, r. g. a wetted skin, or roiiij 
 
 becoming tcnso when dried, 
 les-t'nmim, t'nmstfen, (10) I make it become tense. 
 
 "■ t'npniinem, id. 
 lKS-NT*NMti.sEM I hold him in check by the bridle, keeping a hoi.so'^ 
 
 head up with a stiff bridle. 2 — fig. To keep in check wild fclk: 
 
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 moisten it, make it 
 
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 los-ntnmuUcm, (16) I hold in check his 
 
 I-chtinze. Jt is tense all around, i\ g. a narrow sleeve, or shirt or 
 
 pants, too tight. 
 (!hin-chtinze, I have it too narrow or tense, c. y. a shirt around. ' 
 (liin-chgapze, I have a loose garment, that leaves room tor ven- 
 tilation. B@'Gaa. / . 
 TIXSH, s. Xcrt', in composition *cp.' 
 (MlIXES-TirAti, chiii-tiip, tiipsh, (5) I tail from on high, not to 
 
 I'all on, but to fall from. B®"'Tookemi. 
 I'liiuos-tipmi, chin-tipim, tipiish, (7) i lei down something. 
 Ks-tipim, tipent^n, tipisku, cont. es-tipsten, cs-tipisku, (10) 1 lower 
 
 it down, 1 take him down from a horse's back. 
 '' titipim, red. I lower down several things, one b}' one. 
 
 " tipHiim, tiplten, tipilt, (17) 1 lower his from. 
 
 •' tipemluiscm, freq. 
 
 " tipmim tipmistfen, tipmisku, (10) I take it down, let it down, 
 
 make it fall. 
 Oliinos-tipenzuti, (5) I let myselt down iroin horse back, or any 
 
 other jjlaoe, 1 go down trom. 
 I'hines-tipluisi, /re(/. 1 fall ol ten. 
 1 1'hiuos-tipHumshi, jjo/). 1 lower dovn jjeoplo. 
 I'liines-chiHipemenzuti, (5) I throw myself down on. 
 luios-tipnuegui, Wo let each other down. 
 h'lnxEs-Tii'EMiNi, chin-tiipeminem, (6) I feol something Jailing ott 
 
 from me. 
 k's-tipcminem, tipemin, tipeinint, (11) I feel, find that tailing off 
 
 from my hands, or shoulders, I let it drop. 
 
 •' tipeinihem, (16) I feel his fall off, 1 let his fall olf. 
 
 " tipeni\ncm, tii)enun, (8) I succeed in letting him or it down. 
 |i'hines-kultiipmi, chin-kultiii), chin-kuito, I fall on this side, 1 fall 
 
 short, I am bursted, broke. 
 ISifiitipim, s. One charged to let down. 
 |Tipeiiziiton, s. Instrument to lower things down, ".</. a ladder. 
 
 2 — He Avho let him down. 
 ISTIPEIS, s. Rain, water, snow, or hail falling from the skies. 
 |Es-tipeisi, tip^iscm, (6) It rains or snows; 'tip^isem t'solshi,' It 
 
 rained fire. 
 lis-tiptisem, tipeiscn, (8) I rain on him ; 'ko-tipciisentem,' It rains 
 
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 on in^, ; was rained over. 
 Tos-tipoiltem, (1(5) f niako rain for him, or on his ; M<o-tipi- 
 
 iUcm hi i-sUol-ka,' It rained on my crop. 
 lis-TiPfirrKU, Wnter-fiill, in as much as the water falls from on high. 
 Es tlagetikn, Water fall, in as much as the water is rapid. 
 Chinesiitiipotikni, T ^all in the water. B@j°"T.oo. 
 (y^HiNEs-.NTiiPiJrfi, I tall in the tiro. ^ 
 
 S'chtiipi\s, .?. What falls in the eyes, a mote. 
 Chines chtipusi, chin-ehtipus, (5) I let fall in the eye; 'Momkoziii 
 
 chtipus t'menech,' The swallow let dung fall in the eyes. 
 OniNEs-NTiiMCUMlsTi, (5) I throw myself into water. 
 I-TISH, adj. Sweet, sugar. 
 Stisha, stishalk, c<!. Iliukleberry, the fruit. 
 Tishalko, .<!. The plant of the huckleberry, 
 (/hin ohstisha, I go after huckleberries. 
 1-ntishku, s. Sweet water, 
 les-ntishkum, ntishkun, (8) 1 sweeten, ! sugar the water, coiroc. 
 
 tea, etc. 
 
 " ntishkultcm, I sweeten his r. <j. coffee. 
 
 Ivo-ntusluMknlt, My mouth, throat is SAveetcned. 
 
 KS-TISFCU, It is crooked, not m a straight line, athwart. 
 
 egg^Zkum. 
 Es-tiskiiaks, Crooked nose. 
 Estis'skuagan, crooked-armed 
 Ks-tistiskuechst, Crooked-fingered. 
 TITUIT, ;//. tiituit, A ho}-, boys, youngsters, an unmarried person | 
 
 — often used for either sex. 
 CM XKS Tlv.Urr, chin-tkem, tk^ish, (7)1 lay my hand on sonu 
 
 tliiiig, faying the palm of tlie hand on. Bfi^'Chingi^m,' M'hiolii 
 
 iu.'aii'i simply contact, and can be had onh* with tlH> tip oj'tlirj 
 
 tingers, or wit!i aii^' other pt'.rt of the body, or with any othorj 
 
 nlij.vt. 2 — r lily down something. J5®"Tak. 
 'riu'!',' s'.>'.'ins to h'> an imperceptible difference in the ])romnuiiij 
 
 lio',5 i)\ the two, as from the derivatives. 
 Ii's-t!;(':;i. tktintcn, tkcnt, I'nnt. es-tkast(>n, (10) I lay my hand on it,j 
 
 rr.I. 'ies-tk'tkem,' I lay both hands on it, 1 touch it «ith tlu| 
 
 hands, I feel with the hands. 
 
 t': d:em, tkelten, tk6It, (17) T lay my h.and o\i his 'iis-j 
 
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 tkatkahein,* 1 feci his with my hand, I foel the pulse, etc. 
 
 n his ; M<o-tip('- Hks tkoshitcm, (15) I lay uiy hand on soiuolhiiig for his sake, to 
 
 please him. 
 iv;ic.s-tkami6gui, Wo la^- our hand on each otiior. 
 I'liiiies-tkanziiti, T lay my hand on myself. 
 Cliitio.s tktkanzuti, T bless myself by laying my hands repeatedly 
 
 ;r falls from on high. 
 or is rapid. 
 
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 self. 
 
 he eye ; Olomkozin 
 fall in the eyes. 
 s-atcr. 
 
 far the water, coiroc. 
 
 !os-tk'tkaiizutem. tktkau/.uten, (8) 1 make him bless himself. 
 •' tkaiakanem, tkaiakaii, (8) I lay my hand on his head 
 " iitkauskanem, ntkauskaii, (R) T !:iy mj- hand on top of his 
 
 head, 
 ('hinus-ntkauskanziiti, I lay my hand on top of my head. 
 los-chiltkeshinem, ehiltkeshin, (8) I lay my hand on his forehead. 
 I Chines thihkashenziiti, I lay my hand on my forehead. 
 
 lines-koltkasnziiti, J hold my hand on my face, on my cheek. 
 IClnnes ntaktakasinziiti, I hold my hands on my ej'es, T cover my 
 
 e3'es with my hands, 
 riiines-chtkatkasinzuti, I lay my hands on my eyes. 
 Ik's-chtkausem, (8) I lay my hand on his eye. 
 es-ntiikaksem, (8) I lay my hand in his ncjsc, inside, 
 raiifht line, atliwarl. ■Es-tk;;]icV.k:MU, lie holds his hand en his mouth. 
 
 Es-tkapauskani, Holds his hand on top of hi.s head. 
 Ik'S-tkaoskanem, (8) I lav my hand on his mouth. 
 
 s-koltkaj)csinzuti, Ho holds his hand under his chin. 
 Ilis-clitakelpsem, (8) I lay mj- hand on his neck. 
 laihakiMzeni, (8) 1 lay my hand on his breast. 
 ' :itak(iichinemj (8) T lay my hand on his back ; 'chines iitaka- 
 
 :ui unmarried persm 
 
 ly my hand on sonu 
 p^'Ching\\m,' whiolij 
 ly with \\w tip oftliij 
 ly, oi" with any otlu'ij 
 Tak. 
 
 ice in the promniciiij 
 
 I) T lay my Inuul mi it. 
 t, 1 touch it with tin' 
 
 l-.and (Ml his 'i^'^ 
 
 •liinzut,' I touch my back. 
 
 iitakalndiutcni, (8) I lay my hand on his side, r, (j. his rib 
 
 i'h 
 
 iiie; 
 
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 cauicirui 
 
 T !av inv hands on t'.ic LCi'oniid. 
 
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 (8)1 
 
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 IV m\ iiand ni ilia 
 
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 e, wound 
 
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 tem,j I lay my hand in his wound; 'Ico-ntkaidt hi i-s'chiteizi 
 
 M;iti 
 
 'luuiuin tiKii.'i In Itfu.s imnui 
 
 STKEP, .<-■. A dam. 
 kliiiie:- (kc]>mi, chin-tki ]). tk( ] sli, (")) I nmdannu'd, 1 am choak 
 
 ill!:', 1 sufl'ocate. 
 I 'iiii:('s ikcpi, fliin-tki'iietii, tkt'jnsli, (U) i dam, clioke, cjose up 
 
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 rcs-t';e|>ein, I stop, ci.ani, close, choke it. 
 
 '' tkepHom, (16) I stop, dtim liiB 
 
 Tk<ip'cu, s. Cork, any iiistriiimMit to close, dam, etc. ' 
 
 ros-tkap'nn, tkapsti^n, (10) I choko it, not to hanfj;. 
 
 (Munos-takupmi, chin-takup, I am choakiiijT. 
 
 lostkupoiu'incm, (8) I make him choke. 
 
 TKE'ZK, tkalks, etc. «eg»Tak. 
 
 cinXESTKOMi, chines-t^ko, os-tokosh, (5) I am lying down, I 
 
 am <l()\vn — lined for only one person or (tbjecl. ^^ fl@f"Kaiu'iii 
 
 also zak, skem, pin, chi/.e, lak ; 'ostoko Tisptius,' I havi' it 
 
 in my heart. 
 Isztok, What I lay down. 
 <"luno8-tkomi, chin-tkom, tkomiish, (7) v. <t. itul. I lay down sonu- 
 
 thiiiijj, I i)lace down somelhinj;". 2 — I make a present of .sonu- 
 
 tiiiiij:; by placing down the present. 8 — I bet somethiiiif, ] 
 
 lay wagers, 
 les-tkom, tkontin, tk6nt, <-o)if. es-tkostekxi, (10) 1 lay it down. 2 
 — I present that. .3 — I bet that, by laying it down. 4 — I ot^'or 
 
 that in sacrifice. 
 " tkoltem, tkoHt^n, tk6lt, (17) I lay down his or him for thai 
 
 one. 2 — I give him that. 
 " tkoshitem, tkoshiten, tkoshit, (If)) I lay down sometiiiiig lor 
 
 him, I help him to lay down something. I present him "with 
 
 something; 'Tkoshit hi Stiichimsh,' Make a ])reHent to the 
 
 Virgin. 
 " tkoshishom, tkoshishemen, (0) I lay it down, not for myscll. 
 (Jhincs-tkoshishi, (6) I lay down something, not for mj'sclf. 
 Kaes-tkosliituegiii, rd. rec. "We make jn-esents one to the other. 2 
 
 — Wo Oct together, /• r. we put something down one for the 
 
 other. 
 ('HiNES-TKu6f.si chines-ntkucls, (.5) I have confidence, faith. 
 Ics-ntkuelsom, ies-tkiielsem, tkiielsemen, (9) I have confidcncoiu 
 
 him. 
 " ntkiielseinistem, ntkuelsemistemen, (9) iil. 
 
 " ntknelseinhem, (16) 1 have faith in his 
 
 Kaestkiielsemeniiegiii, We have faith in each other. 
 Sntkot/n, ,s. Place where one lies down in. 
 Ntkomiplen,.". Phue to lay down one. 
 
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 Cliines-tkonzuti, (5) I lay down myself. 2 — I offer myjjelf in svc- 
 
 I'ifico. 
 Chinos-kuhkonzuti, id. 
 Its-kuHkonziitem, kullkonziitomen, I offer myself that m sacrifico; 
 
 'kuttkonzutomis hi skdltichs,' llo laid down hia own life. 
 Ii:s-ciiTKut:usEM, ohtkiniusem, (8) I place it on high. 2 — I place 
 
 it on horsehack. 
 Ilischtkueus, It is set on high, on horsehack. 
 
 IcschtkufeuHom, (16) I put his on high, etc. 
 
 Iks-ntku£usem, (8) I lay it in the middle, between, amidst. 
 
 B^-Ntkoin. 
 Ks-ntkufeus. It lays in the middle, between. 
 SrKufiNE, stkukutine, s. Provisions, eatables laid up. 
 Es-ciit6ko, It lays on ; epKes-chtoko,' Ho has a stain, it has some- 
 thing lying on. 
 les-chtkoni, or icschtkum, chtkunten, chtkunt, (10) I put on it, I 
 soil it. 
 
 Ies-chtkuH6m, chtkiilten, chtkult, (17) I soil his I place on hisj 
 
 'hi szntkokos Maly tas chtkuHfem t'teie, ta epl-os-chtoko t' 
 teie,' The conception of Mary was not soiled by sin, had no 
 stain of sm. 
 Ciitkunzilton, s. Soiler, stainer. 
 
 CHTKoKANiiTEN, Fisti bait, what is placed on the top. 
 I cHToKSKAT, i-chtkupaskat. The sky is spotted, there are clouds. 
 CiiiNEEsciiTKUPLEMlsTi, I pay for my passage on the stage etc., I 
 
 pay rent, 
 les-chtkuepilem, shtkue))ilen, (8) I pay rent to him, I pay him for 
 boarding, lodging, etc ; 'chtkuipilenz,' He pays the rent to you 
 • chtkiieplaskagacm, (8) I pay the hire of a horse. 
 " ehtkuplelgum, (8) I pay the rent of a house. 
 Chtkiiplemisten, s. What is paid for rent, hire, etc. 
 Ies-ciitkuhem, (8) I lay it on the fire 
 les-ntkusom, I lay it in the fire. 
 Ies CUTK.XLIC0M, f lay il on tlie wood, on the cross. 
 Chiiiu.s chtkolkonzuti, I lay myself doAvn on the cross. 
 leschlkolkoiiKutcm, chtkolkonzutemcn, (9) I lay myself or. that 
 cross; 'ohtkoVkonzutemis hi oseimeiis,' lEo laid himself on the 
 cross. 
 
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 CiliNKs-TKUfif/n, (G) I hriiij,' fortli ii cliiid, T lay clown si baby, 
 los-tkot'ltoin, llvo61toin«!i, (9) I bring- I'ortb tliat cliikl, T Uiv iluun 
 
 that baby. 
 rhincs-tk()ltcmlui.si, /;•('(/. 
 
 Ek chiHoko, It is lying over above; pi. ow-cbilkaniin. 
 Ics-cbiltkoni, (10) [ lay tbat over, v. (j. ovor a floor or wagon. 
 '• cbiltkiienoiii, cbiltkiuncon, C8) I lay over that; it governs tli 
 
 thin'g over which I plaeo an object; 'ehillku^neont hi golko 
 
 Phui! nw.v the wagon, loail the wagon ; 'chiHkoiit hi sshciisli 
 
 Place tbat stone over the wagon. 
 K8-chiltku6ne, It is loa<le(l with something. 
 Es-Kur,Tv/ico. It is j)lace(l below, under, 
 los-kiil-tkoin, (10) I place that under. 
 Rs-tkolciiU, It lays on the irroiind. 
 
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 los-tkolcgum, (8) I lay it on the ground. 
 " ntkoleguin, (8) I lay it in the ground, I bury him. 
 Ntkol6guten, s. Tho grave. 
 Ks-tkuXlks, It is on the dress; 'es-tkualks t'szeeko,' She 1 
 
 flowers on her dress, 
 les-tkualkseni, (8) T lay down a dress, 2)resent him with a dress, 
 
 shirt. 
 Tes-chtkokelneni, (S) I place on his head ; 'cs-elitkokein,' It 
 
 placed on the bead. 
 " mkoiuiskanem, ntkiiauskan, [8] I place on top of his heaclj 
 
 'cs ntkoaiiskaii,' lie has on top of bis head. 
 '' ntkoauskaneni, ntkoauskancmen, TO] I have that on top ofinj 
 
 head. 
 " koltkuapkanem, [S] I place on his occiput. 
 ■• kollknapkanen), koltkuajikanemeiij [D] \ have that phtcod 
 
 my occiput. 
 " chihkuesshineni, [8] I place on his forehead. 
 •' chiltkuesshineni, [0] I have that placed on my forehead. 
 •' ntkoenem, [8] I place on his car. 
 " utkoiilc.^eui, [8] 1 ])lace on his no^e. 
 
 iitlvoiiUseiii, 
 
 [0]T 
 
 iiavc 
 
 that 
 
 on (he iiosi', 
 
 chtkusem, [8] J place on his eye. 
 ntki'isem, [9] I have it i)laccd on iho t y 
 koltkusein, [8] T place on bis cheek. 
 
'f'hihkont lu sshoiisli,'! 
 
 ks I'^zecko,' She lui; 
 
 on inv foroheiul. 
 
 577 
 TOK 
 
 lestkoAposkanom, (8) I place on his mouth. 
 
 '• c'litkoalkoltoin, (8) I plac;o on his throat, outside ; 'ios-iitkoalk- 
 
 oltem,' In the throat. 
 " chtkiiulpsoiu, (8) I placo on ins node, on tho Ijack of tlio nock. 
 " ntk()l:k6itoni, (8) I piace on his shoulder. 
 •' iilkolk6it(Mn, (9) 1 have it ou my shoulder. 
 " ntkoichineni, (8) I place on his spine, back-bone. "■- , 
 
 •• Ikueusem, (8) I place on his loins. 
 " tkutpilem, I place on his buttocks. 
 ' ntkiipsein, (8) In tho anus or vulva. 
 •' ntkolniutem, (8) on his side. 
 
 •' chtkueusem, (8) On his belly ; 'io.s-ntko6nchem,' in his belly. 
 " chtkuagoiichinem, I place on the breast, stomach. 
 '' tku6mguin. On his breast, nipples. 
 •' tkoaganem. On his arm. 
 "' ntkochinechseni. On his hand, palm, on tho inside olthu 
 
 hand. 
 •' ntkochinechseni, ntkochinfcchsenien, (9) I have it placed in 
 
 my hand. 
 '• chiltkochinechsem, (8) On the outside of tho hand. 
 " koltkozn<ieh8em, I place on tho wrist. 
 " ntkup6sganem, I place above the eH^ow. 
 " tkousaganom, I placo on his olbow. 
 '' chtku61pstshinem, I place on his lap ; 'chtku^Ipstshintem 
 
 Maly hi t'skeltichs Jesu Kli,' They laid the body of Jesus 
 
 Christ on the lap of Mary ; 'chtkuelpstshinemen hi i-skusiie,' I 
 
 had my son on my lap ; 'chtkuelpstshinzutemen hi i-skusec,' 
 
 1 took my son on my lap. 
 •' chtkokeinshinem, I place on his knee. 
 " tkudushinem, T place under his knee. 
 •' chtkoakstslunem, [ place on the leg, on the shin. 
 " chtkotkotshinshiiiom, I placo on the ankle. 
 •' cliiUkoicliinshinoin, I place on the foot, above. 
 ■' iilkoichinshinem, 1 place under tho sole of the fool. 
 •' ikiiepshinem, I place on the heel. 
 " mihkocilsem, I place on tho whole breast. 
 " ntkoelzem, I place inside. 
 lEs-cHTKOcHiNfiLGUM, T lay him out of doors. 
 
678 
 TOK 
 
 Tca-ko}intko6pcm, T lay him at the (hwv B^Tknin, which very 
 
 likoly is the same vorh. 
 Ks-nt6ko, and derivatives, a^-Ntkom. 
 lEs-TKOMtM, tknniNteti, tkoinislcii, (10) I throw him down j Hkom- 
 
 sten Imalt,* lie was thrown in tlie mid. 
 TKl^TKOLT, mfj. A HJckly ]iorsoii, always lyinsjj down. 
 OHrXKS-TKOKOMi, chiii-tkiUo, IkokoshjO")) 1 full, I go to li^. 
 
 down, not intentionally. 
 rhinestkokoluisi,/n.'(jf. I stumble. 
 Tes-lkokom, tkokosten, tkokusUii, (10) I make him fall, not thai I 
 
 throw him, hut m!Uiai!;ini;- to make him fall. fiior'Tkom, from 
 
 which it is derived. 
 
 « tkokoHfem, (17) I make his fall. 
 
 Ohin-chtkokoiehen, I fell on my haek. 
 
 CniN-NTKOKiJs, I fell in the fire j ies-ntkoki\scm,' I make him fall 
 
 in the fire, 
 (.'hines-ntkokofctiku, I foil in the water, in liquid, in blood, etc. 
 rhines-ehihkokoetiku, T fell on the water. 
 Chines-ntkokueusi. T fell among, between; 'ntkoku6u.s Igeulegu,' 
 
 Tie fell in a ht)le of i-attlesnakes. 
 rniNKS-XTKOKOMi, chin-ntk6ko, (5) 1 dropped in. 2 — I was con- 
 ceived ; meaning nobody's action, but the fact of dropping 
 
 into the mother's womb. 
 rhines-ntknkinMti, chin-ntkukueltem, (G) 1 conceive a baby; il 
 
 cannot be said bu( by the mother, and cannot be used in thv 
 
 passive by the child. 
 rmNKs-XTKoivoXKsr, T fiill l)y the road, in the road, 
 les-ntkokoaksem, ntkokoaksten, (S) 1 make him fall on the road. 
 riirxKs-TKrivrftu'i chin-tkukuelp, (5) T camp, when lam traveling. 
 SntkukuiMjiten, .s. ramping place ; 'cheu In akl-nlkukuelpton V 
 
 Where will you camji ? 
 Chincs-ztkukutlp, (5) I come to camp. 
 Tes-chtkukui^pem, chtkukucpemen, (0) F went to lie down at lii.v 
 
 house — said of sick people going to lodge at somebody's : 
 
 'clitkukucpLMueiitgu 111 an-koaialks,' Yi)U went to lodge at tlir 
 
 priest's. 
 I-s'chtku(^p, s. lie who lies sick at my house. 
 (•llTivfJK.0 }ulispui\s. It fell on my h'^art, f hap[iened to think. 
 
cum, which very 
 
 iiu <hi\vn J 'tkoin- 
 
 679 
 TOK 
 
 iKs-ciiTKufcpKM, Cl»tktUj)oii, (8) I make u i)roHeiit to him, or lior for 
 wic'kod purposes. Ai:^'*Tk«>m. ii 
 
 Ius('htkii6])ltoin, (16) I iimko u j)ro8cnt to his lor soduction. 
 
 Kaos-chtkupoiiikgiii, /'o-. Wo iiiuko pruseiils to ouch otiior. 
 losclitkupalkiun, chtkiijialkamoii, (9) I givo that as a prosout. 
 riitkupalka, .s. The oiui that inakos presonts; 'os-chtkiikuop,' The 
 
 one lliat recctives jjrosoiits. A^^Pawii, plcdj^c. 
 rKo/5I, .s. Gimi arable. 
 
 riv(JTiN, .s. Hull-rush, juiKus. - — Ntkotin, Bull rualk grovo. 
 Tkotiii, uS. B^'Tkom. 
 
 ITOK, It is sowed; "i-ks tukoi,' fiOt it bo sewed. . 
 
 I.szU')k, What I have sewo<i. 
 
 ('liiiu's tkomi, ohiii-tkoui, tkoish, (J) 1 sow. Thoro appears to bo 
 iM) dift'oreiiee from 'ehiiios-tkomi,' 1 sew, and I lay down. 
 Perhaps the former has a k sharp. 
 Hs-tkomi, es-tok It is sewing, it is sewed. 
 li>tkom, tkoiiten, tkont, (10) I sew it. 
 
 " tkoltem, (17) I sew it lor him, 1 sew his 
 
 tkoshitem, (15) I sew I'or him. 
 |('hiuos-tkoshishi, I sow for others. 
 !i> iitkoseusoni, nlkostuson, (8) 1 .>-ow those two piotos togethoi', 
 as two pieces of skin to make one robe. 
 ntkoseuUeni, (16) I sew for him two j)icoos togethei'. 
 Ks-iitkos^us, They arc sewed together. 
 [loU's-ntkuAgancni, (8) I sew the sleeve, patch the sleeve, 
 icschtkodgo/.chim, (8) I sew on the breast. 
 |Tiv6mkn, s. Instrument to sew — an awl, not noodles. 
 Tkomin, Tkominten, id. 
 I k's-tkominem, tkomin, (11) I use it to sew. 
 kslkomiltem, (16) I use his awl. 
 
 Its-tkokonunem, (8) I succeed in sowing it ; "las tkokcMiiin, I can- 
 not sew it. 
 
 I Tas tkokiitom. It cannot bo sowed, it is too tough. 
 Chines tlcoshinmi, chin-tkoshinim, tkoshiniish, (7) I sew shoes. 
 |iis-tkoshinim, tkokshmten, (10) 1 sew shoes for him. 
 
 ' tkoshiltem, (17) I sew shoos for his 
 
 Ii'hincs-tkoshinzuti, 1 sew my own shoes. 
 les-tkoalksem, (8) I sew a shirt for him. 
 
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 'm 
 
If 
 
 8 
 
 
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 580 
 TKUM 
 
 Ii'.s-tk(»i/iom, (S) I MOW his robe 
 
 cIltKIX^piUMU 
 
 (S)r 
 
 sc 
 
 W (I 1 
 
 )ioci> (»l'skin arouiul it. 
 
 S^r,itl< 
 
 om. 
 
 Tail 
 
 or, 
 
 SgiitokoMhin'iiii, s. SliocMiKikrr. 
 
 ( •ITINES-TK()6tI, chiii-tktM.f, (ft) Wo iiuinli, wc go uway. It i^ 
 only used (or sovenil piM'sons going iiwiiy togotluM*. Tlui Tti- 
 (liiuis use it ill tlio singular too, I)n1 iilways ini'a.ning several 
 as when a cliicC speaks in tlic naiiu' of liis j)ooj»I(.', and 
 spoaking in tlio singnlar ini'UMS all ot liis |)t'oj)l(>. 2 — Wo die, 
 we go. 
 
 (Miiiu's-lI;otk(')ti, ml. Wo go — sovoral, in several bands. 
 
 !os-tk('»otoin, tkool'ston, (S) I make tliom go. 
 
 ('Iiinostkotcluisi, Wo go around, wo travel, wo live. 
 
 los-ohtkootoni, ohtkooteinon, (9) Wo go toward that place. 2~AV( 
 go on that aoooiint. 
 
 Cliinoschtkoli iis^ Wo walk on liigh, on a bridge, on a high plai'c 
 
 t'liiiKMiilkott^iisi, Wo walk botwcen^ amid. 
 
 (/hinoH-ntkototikiii, Wo walk in the water, wo wade a rivor. 
 
 Chinoschikkotctikui, We walk on the water. 
 
 Chinos-ehihkoot, We walk over. 
 
 los-eliiltki)>Moni, ehiltkootenion, (0) Wo walk over it; 'chihkooti'iii 
 enlcj) 111 sgoeloiiion,' You walk over, above hell. 
 
 Ks chiltkot^ino, lie is run over, walked on by many. 
 
 Kuos-ehiltkotiinom (.'hiHkoteneen, (8) Wo walk over him, as vermin I 
 
 in; 
 
 'y 
 
 Uo. 
 
 rnic. 
 
 le-ichiltkotrnom, ehiltkotenoinen, (0) I led them wulkingove 
 1 KS-TIvUM, tkunteii, tkunteku, ront. es-tkustcn, (10) I strike hi 
 
 with the open hand, \ give him a slap, 
 lestkoluisem, (8) freq.. 
 ■' tkousem, *koiisen, (8) I shi]) him in tlio lace. 
 
 Ill 
 
 tkouIUMu, (16) 1 slap the lace of his. 
 
 IkoiisijseiM, (8) I slap the whole ot his iaco. 
 
 •' koltkousom, (8) 1 slap his cheek. 
 
 " kultkousiisom, (8) I slap his cheeks, 
 (.'hines koltkoiisiis, yjfjss. T am shipped. 
 Chines ntokoanakai), I am slapped on the ears, 
 les-ntokoanakanein, ntokoandkan, (8) I box his cars. 
 
 " iitkoiiiskanem, (8) T slap him on the top of the head. 
 
 Ji 
 
 A 
 
, we go uwny. It is 
 totrothor. Tim Tii 
 
 ya inotvuing scviTtil, 
 of his ])00|)lo, iind 
 
 people. 2 — Wo die. 
 
 ,■(' live. 
 
 il tlirtt plaoc. 2— Wi' 
 
 (Ige, on il high pliioc 
 
 ,» wmle il I'ivei'. 
 
 ovov it ; '('hihUooti'iii 
 |V0 hell. 
 [ tnaiiy. 
 k ovei'hiin,t\s vermin I 
 
 lein walking overnu'. 
 .en, (10) 1 strike him 1 
 
 581 "X ., 
 TLAKA . "* 
 
 leselultko6sHhincni, (8) I slap him on the t'ore hejid. ' 
 
 " iitkiieiiseni. (8) I skip in llieir midst, I give a slap hcf;; and 
 
 (1 
 
 UMH', 
 
 Ii:s-TKrftr,(ir>i, (8) I strike a skin to soi'ten it tmd take oM" tho 
 
 hair. 
 
 Ii's-ehtlciiepeni, (8) I strike a skin. f •"* 
 
 Tkniuiii, .>•■. Instriiinent to skip, the hiind. 
 
 MS-TKl'I'MI, tkup, (.'■)) A timior hreiiks open 
 
 Ks-tkuiii, 1 hreiik it open, pierce it. 
 
 IK.S-TKUMiM, (10) 1 heiul iterooked. 
 
 i-CII'X-TLAC;, <n/J. I am iill still', y7. tlagthlg. 
 
 (Miint'stjjigpmi, chin-tkigep, (.')) f grow, hiuunie still". 
 
 Chill thiglliigju'igiin, }t\y arms grow stiff; 'chines llagiigan,' ^ly 
 
 4 
 
 arm is s 
 
 till'. 
 
 Chiii-tlagpeus, 1 hecanie siitl' in the loins, Iiimhago, 
 
 Chin llMgtliigjishin, .My legs grow slilV. 
 
 Chin-tliigtlagshiii, My legs are stift". 
 
 'I'MtJT, («IJ. Fast, swifl. 'I-iuJr. Swifly, quickly, niml.ly. 
 
 Chines tiagti'.ilshi, (.')) T hccoinc fast, Itegin to go f'iist as ji hoi'S'j 
 
 will 
 
 ppe( 
 
 Chims iiliiigziiii, (')) I talk' fast, I tuilc loiid. 2—1 spiiak angrily. 
 
 .'] — 'I'hunder clap, any loud noise, 
 li's-ntlagzinem, iitlag/.ineinen. (0) T sjjeak angrily to him, speak 
 
 IouihI to him. 
 Kaes-ntkigziiiemenui^gui, rec. We talk (luarrelling. 
 Chines iitlag/ii'.iiilshi, f speak louder iiiid louder. 
 Chinesnllagzis.'.tili, I cry out of my own will. 
 TiiVgtiilem, Ciipahleof r;inning fsist ; 'tarn kustlagtiiteni,' Yoiicjin- 
 
 not go fast. 
 ies thVgtein, tlagtemcii, (9) I find him (piick, fiist. 
 Sri.AOKTiKr, >'. llupiils, rai)id water, cascades, water liill. 
 I-CIIIN-TIiAK A, (/'/;. I am warmed up. 
 Ics th\kam, tlakan, tlixkant, (8) I warm il or him. 
 " tlakaltein, (16) I warm his or it for him; 'kaci-llakiililt lii 
 
 kaespaus/ Warm our hearts. 
 •' tlakashtem, (14) I warm tor him, help him wiirniing anything. 
 NtiAka, s. Warm water, 
 los-ntlakam, nth'ikan. (8) 1 warm that water. 
 
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 582 
 TLR 
 
 " iitli\l<rtsIi(oni, (Irt) T warm sonu' wiiU-r foi- liim. 
 <'irn,<K A, r( //. Wiirm on the Miii'f'aci', us a hot iron, mIkvi-. 
 It's-clitliikiuii, (S) I warm it on the Min'fiU'o. 
 ('Iiiin-t-tla:il<aini, cliincs-tliiiika, (T*) f i;imvv warm, ai (In- siiti wai-in 
 
 S/,TI,V\K.\, .s'. Fl'VlM*. 
 
 rm\KSTI.\K()', chin-llHUoin, i-lIiU«.isli. f(5) I .,imnvl, lii-Ii 
 with niy wiCt' or huNhiiiifl. 
 
 !('s (lalcom, (li'ilxoii, tli'ikont, '•',/)/. ,.s-th'ikoslcii, rS) I (i^'ht hiiii .. 
 
 her — only lor wilo or IiuhIjiukI ; 't;,s-th'iI<oms In s^ol 
 tiifhts hi'i" hiishand. 
 
 m,' Sh, 
 
 " tli'ik-oiii, th'ikoiiuMi, (0) I find liiiii or Ikm- (i,i:;Iitiiiii; iiu". 
 Kiw^ fIkni)ii(V|ii, rrr. W,. fijrht tou-otlicr, iiiaii aii.l wile. 
 'rik(»(Mii('ii, N. Oru" always fi;:;litini;' I'is coiisort. 
 l-CHIX-'rriArCII, I am Itcspattcrod witli mud, <'oviMvd with 
 
 mud. 
 l-cliin-ntlaiiclis, .Nfv lace is s()il(>d witli mud. 
 It's-tliiclii'iin, tlochiitaii, lloclintaku, Cl^) 1 N'>il it, ln-siDcar it 
 llu' liaiid with mud. tol.acto jtiicc, etc. 8fe^"I'tam. 
 
 " tlitcliMam, tlochltan, (17) I liosmoar his olv. 
 
 Ks chtliVuchzt', ,i>/j. Ui} IS soiled all around with iiunl. 
 Ks-ch!l<),liazL', /)^rs".-. IFc lias Uh'u soIKmI, Iji'snu-an-d all around, I'l 
 (>litlaii(lilko, Wood soiled with mud. 
 I 
 
 Willi 
 
 r'!it!o;-!Kilkom, chtlochalkon, (8) I In.'smoar that wood with imid. 
 
 Ot! 
 
 Kschtlau.'Iikaii, FIcad soiU-d with mud. 
 
 Ics (•htln"!iaiakaii('m, (S) T soil his head with mud, et( 
 
 i< ,.1 
 
 itloch'nisom, (H) I hi'smcar liis Ixdly with mud, tohairo J 
 
 nice. 
 
 I'tc, not ,)ulti('in<^, but rubhini:. 
 " tlofla-hsi-m, (S) I soil his hands will) mud. 
 (^Iiin.'st! itlo'-hs(>nziiti, [H"] 1 soil my hands with mud. 
 TLF, it Ir Already. It answoi's iiothirii' so well as the Latin j.i 
 
 7" 
 
 in all its meanins^.s. 'Tie chliit,',' It is eveniiii-- already. 
 Tie mi, ■hlr. Knou;rh, no more ; 'tie lioi,* id. 
 Tie she'. That is enou:;h, that will do. 
 Tie, in composition, before a verb means 'to i;o to.' 
 Tli^ s'cliijui, Tie is <rone to church to jiray. T'erhaps from ies tleiii 
 
 Tl 
 
 cez'.'it, (ro to tell him. 
 
iH tilt' sun wani 
 
 ) I \\'^\\i liiiii "I 
 s III sgi'lin,' Slic 
 
 lid, covt'ivil wiili 
 
 it wooil with inuil, 
 
 mini. 
 
 dl as tho Latin >("' 
 iiii alfoaily. 
 
 588 
 TLEK 
 
 t'loc'inul, ill! JM lioinc. 
 
 ('ir«XKSTI.EK(JIIMI, cliiiillo^'cli, tluonliili, (')) 1 am lomiiig out. 
 
 ('soil for iiianiiimtu tIting.H, v. (j. llio 8Uii or hIui's, plaiiU or ^vuhs 
 
 I'omiii;^; Old (»!' till' ground, utc. 
 I'^-tK'iM'li, ilu' sun is lip J 'stloi.'1'h,' .s. Sun risj ; 'siitli'i'litin,' Kasl, 
 
 tin- pluii' wliL'iiri the sun lonit's out} 'id si.iit'rhtiii/ From iho 
 
 I'UHl. 
 
 ('liini'stlt'ch'chi, uhln-lli'idiii'h, [^i] 1 i-omo out. 
 
 Ir-' lli'c lii'in, lU'ilion, [H] I maki; it roim.' out. 
 
 'IiiiK's tlt'chsi, chiiilli'clisL'm, [OJ I bhow out my i'aci', c, </. whuil, 
 I'tc, showing itsiU'j I h)ok out of a window. 
 
 ('hiiu>s-tl6i'h/Jni, C'hiiitlc'i-h!//niom, iliih/inish, [0] I ]mi11 out, nhow 
 out my toiigui.'. 
 
 li^-lliilizim'm, till li/iii, [8] I jnill out Ins tongue, I mako lum 
 show his tongue. 
 
 rhiiu's-utlt'-clisi, iliiii ntlcH'hscm, [0] I show in my faci', I poko in 
 my houd to look in. 
 
 K>-nlIi'('hsoni, iitlt'rlisomcii, [0] f jjokc in my head to aoo that. 
 
 Ciiiiii's-ntlchi'mt^us, I arrive among thick butlah) herds. 
 
 Chin-llaehkanem, f show out my head, as a fish putting his head 
 out of water m soarcli of flies. 
 
 riuii-lieecliiis, T arrive on the In'iiik j it come.s out ttj my siglit, I 
 arrive in sight. 
 
 Ii> tleeehusem, tleeehusenieii, [9] I arrive on the brink of it, I ar- 
 rive in sight of him J 'tie tleeehusemeiitgii lu sgoulemon,' 
 You arrive in sight of hell, you are on the brink of liell. 
 ' kultleeehiiscm, [D] 1 come in sight o{ him from below ; iieui 
 kultleecliusementgii hi Jc-su Kli,' You will come in sight of 
 
 Jesus Christ, he b 
 
 einjj; so 
 
 iited on a hijih throne. 
 
 o > 
 
 >!k'chus, .^\ Brink, the place where one is in sight of anythin 
 'tie ku-kolchitsh 111 rstlochusys hi sgoelemii'.,' You have arriv- 
 ed on the brink ol hell. 
 
 riiiiic.' iillechciuiisi, \ p(»ke mv hcatl in to looli, I poke out my 
 head 
 
 I'lIIN F,''i-'rL!"]K.M.[, chines llec, I am looked for. sought lor. 
 
 Ciiinestleomi, chin, tieem, tleeish, [7] I am looking for, lamscek- 
 
 iiiy; for, 
 
 aps from iestlei:iii. ■ |, , ^|, 
 
 tlj.Mit ;u, tlcc.il; .'rt'. e-i tli'..!-ite:i, [10] I look for him, 
 
1} 
 
 S3 
 
 5 
 3 
 
 
 584 
 \ TLEE 
 
 ficck it. 
 
 lostleoHiiiii, tlocH^n, tlooH [17] 1 look for his I sook it foi' 
 
 him. 
 •' tlc'cshitein, [15] I help him lo;)kiiig ibi" soiuothing, I seek in 
 
 his stead. 
 " tleeshishcin. tlecshi.sheincn, [9] I sock that not for myseU'. 
 " tleemiiuMii, tleemiii, or tlcemincmen, [9-11] I use that to seek 
 r. 'J. a lamp, or u horso to seek after eattlo 
 
 tleemihcm, [16] I use his to seek after something. 
 
 tleenunem, [8] I suoeeetl in seeking it out. 
 tletle6m, red. 1 scaix'h for it repeatedly, T go to meet the peo- 
 ple coming from the hufliilo hunt. 
 
 Kaes-tleenuegui, rcr. AVe seek one another. 
 
 Kacs-kuUlenuegui, rt'c. We seek one another, we look after one 
 another secretly, as jealous people do. 
 
 Kaestloshitncgui, Vv^'e help one another seekinu'. 
 
 Chines-tleeluisi, freq. 
 
 ChinestleHumshi, pop. I look after people. 
 
 Tletlccmul-, s. A seeker, in a bad sense. 
 
 Tn-tlecnzutcii, IIo who seeks me. 
 
 Tlemin, tlcminton, s. Instrument to seek with. 
 " ntlus^usem, ntluseuson, or ies-ntluthist^uscm, ic3-tlc6uscin, [8] 
 
 T look for him among amidst others. 
 " tlutluusem, tluthiusen, [8] I look for him, seek it. 
 
 '' tlutluuhcm, [16] I look for his 
 
 " tlutluushtcm, [14] I am seeking something in his place. 
 
 Chines-tlutluusi, chin-tliitluusem, [6] T am looking for sometliiiig, 
 r see. 
 
 Chines-ntlutluusi, [6] 1 am looking for something among, in u 
 crowd, etc. 
 
 les-chtlutluurtcm, [8] I am waiting, looking on account of that, f'oi' 
 that reason ; I am waiting for him, I expect him. 
 
