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In a recent story on the railroad's website, the team shared their thoughts on what actions made the difference and what is planned to continue this safety performance in the year ahead.
Director Track and Bridge Maintenance Danny Cox, said, "The management team is working together to foster a culture that places a greater priority on safety than production. While production is always important, we must take time to make sure the job is performed safely. If we do that, production will closely follow suit."
Director Production and Standards Shawn Vecellio agreed with Cox and added that education and leadership development are also important.
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Director Signal Operations Steve Jones was pleased to report that the signal department will achieve five years injury free in April 2013. He attributes that performance to a consistent safety program, high expectations and support from every level of the organization.
"We know that we have support for safety from the top down. Senior leaders in the engineering department are engaged in our safety program. They're listening to the team and providing guidance. The team in the field sees that support and is committed to working safely every day," said Jones.
"The engineering team's safety record didn't happen by itself," said Assistant Vice President Engineering Buck Jones. "It takes managers getting out in the field, talking to the team, supporting their efforts with tools and material or explaining the rules when necessary. It also takes field employees taking ownership and putting the safety process in motion."
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Briggs said, "Our theme for 2013 is no injuries, no incidents and no distractions. Key focus areas will be the One Text or Call Could Wreck It All campaign and the prevention of pinch point injuries and overexertion."
Briggs added that the training program has expanded in the past year to ensure the team is trained on how to safely operate every piece of equipment. That effort will continue to grow, as will skills training on communicating safety, sharing information about incidents within the industry and extending KCS' safety guidelines and expectations to contractors.
"The numbers certainly show that it's been a record year in safety for the engineering team," said vice president and chief engineer Jeff Songer. "Fostering a culture of safety is something we often discuss as a group. We've embraced this and have made safety a part of our everyday life. While we've made great progress over the past few years, the most encouraging thing to me is to know that we have the ability, desire and talent to become even better."

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Naruto-Arena forces you to select 3 characters when you start a new game. This page gives you an overview of all characters available in the Naruto-Arena game. Not only can you view each character's skills, you can also discuss the characters by posting comments.
Edo Tensei Gari (S)
Edo Tensei Gari (S) is a former member of the Hidden Rock Village's explosives corps. Edo Tensei Gari (S) has been summoned to do battle in the fourth great ninja war and he seems to be enjoying himself.Requirement to unlock: Mission: The Rocks Explosives Expert
Exploding Palm
Edo Tensei Gari (S) uses Exploding Palm on one enemy. That character will be dealt 20 piercing damage that ignores invulnerability when they use a new offensive skill. This skill is permanent until triggered. This effect stacks. This skill is invisible.
Cooldown: 1
Chakra required:
Classes: Physical, Ranged, Instant, Unique
Ground Pound
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Cooldown: 2
Chakra required:
Classes: Chakra, Melee, Instant, Unique
Landmine Fist
Using Landmine Fist Edo Tensei Gari (S) deals 35 piercing damage to one enemy.
Cooldown: 1
Chakra required:
Classes: Chakra, Melee, Instant, Unique
Explosive Taunt
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Junkie is a real-time packet sniffer and analyzer. It is modular enough to accomplish many different tasks. It can be a helpful companion to the modern network administrator and analyst. Compared to previously available tools, junkie lies in between tcpdump and wireshark. Unlike tcpdump, its purpose is to parse protocols of any depth; unlike wireshark, though, it is designed to analyze traffic in real-time and so cannot parse traffic as exhaustively as wireshark does. In addition, its design encompasses extendability and speed. It has a plug-in system and high-level extension language that eases the development and combination of new functionalities; threaded packet capture and analysis for handling of high bandwidth networks; and a modular architecture to ease the addition of any protocol layer. It is based on libpcap for portability, and well-tested on professional settings.
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"Today marks an exciting milestone in expanding mass transit for Central Puget Sound citizens," said Board Chair and County Executive Pat McCarthy. "The South 200th Link extension is a significant project not only for South King County, but also for communities beyond as planning to extend Link further south continues. By 2016, South King County residents will join 25,000 light-rail riders who travel to downtown Seattle every day, with service further north to the University of Washington. The work done to advance this project four years ahead of schedule will give more people the chance to enjoy Link's outstanding service sooner than originally planned."
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1. Paint all of your nails a normal non-glittery color.
2. Pick an "accent" nail for the glitter (Or go crazy and do all of them...your call.)
3. Use a thick top coat like Seche Vite and paint that over the nail to be glittered.
4. Working over a paper plate or bowl, gently dip the nail into the glitter or sprinkle the glitter directly over the nail (like I did in this case because the container was too small for dipping action).
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ACL2 is a mathematical logic, programming language, and mechanical theorem prover based on the applicative subset of Common Lisp. It is an "industrial-strength" version of the NQTHM or Boyer/Moore theorem prover, and has been used for the formal verification of commercial microprocessors, the Java Virtual Machine, interesting algorithms, and so forth.
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ON the eve of updated national dietary guidelines being released last week, the peak body representing the food industry launched its own website, Together Counts, which it described as ''a nationwide program to inspire active and healthy living''. The new National Health and Medical Research Council guidelines contain clear messages: limit added sugar. Avoid saturated fats. Energy drinks and vitamin waters are not healthy.
