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. 
Klapissime, A racoon. 
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 fishing 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. 
Tooquacumilsthl, A seal-skin. 
Cha, Let me see it.