 Ciiinos-knltlutiusemisti. I am looking around myself for precau- 
 tion, circumspection, I am cautious. 
 
 TlutluustLMi, nllutluuston, sntlutluuston, .s'. Sight, a-i an instrument 
 to look, one of the five senses. 
 
 Sgutlutluusem, s. One appointed to see, ^o look. 
 
 lES-TTiEEMfM, tlcemnteii, tleemint. coni. es-tlcemston, [10] I cuusu 
 
we look after one 
 
 ething among, in u 
 
 it, as an iustruineut 
 
 licmsten, [10] I cuusu 
 
 586 
 TLEGlTP 
 
 liini liariu, eorpui'al or spiritual; I am the causio ol" his ruin, 
 
 luistovtunc. 
 
 L-Iitlecpilem, clitlecijilen, (8) I caUL->c liim liarni. This word is 
 
 more uscJ by Kali.spoLi auJ the fujaiei- by Fhilhoads. 
 
 tlocmH^m, (17) ics-chtleepilcltcm, (IG) I cause harm to his 
 
 clitleemszutjni, fhtleeml.szutemeii, (9) I caii.se liim harm m^ - 
 8elf. 
 liii:Avchtleepilen;:uli, ehiiie;slleem;?zi\ti, (5) ! am the caii.-^e of my 
 
 own sufferings or loss, I cause harm to myself. 
 lilcemsiiuten, in-chtleepileuiiuten, in-tlatlamalkateii, -s. Who or 
 livhut brings me harm, causes me harm, 
 fcehtloemim, (10) I cause harm for that reason. 
 \\s;.s L'UTLEENZLTi, (5) I look after my wife oi' husband, llirougli 
 
 jbiilousy. 
 |ilIot'n/.ntfemen, s. A jealous pci'son. 
 
 skultlecmistom, kultleemistomen, (9) T am jealous of him, said 
 of anybody. 
 
 kuHleemistemltem, (16) T am jealous of his 
 
 L"kultlcomistemenuegui, \Yo are jealous of one aiiothei'. 
 tiitleemistemen, ^s. A jealous person. 
 >tlL'cMnn(ichstem, (9) I wrong him to make him inad. 
 I::m;stlask\uaki (G) 1 go after horsis, 1 seek for my horst.i. 
 vtlaskagaeni, (8) I look after his horses. 
 
 tluskagaeltem, (IG) I look for the horses of his 
 
 ihiskagaeishteui, (11) I hel|) him to look after horses, I go af- 
 ter tlie horses in his place j 'tlaskag/Mshtmen,' I went to the 
 horses for your sake, in your place. 
 [;ili;i«kiigae, 6'. A hor.^e-guard, in as much ;isliegocs to fetch them. 
 i:\K.--Ti/)SKNi, tluseni, T gt) to see my ti'aps, much used for to go 
 
 and see the traps set for catching beaver. 
 m^s-lleiuchi I look for my gun. 
 Los-tlaalkasi, I look for my garments. 
 liiiiios-tleoszuleme, I look for my powderdioni. 
 liiiK's-lluallcai, 1 look aCtei' fruits, 
 liiitvs '.lolloskcligui, I look i\>v peoide. 
 liiu's-tlatiaalkai, 1 lo )lc after men for \vicke<l purpose-;. 
 IHLYKS TLEGUIM, chin-tlegu]), j^axx. \ am won, beaten gam- 
 bling, fighting, etc. J 1 lose. 
 
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 Chinos tiegiipi, ehin-tlegupeni, tlcgiipisli, (6) v. n. inrf. 1 win, Theut, 
 I gain. 
 
 h\\ i-sztlogup, What T won ; 'Lii i-Hztlogiip'p,' What is won from 
 mo, what I lose. 
 
 Ics-ttogiipom, tlogupen, tlogiipont, rant, es-tlogupsten, (8^ I won 
 it, I beat liini, I gain it; 'ko-tlegnpis t'sguolcmon,' The dovil 
 won mo. 
 
 " tlogiipVtem, (16)1 win his I beat his 'ko-tlogupHgii hi 
 
 in-galttzin,' You won me my horse. 
 " tlegi\pshtoni (14) l win for him, in his favor; 'Uo-tlegupshtgw 
 tiW-gatlzin,' You won a Iiorse for me. 
 tiegiipshom, tlogupshemeii, (9) I win that, not for myself. 
 tlogupem, tlegnpenion, tlogupenient, (9) 1 feel that won, 1 
 find it won, I lose it ; 'ko-tlogupementgu,' you lose mo. 
 
 tIcgupemHem, tlegupemlten, (16) T lose his 'ko-tlogiip- 
 
 emehgu In in-gattzin,' You lost, gambled away my liorse. 
 tlegupemshteu), (14) I lose for him, I lose something belong- 
 ing to him ; ko-tlegupemslitgu t'in-gatlzin,' You lost nie some 
 of my horses. 
 
 tlegiipemsheni, tlegupemshenien, (9) I lose that, [not mine, 
 but belonging to a person not spccitied.] 
 tlegupnunein, tlegupnun, (8) I sueeeod in winning it. 
 tlcgupnultem, (16) I succeed in winning his 
 
 Tes-cbtlegupem, chtlegui)enuMi, (9) i win on that account, with it; 
 *ko-ehtlegupernentgu,' Von win on tn}- account, T am thoeaus'i' 
 of your winning. 
 
 Tlegnputem, He can win ; 'tas tlegupiiteni,' He cannot win. 
 
 Kaes-tlegnpenu^gui, We beat one another. 
 
 Kaes-tleg'jpenu^gum, kaostlegupenueguinentom, (9) Wc are gam- 
 bling that, wo are fighting for that ; 'stem lu stlegupenutgunip?' 
 AVhat are you gambling ? 
 
 Kaes-tlogupshtucgui, We are winning for one another. 
 
 Chinos-tlegupskagae, T lose a horse. 
 
 les-tlegupski'igiiem, (S) I win his horse. 
 
 Tlegiitlegii|)ul, One winning habitually in gambling. 
 
 CHTNKS-TLRKUI, chinos-tlekii, i^^tss. (o) I am moved ofl', I inn 
 out of the way. 
 
 Tltkush, imp. Be off, i-lear the way; 'estlekn,' It is off, It is out of 
 
 
ise that, [not mine. 
 
 k' cannot win. 
 
 It is oflf, It is out 
 
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 the waj- 
 
 Cliinos-tK'lvul, ( hin-tlekum, tlcknish (6) I movo somolhing off, I re- 
 move. 
 
 Cirinos tlckuisti, r. rif. (5) I take myself out of the way. 
 
 lo.stlckinn, tlckustcn, tlckuskii (8) I remove it out of the way. 
 
 ■' tleknltcm, (16) I rcmoA'e his T tulce awuy his 1 take 
 
 it away for him. 
 
 ■' tlekushtein. (14) I take away something to please him. 2 — 
 [ take away some of his. 
 
 " chtlckum, chtlelciunen, (9) I move off to 1 repair to 
 
 CliiiifskuHlikumisti, (5) I move under a tree or shed tor shelter 
 ill a storm. 
 
 Cliiiics-iitlikuniisti, (5) I repair in a house for shelter in a storm. 
 
 CiiiNKS Ti.KKLfLsii, V. inch. (5) 1 am a medicine man, a sorcerer. 
 2 — I am a great man in an Tiidian way. pL cs-tletlekuilsh, or 
 es-tlekuekuilsh. 
 
 ('liinofi-tlekuilslizuti, (J)) I practice sorcery, Indian superstitious 
 medicines. 
 
 los-chtlckulshzutom, chtlekulshzutenion, (9) I go to see the medi- 
 cine man, I consult him. 
 
 In-chtlekuilshtcn, The reason why I practice medicines. 
 
 Stlekulshelgu, Medicine-man's lodge. 
 
 Stiakulshalks, Medicine-dress. 
 
 Stlekulshize, Medicine robe. 
 
 Stlakulshaiakan, Medicine-hat. 
 
 TLEMELSII, s. Straw litter. 
 
 TLICIITLACII, s. Blackbird, starling. 
 
 TLIEE, *'. A canoe of bark ; 'kiitunt tliee,' A vessel, ship j 'solsliizt 
 tliee,' a steamboat. 
 
 CIIIXE.S-TLEMOTI. (6) 1 row, paddle. |^"Uzelem. 
 
 hs-tlemOtshtem, (14) 1 row for him. 
 
 ^^gutleru6tem, .s". A man charged to row, oars-man. 
 
 ClllXES-TT.ILEMi, chin-tlil, tlilsh, (5) 1 die, 2— Fuiiit away as 
 (load. 
 
 hii cs-tlilemi. The dead one, actually dead. 
 
 fill cstlij. The dead one, lie who has been dead, but is dead lU) 
 more. 
 
 h\\ ks-llilemi. The dying, the person dying. 
 
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 La ks tlil. Ho who must be dead. 
 
 Lu stlil, T!io dying, tlio tvct of dying; 'hi sztli!,' Tlii' having .!io| 
 
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 h;i\'i:rj; h.'.vi ()!)ligod to die. 
 
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 les-trUtn trUMiten,(9) I intiko hitn die. 
 " tliliiuiictn, (8) I succeed in making him die, not killing himj 
 
 " (liln 'litem (1^)1 succeed in making his die. 
 
 " tli!.slii?cii-|, tliNhitoii, tlilsliit^ (15) I die tor him, 1 d 
 stead, in his favor. 
 
 ICaestlilnucgui, Wo make one another die. 
 
 Kaos-tlihduluC'gui, "Wo die for one another. 
 
 OhiiK's ntl'lcMsi, (o) T am near dying, 1 think 1 will die. 
 
 riiinesntrielscmisli, (.^) (V^ T feel myself dying. 
 
 C'lii.vK'^-NTr/rf.TTKfr, (5) f am drowning, dying in the wato 
 
 Te.s-ntricUiknm, ntl'letikun, (S) 1 drown him. 
 
 " ntl'Ietiknltein, (Ifi) T drown his 
 
 " iifidI(Mn\iv.>ni, ntelloniinem, ntollemin, (11) 1 find it (loiiil!_\ 
 find death in it ; 'ntellemiis \n spiikalk,' Tic found the fi 
 deadly, fatal. 
 
 •' ntellemlT-tem, (16) f find hi*; deadly. 
 
 Ntelleniinemen, ntelleminten, •<;. What one is dying of, wluil 
 
 feels himself dj'ing of. 
 f-iitlhiikaten, ,■?. The instrument T iiso to make anybody die. 
 Xt(dilt\n, .'^ What causes death: 'nteliltin teie,' mortal sin— I 
 
 'les 
 
 -triim. 
 
 los-nkultelleminem, (11) T die with hitn. 
 " iikuVtellemihem, (16) I die with his. 
 
 ( niN NTi;i.i 
 
 ,rs T h 
 
 :ive m 
 
 V ^ace dead, mv face looks dead. 
 
 Chin fhtcltidli'is, T look dead, my eyes arc dead. 
 ('iiiN-i:-T'/r,KLTT, r.hin-tri(Mt^ >Ty child dies. 
 hn I stl Kit, My dead child; 'hi st'l'lellt,' The child dead, lie \\ 
 has a child dead. 
 
 ('liin'.'s Mt'lleUi, f'liinnt'lhMt, (.'i) T have a child dead inside, In 
 
 nng 
 
 born. 
 
 rhnies t'lle('hsti.(.=)) 1 have a dead hand. 
 
 Dhines tlilspuusi (;')) My heart is dead. 
 
 Chines chtellcpiloi, chin-chtelU'pile, T have dead my lather, luo 
 
 thief. 
 Chin.i :it,l'I-;cii,-;, (o) Mv mother is iK'ad, my wife or liiisliaml 
 
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 TL'L 
 
 w die, not killing himJ 
 
 s (lie. 
 
 li(^ tor hiin, 1 die m 
 
 , (11) 1 find it dc'aai\| 
 Ik/ Tie found tho u\ 
 
 me is dying o!', what 
 
 make anybody die. 
 in teie,' mortal sin— fij 
 
 The child dead. He \J 
 
 fhihl dead inside, 'i' 
 
 e dead niv father, molM 
 
 ny wifi- or hiisliaml '1 
 
 one of U8 dies. 
 
 Ion thllapileni, (8) I condemn him to die. '^ 
 
 Cluni's-chtlapilemisti, (r)) T condemn myself to die. 
 
 I s^'iit'lil, s. ^ly dead, anybody of mine dea<l ; hi i-sgukonilj),' My 
 
 (lean ones. 
 
 \. n. ''.Vhen death affects more than one person at a time, then 
 
 the verb 'es-kouipmi' must l»e used; but when we speak of 
 
 many dead, one by one. at different times or places, then use 
 
 'chincy-tliltlilemi.' 
 XTLTALi,KMi;r, ,'i. The last genei-.Uion, v.h.'u the last shall die. 
 I-flllXTTJL, i tlilsh, (')) I am quiet, I keep still, I make no noise, 
 
 T do not stir J subj. i-chiks.tlUi, I must keep (piiet. 
 ' 'iiiiHV^-tlilemi, chin tlil, (.5) I make myself (jtiiet, I become (juiet. 
 X. n. h is not possible to find a difference betwen this verb and 
 
 the one meaning 'to die,' though the derivatives are different. 
 
 The first I is proiioi.iued in such a way that we cannot come 
 
 nearer to it. 
 (Miines tlelenusti, (5) I make inyselt quiet; M-tlilui,* Keep still ; 
 
 'tlelcmistui/ Place yoursell'in a ipiiet position, fi,\ yourself to 
 
 be quiet. 
 les tielem, tielen, (8) T quiet him, keep liim still ; 'tlcleiit lu as-ch- 
 
 kulkutlusten,' Keep your eyes .still, make ycnir eyes still. 
 
 " tleleltem, (10) I keep quiet his 
 
 " tlelem, tlelcmon, (9) I find him quiet; 'tldlemen lu i-spuii^,' I 
 
 find, feel my lieart at rest, j^till. 
 " llelemltem, (16) I feel hia quiet. 
 
 ' 'hiiies-tlj)mi, chin-llip, (5) I am becoming quiet, I am (piieling 
 
 down, J am growing calm, I slop, I stir no moi'e. 
 ( 'hine.'--ll])mi, chiii-tliiim, tlpish, (7) 1 am calming, quieting some 
 
 one. 
 I(\-tl[um, tlj)siiii, tipisku, (10) I stop that, I make it stop quiet, 1 
 hold him or it (jiiiel ; 't'suel m-tlpstcs In spakani ?' Who can 
 stop the sun ? 
 
 •' tipltcm, tlphen, lli»ilt, (17) I stop, calm, (juiel his -aiis- 
 
 tlplteni lu nehgut'telstis lu Kolinzuten,' Y(ai nuisl appea>e 
 the aiigei- oftJod. 
 •' tlpshitem, (15) 1 stop something for his sake. 
 •• tlinii'incm, (Sj [ siicceed in stopping, appeasing that. 
 

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 4niiii-iitli)el/,f', M}- body is still, inovos no nioiv, I uin iKirtilv/A'tj. 
 
 (U'tid. 
 Cim/rM'fiTrKi:, Tlio lake, scu, boctimo still, calm. i 
 
 TLIMPS, N. A tl.in, flat tail ofhoavi-r. 
 XTIilTFirMAKS, Sliavp ])(>inlc(l flat Instrniii.-iit. 
 l-'ri.IZT, ^i.lj. Ilar.l, toiin-li, /./. tl'/.fli/,t ; 'tli/( hi a-.spiuis, In aiiton- 
 
 tt'iic til/.!," Yo 1 liavo a liard heart, you have hard ears. 
 ('Iiin.'s-tliziui, chiii-flii/,, thizsli, (f)) I am <j;r(>\viii_<i; hard, t()(ii;li. 
 Fes tli/.im, tli/.isti'ii, lliziskii, (10) 1 make it tonjjh, I make him ifrowl 
 
 hard 
 
 'iifiii tlizlu'ii hil 
 
 " tlizltrii), tlizlteii, tii/.ilt, ^17) I harden his.. 
 spMus55,' I shall harden his hoarl. 
 
 " tli/.tem, iTi/.teineii, (D) I find it hai'd, toiij^di. 
 
 " koUtliztem, koUtlizteineii, (!>) I think it hard, touirji. 
 TiJzLKo, ITard wood ; 'tli/.alko,' Wood yvonii hard. 
 Tlizlugu, Hard soil. 
 
 Tli/Jze, Thiiijfh meat; 'tli/.i;u',' Tough blanket. 
 I-fhiii tll/dian, 1 have a hard head, I am hard-headed, stubliorii. 
 I-ehiii tlizene, I have a hard oar, [ do not want to hear, to iiiiml 
 (Jhiri-ntlizeiie, My ears become hard 
 Chin-tlizspui'iS, T am hard hearted. 
 
 IKS-Tr.OKOTLOKOM, tlokotlokimt, (.S) I make my fingers cnuk 
 F-TLUM, ;)?. i-tlemtliim, (nlj. lilood-staincd, blood-eoverod. 
 les-lliim'm, tlumen, tlument, (9) 1 stain it with blood; 'ta ks-tli 
 mentep \v. ehelsliemp I'snguls,' l)o not stain your hands in li 
 blood. 
 
 •• tlumltem, (16) 1 stain his witli blood. 
 
 F thims, F'\iee blood stained ; mIiiii 
 
 m. 
 
 Tlis ijioe bei'anii' blooilJ 
 
 stainoc 
 
 iiniii>, 
 
 lihin-chtlemtlums, ,My eyes are blooil-staine 1 ; •ehinchil 
 
 My eyes becanu; blood-stained. 
 i-ntIomth\nis, Id. 
 F-ehin-tlumehst, Mv hand is bloodstained; '(diin-tliinit'clisl, 
 
 stain my ban Is with blood ; 'ta i kaep-stliimechst I'singuls, 
 
 do not want to stain my haiuis with his blood. 
 1 Ikoltlums, Cheek blood staiiuMi ; M-koltU'intlnnis,' Clietdo Ii1(m)(| 
 
 stained, 
 l-ehtlomkan, Head blo.xl sta:ii'<l. 
 
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 )i'i' I mil uunilyzoil.^B' ' ''^' ""'''^'» IJIotMl aUiiiK'tl all :hoiuk1. 
 
 "Vui clitlmni^'iO, I slain iny.solC with hlooJ all an>iin<l. 
 ^-('Iitliiin'i/.cin (S) I lilood stain hiiii all around. 
 
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 Ill a-spiuis, 111 arili'ii- 
 ivo liar<l oarn. 
 injf hard, toiigli. 
 igh, I make liim grow I 
 
 tiiMiialks, Blood staiiiod clolhoH ; 'chiii-tlomalkH,' My clothes l»e- 
 
 caiiu' l)!ood stained. 
 rlitr.nialko, IJlood stainud wood, cross j 'clitloinaiko,' The cross 
 liocanio blood stained ; Mcs-chtlunialkoin, chtlumalkoston,' I 
 hlood stain that cross, 
 i-iloiiiolegu, Hlood stained ground. 
 Iis lloinuleguin, tionu'il-'gustcn, ((S) I Idood stain the ground. 
 
 'lu'in tlizlu'ii lii^l l'^^'"^^"^ '"(/• 'l^oi'ii ; 'i-tniag, All torn in slired.s — said of clothes, 
 
 fiard. tough, 
 ti hard. 
 
 t. 
 
 -headed, stubl>orn. 
 
 •\nl to hear, to laim 
 
 iiake my lingers cnul 
 )lood- covered. 
 Ih hlood ; 'ta ks-tlu-j 
 ain vour hands in \\\4 
 
 liice het'anu' hhwl 
 
 lie 1 ; •(■hiM-chlliimu>,| 
 
 ; 'rliiii-tluinechsl,' 
 tlumechst t'singuls,' 
 
 )l()Oll. 
 
 iitliinis," (-hecks l.limn 
 
 skins, ficsli, etc. It (litters Croni 'toinuals. fi^''Tu 
 tiiigami, t:nag, y;7sv. It is t'.'aring, getting torn. 
 <-lnigain, tmganteii, [10] 1 tear it in shreds. 
 ttngaHem, [17] I tear his in shreds. 
 
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 Imganunein, 
 
 [S]I 
 
 succeed in teariny; il. 
 
 tmganiiltein, [H>] I succeed in tearing his in shreds. 
 
 tnigaminein, [11] I use it to make shreds with. 
 iTmgaminten, •>>•. What is used to tear with, shreds. 
 Vtingatin, .s. What t.r.irs; 'stem hi temgamintis hi sgulchi 
 
 ni 
 
 ktMgumen ; stem hi ntemgatiis hi Jesu Kli ? slu>i lu teie kac- 
 s/iktien,' What did the torturers off Mirist use to tear him? 
 whii)S5 What did tear Christ's flesh in shre<ls ? our sins, 
 iliiii-tmgagan, My sleeves are torn, 
 tlun-tmgalks, .My shirt is torn. 
 |k:s-chtmgaizein, [8] 1 tear it all around. 
 Tiis-tingauteni, It cannot he torn, v. ij. iron, onr souls. 
 TOtJ, (iilj. Straight, just, righteous, virtuous; 'i-ks-togoi Let it he 
 
 straight, etc. 
 ■Il'tug, dint. A little straight, i-early straight. 
 \b\ i stog, .V. Tlu^ being straight, just ; jiLSticL', virtue as posso3.scd 
 Ity one, not as inclining one to do right ; 'hi i-stogs Kolinzi'i- 
 teii,' The justice, perfection of (Jod. 
 |L:i I'ist )gt6 't iiJr. Straij;'it ooinisitc to me; 'kaes-togtogsi 
 
 us, 
 »e\' 
 
 W.e are straight opposite to eaeh other ; 'i-ks togtogseiis,' Tl 
 must bo straight op|)osite to each other, 
 '.isineltog. Right iiefore you. 
 |Tj,'()g(i, r. Tt became straight, tame, gentle — said of hor.scs tamed 
 
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 I-nlugks, A stniiglit i-ond ; 'iit^'goalcs, Tlio road Iicfumf Mriiin;lit. 
 
 Ii-s-TitgoaUsom ntgoAlcscn, [8] I put hlui on tho straight road. 
 
 I-NT()(!Kf:iN, <;, Tt is just noon; 'iitgngla'-i!!,' r. Tt Itccaiiu' mxni. 
 
 XTftc.TfN, ^\ "Ridr, as it is uscmI to rulr and inalii- things straignl. 
 
 rhincs-tgonii, chin-tog, [5] T am straiglit. 
 
 Chincs-tgogomi, chin-tgngo, [r)] T lu'canio h^traight, f am Ix'comiii;;- 
 tame, broken. 
 
 Chint'.;-tgi)!ni,fhin-tgonii.n, tg'nniisli, [7] T nudu', something straight, 
 r rodross [in point of law], I am breaking horses. 
 
 Tes-tgoniim, tgoinist6n, tgomisteku, [10] I mako hini straight, T re- 
 dros.s that grievance, T deeide tliat quarrel, T put hun straiglit. 
 
 " tgoiniltein, [17] I make straight his 
 
 " tgonishitem, [15] T helji him in making something straight. 1 
 
 redress him. 
 " tgonni\nem, tgonniln, ies-tgogonuneni, [8] I succeed in mak- 
 ing him walk' straight, T tame him, T bring him into gnol 
 
 sense. 
 
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 tgogonuHom, [16] I tame his. etc. 
 
 ntgomelsem, ntgoni61semen, [0] T think it straight. 
 
 ntgom^lsem, ngomelsten, [8] I wish to make it straight. 
 Ghincs-ntgom61si, vol. 
 Chiiics-tgomenzi'.ti, [f)] 1 make myself straight, I walk- straiifjii, 
 
 right, good, 
 f'hinelcs-tgomenzut;, [5] [ am.Mid c<>rrect]reform myself. 
 Tes-tgoinenzi\tejn, tgi/inen/.i'itsten, [8] 1 make liim walk straiglit, 
 
 etc. 
 " chtgomcnzutem, chtgomenzutemen, [0] T walk straight to him, 
 
 I carry myself straight on that point, towards such a iier.sdii. 
 iKs-TriofeusEM, tgoeiison, [8] T divide it into equal jiarts. 
 Tgoeus spakani. Half rnoon. 
 
 Tgocusem lu skukuez. Midnight came; Mgoeiis skukuez,' Mid- 
 night. 
 les-tgocuHem, [10] T divide his in two e(pial jiai'ts. 
 
 " chtgogonvuiem, [11] I arrive straight in front oJ him. 
 les-logseusem, togs^usen, [8] T lead him right, by the right ruad. 
 Ivaes-tgoseiisi, [ii] We are even, r. '/. when two gamblers win ami 
 
 lose by turn. 
 Chinos-tgomusi, chin-tgomus, [5] I have my liead straight. 
 
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 liL'fUinf Mrai^lit. 
 
 [ I ;uu Iti'CKiniii;;' 
 
 \\m walk :'traig!il, 
 
 1?^ skiilcut'Z,' -Mid- 
 
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 hinoH Lgoiuiisi, ohin Ly;omu.soin, (0) I raise my head straight. 
 Chincs-ntgoimisi, chin-ntgomusom, |(6) I hold a horse's head up 
 
 straight, breaking him. 
 Ics-ntgomusciu, utgomuscn, (8) I hold his head straight, I load 
 
 that horse straight, I tame him, [ hold him up, I train hini, I 
 
 lead him straight. 
 
 ntgomuscmltcm, ics-ntgomusltcm, (16) I train his horse U> 
 
 obey the bit. 
 Ies-tgom15pem, (8) T steer that boat by holding the helm, 
 OS Igomfepshtem, (14) 1 streer a boat for him. 
 •Lgom^phem, (16) I steer that boat for him. 
 ^gutgom6p, s. Helms-man. 
 'cs-chiltgucnom, chiltgueneen, (8) I am straight over him, as the 
 
 star stood straight over the child in Bethlcem. 
 
 chiltgudneni, chiltgu^nomen, (9) I have it straight over nie. 
 'hiuos-chiltgiicnoi, chiii-eliiltgu(ine, (5) I am straight over ; 'fhiJ 
 
 tgu^ne lu Izitgus u telip,' It went straight over his house and 
 
 it stopped. 
 L's'chiHgucncs, Straight over him or it. 
 
 [os-utguauskanom, ntguaiiskan, (8) I am straight over his head. 
 ' ntguAuskancm, ntgudaykancmen, (9) I have it straight over 
 
 my head. 
 Sntguauskan, s. Straight over the head j 'I'sntguauskais u tkoko,' 
 
 They, [tongues of fire"] fell straight over their heads. 
 CniNES-TGOMtNcni, chln-tgominch, (5) I have mj- gun, bow, etc., 
 
 levelled, aiming. 
 CiliNES-NTOGicfeiNi. chui ntogkciuem, (0) I take my dinner, I take 
 
 my nooning. 
 Xtogk^in, Noon, mid-daj'. 
 CiiTGol:, chtgoichene, s. High mountain. 
 Cbtogkein,s. The summit of a mountain. 
 StgomIl, 5. The beginning of prayer. 
 
 ks-iXTociCiirNKCiisEJi, intogchin^chsen, (8) T slretcli my hand, lex- 
 tend his hand. 
 [•ciiin-t(3gzin, I speak correei, right. 
 Chines-ehtgomi, chin-c';tgomim, (17) I am straight lU soniethini;. 
 
 in a horizontal position, 
 '.L's-i'litgomlin, chtgomisten (10) T aim straight at ^t. 
 
m Wi 
 
 
 i 
 
 594 
 TOM 
 
 los-chtgozinom, chtgozinoinou, (9) I direct my dirtooui'so at liini, 
 
 I speak of him. 
 les-kiihgrtin, kuttgoiit<ii), kiiHg6nt, (10) I aim straight at him Iroin 
 
 below. 
 " kuttgoH6m, kiihgoHC'ii, kiiHgoH, (17) I aim straight at his 
 
 from below j 'kuHgoVtts tu spiidsz,' Ho aimed straight at hi.s 
 
 heart [on the cross.] 
 " kuHgui-chscm. (9) 1 aim straight at him. 
 Es-togtogs^uHi, They are straight opposite each other ; 'i-ks-tog- 
 
 togs^usi, They must bo straight, face to face, 
 1-T6K0, adj. It is fine, soft, as flour, dust; dim. i-H't6ko, Ycry 
 
 fine, soft; subj. i-ks-t6koi, i-ks-tt'tokoi. 
 Es-+okouilahi, v. inch. It is reducing into fine dust. 
 CHINES-T6K0, I am lying down. a®»Tkom. 
 ES-T6K0, tkoiilegu, s. Ilaviiio, coulee. The k is hard. 
 ES-TOKTi(KOLSIl, It is crackling, as wood in a five. 
 TOKTOKONIULEGU, s. A Ghost. |@-Ku8. 
 T-TOL, adj. Straight, horizontal. Nearly the same as 'tog.' 
 Chines-teltolihti, (5} I stretch up my arms, when 1 am tired. 
 CHINE.S-T6lSI, (6) I make signs\vith the eyes. 
 Tos-tolsem, t6lsemen, (9) [ make him signs with the head, eyes, 
 
 pointing at something. 
 Kaos-t'lsemenu6gui, We make signs with lie eyes to one another. 
 Fes-chtolsem, chtolsomen, (9) 1 point to tha' with the eyes. 
 "■ ehtolsomhem, (16) 1 point that to him with the eyes ; 'ko- 
 
 chtolsemltgn iu nlulim/ You made me signs with the eyes 
 
 pointing the money. 
 TOM, s. Mother — Only said by a woman, 
 les-tomem, or ies-kolH6mem, t6mon, kolHoraeii, (9) I take her fur 
 
 my mother. 
 Chines-tomi, chin-t6in'ni, tomish, (6) I suck, I take the breasts; 1 
 
 kiss, when kissing one draws in, like sucking. 
 Te.s-tomem, tomeii, toinon, eont. <is-t6mston, (9) I suck milk at hur 
 
 breast; I kiss that by sucking. iB^-Tcmam. 
 " Tomchsem, (8) I suck his finger. 
 " cht6inalkom," (8) I suck that wood, I press my lips on thiit 
 
 wood, kiss it. 
 (>HiNBS-T'Msi<.\aAE[ (5) I bring my horses to water, make theiu suck. 
 
(I'lHcoiii'su at. i)iiii. 
 
 raight at him Irom 
 
 ch othor J 'i-ks-log- 
 
 0, 
 
 dim. i-H't6ko, Ycr}- 
 
 n, (9) I take her foi 
 
 lust. 
 I. 
 IS hard. 
 
 1 
 
 les 
 
 n a five. 
 
 1 
 
 u 
 II 
 
 Bam<* as 'tog.' 
 311 1 am tived. 
 
 1 
 
 a 
 
 yes. 
 
 with the head, 
 
 oycs, ■ 
 
 II 
 
 696 
 TOM 
 
 los-t'mskAgacm, (8) I bring his horse to watoi*. .j 
 
 " koltbmsom, (8) I kiss his ckoeks. 
 
 " ntomponcm, (8) I kiwa his mouth, at the side. 
 
 (!iliNE8-TEMTEMZ\Ni, (5) I imiko a noise with the lips in eating, to 
 smack the lips when eating. 
 
 Ciiinesnt6mtem8, red. I have a smiling face. 
 
 nhines-ntomsi, chin-ntumsem, (6) I smile, not laughing. li^Oini. 
 
 Ics-nt6msem, nt6msemcn, nt6insement, (9) I smile at him. 
 
 Kacs-ntoinsonut^giii, We smile at one another. 
 
 ics-ntomsemhem, (16) \ smile at his 
 
 STOMCHEELT, s. Daughter. 
 
 lES-TOMCHIM, tomchentt^n, tomchint, (10) I tillip him, strike 
 him with the finger nail. N. B. Some pronounce this and de- 
 rivatives, 'temchim.' 
 
 Ies-tomch6chsom, (8) I fillip his hand. 
 
 ChiHenich6sshincm, (8) I fillip his forehead, 
 koltomchi'ksem, (8) I fillip his cheek, 
 tonichaposkanem, (8) I fillip his mouth, 
 tomcthiisoin, (8) I fillip hiiu on the teeth, 
 ntomchanakaiium, (8) I fillip him on the hair near tlie ear. 
 ntomchonem, (8) I fillip him on his ear. 
 • chtemchiigozcliinem, (8) I fillip hiiu on hi.s breast. 
 ' ntomchilniutcm, I fillip on the sides. 
 " ntumchchinem, I fillip him on the back, spine. 
 '' ntomehakscm, I filliji him on the nose. 
 '' ntomchdpesein, 1 1 fillip him on the chin. 
 
 HTIXES-TOMiSTJ, (5) I trade, [ make bargains. It means both 
 buying and selling. N, B. Its root seems to bo 'ten' oi' 
 'tot6u,' Its reduplicate, as if in trading we would coax our part- 
 ner, treat him with regard and kindness, trading among until 
 toied Indians being a mark of international friendship. 
 ('hino.s-i()mistemluisi,/rr';/. 
 
 [i's-toinis'cn, tomistemcn, (9) 1 trade that, buy it or sell it, 1 use 
 that \'ov trade, money, goods, etc. 
 toloinisloin, red. 
 
 tomistemltem, (16) 1 trade his or it for him. 
 
 toniistshtem, (14) 1 buy or sell, trade for his sakt', 1 ))ay tin 
 hiiu. . . 
 
it 
 
 5 
 
 V • A96 
 
 TOUK 
 
 K:i"^ loiiiisU'iiuiiucgiii, Wo tnulo lo^othor, w" nmko InirgiiiiiH witf, 
 (>iu> luioUmr. 
 fc-. t(iinis!''r.!.iuii's^;ini, ti)ini,;t(Miu'mi^<^innc'ii. (01 I Inulc llijit i, 
 
 ciprocftlly. 
 •' nl<uVt(imisU'!iU'iitu\u;iim, (0) T tnido willi liiin. 
 >[t()misti'intMiiU";iiitiii, ."; Tnuling placo ; 'instnimont^ moniih oi 
 
 ImrK' 
 Snlomist, .".. Store, u tnidor. 
 •-^gntdiirist, .'-. A tvaiU'i'. 
 Tomist/MmMi, >;. One Ifudiiig too often. 
 Fill I Mtonusl, My tvii(1i"g; 'In i-s/.tomist,' My having Iniflon. wluil 
 
 T tr.v<li>(l for. 
 Ohnios trii/.iiii, cliiii-teiiziiieni, (0) T I)iiy food of any kind. 
 les-t.''i\KiiK'ni, tiMizin, (8) T buy his food, buy food from him. 
 ■' lc'ii/,itu'iii, l(Mizinonu>n, (0) f huy that food^ r. rj. mo:\\. flour. 
 •' ti'iizishtcni, (14) T l)ny foo'l for him. 
 
 " U'-iiziltuni, (10) ' hiiy food fi'oni his v. tj. fathov. son 
 
 '• I'u/.iii.Mnllrin, (10) T huy that, his, food, specifying the loud 
 
 i 
 
 Ivaes loii.'.ishtiu^jiiii. Wo hiiy food tor one another^ 
 
 K'voy toiiziniiegui, Wo trade food with one another. 
 
 T6ii;;inton, .". Moans to to hny food — money, etc. 
 
 Sgnt '••.izinem. Charged to buy food. 
 
 fjii iszteii/in. What food T bought. 
 
 Fu teiiziiK'.i'itcn, f'. TTo who buys food from mo. 
 
 in-teii/.i.shtzi\ton, lie who buys food for me. 
 
 CiiiNK-s Tiari.d'.'i, (.')) T buy a house; *ics-t6u]gum, toiilgun.' I bii\ 
 
 his house. 
 fostLMiIgiiin, tenlgumen, (0) T buy that houHO. 
 
 •• I'JiilguHom, (16) T buy the house of his 
 
 ■mNE.;-T?;i-ZT:ij (6) I biij- a robe, 
 [os-tjiizcm, t6u/.on, (8) I buy a robe Irom hini. 
 
 ■' ttiixcm, t^uzemen, (9) F buy that robe. 
 OniNfi.s tMmc.vsi, (0) I buy a dross, shivt. 
 I'^iiTNF.^; To-^K>o.u:r, (0) T buy a horse, oattlo. animals, 
 f SZTXTK, What T laid 'lown. deposited. Others write l!iis witiJ 
 
 a .loablo t HtAuk.' 
 f s-to >':.' n V>ol:antt'i>. '^>?/. c-J-tookaston, (10") T lako tliein ■ii"'!:! 
 
v 
 
 mjvl<<! biir^iviiis will; 
 (0) I tnuU' tluit I. 
 
 im. 
 
 Urumcnt., meniiK ol 
 
 liuving Irudeii, whitt 
 
 of any l<ind. 
 food from h'\w>. 
 (1^ r. (J. moiil. floui. 
 
 r. (J. fnthcv, son 
 spocifving tlic tooH 
 
 •ther, 
 lothcr. 
 etc. 
 
 no. 
 
 fl»7 
 TOPiE 
 
 lower llu^m down- ui'c; tlinii <mi" object liiiloud Uie tliiugh 
 
 ri-oin u wagon horho etc. tt8f*Tili). 
 
 toolc:il<em, lookull6li, loidcidt, (17; ! liiNe down lii.s.. . iiii- 
 
 loivd hiH, or it for him. 
 
 lookum'ini, lo(d'iiiiisleii. or tooliurniiij tixdvainstMcn, (10) I imilvi ■ 
 
 lliein fiill dowi. 
 I 'hincs tookuii/.iUi, Wo go down hy oiirsolvos from on honsobuek, 
 
 down II vulloy, otc, 
 /,lool<an/.uliii, f^)nu' do"-)^ uliglil from on horsei)aeIv'. 
 'Iiines-tookiuni, cliintookeni, (7; ' talc, down sonu'lhing- 
 ; SZTOP, Wliiil I luuc tlireailod, twisted into lliread. 
 !'!s-topom, ft in twistod into tlirciid said ol Hoveral things iwisied 
 
 together. 
 !>"<-t(")j)('in, tuj)eM, topoul, (H; 1 twist tlial inln tliread, not spinning 
 
 hill using spun lln'ead to nial;e doiihlc thread out out (i|' it. 
 
 2 — To twist Olio's huir throiuMilvo, not plniting it. 
 I'opiniitio, Corded roj)eM Anicrieaii ropes. 
 
 ]»alis^ .';. Threa<l, dim. st'topaiis, A litjle thread. 
 
 lo 
 
 'TTfATTiiC.. forufi 
 
 ,., /■K\ T ,1,1, 
 
 :fiv; 
 
 "' o' 
 
 ininisluiig, growing smaller and Hiimllorj the opposite ol 
 '.;gopmi, 
 ■s-toniim, tonientiii, (10) or ies-toj)mineni, (8) 1 mulcc it grow 
 Hmallor and smaller, worse and worse. 
 
 tondtem, (17) ios-topnullein, (16) T con.sunie his 'k(;-e.'« 
 
 loinlt('ini, ko-es-topnnlteni lii isiiUMi/ They reduced our ibod 
 to a very little. 
 
 |<mm teulsiun; ! bii\ ■ I'Vcht'peis, The rain is diminishin 
 
 Cliiii-topspiii'is, (.*)) My heart boeanic small, afflicted. 
 fe>-(!it')ps])iu'iso!n, chlopsjjuiiseineii, (0) My heart is ulHieted (or 
 
 that, sorry tor that. 
 !i.";-tapspiiiiseni, {Mp.spiu'isteii, (R) I make his heart hecome siuai!. I 
 
 lin. 
 
 afflict him. 
 
 r6PIE, 
 
 .:;. r; 
 
 iraiid-sou'r, sor,, oi- i;-raiid-daiighter's son (»r daiiy-lit 
 
 or, 
 
 miimals. 
 
 lothors write I'li^' wil!J 
 
 2— Grand-father's father or mother. And any other degree 
 of relationship more distant than the ahove in a straight line 
 
 (p'O 
 
 es 1)^- this name. Manv other do'M-oss of far distiiiil le!; 
 
 tionship arc also called 'topic,' both male and female. 
 
 \^')^ T 1'ilce ihem ■!' \''!:H ^- ^ Th'}^ same name answers both !'>;• the as^eiidiiig m^] ,), 
 
 f "'1 
 
I 
 ^ 
 
 t 
 
 is 
 
 5 
 
 "\ 598 
 
 TP 
 
 scending person. 
 Kae-toj>i6us, Wo arc groat-grand-son and groat-grand- fathor, lie 
 
 tweon us, etc. 
 CHINES-TOT^l I, chm-toteu, (5) I use gentleness, kindness. 
 Tes-totduom, totcucn, tot6uont, '^07if. c.stot6uo-iton, (8) [ take liim 
 gently, I caress him, coax him, T use no violence, no rougli 
 manners with him. 
 
 " lot6uho!n, (16) I treat his gently. 
 
 " chstottuon), (8) I treat gently for that purpose. 
 
 " chstot^ueHom, [16] I treat him gently for that, I toa.x liiiii in 
 
 to that. 
 Chines-toteuemisti, I find excuses, I apologize, 
 les-toteuemistem, toteuemisten, [8] T oxcuse myself to him. 
 ChincH-toteuezini, chines-totcuzinmisti, [.5] ] put on a sweet tongui'. 
 
 r us'.i coaxing language, 
 fes-tot^uzincm, toteuzinemen, [9] I talk to him gently. 
 Kai's l«:teuzinenicnu6gui, re. AVe talk gently to one anotlioi-. 
 CiHN TOTOSPUiJs, T have a delicate, coward heart. S©"Topmi. 
 This verh is evidently reduplicative. B®"Tomist and derivatives. 
 ES-TOUAK, r< iR broken, as a rope broken asunder, ;>?. totualc. 
 Chines-toukami, chines-touAk, to laksh, [5] I break asunder. 
 Chines-toukami chin-touk^m, toukaiish, v.ji. iivl. [7] I break soiuo- 
 
 thing asunder, red. chine.s-totoukami. 
 fcs-touk'ni, toukantdn, touk6nt, [10] T break it asunder, a rope. 
 
