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LONG LOWMAN A HANFOBO CO, 26^094 Copyright 1909 LOWMAN it HANFORD CO 鑿森 TTLI WA 拿歸 PRBFACB MI The Chinook Jargon onginated primarily as language of Mc«titty. The early Spanish and EngliAl 'mvigatori who tfttdsd in Mid nlMnit Nootlm Souiid to tli9 >^4t qiuv tef f»f the Seventeenth Century were responsible for its inception. Later, whon Um outposU of Urn Hudson's Bay Company rMched the Pttdfic CoMt and opened up trading relattoiM with the Indians, a far Ir^ri v vocabulary 冒 at evolved as a necessary means for bartering and communicating with the Indians of the Coast Tribes. Hence the Chinook Jargon which i' a nuxture of 8puifaA« French, EngUsh and Tndim words, became, after a few years, the universal language of all the Indian tribes of the northwest Pacific Coast. These tribM wjr muMmw, thm bring OMily • Imidnd different tribes in Washingtem alone, each having its rmn peculiar dialect. Thus it cm be very readily understood that the adoption of some mxch language m Chinook wm an absolute necettity. This is a vocabuk " of the Imr 、 ，iape H spcdcen today: all obsolete words having been mUm 、^ed. To attempt to give the exact pronunciation in ph "atic English is futile, as the reproduction oi the ，i，iai guttural articluation is impossible. Howevrr, this ，- "lionary is properly accented, and nothing but 、、 r":ort talk:"'; acquaint- ance irtth the Indians thmitdTes ooovey tiie comet prontmciation. In connection with the compiling of this pocket Lexicon of the Chinook Jargon I am indebted to many of the Pioneers of the Northwest Territories of Canada and Kittitas County, Washington, for valuable arabtance given, and thanks are especially due to Mr. George Gibbs. It was through reference to his "A Dictionary of the Chinook Jargon, or Trade Language of Oregon," an exhaustive treatise published in 1863, that a correct and uniform system of spelUng obtains herein. — P. J. L. ORTHOGRAPHY vOWIBuS as , as as as in in in in a (-6) e (-a) 5 (-6) i (-6) —― M in I (-1) as in 6 (-6) as in 6 (-ou) • as in u (-u) as in u (-u) as in CONSONANTS far, father, was, what, obey, they, prey, met, wet, yet. marine, machine, pin, tin, an. note, row, go. whole, hole, mule, rule, rude, pull, put, fulfill. c as ch in church, chime, churn. g ― as in gig, gilt, gimlet. kh as in ach, loch. k'h asperate k only. kl, ktl, and tlk represent the clucking sounds in pro- nunciation. Other consonants uttered the same as in English. CHDIOOK NUMERALS Ikt Mokst Klone Lak'-it Kwin'-num Tigh-um Sin'-a-mokst Sto'-te-km Kwaitt 10. T&ht-le-lum 11. T^ht-le-lum pe ikt 12. T^t-le-l\im pe mokst 20. Mokst t4ht-le-lum 30. Klone t^ht-te-lum 100. Ikt t^k-a-mo-ntik 1000. T^t-le-lum Ok-a-mo-nuk 2000. Ifcdcst-Iitti tikHMnoHntk ENGLISH-CHINOOK ve Dive rns After Afterwards Again AUve All Alms, to give Although Also Always American Amount, large Amugemtnt r, to mate lotner Appear, to Apple Apron Sakb-ft-li Mam'*ook stoh T*b4n-a-we; Kwun-niim In'-a-ti Hwah Tik-egh Kwass Kim'-ta Kim'-tah Weght Cole sick EMa-han Ya'-ka-n^it-ti Kon-a-we' Mam'-ook kla-how-yum Kukh'-tsi; Kegh-tchie Weght Kwd.