Field Note Book Crocker Land Expedition 1913-1915 No. 51 Dictionary and Phrase Book
Page 87
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P pee-shook-to he walks pee-loo-ahk-hog - it is too much pee-shah-kah new pee-so' - kah old pee-so'-kahk-snah very old pelt-look-tay-e-bloo do not break it pelt-look-to he starves pelt-long-ahng-ee-to he never " pij-lay-oo do-na do this piet-saut ivory toggle jik-ken-ni up there pis-sam-sic-ahk-to he trades ping-e-la'h I do not want it. ping-e-toong-a sip-soo-koo-ni I am stopping in sip-soo's igloo poo-i-zhi seal poo-yoot pipe poo-yoot-ee-ah my " poo-yoot-in thy " poo-yok smoke (white or light gray in color), steam ) hoo-gok-toong-a I am smoking hoo-gok-ahk-toong-a I smoked hoo-yoot-tce-sha Tobacco hoo-ee-a-koi-a I forgot it (or them) hoo-lahk-to he visits hoo-dah-ki-a - I visited .. hoo-to-o-ah my toes hoo-to-kin thy " hook-quak (o'ok-wah) those things