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bridle a_a'kok!^uatska'łma

bright red suk^unohu'se^. (see -so_uk-), yawo'_unek!

brings, he — it wałkιn^.e^. (see w- pr.)

brook a_a'kιnux̣o'_unuk

brother (said by sister) ałι'tske_ił

brother, elder, tat!

brother, younger tsa^., tsiya

brother's daughter pa^.'

brother's wife a'tse^.

brother-in-law (all kinds), intermediate relative dead łuna't!e^.

bubble tsu'm(o^.b^u)

buck wa'ma^.t!

two-year-old buck kianq!ał(na'na)

bucket a'tso

buckle of belt a_akwι'tsko^. C bud a_a'qu'pa^.t! buffalo iya'mu

buffalo bull nι'łse^.k

buffalo calf a_a'kιnku'ma^.ł

yearling buffalo calf qaya_aqa'ła^.m (see qayaqa-)

buffalo cow łu^kpu^.

buffalo drive a_a'kuqła'ła_ak^.

bumblebee kianuq!u'łupq, (= white end) kianu̇qło^.q!u'ło^.kp (see -nuqłum-) burden of song he he ha burning, it is naq!_ako'_une^. (see -ko-)

burning food 'ałikwa.ι't_i(ne^.)

it is burnt on top yu^.hałhaq!aku'n^.e^. (see -hał-)

it burnt quickly ts!ιłq!anku'pse^.

he was burnt entirely q!apku'_une^. (see -q!ap-)

everything is burnt q!apku'pse^. (see -ko-)

burst, to -paq!_ame^.-, -hakq!me^.

to burst by heat -t!anoko'_u(ne^.) (see also -ko-)

bury, to -ιtetιł (see -ιt-) bush, a — with white berries, not edible mιtsqo`ko^.łιłna^.

a little bush t!a`pιs(wukna'na) its bushes a_a'kwak^ua(ι'se^.s)

but at, mι'ksa'n, ma, (weak disjunctive) pa'ł butcher, to -ιtk!an- butt, to -hako-

butt end of branch (see a_a'kukιtsk!a'ła^.k) C

butterfly ko^.dli'dlus

calf of leg a_a'kuqłιk!a'łna^.m, a_a'qo^.ł call, to -haqan(ke)-

to call guardian spirit -akme-

camas x̣a'pe_i

camp, to, over night -ιkiuyιksι'łe^.k can tał- pr.

Canadian kιndzcrdz (King George) can not qatał- pr.

he can not speak qatałtsx̣a'n^.e^. (see qatał-)

canoe yaqso'`mił canoe calking a'_a'quł (?)

canoe, longitudinal strips on sides and bottom of a_a'kι'k.łuk C

canoe, side strips on top of, bent a_aiko^.'kyu C

canoe, binding stripe at pointed ends of a_a'kunwo^.k C