or cypress. 
Koeeklipt, The Canadian pine. 
Cho, Go. 
Sateu, A pine-top. 
Kleeteenek, The little cloak that they wear. 
Kleethak, A bear’s skin. 
Klochimme, Muscles. 
Ohkullik, A wooden box they hold things in. 
Hislaiakasl, or Coarse mats of bark.
   slaikalzth,
Eesee, An instrument of bone to beat bark. 
Chapuz koole, The model of a canoe. 
Klapatuketeel, A bag made of mat. 
Tahmis, To spit; spittle. 
Wasuksheet, To cough. 
Poop, Common moss. 
Okumha, The wind. 
Chutzquabeelsl, A bag made of seal skin. 
Konneeemis, A kind of sea weed. 
Quaookl, or To sit down.
   tookpeetl,
Klukeeszthl, or To rise up.
   quoeelszlhl,
Tsookeeats, To walk. 
Kummutchchutl, To run. 
Klutsklaee, To strike, or beat. 
Teeshcheetl, To throw a stone. 
Teelszhtee, To rub, or sharpen metal. 
Tsook, To cleave, or strike hard. 
Mahkatte, A small liliaceous root, which they eat. 
Eumahtame, Fur of a sea-otter. 
Cheemaine, Their largest fishing-hooks. 
Moostatte, A bow. 
Kahsheetl, Dead. 
Kleeshsheetl, To shoot with a bow. 
Tseehattee, An arrow. 
Katshak, A flaxen garment, worn as their common
                                  dress.

Heshcheene, A plain Venus shell. 
Koohminne, A bag rattle. 
Akeeuk, A plain bone point for striking
                                  seals with. 
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.