NOO

noalkdjéman, the small gray (spice) cranberry. nootkumda’uni, I pick the lice

off my clothes.

noolkwae, I am immature, young

nool/awqim/zawa, youth; nootk-

walk, it falls short.

molt, my father.

nootckigum, a wart.

nudabétc, a little bow.

nugu, now. at this time; come now also nugalc, or nugd.

nujmuon, my cheek.

nulmigumeak, it simmers.

nuloogwntcélc my niece.

nulooks, my_ nephew.

mlmajoagwa, I am a fisherman live by fishing; numoojwri- lcénum, a fish peddler.

numajaoet, a fish.

numa'a/eumlglm, a place in the canoe where the bark has been cut to shape it.

numa’umu. an oyster.

numes. my sister older than I.

numoaste, my abdomen.

numsegwank, my eyelashes.

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NUT

sidewise). numttesumoon, a thwart of a canoe or boat, a cross-beam. numlcimadakun, an andiron, fire-dog, cross-log. numtciflaksadakmz, the cross- stick that keeps the door- blankct in place. numtcinsaa’i, I place a cross-log for a fire. nunokubem, my (man) servant, nunokubemesk, my (woman) servant. nunsésipdwagd, I am a bird- catcher by trade. nusgskw, a she-bear; nuseskwd, I suckle. See noomi. nusit, it is dried by fire. nus/walk, the frost dries up the water. nuskzmigun, my elbow. nusoogwi, I follow. nusuk, the wind blows gently from behind. mttlegowenao, I am handy with tools, am a mechanic. Milo/lam, I am a cook; mltpi- bum, I am a baker; nzitowlog-

numutkow, opposite. numlcenegétc, a crab, (he walks

zoom, a cook- house, kitchen.