 " toukivH^m, [17] T break his 
 
 " toukashitem, [15] I help him breaking. 
 
 • chlou'ccpilem, [!^] T break the handle, or tlie like, attached to 
 something; 'chtoukdpile \n shelemin,' The uxe handle is bro 
 ken. S^^Kao. 
 Ks tonk6us, They are hi-okon asunder— said of the two |)urts ; tin 
 
 opposite of 'ntpscus. JB^^Tpim. 
 Ks-touk61is, They arc broken asunder, disjointed — said oi' seveial 
 
 pavts— ??. g. the bonew of <lead men in a heap. 
 les-tonkeuMom, [8] I break this out of that. 
 •' toukelisem, [8] T break these in pieces, I dissevei- them. 
 
 " toukduHcm, [16] ' dissever his 
 
 l-SZTIP, What I joined, soAved to. 
 
 r'bmestpmi, chin-ty-im, triisb, [7] I sew :i piece of anylliiiiL;' 'o 
 
-gnuifltathor, be 
 
 Hs, kindness. 
 I, (8) [ take Uiiii 
 •iolcncc, no rough 
 
 DSC. 
 
 uit, I foax him mi- 
 
 sclf to him. 
 on a swocl tongiu'. 
 
 fXcntlj*. 
 
 ) one another, 
 •t. a^-Topmi. 
 list and derivatives, 
 sunder, i>?.totuak. 
 reak asunder. 
 J,/. [7] I break some 
 
 t uHundor, a rope. 
 
 ;he like, attached t^' 
 lo axe l\andle is hro 
 
 Li'the two parts; tlu 
 
 L.,\— said o1' sevoviil 
 leap. 
 
 Idissever tlieni. 
 
 ,,H>co nCuny(hii"i''^ 
 
 599 
 TPIP 
 
 another, I add a pioeo to inuko it longer, oitner in .sowing or 
 any other way. 
 Ics-tpim, tpintiin, tpint, [101 1 s«w it, add a piece to it. 
 
 '' tph6m, tpHen tpih, [17] I add a piece to Iuh 
 
 '' tpshitem, [15] I make it longer lor him. 
 
 • tpmincui, [11] I u.se this to make that longer, I add this piece. 
 Tpmintem, s. The piece added. 
 Sgutpim, s. a tiiilor, any one to add a jiiocc. 
 Ics-ntpscusem^ ntpseuscn, atps^usent, [8] 1 join thorn together 
 
 lengthwise — said of two objects. 
 •' ntpseliscni, I join several things together. 
 Chtncs-ntps^usi, [6] I join somethings together. 
 Es-ntpsfeus, They are joined together, v. g. two joints of a finger. 
 Sntpseus, s. pi. sntpselis, A joint, the joint.s, the articulations. 
 Tp6lkolten, s. A piece added to tne thi'oat, hem of a shirt or 
 
 gown at the neck. 
 Koltptp'zndchstcn, s. Hem of the sleeves at the wrist. 
 Tpepten, s. Pipe stem, because it is joined to the pipe. 
 Sntp^pten, s. A pipe. 
 Clunos-tpizei, chin-tpizem, [G] 1 add a piece lo my blanket. 
 
 J!©*Top. 
 TP'TP6SGAN, s. Goose. 
 I T'TXZE, s. Grasshoppers. 
 T'TAUKl^JINCHST, s. The small finger. 
 
 IrmXES-TPIPEMI, chin-topip, tepipsh, tepipui, [5] We stand up 
 on our feet, we get up standing. It is used only in the plu- 
 ral, though in the singular it has the meaning of the plural in 
 the Indian style. 'Tjnpui,' Stand up 'es-tpipui,' Ecmain 
 standing. 
 |rho singular is 'chinesteshilshi,' I rise up, or 'chines-echsuishi,' 1 
 
 stand up. 
 
 Iluies-tpieuti, kae-tpieut,[5] Wo are on our feet standing together. 
 s-tp'p\m. tp'psten, [10] I make them stand up. 
 ' chtpicutem, chtpi^utenaen, [9] Wo stand by his side. 
 ' chtpiutepem, chtpiiitepen, [8] I stand by its foot, /;. ;/. the foot 
 ;>f the cross. 
 Iluie-nt'p'peus, Wo stand in the middle, amidst. 
 JKtio.-i tpemenzuti, AVe ri.se up, stand up by ourselves. 
 
i 
 
 ■•Aiin tiigtGlui.si, freq. 
 
 6.00 
 TUU 
 
 KacB-chtiiiutoliinelgu, Wo stand outside the >\oov. 
 
 Kiies-ehiVtp'pdno, "Wc stand over. 
 
 Kaos-c'hti:)'p6us. Wc stand on high. 
 
 Kaes-miltp'p^lseni, [8] Wo stand in front of him. 
 
 Kacs-ntp'pichinom, [8] Wc stand behind him. 
 
 T'SHEZ, s. Stag. 
 
 T'shez^lgu, Stag skin. 
 
 lES-T'SniUM, t'shiiint, t'shiunt, [8] I caress him, smooth his haii' 
 
 down. 
 T'shiunt, tsliiunzut, Blessed is ho. 
 ES-TUCHE:\ri, tnifh, It becomes stiff, ci-ampcd up; -i tiiich,' It Ih 
 
 .stiff. 
 '""hin tnchagan, I h:ivc the cranif) in my arm, my arm isbenimibocl. 
 Chin-tuchehshiTi, My legs arc cramped, benumbed. 
 Chin-tuchcus, M^' loins are stiff, lumbago. 
 01-11 XES-TUffTI, chin-tugl, [5] f fly; 
 
 a^'Goee. 
 Tes-tugtem, tugt'sten, [8] I maice him fly. 
 " chtugtem, chti'igtcmcn, [9] T fly to him. 
 TUGUN, .5. Horse-tail grass. 
 
 lES-TUIEAI, tuicn, [8] I bond it down, bow him down, 
 les-chtuiem, ehtuicmen, cont. es-chtiiiemstcn, [9] lam bont on thai. 
 Ohines-chtuioni, T am bent towards; 'lu spuiisz hi suiuinumti cs 
 
 chti'iicm chtoio,' The hoaits of the young folks arc bent, prone, I 
 
 inclined to Avickedness. 
 Chine.s-ehitoikan, es-chitoikansh, [5] I keep my head down. 
 Chines-chitoikani, chin-(hil6iuancm, [6] T bend down my head 
 Ics-chitoikanem, chitoikan, [8] [ bow down his head. 
 
 chitoikaHem, (16) 1 bend down the head of his 
 
 chitoikanem, chitoikancmen, TDl I bow my head to him. 
 " chtikancmluiscm, [81 I often bow down his head. 
 Es-nti'iiuH, He or she has the face bent down. 
 Chinos iituiiisi, ehinntuiusem, I bond my face down, F incurvati^ 
 
 myself. 
 les-ntuiiisom, ntuiusten, I bond him down. 
 r-TUU, rt'/j. Full, choke full, crowded; 'lie es-li'ii,' Tt is crowJoc 
 
 already, full. fl®°Pin. 
 les-chtuumom, chtiiumcn, '91 
 
 u 
 
 T crowd on him; 'ohtiuiinentoiii li 
 
..rfV: 
 
 V 
 
 Im, smooth hia haii 
 
 [ up } -i tiiieli,' It ih 
 
 ;lun tugicluisi, freq. 
 
 cc clown, r incuvvalc 
 
 601 
 
 -•■•■'- •■ '"'"' TXJL • 
 
 Jcsu Kli,' Jesus Clirist was crowded on. < . 
 
 N^tuuu, They crowd in, there is a crowd in, it became ci'owded. ' 
 ICnTiiiTiKO, .<?. Door's foot strun<T toufclhor to beat and make a noise 
 
 with. 
 |nHlN"-KUIjTUrN", I foil short, I did notdo, any, have enough, T 
 did not reach Ibo intended mark, T tail, I am doficionl. 
 a^Alk. 
 |rhinc8-knVt;:inti, chin-knHniiitcin, (G) I fall short of some articles ; 
 'knhnintein t'likuilkn,' They arc short of wine, they have no 
 more wine. 
 
 IChinos-kuHnnclsomisti. 1 think mvsolt dcficiont in anvthlns'. 
 jles-ntuniohom, ntmiiclien, (8) I did not arrive quite at his back, I 
 
 failed to reach him following him, I was behind him. 
 IChin-tiinus, chin-tonus, (5) I have been left without receiving any- 
 thing, the food distril)utod failing to reach mo. 
 IriNvi-Kor, •«. Land at which the seed foil short, and consequently 
 has not boon sown ; *chin-tunv\logu,' I had not'enough for the 
 land. 
 I Tonalks, tor!izo, Garment unfinished for want of material ; 'chin- 
 
 tunize,' I bad not cloth enough. 
 I'hin-ntun^p, I had not food enough. 
 
 |!TUK, adj. Choked, chokeful, as a i)ipc stem that draws no more 
 being filled with dirt. 2 — Closely united, air tight, as the 
 fingers closely pressed together. 
 -kstiikui, Lot it bo choked, air-tight. 
 ClIIN-TULR. I am slow, quiet ; 'ta i-stul^, I am not slow, not 
 
 quiet. 
 |E>:-tuiil-0Tni, tuul-, (f)) It diminishes, it becomes tolerable, either in 
 
 quantity or number. 
 Hs-tul6isi, The rain is dimini;^biug, tolerable. 
 
 ks-tuulim, tuulontdn, (10) 1 diminish, it, reduce it; ko-tuuHein 
 hi inululini, lu ingatJzin,' My money, horses have been dimin- 
 ished, reduced, by spending, trading or otherwise. 
 iTvsrii,. 'Vfr. all. Awful, terrible, abominable, tremendous, in- 
 
 tolorablo. 
 Tastul goeit, Tremend(»us quantity. 
 iTiistiil pagpagt, Awful smart. 
 TastiWis^ An awfnl rain ; <Ta8tol^is,' It rains, it snows awful. 
 
^ 602 
 
 UAL 
 
 Ta ko-8tul^6i8omentem, 1 have been dreadfully drcijclicd hy ruin 
 TastoHca, An awful wind, smell, taste. 
 
 Ta ku-sntulzin, You are a horrible talker, you sing awful bad. 
 Ta-ko-sntuizineinestgu, You talk to me dreadful. . , 
 
 Ta ku-sntulkasimist, , 
 
 Ta stiils. An abominable tiro, awful blaze. , 
 
 TastuHeH, a4/. Habitually horrible, intolerable. 
 
 U 
 
 n 
 
 Si 
 3 
 
 ri Always prououueed as in bull. 
 
 *-' part. And, also. 2—pron. Who, that. 
 
 UaKAUKT, adj. Wild, savage, uutamed, physically aud morally ; 
 
 that keeps away. 
 Chines-ukauka8zuti,(5) I play the wild, I act wild, as a yoniifr coll 
 
 capering. 
 Chinos-ukaukatilshi, (5) I grow wild. 
 
 Tes nkaukatilshem, nkaukatilshten, (8) I cause him to beeomo wild. 
 1es-u.\ka.m, uakamen, uakamcnt, (9) I keep tar from him, lo iiol 
 
 let myself be seen, <;v approached, 
 les-uiuakamem, uiuakamen, (9) I play wild continually, refusing lo 
 
 approach him, 
 '' nakaminem, iiakamiu, (11) I keep far from him or it, avoid him 
 
 for fear. 
 Kaes-uakamenuegui, We avoid each other, we fear each otlier. 
 les-uakamiltem, ies-uakamltom, (IG) I avoid his ■ 
 
 chsuakaminem, 1 keep away for that. 
 
 ehsuakainiltem, (16) I avoid, I fear him for that j 'chsuakauiii- 
 
 zir. lu a-sniaials,' 1 .ivoid seeing you on accouut of your airs. 
 In-uakamenzuten, s. lie who avoids seeing me. 
 Ta kansiiakamistgu lu snmipcmist, Vvwv not, keeji not away from 
 
 lonfcssion. 
 Uakainemen, adj. Onu who keeps away through useless tear. 
 Chines-uakami, ehin-uaka, (5) I am keeping away for fear. 
 I-SZ-UAL, What I haze made .soft by nibbing with brains ami 
 
 
roiiclK'il '»y rain. 
 
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 sngo-brusli. 
 ViV\, rt became soil by rubbing, etc. 
 
 Chinos-uAH, chincs-udl- (5) I am softened, naid of skins made soft 
 by rubbing brains and sago brush on /es-uAKti,' It is softening, 
 (/hinos-u&li, chin-uilom, udlish, (6) I soften si^ins, etc. 
 les-uAlcm, uiJcn, (8) T soften that skin. ] 
 
 " uAHem, (18) I soften it for him. 
 " uAlshtera, (14) I help him softening skins. 
 SguuAJem, s. A person employed in softning skins, etc. 
 OFIINES-UAMI, chin-uami, iiamish, (5) 1 go quick, T hurry up, 
 
 walking or working. 
 ("liines-uAmisti, id. Je vie depeche. ' 
 
 Ics-udmistem, uaniisten, (8) I make him go quich, I bury him. 
 
 Ohincs-chudmisti, I go quick to 
 
 los-chuamistem, chudmistcmen, chuamistenient, (9) I go quick to 
 him, to that phice; 'nem chuamistementgu lu snchdumen,' 
 You shall go quick to church. 
 
 '' chuamistemhem, (16) 1 go quick to his 
 
 .'hiaes-zuAmi, f come quick, 
 
 Chines-tuami, I go quick from there ; 2 I go quick ahead, before. 
 
 los-tchuamistcni, (9) F hurry to sec him before, the first. 
 
 IJE, ^Jflrf. Though ; 'cmu6/ Though, in the past; 'neu6,' Though, 
 
 in the future. 
 1'6H, Do not, what do you do? 
 rillNES-UlilET, chines-ue, (5)1 am halloed at. 
 Ohines-uici, chin-u6em, u^eish, (6) I cry aloud, I halloo to sonio- 
 les-ueom, ueen, u6ont, cont cs-u^esten, (8) I cry to him, hail hini, 
 call him aloud. 
 
 " ucHem, u6hon, u^elt, (16) I halloo to his 
 
 '' ufeshtom, u6shten, (14) I ciy for him, I halloo in his !<tead. 
 Kacs-uenuegui, We halloo to one anotl'cr. 
 Chines-uelti\mshi, I cry after people. 
 Ohines-uemluisij/rfi^r, 
 riiines-nuem6lsi, vol. 
 
 rt'incmen, ucu6mul adj. A talker, a crier. 
 ln-uen/,iiton. He wlio hallooes at me. 
 N^ufeuezin, adj. A cricr. 
 Sfjuufeem, s. Commissioned to balloo. 
 
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 CuiNEs-UKui.sui, clini-u^ulsh, (5) inch I harangue, I epeak. 
 
 Jo3-uciiIshcia, iicul:-i!iLon, (8) I iimlco liiin spcalc, cry. 
 
 ut'ulsliom, utiulshomeii, 
 
 olni(ii>m, ics-(;luioulshorn, I hiilloo for that reason. i 
 cliU(iuHom, (16) I ciy Lo him for that. 
 In-nuei;lsiite.\, s. My ton^iu', Mj- inHtrunu-ut for speaking, hal- 
 
 looiiiiij; '.iiniiMiIsIilc'ii,' Piilpit, phitfonn. 
 Iii-(.hu6nlshteii, .s. What I cry i'or. 
 SuAULKO, s. Tho. sound ol'tlio wind. 
 Ks-iunilkoi, iho wind is whistling. 
 I'-s-tiicejn, (8) I haihx) to him first. 
 " ziit'om, ziit'on, ;^8) [ call liim to como hero. 
 t!IILXES-U-BlTI, chincs-iicit, (G) I am sick — more frequently usedl 
 
 lor aiiinnils. 
 <!hini!s-ii6iti, chin-ucit, (5) I fall sick. 
 
 los iicitom, uc^it'sten, (8) 1 make him be sick, . . 
 
 (Jhines-uitclti, chincs-nitclt, (J3) I have a sick child. 
 (Jhmes-uit'skagai, My horse is sick. 
 Uit«;nu'n, .s. Sickly. 
 
 CITINKS-CIfiKUI, chiucs-ueUu, (5) i am hidden, 
 ('hinos-uckii i, (diin-iiekum, uckuish, (6) I Lido, 
 (-hincs-uckuisti, (5) 1 hide myself. 
 Jes-uicuistem, ukuisteaicn, iikuistement, (9) J hide myself from| 
 
 him. 
 Kaes-ukii.stememiegui, We hide from eac!) other. 
 Ohines-ukumisti, (5) I hide myself, ni}- own faults, ains, ! play tho 
 
 hypocrite, 
 lesnkumistem, ukumislemeii, (9) I hide my Ihults from him ; 'iikuj 
 
 mistemen hi kuiiialks,' T keep my sins from the priest. 2 — ll 
 
 hide that sin ; 'ukiiiu'istemeii hi i-sznako,' I did Jnot|coiifc,sij 
 
 my theft. 
 •' ukumistemUem, (16) I hide that sin from him. 
 Kaesukumistemeiiucgui, We keep our 'faults hidden from oim 
 
 ;in oilier. 
 Chines-iuikuislelsi, vol. I wish to be hidden. 
 Jes-uekum, ulM<uii, tiekniit, ront. es-u6kusten, esu«}kuskii, (8) Ihioti 
 
 It. 
 •' II. kiiltcni, iii-kiilten, uekiiH, (16) I hide hii^ 2—1 hide 
 
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 t tor speaking, hal- 
 
 norc frequently useil 
 
 1 hide myself I'rotnj 
 
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 Irorn him. , . = . .^ ^ 
 
 '' udkiislitem, (14) 1 hide bomethiiig for him, 
 Hpl-u6Uuntgu, Yon have hid something; 'epl-utikuizin,' I have 
 
 hid somcthin'' from you. 
 losuku^knm, red. 
 
 '' mikumfclsom, nukumfelsomen, (9) I with to hide it. ' 
 
 I's-cWliickiine. It is hidden all over covered all over; 'chincs-chif- 
 
 uokiine,' I am covered, hidden all over, 
 k's-chiluekunem, chiiu6kuncon, (8) I cover it all over, hide it. 
 ('iiiNKs-LKKuziNi, chiu-uiikiiziii, IleIct^/:lM^Ol, (5) I back-bito, «peak 
 
 under cover. 
 I'iiiiK's-ueku/Jni, chin-u6kuzinem, u«ikuzini.sh, (6) I backbite, de- 
 
 tnul, nuirnuir against somebody. 
 Ics iickiizinoin, uekuzinemen, udkuzincment, cont. es-u6kuzinem- 
 
 .sten,(9) I backbite him, speak ill of him ; lit, T speak of him in 
 
 secret. 
 
 '' iiekuzincmltem, (16) I back-bite his 
 
 •• iiekuziiieiiishtcm, (14) I back-bite to please him. 
 Kiios-iilaizineiiiciiiiegui, rec. We back'-bitc one another. 
 Cliincs-iikiizinoniliiif^i, freq. 
 K ■■i-(hucl:ii;;incm, chuekiiKinemen, (9) I back-bite, mnnnnr for that 
 
 reason. 
 Chin-ukuzincmen, I am a back-biter, an habitual bad tongue. 
 Lu i-sukuzinemen, s. My habit of back-biting 
 fill in-ukuzinemeiizutcn, s. My detractor, ho who backitea me. 
 Lu i-sgiuiekuzmeni, s. My detractor, he of mine who is back-biting. 
 Lu in-uckuz'titoii, s. My backbiting instrument, my tongue; 'tam 
 'iikl-uekuzinten lu aspelimenzin ,' Your lips must not be to you 
 
 ;i means of backbiting. 
 Lu iii-cliuckuzintoi), ,9. The reason 1 backbite. 
 RS-UEL, It is upturned, upset, not the bottom sido up, but haJ!- 
 
 turned, v. <j. a boat resting on her flank, a kettle or bucket 
 
 upset on tiie side. If the bottom side of the boat or bucket is 
 
 turned up it is said 'es-kuelch.' pi. es-ulu^l ; 'kac-ulufel, u kae- 
 
 chilkuelchem,' We upturned on the side, and then entirely, 
 
 with the bottom side u]) ; also tossed, oscillating, vacillating. 
 • liiiH's-ucli. chincs-ucl, (ii) f upset, resting on the side, not on iIk- 
 
 lop. 
 
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 riniios-iiorii, chin-ucl'l (5) I am upsottiiijj;, up-turning, us wlion a 
 
 |):U'I< on a liorHC upturns. 
 ('hiii«w ij'>!i, ohit.-u6Unn, u^lish, (6) I upsot something. 
 los-u6l"ni, ''vlc'iiston, (9) I sot it on its side by upturning. 
 " vi^i'lom, r.'riemston, u^l'lomsku, (9) I maUo it upset. 
 " * lu'! Icmhem. (16) 
 » 'liilu'M'Ik'i \ I i-stihim, My J>')'m upturned on the water, rested nn 
 
 her side 
 lOs nualkan, Jt upset, head down, 
 les-nualkauein, nuilkanemen, (9) f turn its head down, c. tj. a 
 
 bottle or eup turned on its side, spilling all the contents; 
 
 'nuAlkanemis fu snsi^sten,' Tie upturned his glass, drank o very 
 
 drop in it. 
 ("UlNES-UllJLKlTPl, [perhaps 'ue^kupi] (h) I go down, deseetid. 
 Chines nulkup^isi, ml. 
 les-uelkupem, (8) 1 make him go down. 
 Ks-ulkupi'is, Down hill ; 'golkouszut t'esulknpi'is,' They tolled 
 
 thennelves down hill. 
 Sguu61kupem, s. ('barged to make go down. 
 Cltines-nulkupaksi, 1 go down hill, by the road. 
 ClIlNRS-URNSIil, <'hin-u^nsh, (5) T danee the war dance, whm- 
 
 only men should dance, though women arc also admitted, and I 
 
 marriages are often publicly concocted there, 
 les-udnshem, (8) 
 < 'hines nunshelsi, voJ. 
 Sguuensh, .v. .\ war dancer. 
 
 L'nshenuMi, .n\ One who likes to dance war daneCil. 
 TRSir. Slie got married — said only of women marrA'ing, right oil 
 
 wrong. 
 Ics niu'sliem, uut-shemeri, (9) I marry him. 
 " nuesliemhem, (16) I [woman] marry his. 
 ( 'hiniisshelt, Mv daughter got married, 
 lesucshstem, ueshsten, (8) I make her marry. 
 CHIXKS-UEU.SHILSIII, chin-u^ushilsh, (5) I remove, or I aunt 
 
 moved far aw.'iy. 
 <'hin<i«< iieushilshi, chin-u«^ushilshem, u(Mishilshish, (6) 1 ivinovt] 
 
 -">iiiething far away. 
 |csU'''iis'ii!shom. ii^ushilshfitei), (8) I remove that faraway. 
 
niri}', as wlu'n u 
 
 c water, vc'SUmI 5ii 
 
 1 go down, dosctMi'l 
 
 npi'is,' Thoy i oiled' 
 
 mavrvin}!;, riccht cv 
 
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 lu8-uJu.iliilHliuia, u^ushiliihemun, (9) 1 gu away ti'om it. 
 
 " u^uahilnhHotu (16) I rumuvo \nn 
 
 u^ushileihoiuUoin, (16) I rumuvc ffum iii8. . ' 
 
 ,S^uut!U8hilishoin, s. Olio clmrgod to remove things. 
 Cliiiics-usliilslilvagaci, I romovo hor«08 awuy. 
 
 Ics-iLshiliiihykagauiu, u.shilslitikuguei), (S) I remove his horHen awuy. 
 '' chu^ushilshem, (8) I remove it to 
 L'tiueut, choeut, chueuHhiishi, etc., tt^Cho. 
 
 IvAEs-Nufiusi^usi, kae-mieuM^u.s, (5) We retire one from the other — 
 Huid of two grooved phiiikH shrinking and oonsequontly re- 
 tiring from one another. 
 iiuou8<ilis, Several i;v)ujj1o!s ol' grooved planku roUring I'rom euoh 
 otiier. N. B. Some pronounce it 'noeuHeus.' 
 I IIIXES-UGTI, Cliincs-ogti, chin-ugt, (5) I am freezing — said only 
 
 ul parts of the body, not for inanimate objects. 
 |i tiiii-iigchst, My baud is frozen, frosl-blisU'red. 
 i!liinugugchst, My liauds are frost-blistered. 
 
 Iis-iigchsem, ies-ogchsem, ogcrhsen (8) I cause his hand to bo frost- 
 blistered J 'ies-ogogclisem,' Both hands. 
 |i'liiri-ugshin,;>/. chin-iigugshin, My foot is frost-bitten, 
 k's-ugshinem, ugshin, (8) I cause his feet t'l be frost-blistored. 
 i'hin-n6gks. My nose is frost-blistered. 
 ICliin-chiligumus, I am freezing. 
 1-SZ-Uil, What i have finished. 
 ICIiines-uimi, thinos-uii, (5) I am finished. 
 ICiiiiies-uimi, chin-uim, uiish, (7) I finish, complete something. 
 |lcs-uim, uistdn, uistdku, (10) I finish, complete it. 
 
 uiheni, uilt^n, uiit. [17] I finish his or it lor turn. 
 
 iiishitem, [15] I help him completing something. 
 lUieehsti, es-uiechst, y./sof. The work is finished. 
 Il'hiuos-uiechsti, chin-uioehstem, [6] I finish ii work. 
 Iwui^chstein, uiechstemen, [9] 1 finish that work 
 " uiechstoinltem, [16] I finish his work. 
 Ii'hiiu's lULlgiii, chiii-iiiclgu, [o] My house is finishod. 
 IchiiK's iiielgui, chin-uielgum, uitlguish, [6] I finish my h<>use. 
 Iks uielguiu, uit'lgun, uiulgunl, [8] 1 finish his house. 
 iiielguUem, [16] J finish the house of his. 
 liii-iiialaU.s, My dress is finished. 
 
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 Io8-iiiiVlkasoiti, [8] I finipJi his droP!-'. 
 
 Cbinrs-uizIn, I hnvo dono oating. * ' ,, 
 
 los-iii/Ziiicm, uizincmcn, [9] I oat it nil. 
 '' uizinornHom [16] I oat nil his j *ko uizinomKom hi i-sltol- 
 
 kii hi tt'tilzo,' My crop is nil oaten uj* by tho grasshoppers. 
 Chinos-kiihtisziiti, [5] I finish myself, I put mvsolf in good order, 
 
 I prepare myself for ; 'chinos-kuhiiszut lu gol ik-sztli!,' 
 
 I am prepared to die. 
 los-kuhiiszi'itcm, kuhiiszutemcn, [9] I am rcudv for that; 'kuhiis- 
 
 ziitcmentgu a tu snmipemiat ?' Did you prepare for confoH- 
 
 sion y 
 Ks-ui\sKATi, uiAskal, The storm is over, the weather is over. 
 loH-chuim, [10] I finish working on it. 
 Uis, in composition with verbs means after. 
 liU cbin-uiskolem, After I had worked; 'nc chin-uis kolcm,' After 
 
 [shall have worked; 'potusius'chaum,' They are just after 
 
 having prayed, tho prayer is just over; 'no p6tuuis'cbauni,' 
 
 just v^'ben prayer shall be over. Remark that in tho past is 
 
 used 'hi suis,' in the future, 'no uis. 
 Chis-uis kaimi, I have done writing ; *nc chin uis kaim,' When I 
 
 shall have done writing. 
 CHTNES UfCHF, cbincs-uich [5] T am seen. 
 Chines-uiehi, chin-uichom, uicbish, [6] I sco something. 
 Chines-uiohchi, obin-uicbch, [5] I let mj-self be scon, I can bo scon. I 
 Ics-uicliom, uichen, or nichten, nicbent, cnnt. es-uichstcn, [8] I seef 
 
 it; 'uicbtemon,' T have seen thee; 'uichonts,' He has secnj 
 
 thee. 
 
 uchuichem, red. 
 
 luchlteMi, uicbhen, uicheH, [16] I see his or see it for liimjj 
 
 uichshtcm, [14] f see for him. 
 
 uchchnunem, uchchnun, [8] I succeed in seeing it. 
 
 uchchnuHem, [16] 1 succeed in seeing his.... 
 Chin-uchniimt, [5] Finally I perceived, 
 ros-uichem, uicbomeii, [9] T see with it, T nse it to see. 
 Uichmen, .x. in^t. To see, the sight. 
 Chines-uchsk^ligui, [5] I see, I am a man seeing. 
 Nuchskdligaton, s. Tho sight, visivo faculty. 
 Kaes-uchtudgni, We see one another ; 'kaes-uchuehtufegui,' red. 
 
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anther is over. 
 
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 I iiiiu'.s iicliiHZi'iti, (5) I HOC mysolf, 1 porcuivu, 
 IriiiiK's- uclionziUi, (')) I inuko myscll soon, I jippi'ur. • 
 llcsiiflionxiUoin, iK'hoiiziUi'incn, (9) I uppcai* to him. n 
 
 iiuchcmelHoin, iiiichoiu61»emon, (9) i wish to «cc liiin. 
 livao.s ii; ilit'inclHcmoum^^ui, Wo wisli to sec ouch othoi*. 
 llis-iiciioinutoin, uchoinutomston, (9) I oun soo liim. 
 .'('Iiniutom, IIo who cun hoc. j 
 
 Irchehtitcm, Whut can be hooii ; 't«s uchchOktein,' liiviHihIe. 
 Ics-chsuic^om, (8^ I soe on hini, v. y, find stuins on him. 
 
 c'hsuicliltein, (IG) I find that about him. 
 
 uidnisom, (8) I boo two togothor. 
 
 nuichii.seni, nuitluison, (8) I see him among, l)ct\veen otl\ers. 
 leies-uichom, (8) I see it again, I find wliat I was lookiug'f'or. 
 
 aerchizinem. 
 Ib-uichskatem, nichskaton, (8) I see the skies, 
 iliiiio-t uehskigaoi, (6) F find the horses. 
 |F.s-ztiich, It is seen; 'i-8zuicl»,' What I have seen or found ; 4u 
 
 ik-9zuk'h,' What 1 shall sec. 
 Ircliuchsniig, Worth seeing; Ma i-s-uihnchsnug,' I do not care to 
 
 soe it. 
 |lES-UiCTIEEM, uicheeii, uiehoent, (8) I bring him harm ; 'ko- 
 
 ulcheis t'sjiulku,' Whisky' ruined me. a®"Tlee, chtloepile. 
 
 'kao-uichHs t'Kolinzuten, u ta kacs-uicheHls,' flod sees us, but 
 
 does us no harm. 
 
 lb-uich6Uem, uicholten, (16)1 harm his 
 
 • uiehe6mem, uiehcmen, (9) I find that hurtful. 
 ICIunes-Hichoonzuti, (5) 1 harm myself. 
 Ibtlisuiehkancni, I revolt against him. 
 (C'linchsuichkanalka, I am a rebel. 
 Iritliucheet, adj. Unfortunate, hurtful. 
 IChin-uchaskeligui. 
 
 IflllX-UIELT, I am a prisoner — the same as 'koangau. 
 llsz-uiLlt, My prisoner, one whom I look prisoner in war. 
 |lw-!sziiielts, I am his j)risoner. 
 jks-iiielteni, uieitenu'ii, uieltoniont, (9) 1 take him ])ris()Mer. 
 
 " uieltemitein, (10) I take prisoner his 
 
 |l'llIXKS-riaTI, chiji-uigt, (5) 1 crack, shrink, as gn-eii tind.er 
 
 does. 
 
 ichuchtufegui,' red. 
 

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 Ugulgt, red. Cracked in sovoral placcH. 
 
 Rs-uigalkoi, The lumber, timber eruckH. 
 
 los-uignm, nlgnn, (8) t make it shrink, and crack. ^ 
 
 Sulgt, s. A crack, by sbrinkago. 
 
 CHIN-ITIUIGUNE, I am a whore. 
 
 SuiAigune, s. The whoring. 
 
 Snuiuigunt'toii, s. "Whoro Iioiihc. 
 
 T-chin-ohuiuigils, I have the eyes, tlte look of a whore. 
 
 Uiuigik?, The face of a whore. 
 
 CHINES-UiKALZEI, chin-uikalze, uikalzeish, (5) I go to tin' 
 spring hunting of the buffalo bulls. 
 
 Chines-ukaulkalzo, red. It comes probably from 'uAkaukt,' un in 
 this hunt they travel fast. 
 
 Chines-ukalzomluisi, freq. 
 
 Uikalze, s. Spring buffalo hunt. 
 
 Sznikalze, s. What one killed in the spring buftalo hunt. 
 
 I-sgu-uikalzc, s. ;My spring hunter, the one ot mine goiu- to tiic 
 buffalo hunt. 
 
 CHIN-UfLUILT, adj. I am faulty, not wilfully. 
 
 Chin-cp-suiluilt, I have faults. 
 
 I-chin-uil, T am all faults, the opposite of 'i-tog.' 
 
 Epl-es uilem, It has faults j 'ta kaepl-es-ullcm/ Lot it bo faultles>, 
 without blemish. 
 
 Chmes-uelomszdti, 1 act wrong, I am dotoctuou.s in my actions. 
 *kaesi4 u kaep-szuclemszut,' Wc are all at fault, we have all 
 our short-comings — this is often used for I give myself to se- 
 cret practices. 
 
 lES-NuiLftLSEM, nuilfclseuien, (9) I do not know what to think of it. 
 I find it or him queer, incxj^licable, T am at at a loss what U> 
 think of it. 
 
 Ies-nuil61semltcni, (16) I do not understand his 
 
 Kacs-nuirisemenu6gui, Wo do not iniderstand each other, wo (l(t 
 not know what wo mean. 
 
 Chines-nuilelscmenzuti, (5) I feel (juecr, I do not understuud my- 
 self, physically or morally. 
 
 I-KU-Ni'fr.ziN, You do not know what you talk, you talk at random. | 
 your speech is at fault, you do not speak correct. 
 
 Chines-uilzini, chincs-uclzinmisti, (5) T speak at random, fiiuity. 
 
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 h" niuMxinein, niuMKiiionuMi, or ioH-chuolzinoini8tom, chuolzinomiH- 
 
 turuon,' (0) I tulk tuolisltly to him. 
 Us-ciii.'ELfcriisTKM, cIiuolochHtoinoii, (9) I do it socvotly, take it so- 
 
 crotly, I trout hor socrotly. 
 KaoH flmt'lifhstcmciiu6gui, Wo trout oursolvos Hccretly — Huid of an 
 
 udtiltcrous or incestuous connection. I^Es-chitdko 
 Ks-uioliiv\Iti, She is n Imd Avomau. 
 Wi-iiliiflzcnni\sten, nn-uhieleniszrtten, *'. Your harlot. 
 rifiTTIi, .s'. Bright stones reflecting the sunlight, and brittle. 
 iriXUtNTGU, adj. It is open, exposed to view, patent. 
 Il liiimiintgu, ailr. Tn an open patent way or place. 
 .— iiiiuiintgnni, uinulntgusten, (8) I see it plainly, I have it ex- 
 posed to my view; 'kacs-uinuintguHls t Kolinzuten,' God has 
 ns always patent to his eyes. 
 
 uinuintgultem, (16) T see plainly his 
 
 h'liuinuintguze, Open to view all around. 
 riXUMT, nilj. Handsome, beautiful ; pt. uiuinumt. 
 hiiiiii'init, 6t. The being handsome, the beauty. 2 — A young fellow, 
 
 III, 111 suiuini^int, The young follows, grown big boys. 
 I'liiiies-uinemt'stilshi, (5) I grow beautiful. 
 Its-iiinuint'shteni, uinumt'shtcn, (14) I make it beautiful. 
 i'liiiios-uinemt's7.i\ti, (5) I make inyscli handsome, physically or 
 
 morally. 
 I ■■i-iuiiemt'szuteni^ uinemt'szutemen, (9) I make beautiful my own j 
 
 •iiinemt'sziktenient hi a-sngapdus,' Make thy soul bcautifni. 
 riiiumten, s. Beauty, what beautifies. 
 I'inemt'szuton, s. Ho, or what beautifies. 
 IdlSSIIIN, (idj. JdOng, pi. usuishin. 
 k'liin-uisshnAgan, I have a long arm. 
 Ii'liin iisshinaks, I am long-nosed. 
 I'liin-chusshinakstshin, I am long-legged. 
 |i'liiii-nusshihiguzch, 1 have a long tongue. 
 I'sshinAlks, Long robe. 
 I'sshiiialko, Long log, plank. 
 I'ssliinaskat, Long day or night. 
 I'sfihinaskatilsh, The day is stx'etching. 
 |Ki)ltisshin^ps, Long chin. 
 I'llIXES-lTisSHRLSIlT, chin-uisshelsh, (5) 1 withdraw. 
 
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 (-'liiiios-ulrtsliulshi, chin-uissholshem, uissholshish, (6) 1 AVJtbdrawJ 
 
 draw back soniothing. 
 loM-ui.s.sUelsliom, uisshclshston, (8) I draw back tbat. 
 •' usuishelshorn, red. 
 " iiiissbclebuMcin, nuss'.iclsliusen, (8) I remove tbat I'rom thfi 
 rtre. ' ' \^ 
 
 
 
 <'II1XE.S-UKUI, cbiiios-i'ikii, (5) 1 am brougbt, carried, 
 ('bmos-ukiii, cbin-iikum, iikuisb, (6) I bring carry, 
 les-ukiim, iikiiii, ukiiiit. rout, es-ukusten, (8) J bring it. 
 les-ukukum, red. 
 
 " ukiilteia, (16) I bring his or it for bim. 
 
 " uknsbtom, (14) I bring tor bim, carry for bin). 
 •' /.ukiun, (8) I bring it in toward tbis place. 
 ^' tuknm,(8) 1 bring it from tbero, I carry it before. 
 <>bines-llkllmlni^^i,//•e</. 
 (/liines-nukiimd'ls, ml. 
 (■kines-nkumisti. Jj^-Uekum. 
 Ivaes-nkiinuegui, We carry eacb otber. 
 l\aes-iii<iisbluegui, we help eacb otber cari-yiug things. 
 (^iiiNKs-iJKLKLT. ;n(.s-.s. I havc a girl brought to me. 
 Cbines-iikuclti, cbin-uku61tein, I bring a child, used to express tliJ 
 
 offering of a daughter in marriage. 
 les-uUueltem, nkiidlten, nkiieltent, (8) 1 bring liis child. 
 JKs-.MJiiu/iNEM, ies-nekuzinem, nckuzin, (8) I l)ring food to him. 
 
 les-nekuzUtem, (16) T bring food to his 
 
 ( 'bines-uknskagaei, I bring horses. 
 
 Sguuknm, n. One charged to bring. 
 
 Sgiiukiikulkaimin, s. Mail carrier. 
 
 CiriXKS ITLMI, cbines-uil, (5) I am burned^ not that 1 am buiij 
 
 iiig; 'In i-szuil,' What I have burnt, 
 ("iiines-uimi, cbin-uiim, uliisli, (7) I burn something. 
 < Miini's-iilpmi, i-bin-idip, ulipsb, (7) I am burning, I am in flamo,] 
 I'iliiilt, a<lj. Scorching, burning, active, smarting. 
 Siiiliiilt, >•. Tin- Hcorchii\g ])ower, the smarting J 'ncm niipciumtj 
 
 III suiluilts hi csiili)),' Yon will find out tb(> burning of hell] 
 
 lire. 
 ('iliiil|it, (idj. Burning, being burned. 
 Siiiliiilpt, s. The burning, the smart ])ain t'elt in Itiirning. 
 
\ 
 
 •emovc that I'vom thii 
 
 ) i In'ing food to him. 
 
 0(1, not that 1 am Imnj 
 
 )incthing. 
 nilng, I am in flamoi 
 artiiig. 
 inu;; 'iioin iiiipciuintJ 
 lit the hnrning ol" licll] 
 
 \i ill Imniiiiii:. 
 
 013 
 UL 
 
 Ics-ulitn uhiteii, iiiiiit, (10) I burn that. I! 
 
 les-uhilim, (10) red. 
 
 '' iilHcm, ullteii, iilih, (17) I burn his, ov it I'or him. 
 
 " iilshitem, ulsliiton, ulshit, (15) I help him burning. 
 
 " ulshishom, ulshishcmon, (0) J burn that tor others. 
 
 •' uloraluiscm, (8) freq. 
 
 " uleusom, ul^usen, (8) T burn it in two in tlie nn'thlic, 
 
 '' uk^ultcm, (IG) I burn his in tAvo. 
 
 " I'hol^usom, (8) I put fire on it. 
 
 '• chulira, (10) I burn it round. 
 , " nolC'Usem, (8) I put fire between, in the middh'. in a heap oi" 
 wood, etc. 
 ' nulmelseni, (9) I wish to burn it. 
 
 " uhniiiem, ubninemen, (9-11^ T use it to burn. 
 IJlminten, s. Burning materials. 
 Sguulim, is. Charged to burn, 
 (.'hines-oliisi. B®"01u8. 
 01 listen, s. A torch. 
 
