A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels
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Kaheita, _A barbed bone point for ditto_.
Cheetakulheiwha, _Bracelets of white bugle beads_.
Mittemulszth, _Thongs of skin worn about the wrist and neck_.
Iaiopox, _Pieces of copper worn in the ear_.
Neesksheetl, _To sneeze_.
Suchkas, _A comb_.
Seehl, _Small feathers which they strew on their heads_.
Wamuhte, _Twisted thongs and sinews, worn about their ankles_.
Kutseeoataia, _Veins under the skin_.
Tookquuk, _The skin_.
Muszthsle, _Pain_.
Waeetch, _To sleep_.
Siksaimaha, _To breathe_, or _pant_.
Tuhsheetl, _To weep_.
Matskoot, _A fly_.
Matook, _To fly_.
Kooees; _or_ _Snow_, or _hail_.
quoees, Aopk, _To whistle_.
Asheeatksheetl, _To yawn_.
Elsthltleek, _An instrument of two sticks standing from each other with barbs_.
Cheeeeakis, _A scar of a wound_.
Tchoo, _Throw it down_, or _to me_.
Cheetkoohekai, _or_ _A wooden instrument, with many bone teeth, Cheetkoaik, to catch small fish with_.
Kaenne, _or_ Koenai, _A crow; a bird_.
Keesapa, _A fish; a white bream_.
Klaamoo, _A bream striped with blue and gold colours_.
Taaweesh, _or_ _A stone-weapon_, or _tomahawk, Tsuskeeah, with a wooden handle_.
Kamaisthlik, _A kind of snare to catch fish, or other animals with_.
Klahma, _Wing feathers of a red bird_.
Seetsaennuk, _Anger; scolding_.
Heeeai, _or_ Heeeee, _A brown streaked snake_.
Klap.i.s.sime, _A rac.o.o.n_.
Owatinne, _A white-headed eagle_.
Kluhmiss, _Train oil; a bladder filled with it_.
Oukkooma, _Large carved wooden-faces_.
Kotyook, _or_ Hotyok, _A knife_.
See eema, _A fis.h.i.+ng net_.
Weena, _A stranger_.
Quahmiss, _Fish-roe strewed upon pine-branches and sea-weed_.
Kaatl, _Give me_.
Hooksquaboolsthl, _A whale-harpoon and rope_.
Komook, _Chimaera monstrosa_.
Quotluk, _or_ _A sea-otter's skin_.
Quotlukac, Maasenusthl, _An oblong wooden weapon, two feet long_.
Hokooma, _A wooden mask of the human face_.
Tooquac.u.milsthl, _A seal-skin_.
Cha, _Let me see it_.
Sooma, _A kind of haddock, of a reddish brown colour_.
Aeea, _A sardine_.
Koeetsak, _A wolf-skin dress_.
Keepsleetokszl, _A woollen garment_.
Isseu, _Pine-bark_.
Wanshee, _Wildcat skin_(lynx brunneus).
Chastimmetz, _A common, and also pine-martin_.
Ookoomillszthl, _A little round wooden cup_.
Koomitz, _A human skull_.
Keehlwahmoot, _A skin-bladder used in fis.h.i.+ng_.
Tseeapoox, _A conic cap made of mat, worn on the head_.
Summeto, _A squirrel; they also called a rat by this name_.
Maalszthl, _A deer's horn_.
Jakops, _A man, or male_.
Kolsheetl, _or_ Kolsheat, _To sup with a spoon_.
Achatla, _or_ Achaklak, _What is your name_?
Achatlaha, _What is his name_?
Aka.s.sheha, _or_ Aka.s.sche, _What is the name of that_?
Haismussik, _A wooden sabre_.
Maeetsalulsthl, _A bone weapon, like the Patoo_.
Kookelixo, _A fish fin; the hand_.
Natcha, _A fish tail_.
Klihkleek, _The hoof of an animal_.
Klaklasm, _A bracelet_.
Ko, _An article, to give strength of expression to another word_.
Nahei, _or_ Naheis, _Friends.h.i.+p_.
Teelsthoop, _A large cuttle fish_.
Pachas, _He gave it me_.
Quaeeaitsaak, _A yellow, or red fox_.
Atchakoe, _A limpet_.
Aheita, _A sweet fern root they eat_.
Kishkilltup, _The strawberry plant_.
Akhmupt, _A narrow gra.s.s that grows on the rocks_.
Klaiwahmiss, _A cloud_.
Mollsthapait, _A feather_.
Taeetcha, _Full, satisfied with eating_.
Kaaitz, _A necklace of small volute sh.e.l.ls_.
Tahooquossim, _A carved human head of wood, decorated with hair_.
Moowatche, _A caned wooden vizor, like the head of a Quebrentahuessos_.
Mamat, _A black linnet with a white bill_.
Klaokotl, _Give me something_.
Pallszthpatl, _Glimmer (sheet)_.
Pineetl, _The name they apply to a goat; probably of a deer_.
Seeta, _The tail of an animal_.
Seehsheetl, _To kill_.
Ooolszth, _A sandpiper_.
Saeemitz, _Chequered straw-baskets_.
Chookwak, _To go up_, or _away_.
Kloosasht, _Smoked herrings_.
Keetsma, _Puncturation_.
Mikeellzyth, _To fasten_, or _tie a thing_.
Cheeteeakamilzsth, _White beads_.
Kakk.u.mipt, _A sea-weed_, or _gra.s.s, on which they strew fish-roe_.