-ni-sum Boston man Hy-iu' Mam'-odc hee'.hee Pee Sol'-lecks Le p6me E-ke'-so; Kis'-su Le mah; E-be'-po-tektk Ko Ka-Ua-tan Kah*kwa spose E'-la-han Al-ta Ko'-pa Kwal'h Keep'-woot La hash B«ck,tlM Become, to Bed Before Behind BeUftve. to Bell BeUy Below Blue, light Board Bob-taitod (hone) Boil , Bone Borrow, to Bosom E-meck' Ma-a&h-chie; IV-thake Labal M&h-kook Stick-skin Ta-mo-itch Huy-huy O'-pe-kwan Kit'-ling Ka-mo'-suk Si-am' (%et'-woot Cla-poo'ch-ut Kok'-shut Mam'-ocdc fnik^-puk Ee'-na Keh-wa Ch^h-ko; Ch&k-co Bed E'-Up Kim^-ta Kum'-tux Tin'-tin Ya-kw^lh-tin Kee'-kwil-lie La san-jel' O'-laMie K'-lip closhe Kal.,ak'-a.la Le bisMcwee Klihl Klale Klik'-a-mula Pa-see'-sei HaMo se-Ah-^bMitt Pil-pil Mam'-ook poh Spo'-ah La plash Boat Sis'-ki-you Lip'-lip Stone A_yah'-whul To-toofth i 4 s ■Hciun-cmiioos of boat doat Dom other, elder ather, your^er Dther-in-lav cket t tter y, to Hy-as' ty'-ee Kun'-a-muxt Kil-tt'-iut; La-boo-ti' CV-pitl-kegh Oot'-kaa La ca8*8tu' Klik'-waUe Pil chik'-a-min Skoo'-kum tum'-tum Pi'-ah s4p-o-lil Kok'-shut To-wAgh K!uk-ulh' Bloom K^p-ho Ow Ec'-keh Ta-mo'-Utch Moog'-moos Ka-li'-t«n Ikt kow Pee To-toosh' la-Ides' M^h-kook Win'-a-pie C Calico Call Candle Can, tin Canoe Cap Cape, land Care, to take Carerne boat Carrots C Carry, to Cart Cat Tv'-um sail Mam'-ook wau'-watt La shan-del' Kit'-ling Ca-nim Se-ah'-po Nose Kloshe lumMtsh Lash La calet'; ■StoMram Lo'-lo Chik'-chik Pua'-ptat Catch Cattle, homed C«dar, log Cedar, bark Certainly Center to Bks Chestnut, color Chicken Chief CI ,to I, small 8, large Clear, from Clear np, to Cloth, cotton Cloudi Coal Coat Cock, nutte MM Cold, dckness Comb Comb, to Come, to Come, just have Concerning Confesi, to Consent, to give Coaquw, to Cotmt, to Cook, to Copper Cough Cord Coi Cranberry ToMo Moos'-moos Ca-nim stick Kal-a-kwah-te Na-wit'-ka Kat'-iuk Chik'-a-min lope; La then t.a chase La-ah Ca-pa'-la La pool Ty-ee' Ten'-as Tl'ko'-pe Luk-ut'-choc Smet-oks Klah CMh-ko Idah Sail Smoke Pi'-ah stone Ca-po' Le cock' Cole Cole sick Comb Mam'-ook comb Ch^h-ko Chee' clu\h-ko Ko'-pz Yi'-em Ma wit-ka Ku'-on or To lo Kwun'-num Mam'-ook pi'-ah Pil chik'-a-min Hoh'-hoh Ten'-as lope E-saltV Kul-Ugh Kar'-po Tal'-a-pus Tsugh PoV-itsh So'-lo-mie • Crazy Cream Crooked Crok«7 Cross Crow Cry, to Cup Curly Cut) to Pel'-ton Le clem Ki'-wa Ma-Uh La clo-a' K4h-kah Cly Oss'-kan Hunl'-kih TITco'-pe color int lit Dime Direct Doctor Dog Dollar Door Don't know Down stream Drink, to 一 ive, to Tanse Po'-lak-lie Klale 0'-k\i8-tie Sun Mem'-a-loost Ik-poo'-ie kwU-lan Hy-as' mjlh-kook Ttk^gh :Tip \i6w-itsh De-aub' Hul-o'-i-ma KuU Mam'-ook il'-la-hie Bit: Mit De-14te Doc'-tin Kaw'-ook or Kam-ocdc Do!