 Chino.s-ulpml, (.')) I am hiii-iiing. 1 am in Hames — not cxpressin"- 
 any liody's action, but the simple fact that f caught fire, ' am 
 Ijlazmg. 
 les-ulpnunem, ulpnuii, (8) 1 make it burn. 
 Chinks-ulpeloui, (5) My house is on fire, caught fire. 
 ('hines-ul<^lgui, chinul^lgn, (^) pass. My house is set on fire bv in- 
 cendiaries. 
 (Jhines-uU'lgui, diin-ulelgum, (6) 1 burn down my liouse, pui'- 
 
 posely. 
 It's- ilelgum, ulelgun, (8) I set fire to bis house. 
 (Jhiiu's-ulel<!;unzuti, T burn inv house myself, 
 (/hines ulpshin, My feet are burning. 
 Chines-ul])cchst, My hand is burning, 
 los-ulechsem, ulechsen, (8) 1 l)urn his hand. 
 
 " uli'iikseni, (8) I burn his clothes. 
 Cliiiics-ulpiilks, My clothes are burning, took fire. 
 riiiiies-ulpize, .My blanket is burning. 
 ("I)ines-chul])ize, I am burin'ng all around. 
 ('Innesiiulpddze, 1 am burning all inside. 
 Cliincs-chiilpels, .My heart is liiir>iing. 
 

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 UL 
 
 ( 'liin oluiljixpiius, />/. 
 
 Ii's-fluilpsj>iu'isom, chulpspuiscmen, (9) My heart is bunii'ng for 
 lu'm or it ; 'cliulpspiiiiscmon hi snchAnmon,' My heart is burn- 
 ing for zeal of the church. 
 
 " chnlpspuuseinHein, (16) T burn of love for his 
 
 Kaes-chulpspuusomcnu^gui, We are burning of love for each other. 
 Chines-cbululpas, My face got burned by flames. 
 Es-ulip, os-ollp. The flame, the blaze, hell. 
 ITIuIpul, adj. Wiiat burns well ; a reprobate. 
 
 •paa, 
 
 aam. 
 
 Es-nulpulegu, Tiio blaze, fire inside of the earth, a volcano. 
 ULULIM, s. Iron, metal of all kinds. 2 — Money, coin. 
 Chines-chnlulinii, I ain looking for money, 1 am after nioiioy 
 
 making. 
 Sniilulminteii, X. Sate, purse, place for keepmg money, a bank. 
 Nululnu'is, iron teeth, artificial teeth. 
 Sololomiiich, s. Iron bow, a gun. 
 
 Snululeiniissel, ■*?. Iron point of arrows ; 'snololimoselsten, uh 
 Olole, 5. Stone point of arrows. 
 Sololimalks, s. Ii-on dress, cuirass. 
 < 'hululmizo, Iron box, covered with iron all over. 
 Chululdlgn, .s\ Sword. 
 
 (^IIINES-ULUSI, chines-ulus, {b) pass. I am united, joined to 
 
 ('bines-ulusi, cbin-uluscm, ulusish, (6) I unite, join something. 
 les-ulusi.Mii, uluson, (8) I unite thorn ; 'pksuliisems t-Kolinzuten,' 
 
 May CJod unite you. 
 
 •' uluheni, (16) i unite his 
 
 Cliiiies-nulusi, chines-nulus, I am intimately joined, united, as tire 
 
 and iron. 
 ( liiiios-iuilusi, chi|i-nuhisem, [Q) Ijoin something in. 
 Ii's-niilusem, nuliVscn, nulusent, (8) I unite them. 
 " uul.'dtem, (16) 
 " nuliishteni, (It) 
 " niilulusem, red. 
 
 (Uiines-nulusonzviti, I join mvself to 
 
 los-iiuluseuzutem, nuluseiizutemen, [D] 1 unite myself to him. 
 Xiiliisenzutemifi lu kae-sk61tich, He united himself to our flesh, 
 iesinilusenzutemltem, I unite mvself to his 
 
rt is bui-ning Ibv 
 My heart is burn- 
 
 )ve fov each other, 
 
 , a volcano. 
 
 y, coin. 
 
 I ara after nioiuiy 
 
 money, a bank, 
 iinosclsten, id. 
 
 •or. 
 
 iiited, joined to 
 
 oin something, 
 jfoms t-Kolinziitcn,' 
 
 Lined, united, as tiir 
 
 in. 
 
 inyBclf'to him. 
 Iself to our flesh. 
 
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 USH 
 
 Chiu-nulu86ch8t, 
 
 Xuliisten, 5. What uuitea things together. .— -.r.-- 
 
 Uh, Syllabic characteristic of plural in sonio uniiuato substances ; 
 
 'puhiakoemen,' You thieves. 
 [J161, adv. Another time, again. A^El j 'tiiel,' is u>sod by itself; 
 
 el is not found but prefixed to verbs. 
 CHINES-UIillUI, [ulgui?] Chin-uHuim, (6) I go begging food, 
 corporal or spiritual ; 'Chines-ulhui t'smcnigu,' I beg some to- 
 bacco. 
 Chines- ulhumluisi, /rt'<^. 
 les-ulhum, (8) I beg food from him. 
 LTXE, adv. Yes, it is so. 
 QNELI, adv. Indeed. 
 UNlfeGU, adj. True. a^Onegu. 
 SUPS, s. Tail. 
 
 Chincs-upzin, I am bL-arded ; 'supzin,' 'slupzin,' Short beard. 
 Upulegu, V. There is grass there j 'hipulogu,' There is si iall grass. 
 Supiilegu, s. Hay or grass cut, not before it has been cut. 
 Siuptilegu, ^. A little hay, a small piece of straw, etc. 
 Es-chilup61gu, V. He has a hair cover, a dog. 
 Chopopiis [chupupiis] Eye- lids, hair of the eyes. 
 I S'chupagozch, s. Hair on the breast, 
 les-nluiipsem, nluupscn, [8] I have connection with her. l&'Kae, 
 
 piz. 
 los-chchiniipsem, I grab him by the tail. Jl^Golim. 
 
 " chgotuj)sein, I crop his tail. B®°Gotim. 
 
 r'h-lkupskagaeten, s. Crupper. B®"Lkom. 
 
 Chinos-chizkupsi, [6] I raise up the tail, 1 am an arrogant. ft^Zku 
 
 Chin iilpkanopsom, [6"| T fold my tail down, as a beaten dog. 
 
 UPUPA, s. Barley. 
 
 CIIIXES-USHEMi, chiti-ushim, ushiish, [7] 1 comb. 
 
 les-iisliini, ushintfen, ushint, cont. es-ushstOn, [10] I coinit it. 
 
 " ushushim, red. 
 
 Sushoiuiii, •^•. A comb. 
 
 k's-uslieminem, [ll-O] 1 use it to eomi). 
 
 Chiiies-ushkdini, chinos-uskeiii, [5] 1 am combed, my head is 
 combed. 
 
 C'hiiios-ushUeiiii, chin-nslikeinem, ushkoinisli, [G] I comb my hair. 
 
If 
 
 J 
 
 « 
 
 Tcs-uslikemoni, [8] I comb his head. 
 
 " ushk^iHcni, [16] F comb tho hair ofhis 
 
 '* ushkdishtem, [14] 1 help him (ioinbing. 
 Kaes-tishkanufegni, [14] AVc comb each othoi-. 
 Chine.s-uskkanzi\li, I comb myself. 
 Sgnushkcinom, s. One who is charged to comb. 
 OniNES-usnitLEGUi, chin-ushultgum, [6] T harrow, I rako hay witli 
 
 a horse rake. 
 Ics-nshult^gum, [8] T harrow his land, field. 
 Ushuleguton, s. Harrow. 
 CHINES-USTl, I dive. 
 Chincs-ustoluisi,//r(7. 
 Ie8-i\st'stem, ust'stcn, iisL'skii, [8] I imike him dive. ^ \ 
 
 usil.'^tem, red. 
 
 iistcmlnisem, [8] I dive him of^cn. 
 " mi.stemelsem, [9] I wish lo give him a ducking. 
 Kacs-nstnndgni, re<\ 
 Sguust, Charged to dive. 
 KS-UUM, Tt is rnblicd fine — said of tobacco and weed rubbed in 
 
 the bands, prior to filling the pipe, 
 les-uumem, uiimcn, uumcnt, [9J T rub it fine, not pulverizing it. 
 UUS8E, s. Egg. 
 
 Chines-uussci, chin-uusscm, [6] I lay eggs. 
 Szuusse, Ijaid eggs. 
 Snuusten, Eggs' nest 
 CHIN-UTtMCIII, chin-sUt^liiiu, I am a Indian of down tho river 
 
 of the West, because the rivers here flow westward as a ruU'. 
 L'ut6mchi, In tho West, in the country below. 
 Oh'ut^rachi, To the West, to the country below. 
 Tel utemchi, From the West, from the counti'y below. 
 UUTTUU, .^. Stork. 
 VTi, atfv. A. dubitativc interrogation, who knows that; pcrhapN 
 
 whether, 
 rz m-chiii giiilguilt'/ Shall I bo alive'/ 'a ncm ku-gui ? iiz,' 
 
 Will ymi go ? perhaps, who knows y 'azgasts no uz j)aagstc.-<,' 
 
 Thoy wore looking at him, whether he would cure him. 
 ('inXES-UZELT, [6] I row, T pull tho oars. 
 Chines-uzelpeuli, T steer the helm of a boat. 
 
Ill 
 
 ZAK 
 
 m 
 
 I vakc luvy nvi11> 
 
 vv. 
 
 lUg. 
 
 d wcort rubbed in 
 not pulverizing it. 
 
 ot flown the rivev 
 westward a« a rule. 
 
 below. 
 news that; pcrhai-s 
 
 'a uemku-gui- "^''^ 
 vsts ne uz paai^slc^' 
 ouUl em-e bini. 
 
 z 
 
 CHINES-Z.iGAI, (5) I am fi-iod; 'zagaga,' The muut is boin^ 
 
 fried, it fries. 
 Chincs-zgzagai, red. 
 
 Chincs-zagai, ohin-zdgiun, (6) 1 am frying Mome thing. \ 
 
 le.s-zagam, zagan, (8) I Iry that. 
 
 " zagaltcm, (16) I fry his, or it for him • 
 
 " zdgashtcm, (14) I fry for him. 
 
 " zagam, zagainon, (9) I use it to fiy. 
 
 '• Ti zagam, (8) I fry it in. 
 Sguzagam, On appointed to fiy. 
 Snzigamen, .•<. Frying-pan. 
 
 i-z/gu. 
 
 Zaguzagot, ,**. Coals, eharcoal. 
 Chiues-kolzaguzagot, 1 burn coals, I make coals. 
 I-'S-ZKAM, cs-iuika, (5) It is resting, set down on the bottom, asa b'oa 
 rests a; bore, a book set up on the side, nut flat, a kottlo or 
 dish set anywhere. 
 I-ks-zakai, Let it rest there. 
 I-sz'zdk, What I set down. 
 Zkak, It went to set,, rest itselt", t.s a boat sets herself ashore, as the 
 
 ark set herself on the mountain. 
 X. B. 1 — Zak and derivatives are used for only one objcetj for 
 
 more than one a^"Sil. 
 J- It is used for setting anything at rust not flat. v. g. a book flat 
 on u table, 'es-t6ko ;' put up resting on the side, 'cs-zik.' It 
 answers to the Italian /(osarr. 
 Cliin es zkanii, chin-zkcir., zkaiish, (7) T set down something, 
 t -zkt'U', i-.k-anten, zliriil, (10) I set it standing at re-<t on its side; 
 
 'zUfciit \\i k'hep,' Set down the kettle. 
 " zkalteni, (17) I .s'et down his, or it for him. 
 •' zakshitem, (15) T set down something for him ; I serve him at 
 
 Si 
 if 
 
 labU 
 
 .'ttint; down food for him ; 'ko-zakshit,' iSet me dowi 
 
is 
 
 n 
 
 jte 
 
 4 
 
 
 ■M 
 
 618 
 ZAAL 
 
 something to oat. 
 
 Efl-phiJzAk, It is sot over, v. g. a lamp on the tabic. 
 
 Chil-zkakdtiku [from zkak] It went to rest above the water, as the 
 Ark ot Noah. 
 
 Es-chil-zkfetiku, It is resting on tho water. 
 
 Ies-chi}zk6tikum, (8^ I sot it on the water. 
 
 Zkakazndtikn, Tho boat wont to lay on shore ; 'zkazn6tiku/ Tho 
 boat was resting on shore. 
 
 Es-nzkaAs, It is set by the fire, as a coffee pot, etc. 
 
 Io8-nzkai\8shtem, (14) I set something by the fire for him, I make 
 coffee for him, etc. ; 'ko-nzkaiisshti,' Make me something to 
 eat or drink, by setting a kettle, etc. by the fire. 
 
 Nzkausten, s. Kettle, coffee pot, any ves«<el to set by tho fire, not 
 by hanging it, but setting it by tho fire. 
 
 les-kul'zkdm, (10) I set it under ; 'kulzdk,' It is set ander. 
 
 MzXk, The house foil in. 
 
 Chin-ckil-emzk6noe, Tho house fell upon mo. 
 
 KulemzSk, It fell in, as a wagon falling through the i»!0 and re- 
 maining there. 
 
 Tas-zkakaiitem, Horrible, that does not rest. 
 
 NzKifecHiN, s. A prostitute. 
 
 BS-NZXKO, It is stuck in, planted in — said of solid objects, 
 straight, put upright in anything, v. g. 'es-nzSko \n gatgii,' 
 The sword is in its scabbard ; 'es-nzako }u eimfeus hi Ispuiisz 
 Jesu Kli ;' The cross is stuck in the heart of Jesus Christ. 
 
 Tes-nzAkom, nzakon, (8) I set it in upright; 'eJnzakont hi an-gat- 
 g^i,' Put back thy sword in itb scabbard ; 'nzakont zi kaimin- 
 ten.' Put tho writing pen in the the ink-stand. 
 " nzAkokum, (8) I stick it in tho water, r. g. a pole, tho pen in 
 
 the ink. 
 " Nzakon^nem, (8) I stick it in his car. 
 " nzakoaksem, (8) I stick it in hie nose. 
 
 Ies-kolzXkom, (8) 1 make them come back, said for bringing back 
 runaway horses, t turn them back. 
 
 Tas-nzXkoko, ka^e, It does not go in, it got stuck. 
 
 ZXKOLSH, s. Tamarack, larch tree. 
 
 ZAAL, adj. It pains, it is sore — -said of any part of the body ; 
 *chin-zaAl,' T am sick. 
 
\ 
 
 le water, as the 
 
 [aznfetiku/ Tho 
 
 for him* I '"'^^o 
 ie something to 
 
 ire. 
 
 t by tho fire, r.nt 
 
 t under. 
 
 h the ice and re- 
 
 of solid objects, 
 -nz&Uo iu gatgei; 
 oimfeus lulspuusK 
 Jesus Christ, 
 izakont hi an-gat- 
 izakont zi kaimin- 
 
 ^nd. 
 a polo, the pen in 
 
 for bringing back 
 
 •k. 
 
 Ipart 
 
 of the body; 
 
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 ZALT „ 
 
 Chines-isalemi, chin-zal, zalsh. (5) I fall sick, I become sick. 
 
 Ic8-zalim, 2alst6n, (10) 1 make him sick. 
 
 '' zaluinincm, zalcmin, or zaiomincmon, (11) I fool itsoro, I fool 
 that part of my bodj' sick j Mes-zalominom tu i-spuiks,' I feci 
 my heart sore; or 'zal h\ i-spuusj' 'chen iu as-zalcminom 1" 
 What part of the body do you feel sore ? 'es-zaleminems lu 
 splk6is,' Ho has a headache. 
 
 Chines-zalomini, I feel somewhere a sore. 
 
 Chin-zalagan, My arm is sore. 
 
 Chin-zalap6skan, My mouth is soro. 
 
 Chin-zalasgan, I have a sore spine. 
 
 Chin-zalkein, 1 have headache, *chin-zalktinera,' 1 got the head- 
 ache. 
 
 Chin-zalfcisi, I have the toothache. 
 
 Chin-nzalskamel, I have sore throat. 
 
 Ohinefl-nzal6nchi, I have belly ache, internally. 
 
 Chines-chzal^usi, I have sore belly, externally. 
 
 Chines-zalelti, My child is sick. 
 
 ('hincs-chzalt^lsi, (5) I am sick, feel sick. 
 
 les-chzalelsem, chzal^lsten, (8) I make him sick. 
 
 Chzal'lscmcn, A person sick for nothing. 
 
 Chines-chzalagozchi, I have a sore breast. 
 
 (!hincs-chzalshinmi, chin-chzalshin, I have a sore leg. 
 
 Chines-chzaliisi, (5) I have an eye soi'e ; ^'ehin-chzazalus,' I have 
 sore eyes. 
 
 Lu i-s<guchzal«ils, My sick folks. 
 
 Z\z\zX, One suifering a great deal, writhing with pain, and strug- 
 gling with it, as one who is flogged. 
 
 bu i-s-zal, 5. My sickness, my being sick. 
 
 bu in-zaltin, s. My sickness, what makes mc sick. 
 
 iu\i is-zalemin, s. The place I tool soro. 
 
 Io8-7,alzincin, zalzincmen, (9) I make him sick talking loo much, 
 too rough. 
 
 Zalemen, adj. One often sick. 
 
 zXLT, adj. Cold weather j 'hi szalt,' Tho cold weather. 
 Ktj-zalti, zaltcni, (6) Tho weather turns cold. 
 Us zaltuilshi, (ft) inch Tho weather begins to be cold. 
 Ks-NZALTi'iLSHi, TIm' water Ik turning cold. 
 
J* 
 
 ' 020 
 
 f.'s -i '..il ' n, :i/,;\Ist'"i, (S) T co')! it, I m;il{« i'. turn c-olil. 
 
 Nzcliitiku, Cold water. 
 
 N'/.tiltkiiils!). Tho \v:i(tM' turns cold. , 
 
 C'aiN-i'ii/.MNHVj'iKi;, I fool chillod by tho cold water. 
 
 I-ZKfj, a'fj. Tt is cold, it is not too wa'-nj ; M-chin-7Ad/ F :iin (m-oI, F 
 
 do not fcol warm. ^* 
 
 Ks-zclitii, /A'l^y, (5) It cools oft'. 
 Tcs-/.o(dcin. zccfstcn, (8) T cool it oft". 
 " r^.'A'Ht'iii. nO) T rcfVijrcrMt"' his.... 
 Yon rofritjorat(( my heart. 
 'A'l^h'A^A', Told hiwlr, tio |on!;;cv warm; a do;uI inp.n. 
 ( ■hines-;'!is;',lcini, (5) I foci cold all over, 1 sliivor with cold, I 
 
 '!<o-7,cclH!rn In i simi 
 
 fr 
 
 cczc 
 
 Ics-c!is/dciniMn, cliszlcin, (8) I niaUo him troczc. 
 
 S(-l 
 
 r 
 
 is? 
 
 "» O . •/ . K * 
 
 ;i, .^v 
 
 I'll. 
 
 Till- lioin^ cold, the feeling cold, the shivering. 
 • -'Isf.'-n. /.iMdsliMv-n, (10) T cool it otr. 
 
 ni"!i. 
 
 zament, CO) T iniit'it;' him — the sani 
 
 e u^ 
 
 FRS-ZVM'M :'.■: 
 
 'teliiniem.' 
 
 res-z'iniltcni, (Ti^ I imitate his 
 
 T.'is-,",'rninr)t(Mnst;'>;) '•;. T do not fin:! yon imi!.".h!c, cannot iiiii(:it' 
 
 yon. 
 T-Z \ V. Tt is ti'.tht. firm, solid, well fastened, "o that it does no 
 
 give way. 
 Chines-r-iiini, T^) ! ;iin fi'-ni, well !'ist"Tu'd. 
 (/hin;>s-/,ani, clii;i-z:\nom, z;inish. (fi) I mtike so;nctliing firm, 1 
 
 ten. 11 res 
 
 ;i!mi'^t:Mi, ;v!neni 
 
 ;kn, CO) f IhsiiM! if, press it, nia!; 
 
 a^- 
 
 (■ It 
 
 les-:^;MU' 
 
 tight, firm. 
 " /.an-'niHem, fIR) T fasten hi--, or it for him. 
 " /.iinem.shtem, (14) 1 fasten for him. 
 " chziinem, (0) I fasten it on. 
 " chilznnv.ineem, (S) T fusfon it over, 1 ]ii'ess over to koi'ii it 
 
 tight. J?S5~r'hiK 
 Es-chil7,ninane,|^<,/,v\'?. It has it fastened over, referring to the thing 
 
 on which the ohjef-t is fastened. 
 Esdsoliiizenmap, The door is locked. «^-Kolin. 
 ros-n//nm;'i!';eni, 
 Ka 
 
 OS z iivi,'ni!,"rii 
 
 n//rimalseinen, (0) I wish to fa'-teii it. 
 i. We ta-ten each other. 
 
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 ZEEKO ,. 
 
 ,1(1. ^ ^ t'hi[njs-/.anomi:>li, ^(.'<) 1 j)ull my i-olx', blaiilvot, ovorcoiit light uii 
 
 niu. 
 Kaos /iii'uit, AVo arc liglitly paclviMl to^'i-Un'r, as a house ovor- 
 crowdcd. 
 
 4,* I am (ti'cl, f H L".iiiK's-n//ii/;'iiiiiuei, 1 hohl my hands tight mi my liici;. 
 
 lSjj;iizaiKini, s. Ono appoiiitcd to fasten. 
 
 Ks /Aui/aiiti, itilj. It Im linn, solid, /;. </, a trt'c firmly grounded, 
 l-kulvs zt'iizanti, You must In- tirm, uiishalvon. 
 Vtjiu l>i isii'.u'if-.' ■Z.NAi', It hc'canu; lastoiud liy incident, I»^ ilsrli';' chin-zniip, I got 
 
 ciitanglod, la.stcncd uninli'iitioiuilly. 
 Il'luiu's /,ni)mj, (■iiin-/.ni'4), /.nii)isli, (^")) I g\'( PasU'iu'd, ('Uighl, held 
 
 tirm uniiitontionally. 
 Ill's z'npnanem, z'npnuii, (S) I succeed in making it tiglit, I fasten 
 
 iver witli cold, 1 
 
 shivering. 
 
 I,, —the sanii" a- 
 
 ... canu'it iniittit' 
 that it does imt 
 
 -thing firm, T !;i>^- 
 nr>'s;; it. maU'c it 
 
 ,11/; I 
 
 it by lorco. 
 
 laj), it got listened upitn 
 
 ICL/.'iiiiulko, IIl' got lirmly iiisicneil to the log; '(■hzhipalko lesei- 
 niLUs,' He got lirndy secured, (iistcia'd to the crcjss. 
 
 Iks-chz'npachsem, (8) I hold liim firm with one hand. 
 ch;'/ii/-'ni)achscm,' T hold him firm with both hands. 
 
 iii-ciiznuacusi, j/W 
 
 )J' 
 
 I 
 
 I.I 
 
 im laiv<.'U lioiu u i iiii. iian 
 
 I [>:, 
 
 i'hiiu\^-n//ni)cchsti, My hand is stiff, cannot move, tired out 
 
 ■rill 
 
 nL'.s-uz'ii>;'ii|)ech.-^li, ?dy hands aiv; ;-tiir, gol sLill'. 
 
 ' '^O' ' .-ti 
 
 n sliir, in 
 
 [f'hiiies-nz'nz'nijagani, My arms arc stiffened, 
 lines iiz'nzu[ishinmi, i./','nz'iip--l'.in^ l\Iy lect 
 
 h vjvable. 
 -ii;','iipsinis, They g(;t strongly fastened together, as the branch 
 
 -!'a tree; '.;.s ii/.'np.-aus !u I'slokolk-o,' Keeping lirmly a' iaehed 
 
 to the trunk. 
 :i[;. :i,'.Is^ znjjciiuls lu spuiis, His heart is firm, lu'i aine immovable. 
 
 .lillli.': 
 
 znijcuolsi, I feel firm, confirmed. 
 
 •zir.ijniinem 
 
 (8) 1 
 
 confirm him, iv.aki 
 
 him be 
 
 come sicau 
 
 ss over to keeji it ■' zi)i)en61tem, (IG) J Ntea^Iy h 
 
 l'ZKEK(>, ,s'. I'^lower-- ; *snchzee!;o(en.' ■<. The fiowt'.r produeii 
 
 iir 
 
 h-nn 
 
 o- to the thinp: ■ i 
 
 uaiiL. 
 
 lines Z'\.'ko;,;i, chin-/,ecko, zci !<osh, (;"») I am Inidding out flower: 
 
 bloomiiiii;. 
 
 ten 
 
 it. 
 
 II.-M Ti 
 
 T!..' t 
 
 ri'e-; are hlo- S'>i;iini 
 
 :IIU'S-( 
 
 hsze«'koi, (A) 1 go to jtick up thiwi'i-s, [ am looking; 
 
 ior 
 
* 622 
 
 ZEHE 
 
 Howoni. 
 It's rl;/,oO!{oni, I pifk up fli>\vi;r.s, 1 Uikc; thoiii up by liund. 
 .IVs'i Kli In szcc'/kos t'M:i!y ; n Miily }u iichzockotis t'Josu Kli, 
 
 Ji'siis rhnst is ilie flowiM* ol'Miiry ; Mary is the plant that 
 
 brought forlli tho flower Josiis ChriHt. 
 KS-ZREKUMI. zc.i'kii (5) It throws light as the sun, a lamp, etc. 
 
 tSf-7J\\i\i. 
 les-zo6kuiii, /,i'i;kun, (8) 1 (inlightoii him ; 1 rriako light for him; 
 
 <ko-zotMiiint,' Makt' light for me, go ahoud «'ith a light, ctc.,^to 
 
 givo mo light. 
 K.'ics-zodkiiHIs 111 r'spakaiii, The sun gives us light. 
 Z^kmnon, .><. Candio, lamp, any instrument to uive light, thougli 
 
 not actually lighted. 
 Z6kusshin, .<. ('audio, lamp, anything lighted and throwing light j| 
 
 also iis»m1 in a spiritual sense. 
 Sn/.iikushin, s. (^vndle stiek. 
 CHINKSZKHKMr, ehin-zehe. 
 Ios.-7,eh6m, zohonteu, (10) 1 go straight to him ; 'ko-zehont6s t'gui 
 
 guoiuf,* The game eame u|i tf) me just at gun shot. 
 I-H'chz'hem, What I like, wliat favors me, what goes to my taste ; I 
 
 *i-s'ch(^hossem/ What is against my taste, unfavorable to me. 
 t^'Ches. 
 Chincs-ehzehemi, (■hin-ehzehem'(7) I am in good order. 
 Tos-chzehfem, ehzehO'mmen, (9) I find it good favorable, it suits me;j 
 
 'ehzohiimmen \n siifon, hi sn6ut,' I find the food,wind favorable)! 
 
 r relish that food. I r.'lish that wind ; 'ta iop-s'ohzeh6m,' Noth-j 
 
 irig suits me, I find nothing good, J find nothing to my tastc-- 
 
 Kjiid of a siek person, fastidious, etc. 
 
 los-clizeh^mltem, (16) I find good his 
 
 Kaes-ehzehemenu(3gui, Wc suit one another. 
 I-8z'chz'h6ch8t, My right hand. 
 I-8'chzeb6sshin, My right foot. 
 I-8'chzeh6ne, My right ear. 
 I-s'ehzeh6s, My right eye. 
 [-snzahanakan, My right temple, 
 [-s'chzeh^pene, The tress at my right. 
 I-skolzf>hils, The right cheek. 
 r-s/,nholkolt, The right side of the throat. 
 
^) by liund. 
 L'kotis t'jfsu Kli, 
 is tho plant t^^'it 
 
 ! Mun, a liunp, «te. 
 
 iko ligUt for him ; 
 \i\\ ft light, ctc.,'.to 
 
 iht. 
 
 uive light, though 
 
 II « 
 
 I thi'owiug light; 
 
 II 
 
 ■ 'ko-zchont6s t'gui 
 un shot. 
 
 it goes to my tasto ; , 
 uniivvovablo to ine. 
 
 od ordcv. 
 [avorablc,itsuit9me; 
 
 tbod,wind favorable;! 
 
 ep-8'chzehfem,' Noth-| 
 
 otbing to my tastc-l 
 
 «S8 
 ZB8H 
 
 I-HnzuhiilcM, Tho right nontril. 
 I-rt'oh/.oh(ilrichst, Tho ri^ht sh(»uh.ior. 
 l-szoh6ingii, The right bivust. 
 I-8zahdgun, Thu rignt urm 
 
 I-HZoh«Jpil, Tho right biittork. .^ 
 
 K'iiXlk, South wind. ' 
 
 Chzuhumdlko. 
 
 Sz'holzo, Tho right hun I sido of ii bout. 
 Chines chzohomonzuti, t place my.solf in good ord«r. 
 ZKMTUS, «. Sturgeon. 
 I-OIIIN-ZESIT, adj. I um ashamed. 
 
 Chines-zccshmi, chin-zo6.sh, ze6sh, (5) I bi'(!omo ashumed. 
 lis-zoeshini, zoshstfin, zooshisku, (10) I nmke him ashamed, blush, 
 I shame him. 
 
 zocshUdm, (17) I shame his 
 
 KiiCM-zoeahomnu^gui, rcr. Wo are ashamed of each other. 
 KucH-zeeahstufegui, Wc shame one another. 
 'hinoH-zceshhumshi, j70/). I shame the pco)ile. 
 IcH-nzoeshzinem, nzecshzin, (8) I am ashamed of his talk. 
 
 nzcefthzincm, nzeoshzinomon, (11) I am ashamed to talk with 
 him. 
 Chin-nzceshz'ui, I am ashamed of talking. 
 Chin-nzccshzinzuti, I am ashamed of my own talk. 
 iChincs-znshdusknn,' I am ashamed to s})cak ; 'ta kus-zashauskan,' 
 
 You are not afraid of speaking, you arc out-spoken. 
 iCvzashauskanom, zashauskancmOn, (9) I fear to speak to him. 
 •' /ashhuskancm, zashauskan, (8) I am ashamed of his talk, 
 ocahemen, Bashful. 
 l^'zi\shtin, s. Shanjo, what covers with shame ; 'in-zeshtin,' My own 
 
 shame, 
 ki-nzeshtin, To your shame. 
 
 eshzoshnug, s. Worthj' of shame; Mu i-s zeshzoshiuig,' What 1 
 am ashamed of. 
 
 zeesh, s. My shame, (". r. my being asnamod. 
 ^kolzeoshinini, kolz 'I'shemisten, (10) F make hi.n asliainei, 
 
 him. 
 ' kulzeesheminem, 
 hmes-nzczeshlsemisti, ' am ashamed to tliink. 
 
I 
 
 i 
 
 lori-ii/.ozi'slilMuinisloiu, (0) [ liiii ushuinuJ to lltiiiU ol' thnt. 
 
 I-.SZ ZKIT, Wlmt r wushod. 
 
 I-zu6ii, It i» wnshcul cloun. , 
 
 Cliines-z/;iii, (■hiiios-z6'n, (5) T uin washod. , 
 
 Chincs-z6ui, c!iin-/.6iim, (0) I wush. 
 
 It's-z6iini, z6iiii, xdnni. <'i>nt. cs-zdiiaton, (8) I wash it. 
 
 " 'AXiY.iwm, rcil. 
 
 " ztultoin, (0) I wiisli his, or it for him. 
 
 " ztHishtoin, (11) T wash for him. 
 
 " z/'iim, /.('•iitiic'ii, (0) I use i( to wash. 
 
 '■IixiMi:' 
 
 (;!r'/':i:',.';i, (8) I \va<!i it all uroiiaJ, as wii wa^h tlir 
 
 (load ; 'c's-ch>;i'ii;',(',' It is washed all around. 
 
 " {'hzfcuzMtom, Clf») T wash his all around. 
 
 " nzi'ulzi'm, (8) T wash it all inside. 
 Es-nzfculzo, It iR washed inside. 
 Tcsohz^nn*, (8) \ %vash it on 
 
 " nz^nni, (8) I wash it In a tub, ete 
 Kacs-zoonudgui, Wo wash each oth^r, 
 Chincs-zoomlulsi, frcq. 
 
 Z6 
 
 umen, 
 
 .<t..Soaii, any niatoria! to wash with. 
 
 Ohincs-zdnlshi, r. inch, I hathe n)yself. 
 Chine ■-.'': )7..i!i!s!ii, T la!c'.' a hitliintli 
 
 •ivor, 
 
 tc. r 
 
 iin H',vimm:it": 
 
 for bathinii nurposos ; pii's wallowinti in the water 
 
 "g 
 
 Ics-zozaulsheni, /.ozaulshlen, (10) I l)athe him, make him Iiathc. 
 
 ChineV-zAulsh, I purify myself. 
 
 0iTr\ES-7ftrs[, chiiies-z^u?;, (.')) \ry face is \va>;hcd. 
 
 Chines-ziusi, chin-ziHiscm, (6) I wash my face. 
 
 loszeu'^em, zeuson, zensonl, (8) I wash his face. 
 
 " z6uhom, [16] T wash the face of his. 
 Xz6iist'.Mi, '^ "Washing basin ; 'zeustcn,' .•-•. Soap for washing tin 
 
 face, etc. 
 Chines-zensshini, chines-zenshin, [5] Mv foot is washed ; 'chinca-j 
 
 zoz6nshin,' ^\y feet arc washed. 
 < '!iin.'s ;'.rii-.hi!ii, chinzeushineni, [0] T wash my foot ; 'chin-zozui 
 
 shineTu,' T wash my feet. 
 Jos-zeushinem, z6 ishin, zenshint, [7] T wash his foot. 
 " zozi'iishinem, zoz6ushin, [8] [ wash his feet. 
 '• zoziushiltem, [^16] T wash tho feet of his.... 
 
r, ote. rgo swunmin;;] 
 
 Soup {'or wiisliiiig tliol 
 ,1 is \v:i«hod ; 'cliitics] 
 
 zi 
 
 K's-/i)/A'ii.s!iiiii'iii, /■i)/,('iisl»iiu'HU'ii, [!•] 1 ii.-ii' it to \\:i<\[ iiiv I'ci't. 
 (Cai'.H /,(i/u.Hliiiiiii;j;iu, Wi" wush I'juli <>tlioi''.N lei;t. 
 ( 'liiiu's-zo/.iMulisti, cluiu'rt /,(i/,OiU'li.st, (oj 1 lia\i' luy liaiul.-< wa-'lird. 
 < '!iiiica-zt)/.i''Uc!i-il!, cIimi /.d/.'iu li.slom,^/,ii/,iiU'iislis|i, (^(5) I wa-li in_\ 
 
 lum 
 
 (IH. 
 
 ■H-zozL'iK-hsiMii, zuzriiclisiMi, (S) I wash his luiiid:- 
 
 •' /.o/,('iU'liltiMn, (10) I wash the hamls olliis 
 
 " zozeiifljstiMii, /.(iziiuchHti'ii, (H) ! inaU*- iiiiii \\asli his hand- 
 ' hiiu's-ch/.dukaiii, I wash \\\y luunh 
 Ii.>-;'h/.i\iil<aiU'iii, ( h/aiikan, I wash ids lioad. 
 
 " chzaiiknilU'iii.. (Tt) I wasli ilu' hi-ail t)f his 
 
 rh/A\uk!Uiti'ii, •^■. Aiiylhiiiy iisi'd to wa^h llic hia 1, watiT etc 
 
 ('iiiN /ffci.T, I wash my i-hihh 
 
 'iriNKS ZfiOPHMl/chiii v,--.',!,, ^:<) I am ;4rowiiin; hrll.T, I'i.LC^vi', I 
 
 am improving, in a ])hysi(al or moi-al sciisv. fl^^'Topmi, 
 
 whicli lA thi' o|>])ositi'. 
 [, ■- zgojim'iiK'iii, /,;^ii])iiini, (Sj I niaki' hlni nr it im[U'ovi'^ iiici'i'asc. 
 f'iriNKS-ZdC'PMI, (■hin-/,<,Mii., (r))I am oT,,wino- fW'hh'. 
 
 I-chiii '/AiX, T am fi'i'hU', 
 
 Idiu's clizi'/A'^uSj ()',■ ' 
 
 hill('llZ;ill/.l'U'l|s, ! :(hl l(.'lI)lo-sii'htt.'d. 
 
 '.'.\, jn.it. ih'iii. Tliat. tiu- t'oi'iiur, tiif liu'tlu'st ; 'li-zi,' That \i'"y 
 
 one ; lor ''l-u i-zi.' 
 Zi I'schazt'iis, that otlu'i- Sunday, not the hi'.| one, in tlii' |)ast j 'lie 
 
 zi eha/A'Us, The next, fiittiiH' Sunday, 
 rsjientich, Tliat other year ; 'ne zi spuiitieli." The next othi'f 
 
 year. 
 '/.'[ nkoaskjvt, TluU other (hiy, hefuro ycstenlav ; 'ne zi nkoaslcat," 
 
 Tile next other (hi\, thi; day after to-uiori 
 
 o\v 
 
 '.1 u 
 
 ezam'il, Ft was the same, he ilid the vi-rv same; -i-lzi Ic.U'za- 
 
 gi'il,' Fa^I it he tlie same, do the 8ivine. 
 
 ,:, Towards thai j)!aee, tliitlier; 'zi-eh/,i. 
 
 Iiere, slill liii'tlier, 
 
 f.Kit ; 'ehin-7.ozuu« izi, 
 
 I'l-.un there, thence, Inuii that time, iiiuir 
 I'zi, [ii tliat place, time. 
 
 (",,ii. 
 
 ■i;, <• 
 
 '.'lish, eh;;!;!!, (.">) I went i'ui'lhei' on, I wml thei'i 
 
 (• (Zilll ii/. /.\m: 
 
 Voii, 1 1 
 
 i;'o further awa\' 
 
 s-chziim, ehziin, ;'h/,iint, <-ii,if. eh/.iisten, ehx/iiskii, (8) I jjiit 
 
 Ml ii:i 
 
 th 
 
 ere, r. j/. on a 
 
 tahh 
 
 •hziiltem^ eiiziilteii, ehziii t, (1(1) I [nit his there, 
 
n 
 
 ,1 
 
 626 
 ZIICH 
 
 Chines-Izii, ohin-lzii, Iziisli, (5) 1 remain there, I tlwell there, I am 
 or stay there, I remain, I am, I exist, in geneial ; *'r8'ohchem- 
 Aekat ii ku-lzii,' You are in heaven, i 
 
 Lzii, Bo it there, be it so, even so. 
 
 les-lziini, Izim, Iziint, cont. Iziisten, Iziisku, (8) I let him be there, I 
 give him a permit, I lot him bo, remain, do; 'ko-lziisku' Let 
 me do, i>ermit mo to be, leave me alone , 'takz-lziistemeii,' I 
 shall not let you alone, T shall not permit you to do, etc. 
 
 lziiHem,(16) T let his 
 
 chslziim, (16) I lot that go, 1 permit that. 
 chslziiHem, (16) f let him have it, I let that go for him, I per- 
 mit that to him. 
 
 Snlziiton, x. Plaeo to stay in, room ; 'taicp-snlziitcn,' I have iki 
 room to stay ; 'Ta kaepKnVziiten,' He could find no room ; 
 'chcn hi ikl-nlziiten ?' Which shall be my room? whei'e shall 
 I stay ? 
 
 iKS-ciiL/tiM, chlziimen, chlziimeiit, (9) 1 remain by him, ly his 
 side, near him ; 'chlziimeuz t'KoIinziiten/ God vas by your 
 side. 
 " chlziimHein, (16) I remain by his 
 
 Tn-chlziimenzuten, s. Ho who remains hy me, stays by me. 
 
 les-nkullziim. nkullziimen, (9) I remain together, with him. 
 
 Chinks-tzii, tziish, (5) T go away from there ; 'tituit tziui,' Bovs. 
 go away from there. 
 
 les-nlziim. (9) f am with him. 
 
 CHINES-ZirHI, (6) [ gore with the horns. 
 
 les-zichem, zichen, (8^ I hook him up. 
 " zichettem, (16)1 kook up his 
 
 Kaes-zicheuuegui, We fight together with the lioriis, as two hulls. 
 
 I-ZIIOHR, Shining, reflecting light, well polished. 
 
 Chzichize, It shone all around, not radiant, but simply roflectiiij;| 
 light. 
 
 I-chzichze, Shining all around. 
 
 Ohilziichctiku, Shining upon water, as light reflected ujjon waltr. I 
 
 (!hilziichi(;!KMii, Dazzling snow; Ut. dazzling du the back. 
 
 Zkch ell's, Snow-blinded. 
 
 Chines-n/.echelusei, I become snow Idind. 
 
 Zichten, ^■. Fire steel, steel to strike fire with ; pi. zichz'ichteii. 
 
\ 
 
 1 1^0 i(>i' lii">, t P*^"'- 
 
 62V 
 ZIL 
 
 KS-ZIIKU, Burning coals, B^"Zc6ku. 
 
 (^hiiu's-ziiknmi, cluncs-ziiku, (5) 1 am lighted, kindled. 
 
 < 'hiru'S-ziikiimi, ohin-ziikiim, ziikuish, (6)1 light, kindle u tire, or 
 
 •;andle. 
 ius-ziiktun, ziikun, ziikmit, (8) 1 light it. 
 
