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. 
Kakkumipt, A sea-weed, or grass, on which they
strew fish-roe. 
Eissuk, A sort of leek; allium triquetrum. 
Kutskushilzsth, To tear a thing. 
Mitzsleo, A knot. 
Mamakeeo, To tie a knot. 
Kluksilzsth, To loosen, or untie. 
Klakaikom, The leaf of a plant. 
Sasinne, or sasin, A humming-bird. 
Koohquoppa, A granulated lily-root they eat. 
Seeweebt, Alder-tree. 
Kaweebt, Raspberry-bush. 
Kleehseep, The flower of a plant. 
Klumma, Large wooden images placed at one end of
                                  their houses. 
Aiahtoop, or A porpoise. 
   Aiahtoopsh,
Toshko, A small brown spotted cod. 
Aszlimupt, or Flaxen stuff, of which they make their
   Ulszthimipt, garments. 
Wakash, An expression of approbation, or
                                  friendship. 
Kullekeea, Troughs out of which they eat. 
Kaots, A twig-basket. 
Sllook, The roof of a house; boards. 
Eilszthmukt, Nettles. 
Koeeklass, A wooden stage, or frame, on which the
                                  fish-roe is dried. 
Matlieu, A withe of bark for fastening planks. 
Nahass, A circular hole that serves as a window. 
Neetsoanimme, Large planks of which their houses are
                                  built. 
Chaipma, Straw. 
Haquanuk, A chest, or large box. 
Chahkots, A square wooden bucket, to hold water. 
Chahquanna, A square wooden drinking-cup. 
Klennut, A wooden wedge.