-la; TAh-la La po'-te Klo^-naas Mi'-mie Muck'-a-muck chuck Kish'-kish Piht-lum De-ly, H4ht-haht Po'-lal-Ue ■MWUBH-CHINOOK Chak'-chak Kwo-lam' Ten'-M lun To'-lo li'-Ia-He or Il-lah-ie M^-Iah Muck'-a-muck Skwak'-wol Le Sep; Uoel-la oto'-te-kia T^ht-le-lum pM •to'>t«-]da Lik-pe'-hu MooMock Man moo'-lock TAht-?e-luiii.pa, Oct Kul-lagh King Chautsh Ki。g Chautsh man Ko-vet'; Hy-iu' KI*t'-a-wa klah Ten'-as po'-lak-lie Kon'-sie or Kon'-a-way Kon'-a-way kah Huy-huy F Se-ih-host Spo'-oh Si- ^ake si-4h Hy-ak' Kwultl Kow Glease Pa'-pa ItMan Kwass Te-peh or tup-so Fade away Falsehood Fall, to Fallen tre« Far off Far, not Past (auick) Fart (dght) Viuten, to F«t Father Fathom Fear t-OBIMOOK It FeU Fenul* Fence Fetch, to Fem Few Fight, to Fight, with fltta Ftftoen Fito Fill, to Find, to Fine Fingers Fire Pint First cUm Fish Fiih-book Fivt Flea Flesh Flour Fly, to Fog Food Foolish Foot Fork of rim Formerly FortuM Four FourtMii Fowl Free, to Frirad Frog l^} to fx* Fur Fvion Klootch-man Kul-agh Mam'-ook cfaMk*ko Waum tide Ten'-M Mam'-ooV sol'-lelcs SolMeks puk'-puk T4ht-le-lttm pee qutn'^a 誰 La Um Mfttn'-ook pahtl Klap Klim'-min Le doo O-la-pits'-ke; Pi'-ah EMip ay-as chee Pish Ik'-kik Kwin'-nutn Cho'-tub Itl'-wil-lie Sap'-o-lil Ka-wak Cul'-tus smoke Muck'- a-muck Pel'-ton Te'-ou-it or le-pee Kwjlh-ne-sum M 肪 -lie La poo-shet' Mokst la boos' ihn-kut'-tie Ta-m^-no-ww Lok'-it Taht-le-lum pee kdcMt La pool Mam'-ook klah Pa-si'-ooks Sikhs Shw^h-kuk Mam'-ook la po-el La po-el' Pahtl Tip'-so Al^-ki To'-lo Kwa'-lal-kwa'-lal Sla'-hal It-!o'-kum Mam'-ook da'-ha) Ii'-kum Cul'-tu* pof-latdi Pot'-latch Kwann Kil'.it-tttt She-luk'«ttm Klat'-a-w* Klat'-a-wa klah'-ha-nc SAsh-a-He ty-ee' Piichik'-a-min Kloshe ChAh-ko kloshe Kla-how'-y* Ik'-tahs Kal'-la kalMa; Whuy'-whuy Glease Pe-chugh' Kaw'-ka-wak' Sick tum'-tum Si-am' La pool si-wMh Suk'-wa-lal a Snass Yak'-so Sit'-kum Le m^-to Lc mkh Hi-as ■nai.llM'CMMfOOK tt Comb Mam'-ook eonb KuU Se-jLh-po La hash Haul La tet Tuni'-tum S^h-il-lM W'UMm TiU Utan'-ook e-lMa Y4h-kft Yuk'-wft Ool'-chus TlTcOpe Ip'-soot Sagh-a-lie Youlth Y&h-kwa YAh-ka Kwulh Le pe-osh' Co'-sho Kla-whap' Sunday Klun'-a-htttn Kiu-a-taa House Kah-ta Kun'*iUi Shot o -UMies O'-lo Hy-ak' Till-sheU Ni'-ka Lazy; Cul'-tus Spose Ko'-pa huy Idle If In 】SJ ，气 H^n HH^ffiHHH Sick tum'*UnB LaUh H^-M' Sun-day to X La'-ka-inass Kit'-Ung LekletE Chuk'-kin Man'-a-loo«t Be'-be Ko[ko Hunl'-kih Kum'-tuks Hreaitic to L Klook te-^h-wit Le lang Hy-M' Kim'-tah Chee Hee'-hee Cul'-ttts hee'-hee Co'-sho glease Cul'-tus; Lazy