 " ziknziikum, red. ' 
 
 .\. B. 'Ziiku' means a strong, shining light, i\ g. a well polished 
 tin oi- brass surface j 'ziich' means isimply a smaller light, 
 not dazzling, c. y. a well jwlished stove, a polished shoe, etc. 
 Ks-ch/Jku, Red hot on the surface, /•. (j. iron, 
 l-szdiziku. What 1 made red-hot. 
 < 'hines-chzlkui, chin-chzikum, chzikuish, (6) I make something red 
 
 hot. 
 Ics-chzikum, (8) I make it red hot. 
 
 " chzikuHem, (16) T make his red hot. 
 KS-ZlIKA, adj. It is dug ; 'kulziik,' Dug under, as a grotto. 
 Chines-zikai, 
 Chines-nzikaijchines-nzikam, nzikaish, (6) I dig, spade, i'or graves 
 
 ditches, etc. 
 Ics-nzikam, nzikan, (8) I dig it. 
 
 ' iizikaltem, (16) I dig it for him. 
 Sgunzikam, .«. Grave digger, ditch digger. 
 h\i i-sznzika. What I have dug. 
 Ics-kutzikam, J dig it under. 
 ZIKIJE, adj. Left — it is used only in composition. 
 
 I-s'chzikue, The left hand ; 'chin-chzikue,' T am left handed. 
 
 f-s'chzikuesshin, My left foot. 
 
 l-s'chzkueene, My left car. 
 
 I-s'chzkueus, Mj' left eye. 
 
 1-snzkuanakan, My left temple. 
 
 l-s'chzkuepene. My left tress. 
 
 I-.skolzkuei\8, My left cheek. 
 
 l-s/.kolkolt, The left side oi'rav throat. 
 
 l-s'ohzkuelnchst, Mv left shoulder. 
 
 1-s'zkuemgum, My left breast. 
 
 1-szkuaagan, My left arm. 
 
 /.ITi, nwit. Five j 'chzil, ehzilzil,' five peisonhj in coinjiosilion, 'zil- 
 ehet.' 
 

 '? S s 
 
 628 
 V ZIL 
 
 les /,'iUmu, /ilsicii, /.ilskii, (8) \ make it five, I»y inldition or di- 
 
 vision. 
 
 ( Miiiii.'s-/.ilclistiiil.'slii, 1 ItecoiiK- live. 
 li's-/,ilc!istuilslioin, (8) T make (liem becoiuo live. 
 Zilclil6})oii, Fifty ; '(•li/.i!cliloi)cii,' Fifty jjersoii.--, 
 Zil(^lihikokiMii, Fivt' luindreil. 
 Zilclistaskat, Five days. 
 Zilchstelgu, Five lodges, houses. 
 Zilclist(')!ii;'ii, Five times, five plaees. 
 ZiU'l):it6p, Five ropes, live hairs. 
 
 I'l^-ZIL, Tluy :ir' planted ; 'es-zelzi!,' They aiv j.lan 
 there; it i'^ the plural oT'os-shit.' f@»Shit. 
 
 t'll here ami 
 
 Zelzil, ■-'. Woods, a forest. 
 
 (Ml 
 
 ines-/.el!iii, (•liiiies-/.i 
 
 1.1 
 
 :uii plaiiteii 
 
 ( 'hines/.elnu, <-Iiines-/,','ri!n. /..d;is!i, (7) T plant several plaiiti- 
 
 trees, ])osts, <-te. 
 It's-/,( liiu, ztdnten, /elint, (10) I plant them. 
 
 •• /litem, (17) 1 jdant them for him. 
 
 " /.elsl'.itein, (i.V) f jilaut fur him, I help him planting'. 
 
 /.el/.euin, rc' 
 
 K ! idant 
 
 lll«>r: 
 
 fh 
 
 111 one, III several phiee; 
 
 n/,''K'ile:j;um, n/.elulegun, (8) T plant them in the ground. 
 
 (."hinos-ii/.ehiiogui, (fi) I plant sovenil. 
 
 Rs-nzelulegu, They are \ 
 
 ilanted ; pi. es-nzelzelul 
 
 emu. 
 
 ('hill 
 
 .ly.el 
 
 mi. 
 
 piaiii I 
 
 nt niekets (o stake a raw hide on. 
 
 Kolzolzil, The pickets iihiiited. 
 
 !i-;\(ii/.,'i 
 
 emiii, M\' [)i( 
 
 •ki>tN ; 'In kolKelemintis In kefite,' Thenick 
 
 of tiie hides. 
 
 iiiN-Nzn.i'is [ am insulted Ivv a woman, wli > thrusts 1 
 
 ler iiuie,- 
 
 1 middle fiuirers in rii\' laee 
 
 am 
 le->-ii/,eiu-iem, !i/,el,'iseii. 
 
 (8) [ 
 ahove. 
 ii;',e!(')!tem, (1(>) T insult his. 
 
 insult liim— .said hy :i woman 
 
 Kai'-iiizels'iiuegui, Wc insult one another [ot two w.)men togethei'.] 
 .•^N/.'!,!-:!.. Stoiii' Hint for gnu, or jioints of arrows. 
 
 '.Ike;iifi;i, fd) T ]ilant in my head, /•. ;/. t'eaili' 
 
 ( I! !>:!:>-/.!. Ki^;iN!. 
 
 I • ; I ! ; 1 ■■ 
 
 rv.< in the liat. 
 
 Ie>-/,lki iiiein, zlk^in, (8) I plant in his head. 
 
 /.!I<.'';;iten. or zlkein, .v'. ITat, erown, etc. if plaiiteil. 
 
629 
 ZIP 
 
 a<l<.lition or <li- I < 'iiixi:.s-N/.i,(iUKi'i, [5] I kneel with oiu- kiioi-, 
 
 CIiiiK'>;nzlzlgu<';pi, 1 kneel with both knees. 
 
 Ies-ii/,I/Jgiiej)eiii, ii/.lzlguepeinslen, (0) T make him kneel. 
 •• elinzlgiii'iiem, clinzlguepeiin'n, (9) T kneel at him. heloi-e him. 
 
 Ivs-u/A'l/.elkeiiishni^ (5) Tie ^sits; on his knees. 
 
 (.'iiiNi;s-/i;i.,vMCoi, chin-zelalkom, zelalkoi.sh, (6) I play with sticks 
 --ten stieks are p!ant(><l in the ground between the two gam- 
 blers. 
 
 X/.clalkolcn, s-. Stieks used in plaviti":, sonus, t'tc., all means to 
 
 oi 
 
 lav witli the stieks. 
 
 pia> 
 
 plant. 'd hero ami H < 'liin i;o!'l]c(){iu;.';i. ■•'. An hahitiia! gamblei- at stieks 
 
 teverul planl^ ''. ,, 
 
 ])lanting. 
 veral places, 
 in the ground. 
 
 nlegu. 
 
 ,v hide on. 
 
 kiMitc,' Thepirkfls 
 thrusts her iiidc;; 
 id li\' a woman :i> 
 
 o w-)m.'n logetlit'i'.] ! 
 
 s. 
 iiy head, r. <J. lead.- 1 
 
 planteil. 
 
 -sgazelalko, .:?. My gambling conipani 
 
 on. 
 
 lfS-( 
 
 lizelalkom, ch/elalkomen, (9) F gand)li" away that at the 
 sti.ks, I play at sticks for that; 'ch/.clalkomentgu lu angatl- 
 y.'iw' You iramble vour horses at the sticks, 
 ch/.elalkomlteni, (Ifi) f gand.)lo his..., at the sticks. 
 
 incn/.elu 
 
 Ikot 
 
 en, .s\ 
 
 What T stake in jdaying at sticl 
 
 hu szelalko, x. The playing with stick 
 
 SZl.ZI, MU'IIST 
 
 )ranc 
 
 hes, J-f. 
 
 arms i)!aiiit'(l 
 
 .Vz.vi.XisKAN, Tie has 1 
 
 ns iar> 
 
 fixed 
 
 on {op ot rus head — said oi 
 
 ors^'s, mule; 
 
 tc, raising up (licir ear: 
 
 1-SZZII», What I pinch. 
 
 ''Idiies/ipi, (Tiines-zip, (o) I am pinche<l. 
 
 Mines-/ 
 
 ij)i, chiii-/,"ipem, zipish, (G) [ give a pinching, ] pinch with 
 
 the fi 
 
 ntrers. 
 
 '1 
 
 leni, zn)en, zinen 
 
 1" 
 
 is.. 
 
 cszipsteii, ij^) T ])inch li 
 
 nil. 
 
 " zijdtcni, (16) I pinch h 
 •• zijiemluiseiu, (S) T piiuTi him now and th 
 f'aiNKs Nzh'si, ( hin-nzipsem, (fi) I shut one eye, 
 
 en. 
 
 znzapsi. He has 
 
 '.jizaj 
 
 boll 
 
 1 eve: 
 
 ■^hut. 
 
 I'lnn-chzpzpsals, rnJ. I wish to shut my eyes, T cannot slecji. 
 '^ kol/,ij)/iiu'm, kolzijiziii, (S) I pinch him at the throat. T iTn 
 !iim with the hands. 
 
 • u dzipzittem, (KV) \ choke liis with the hamls. 
 
 -!-i)lzipzinziiti, 1 d'oke mvself'with my own hands. 
 
 lilU' 
 
 lrsd<o|y.i]i/inem, kolzipziiiemen, (0) 1 feel him ehokintv me. 
 
 N'-xiiiti 
 
 liteii, -. rimei's, any msti'iiment to pincli with. 
 li's-nzipchintMu, (8) I pinch his back. 
 
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 ZKBI 
 
 ICnilN-Zisir, adj. r am warm at the sun ; 'I-eliin-lli'ika,' F ;i!ii 
 
 warm at the fire. 
 Ivs-zish, <Hlj. It is warm ; 'ziish,' It got warm, it warmed u^). 
 ( Miines-Kishi, chinos-z/ish, (5) I am wanned. 
 ( 'hiiies zishi, chin-/-ishem, zisliish, (6) T warm something. 
 (Miini't* zishti, (5) I am warming uyi. 
 Ics-zishem, (H) I warm it. 
 
 '• zisiiHem, (16) I warm liis or it for him. 
 
 '• /Asli'shtom, (U) I warm lor liim. 
 Ks-Nztsn, ■>;. Warm water. 
 
 ( !hiii('s-ii/,ishi, ehin-n/,ishem, nzisliish, (6) 1 warm water, 
 les-nzishem, nz.islien, (8) I warm that water. 
 " nzishem, nzisliomen, (9) I use it to warm. 
 N-/.isliemeu, v. Warming pan; inst. to warm water. 
 Zishomen, >'. "Warming pan, not for water. 
 Kolz-iiisli III smekot, The snow is warming, melting. 
 ZisP'SH, .<. Fisher, a small animal, the fir of which is mudi 
 
 valued. 
 ZITdU, s. House, lodge. 
 ICL zitgiim, /Atgiimen, [0] I use, oceupv that house. 
 
 " zitgumitem, [IB] I use the honse of his 
 
 ZirZI, or 7,iu, Before, not yet, adv. of time. 
 
 Ziu eliin-ilen, I have not yet eaten ; 'a ku-tlaskagae ? zii'izi/ Did 
 
 go to the horses? not yet ; 'ziu m-ohin-ni\ko,' I have not yet 
 
 stolen ; it is not time for me to steal yet, 1 do not want to 
 
 steal. 
 1-ziu ies-iK'n, chincs-chaui, Immediately before meals I pray. 
 ZIZIM K, adj. pi. Small. I^Kui, kuiinue. 
 hz-i/amizc s'. Little Robes, a tribe among the Hla» kteel. 
 Kolszm/.mzin, s. Small neeked. 
 Ij/izimaliiko, adj. Of low stature. 
 CIIIN'HSZKALOT. I lie on my back,///, 'kaes-zkazkalot, <u'7.ka/.- 
 
 kali^t.' 
 Ohines zkalilshi, ///. kaes-zkakalilsh^ (5) I fall on my baek. 
 OHINKS-ZKAMIXr. «®-Kamin. 
 •; tfinXES-ZKIiJI, ehin-/.k^iem, zk6ish, (6) 1 dry sonicthinj 
 \^ fo7,-/.keiem, /.keien, zkeient, aont. cs-zkiisten, (8) 1 dry it. 
 " /.k^iltem, (16)1 dry his or it for him. 
 
 .^1 
 
 ig- 
 
V 
 
 s'armod up. 
 
 iskag!ic?/.i»zi/ Did 
 ak(V 1 have not yet 
 
 It. 1 tlo not wiuil 1<> I 
 
 im'uls I pray. 
 
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 lo.siiUuishtoiu, (14) I dry for him, 
 
 S^kuielKu, s. Dried meut. 1' 
 
 Szkuiolz6ton, s. Place to dry meat. 
 
 ZKELP, s. lied fir tree. 
 
 ZKEM, )•. The lightning flash lallf^. 
 
 Hs-zkenini, zkante, Ko is thunder .struciv ; "kae/kaiiilill,' W\- ha 
 
 Suzkaniintcn, s. What is struck hy liglitning. 
 
 Siizkakatin, s. The phice where one luipj)eui'(l \i> In- slruik \>\ 
 
 \i' 
 
 liifhtniiii;. 
 
 ill /.-, 
 
 ,. of which is mucli ■ ^^.^ ^,^ 
 
 X. B. Sonic soem to pronouneo only 'skeni,' with a shri 
 
 ZKOXCU^LKO, .V. Hod cedar tree.' 
 
 LSZ-ZUK, What I have drugged, pulled. 
 
 Tas-zkuk, It does not drag — said of the object dragged, that docs 
 
 not lend itself to he dragged; he docs not yield l(> tlicchai'ms 
 
 phy.sicai or moral 
 Cliines-zkunii chines-zuk, (.3) I am dragged, pulled, 
 {.'lunes-zkumi chin-zkum, (7) 1 drag, I pull. 
 
 im, zku!iten, zkunl, cant, es zkuslen, es-zkusti-ku, (10) I pull 
 
 it, drag it. 
 
 '• zkuzkum, (10) inl. I haul with a wagon, etc. 
 
 " zkulteni, zkuHen, zkuH. (17) 1 pull his or it for him. 
 
 •' zkushitem, zkushiten, zkushit, (!.')) T pull for him, I. help him 
 pulling. 
 
 " zkuahishem, zkushishcmen, (9) 1 pull Ihat, not for inysclf. 
 Cliines-zkushishi, (6) I pull for others. 
 
 ZUumintcn, .s. Any instrun\ent to haul, sjtan <>f horses, wagon, 
 sleigh, buggy. 
 
 In-zkunzuten, ■*•'. My learn, my wagon, my conveyance. 
 
 Siizkunznten, /'/. 
 
 I-sguzkiiin, L^. Charged to pull. 
 
 Ivaes-zkunuegui, r, rcr. We pull one another. 
 
 Kaes-zkushitucgui, v. nl. ree. We pull, haul tui- each othei-. 
 
 CuiNXs-cHZKilrsi, cnin-chzkiipsem, [()'^ T raise my tail. 1 am an ar- 
 rogant. 
 
 Iks-n/Ivi'm, [10] I pall It out ; 'es nzuk,' it is piilK-il out. 
 
 Ks-MzkCis, it is j)ulled out ot the fire. 
 j('iiiiies-n/.kusi, nzkasen, [S] 1 pull out ol'fire. 
 
 ('hines-n/.kuscnziiti. [•')] I pull myHcll' out of (he tire. 
 
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 ZKU 
 
 ros-uzkiVsoiu, iizK'iisoii, [S] T pull him muI nl'lli 
 Til..' jiiilloil lis 011^ oftlio fire. 
 
 (• n: 
 
 'V-m'-1, 
 
 iizkullcm, [10] T pull his ;i;it ul'lln' li-c. 
 
 ii/.lcnslitcin, [1 t] I h.'lp hiiii pulliii;;' MiuK-lhiiig oiil ol'tlu- iir. 
 
 Iks-nzkuktiklm, [8] I jjuII him out of water, 
 Ics-nxkiizshiictiluun, [S] I jtull it ashore. 
 
 nivsclfoii my unii 
 
 (' II i N i:s- N V K r ZK i: A ( ; a n i , /•- ■. /. T < 1 1'ag 
 
 onitehos. 
 ]S'zkiia<^aUMi, .n-. One cniteh. 
 Chiiies-;:kiie.hs'j, [')] I can-y a walking stick. 
 Zkiicchst.'ii, >'. A vane, walkiii;^; stafV. 
 
 sl 
 
 wal 
 
 ZKi.iNcii, .-■. A b )\v ; lit. A "mi: 
 
 jaillc'!, an arm pulle 
 
 IK 
 
 los-chzkuinchom, ch.zkuiiK'hc'ii, [S] I heiul his how, 
 Cli/.kir.icl 
 
 u nu'!i, 
 
 (), 
 
 iic who ,o.' .v:\r i\\\\' 
 
 Willi Im: 
 
 reailv to shoot. 
 
 Kii-cn'/.KV\i.\K\y, jiJii. pa'<-<. lie is scaljied, 
 los (.lizkaaiakaneiii, ehzkuaiakavi. [!*] I 
 
 sciln iuin, 
 
 MIW 
 
 1)111! of 
 
 seal]). 
 
 If rncniw 
 
 " chzkiKiiakailtMii, [10] F s^al^) his 
 
 ('hin(.'s-(.'h/.kiiiaka:i/a'iti, [H] I -alp laysel!' Ibr i'oar of tl 
 Chuu's-ohl/.'zkudiak.ini. ilhit. I s/ali) a littlo follow. 
 E.s-cii/KulzK, pa.ss. !t is pnlli'd off all around him, his blaukot 
 
 1 
 
 ulk'il off from him. 
 
 I*.'«i-eh/ikuizem, rh/kui/,i.H'n, [i^] T ])u!I off his lilaukct, or skin, al! 
 
 aroui 
 
 id hill 
 
 li:s-!-ztKrMKM, i-/,iikiiiiu'ii, [!)] I like thai ohjoct whicli 1 possess 
 all ready, ' do not like to part ^^'ith it. 
 
 " zukumelteni, [1(5] I hate to part with his 'ko-/ukiiiiu'!tj.;ii 
 
 111 in _i^-atl/.in,' You hate to let my Iru-sr <^n. yon want to Icn'p 
 
 my 
 
 lorse. 
 
 ehi/aikumem. [0] I >lifk to an dijcet tor tlial reason, 
 ehizukiunoltem, [10] T hale to let that 'j^o f •!■ tliat reason, 
 •ikukumincm, zkiikuniin, [11] T feel myself dragged by it, I 
 
 nivs'. 
 
 dragged by it, I llnd it enlieing, temj)t 
 
 mi 
 
 V.KIlKll- 
 
 niintgii 111 seulk-ii, hi smeem,' You I'eel yourself eiitieed by th 
 
 WlllsK V 
 
 bv 111 
 
 (• wo 
 
 ii\eii ; You fi'cl the allurements of ll 
 
 lelii, 
 
 yoii like to have them. 
 
 IoH-/,!cuk"umiltem, [10] 1 feel myscdf entiecd by his /•. ;/, eli;ii'iii>. 
 
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 ■ i,ul (il'thc ill'' 
 anus I ^^'^^^^ ' 
 
 i\V. 
 
 ll> his I'cw iiulU-'l, 
 
 hhr., 1 l'»1l "'■■'■'■■ 
 
 nil- oi'llif iMuMiiy. 
 
 him, hi^ l)UinUol i> 
 hinUol, nr skin, :ill 
 .(•t whifli I possess 
 
 I;, VDU want to la'o): 
 
 liat ri'iison. 
 Ifor that roiiso\i. 
 ItMvag-c.lby it,!!''' 
 1, tiMujiting ; •zkuku- 
 
 jiiveir ontit'^"l I'V ll.'l 
 lUui-cnK^nts of llu'iii, 
 
 his /-.;/. •■ham: 
 
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 Ins-chizkukutuiiiuin, chizkukumin, ' n 
 
 Kao8-ehizknkuinonu6gui, rec. Wo arc channod with oiu; unothoi-, 
 
 wc do not liko to separate. 
 ChiiU's-chizkiikumiskt'ligu, I uiii ciUii^od by tho pooploj I :ini 
 
 chai'iiied bj'^ tho jtuoplo. 
 riiiiu's zkiikiiinisit'siii, I feel overcoino hy alo«'p, I Hke to sleep, 
 r'hiii-zkiikiiinoiiaks, 1 want to cat, 1 am hungry. 
 Ics-zUukununcm, zkukiinuu, (8) I drag him by toret;, I .sueceed in 
 pulling, hauling, dragging it; I seduce him, I drag him by 
 force, physical or moral, 1 entice him, charm him. 
 
 " zkukunuHem, (1(5) I drag, charm, entice bis 
 
 X. B. 'les-i-ziikumem,' moaiiK that [ am charmed by an object 
 that 1 possess, as 'ies-keigtem. les-zUukuminem, means that 
 I am charmed by an object that I do not yet possess, but 
 which allures, let- '.!;iil:!i:i;.i»,'i:i, means that I cha?'m him, 
 drag him effoctuall}-. 
 /ku/.iikut, zkuzkukualk, ailj. Anything charming, enticing, tempt- 
 ing, dragging us to good or bad, as it were, against our will j a 
 tempter. 
 Zku/.kukumenul, One easily tempted, drawn by temptation. 
 Tii-zknnzuten, ,>«•. My tempter, the one who draws me to good or 
 
 bad. 
 
 Ku es-nzkuzkues'cbiili, You are a coward, you let yourself b' 
 
 dragged down by an unimportant sickness — the jeering word 
 
 with which Indians answer a sick person sighing out 'eh, eb.' 
 
 ("KINKS-ZKOAKOI, chin-zkoako, zkoakosh, (.5) I weep, as if J 
 
 squeezed water out. 
 Chines-zkokoluisi, I go weeping, crying. 
 Ohines-zkokomisti, T weep myself. 
 Cliines-zkokotichsti, T act as if I wore weeping, holding my head 
 
 down in my hands. 
 Chincs-uKkoakozini, I weep through hungci-. 
 Chines-nzkoakokani, I speak weeping and crying, 
 h's-zkoakom, zknakosten, (8) T make him weep. 
 
 •■ zkoiikoheni, (IG) I make his weep. 
 
 '' zkoakoshtem, (14) I weep in his place. 
 
 '• chzIcDukoni, cti/.koakomen, chzkoakoment, cont. es-ehzkoii- 
 komsten, (9) \ weep, cry on that account ; 'chzkoakomcn lu 
 
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 t6io i-Hzkuoii,' T \rci»j) over my sins. 
 
 loH-f'hzUoilkomhcni, (10) T wooj) ovor his on acciniiit »it liis. 
 
 rhinos-chzkokomlsti, T cry over myself. 
 
 Tos-olizkokoinistem, (0'' I wcop ovor my own 
 
 Ka{>s('b7,kok()ninu(\<;ni, Wo wcop over (,»ie aiiotlier. 
 
 Ohiiies-chs!koko])Iemis(i, T cry over my own fhiilts. 
 
 ^hirlos-n7.kokopt^lti, I cry ovor ray dead child. 
 
 ZkokiuNinen, s. A crior, a child weeping for nothing. 
 
 CrriN-ZKrEPiK r^P. l fail senseless, cuiiseil hv a wound oi- otluT 
 accident. 
 
 Chines-zkneVkiipi, chin-tlil, I die suddenly — said of a natural death. 
 
 Tes-zkncHcnpem, ies polsem, /.kiuMkiipsten. ])6lston, (S) T kill him 
 suddenly ; 'ko-7,kuelkupstem, ko-p6|stem,' I die a violent, sud- 
 den death, I am killed suddenl}' ; nejn kae-zkiii-tkuplils, ni 
 kae-pMh'Is.' Wc shall he killed suddenly, we shall die a vio- 
 lent sudden, death. 
 
 .VzkuiHtup ntoliltin, A sudden death. 
 
 (^HINES-NZUKUELPS, (5) I have a stit!' neck. 
 
 ZIvUAKS, Nose drawn on a side. 
 
 ^ZK^RrS, Teeth crooked. 
 
 i-z6g, 
 
 Chincs-zgomi, chinos-/,og, (.'>) I am instructed, lectured, catuehizeil. 
 Chines-zgomi, ohin-zogom, zog«iish. (7) T instruct, lecture, T inform. 
 (Miines-zgozgomi, rrif. 
 les-zogom, zgonttMi, zgont, (10) I lecture him, scold him cateehizi' 
 
 him, inform him. 
 " zgozog6m, zgozgont^n, (lO) rrd. More used, as a lecturer, etc. 
 
 will do it repeatedly. 
 
 zgozgoftt^niiClT) T scold or lecture his or him tor that one. 
 
 zoghshitem, zogshiten, zogshit, (15) I promise him something. 
 
 3 — I tel! him some of my intentions, I inform him of what 1| 
 
 am going to do. 
 '' zogshishem, zogshishemen, (9) I promise that. 
 Chincs-zogslilshi, chincszogshishoni, (ti) I promise. I pledge in\-| 
 
 si'lf, as sponsors do in baptism. 
 I-.sguzogshish, s. Mj' sponsor, ho who promises for me. 
 In-zogshizuten, .<. He who promises me anything. 
 K'los-zogshituOigui. We promise one another, inforvn one auotlui-l 
 
 
,.(•(. UM» tillliK, 
 
 ng 
 
 I wo\iini or otlu-r 
 
 Dfaimturaldcutli. 
 ,on, (S) 1 l<in hill, 
 (lie u violent, siid- 
 ue-zU"tJkiipVils, m 
 :i^ ftliftll (lio !» vi(.- 
 
 ootnvod, catechizfil. 
 ot, lecture, TinfoiMi. 
 
 sioia him caleehizo 
 
 [1, as :\ leetuvcr, otc. 
 
 lov him tor that one. 
 lise him something- 
 form him of what I 
 
 that. 
 Imise. 1 l>lo<lgo my-j 
 
 for mo. 
 
 Liiig. 
 itiform one aivollu r 
 
 (ta5 
 
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 of what our mind is. 
 
 ln-/iOfi;on/.iiten, in-/<ogz()g(»iiziU«ii, ••>. My pnniolier, lecturer, scoldor, 
 
 toachei', my model, he who given me any example, 
 l-nzgotltoii, .s. >fy modol ; 'akl-n/.go^iten,' Take him tor your 
 
 model tor good or hud ; 'Uukl-uzgueltis lu t'k oivusigult/ You 
 
 nuiht 1)0 the model of your children. 
 (.'liiNKS-z()(izo(u.Ti;Msm, I scolil pooj)le, lecture or preacli tu them. 
 ( 'liini's-/,og/,{)goeIli, rliiii-zogy-ogoeltom, ((>) 1 lecture my children 
 
 or Mubjeeta hy words or liicts. 
 I^^s-Zl>gzogo61tem, zogzogtHMtiii, (Sj 1 ^( tiUi his children, suhjyts. 
 I r/.6iio, Prcn»editated. *ist>'"'r. 
 les-tzogom, (10) 1 think of thai befori'. 
 Chin-zgoaskat, (fi) T determine the day, tix the day. 
 leH-zgoazkat'Mhteiii, I tix him u day, tell him the day j 'nem zgoas 
 
 kat'shtemon, patu s})olehi'iykat m rliiu imsh,' I will tell you 
 
 .sev«!u days bei'ori; I start. 
 Chin-eplzgoi'iskat, i promised for such a day to start, or to be back. 
 l--zchz6go, It is wiiat 1 thought about, w hat I have wished, out of 
 
 my own I'ree will, it is willful on my jiartj 'i-szehtz6go,' 1 
 
 wished that befori', it is what .1 had lUcided on bci'ore. 
 
 Ir^-cl 
 
 izoyrom, chz";uiiteii, 
 
 ao)i 
 
 decide on that, ! make my mind on 
 
 that; '(^hzogonteni hj ksztlils,' His death was decided upon, 
 chzogoltem, (17) I decide on his 
 
 I'liines-chzogoechsti, chin-chzogoechsteni, (Gj I do something on 
 purpose, good or had, though much used to sj)ite or vex a pei'- 
 son, 
 
 lt>s-chzogocehstem, chzoguechstemen, (9) 1 do thai on jiurj)Obe ; 1 
 vox him on purpose, by actions. 
 
 Kaes-chzogochslemeiiiii'gui, AVe spite one another, b}' deeds. 
 
 (•hines-chzogochstemeiizuti, I vex myself. 
 
 I-szchzogoechst, It is what I have dune willull,y it is my own fault, 
 it is what 1 wanted; 'i-szchzogehstemist,' !My own lault. 
 
 los-ehzogzinem, ehzogzinemen, (9) T say that on jmrpose, I speak 
 on purpose to vex him ; chzogzlnemenzin,' T speak to you af- 
 ter thought, on purpose to vex jou. it does not exactly im- 
 ply the i<k'a of vexation, hut the idea of speaking out one's 
 mind. 
 Kacs-ehzogzinomeniM'gui, We sj)cak insultingly to one another. 
 
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 Ks-ciiX()iu;kimlk, Ho is jiuI^kI or conileiniied, judgiiiont is i)U6ai'il 
 
 upon him. 
 K>s-(;h/.()j^iU'piloiii, clixogtieiiilot'ii, (8)T ju(Iji;c him, I have my own 
 
 way about it, I rule over it or liim, I condi'mii him; 'icH-chzo- 
 
 f^ucpilcm hi iiakoemori,' I condemn the thief, I do what I 
 
 please with him, I raalce up my mind about that. 
 
 " ehzoguepilcltom, (16) I condemn his 
 
 Chines-ehzogoepilenziUi, T do what I jdeuHo about myself, I am my 
 
 own boss. 
 Cli/.ogiU'piltMen, s. Law, testament, Judgement, sentence in favor (»r 
 
 against. 
 Sncbzogoepilfcten, n. Law, court, kingdom, tribunal. Territory. 
 SgucbzDgut^pilo, .s. Judge, chief, etc., by appointment. 
 Z'NE, <idi\ A little while ago, 'i-zeni-,' .lust a while ago j 'ne i- 
 
 XA-ne,' After a little whde. 
 Z.\l LZ, pron. lie, it, she, pi. zniilz, Thoy. 
 1 ziiilz, ITe alone, himself; 'i-ks-znilzi,' Let him be himsell". 
 Znilz, <i(lj. His, It belongs to him ; 'kt-znilz,' lie it his, let him 
 
 have it. 
 t'lixnilemis, chznileuKMiteni, (8) He took it for himself, he made 
 
 himself his chief, boss, master ; Mco-chznilementem,' Ho nuule 
 
 himself my chief, he took me for his subject. 
 Chziulemheiii, (16) lie nuide himself chief of his 'ko-chzni- 
 
 lomhs hi i-skus6e,' He made himself chief, lord of my son. 
 IKS-ZOM'M, zomen,(9) I suck a wound, suck anything. te^L6peiii. 
 SZOM, «. Bone. pi. szmzom ; 'szomk<^in,' The skull bone of the 
 
 head, 
 h's-ziuzmzinem, ziiizmzincmen, (9) I speak hard, severe to liim. 1 
 
 threaten him. 
 Xzimzmziii, ddj. One who speaks rough, threateningl}'. j|@^Nz6iii- 
 
 pem. 
 lES-ZOKOM, zokon, zokont, (8) I point to him with my fingoj-. 
 
 " zokoltem, (16) I point to his 
 
 •' zukoshtem, (14) I point to something for t!ie sake of him. 
 " zokoshem, zokoshomon, (9) I point to him or it for others. 
 Zokomen, s. Index finger. 
 les-chz6kom (8) I point for that reason. 
 " clizokoHcm, (16) 1 point to it for that. 
 
avo my <)V''»> 
 m ; 'icH-chito- 
 I do wliut I 
 
 yseW; I aii» »>.y 
 iK'ti in t'nv«»v or 
 Territory, 
 liilo ago ; 'lu' i- 
 
 biniseir. 
 
 it l»is, let him 
 
 ii« 
 
 . 'ko-oli/'»n- 
 a of" my sou. 
 
 uU bone ol" tlio 
 
 ><cvore to l)ini. I 
 
 nirly. J^-i^KuJii- 
 
 rith my linger. 
 
 sake of him. 
 lit for othovrt. 
 
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 ( 'hiiii-.s /.oko(.li.sk'ini«li, J (swt'Ur. U 
 
 7A)K7AH)}iELl\ s. Piano tree, plutunuH. 
 I-Z()Ii, (('/j. Flexible, pliiiut, 1*1':. LiinywilhoiH brcukiii^, 
 I/.olko, (iilj. Flexible wood. 
 
 \-'AOOL, udj. Sour, tinrijKij 'i-clizelzols,' frruins sour, iinrijje. 
 l-ii/.ulkii, Vinegar, sour water. 
 /iOLIiir, /-o61igu, .i. Fenuile deer. 
 Zoligui-'Igu, N. Deer .skm. 
 ^nzouliguten, ,■<. A bale. 
 
 ( '!iin-Z()oligui/.e. 1 dre.ss like u deer, Id allure deer.s in bunting. 
 ('IIINKS-ZOOKAMI, ehin-zookfcm, Zdoki'isli. (7) I pull it out, 
 siiiit(;li it (Hit, draw out; the oppot<ite of 'es-zakoi.' We^hkiim. 
 les /ookeni, zookanten, zookent, (10) 1 tlraw out, unsheathe itj 
 
 '/.ookantes lu gatg(^i,' He unsheathed his .swurd. 
 !es-/oMl;ulteni, /-ookalteii, zoeki-lt, (17) I pull out his, oi- it, lor him. 
 " n/.ookcm, (10) I j)ull it out from inside. 
 Iks iii/.oKKM, chzokanteii, (^10) I pull him up, I cure him; ebzo- ' 
 
 kanzU,' Vou have been ciire^l, j)iilli'd oul from death. 
 Ii's-chzokeusem, (H) I pull it out from on high, r. (/. a lun'l stuck 
 
 high up in a wall. 
 ('liinvsn/-i)!ve:iiehi, J di'uw oal a rv'vulvei', an arrow. 
 ClllXKri-NZOKEISl, 1 ])Ull out teell). 
 le.s-nzokeisem, ii/..>keisen, [H) I ]tull his tooth. 
 ■' nzokeiltem, (1(5) 1 pull the teetli of his. 
 ■L^unzokcisem, .s. Dentist, l(j(;(h-]iuller. 
 Sgu/.ookcm, 6'. Any one charged to pull. 
 Isz-ziiuk, What f have pulled out. 
 It'S-e!izookalkom, (7) 1 jiull it out of the wall. 
 IES-Z06m, rc.J. 1 put fringes at that, I trim it with fringes. 
 Ks-zuzom, It is trimmed with fringes. 
 |CIIJXE.S-Z06Tr, <-hin-/.o6tem, zootish, ((J) [ nnnirn, cry. 
 I'hines-chzooti, I mourn for somebody. 
 
 |l('s-(liz(>6tem, ehzo6ten\en, (9) f cry, mourn over that dead — mean- 
 ing the crying which the Indians used to make over their 
 deud.in oldea timeu. 
 
 ebzootemltem, (16) I mourn over his 
 
 [/-oottmen, or zkokoemen, or laienien, .<. A crier, weejdng fur 
 nothing. 
 
ii 
 
 i\ 
 
 ■if 
 
 088 • . 
 
 ZPO(f 
 
 KiU'sclizotomonutigui, \V»' imnirii oiu- anotluT, wo aro used to 
 
 mourn our dead. 
 ' hin<^i>* nzootp^Iti, chiiKvs-ri/.kokopt-Iti, (0) F ttm ini t!ic i|f:ifli nt 
 
 my child. 
 I-ZOSS, lIcjerkM l»is tail, tis a lurioii.s raltlcsnakc. 
 Zoscms, /.oscmiH, C9) Iff jt'rks it violently J '/.oMoinis hi hin»s,' He. 
 
 the suako, moves hin fail violently. 
 KS/,AIM\. ii</j. It is pastcMl, irlncd ; '[■H-/./.i\\)k,' p^trt. imss. What I 
 
 liuvc pasted, fijlued. 
 Ks-z})kami, /.pAk, ((>) It is l.i-iii;r pasted, .t?lue'l. 
 
 <;hines-/,pkaini, chiti-zpkcin, /.pk6isli. (7) I .i^Im- paste somelhiii;,'. 
 les-zpkihn, zpkaiiten, /.pkcMit. -''Uif. es/.pka'^te:!, cs/pkastekii, (10) 
 
 r glue, jmste it. 
 " zpkalti'in, (17) I paste his... 
 '• y.plxash'ilem, (I.')) I ,!.jliie tor him. 
 Chiiios zpakanziili, I put a plaster or Mister to mysell. 
 < •hines-ii/.pkelsi', ro!. 
 
 Kaes zpakamW'LCui. We llirow pastf. rlc. at cai'h ntlitT. 
 Chines nzpkaseusi, ((>) 1 ]i:istt' two thiiiirs tou'i'tlu-r. 
 (""liiuis chzjjkatni, I iiiiies clizi'ijik, ddj. I ,nn :;'lr,cd i>ii, as a lilistri' i> 
 < ''liiu s-ohsipkami, chines-cli/pi'iK'. (')^ I Iiccuhh' u-lucd on,:\s a !ili- 
 
 ter becomes firmly attached, 
 ('hiiic/.-chzpkami, chin-(hzjd<em, (7) I am jiasiing on, 
 K's-cliKidc/'iii. clizpkaiit«''n, (10") f u;lii(' it on, 1 juit a l)li>^ter on liiiii. 
 ( 'liiiu's-chzpakamisti, (n) 1 .;j;liic niysclf to join niysidl' closely 
 
 to ; •kiiks-cli/.pakaniisti hi I'asgelui,' Yon must stick tirmly to 
 
 your hushund. 
 |\at's-chz]i;ikeusi, We are closidy united togethi.'r. 
 Chzpakamin, '•\ Blister, -^tickinii; plaster, anything that sticks on. 
 I«!s-(hzpakaminem, (11) I usi- that for a blister, etc. 
 '• chzijakelpsem, chzjiakeljisen, (8) I blister his neck. 
 '' rhzpakelpsem, chzpakcipscmen, (0) I have it sticking on my 
 
 ncek ; 'hi ncbestin eschzi'iid<a lu ri-sengapeiis,' Sin is tastencd 
 
 to my soul. 
 Icschzpkalkom, (8) T paste it on the wall. 
 Kaes zpak^UH, We are glued, united together. 
 KS-ZPOn, The bone is pierced, 
 (.'hines-zpogomf, ehincs-zpog, (a) I am pierce<| [a bone]. 
 
is hi s(il»"*/ *''• 
 /•^ y.(/N>. WlilU 1 
 
 ;isti' somntUiii.^. 
 •/.pkasti'-Uti, (10) 
 
 lU'd oil, :\s ;i Ml- 
 
 t: Hii. 
 ii blister nti liiiu. 
 .ill niysolf closoly 
 ist sti<'U tirnily tn 
 
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 ( 'liiii.'> /.pu^Dini, rliiiiv.pgoiii, x|>;j;6isli, (7) 1 idi-rci- a limu' 
 
 lo.S Zp^iMIl, ZpgDlUt'll, /.pj^JtJllt, (lOj I pilTCl- lllUt llOlU'. 
 
 /.pgoltt'iu, (17j I liicirc it lor iii 
 
 III. 
 
 Z|io<;oiniitto!), s. Any iiisli-uiuciit to tlrill a iioiiu witli. 
 
 Tas /.jKigo III siiuMvot, 'Pill- snow doos not liroak, it is liani iVo/ajn. 
 
 si> Itiat oiu' call walk on il witlnnit llu' rni>| lircakiiig, lu'ing 
 
 liiorcoij. 
 ('liiiioH-n/pogkein, My skull is lri'|)liiinM|, 
 Ios-ii/,pogkcMnoiii, (S) I Irojiliiiio his skull. 
 C'lIINKSZ'SKMI, fliiii /'siin, z'siisli, (7) I cK-au. clear, ilisciiciini- 
 
 ber a place, 
 li's z'siiii, //si'iilen, /'>im, (10) I cliar tliat place of nililiisli, etc. 
 •• /.'sltuiii (10) I clear it lor liiiii. 
 '• z-s'siiilom, (1")J I lii'lp him cluaiiiiii;' soniclliiiii;. 
 (UiMK's //sulOgiii, //Hiilt'guni, v'»; 1 cKan a place, I >\vci'ji out <>t' 
 
 doors. 
 Ies-/'siilt'guiu, y.'sulcniiii, (S) I swceji his place. 
 Ks-z'siUegu yx/.fN. It is swept. 
 
 Z'suliguteii, N. Shovel, etc. to remove rubbish with. 
 Kscliz'seipe, />(?«.'<. The floor of the hou.se, lodge, etc. is swept. 
 Ies-th//H6Ipem, (8) I nweep his floor, 
 ('hz'selpton, n. Broom, lo sweep the house only. 
 Vm-CHl'iifiUOV., part. past. lEe i.s stripped naked, 
 les-chz'sdlguni, (thz'selgun, (8) 1 strip him naked, vo\> him, clear 
 
 him of his clothes, etc. 
 
 " chz's^lguHem, (16) I strip his naked, rob his 
 
 Chines ('h/."selgunzuti, (fi) 1 strip myself naked. 
 
 res-ehz'selgunzutem, eli//selgunzi\tenieii, [9] [ strip myself naked 
 of that ; 'eh//soligiiii/,utemis hi ziu'its,' ITe stripj)ed hiinsolf o( 
 his ways. 
 lvaos-ch/.'.sclgunii»^gui, We strip one another. 
 Xz'siM, flO] I clear that out of a hole, ditch. 
 
 '' nz'sulegum, [8] I clean that ditch, etc. inside. 
 
