Under, ki-tchá-wtl.
Understand, do you? hut-chit´ūts-hu.
Up, té-yit.
Upset, kwái-kwi.
Walk, to, shtung.
Want, to, nūs-klé.
Warm, kla-té-kun.
Warrior, ns'cháng-kun.
Wash the face, to, nūt-sá-ko-sen;
wash the clothes, to, tsa-kwéng-utl.
Water, ko.
Waterfall, tsét-sil-stó-a-wi.
Waves, n'kái-nukh, s'chó-ilts.
We, kl-ning´utl.
Weir, for fish, sw'klátl.
Whale, ch'whé-yu.
What? stang;
what do you want? stang chins-klé;
what are you doing? stang chin-chái;
what is your name? stang chins-ná;
what is that? stang ta-sái-ya.
Where? ta-hén;
where do you come from? cha-hén-tin stá-chi;
where do you go? twénts-hu.
Whistle, to, nūs-kwi-ó-sung.
White, puk'h.
White men, hwa-né-tum.
Who? tsan;
who is that? tsan ta-sái-ya.
Wind, s't'chūng;
North wind, kais-hwu;
South wind, skangt, skang´ut.
Wife, my, n-slá-a-ni.
Wings, skl-kái-ai.
Winter, klá-chi.
Within, inside, es-ché-yu.
Wolf, stá-ching.
Woman, sla-ni.
Wood, dead, kwut-lái.
Work or do, to, chai;
I work, ats chái or cháit-sen;
thou workest, nuk'w chái or chái-uts-hu;
he works, kw'sá chai;
we work, nung'l tsá-chái;
ye work, nuk'w't-sa ái-a-chái;
they work, tsâ-tsa chi´chai.
Worthless, tl-whí-os.
Wrist, s'hōts-kwats.
Write, s'hé-ikh.
Yawn, to, wé-uks.
Ye, kl-nukw´;
all ye, nukw´ hun´na.
Yellow, an-nu-kwái-kwai.
Yes, a-áh.
Yesterday, chí-ak-kl.
Young man, swé-wus.
Your, n'skwa;
your house, n'skwa n'ái-yung.
LOCAL NOMENCLATURE OF THE CLALLAM TRIBE.
S'ng-o. A river running into the Strait of Fuca, above Neah Bay.