Tup'-so So-pe'-na Lagh Mahsh Ko-pot Te-Ui-wit Kblt'-ghut te-ah-wit I】 iLong J, to Luck I Lumbar 8A'-kul-«kt; MMMf^ A-y4h-whul Klak'-wun Klim-in'-*-wit S4gh-a-Ue pP-ftll Te wftgh Tikegh KAb-kwft Ten'-M Youtl'-kut Um-kut-te Nah or Nan-ttlA Nah hal'-les Kloshe nan'-itdl She-lok'-um Tio'-lo; Twe pie* wf-htA Stoh E'-iui-poo' Tik-egh Kee'-quil-lie Ta-miLh-no^ La plash M Ta-mkh-no-u» Mam'-ook Man Man Ty-ee' lUm'-ook tstim llat-i-eh La messe Ship stick Klis'-kwiss La pe-oeh' m'-lea, Tah'-i Le Mam'-ook tip-^in Sit'-kum tun Kat-suk Kloshe kat'-suk Sit'-kum po'-lak-Ue To-waih^ or to-tooch 垂 1 霧 BN01J8H-CHIN00K cal instnumat els Moo'-la Tum'-tum NiMca She-lok'-ttm Tsee'-pe Tsee'-pe Skin -shoes Mel-ass' Chik'-a-min Moon Moon Ul'-chy Weght Mer-a-qua Mama; Na'-ah Hoor-hool La mon'-te La boos Hy-iu' Le mel Tin'-tin To'-luks Ni'-ka ft w om«r No Noise None ITonsense Noon Ho one How 貫 OM, of boct ir Le cloo Nem; Y^h-hul Wake si-ah Le cou Keep'-wot Ack Wake kon'-se Chee' Chee' ch^h-ko Po'-lak-lie Kwaist T^ht-lc-lum pee kwaist Wake La tlah Ha'-lo Cul'-tus wau'-wau Sit'-kum sun Ha'-lo kl^k-sta E'-meets Nose I Hot ^twithitaadiag I Not now Natl Wake Kegh't-chie Wdce al'-ta Tuk'-wil-la O [Oak Kull stick Oar La lum Oats La wen Odor, bad Humm Off Klak Off shore Miht-lin-nie Of Ko'-pa Oil ijrlease Old O'-le-iiMm Old man U -le-man Old woman Lam^-mi-ah One Ikt Once Ikt Onions Ul'-la-lach OO' K^h-lakl In'-a-ti Opinion Tum'-tum Other Hul-o'-i-ma Otter, sea Otter, land E-ULc-ka Ne-mam'-ooks Our Ne-si'-ka Over (above) Sag-ha-lie In'-a-ti si'-ah Over, Umg way Ox Moos' -moos Oysteit ChetMo Paddle, a Paddle, to Paddle wood Pain Paint Paint, to Pan, nyiiig Pantaloons Panther Paper Peu P Is'-ick Mam'-ook isMck Is'ick stick A-nih Pent; Tzutn Mam'-ook pent La poel Sa-kol'-leks Hy'-as pus'-pus Peh-r • Lepi 20 ■NOtltH-CHINOOK People rnapt Petticottt Perl 1 1 wood B， then or ia led |y Plow, to Pote Pole, fish Poor Pork Posteriori Potatoes Pour, to Prop! Proud Provided, thftt Pull, to Ptuh, to Til'-i-kum Klo-naa' Kal-a-kwah'-tte La peep La gome La gome stick Le sr-et Youtl Hy-iu' Le shal-loo' Klugh ilMn-hie Le pehsh Pish la pehsh Ha'-lo ik'-tas Co'-sho O'-poots Wap'-pa-too Wagh Po'-lal-lie Al'-ki Win'-a-pie Le plet Hy-as' mih-kook Skoo'-kum house To'-ke-tie E-tjUn-a-na Kwelth Spose Haul Kwutl Rabbit Race hofM Rain Rattle, to lUttletiiake Q Ten'-ag sit'-kum Kwah-ta Hy-ak' Le peh R Kwit'-shad-ie Snass Shugh Shiigh-o'-poota ■NQLiaR-CHINOOK tt Reach Red with cwrtMByt to to lolor (hone) hole ,of bOftt Ko Pil Kwesh Yi'-em Kel'-i-pi Lelo'-ba Tel'-e-min; E-tin'-will Lice Cal'-i-peen Kweo-kweo Pi'-ah Coo'-ley chuck Saa'-de-lee k' 、'- a-tan La pel-lah' Stone Lope Kam'-ass Poo'-lie Lo'-lo Lo'-wul-lo 'lor Mam'-ook tip'-iUiin To'-to; HuK-httl %etn Yaic-kis-ilfh Mam'-ook