 •' nz'sOiiseiii, [S] ' clear it Oom among, 1 si(t i'. Imli ii. 
 Ks-ii/.'sL'Us, jMirt. //(^^■^•. It is sifted, bran, sliorts, etc. 
 Xz-S(usteii, N. .*>ieve, crib, bidter. 
 les-nz'selzem, I eiiiiity, clear a vessel, a room. 
 Ks-nz'siMze, It is clear, emptied. 
 
I 
 I 
 
 Si 
 
 <M0 • 
 
 ZUT 
 
 Nz'solzfeton, s. \''issol to empty with, dippor, biick< f, do. 
 
 Z'hip, It is elonred up, it bocamo clear, oonMumed, all used iiji. 
 thcro is no more of it; '/,'sip hi sm^nigii, in siUcn,' The to- 
 bacco, food is all us(m1 up, thcro is no more. 8^"Soo. 
 
 Chincs-z'spmi, chin-z'sip, [5J T am wearing out in numbers or 
 bulk, lam clcariiii!; ; 'es-//spmi hi sktMigu,' The IndiaiiK arc 
 clearing out, becoming fi^w and poor. 
 
 les-z'spnunoni, z'spm'in, z'spnuiit, [8] I consume it all, I make ii 
 be consumed ; */'s])Uiin1gH hi an-gallzin/ You consumed all 
 your horses, you gambled or sold them. 
 " 7,'spnuhem, [TO] I conMimc all his; 'ko-z'spm'ihgu hi i- 
 Hmenigii,' You consumed all mv tobacco. 
 
 C'HiVKs-z'spfir,!, chin z'sjjcl, I am out of amunitioii. 
 
 Tes-7,'sp61iscm, z'spelisen, [8] f consume all his amunition. 
 
 0HiN-7,'sPKr.T, r am out of childi\Mi, all dead. 
 
 les z'apeltom, z'sjiclten, [S] I destroy all his children. 
 
 rbin-!5'spsm('nigu, I am out oftobacco. 
 
 rhin-z'spzkaguei, I am out of horses, all m^- horses are gone. 
 
 N'z'sip, All that was in is consumed, v. g. tobacco in a pipe. 
 
 CniN-Nz'spfiTiKU, ' am gone in the water, di'owned. 
 
 Chz'spAskat, The sky became clear. 
 
 ("'hin-z'spzin, z'sptne, My provisions arc out. 
 
 fiU IS'ZTTEL, What they bring me to oat, what food they bring. 
 
 riiineszueli, (hin-ziK^Iem, zuclish, [6] I go to bring food, to take 
 it, not to beg it. 
 
 Ics-zufMem, zu«^len, [8] ] bring him food. 
 "zucUtem, znddHcn, [10] I bring food to his 
 
 Cbines-zuultumshi, I bring ibod for people. 
 " ziu'lsbtem, zuelshten, [14] T go and bring food for him. 
 
 les-chzuelem, 
 
 CHIN-ES-ZUTl, chin-z{iti, zutisb, [5] I say. 
 
 les-zunem, ziin, zunt, conf. es-zusten, es-zusku, [8] I say to him, [ 
 call him. 
 
 '• /uhcni, zAllcn, ziilt [10] 1 say to bis T call his 
 
 '• zushtcm, [14] T say for him. 
 
 Kaeszunuegui, Wc call one another. 
 
 Kaeszun'nzul, We say between ourselves. 
 
 Zusiiilslii, Thev speak in a low voice. 
 
V 
 
 d, ('to, 
 
 ed, all usod ui". 
 HiUcn,' The to- 
 
 Hoo. 
 
 t in numbers or 
 riie IndiauH ai'i' 
 
 it all, I niakc it 
 oil consumed all 
 
 .z>pnviVlgu hi i- 
 
 u. 
 munition. 
 
 dren. 
 
 •srs aiT goiu'. 
 o in a pipe. 
 led. 
 
 at food they bring, 
 ibriug i'ood, U> take 
 
 |()od for him. 
 [8] 1 say to him, I 
 
 1 cull his. 
 
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 los clis/i'iiKMii, (•lMZun,[8] I s:iy iibjut luin, oi'hiiu. 
 
 " chszuHoin, [15] I say oi'his I say to him of ; "ko cli-»- 
 
 /.lilts hi i-8kiiso,' lie said to mo of my son ; 'suet }n as'chs/.ii- 
 iicm r Of whom do you speak '( . ,- • 
 
 K>-chs7.iii)em, Xamely, or, that is to say. " 
 
 III zutuMiieiiziiteii, 6'. ^ly instructor. 
 Oliiii zati 11 I s.iid yos, 1 will do U 
 
 <.".iiii zati, s'ltJsi. I said yes, 1 cjiisont to it, bj it so, 1 d> not oMnci. 
 Ohin-zuti eii I said yes, it in so. 
 ( Miiii-zuti ta, I said no. 
 
 los-ch/iUti shein,L9] I say ujtoii it; 'Jesii Kii,uli;cutisheiiiis hi sn- 
 kolpo, shi'i hi i-skeltich,' Jesus (Mirist said upon the bivud, 
 tliis IS my body. 
 CIIIXKS-ZUMi, chinos 7-11, [5] I am knocked with the tists. 
 •liiiies zumi chinzum, zuisli, [7] I strike with the ti.st, box. 
 K'S-zum. zunten, ziiunt [10] I strike bim with the fist, I box him. 
 
 " zuHem, [17] I strike his with the fi.st. 
 
 ('hiiies-zunzuii, I strike myseit with the fists. 
 
 Chines zufilz.ei, I strike somebody with the fists. 
 
 (Miinos kolzuzunzuti. 1 strike my breast witli my fist. 
 
 Kaes-zunuei^ui, v. rec. We box each other. 
 
 {'iiiN.vs KOLiNzb'zuEPi, I kuock at the door with the fiats. 
 
 les-zuaiakanem, zuaiakan, [8] I box his head. 
 
 " zui\8em, zuiisen, [8] 1 box his face. 
 kolzuu8u^enl, [8] I box his cheeks. 
 
 " ehilzuesshinem, [8] I box his torohead 
 
 " nzuauskartetn, [8] I box the top ot his head. 
 
 " nziienem, [8] 1 box his ear. 
 
 " kolzuapkanem, 1 box his occiput. 
 
 " ehisuelpHem, I box the back of his neck. 
 
 " nzuichiiieai, 1 b;>x his back, 
 nzulniutem, I box his sides. 
 
 '' nzuagozchiin, I box his breast. 
 
 '' chilziieiscin, I knock him on the teeth. 
 
 Zuinemem, ,*. .\ follow boxiiiij; uselessly. 
 
 KSZUU, It is stamped, traced — mo.stly used in the iVdlowing de- 
 rivatives : 
 
 Ks kill 7.11 u, pi. 08-kulzu/.aii, "t is printed down, it has the print, or 
 
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 §i 
 
 )\'i'.\[ 
 
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 Th M'.' arc. tiM(".'>!, as of ;i tra:l whciv old ti-air- ciu 
 
 yet ho soyu. 
 
 'r"A> an.'. tiM'-ks o!'a 
 
 trail, roai!, tlic Iimi 
 
 )nnlci hero iind there. 
 
 I- 
 
 uzti 
 
 pi( 
 
 nt, jiJ. ThcM'f a!" s''Vi>ral inu'ks ia ■■;;'V(>ra! places, it i 
 
 well marked 
 
 I-zuzupii'ut. ]v spVsz, There arc yet the j>i"iiits, the marks of lii;. 
 
 (Icnt'i, /•. 'J. iti the \vin:!iii;^ sheet. I'f. ITis IciJliiiL:; is yet pniiU\l 
 
 or traced. 
 I-snzMiV', My trac'cs, the priats I left, not fo.t tracks; 'Mi/.nris/,,' 
 
 His example, tracks. 
 Chines-kulzunzut T print down myself, T leave my own print, as 
 
 hov-! rn IV d^ in the snow, as Clnvst did in tlie windini>" sli.'i'l, 
 iKs-ZfZi'f'SKV, zu/aiuscn, ziiziiusent, [8] f i^ive an example to luiu, 
 
 a-- I ma'cc tracks hcfore his eyes ; 'ko zii/aiiiiis t'fj;i'Si, I't 
 
 eic, 
 
 ir 
 
 c i^avc 
 
 mc an example in ""ood or had. 
 
 fe>-/.iizii,'iHem, [IH] I ijive an example to liis 
 
 lu-zu".iinsen/.ato:i, >'. lie w!io i>;ives me my exam[>Ie, my moilcl. 
 
 Irs-ch/nzmiRem, [S] f give an e\ami)h' of that, r. <j. mod(\sty. 
 
 ch/tiy.nnltem. [1'>] I i;'ive hnn c\anil]u' o''that ; 'ch;',ii;'.ril;',ii! In 
 nehaunicn,' 1 give you an examj>le of prayei'. 
 
 ii-'.n V-hs.>!i, [S] I follow his i'.\am]i!c, I c!i 
 what he doo<. T mimic him, I am his victir, snlistituto ; 'nzii/.iic 
 
 n''.n//ieehs"m, w. 
 
 n/,ii7,iiech!-tc!n. [l')] T follow the cx.'imjde of his 
 
 ohs'ut Hi .lesii Kli,' D) ;is Olirist did, follow IFis examph 
 n '.i!7;ii',iir> n, n'.n'/}'.\'\. [S] f 
 tate him in his way of sjn-ilring 
 1 imitate tlu' crv of a irrizzlv liear 
 
 :\'.< a -I 
 
 pea 
 
 ks, I 
 
 iiiii 
 
 'i(>s-znz!i/.iiiciii III sniiiTiciici 
 
 iMcl, 
 
 7;T"'T'T, s\ >ratiucr.-, niovals, lite, wa\- ofd 
 
 oiii: 
 
 he! 
 
 e!iavior ; '>ii( i :ii, 
 
 in /iiM*, 'Tl'is is my way ; 'ko-mciclt In an /m'll,' Tell m 
 deeds, srood or had. 
 
 e \-M;ii 
 
 F'/-j'clii'zuut y What kind of manneiv- has I 
 
 K' .' ^\■lult kind <>! a inuii 
 
 is 
 
 he ? 
 
 Chiii-chsl/.nui, [tVo-n '-hcs] T hehavc hadly, niv eondiK t is hn. 
 
 CI 
 
 iin 'fi' 
 
 i]/.\\\\t, I htdiavc w(d!, 
 
 Kzagalem/aiut I pagpagt, Ifo hehaves like a good fellow, 
 Iks f'l/'rfyrisTKM, clc/jiteehstemcn, (0) I I 
 
 I f.'.^it him ; 't;i k; 
 
 les ciiKii 
 
 ). ]\\w tow ards ii.iii, 
 t«''i !i~tinicni>'ni ezaW-il t'kaelecii, 
 
roiul, tlu' tr;u'l^- 
 
 ho iniirUs of hi- 
 ll. f i^ vet pnuU^l 
 
 racks; Su/MhU^.' 
 
 my <)^v^ iivinl, ii> 
 :ho wiiuling sliri't. 
 
 o.lol. 
 
 nplo, my m 
 hat ; 'i'h/.n/.u!.'' 
 
 7/.n ii 
 
 'p. 
 
 or. 
 
 liis ox;v>\i«Io, I ''" 
 sul.stituto;'i'/.nx.u(' 
 
 111 lu- 
 
 r>\v 
 
 Uis cx:inilHo 
 
 h- sj 
 
 r,>U 
 
 Us, T 
 
 nil. 
 
 /.Ill 
 
 •mill ^ti\.u;t 
 
 Mdicr, 
 
 hchaviiT 
 
 'Mi(i :ii. 
 
 zmi 
 
 ( ' Toll mo y 
 
 iiiir 
 
 ,lu.t liixl .>r:i 
 
 mull 
 
 (Mllll 
 
 hid ij^l>;' 
 
 zvv 
 
 AVo 'li.l imi tiral I'liiii liUo <Mir liuhoi'. i! 
 
 K^ir's '•li.'.ati^.'Iistoin^Miai^iii, Wo holiavo towards ojioli ollur 
 
 Ii's clii^iitrclisloailli'in, (111) I !ii'l\avo louai'd hi> 
 
 ■liziiiK'.iiiom, cli/uri/aiiomoii, (0) I am usi'd (it spouU to liim, 1 
 
 'ia\o t(i',",-:i!' ! i hiia l>y w^u'. 
 
 'la^ 
 
 <l a kii-o;i oli/,u/aiioiu- 
 
 sti;-!!,' You aro iis(m1 to sjx'ak to mo not wi-ll, It is not f^uod tho 
 
 way you sj)oak to mo. 
 
 .1 
 
 OS ci./niK'.iiiom 
 
 i! loiii, . Ill I I l).'!i:i\o louai'd;- iiis 1)\' Wijrd 
 
 ■; 
 
 Kaos-cli/.iiuziiiomouui't^ui, Wo I»oliuv(! toward oaoli otlior by wordi- 
 
 (1)0 laauiioi' wo liavo o| spctkin^^ {^i oaoli o(l 
 
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 lFN-(Mi/rrTf'i,sint, cli/uutolsi'iuoii, (!)) TIio way I nso lo tliiiik of 
 
 iim. 
 
 .11 IM 
 
 M 
 
 way of I Iiiiikiiij;, lu}- a lvi.-o,a.s ooiiooi 
 
 V i; I j I II 
 
 IIUMd 
 
 Lu ill clix.nutols, 'PIio wa\- I am (liouy;lil of. 
 
 F;ii iii/.iiziii, My way of lliinkiui;', my advioo, a> oxpr 
 
 hu ill oliziiu/.in, Tlio w.iy I am /.jiokon \u. 
 
 fill iii-;'.iitoolist, 'My way oldoiii^. 
 
 [-ill iii-^li/.aiiU 
 
 .',-:- T 
 
 o.isi, I iio way 
 
 ! am ti'oalv 
 
 as L"''sl u III Cii/'iialriMsl t iii-;M)_;niii)i'-, II i- iiiii ti.nMl ii,r \\a\ I 
 am (roa(od I>y my wil'o. 
 !'/;! ill zaiilus, Tho jirinl dial my I'aoo iii'l, c ;/. in tho. -now. 
 Pill iii-kolziiutus, TIio |)riiit of my oliook. 
 
 S/.fTKXK, ". A !j;iaiit .^liost, siijtjiosod t.i ho hunting' li_\ iii^lM U\ 
 olhors oallod 'iikiilomi^u.' 
 
 linos /.not, y/ '< ;. (•'»; I am in'oii^lii in, -riit lor. 
 
 (unxKszri'rri.o 
 
 Is/, zuot, What I lM'oii:j;hl in, what I wmt to hrin^. 
 
 • 'liiiios ziioti, ohin/.iiotom, /.iiotis' , ((») 1 ;^o to liriiii;' somothin^ 
 
 li s-zm'toiu, ziii'l'n, /.ai' 
 
 lolil, (S) I '■'< to 1 1 
 
 V 
 
 niiu: li ; 'i'-i" lonli I II III 
 
 olh'mtoa 
 
 ■ ti'ii,' tl;i and ! 
 
 nil';' III m\' ruling' lior,->( 
 
 •• ziiotoltom, (10) I Cotoli his, or it for him. 
 
 '' zaol'^Iitoin, (1 \) I fv't'li somcliiiii;:; lor hi;:i. 
 Si^ii/.iK'toiii, .'•'. One <'hargod (o liriiig i'l (hiiij^s. 
 lc-v.i;t'sI<a;^aom, (S) I lodli his Imrsr, 
 
 " /.iitoltciii, (fi') I ('rich his <Iiihl ; 'Ko y.iiirll.nii,' I'.rin^ i 
 
 IK.' n I \ 
 
 oil '.> 
 
 !i\v. 
 
 llow. 
 toward.-^ 
 
 !,;i! 
 
 o7.:iL!;*'i 
 
 1 t'kaolooi 
 
 Ollljll 
 
 I'N ''!^!'^! I, Zi|]', It Ihtipiiii.- !Mii;j,ii, iiiiiaviii, a:- a i nad lia\ c'h d 
 iifti'r a ram will. 
 
644 
 
 ZUPS 
 
 1 
 
 /,U\H', O.t. 
 
 !j. It 
 
 IS i'ouirli, iiiuiitveii, 
 
 tl 
 
 lu:. 
 
 I-zuplo^ii, lulj. A plat-e full ofnihhisli. 
 
 l->5nj)alko, Hough log. 
 
 f-nzupak's, Jlougli road. 
 
 Chin zupi'dist, I havo rough hands, by rubbing on dust, »Mf., to 
 
 prevent tboni being slippery. 
 CUun-nzupzupshin, c'binn//))?'.upcbinHhin, I have rough foot sokvs, 
 
 I have a rough coat of rags, ete under my feet to walk on 
 
 the i 
 
 ce 
 
 ZUPS, \7.'7Ai\yA, dim. Sisirr, youngiM- than the person to vvhoni she 
 
 is sister. 
 Zupseus. cop. Thoy are sisters j 'kae zuj)seus,' We are sisters, on.' 
 
 to the other, sisters in ndigion. 
 
 /jU 
 
 pse 
 
 us, u gin 
 
 z6us. They are brother and sister. 
 
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APPEN'DIX 
 
 Ml 'lUbt, Oil-., to 
 
 rouglj tool woK's, 
 foot to walk on 
 
 i,,n to vvl»«iii> ^l»«-' 
 
 o arc slstors, on. 
 
 TO TPIK 
 
 Kalispel-Rnglisli Diotii mw ry . 
 
 CU^iriLKJ) BY TlIK 
 
 MISSIONARIES OF THE SOCIETY OF .IFSl'S 
 
 St. Tynntim Print, Montana. 
 
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s 
 
 «j 
 
 Si 
 
 'li'.' mini 
 
 Dictionai 
 
 In oi'(!, 
 
 I'llsir)!! i;| 
 
 'v;lh tlic 
 '•'■iif in t 
 iiuTc is, ] 
 riiofo (())•( 
 niii,«t, firsi 
 ''oi-respon 
 This IS, 
 
 Yet froii 
 i'ty l)t' fV) 
 f^f ''onjiio- 
 tlm vcrl) II 
 
 T!.. vor 
 |''"igiiial vo 
 
 Hilt (he 
 TlliihJc, t 
 
 y<'t if til" , 
 
 :i'"?'llt Ol; t! 
 
P K E F A i) E. 
 
 numlicrs ;ii 
 
 ih..' 
 
 lit; 
 
 lid 
 
 Oi WIC/ 
 
 1 piii'tuligma aro rolcrrod 
 
 U) by 
 
 ili<.t iiu!nbei-s plju'-ed bctwciiii [);M-onth».'.siH in the first purt ol \.\w 
 Dictionary. 
 
 In ociler thit. (In; iniilli[)!i'it,y ot'conjiigutioiiH may cause no ron- 
 I'lisifin in the loiiiil o}'lh(^ l)iji;ini!i r, it i,s noresyary to i-ciiiiirk that 
 u' ('.\c('ptii)ti i^r^dini' sligiit vai'intioii according as the :\c- 
 in tlu- jii'iuiitivc verb iiills or tails nut on the hist sylhibU!, 
 iliiTc is, j)i'()|]ci'ly sjicaUiiig, l)ut kuc conjugation ol'thc active^ verh. 
 Thcrctoi'c, the rcadtM' having any transitive verb U) conjiigatv, 
 
 'A'l 
 
 Ih fl 
 
 <'.-ni 
 
 nn 
 
 iHt, first, of all, locjh ;it. the phuc ( 
 
 ftho accent and then find the 
 
 I'O 
 
 rrosnondinff vo 
 
 nj ligation. 
 
 Tl 
 
 lis IS, we niav 
 
 '■»>■' 
 
 no Ke\ 
 
 t>i th 
 
 conjugations m tins lan- 
 
 iiuaire. 
 
 I'i'i 
 
 th. 
 
 Yet troin a vci-li accented on llie la-^t syllable several derivatives 
 y be fi)ruied whicli have the aicent on a diflVront syllable; tor 
 conjiigatu)!! ni'snch, rci-oiirse must be had to tlie paradigina of 
 verb the at cent nf which is not on the last syllable. 
 
 b ridativc ilfdi^ has the/ accent on the last sellable it liie 
 o'-iginal verb has it so, othi'rwise not. 
 
 IJiit the verb relative in ,'<fiitnn never luis the accent on the last 
 •jilable, though tornied from a verb accented on the last. 
 
 brin keeps the 
 
 ei 
 
 hVt if th" radical is accented on the las 
 
 lien 
 
 this f 
 
 'nt (I t!u' ,', .-•,'((/,;//(; other-vvisi' the um ■ nt leniuins where ii was 
 
 ny-inullv, 
 
 ul, il, 
 
 OUl 
 
 gli ftiere shc.'uiu not setui lo be any purtuular 
 
p 
 
 IS 
 
 i! 
 
 it 
 
 si 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
 ! 
 
 (lilKcuIty or fliffcrcnoo on this accoiint, yet to facilitato thcso ho 
 Miuch pniuliced forms, both tbrinH arc laid down at lengtli. 
 
 It would li.'ivo afFordod ivliof to tho beginner to liuvo nil tlicsc 
 CO nj 11 ligations sot side by side, so that at a glanco their difforoniT 
 niight strike the eye, but our typographinal resources will not al- 
 low of such a plan. 
 
 Tlic rtailor is thorofbiv cautioned to pay particular attention u> 
 tilt; Hocont of each conjugation, and also to the variation brought 
 nil lilt iiy tic: dilToi'Dnt position of thu accent, and no he will juir 
 cMve that these paradigmata are but one conjugation as far as tho 
 tnnsitivo verb is concerned. 
 
icilitato Ihcso ho 
 It length, 
 to luivo all thcsi' 
 J thoii" tlitt'oi-enci' 
 iircos will not al 
 
 ifiiliir attention U> 
 variation brought 
 ,1,1 no he will l)i'i'- 
 •atioii as far as the 
 
 APPENDIX 
 
 TO 'I'HK 
 
 KALlsrEL-ENGIJSII DICTIONARY. 
 
 • iB» > 
 
 0) 
 Tll(^ Vcrl) TO HE With Substantive 
 
 INDMUTIVK MOOD. 
 Present and Pa.'^t. 
 Sill. 1, ('liin-iliiiiii^'iuu, I airi, I 
 havi' Ix'fU a ehieC. 2. Ku-ili- 
 
 SITIUUNCTIVEMOOI). 
 
 Present. 
 i^iii. 1. Cliikl-ilimli' 
 
 m 
 
 miiruin. 
 
 :{. II 
 
 ly 
 
 utn, That I 
 be chidf. 1 want to bo 
 
 iniiiTum. 
 
 I'l. 1. Tviic-ililin)iii;uii 
 
 Pill 
 
 chit'f. 2. Kulcl--ilimiginn. 8. 
 Kl-ilinugiun. Kol<l-iliiniii;iirii, 
 
 lit 
 
 iiiirnm. 
 
 3. l!ilimi<j:um. Ko On' on soit chef. 
 
 iliniiguni, On cfit eJief. 
 Present and Past eontlnitate. 
 1. Chinos ilimiiiMini, I am tilwav: 
 
 PI. 1. Kakl-ililnnigiim. 2. Pid- 
 ililiini";iiin. 8. Kl-ililiniij;;iim. 
 Pref^ent Continuate. 
 
 •hicf, I ivniain chiof. By ad- niikues-ilimig-iim, or, ehikai's-ili 
 
 di 
 
 nir 
 
 hct'orc till' notiti i 
 
 n th< 
 
 proscnt. 
 
 Tinperfe.ct. 
 
 inlgni. 2. Kukaes-ilimigiun. 
 3. Kues-iliniignm. 
 PI. 1. KakaoK-ililiniigurn. 2. 
 
 MM, 
 
 1. V" cl 
 
 chiii-ilnniii'nni 
 
 1 
 
 wa;- 
 
 Pk 
 
 ililunii'iim. 
 
 3. K 
 
 rios-ii 
 
 chiel. By adding ue tu the ill 
 
 miirum. 
 
 !>' 
 
 '(•-tent. 
 
 Past tst. 
 
 Fiiturt 
 
 N i;ni 
 
 liiu-ilinHgiini, 
 
 I sliail hi 
 
 Sim. 1. hn lsii6i u chin-ilimiguni, 
 When T was chief' ete. Fr.ini 
 
 ehirt". .\s in the pivsotit, by the present indicative, 
 prefixing ncin. 
 
 Future Cohtinuat< 
 
 em (;liines-ilimi"'nni. 
 tinue, remain chief. 
 
 I will 
 
 I'DIl- 
 
 Past '^d. 
 Sin. 1. Lu Itthoi u chin-uis-ilimi 
 glim, Wlien I had done being 
 chiet, after I was chief. 2. Lu 
 
 IS ;v 
 
i 
 
 PS 
 
 IhIk-i II ki!-iii-i ilimi;^iirTi, H. hi\ 
 IhIi/'I 11 iiis-iHrnii^iiin. 
 Futurr !tt. 
 Sill. 1. X« diiii-iliin"i''iiiii, Wlion 
 
 OPTATIVF-: M()(H) 
 
 I*)U'si ut, Past 'Oil/ Fiiturr. 
 Sin. 1. Koiiii-cliiiiiliinii'nin, 1< 
 
 illMill-lllllll!''IUli 
 
 !t. 
 
 W 
 
 iiiM t< 
 
 I shall Ito cliiof. C'"/.' r''/ 
 
 (7'') 
 
 rjo I that 1 had l)i'eii, that I Ij. 
 
 Jhx. Kiom the past iii<licalist'. ili .i j Mhould bo chief. 
 
 F»t 
 
 II rr 
 
 vy. 
 
 Mil 
 
 1. 
 
 liin-;MH-iI'.imLriHii. 
 
 INFINITE MOOD. 
 
 Prcf^nif. 
 
 WIicii I -.hall liavr (Imdc bciiiii Sin. 1. hii i-siiitoigiim, i tu Ik 
 flii»5f". Pn^tijuiiinficm .fii.r. chiot, my being (^hiof. 2. -fiii 
 
 a-siliiniiiimi. 5]. hii silimij^iun. 
 
 F\ifur-3i. 
 
 N 
 
 -iiinii'.'iiiu, 
 
 W! 
 
 I f'!. I. T-; 
 
 ;||illMM'r!liti, 
 
 i, 
 
 nhall n-iint l'> lu' chu-f. 
 Fiituiy. Ath. 
 
 siiiinniiriiini). 
 
 ;i. -P. 
 
 lib 
 
 I SIIIIlllU 
 
 Sill. \<iii cliilvl-ilimiu'imi. I shall 
 
 if 11 111. 
 
 Piiiit. 
 
 <,\\\v 
 
 J\ 
 
 Sill. Lu i-.s/iliiuiu,uin, I io li;i\i 
 
 (V)N!>!'r!()N \F, MOOIV 
 
 il Cl. 
 
 ■ laviiii: 
 
 J cell 
 
 Pa<t. 
 
 Mil. 
 
 I K' 
 
 chii't, !',i!'1iii;;' : f'l the prcspnt. 
 
 n \\\ >()i' Icii > '•hiii-iliMii- 
 
 Fufi. 
 
 /■:/. 
 
 ii;iiiii, It' ! Ii.'kI !i"c!i 
 i'^riiiii I hi' past iiidicalivi 
 
 hi.-r. 
 
 Sin. 
 
 n i-lrsilimiiiftini. 
 
 I t 
 
 <) want 
 
 to In- cliii'l' niv 1)01 III;; cliiol' in 
 
 P: 
 
 rSi m ((fit 
 
 1 J 
 
 i/fii 
 
 tl 
 
 ;siii 
 
 :)ni I 
 
 11 lu' '■lim-ilMiujj;i!in, •! 1 
 ■hii'f. it' T '^hdiiM bi' I'liicf, 
 
 10 liitui'o. 
 
 liy aildinjj; A'. 
 
 ls in tnc ju'osoii! 
 
 Fiif> 
 
 Future 2d. 
 >in. F/ii i ks/i!imii>;n)ii 
 
 M' 
 
 llllV- 
 
 Sill. Fill no chikl-ilinViu-mn, ItM inir Ikhmi (>lili<j;ed lo boohioi". 
 
 siioiild wanl to bo obiol'. it' I 
 siioilld bo (il»li;.;oiI til bo oiiiot'. 
 
 (:()xnrr!()NA'i'i': mood. 
 
 :! n, I Fuf 
 
 !}■< 
 
 l'.\WTl(MPJ.ES. 
 
 Pi'Mnit and Paift. 
 V\u. i. iiii (.liin-iimii^'uiii, 
 iiic chiof. 
 
 K 
 
 n nou ciul 
 
 ilini)'j;un 
 
 •ihonld bo oliicf. 
 
 Sill. 
 
 1. 
 
 Futarr. 
 chiifl-ilimifriini, T 
 
 Pai^t and Prrinit. 
 Kii ncn oiiiii-ijim'iu'irni, I should 
 
 lOMl! 
 
 Ii;iv 
 
 IK'OII fllU'l. 
 
 wanting to bo chiof. 
 Pa.^t 2<L 
 Sill. 1. -till ohiiiiiis-iiinii"nini. 
 
 liaviiijf di)iic uoiiiii 
 
 hioi; 
 
 V. ]\ 
 
 I f tho iiDiin s i'litia! 
 
 tncii in tI)o siibumciivo 
 
 oiniTi'. 
 
 T 
 
 iv: 
 
 ■A b 
 
 tho \ 
 wniaii I mil' 
 
 droppor). rhil<-''">ooiii. obfl::Tt<nlt 
 
 be a m.u. Whioh n'tnark ;ip|iliosiii ;;l i!.. nihiT oi)njiii.';atiiii 
 
 IS. 
 
 1-2 
 
 . Ko 
 
 i-;^ 
 
 . ICo 
 
 1-2 
 
 Ko 
 
 i-.'j. 
 
 Ko- 
 
 -•■1. 
 
 Kii 
 
 2-a. 
 
 Ku- 
 
 2-1. 
 
 Kii- 
 
 2-n. 
 
 Ku 
 
 ^ 1 
 •f 1. 
 
 In-p 
 
 ;i-2. 
 
 All-} 
 
 ;i-3. 
 
 PogC 
 
 ;-i-i. 
 
 Kuo- 
 
 o'-2. 
 
 
V 
 
 MOOT) 
 
 As ill tilt-' [)rvsi'Ut 
 
 trc 
 
 id. 
 
 My li!vv- 
 
 i>,ecl lo Ix'fhiei". 
 riPLKS. 
 
 \<in(( J'li^f- 
 ii-iliim};uni, I !>'■ 
 
 \>t!(rr. 
 IhikVilinn.'iMini, 1 
 
 lo cliit't'- 
 
 limus-iliniigii'ii, 1 
 lilijiuulive the \ >■- 
 ron'niL'iiitioii*"- 
 
 (2; 
 TO BE With Doiiblt^ Possessive Personal Pronoun. 
 
 mil Fiitiiri'. 
 
 
 •iliiiiltSinn, i<"- 
 
 
 oU'., \V"iil'l t" 
 
 
 1)0011, lliiit I '"•• 
 
 ' 
 
 c chief. 
 
 
 : MOOD. 
 
 1-2 
 
 '<r)if. 
 
 1-8 
 
 u^um, i 1" I" 
 
 1-2 
 
 ^ cliiol. 2. Lu 
 
 1-a 
 
 . Lii silimigiun. 
 
 ji 
 
 iliiiM..-i!ni. ■'. ^'»i 
 
 2-a 
 
 ;',. ijii sililiini 
 
 2-1 
 
 
 2-n 
 
 ni. 
 
 n-l 
 
 igiiiu, I io ii:uv 
 
 ,y ',llivlll<-' .l)Ol.)l 
 
 :5-2 
 ;!-3 
 
 : to tlM< present. 
 
 ;-!-i 
 
 r,. /■■■/. 
 
 ;^2 
 
 INDIOATIVK MOOD. 
 
 Present. 
 
 [Pogol— Fallifi-.] 
 
 8lN<JUr,AR. 
 
 SUBJ(fN'UTIVK MOOD. 
 
 Present. 
 
 [I'()j,'6l--KutlHr ] 
 
 SlNdULAK, 
 
 iv 
 
 U-HU 
 
 •]H)^6t, r iiin lliy KoukiiMiifot, I iii;..sl br lli^ 
 
 Ku-j>()g»)U 
 
 Ko-jjoj^oteinp, 
 
 Iv<)-[)()gtn»ts, 
 
 Kn iii-p<);;ol, Thou urt my Kn-iliKpo^ol, 'rium 
 
 hist KolcV-jM)got«', 
 VKur K(t-kl-jjugolcii>|i 
 tiioir Ko-kl i)og()ot>, 
 
 K u-pogotH, 
 Kit-i)()g6t, 
 Ku |H»go()t8, 
 
 I Il-J)()g0t, 
 
 (osrct. 
 
 Ati-j 
 
 I'oguts, 
 
 Kuo-pc 
 
 " hiM lvii-k!-))()<j;ol» 
 
 " oiir Kn-kl-j)(>gut, 
 
 " thfii" Ivu-ki-in)goi)t 
 
 Hi' is n\y I-kl-pogoi, 
 
 " tiiy A-ki-j)ugol. 
 
 11. 
 
 1 
 
 \\» 
 
 K\ 
 
 J.OgiMs, 
 
 Jirot, 
 
 V 
 
 ;i-3. I 
 
 DgotiMill) 
 
 our Ka-kl-pogot. 
 
 pOgOlCDlp, 
 
 Oiroids. 
 
 your 
 liii'ir 
 
 Kl- 
 Kl 
 
 Pmjral 
 
 ■|Kto;«»()lrt, 
 
 his 
 
 your 
 
 ihfir 
 
 my 
 
 hib 
 
 our 
 
 tiu'ir 
 
 my 
 
 ihy 
 
 lii^ 
 
 our 
 
 your 
 
 llu'ir 
 
 Pi,i:uAl. 
 
 1-2. Ivao-pogotlilt, Wi' art' tiiy lva-kl-p«>go(liIt, We musi In- tii\ 
 
 1-a. 
 
 1-2. 
 1-3. 
 
 K 
 
 lJO<roull^< 
 
 Ui 
 
 ae-1 
 
 Kae pogollilt, 
 Kae-pOiL;6tlilK, 
 P-iu-pogot, Vou ari' iuy P-ikl-pogot, 
 
 liis Ka-kl-pi>g6tlil>, 
 >(tii r K a-k? -j)ogot li 1 1 , 
 tiicir l\a-kl-p(iiiullilc. 
 
 oil 
 
 
 ^. P-pogOtH, 
 
 P-pog(jl, 
 
 V 
 
 ■pogoots, 
 
 his P-ikKpog(»t.- 
 our P-kl pogot, 
 tlioir P-kl-]iogout> 
 
 l!-l. iii-pogpogiit, Tlivv are my 1-kl pogpogol. T\ 
 
 (•\ 
 
 Ln-]n)gpog6t, 
 
 U 
 
 IV 
 
 A-kl 
 
 pogpogot, 
 
 :]•!•). Pogpogots, 
 ;M. Kac-i)ogpog6t, 
 Pogpogotcmj), 
 
 I'ogpOgOOtrt 
 
 ;;;5. 
 
 hlH Kl-jiOgpogots, 
 
 our Iva-kl-pogpogol, 
 
 your Kl-pogpogotouip, 
 
 tlieir Kl-pug})ogi>('ts, 
 
 lu.s 
 your 
 ihoir 
 
 liis 
 our 
 
 my 
 tliv 
 
 I IKS 
 
 J 
 
 our 
 our 
 
 ilitir 
 
 The other tenses ai'e taken from these two, a-s in the tlr-t 
 
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 INDIOATIVE MOOD. Future SU. 
 
 Present end Past.' Ncin cliiks-gcst, I shall bo ubK-, 
 
 Sin. 1. Ohin-gc9t, I am good. 2. etc. to be good. 
 
 Ku-ge8t. 3. Gest. CONDITIONAL MOOD. 
 
 PI. Kac-gcst. 3. P-gc8t. 3. Past. 
 
 Gest. Ku iu (or ku) ehin-gest, otf. As 
 
 Future. in paradigma (1). 
 
 Sii). 1. Nem chin-gost, f will be OPTATIVE MOOD. 
 
 good. 2. Nciti ku-gesi, etc. Present, Past and Futun. 
 
 /By adding n^'W to the pix's«iil. Komi-ohin-gcst, "Would to God 
 
 STRTUNHTIVE MOOD. that 1 bo good, that T had boon 
 
 Presevt. * good. 
 
 S'n. 1. Chikygc-sti, I must, will, Fvtv.n. 
 
 can be good. 2. Kukf-gosti, Kbmi-chikfi-gost, "Would fo (lod 
 
 3. Ks-gcsti. that I be able to be good. 
 
 PI. Kaoks-gosti. 2. P-ks-gcsti, INFINITE MOOD. 
 
 3. Ks-gesti. '' Present. 
 
 Sin. JjU Ishei n oliin-gost, When 
 T wan good. 
 
 Ftdure 1st. , 
 Sin. 1. No chin-gest, When I 
 
 .v1k(]] b'.' n'ood. 
 
 Future ad. 
 Sin. Ne obiks-gOHt, "When 1 Bhall 
 want, bo able to be gond. 
 
 Sin. JiU i-sgcst, M}* being good. 
 
 Past. 
 Lu i-8z-g08t. My having been 
 good. 
 
 Future 1st. 
 h\\ ik-sgTHt, My futuro boiiiii- 
 good. 
 
 Future !?d, 
 hu ik-sz-gcst My having b;oii 
 able to be good. 
 
 -.1'" 
 
ive. ^ 
 
 re S(i. 
 
 t, I shnll be ublc 
 
 iNAL MOOD. 
 
 chin-gest, otc As 
 
 aCl). 
 
 VE MOOD. 
 
 i$t and Futun- 
 
 ,t, Would to (tod 
 
 I, tbut T bad boon 
 
 7vtv.n. 
 
 08t, Would to (Jo.l 
 bio to be good. 
 ITE MOOD. 
 Present. 
 
 3st, My being good. 
 Past. 
 , My buving been 
 
 Verb TO BE Witii aSul).,iaiitive aiid an Adjective. 
 
 i.MUCATlVEMOOD. PI. 1. Xem lv:io-got<t kao-ililin.i- 
 
 gum. 2. Kem ]>-ge^^t p-ililimi- 
 
 Present and Past. 
 Sill, I, Cliiii-gest chin-ilinuguiJi, 
 
 I iiiii ii good oiiioi". 2. Kii- 
 
 gest ku-ilimiguni. .*}. Gcst ili- 
 
 iniguin. 
 !'l. 1. Kiio-gest ktie-ililiimguiii, 2. 
 
 P-goBt j)-iiilinuguiii. .S. d'ost 
 
 ililiinigum. 
 
 Future. 
 Sin. 1. Xcin ehin-gcsl chin-ilimi- 
 
 guiu. 2. Xoiii ku-goMt ku-il- 
 
 guni. 3. Nein gcst ililiinigun,. 
 SUlUrNCTlVK MOOD. 
 Present 
 Sii). 1. Cliiks-gcMi obiii-iliiiii- 
 
 giiiu, T iiiUst be a good ohiol'. 
 
 2. Kuks gosti kii-iliinigiuii. ;1. 
 
 Ks gesti ilimiguui. 
 P\. Kaeks-gofUi kai -ililiniigniii. 
 
 2. Pk.s-ge.sti p-iHlirhigiim. H. 
 
 Ks-n'osd ililimigun!. 
 
 imigum. 3. Nem gest ilimiguiii 
 All the other tenses ui*e formed fVom tiiose, as in ])aradignia (J>). 
 
 ture 1st. 
 
 "Mv fiif.iro boivii;- 
 
 'utxirc Qd. 
 
 My having b.en 
 
 good. 
 
 =(1 
 
 l\:: 
 
 »,IU! , ,V 
 
 *: 
 
 m. 
 
u 
 
 .;^! Verb Transitive. ' 
 
 [AcfOiit not on tho last aj'llnbk'] [Acci-nt on the la.-.l sylluLlc] 
 
 IXniCATIYE MOcSl). INDirATlVE MOOD. 
 
 Present. Pi'esent. 
 
 1. Cliin-c'M.aimti, I got mad. 2. 1. Chin-cs-tlilemi, 1 die. 2. Kn- 
 
 Knos aitiiti. i). Es-aiuiti. cs-tliloml. 3. Es-tlilcini. 
 
 I.M. 1. Ka-es aimti. 2, P-os-alni- PI. 1. Ka cs-tlilcmi. 2. P-ca-tli- 
 
 ti. 3. Es-aiiinti. leini. .3. Es-tlilemi. 
 
 Imperfect. Imperfect. ■ 
 
 To fhin-CH-aimti, I got niad. h- To chin-e.s-tlilenu, I died. Mo- 
 
 tlk/nab'V. riebar. 
 
 Perfect Ut. Perfect 1st. 
 
 1. Cfiin-aiint, I got mad, 1 am 1. Chiri-tlil, I died, I am dead. 
 
 mad. 2. Ku-ainit. 3. Aiml. 2. Kii-tlil. 2. P-tiil. 3. Tlil. 
 
 PI. 1. Kao-aimt. 2. P-aimt. 3. PI. 1. Kac-llil. 2. P-tlil. 3. Tliil. 
 Aiiml. 
 
 Ptrfcct id. Coiithiuatr. Perfect 2d. 
 
 Chinos aimt, I continue to he (.'iiin-cs-tlil, I continue lo be 
 
 mad. •' dead. 
 
 Perfect .'kl. Perfect 3d. 
 
