Take, to, kwun´nut (same as to get).
Take off, to, klá-lis, klut-sang´.
Tale, story, skwul´kwul.
Tall, kl'k-tákhl.
Teeth, chin´nis.
Ten, o´pun, o-pun-a-la, o-pun-alt-hu.
Testicles, má-tchin.
Thank you, hekh.
That, tul-lá, ta-lé;
that is Lucy's, la Lucy ti-lé.
There, ta-lá;
there it is, e-i-té-i-ti, át-la-ti.
They, nan-étl-ya, kw'si´a-hál-tun.
Thing, things, stang;
every thing, nukw-stang.
It is noticeable that in this language, as well as in the Nisqually, Chinook, and probably in others, the word for "thing" is the same as that for "what."
Thief, kán-kan.
This, ti´et-hla.
Thou, nukw;
thyself, tin-tsi´la;
you are a Kanaka yourself, Kanaka tin-tsi´la.
Thousand, o-pántsh.
Thread, twine, hwé-lum.
Three, klikhw, kl-whái-la, kl-whalt-hu.
Throat, haung´en.
Throw, to, as a stone, tsi-lakh;
to throw away, hwélt-hu.
(In the Simiamoo dialect, é-kwut; to throw away with violence, tim-mut.)
Thumb, sus-táls.
Thunder, s'hó-hwas.
Tides:
Flood tide, kum´mul.
Ebb tide, hi-klatl'h.
High tide, kum-kum´mul.
Low tide, sham´shum.
Tobacco, smá-nush.
Tobacco pouch, smá-na-shá-la.
To-day, ti-a-káis, ti-o-skwá-chil.
Toes, s'chus'sun, snó-hwl-shin.
To-morrow, kwá-chil, kwái-ikhl.
Tongue, té-whls.
Trading house or store, shwui-mal (hwi-ma-la, to sell).
Trees, forest, s'ki-lá-lung-hu.
Trees, etc.:
Red pine (P. ponderosa), kwa-kwa-yé-la-hilp.
Dwarf pine (P. contorta), kwákhwl-ch.
Spruce fir (Abies Menzesii), chi-kwut´lp.
White fir (A. grandis), sko´-me-yuks.
Hemlock spruce (Abies —— ——), s'ke-éltch.
Yew, tlng-kálsh.
Cedar (Thuja), h'chá-chiltsh.
Red cedar (Juniperus), pits-in-ái-ilp.
Arbutus (A. Menzesii), kō-kwéltsh.
Trailing arbutus (A. uva-ursi), kwun-neltsh; the leaves of this vine are used for smoking.
Birch, kats-ul´tch.
Maple (A. macrophylla), kum´ an-ilp.
Vine maple (A. circinata), shé-chulp.
Alder, s'kwáng-ultsh.
Crab apple tree, kukh-whétsh.
Fruit of do., ka-ákhw.
Elder, tsé-wukh.
Willow, swul-létsh.
Trees, parts of:
Roots, ko´mel-lokh.
Fir cones, ta-má-ku-kuns.
Pitch or rosin, smá-nitsh.
Leaves, sats-tlá.
Fir bark, t'chul-le.
Cedar bark, shl-kōm.
Inner bark of do., skwekhw.
Willow bark (used for making seines), swá-lakh.
Rotten wood, pi-kwái.
Two, chus-sa, chá-sa, tch's-salt-hu.
Uncover, to, kut-lést.
Understand,—
I understand that, hut-che-tu ti-ats;
I don't understand, o-ná kwins-hu-chet;
Do you understand Clallam? hut-che-tut kwus-sa Nūs-klái-yūm?
Urinate, ché-wa. (This applies to either sex, there not being a distinction made, as in the Nisqually.)
Walk, to, s-tung, sh-tung.
Want, to, sklé;
I want, n's-klé;
I don't want, á-wa sins-kle.
Warm, kwass, kwá-lus.
Warrior, nus-chang-kun, mich-kul´lo-wutl.
Wash, to, (the hands), tsuk-sé-sumg;
(the face), tsuk-wá-sung;
(clothes), tsuk-ul-kwo´-tung;
I wash, sa-kwum´sun.
Water, kaukh.
Waves, skwut-la-lák-un.
We, ninglkh, kl-ning-ulkh.
Wet, kluk-sét, tsa-mung.
What, stang, stang-wut;
what is that? stang ti-á?
what are you doing? stang nis-chai?
what food do you buy? stang kwa chats sa´wun?
what? (in answer to a call), stang?
what is the matter with you? es-tang hat-su?
what do you want? stang sins-kle ti-nuk-wa;
what is your name? (vide "[who].")
Where, a-hén;
where is my gun? t'hén-ku ken po-yuk?
I don't know where, kwá-hen ish-tuk´ka;
where do you come from (whence you?) tsa-héns-hu, tsa-hénts-hu?
where are you going (whither you?) t'whéns-hu, twéntst-hu?
Whistle, to, sh-pi-lás.
White, puk'h.
Who, wat, wat;
who did that? wat´la kwuts-chái-a ti-a?
what (literally "who") is your name? wat-tun-má? wat kud sna?
Wife, n'stá-lush (same as husband).
Wind, st-châng.
Winds:
West, ste-wut.
W. N. W., tent-sa-luk.
N. W. and North, s'chá-yum.
S. S. E., skang-ut.
S. W., s'chis.
Wings, sk-kal.
Wipe, to, (the face), nu-hwa-chá-sung;
(the hands), chékw-sim.
Wolf, st-kái-ukh.
Woman, slá-ni.
Wood, s'chutl;
a log, kwt-hlái;
dry wood, sta-ta-chi.
Work (do, make), chái.
Worthless, kl-hul-o-ás.
Wrestle, to, tsal-tung.
Write, to, hul´lut.
Yawn, to, we´a-kus.
Ye, you, nuk-kwé-li-é.
Yellow, n's-kwul-la-wun, nuk-wai.
Yes, a-áh;
yes indeed, certainly, ho´wus, hu´us, si-ēt
Yesterday, chi-lak'hl.
Young, s'hwé-wils.