taish Yah-ka Lc moo'-to L^bik^ Coop-coop Ship Shoes Mam'-ook poo Yutes-kut Ten'-as bal Ka'-K-tan le sac Hy'-as wau'-wau La pell Ik-poo'-ie Sick To'-to TTcope chik'-a-min K4h-kwa Kim'-ta Shan'-tie Kihp-ho; Ats Mit'-lite Tigh-um T^t-le-liim pe t^gh-tim Hum-o'-poots Xoo'-sagn E-U'-te; Mist'-ghi.mus Moo'-8um Klih-wa Ten'-as Humm Smoke O'-luk Cole — Soap Klim'-min Le blau Sick tum'-tum Kwatet ■NaiwaFds ibacco imorrow Tree Tree, fallen Trot, to Trousm True Trntii Tab Twine Two Twice 3ii -T nyiiiro-oniooK SB V Tot Kee'-quil-lie Cum'-tux Sick tum'-tum •lo >'-ook ctoh -a-lie V Mow'-itsh Hy-as' Ship La west Wagh W Chik'-chik Tso'-lo Tik-egh Waum Mam'-ook wash Tik'-tik Chuck Tum'-water Me-si'-ka Till Mam'-ook till Pahtl chuck Eh'-ko-lie; Kw4h-nice Ik'-tah w'-o-lil "V-chik; TW-Uik Le whet T'kope Klak'-sta Lo'-lo KAh-ta Venison Very Vessel Vest Vomit, to tand, to StetM Wagon Wander, to Want, to Wum Wash, to Watch, 親 Water WatHfall We Weigh to to t uuuuuuuuuu tii 匿： il.sib Wicked Wide Wild WiU,tlM Willow Win, to Wind Winter Wish, to With Without Wolf Woman Woman, old Wood or wooden Work, to Worn out Worthless Wound, to Write, to Me-s4b-chie Kluk-ulh' Le mo'-lo Tum'-tum Ee'-na-ttidt ' -lo Klak -wun Chik'-a-min lope Tik-egh Ko'-pa Ha'-fo Le loo Klootth*man Lam'-mi-eh Stick Mam'-ook O'-le-man Cul'-tus Klem'-a-hun Mam^-ook tzutn Txam ir low I n Y Ikt cole Kaw'-ka-wak Ah-ha Na-wit'-ka TihI-kie-sun Me-si'-ka Me-si'-ka Me-si'-ka Tcn'-M SHI DICTIONARY CHINOOK JARGON CHINOOK - - ENGLISH • • COMPILED BY FREDERICK J. LONG LOWMAN ft HANFORD CO. SEATTLE CHINOOK-ENGLISH ck •ah, adv. Ah'n-kut-tte, adr Al-«b, inttfj. Al-U, adv. Al'-ta, adv. k-mo' *e, n. An-ah, interj. Ats, n. A-yah-whttl, v. Be' -be, ' , v. Bed, n. Bit, n. Bloom, N. ― It, n. un^-^f n. n. WeU; Vvy wU Nephew Ye»; Assent Formerly ； Before Surprise Wait; Not so fast; Soon Now; This time; At oact fHspleased ； Not satisfied with Sister; A younger sUter To lend ; To borrow T«l«; Story; Legend B Kiss ; To kist ; To be lasted Bed ' Dime Broom Boat United States American Cal'-i-peta, ». Ca-nim, n. Ca-po, n. Chan'-ko, v. Chik-chaJc, n. . Chee, adv., adj. Chef-lo, n. Chet-wiot, n. Chik'-a~mm, «. Chik'-chik, n. ChU'-chO, H. Chitih, n. c A rifie Canoe Coat To come ； become Eagle ^ New; not old; newly made Ojrsters A black bear Iron; Metals; Money Wagon ； cart ; wheels Stars; round trinkets; buttons Grandfather Grandmother M omtooK.amiLMB 8m Chi Chi Cly.t; Cole, adj. 