 (,'liin-iiis aimt, I have done, tin- Cliin-uis-tlil, 1 have done dying 
 
 islied getting mad. I am after being dead. 
 Perfecf4th. 
 Chin cji-saimt, I had some auger. 
 
 Future 1st. Future Ita. 
 
 N'l-m ehin-ainit, I will gel innd, W-ni-cliiii-tlil, I will dit'. 
 etc., from the past. 
 
 Future 3d Continuaty. Future 13d. 
 
 Jxotn-ehin-L's aimt, T will be mail N'em-cliines-tlil, I shall be deail. 
 continue to be mad. 
 Future 3d. 
 Xem-chinepsaimt, T will have 
 some angor. 
 
 IMPEIlATfVE MOOT). IMPEUATrVE MOOD. 
 
 Sii. AiMilsli. Get ilioii mail. Sin. Tlilsli, Die. 
 
 <''}nf. Ks aiiiil^li, T'eniaiMjContin- Hs-tlihh, Remain dead. 
 
 no thou (o be mad. 
 
 IM. Aiinlui, (let ye mad. PI. Tlihii, Die. 
 
 Onit. Ks-aimtui, I'emaiii ye mad. Ks tliliii. Remain ye dead. 
 
K' la.-l sylluble] 
 
 LYE MOOD. 
 
 esent. 
 
 ,im, I die. 2. Ku- 
 
 3. Es-tUlouu. 
 
 ilcmi. 2. r-es-tli- 
 
 s-tlilemi. ■ , 
 
 ^perfect. 
 
 [cim, I died. Mo- 
 
 rfect Ut- 
 
 I died, I am dcud. 
 2. P-tlil. B. Tlil. 
 il. 2. P-tlil. 3. Tliil. 
 
 'crfed '3d. 
 I continue lo h<' 
 
 ^erft'd 3d. 
 
 , 1 have done d}i»g 
 
 r beini; dead. 
 
 'uture Its. 
 lUl, 1 wdl die. 
 
 {Future M. 
 
 •s-tVd. I slmll be dctul 
 
 ilATIVE MOOD. 
 
 Die. 
 {emain dead. 
 
 1)10. 
 
 {omain ye dead. 
 
 sr B.Jl^vcTIVH mood. ' 
 
 Present. 
 
 1. Chi ks-aimli, I must, I want to 
 
 get mad. 2. Kii-k.suiinti. J). 
 
 Ks-aimti. i 
 
 PI. Kao-ks-aimti. 2. P-ks-aimli. 
 
 3. Ks-aiimti. 
 
 Present Continuate. 
 1. Chi-kiit'S-ainiti, I must always 
 get mad. 2. Kti-kacs-aimti. ii. 
 Kaes-aimti. 
 PI. Ka kaes-aimti. 2. P-Kaes- 
 aimti. 3. Kae8-aiimti. 
 Perfect 1st. 
 ('hi-ks-aimt, 1 must be mad. 
 
 Perfect 2d. 
 hw Ishei u ehin-aimt, When I 
 was mad. 
 
 Perfeet Sd. 
 liti Ishei n cbm-uis-aimt, When I 
 had done being mad, alter I 
 had been mad. 
 
 Perfeet Mh- 
 riii-ka-ep-saimt, T must have 
 some anger. 
 
 Futvre 1st. 
 Xe ehin-aimt, When I shall W 
 mad. 
 
 Future 2d. 
 .Vo chiks-aimti, When 1 siiall 
 want to get mad, when F shall 
 be obliged to get mad. 
 Fvture 3d. 
 Ne ehi-ks-aimt, When 1 shall 
 have been eompelled to )>o 
 mad. 
 
 Future 4th. 
 No chin-uis-aimt, Altir I (-liall 
 have bfon nmd. 
 
 y ^7 
 
 srB.JI\\X'TIVE MOOD. 
 Prf^scnt. 
 ( 'hi-kf>-tlilemi, 1 must die. 
 
 Prrse/nt. 
 (,'hi-kaeis-tlilenii, I muHf always 
 
 ■ b/);i I ; 
 
 die, ete. 
 
 r j,. 
 
 .1 •' ' 
 
 Perfett 1st, 
 (.'hi-ks-tlil, 1 must be dead. • t 
 
 Perfeet 2d. 
 hxi 1 shci u ehin tlil, When 1 
 died. 
 
 Perfeet 3d. •> / .^1 
 hn 1 shei u ehin-uis-tlil, After I 
 had died. 
 
 Future 1st. 
 Xe ehin-tlil, When I shall be 
 dead. 
 
 Future 2d. 
 Xo chi-ks-tlilemi, When 1 shall 
 bo bound to dit'. 
 
 Future 3d. ' 
 
 Xe chi-ks-tlil, When I shall be 
 dead. 
 
 Future 4th. >' 
 X«' <hin-iiis tlil, AttiT I shall 
 baVr «lied. 
 
I 
 
 I 
 
 ii 
 
 I 
 
 ! 
 
 '8 ' 
 
 Future r,th. 
 
 N'otu clii-ks-jumt, ! s'liil! lu'..!, 
 
 1)0 c.oiniJuUiiil ti> j^ct niiul. 
 
 COXDITIONAL MOOT). 
 
 Pant. 
 
 Ku 111 (or Icii) fliiii-;iimt, \\' T 
 
 litui l)L>eu lUiid. 
 
 Pivsrnt ami Fufuii . 
 -hii 111' (•liiii-aiuil, If r am niai!, if 
 f should 1)0 mud. 
 Future 1st 
 \-t\\ \w c'lii-ksuiiuti, It'I sliould 
 \w oliligod to get mad. 
 Future :M. 
 hn no clii-ks-aimt, If I should 
 ho ohiigod to ho m;id. 
 (^OXDITIOXATE MOOD. 
 Present and Future.. 
 
 Ku IKMl chi-k:!-lUrut, I should 1)0 
 
 hound to bo mad. 
 
 Past and P'esent. 
 Ku no;; chin-ainil. T shouUl ho 
 mad, I shouUl have got nia<l. 
 OPTATIVE MOOD. 
 Prc-ivnt, Vast and Future. 
 Komi chin-uimt, or, komi chi-ks- 
 uimt, "Would to God that I got 
 mad. 
 
 txf!x:tI': mood. 
 
 Present. 
 1. Till i .>al)iit, My hoing mad. 2. 
 
 liii a saiint. 3. Lu saimts. 
 PI. 1. Jill kao-saimt. 2. Lu sa- 
 
 imtumi). 3. Jju sail nits. 
 Past. 
 hn i szaimt, My Iiavr!;g been mad 
 
 2. hn a-.szaimt. 3. Lu szaimts. 
 PI. 1. hn kao-szaimt. 2. Lu sz- 
 
 aiintcmj). 3. Lu szaiimte. 
 
 Future /)th. 
 Xoiii i-hiks-tlii, I sliall h.' c mu 
 pollod to die. 
 
 CO.YDITrOXAJi M(J0D. 
 Past. 
 Ku 111 chiii-tlil, ff T had died. 
 
 Prr.i.'iit and Future, 
 hn 110 ohin-trd, Tf T dio, if i 
 should ho dc'id. , 
 
 Future 1st, 
 hn no ohi-ks tlilcmi, Si mori dr- 
 hucro, si moriturus sum. 
 Future 2d 
 hn no chi ks-tlil, Si luortuus <W( 
 dchucro. 
 
 CO:N'DTTrOXATE MOOD. 
 Present and Future. 
 Ku noil ohi-ks-tl'ii, I .shouM h;^ 
 dead, I should die. 
 
 Past and Present. 
 
 Ku nou chin-tUl, I should h(- 
 
 dead, 1 should have died. 
 
 OPTATIVE MOOD. 
 
 Present, Pa?t and, Future. 
 
 Komi-chin-llil, T wish to dio, f 
 
 wish 1 died. 
 
 TXFr>7ITE MOOD. 
 Pi'esejd. 
 hn i-rttlil, My <lying. 2. -Lii a 
 
 stlil. 3. Lu stlils. 
 PI. 1. Lu Jaie-stlil. 2. Lu slli- 
 lemp. 3. hw stliils. 
 Past, 
 hn i-sztlil, ^ly having died. 
 

 
 irc •')th. 
 
 , If I hiul iliod. 
 
 and Fnturr. 
 
 Ill, Tl' T (lie, if 1 
 
 C'Ul. 
 
 fitre 1st. 
 
 thlcuu, *S7 '/oW </'- 
 ritiirus sum. 
 uturc 2(1 
 
 tlil, Si iDOrtUUfi rWr 
 
 OXATE MOOD. 
 if and Future. 
 
 1;s-lli', T shouia Ik'. 
 oul<l die. 
 
 and Present. 
 m-Uil, I sliouM 1h- 
 oviUl have died. 
 
 CIVE MOOD. 
 
 Pa9t and Future. 
 HI, T wish to dio, 1 
 
 d.' 
 
 ^TlTl'^, MOOT). 
 
 Present. 
 \y .lyin-. 2. ^m ii 
 m stUls. 
 
 r.,e-stVil. 2. hn sll\- 
 IjiU stViils. 
 Pasf. 
 
 »ilv having died. 
 
 Future. Ut. 
 1. T/U i ksaiiiil, y[y wuiiliui;' to 
 Ik- mad, my futuvo anger. 2. 
 Fill a-lcR-aimt. 8. Jjii ks-aiints. 
 PI. JiU kao-ks-uimt. 2 Lu ks- 
 aimtein]). 3. Jiii ks-aiiints. 
 Future !M. 
 1. Lii i-kszaiml, My liaviiig 
 I)CHMi compelled to got ma<l. 2. 
 T'iii a-ksz-aimt. 3. hu ksz-a- 
 imt.s. 
 PI. 1. Lii kae-ksz-aimt. 2. hu k.s- 
 z-aimtomi). H. hu ksz-alirnts. 
 PARTICIPLES. 
 Present. 
 -f-iii cliiiies-aimti, T being mad. 
 Trnscens. 
 
 Past. 
 Fill ehin-ainit, T being mad. Ji\i- 
 tns. 
 
 Past 2d. 
 ]a\ chin uis-aiml, T after being 
 mad. 
 
 Future, 
 liu cbikM-ainit, T having to iid 
 niad. 
 
 Future lst.\ 
 Till i-ks-tlil, Mv having tiv die. 
 
 Future 2d, 
 
 hu i-k-.-j/.tlil, My having beon • 
 
 t>))liged to die. 
 
 PARTICIPLES. 
 
 ' Present, 
 hu chines-tlilemi, T dead. Ego 
 inoriens. 
 
 Past 
 
 hu ehin-tlU. I dead. Qm' t'ui (et 
 
 non .sum) mortutis. 
 
 Past 3d. 
 
 hu cl>in-uis tlil, Ego po.^f quam 
 
 mortuus. 
 
 Future, 
 hu cluk.s-tlil, E(j'(i morifuru-'<. 
 
 \. Hi. This pradigma (.5) will be referred to for the next conjuga- 
 tions, and care has been taken t<,) apply the respective char- 
 acteristicH and the pro])or past tense, because from the p?'e,s- 
 ent and past tenses nearly all llie oilier tenses ure formed in 
 all the moo<lH. 
 
I 
 
 ii 
 
 i! 
 
 
 
 \!l 
 
 .10 » (6) (7) 
 
 Verb Tiansltive Indeflnite. 
 
 [AcciMil not on the Inst syllfiblc] [Accent on the lust Kvllalilc] 
 IYr)!<\\TIVK MOOn. mPICATIVK MOOD. 
 
 Trm.nf. Present. 
 
 (Miin-OH-koli, I work. f *hin-os-a/.nii, I trap, I tie. 
 
 Tmperfprt. Imperfect. , 
 
 r»* fliih-fs-kolom. t^o chin-CH-azim. \ 
 
 Pafit ItK. Past 1st. 
 
 i'h\]i-]\o\ou), I worked. I ilid <"liin-azim. 
 
 work. , 
 
 Past M Cnnti.miate. Paxt \'d. 
 
 (.'hin-esk«')lojn. T was work- ('hin-es-azim. 
 inir. 
 
 Past SfL Past -Id. 
 
 Cliin nisk^lom, I have done Cniin-uis-azim. 
 workint;, I finished the work. 
 
 Paiit 4th. PaM 4th. 
 
 I. ('hinep-szk61, 1 have made <'hin-op-s/,aaz. 
 some. 2. Kn-op-fizk('»l. 3. Ep- 
 szkol. 
 1. PI. Ka-op-»zk6l. 2. P-ep-s/.- 
 kol. H. Ep-Hzkool. 
 Future 1st. 
 Xeni fhin-koloni, 1 will Avork. 
 
 Future 2<l Continuate. 
 Xem eliin-es-kolom, T will eon- Neni ehin-es-azim. 
 tinwe to work. 1 will he at 
 \vf>rk. 
 
 Future .i(t. Future Sd. 
 
 \eni cliiii-ejj-s/.kol, T will have Neni chin-ejvHzaAz. 
 some made. 
 
 Future 4th. Future 4th. 
 
 Xem chika-ep-szktM, T must have Nem ehi-ka-op-Hzadz. 
 some made. 
 
 Future ftth. Futxire f»th. 
 
 Nem ehin-nis-kolem, I sliall havt; Nem ehin-nis-azim. 
 tlone Avorkinju;. 
 iMPKPATTYK ^I()OT>. IMPKHATI VK .MOOD. 
 
 Sin. Kulisli, Work thon. A/.i'ish. 
 
 Future Ist. 
 Xem chin-azun. 
 
 Future 2tf. 
 
) • 
 
 I I 
 
 e last syllabli'.] 
 
 isent. 
 
 trap, I tie. , 
 yerfect 
 n. V 
 
 St 1st. 
 
 ISt '^^• 
 
 mt Sil. 
 
 I. 
 
 J.S/ .',th. 
 
 hmn Jiff' 
 
 ini. 
 
 uturc 2ih 
 azim. 
 
 ^sy.asv'/" 
 
 ^Hture Jfth. 
 -op-szaa/-. 
 
 •'«fMrc ftth. 
 is-azim. 
 
 IM. Kolui. Work ye. Aziiui. 
 
 '.'o?i/. Sill. K.s-kuli.sli, licmuiii Ivs-a/.n.sli. 
 
 thou at work. 
 
 !M. KH-kului, KLMiiaiii yo at ivs-a/.iiui. 
 
 H^ 
 
 won 
 
 SUIUUNCTIVJ-: MOOD. 
 Pnnenl. 
 
 SUIULNCTIVK MOOD. 
 
 Prffunt. 
 
 Chi-ks-koli, I have to work, Clii-ks uzini. 
 
 want to work, etc. 
 
 Present .2(1 Continuatt. 
 
 Pi-eaotf ,.V. 
 
 I. C'lii-kaes-koli, I nui8t reuiahi C.'hi-km'Na/.in'i. 
 
 at work. 2. Kii-kaos-k61i. .S. 
 
 Ivaes-koli. 
 IM. 1. Iva-kaes-koli ± I'-kao.-,- 
 
 koii. li. Kaes-kooli. 
 
 Past 1st. Past /St. 
 
 ('iii-ks-k61ein, I must have work- Chi-h.s-a/.iin. 
 
 oil, that I ha(J^vorke^l. 
 
 Fast 3d. Past iki. 
 
 J-iii I^hoi u ohin-kuloiii, When ! hw Ishei u eh!n-a/.'iin. 
 
 ditl work 
 
 Past rill. 
 
 Past M. 
 
 iai Isliei u chin-iiis-koleni, When f^n \x\\('\ u ehin-ins a/.ini. 
 
 I had done working. 
 Future 1st. 
 
 Future Isf. 
 
 No cliin-kolein, Wiien I shall .\\. c-hin-uis-a/.ini. 
 
 wo I 
 
 k. 
 
 Future ,.V. 
 
 Fiituri- ..V. 
 
 Ne chi-ks-ktMi, When I shall he -N'e chi-ks-aznii. 
 Itonnd, or willinj; to work. 
 
 3d. 
 
 Future 
 •leni, A\ 
 have hecn bound to worl 
 
 Future 'id. 
 
 Ne eliiks-k( 
 
 hen I shall Ne chi-ksazini. 
 
 Future Atli. 
 
 Future .'All. 
 
 X • cliiii-uis koh-iii, AVIien I shall Nf cliiii-iiis a/ini 
 li;iM done working;. 
 
 Futurk nth. 
 
 Future 'it/i. 
 
 lATlVK .MOOD. ■ X,, chl-kaei)-s/.k()l, When I shall .Ne ehi-ka-ep-.s/.aaz. 
 
 have any niadi; 
 
 I 
 
i 
 
 I 
 
 p. 
 « 
 
 ! 
 
 ••h. 
 
 
 
 1 ' ^ 
 
 ^1 
 
 » 
 
 " 
 
 1? 
 
 F.ttniynth. 
 
 Future Ofl'. ^•' ■ ': 
 
 ' 
 
 Xt'iii clii kMk:'iIfm, T sliiill iHN'iI. 
 
 W'lii 1 liiks ;izi'.;i. 
 
 
 will to work. 
 
 Fnfiivi' 7tl,. 
 
 Fi'tnrr 7th. 
 
 
 Vi'in chiii-t'lt ^*:'.I<ol, T -^li:i!l linvc 
 
 N'cin '•It! (•ji--/iiiiz. . 
 
 
 somo mado. 
 
 Future Stii. * . 
 
 
 Xcin clii-ka .-l^ s/.l;(M, I sl;!i!l Ir/ 
 
 Xciii I'liiu k:i-t'j) H/ai^s. 
 
 
 hound 111- williiiif lo liMv some 
 
 >-■. :.-. _ • v 
 
 
 made. 
 roXDlTIOXAI- MODI).' 
 
 CONDITrONAL .MooD 
 
 ( 
 
 Pa:<f. 
 
 Pn^f. 
 
 
 Kii hi ('hiii-koit'iu, it I Iiiiil 
 
 !\n In chin a/.im. , ' 
 
 
 worked. 
 
 P>ut M. 
 
 
 ICu hi (hi-kskok'iii, li" I lui'l 
 
 K II III chi-ks-a/.ini. 
 
 
 betMi bound or willing to 
 
 
 
 work. 
 
 Past Sd. 
 
 Past 3d. . 
 
 
 Ku hi fliin-{'i> s/.kol, If I luid 
 
 Km hi cliiiiH'[)-.s/.aa/.. 
 
 
 made any. 
 
 Past 4th 
 
 Past 4th. 
 
 
 Kii hi C'liin-uis-kulcm, II' I liad 
 
 Kii hi chin-uis-a/.iin. 
 
 
 done working. 
 
 
 
 Present aiul Future. 
 
 Present ami Future. 
 
 
 \a\ w chill knl(Mi), If T work, if 
 
 ijH nc chin-azini. 
 
 
 I should work. 
 
 Future tsf. 
 
 Future \st. 
 
 
 hn lie c-hi-ks-koli, Tf I s'.ioiild he 
 
 iiii IK' chi-ks-aziin. 
 
 
 boun<l, or willing to work. 
 Future 2d. 
 
 Future iid. 
 
 
 hn IK- chi-ks-kohMn, Il'l should 
 
 pjii IK- chi-kM-azim. 
 
 
 1)0 hound to have worked. 
 Future Sd. 
 
 Future -hi. 
 
 
 ^Ain m!,! k;'.('l) szkol, it" shoiilii 
 
 \;\\ lie chi-ka-cp-szai'iz. 
 
 
 have made auy. 
 
 Future. 4t.h. 
 
 Future 4^1' • 
 
 
 hn nr chiii-iiiMkoIcMi, li" 1 hiid 
 
 hn lie chm-uis-azini. 
 
 
 done working. 
 
 
1* 
 
 V (Jth. f 
 
 IV 7th. , 
 a/.. 
 
 I) H/.:ii\^. ■ 
 
 in. ■ ' 
 
 ti-t M. 
 t/.tin. 
 
 VSKUU/.. 
 
 is-u/Aiii. 
 
 ami Fiifi:i< 
 /.iiii. 
 
 ■a/-iin. 
 
 \uUin' ^iil- 
 -azim. 
 
 iis-a/Aui. 
 
 (^(•NDITIOXA I'l; MOOD. (.'OXniTlONATK MooD. 
 
 i'ri'Krut ami Future, Frcst'7it tiiul Futurr. 
 
 Kiiiuii clii-ks-lioleni, I slioiild Kii lu-ii clii-ka-ay.iiii. 
 work. 
 
 Paxt and Pnwut. Fast and Pns,tit. 
 
 Km lu-ii-cliiii-koU'iii, I should Kti ikmi chiii-uziiii. i> 
 work, Imvo worked. 
 
 orTATivr: MOOD opt.\tivk .mood. 
 
 l'rcs( ittf Piisf Kill/ Fiii>ir,\ Prcifi'iit, Pa'^t diid Future. 
 
 Ki)ini cliiii-koloiii, Would lo (Jod I\oiiii chin-azim. 
 lliMt I hud worki'd, dial I 
 should work. 
 Iviiiiii ( lii-kw-koli, 1 wish I coidd Komi clii-kN-azini. 
 woi'k. 
 
 INI'IXITK MOOD. • INFIMTK MooD. 
 
 Presen t. ,;!.-./• Prewnt. 
 
 iiii i s-kol, My workiiii;. ' Jju i-saaz. 
 
 Past. Paxt. 
 
 liii i-s/,kol, .My liaviiii? wurkod. La i-szaiiz. 
 
 Future Its. Fiitinrtst. 
 
 liii i-l<s-k6l, My haviii;;' to work hu i-ks-aiiz. ' - 
 
 Future M. Fiiturr ..'d. 
 
 Iiii i-kszkoljHaviiiji^had to work. hi\ i-k-szaaz. 
 ACTIVK PAirrUMPLKS. ArTIVK PAirrrciiM.Ks. 
 
 Present. Preitent. 
 
 ha ohinc'S-k«ili, Worliiiii;, wIumi hu cliini's-azini. 
 I am at work. 
 
 Past. : ' ■ Past 
 
 h\\ chiii-koli'ni, Woi-kini;-, when h\\ cliiii-iizini. 
 I was at work. 
 
 Future. Future. 
 
 hn wv cliiii-kolt'iu, Working;, hu ut chiii-aziui. 
 when 1 shall work. .;->. - .' 
 
 I'ASSIVK PAHTICIPLES. P.'vSSIVE P.MJTKMPLMS. 
 
 Present. Presrtd. 
 
 iiii i-sk«')l, What I do. JiU i-saaz. 
 
 Past. • P„)it. . 
 
 hn i-szkol, What T did. . hu i-szauz. 
 
 The saiiU' as the Infinite .; 
 

 I 
 
 » 
 
 
 14 (I) (9) 
 
 Verb Tninsitlvi'. 
 
 f.\c{-«'ii( not on l!u« lasl sylliil)!*'] [Tii>lrnniciiial fonn •>'. llir .-tii.r] 
 
 IMU'WriVK MOOF). INDICATIVK MOOD. 
 
 Present. Present. 
 
 Sin, 1. Fi's-l<ol(<ni I tin it, I work Sin. 1. Ii'K-l<t»U>nu'iK'»n, I work 
 
 it. 2. .\x-l<olofn. 8. Ks-kiSk'tns. witli it, I uso tlmt for to woi-k. 
 
 2. AH-kAltMiUMU'iii. !J. P>-ko- 
 N-nuMiomH. 
 I'l. I. Kin'H-l<t>|<'ni. 2. Km-Uo- IM. 1. Kiios-koJoiiK'noMi. 2. Ks- 
 loin|». i\. KN-|<iioloins. l«'»loinuiuMn|>. 3. Ks-!<«M>lon>c- 
 
 nomn. 
 ftttperferf. fii)p,rfi',(. ^ 
 
 (*«' n's-lv('>lom, I wofitt'd at it. Fit- ic>H-l<6lomoiioiii. 
 
 Perfert fsf. Perfect Ut. 
 
 1. Kolrn. 2. K<)ii'Mtiiii. M. FCo 1. FvolniH'n. 2. lu'ilomcntjfu. !!. 
 
 ^^<. FC6lcmiH. 
 
 V\. 1. F\at> Icolchlvin. 2. K6- IM. 1. F{ai'-k«>lcnionli'ni. 2. Ku- 
 lont»>i». 3. Fvoolis. liMiuMitcp. H. ]<6ol(>niis. 
 
 Perfect Qtl. Cnntlnnutr. Perfect :!(!. 
 
 1. K«-k/)lstom. 2. I'ls-liolstf^fu. 3. IN-Uolcin.stcu. 
 
 F'lM-kolHtH. 
 
 IM. I. F<»08-kol,xtt'in. 2. KH-kol- IM. Kuc8-k61oin.stenj. 2. VMw- 
 st(Mn|». ;•{. Kfi-koolsts. Ifnipstoj). 3. Rs-ko(^l(■nli^(^. 
 
 Perfect ;W. Perfect 1,1. 
 
 I Kpl-kolon, Then- aro soini- Kpl-kult-nuMi. 
 wliich I made. 2. F<:pl-k6- 
 lentgn. 8. EpF-koFis. 
 IM, Kaopl-k/.k'nt«in. 2. Kpl-ko- 
 
 Icntop. 3. Epl-koolis s 
 
 Perfect 4th. Perfect ^t/,. 
 
 TJi8-k6liMi, I have finislunl work- ris-kolomon. 
 inw at it. I Inivr finished it. 
 [As PertcH 1st by preli.xinjj 
 ui.<( t<» It.] 
 
 Future tst. t'litJire l.<t. 
 
 Svm koli'n, I will do it. Nem koleinen. 
 
 Future Sd Continuatc. Future .i<l. 
 
 Xi'ui os-kolsten, 1 will coiitiiuu' Xoiu cM-kolonisttin. 
 to make it. 
 
I A 
 
 nil ..; ll>'' ^i'''''l 
 VV, M.o()l>. 
 
 )U«ineiicni. -• •''"• 
 
 ncin. 
 
 2. K('»U>iiu'iit},'u. :'.. 
 
 McuicnU-iu. "i. K..- 
 
 rrfcct 111 
 
 >ertWt .'fill. 
 
 ton. 
 
 LmusU'.h. 
 
 Futiin .;</. 
 \( ni iiis-UiMc'ii, I will tiiiisli it. 
 
 FuOin: J,tlt. 
 Nt'in cjiMvoU'ii, I will huvi' .soiiu' 
 niudu. 
 IMPKHATIVK .Unon. 
 Sin. Kok'Hl, Do it. 
 IM. Koli'iiti, Do yv it. 
 <'iint. 1'i.s-kulsUii, rvi-iiiaih iloing 
 
 it. 
 I'l. K.s-k«»lskiii, Hchiiiin, I'diitimic 
 working at it. 
 SUn.IUNCTJVK MOOD. 
 Pn'i*en(. 
 I. Iks UoloM), I nuist, I will, I 
 (Uii flo it. 2. AkH-koitini. :{. 
 Ks-kulom. 
 PI. 1. Kuekwkulcm. 2. Ks-ko- 
 loni. Jl. KH-k<ioleniH. 
 Present ('ontlnuute. 
 1. l-kars-kolcni, I must tilways 
 do it. 2. Akafs-k6lom. {{. 
 KacH-koloniH. 
 Pi. 1. Kakao.s-kolcm. 2. Kais- 
 kolonip. 8. Kucs-kuoloms. 
 Past 1st. 
 |Ks-kolon, I nuist havo done it. 
 [From the Past Indicative by 
 prefixing As.] 
 
 Fast 3d. 
 |Kae8-k<Mstcn, I mnst have re- 
 mained working at It. [From 
 ibo Past (^)ntinuato ol' the In- 
 dicative. 
 
 Past 3d. 
 [Lu Ishei u kolcn, When I did it. 
 
 Past 4th. 
 Ilulshei u uiH-kolon, When I had 
 finished working at it. 
 
 Future •/«/. 
 Nem uiH-kulemun. 
 
 Future 4th. 
 Nem i>2>l-k6len)en. 
 
 IMPEU.\tTvK M(J0D. 
 Koloniunt. 
 PI. K6lementi. 
 Kij-kulemsku. 
 
 PI. KM-kuleiiiHkiii. 
 
 SL'BJU.WTIVK MOOD. 
 
 l*rvsent. 
 I-kH-k»Meinenem. • 
 
 Present .'il. 
 I-kaes-kolcmenom. 
 
 Past 1st. 
 
 Ks-kolemon. 
 
 Po^t ,iil. 
 hw lishei u k()lcmon. 
 Past 4th. 
 hw Nlici 11 Ills kt'ileii err. 
 
 "( 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
I«> 
 
 I! 
 
 i 
 
 I 
 
 r 
 
 Future M. 
 
 Future Ixt. 
 
 Xe-l<ol(Mi, W1k".i T shall inukoit. No koli-inon. 
 [Fi'Diii tlu' Past Indic'Sitive.] 
 
 Future M. 
 
 Future 2d. 
 
 Xc iks-kolom, When I shall Nc ik-s-kiiK-iiu'nem. 
 
 iiuikc it. [From the prostMit 
 
 Siihjiimtive.] 
 
 Future •?(/. 
 Xi- ks-kohMi. Whon T shall have 
 
 niiulc It. 
 
 Future Ath. 
 
 }sv iiis-kolcn, When I shall have 
 finished niakinij; it. 
 Futurk oth. 
 No epl-koloii, When I shall have 
 made any. 
 
 Future Hth. 
 XVm-iks-kolem, T shall need, 
 'vill nuiko it. 
 
 Future '^th. 
 Xon; eji}-k61en, i shall have 
 
 some m 
 
 iide 
 
 t\\ tw« 
 
 Future 8th. 
 Xem nis-kolen, I vnmII finish mak- 
 
 in<r It. 
 
 X 
 
 (' (.'S-lvO 
 
 Future fJt/i. 
 Itften, When I shall re- 
 
 main at making it. 
 Future 10th. 
 Xcni I's-kolsten, I sluill conliniie 
 to mak(! it. 
 
 COXDTTfOXAL MOOl). 
 FaM 1st. 
 \\\\ 111 knlen, Tf I made it. 
 
 Fast .2iL 
 Km 111 !cs-kulen,lfl had to make it 
 
 Fas^t -III. 
 Km 111 ('id-kolen, [f I had miide 
 
 any 
 
 Future ,h{, 
 Sv ks-kulemen. 
 
 Future 4th. 
 Ne iiis-kolemen. 
 
 Future oth. 
 Xe epl-kolemen. 
 
 Future Cth. 
 Nem iks-k61emen. 
 
 Future 7th. 
 Nem ei»l-k61cmcn. 
 
 Future 8th. 
 Nem uis-k«)lemen. 
 
 Future Uth. 
 Xe es-koleujsten. 
 
 Future 10th. 
 Xetn es-koleinsten. 
 
 OOXDITIOX.VL MOOl 
 Fast Its. 
 
 Km hi kolemen. 
 
 Faxt ..'(i. 
 
 Kn \n ks-kolemen. 
 Fast ,UL 
 
 Km hi epi-kelemen. 
 
tare 1"^- 
 
 dure 2d. 
 
 / ■ 
 
 uturc. 'id. 
 en. 
 
 'utiirc Ml). 
 ion. 
 
 hituir 'ith. 
 men. 
 
 lomen. 
 
 f:\tt lire 7th. 
 )lcmcn. 
 
 Future cS'f/*.' 
 (lemon. 
 
 Future Uth. 
 uiston. 
 
 \iiure 10th. 
 lloinstcMi. 
 
 TioN.vr. MOOU. 
 Taut Its. 
 
 Past -.'d. 
 |:cMomeii. 
 
 Fast ,id. 
 [kolomon. 
 
 Pa.^t 4th. 
 Km 111 uiskoloii, Ifl hail Knislicd 
 making it. 
 
 Past oth. 
 Kii^lii I'skolstcn, It' r liu'l iT- 
 malnod making it. 
 
 Frrscnt and Fntun' Isf. 
 hn no k<ilon, If'T miiilo it, il" 1 
 should innke it. 
 
 Present and Future .>d. 
 iiU no oi>l-k»')]oii, Tf 1 should millet' 
 aiiy. 
 
 Vresent and Future dd. 
 -Fill iu' uis koloii, Tf r should fin- 
 ish making it. 
 
 Present and Future ph. 
 Lu no os-kolsten. If I should ro- 
 main nmking it 
 
 Future 1st 
 FiU no iks-kolom, Tf T hj>v<' to 
 mako it. 
 
 Future Jd. 
 
 ha no ks-kolon, IfT should \k' 
 
 obliged to have done it, 
 
 C()NT)1TI()XATE MOOD. 
 
 Present and Future 
 
 Ku nou iks-kolom, I should do 
 
 It. 
 
 Past and Present. 
 !\u nou kolon, I would maki- it. 
 ('"i)t, Ivu neu os-k'olston, I would 
 I'omain at making it. 
 
 OPTATIVE M(JOD. 
 
 Present, Past and Future. 
 Komi-kc»lon, I wish I had done 
 
 [t, I wish T oould do it. 
 Komi iks-k(ilrm, 1 wish I citiild 
 
 <lo it. 
 
 Past 4th 
 Ku }u uis-kolomon. n 
 
 Pastr,th. 
 Ivu lu t's-k'Memstoii. 
 
 Present and Future /•■>/. 
 fiU no kolomen. 
 
 Present and Future ..'d. 
 \a\ no opT-kolemon. 
 
 Present and Future -hi. 
 h\\ no uis-k()lcmon. 
 
 Present and Future 4^h. 
 J'jU ho os-kolomston. 
 
 Future 1st. 
 hu no iks kolcmoiu'm. 
 
 Future Jd. 
 Lu no ks-lv61emon. 
 
 CONDITION ATE MOO I 
 
 Present and Fulvrr. 
 Ku nou iks-kolomonoi 
 
 Past and Prrsein. 
 Ku lion k61emon. 
 Cnnt. I\u ncu es-kolonistoii. 
 
 OPTATIVE MOOD. 
 
 Present. Past and Future. 
 Koni-kolomen. 
 
 Kmni iks-kulomoiiom. 
 
 ' I 
 
 
ml 
 
 18 
 
 IXFIXITK MOOD. 
 
 PrrMtlt. 
 1. I^iii i skulom, My doing it, to 
 
 mako it. 2. h\\ a-sK-rtlem. 3. 
 
 h» skolems. . 
 I 'I. 1. hix k:uvsk6Icm. 2. <FiU 
 
 skolcruj*. 8. Ln skoolcms. 
 
 -Fill koloti, My having nuvdo it. 
 
 Future 1st. 
 hn i-l<s-k()lein, My having to do 
 it. 
 
 Future 2d. 
 hn m- kolen, Making it, when I 
 shall n»ako it. 
 
 At'TIVE PAirritUPKES. 
 Present, 
 hii ios-k«)loni. My making it. 
 
 Past. 
 •hii kolcn. My having made it. 
 
 Future. 
 •fill Iks k«')lem, My having to 
 make it. 
 
 PASST V R PA KTICIPLES. 
 Present, 
 hn i-skol, What f do. 
 
 Pa.st. 
 h» i-szkol, What 1 made. 
 
 Ftfture 1st. 
 hu ik-.skol, What I must mako. 
 
 Future 2d. 
 hn ik-pzknl, What I must have 
 maile. 
 
 INFINITE MOOD. 
 
 Prexeiit. 
 
 
 ■hn i-skolemenom. 
 
 ^K'?' 
 
 P<(St. 
 
 
 tiU kolenuM). 
 
 ■'' ''';;„ 
 
 Future Isf. 
 
 > . ■>■- , ' 
 
 Lu i-ks-k6lomcnein. 
 
 ' 
 
 Future. ,.'d. S 
 iiu ne kolemen. 
 
 A(^TIVE PAKTKIHLKS. 
 Present, 
 hn ies-kolomenem. 
 Past, 
 hn kolomcn. 
 
 Future. 
 hn iks-kolemen. 
 
 P A S.SI \' K PA RT I r I P I j<:s. 
 Preeent, 
 hu i-skolemen. 
 
 Past, 
 hn i-s/J{6lemen. 
 
 Future 1st. 
 hxi ik-skolenien. 
 
 Future 2d. 
 hn ik-s/.koK«men. 
 
K MOOD. 
 
 '<e,nt, •'.; 
 
 n. .x;"-'^'^^V' 
 
 ' '' -o 
 
 '((St. 
 
 tre 1st. ',^ 
 
 llOtM. 
 
 %tr('. 2(1. ^ 
 
 1. 1 , 
 
 »AKTIC'lHliKS 
 
 resent. 
 mom. 
 
 Future. 
 en. 
 
 PART inputs. 
 
 eeent. 
 
 n. 
 en. 
 icn. 
 men. 
 
 ( . V (10) . (11) : ^ 
 
 Verb Transitive. 
 
 [Aicci't on the last (syllable] [Instruuientul Ibnu ol same] 
 
 IN DK'ATl VE MOOD. Us^DirATlVE MOOO* 
 
 :' Preseut. Present. 
 
 Sill. 1. It'H-a/.im, 1 catch him, Sin. 1. le.s-azniineni, I use it t<» 
 
 fie liini up. 2. As-a/.ini. 5J. V.h- catch, to tic. 2. As-u/mineiu. 
 
 azim.s. 3. Es-a/minetus. 
 
 PI. 1. Kncs-uzini. 2. Kssazimp. PI, 1. Kaes-azminom. 2. K.s-a- 
 
 ;{. es-aziims. zmincm]). 3. Eb-azuuincms. 
 
 Past. Past. 
 
 S\u. 1. Aznt6n, I tied him up. S]n. 1. Azniin or azminomeii. 2. 
 
 2. .Vzntegu. 3. Azntds. Azniintguor azminomentgu. 3. 
 
 Azniiis or azminemi-s. 
 
 IM. 1. Kaeazntem. 2. Aznttp. PI. I. Kac-azraintcm. 2. Kue- 
 
 3. Aznltes. azniincmeiitcm, etc. 
 
 l^dst 3d. Cont innate. Past 3d. 
 
 Sill. 1. K.sazsttiii, I continued to Sin. 1. Es-azmistcn or es-azmi- 
 
 catch him. 2. EM-a/,sl<>gu. 3. nemsten. 2. Es-azralstgu or es- 
 
 Ks azst^is. 
 
 IM. I. KacH-az.stLin. 2. Km az- 
 stop. 3. K8-azst^e.s. 
 IMPERATIVE MOOD. 
 Sin. Azint, Catch thou hnn. 
 PI. Azinti, Catch ye him. 
 <'ii>it. Es-az«lcUu. 
 PI. Ms-azsttMvui. 
 
 aznnncmstgu. 3. Es-azmiis m- 
 E8-aEmincni.sts. 
 
 IMPEJ?ATIVE MOOD. 
 Sin. Azmint or azmineraent. 
 PI. Azminti or azminementi. 
 Es-azmislcu or es-azminomslvu. 
 PI. Es-azmiskui or es-azniinem- 
 
 skui. . 
 
 All the other Moods and Tenses are formed tVoin the foregoing as 
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M (16) 
 
 CiMijugaUoii of ilic Third Vorb lloljiilve. 
 
 [From :i vcrl) not juwiitcd on tlie lint syllal>l<>.] , 
 
 fXnirATlVRMOOl). 
 4 ' PRKSK>fT Tenme. 
 
 Ist Singular. 
 I linnj; it to thi'o. 
 " Inin, 
 
 1-2. I\ii-it's-ul<nhi'in 
 !-8. Ics iikultcni, 
 1-2. l*-irs irKiiltoiii, 
 l-:i PiiUuhfiii. 
 
 you. 
 " hiin, 
 
 I'MJIlAl,. 
 
 NVt' iM'iiig it to tlioo, 
 " him, 
 
 " thorn, 
 
 2(1 SlN(UJl,AM. 
 
 2 1. K(i iis-i\UultiMii, 'I'lioii Kriiijic'st it to n\v, 
 2-;{. As-»\lvuhem, 
 2-1. Kai's-ukuHIt, . 
 2 :{. .\s unkuHcm, ' 
 
 1-2. Kii-fs i.UiiHa'Iii. 
 1-']. Kat's-ul;iiltt'm, 
 1-2. P-i's AknHnu, 
 l-.'{. Ktu's \\ukiii»om, 
 
 " him, 
 
 " UH. 
 
 " thorn, 
 
 Pl.UKAK. 
 
 2-1. Ko os-ukiiltt'|i, 
 2-3. KH:;kuHep, 
 2-1. Kucs-akuHIt, 
 2-3. Ks-uukuhop, 
 
 ;> 1. Ko-os i^kuHojiis, 
 :{-2. Ku-os ukultoms, 
 l\il. KM-uknUoms, 
 8 1. Kaos-i\kuHls, 
 :{ 2. P-08-»kiiHoms, 
 o i\. Ks utikiiltoiiis, 
 
 Von 
 
 lirin^ It to me, 
 " him, 
 
 " us, 
 
 " thorn, 
 
 2(1 SiNOULAK. 
 
 Ho l)vings it to mo, 
 t( 
 
 (I 
 
 « 
 PlARAIi. 
 
 3-1. Ko os-ukultfins, They bfin<; it to im^, 
 
 Peufkct Tense. 
 
 1st SiNOUT-AU. 
 
 I brought it to thoo, 
 him. 
 
 thoo, 
 
 him, 
 
 us. 
 
 you. 
 
 thorn, 
 
 1-2. rkulziii, 
 1-3. I'kuhon, 
 1-2. UkuMouMM, 
 
 « 
 
 yon, 
 [Conftnucd on jukjc ,.*.V.] 
 
