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Dictionary of the Chinook Jargon, or Indian Trade Language, of the North Pacific Coast

Part 2 — H.

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Hair,

yakso.

Half,

sitkum.

Hammer,

lemahto.

Hand,

le mah.

Hand, (game of),

itlokum.

Handkerchief,

hakatshum.

Hard,

kull.

Hare,

kwitshadie.

Harrow, to,

mamook comb illahie.

Hat,

seahpo; seahpult.

Haul,

haul.

Hawk,

shak-shak.

Hay,

dely tupso.

He; His,

yahka.

Head,

la tet.

Heart,

tumtum.

Heaven,

saghalie illahie.

Heavy,

till.

Held to,

mamook elann.

Hen,

la pool.

Here,

yakwa.

Hermaphrodite,

burdash.

Hide, to,

ipsoot.

High,

saghalie.

Hit, to,

kwul'h.

Hoe,

la peosh.

Hog,

cosho.

Hole,

klawhap.

Holiday,

sunday.

Horn,

stone.

Horse,

kiuatan.

Horseshoes,

chickamin shoes.

House,

house.

How,

kahta.

How are you,

klahowya.

How many,

kunsih; kunjuk.

Hundred,

tukamonuk.

Hungry,

olo.

Huckleberries,

shot olillie.

Hurry,

howh; hyak.

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