一 - 1 a'-U'hk kht lb, H. '-ley, V. coop'-coop, n. Co'-sho, N. De .nub, n. De-ly, adj. Bh-kah-nam, n. Eh-ko-le, n. Ee'-na, ". B-lum B'-Up E-U'Ite B-«ath A rapid 曹 A rou^h Ma; ragiiurw Tide niei or tide filli High tide Uwtidt To kick: UekwHh foot J®«y; to shed tears Sick with cold Sick with fever A comb; harrow To run; ruaaing Small shell-money Worthkii; no good D ^^^tfonwwd; truthful; the truth The Devil 5*7； no rain To become dry Doctor DoUar; money B A Awl A — A louse; a fiea Brother-in-law Assistance; aid; help Alms; to give alms To go first; before A slave; a drugde Com; Indiati inaw ACRMM •tory 6 Get up: Fat; oil CHIKOOK'BKOUW tt •h-laU, adf. aht-baht, n. al, V. M'-hM, n. .16h-hoh, V. H6-ku-m«lh, V. H6ol-boed inability To si t; uhaken Othet , another Bad uneU; stink Curiey; knotted Barter ; a hard bMrgain Surprise ； sdmiimtion Swift ； hurry ;haste Large ； great ； very large Much; plenty ； plentiim Latge snell money Ik-kik, n. Ik-poo'-i«, V. Ikt, adj. Ik'-tah, p^. Ik'-tah, n. Il'-U-hie, n. In'-a-ti, prep. adv. Ip'-soot, v., adv. Is'-ick, n. Is'-ick i^tick, n. Is'-kum, V. It'-lan, n. It'-lo-kum, n. Itl'-wU-Ue, n. Its'-woot, n. Fish hook Shut; to shut One; once; only on« What any little thiiq; ad; earth Across-, opposite: the other side Hide ; keep secretly A paddle Ash ； paddle wood To get; to take, have A fathom; an arm length Game; to gambte Meat; fieth A black bear 9% CHINOOK-BNQUSH K adv. -kah, n. i，kwa, adv. I'-na-way, n. ip-ho, n. -tou, adv. iHi^^wah-tie, n. Ka-U'-tan, "• Kal-lak'-a-U, n. Kaxn-ass, n. Kam-ooks, n. Ka-mo'-suk, n. K&t-suk V. Kaw-ka-wak, adj, Kee'-qwil-lie, prep. Keh'-see, n. Keh-wa, adv. Kif-U&g, n. Kil-if-8ut, ft. Kim'-tah, prep. King ChAuteli, n. Ki'-n Kish-1 Kiu'-a-t Ki'-wa, Ki'-yah, n. -hanie, adv. 【, adv. -wa, adj. Where ； whither; whence i A crow Like ； to be like ； similar Acorns ; oak nuts Elder sister, brother or cousifl How; why; what Goose Bark of cedar tree Arrow; shot; bullet A bird ； birds Root food ； pleasing taste A dog; uncouth; Mostly Beads To steal; to hide secretly The middle; center of anything Coffee s To fiy; flying Yellow; pale green Low; beiow; under; beneath A needle ； sharp stinger ； a thorn A crane An apron Because To turn ； return ； upset Notwithstanding ； although A kettle ； can; basin A bottle ； a glass bottle Behind; after; afterwards; last Ex^lish; pertaimng to the Tobaax> To drive A horse Crooked Entrails Clear from; in sight Out; without Salutation; good bye; good tnotning Poor; in need; need of aims To get rid of Slow; slowly No one ； what one CHINOOK-SNQLISH M Klak-wun, v. Klale, adj. Klap, V. Kla'-pite, n. KlM-ka, pron. Klaf V. Kla-whap, n. Klem'-a-hun, v. Klihl, adj. Klik'-a-muks, n. ;'-wal-Ue, n. i-in'-a-whit, v. a'-min, odj. Klip, adj. Klis'-kwiss, n. K16gh-klogh, n. Klo-nass, cui", Klone, adj. Klook, adj. Kloowh-man, n. Kloriie, adv., adj. Klose-spose Klugh, V. Klvi'vXh.', adj. Ko, u. Ko'-ko, V. Kok'-shut, V. Kon'-a-way, adj. Koo'-sah, n. Ko'-pa, ddv., prep. Ko-pef , v., adv. Kow, V. KuU, adj. Kul-Ugh% n. Kum'-tuks, V. Kun'-a-mout, adj. Kim'-sie, adv. Kwah'-ne-8um, adv. Kwah-nice, n. Kwfthta, n. Kwah'-tin, n. To