Field Note Book Crocker Land Expedition 1913-1915 No. 51 Dictionary and Phrase Book
Page 88
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5 sad, he is. Si-mung-ei'-to said I ō-ka-dook-shem-a-hoing-a " st, thou " " " " root-in " he " " " " Rau say I -ō-ka-dook-toong-a " didst thou " " " -toot-in " s, he " " " ' -to name ahp-ta scissors klay-o'-ti; siz-zi skin scraper el-sök-sit sea ee-muk-suah seal (Phoca hispida) poo-i-zhi " ( " barbata) obq-zook " ( hooded) net-til-suah " , didst thou kill a? ahng-o'-kit? " , did he kill a ahng-o'-kah? see, what dost thou? Kah-noq ish-i-vée-ook? " , dost thou not? ish-i-hing-ea-ké-tin? " it. I do not " " " " -a " them " " " " " " " -ka " tree, I took-oo-é'-kit saw tree, I took-oo-é'-toong-u see it, I did not took-ahng-ea-kée-a " What didst thou? shoó-na-mik took-oo-vet sharp ee-pik-to sharpen, he seé-dee-shu sharpen (imp) see-dee-git skin Kling-akh ship ōo-mi-ákk-suah shirt- ah-tee