Field Note Book Crocker Land Expedition 1913-1915 No. 51 Dictionary and Phrase Book
Page 89
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P pee-sau ibli perhaps Thou p'eng-no' shoulder poo-yok-seé-oot compass loo-a-kök-to it freezes (my fingers) ping-a-soot three ping-a-soón-i " (objective case) pee-ahng-ée-to he remains poo-dt-dhk-toung-a I shall visit poo-dakk-tóong-a I visited pee-liúk-to it snows a little 'pee-la-káh? is it snowing a little? pee-sin-ni-ä-döö-i dost Thou wish to trade? pee-ah-káh he wants ping-ée-to-suah I do not want it at all peém-ma káh no? what dost thou say pook-shahq cloth for a bag pee-ahng-ee-kit? don't you want it? pee-ee-li'-ka ? Do you want it? pelt-lö-káh is it broken ? peeng-yee-sáh it is his own -peé-a suffix to name of owner of anything hög-we'-sho it boils höq bag