 I Itriiig tliv 
 " hiH 
 »' youv 
 " Ins 
 
 Wo bring tliy 
 " hiK 
 
 It 
 
 your 
 tlioir 
 
 Tlion bringost .My 
 " his 
 " our 
 " thoir 
 
 YoM bring my 
 
 his 
 
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 thoir 
 
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 lie brings my 
 thy 
 " his 
 " (Uir 
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 Tlwy bring u\\ 
 
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 " liis 
 " voiir 
 
Ive. 
 
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 I* yt)UV 
 ti his 
 
 \V.' Itrlii^!; thy 
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 »> v»ni' 
 t> tlivif 
 
 'hoti l>viiiti;t''*t My 
 
 " his 
 «' our 
 '< thoii' 
 
 Yon »»rinu my 
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 lie hriui^s my 
 *' thy 
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 Thov hrinii my 
 
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 H 1 ■ . . 
 
 (17) 
 CoiiJiiKutioiiortheTliinI Vcili Itrlunvt^ 
 
 [Fi'oiii ti vi'rl) Hfconlod (»ii liie lust syHahh'.] 
 
 VDICATiVK M( )()!». 
 
 IMlHKNT 
 
 I at SiNOL'l 
 
 'knhk, 
 
 .11 lew ( 
 
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 hillt 
 lc>s-chilitt>iii, 
 I»-i(.'s-t'hmi<\ni, 
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 1-2. 
 l-Jl. 
 
 12. 
 
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 l-;5. KiU'S-cliitlli'iii), 
 
 I {jiiurd It lor llicc, 
 " him. 
 
 on. 
 
 } 
 
 ihcm. 
 
 I'l.l'HAI, 
 
 Ku-i's-chithriii. Wo ;;iiar(l it lor tlicc. 
 Kues-cliitlti'm, " liim, 
 
 " yon. 
 
 " IIk'III. 
 
 2(1 SlNdll.AK, 
 
 2-1. Ko aschillti-m, 'riioii ^iiurdosl il lor iiu- 
 
 2-51. 
 2-1. 
 2-3. 
 
 2-1. 
 2-3. 
 2-1. 
 2-3. 
 
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 3-3. 
 3 1. 
 
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 KucH-ohith'ilill, 
 
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 II 
 
 him. 
 
 lis. 
 
 them. 
 
 PLUR.\r. 
 
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 l'iS-cliith6mi», 
 
 Kao8-chitlulilt, 
 
 K8-chitUeeni|>, 
 
 hi 
 
 u 
 
 111. 
 
 IIS, 
 
 them. 
 
 3d SiNdui.vu. 
 
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 Es-chitU6ms, 
 
 Kaos-<'hitHiliIs, 
 
 I'-es-chitHciiis, 
 
 Ivs-chithciiii, 
 
 ti 
 
 u;c 
 
 linn, 
 
 us, 
 von. 
 
 tl 
 
 lein. 
 
 'MH.\r, 
 
 '! 1. Ko-('s-('hitlt( ems, Tliey guard it lor me, 
 
 PfcKFKCT TeNSK. 
 1-it SlN'ni'l.AR. 
 
 1-2. Chitlziii, I y;iiai'<l it for thcc. 
 
 1-3. Chitlt^n " him. 
 
 1-2. (Miith^lcmcii, " you, 
 
 l<'ont''iiu<<f on page ,?.'''] 
 
 I guard thy 
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 " your 
 " thoir 
 
 We guard thy 
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 " thoir 
 
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 our 
 
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 thoir 
 
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 our 
 
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 ihcir 
 
 lit- giian 
 
 s my 
 
 it 
 
 thV 
 
 .1 
 
 his 
 
 a 
 
 our 
 
 your 
 their 
 
 Tlicy giiiini my 
 
 i guard thy 
 
 his 
 
 •• y^iir 
 

 38 
 
 in. I'likuii 
 
 ^•11. 
 
 1-2. I'laiJzil. 
 
 l-5i. Kuo-ukiiltcin, 
 
 1-2. rkiiK'mt, 
 
 1-!]. Kai' uiikiihoiii, 
 
 {Continupil fi-DiH ihojc :Ht] 
 
 I guard ii I«'i' lliiiii. 1 .^*'''ii'' 
 
 Pmjuai.. 
 Wo l.njughl il li' tluH-. NVr l.i'(>!i.u;Iil \\>\ 
 
 .vir 
 
 i$* 
 
 hiiu, 
 
 you, 
 tlu'in. 
 
 his 
 yoiii' 
 thcii' 
 
 2d SlNOI.LAIl. 
 
 it 
 
 'l.l llAl. 
 
 Itiin, 
 
 IIS. 
 llll.Mll, 
 
 Ills 
 Olll' 
 
 tlicir 
 
 I'lH, 
 
 V«iU lli'i'll^lli if I" lilt'. 
 
 '». liim. 
 
 '» tlu'iii, 
 
 3d SiNcu i,AU. 
 II(> liroiii^lil il 1<» iiH', 
 •• Ihci', 
 
 iiiiii, 
 
 Vdii Itrnii^lil II 
 
 IS 
 
 2-1. Ko-iikiill-u, Tli'Hi l.n)iij;'lito->l ii tn mv. TIkmi liroii.mlitcst my 
 2-8. I'kiiH.i^ii, 
 2-1. Ksu'-iik-iiliK, 
 2-;{. l''iiku!l,-Mi, 
 
 2-1. Ki> iikullvji. 
 2-:}. Uku'lvi., 
 2-1. Kao-iikiililt. 
 2-!5. l'ukiiltoi>. 
 
 ;{-l. Ko-ukuhs, 
 8-2. UkuhH, 
 8-8. I'kults. fikiilt 
 8-1, Ka(.'-id;iiliis, 
 8-2. I'kiiloins, 
 8-8. I' uk 111 Is, 
 
 *i 
 
 us, 
 
 you. 
 
 thoin. 
 
 OUI' 
 
 tlu'ir 
 
 Ur lu'itui^lit my 
 thy 
 
 Ills 
 Olll- 
 
 " your 
 V '• tlii'ir 
 
 I'l.L'RAI. 
 
 ■1. I^(>-^'llllvuh^ 
 
 Tlii'v hrouii'lit it to iiH' 
 
 Tiu'V liroiiylit luv 
 
 [Uy |iiH'fixiiig !■" wo liavo tho ContiiiuuU-.] 
 
 2-1. Ko-uku!t, 
 2-3. L' kill I, 
 
 A'-l 
 
 1.-.,l 
 
 2 1. K: 
 
 2-8. I' Ilk lilt. 
 
 (I'lll, 
 
 LMPEKATIVK MOOD. 
 HiNOl r,AH. 
 
 Mriiiu; it lo u\v. 
 
 liiiii, 
 
 " us. 
 
 tiu'lll, 
 
 Tm-Uai.. 
 
 i\(i 
 
 ;ulti 
 
 2-8. Lkiilti, 
 2-1. Kao-ukulilt. 
 
 ■jlil; \l' It I" illi'. 
 
 " liini. 
 
 " us. 
 
 2-3. Ukulli. 
 
 tl 
 
 lOIU. 
 
 IJi'iiiii; iii\ 
 
 <i!ir 
 
 IJK'il' 
 
 •'• ' his 
 
 ■ •• our 
 their 
 
 [Oil 
 
 10 r MiKx 
 
 lis ;'ii<l Tousos'^oriuod trofu tho^^o as j>:ir!uli,--niii (S-0.] 
 
your 
 
 V(,u l.rniii^Ut i.'N 
 '• (tur 
 
 thy 
 
 our 
 - your 
 .- tlu'ir 
 
 'P\u'y l»ri'uii;i»t my 
 
 Uriu 
 
 g '">■ 
 
 •• 
 
 hi.- 
 
 • > 
 
 o'.ir 
 
 - 
 
 Uu'ir 
 
 r.rin.ii 
 
 \H' luy 
 
 •i 
 
 his 
 
 * bfc 
 
 our 
 
 .. 
 
 lUoii 
 
 I-;). ciruii6cn, 
 
 1-2. Chill/.il, 
 !•.'{. Kuo-iliilllciii, 
 1-2. ( hitliilciiit, 
 1-3. Kac-clutlltxiu, 
 
 . * f V 
 
 [Continntdj'iuin puyc .J7] 
 
 2tt 
 
 r gu;ir(K'>! it lur llicii., I ;;Mijir(I»'ii tiu ir 
 
 Plural. 
 
 \Vc ^iiiUiLil il i.ir llui'. 
 " liiin. 
 
 *' yon, 
 
 " tlu'lll. 
 
 2tl SiNtll l,A», 
 
 \\ 
 
 r 
 
 •^, his 
 your 
 llioir 
 
 n>> 
 
 ■1. Ko c.IutlkCjj;ii, 'ritiii! ;;»iU(U''krtl il i'vi- nu-, 'IMkhi ;;'iiui'Ii Ic't iir. 
 
 bs V 
 
 •\nuhiin>:> 
 
 (S.9.] 
 
 li-:3..ChitHci,ai, 
 2-1. Kju-diitU\lilt, 
 ::-:!. ChiiliL'ouu, 
 
 it 
 
 hi 
 
 us. 
 
 tiii'iii. 
 
 L'.}. Chill lu 
 
 illuhlt, 
 1'. 
 
 I'Ll'llAl, 
 
 inl 
 
 I mi miartlvd il k:' im 
 
 IMS 
 
 our 
 thi'ir 
 
 nil y'Uii I'll I'd i:,\- 
 
 i( 
 
 inn. 
 
 •Jl. Kao.'liitlulill, 
 2-3. ChiUtdep. 
 
 ;! 1. Ko-cl«tIl(!'s, 
 
 3-2. Chillzis, 
 ;]. (Miithts, 
 -1. K:u'-dulluiii> 
 ■2. ChilU\lcius, 
 3. ("hitlU'cs, 
 
 " them. 
 
 llx'ir 
 
 ;>tl SlNtlLf.AU. 
 
 n\' iiiKii'dcd it 
 
 \i>\- r.ir 
 
 If nil;;,'! 
 
 IcI 
 
 i;iv 
 
 thoi-, 
 
 liiiu, 
 
 us. 
 
 you. 
 
 tluMll. 
 
 I*i,i:uAi, 
 
 i\') ( 
 
 hil! 
 
 a t iii 
 
 L IiO\ ;iu;irurM il 'd' nir 
 
 Ihy 
 
 his 
 
 our 
 
 your 
 
 thoir 
 
 iir\- uuai'ilin 111" 
 
 [Hy |)rt'fixiiig r.s^ wc have tho Contiiniiitc.] 
 
 il. !«:.' (hililt, 
 
 Chililt, 
 
 IMPERATIVK yw()^). 
 
 SlNCU'I.AH. 
 
 ( luanl it t'or nu-, 
 liini. 
 
 (iuan! lin- 
 
 ns 
 
 i\iK'-Chlt!illl 
 
 t!. 
 
 riiiliilt. 
 
 -(lii;i;r 
 
 us, 
 
 Ihoni, 
 
 Tmkai. 
 
 ;!. Chitilti, 
 
 •I. Kac-ohilluiill, 
 
 ;J. Ohiliilti, 
 
 LitliC:' M(>(jJs jiih! T 
 
 dual'.! v>' ;1 I'nr nu 
 
 iniii. 
 
 us, 
 iheni. 
 )in (1 
 
 on;- 
 their 
 
 (I'lKU'il ye my 
 
 •• " Iiis 
 
 our 
 
 101 r 
 
 eiiMS ioriiuMi innn tliese as ]iava(ii^tiia 
 
 11 
 
 (8-0)]. 
 
30 
 
 (18) 
 Verb Iiiipprsonal. 
 
 I! 
 
 n 
 
 I 
 
 Si 
 
 S 
 
 I 
 
 X. B. Tlic lr:insi!:i(io!i is m FvlmkIij licing' tlu' only language thai 
 
 I has a literal coiTcspondiiig translation. 
 
 FiusT — With VKun vioK.soN.vr,. 
 rXDirATlVK }U')()T). 
 Present. 
 
 Kii-ilwnignm, On i 
 
 TiiiiiD — 'With vkrij transitivi; 
 
 lM!'iH:jON.\I,, .}?•, nilST ni;LAT!Vi; 
 IMPKRSONAI,. 
 
 IXDIVATIVEMOOI). 
 Present. 
 
 Ko-os-dzgam, 
 
 Kii-os-azgani, 
 Ks-iizgam, 
 
 P-es-azgani 
 Ks-ua/.gam, 
 
 On me re 
 
 gariK 
 
 a ^^, 
 
 ii 
 
 " le 
 
 ii 
 
 •■ nous 
 
 ii 
 
 '■' voii,-; 
 
 ii 
 
 " les 
 
 ti 
 
 Perfect. 
 Ko-azganteni, On in' a regarde 
 
 Future.. 
 Neni ko-ilihiigum, On sera diet 
 SUim^XCTIYE MOOD. 
 Present. 
 Ko-ks-ilimiguin, Qn' on soitcliof. Ivaes-azgalilt, 
 Seoond — With vv.nr. intransi- 
 tive IMI'KRSONAI.. 
 
 rXDTCATIVM 3rOOT). 
 
 Ko-cs-ainiti, On s? (iu-lie. 
 
 Perfeet 
 Ko-ainit, On est faciie. 
 
 Future. 
 ?*7cni koaimt, On serat laclie. 
 
 SUBJUNCTn'K MOOT). Perfeet Continuatc. 
 
 Pre-<eiit. Ko-es iizgastem, On me rcganlait 
 
 Ko-ksaimti, Qu' on se {jiclie. Ks azgastomt, 
 
 Perfect. Es-az;;astem, 
 
 Ko-ks-ainit, Qu' on <o\[ \i[r]w. Kaes-azgalilt, 
 
 Es azgalcmt, 
 Es-iiiizgastcm, 
 [Other Moods ;ind Tenses formed from the above. [ 
 
 FniRTil — Sk<^OM) VERIJ relative IMPERSONAE. 
 
 TNDTOATIVK MOOD. 
 
 Precent. 
 
 Ko-es-t'han.shitt'ni, On prio pour moi 
 
 Azganzt, 
 
 On 
 
 t' a roganli* 
 
 Azganlem, 
 
 '• 
 
 i' • 'i 
 
 Kae-azgahh, 
 
 a 
 
 noas '' 
 
 Azgak'mt, 
 
 i< 
 
 vous " 
 
 Aazgantem, 
 
 u 
 
 Ics " 
 
 a 
 
 iv 
 
 it 
 
 i.' 
 
 le 
 nous 
 
 ii 
 .'1 
 
 a 
 
 vous 
 
 a 
 
 ii 
 
 los 
 
 H 
 
 Ku-cs-chaiishiteni, 
 
 (( 
 
 toi 
 
 Es-chaiiRhitem, 
 
 ([ 
 
 liii 
 
 KacH-chaushHlt, 
 
 a 
 
 noils 
 
 P-C8-chaiishitC!n, 
 
 i\ 
 
 VOIIM 
 
 Bs-ohiaiishitcm, 
 
 (c 
 
 OllX 
 
y lungUiigc 
 
 that 
 
 
 •n. 
 
 .Kan ■iiiANsrnvi. 
 
 r, lMRSTUl;I'A■r'^'• 
 LVE>IOOl). 
 
 csent. 
 
 Oil mo rcguriK'- 
 
 " lo 
 
 u le 
 
 - iioiis " 
 
 " VOU.' " 
 
 \'rfcct. 
 
 Ou m' a regurao 
 Oil t' a rogariU' 
 ;: i' . " 
 a iioas " 
 «' VOUi' " 
 
 " Ics '' 
 ,-t Coidinaatc. 
 
 (liiil 
 
 m 
 
 iTijOniaoregur 
 
 " tc 
 
 '= nous 
 " vous 
 " \c» 
 
 tllC !lboYO.[ 
 I'KKSONAl- 
 
 r in 01 
 toi 
 Uii 
 
 vous 
 o«x 
 
 81 
 
 Perfect. 
 
 ni. 
 
 Ko-chauslutt' 
 
 fJhdusliitemt, 
 
 Chaus^hilcni, 
 
 Kae-cliaushtilt, 
 
 Cliaiislilcinl, 
 
 (^hauiisliitoni, 
 
 On a prie pour nioi 
 " toi 
 
 " Iiii 
 
 '• IlOll.S 
 
 " vous 
 
 eux 
 
 Kiri'i! - AVirn 'iimkd vkhb rklativk imi'kusoxai., 
 
 IXPTCATiYE MOOT). 
 
 Present. 
 
 Perfect. 
 
 Ko c'sixui/.hem, On me li; cloiuu'. Ko-iiuixhom, On mo 1' a cloiuit- 
 
 Ku-cs-i''uizhein, " te 
 
 Guizlzt, 
 
 Ks-gnizKcm, 
 
 luu's-g;ii/,Iilt, 
 P-(.'6-giii/J.lv':ii 
 Ks-<ruiizhcni, 
 
 111 
 
 uniz 
 
 Hem, 
 
 ninis 
 vous 
 
 iciu- 
 
 Ivae-guiziilt, 
 
 (Tui/lciut, 
 
 (luiizitom, 
 
 te 
 lui 
 uous 
 vous 
 
 leur 
 
 [Otlioi- Mooils and Toiisos loi-med from llio above] 
 
 X. n. This impcr.iunal trausilivu vorlt, may pro])erly by called a 
 passive veL'l), willi the remark thai the patient is expressed 
 
 Iiul llie au'eiit 1.1 not iiK'ntioneu 
 
 Shoiihl the aiieiit, that is to 
 
 iiy, the pci'son ii\)t;i whom tlie passion proceeds, bo mentiou- 
 d, then (he regular eonjugution oi the verb transitive must bo 
 
 t'ullow 
 
 ea 
 
 \l one a'lance it will be noticed that when the 
 
 agent is expressed the liiial letter is .s ; when the agent is 
 not expiL'ssed, liut is an indetiinite agent, the tinal letter is iii 
 
 or t, V. <j : 
 Ko-azii'antein, On n 
 
 1 a reii'arfle, 
 
 I have been looked at. 
 
 Ko-ii/.gais, 11 m' u regarde 1 have been looked at by him 
 
 Ko-chaiishiteni. On a nrie ijour iiioi, I have been iiraved lor 
 
 ivu-eliuii-'- 
 
 hit. 
 
 [o-giiizltein 
 i(j guizlts, 
 
 .) ll'.at this 
 
 II 
 
 (>n r 
 
 \ one 
 
 iour nioi, 
 
 I 
 
 lave been prayed for by liim 
 
 lie 
 
 U 1 
 
 lo 
 
 niie 
 
 11 
 
 me 
 
 a (lonne 
 
 I have been given that 
 I have been given that by him 
 impersonal transitive verb would answer very well to 
 to the jiarlicular English jiassive, "F have been jiraved for," 
 •I have be. '11 wi'itlen to," '•! have Iiei'ii spoken to;" or to the 
 I.:'.li;i, ''//)//(/ diithiii fuit,'' ''ni/'lii Khiiuin fiiif ;" and the inii'ansi- 
 
 tiv 
 
 I' im|i(U'soiial form id the I.aiin, 
 
 (li.-iti. 
 
 •fit, 
 
 ^s^'e( 
 
 lifxr. 
 
i 
 
 82 119) 
 
 Vfirb Passive 
 
 \Va\;iuj; 0.\ ■ 4", -;(i"ii wliotlivr !i;erc I'O :i ti-ii - i)!issivo viM'b in thi'^ 
 
 Iii'li-.M !;ir,;j;ii":i;^;', tl'.'i-o :r.'.^ tbi-'H- <lo,'fVOO'> of passive. 
 Thv llvst !;i'l'o:it^^s :i st;it" of pi-^'oon witlrnit iMontioning :iiiy- 
 
 boilv'-'. :\<'lin-i, iind it v/ouM nii'-'wiM- tlu' tho neuter verl.. 
 
 'Vhl- might, I)i' "iille'l in-opevly an ti'ljoclivo passive. 
 The see;);:'! iirlicat?':! fh" pri'^'-'ion 111:!'^" ^v wv. iiulcfitiite i\'j;on\ on ;i 
 
 ih'finite ]):itient. 
 The thir.! i:i'!!":'.te-- th- jKi-sioii inivTe hy :i ilelinile ;i<;;ent <mi u deti- 
 
 iiiite piitioiit. 
 
 v\\{<v I'Assivi: vi'.ni! ok state, or AO.n'.rTrvK. 
 INPTCATTVE M(^OT). 
 
 Sinn-. 1. (Mii'.ie-ieliini, T ;ii;i heing boinuK L'. K.M-es-h'l'.nii, :!. !v^ 
 
 lcl\ini. 
 PI. I. Kaes h-hiiii. 2. P-es-lehnii. 8. F.s-U'hemi. 
 
 Past. 
 Sill-'-. 1. Chiues-liehi, or I'lche, F :un boiiii<l. l'. Ku- es-liehe. :>. R>;- 
 
 ""liehe. 
 l>i. 1. Knes-liche. '2. IV's-Ii-lic 2. Ks-liiehe. 
 
 Future 1st 
 Sin--. Xein chineslielie, T will be bound, no U'jafus. 
 
 Future 2(1. 
 Sill-''. Xein chines lehiiii, J will bo bound, lUjahor. 
 SUB-irXnTIYE MOOD. 
 Present 2st. 
 Sill-'. ('!iik< h-!inii, Thiit T may Vie bound, ni Vijrr. 
 
 Present 2d. 
 Sin-'. ("I-.i-kaes-liehe, That 1 may bo bound, ut sini ligatu.'^. 
 [TliT other Moods and Tenses are tbvmed as in parndigma (0)]. 
 
 sr.cONli \KP.T, I'ASSIVK AVITII AX INDF.FINITE ACiKNT. 
 
 lNl)[('AT1VEMO()r). 
 
 Present. 
 Sing. Ko-es lehltn, 1 am being bound, ligor, on mo lie. 
 
 Perfect. 
 Simr. Ko-lchentejii, I have been bound, h'ljati's fui, on m' a lie. 
 
 Perfect Contmuate. 
 Siim-. Ko-es Ichsteiii. i have always Iveeu bound, on mo lie ton- 
 joni'N. 
 
88 
 
 passivo. 
 iMOiitiouing si''iy- 
 tho Ticutor vorli. 
 
 pjisRive. 
 
 (1c>fiiiito agent on :i 
 
 iK.rriVK. 
 
 i^';,i.,w.l«.1'.ini, •'■ ''- 
 
 li. 
 
 Ku- es-liclic. :>. Rs 
 
 (jatus. 
 
 hor. 
 
 ,jn\ 
 in paviidigmH (''!]■ 
 
 ^IMTK AGENT. 
 
 11 mo lie. 
 
 f/s/V/, on m' a !ii'- 
 „,„„.U on mo lie ton- 
 
 Futun 
 
 I! 
 
 '.'in 
 
 ki)-l(.lK'iilcni, I shall he Ijoiuid, Ihiidmr, oil uio lioni. 
 
 r,. 
 
 ftov th 
 
 is niaiHu>r 
 
 (.1 
 
 u; n 
 
 lal 
 
 ivo vorbs are mac 
 
 !e \. 
 
 )as8ivo, 
 
 I'hon tlu' au'cnl is an indvtlnilo one, 
 
 can 
 
 • cc 
 
 llial tliis i,- 
 
 d 
 
 'riioii, at fii'st sight, one 
 li 
 
 s tlu' luv-ntu-al iniporsoiiai voiU ot paradignia 
 (18). This form is hoard ovcry inoinonl, 
 
 TlIlKD— Yk1{I5 I'ASblVi; WITH TMK AUENT l!;XPllKS.SliJ). 
 
 It'thr passive phraso makes omphasis on tho patient or on the pas- 
 
 ion, the practical roi 
 
 Udcl'llU 
 
 oi It, ••^■oii 
 
 Id \k 
 
 one 
 
 jf Ll 
 
 10 
 
 rchitivo verbs, r 
 
 'J- 
 
 Ko h'honfc's t Piol, Potor b 
 
 ounu mc. 
 
 have been bound by Petor. Pctor "'/■/ bind mo ; namely, i 
 have not been killed, but bound by him. 
 lint Avben the emphasis ot the phrase falls u}»on the agent, then this 
 
 uage pi'ofors th 
 
 passive jiai'tKipIo past, cunjuga 
 
 ted 
 
 as 
 
 pofjof in paradigma (2), which we repeat here under this pas- 
 sive form. 
 
 IXDICATIVE MOOD. 
 
 Vresc.nt. 
 
 1st. Sing. 1-2. Ko-a-s7.-lich, I am the one bound h\ thee 
 
 1-3. Ko-9z-liehs, '< " 
 
 1-2. Ko-sz-lichcmp, " " 
 
 1-3. Ko-sz-liichs, 
 Plural. 1-2. Kac-sz-lichlilt, We are the ones " 
 
 1-3. Kae-sz-lichHls, •• " 
 
 1-2. Kue-sz-liohliit, 
 
 1-3. Knc-sz-liichlils, '• " 
 
 2d. Sing. 2-1. Ku-i-sz-lich, Thon art the oiu' " 
 ^ 2-3. Ku-8z-lichs, " '' 
 
 2-1. Ku-sz-hch, " " 
 
 2-3. Ku-sz-liehs, « " 
 
 Plural. 2-1. P-i-sz lieh, 
 
 2-3. P-.sz-liehs, 
 
 2-1. P-sz-lich, 
 
 2-3. P-sz-Uiehs. 
 
 nan 
 
 you 
 
 thum 
 
 th 
 
 'ou are the ones 
 
 3d. Sing. 3-1. r-sz-lich, 
 3-2. A-sz-lieh, 
 3-3. Sz-liehs, 
 3-1. Kue-szdicli, 
 3-2. Sz-lifhcinp, 
 
 lie is the one 
 
 ee 
 
 mm 
 
 you 
 
 thorn 
 
 uic 
 
 him 
 
 us 
 
 them 
 
 me 
 
 him 
 
 us 
 
 them 
 
 mc 
 
 thoe 
 
 him 
 
 us 
 
 VOM 
 
:{4 
 
 :•{-.'{. Sz-liichis, lie is tlie one ltoui\il l)y tliciii 
 
 tm' 
 
 IMiii'iii. ;M. T-sz-!Hc1i, Thoy are l!u^ oik's 
 
 FtitHir. 
 Sing. ><(Mu Iso-asz-lich, I sliall \h' tlio one bound by thoo. 
 
 SUBJITXCTJVE MOOD. 
 Sing. lvo-ak-sz-Ii(.'h, That T be (he one l)uuni! by thee. 
 
 [Other Pcisniis and Ten.'ies made from the Present. J 
 Y. R. There is another :'.p]'arently ])assive verb, made by the i\- 
 dnplioation ol'the last constjtiant, which shall be spoken ol be- 
 low. 
 
 i! 
 
 I 
 
 (20) 
 lli'diii»lic»{ion of Lettors in the Verl». 
 
 I'Mrst. — The repetition of the first consonant by phicing it after th;' 
 first s_yllah!e. makes (he diminutive, v. <j. : Chines-koli, I 
 work ; Chines-kok'li, I work little. 
 
 Second. — The rej)etiti()n of the accented vowel, leaving the accent 
 
 (111 
 
 the first, makes the idnral collective; of the tliird perso 
 
 r. 7. 
 
 l"]s kooli, 'IMie\- work collectivftly, together 
 
 J J 
 
 Third.— The repe(i(ion of th(> first syllable, or of the root, whicli 
 iisMallv 'Oiisisfs of one syllable, niakes the plnral distributive: 
 Ms-kol-koli, They work here and there, not collectividy. Hc- 
 niark Isl, (!i!it even this distrilmtive plural becomes collective 
 wlu'ii of sevoi'al biinds, some are working together, and then 
 one !i;iist use the double plural — es-kol-kooli — the meaning ot 
 which is, (hat thev work in several bands or places, but sever- 
 
 al mcMi at each place 
 
 woi'kin!>' towther ; 2d. that the distribii- 
 
 live 11 
 
 nral is tised not onlv when several persoi.s 
 
 work se])r- 
 Ihc 
 
 1 doe: 
 
 ately, bnl even when a siiigle and the same persoi 
 same action seA'eral time--, or that then' are several separate 
 oliji'fts oi'th" action, '". (/.: fhinesdvolkoli, 1 woi'k here and 
 if several ]ilaces or times, or at several objects sejiar- 
 ri>iiH"< a/.azm!. I break horses, be; aase I must rejieal- 
 
 th 
 
 ere 
 
 atelv 
 
 ediy throw the lasso at the same horse, 
 ''onrlh. "The ivp'dition ol'the last ccjiisonaiit, or (d'the last sylla- 
 hle. gives the idea of going 10, or placing one'.s sell in the ;i(i 
 imiicritcd hy the verli. (Iinij.rh 1 (oujeys [ find in no other hiii- 
 guage a-nythiiig (liat literally answers this particularity ol this 
 
ul l)y il>i>>^^ 
 
 mo 
 
 y Ihoe. 
 
 Pi-oscdI.J 
 
 , inivile Ijy lli'-^ i'^- 
 
 red). 
 
 ^)hu-iiig it iificv Ul.- 
 . : Chinos-koVi, \ 
 
 leaving the accent 
 
 ■ the tUiv<l iv.-rsoi!. 
 
 gcthcv. 
 
 'of tlio root, NvUicli 
 
 plnniiaistviUutivo: 
 
 t collectively- U'- 
 boc'omo!^ colloctive 
 together, iviul tlieu 
 lil-tho meaning ot 
 ,!• places, but scvcr- 
 . U.al tbe .lititribu- 
 pei-soi.8 ^vork seiir- 
 u> person 'loes tlu' 
 liv sc>veral sepaviUe 
 1^ I work bore ini-l 
 ;oral o1>jeets si'par- 
 ';iusc 1 n'mst rrpeul- 
 
 form. The hope is cnterlaiijed that by placiiiy togothei- sev- 
 eral verbs of this kind, the rcadov may catch the moaning ol 
 
 tliis iTpetitinii. The no;r.'o.-t vcn:lfrmg of this form seems to 
 be the Ttiiliaii andare a, vcniir u. 
 
 I'utio. 
 
 ' "biiK'sti'iko, I lie (bnvn, (jiacdo. 
 (''biii-tki')k(t, T fell (lov.-ii, ren)i! n ijiniM, 
 < 'hinoskolc, T am made. 
 riiinkolil, T an) born, proilucrd, rcuiii (ul <'x 
 
 fatto. 
 Rs znk, ft restiM, ^ jwsato. 
 
 ''kak', Tt rested itself, ando d ywxcT';'', romr a /itj<arf 
 I'ls niche, It is sawed, b seguto. 
 Xicb'ch, Vr.mic sajato. 
 !'!s shil, it is cjioppcd, t' tagliafu, 
 Slilil, Si t'ifjUo, vcnnc a hKjUar^i, rc/inr titijin.ifn. 
 lis sign, ft is poip'cd oat, e rti'suto. 
 ."^iiriiU'ii. Vrniic a vcrsar-^', vcnnc vcrfiato. 
 Ks ]m, Tt is smashed, '.' schinrciafo. 
 -h(')z'/, V('7ine "rhiaccUito, irimr ii M-hii.iu-im':'!. 
 
 Tkoko, andii d ijlaaK 
 
 loiu 
 
 fciiHi' 
 
 Sellij), FTe mistook, xi sbcKjh'i'i. 
 Scllip'p, Vennc a xha(jllars.i. 
 Taks sellip, Ilc-will not mistake, lunt 
 'raks-scllip']), Xo« rcrvn a dnujluir.'ii. 
 I''s-cbingM, IIo is tainted, (' nutcchi'ttD. 
 (^hini'igugu Vcnttc a iniwc/iicrsi, rciiv-- 
 Ks chitug, It is added, i; lUjyiunfo. 
 <^'!iitg::gi!, T"'/.'},'(" ltd aijt;ii.!n!jcr-'<i. 
 1-tog, Straight, diritto. 
 Tu"6<i"o, Vrmie raddrizzato. 
 
 ■■/ .■<hiunii'i'ii 
 
 ll' 
 
 ■hi:lti. 
 
 
 :t i 
 
 s txi'oiu'.d 
 
 iniit<. 
 
 iloukoko, Si luaci'ib, vcnnc tnafinatu. 
 
 St' forms my be notieeil in a 
 <»l the Oietionnvv. 
 
 greal many i'(h,|> in iln' tii'sl j 
 
 la! 
 
 M 
 
 or oftbe last sylla- 
 lone's sell in the aci 
 i,m! in no olber hm- 
 purlicularityofthis 
 
 V' 
 
it 
 
 r 
 
 36 (21) 
 
 A List of S'-ziH-ii] TiTiiiiuiilious of \'orl).s of Whicli iw 
 
 H^.cnflc 5Ii':ilion is Mh'Ic 
 
 
 .tli.-.iiltlk I 
 
 1.— rt 
 
 I'M :iK';ui- 
 
 tl 
 
 10 p:i'.;i\'i' jMi.ssi 
 
 lul: 
 
 ,<• ('. 
 
 vti 
 
 1) ; it III 
 
 Win- 
 
 l:Mv 
 
 the last syllable ivdupliciited 
 Kori-utcni, Feiisi])k'. 
 Uclicli-utoni, YisibU>. 
 Lkoko-iktem, Possible. 
 
 -AT, 
 
 7 
 
 the iiclivf iidssiliilitv ul the Vei 
 
 I'l. 
 
 Kolc-nuitem IIo can do it. 
 Uclie-iiuilem, lie can see it. 
 
 f\.~'M 
 
 I ;ieiii 
 
 niiiiciii !s ti:-<i.'ii 
 
 to indicate l!ie iii.sti'iiDK'.ital me 
 
 in- 
 
 iiig oftlie verb, as (i])jiosite to the action proper to it. 
 
 h 
 
 s a/ini 
 
 I li 
 
 \m. 
 
 li 
 
 iiiineiu, I use it to tie, 
 
 les-gonkiiui, 1 <;-i'ind it. les-^o;ikoni(iue!n, I grind with it. 
 4.— Ni'mein expresses the smecss in the line of action implied 1> 
 
 the J'adical. 
 
 Mi'ip, It came to be known 
 
 ;iiowiiii: 
 
 ii, liind it out'I learn il. 
 
 !-'s-!:;ipiMiuueni, T succeed in 
 
 Cukup, it «j;ot clean. 
 
 les-yiikiipiiuni'm, 1 succeed in cleaiiini^' it. 
 
 Eiei, with the reiltiplication of the two first letters, moan 
 
 fei'iniin"' 
 
 dmidutioii. It can be made active. fit^^'Feigii. 
 G. — Kl means luck, good or bad, chance. fiQrLuck. 
 7. — Snug means worthy. JUS -' A i nit, gest, chem ; also made activi 
 
 aiis s";;i. 'tiling th;;! hapjieiied naturally or acci'l-nta!!; 
 
 n, 
 
 -gani, Dry. Ks-gampmi, It d 
 
 nes 
 
 up 
 
 Hs-taal, I: is I 
 
 )OSl' 
 
 tali 
 
 )mi, 
 
 t "'ets loose, 
 
 0. — Kus Means by the middle, between, communion. 
 
 inniiieraMe otlier teruiinahons, or com])ositioiis, can be lound an 
 der the radicals, sii, teem, takem, tkom, il'im. 
 
 "!'' 
 
 !l coiiclusio 
 mations 
 
 n })e it I'cniark'ed that both the terminations and U 
 
 Ol 
 
 verbs and nouns under each root are far Irom be- 
 ing exhaustive. One can safely make any similar < ()mj)osilions 
 ur ih i';\ al;\(.'s !i'oni any radical, if their nietiiiing adnuls of 
 thrill. 'Tu pretend to lay down all the derivatives and com- 
 
 liosHloiis ol 
 
 I 
 
 pOSSilHl'. 
 
 eiremuslance 
 
 lulian vei 
 [■1 
 
 b, it 
 
 WOUll 
 
 I be t< 
 
 attemp 
 
 tl 
 
 le im- 
 
 U'li verh is simply as 
 
 n(lle.s> a> t' 
 
 iiulliliulinoiis 
 
 )V V 
 
 Inch it nun' be ;iiTectt'd. 
 
f 
 
 Which 
 
 at> 
 
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 ■il'. 
 
 
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 The Best Stories by the Best Irish and English Writers. 
 Some of the Contributors to 
 
 "A Ronnd Table of the RepresentatiYe Irish and English Catholic Novelists." 
 
 (See page 34.) 
 
 .■rl>. 
 
 runienlal nu-aii- 
 
 n- to It. 
 
 ic. . 
 
 i-iu'l vviili it. 
 
 tion implied I'V 
 
 diluul,'iIW''n-nil. 
 
 rst k'ltei-s;, rnouu^ 
 ve. 8i2^'-Feign. 
 
 alf«u uukK' activt.'. 
 
 lioii. 
 
 ;. t-an be iiiuinl u"- 
 
 liiiiatioii'- !Vi>'' 1"''' 
 ,1 aro Itu" li'om bc- 
 jnilav (diupusilioiis 
 lU'auiiig adiiiils oi" 
 jivaliv>-'> aiKl <-•"">" 
 i alU'inpt tlu' im- 
 
 
 \£ayi^/!^>t^t^^/ei..^^k,:i^t^c^r^ 
 
 Bom in Belfast, Ireland. 
 Resides in I.undon, En>;land. 
 
 ,JhA%-t*^*Kt^ A m *,u ^ J%jU^ 
 
 4^iCfl[Z^i^i. y^tt*'** >7<^/^«B^ 
 
 Bnin in DuHin, Ireland. 
 Kesidcs in loiiddii, Knijland, 
 
 Born in England. 
 Resides in London, Kngland. 
 
 33 
 
 Born in England. 
 Resides in London, England. 
 
34 
 
 IPublicationa of 
 
 Round Table, A, of the Representative American Catholic Novelislj 
 
 At which is Served a Feast of Excellent Stories by 
 
 Eleanor C. Donnelly, Maurice Francis Egan, Christian Reid, 
 
 Anna Hanson Dorsey, Francis J. Finn, S.J., Anna T. Sadlietf; 
 
 Ella Loraine Dorsey, Walter Lecky, Mary A. Sadlierj 
 
 John Talbot Smith, Charles Warren Stoddard. 
 
 With Portraits, Hiographical Sketches, and Uibliography. i2mo, handsome bind 
 
 ing, with special design on cover, $i Sd 
 
 The best stories l)y the best writers, with superb illustrations in two colors, inter* 
 esting biographical sketches, and lists of their books. 
 
 To this volume the best Catholic novelists of America have each contributed j 
 story. Extremely interesting as a collection of stones, the unique character of the boo||l 
 
 has attracteil widespread attention, so that three editiotisX 
 have been printed within a year. The style in whichi 
 the book is brought out is worthy of the contents, 
 is a volume of 350 pages, in large, beautiful type, 
 fine paper, bound in a particularly appropriate 
 attractive cover. Life-like portraits from the mo 
 recent photographs are given of the authors, witli in 
 teresting biographical sketches, and lists of their bo 
 It is a very handsome work. , 
 
 " One of the most thoroughly unique and ch 
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 desk in many a day. Its purposes are threefoN 
 it gives readers an opportunity to become acqu«l 
 with the appearance of their story-tellers bj( 
 publication of excellent half-tone likenesses, 
 briefly m biographic form something of interesi 
 each one ; and last but not least, there is an inu 
 ing story. 'I'he book is all in all so very mei 
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 ^Springfield Tribune. ^^ 
 
 "A novelty in bookmaking. . ■ ^ In it inA 
 is served a f east of excellent stories. . • . Iti4 
 exceptionally handsome and well printed book. 
 The work is in every sense creditable to Cathoi 
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 Born 1854, Montreal. 
 
 Author of " Women of Catholicity." " Names that Live in 
 
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 Round Table, A, of the Representative Irish and Engll 
 
 lie Novelists. At which is Served a Feast of Excellent Stories by 
 Louisa Emily Dobree, IJaroness I^iuline von HUgel, Sophie Maud« 
 
 M. E. Francis, Lady Amabel Kerr, Clara MulholS 
 
 Theo, Gift, R. 15. Sheridan Knowles, Rosa Mulhe 
 
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 the American " Round Table," and is sure to be as heartily welcomed by all lovers o^ 
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can Catholic Novelist 
 
 Christian Reid, 
 Anna T. SadlietrJ 
 Mary A. Sadliefj^ 
 
 Ten Stoddard. 
 
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 trations in two colors, inter- 
 
 ica have each contributed , 
 unique character of the book 
 ention, so that three eclitions\ 
 year. The style in whichJ 
 worthy of the contents, 
 in large, beautiful type,^ 
 larticularly appropriate 
 e portraits from the m<l 
 en of the authors, with i^ 
 hes, and lists of their bo 
 
 St thoroughly unique and ck 
 1 found its way to the revjl 
 I, Its purposes are three foff 
 >pportunity lo become acqu» 
 :e of their story-tellers 
 lent half-tone likenesses. 
 : form something of interest 
 but not least, there is an in^ 
 ik is all in all so very meriA 
 -ce be done it ia„a9tt«l^ 'K* 
 une> 
 
 jookmaking. . . ."^nitinS 
 excellent stories. . . . It "! 
 some and well printed book, 
 ery sense creditable to CatW 
 lie Standard and Times^ 
 
 I and Engl! 
 
 lent Stories by 
 
 , Sophie Maud^ 
 
 Clara Mulholl^ 
 
 Rosa Mulhj 
 
 Mrs. Hartlel 
 ography. I2r 
 
 id contains the best stories til 
 are all capital ones, and till 
 :ches are given of the writers^ 
 whose stories we read, the 
 n colors are also given, set it 
 as attractive in every way a: 
 tily welcomed by all lovers '