Field Note Book Crocker Land Expedition 1913-1915 No. 51 Dictionary and Phrase Book
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IV wash, I el-mee-shoong-a --est, thou el-mee-shoot-in --es, he el-meé-sho " (Dmph) el-mig'-it " I should like to (Optative) el-mig-le wait (dmph.) oot-tee-áú wakes he too-bük-to walks, he pee-shóók-to wall of snow ó-kò-o'ta walkers áh-wík " (plu) áh-wik-s'wi " tusk too-wung " float ah-wál-tak " ,he hunts i-vík-to " he hunted i-vuk-shém-a-hau " he will hunt i-vee-ahk-to want it, I pee-a-ma-vóong-a " " " pee-a-ma-hok-swee-ga " them " " " ka " it, I do not pee-äng-e-ké-a " them " " ka " it, dost thou pee-i'e? " " " pee-äng-ee-toot-in? " what " shóo-na fee-i(it) " " " shób-na fee-ahk-toot-in what ? shób-na? why ? shóor? when? (but) ka-káh-go. (past) káhung-a water (sea) ee-maq " (fresh) el-mil or ee.múq