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

Part 2 — P.

Reading edition

Paddle, a,

isick.

Paddle, to,

mamook isick.

Paint,

pent.

Paint, to,

mamook pent.

Paper,

pehpah.

Pantaloons,

sakoleks.

Part,

sitkum.

Panther,

swaawa.

Peas,

le pwau.

People,

tilikum.

Perhaps,

klonas.

Petticoat,

kalakwahtie.

Piebald,

le kye.

Pin,

kwekwiens.

Pine,

la gome stick.

Pipe,

la peep.

Pistol,

tenas musket.

Pitch,

la gome.

Plank,

la plosh.

Plate,

la siet.

Pleased,

youtl.

Plough,

le shalloo.

Plough, to,

klugh illahie.

Pole,

le pehsh.

Poor,

klahowyum; halo ikta.

Pork,

cosho.

Porpoise,

tuiceco.

Posteriors,

opoots.

Potato,

wappatoo.

Pour, to,

wagh.

Pot,

ketling.

Powder,

polallie.

Prairie wolf,

talapus.

Presently,

alkie; winapie.

Pretty,

toketie.

Priest,

le plet.

Proud,

youtl; kwetl'h.

Provided that,

spose.

Pull,

haul.

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