wipe; to dMtt plMe Dark color To find Thread; twine They; thine; them Tc go walk; travel A hole To 8tc b; to injure; to wound Bitte* ； nasty taste Biac.rcberries Bracelet; small brass wire Untruth; a lie; to lie Soft; fine substance Deep; sunken A mat Oysters . ^ , To dottbt; perhaps; who Imow Three Lame; crooked A woman ; female of any am- mal Good; good enough; well Shall I ； allow me To tear Broad; wide To arrive at; to reach To knock Broken; to break; to beat All ； every one The sky . , To; at; with; toward*; of; about To stop; leave off; enougn To tie; to fasten Hard; diffictilt to do; to harden A fence ； a corral; endotore To know, understand; believe Both; together When; ever; how ir.any Stockings; gometlung worn next to foot Always; forever A wliiale A quarter in; small like a {nn A ring; a circle Dignified; pfovui Five To refuse with contempt A hare ； a rabbit The ear To shoot ; to strike A count; numben To make ^ist; push or squeeze La-bleed% «. Lft-boo-tie\ n. Lft-Oi-laf, n. La-ca-set', "• La-clo-a, n, Lagh, V, La-gome, n. La-ewin', n. La-nash, n. LakMt, adj. La-lah, La-lahm'y n. La-lang, n. La-leem、 n. La-messe', »• Lam'-im-eh, n、 La-mon-ti, n. La-peep', «• La-pehsh. n. La*pel*lah, v. La-pelle' n. La-ptHMh'. #»• L A bridle The mouth A bottle A carrot A trunk; box; chest A cross To lean; to stoop Pitch; glue A swan Axe; hatchet Four- four timet Fat; oil To cheat; focrf; joke An oar A ^guage; the tongue Ceremony of mass Medicine An old woman A mountain A tobacco pipe A pole To roast with fino A spade; shovel A hoe ； mattock A trap for animals CHIKOOK-SNOI4I8H St La-plash, n. La-po*er, n. La-p6me, n. Lft-poor, n. La-poo-ibef 9 n. La-p6te, n. La-8an-)«l, n. La-see, n. La-sell', n. LaHdud-loo. n. LaHihaii-del, fi. La-shase, n. La-shen', n. Las-sief , «. La-sway, n., adj. La-tahb, n. La-tef , n. La-tlah% n. La-wen', n. La-wesr, n. Lazy, ad). Le-bah-do, n. La-bal\ n. Le-bis-kwie, n, Le-blau', " , adj. Le-cock', iL Le-doo', n. Le-gley, n., adj. Le-kleh. n. Le-kloo', n. Le-kye, odj. Le-lo'-ba, n. Le-loo% n, LeHEnah, «. Le-mel', n, Le-mo'-lo, adj. Le-moo'-to, h. Le-pan', n. T -pee' n. 乙 e-pish'"e-mo, «• ^-plet, n, I, 寒 iif% n. A board A frying pan An apple Chickens; pottttty; fowl* A fork A door A girth; aush; a belt A saw A saddle A plow A candle A chair A chain A plate Silk ; silken A table The head • A noise Oats Vest; waistcoat Lazy ; worthlett A shingle A ball ; bullet Biscuit ； crackers ; a hard bread Chestnut color; a toml hone Cream A cock ; male tnrd A finger Grey color; a grey hone A key A nail; nails Spotted; jpecktod A ribbon A wolf The hand ; the arm A hammer mule I; iffitetned Bt^; light bmul The feet Saddle trappings A priest Peas A bag; pocket; An egg; eggs •e-zo, n.