But the Together Counts program - sponsored by the likes of Sugar Australia and PepsiCo - uses terms like ''energy balance'' in its campaign, with words such as fat and sugar not rating a mention.
With so many messages from different sources being targeted at consumers, the nutritionist Rosemary Stanton says the new government guidelines risked being ignored or lost in the mass of advice, despite being based on the latest scientific research.
''Most people are unaware we even have national dietary guidelines,'' Dr Stanton says. ''The main reason for that is there is so much confusing information around about what to eat that people have no idea what is true. We also now have lots of misinformation from people writing books and blogs, who are often trying to get publicity for themselves or sell a product.''
Listings of the daily intake percentage of food components, such as fat or sugar, were also confusing, she says. The daily intake [DI] percentages listed on food labels are created and implemented by the food industry, as opposed to the recommended daily intake [RDI] of nutrients outlined by the national guidelines.
''People assume that the intake percentage on foods is a government regulation when, in fact, it is a food industry initiative based on their own guidelines,'' Dr Stanton says.
Portion sizes are also leading people astray. The updated dietary guidelines state there is now ''strong evidence of a positive relationship between portion size and body weight''. Consumers can find meals in what appear to be convenient single-serving sizes. But when they read the fine print on the back of the package, they may find it is actually intended for multiple servings, with one portion considered a quarter of the packet.
A 2011 report from the George Institute for Choice compared the daily intake and portion sizes of Australian foods and found serving sizes were vastly different between products, even from the same manufacturers.
''Consumers will find it difficult to identify healthier choices for food products using the daily intake scheme,'' the report concluded.
The Institute found a single packet of Thins Original Thin and Crispy Potato Chips weighing 45 grams was labelled as one serving. But the same product and brand in a multipack had a labelled serving size of 19 grams.
Jalna Premium Vanilla Yoghurt had a 200 gram serving size in a single tub, compared with their one kilogram tub, with one serving size labelled at 100 grams.
Serving sizes also differed greatly from brand to brand, the report found. The frozen meals category was particularly wide, ranging between 225 and 440 grams per serve.
A professor from the school of sport science, exercise and health at the University of Western Australia, Simone Pettigrew, led a study that looked at how well consumers understand the energy content of foods. Respondents to a survey vastly overestimated the energy content of fast foods such as hot chips and soft drink, the research, published in the latest edition of the journal, Nutrition and Dietetics found.
It suggests that consumers know fast foods are unhealthy, but are confused by the concept of food energy and how much certain foods contribute to their overall intake.
That is perhaps understandable, Pettigrew says, given food companies prominently feature healthier components of their products on labels, like calcium and protein, without emphasising the high sugar and therefore, calorie content.
''We know consumers are confused by the numbers, they see the energy content and it's not a tangible figure to them that they can put into context,'' she said.
''People also don't know if they should be measuring in calories or kilojoules.''
For this reason, the updated guidelines placed an emphasis on consuming whole foods like fruit, vegetables and lean meats, she said, which are less likely to come in packaging.
''But the other issue is that despite understanding the importance of fruit and vegetables, we all like foods that are bad for us,'' Pettigrew said.
So how can people hoping to follow a sensible diet follow the national guidelines with ease, given such confusion around what is in food - on top of the fact that for many, junk food just tastes plain good?
A leading Australian public health expert, Professor Mike Daube, says additional steps are needed in conjunction with the guidelines to ensure they will have the much-needed affect of reducing overweight and disease.
''Guidelines are only as good as number of people that read and see them,'' Daube, who is the director of the Public Health Advocacy Institute in WA, says.
''What we now need is a strong public education program, and serious constraints on the food industry's promotion of junk food. It's hard to go past logic that says if the National Health and Medical Research Council are so concerned about sugar to include restriction of it in their guidelines, then the government should do something about curbing its promotion.''
The guidelines were meticulous, commonsense and based on science, but were not a public health strategy, he says.
''It is now up to the government to implement that strategy.
''You need hard-hitting education to get through to consumers, not soft stuff about energy balance that doesn't even tell you to keep away sugar, which is the approach of the Food and Grocery Council.''


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Wednesday, August 09, 2006
SI Names Michigan #1
What? You didn't think we were talking football, did you?
The rest of their Top 5 are:
1. "The Victors," University of Michigan
2. "Anchors Aweigh," U.S. Naval Academy
3. "Boomer Sooner," University of Oklahoma.
4. "Rocky Top," University of Tennessee
5. "Notre Dame Victory March," Notre Dame
While I obviously agree with #1, uh, "Anchors Aweigh" is the second best fight song in college football? Sorry, I beg to differ.
I also liked some of the comments to this article, especially a couple of folks who were aghast about "Rocky Top" making it near the top saying they play it too damn much. One guy compared it to a song you start out liking on Top 40 radio...until they play the shit out of it and you end up loathing it. Yes, "Rocky Top" is the "Hey Ya!" of college football.
Thanks to MZone reader Enrique for the tip
31 comments:
Are you kidding me? Anything without Ohio State or USC's fight songs aren't worth the read thank you.
- August 08, 2006 6:11 AM
- harry hasselhoff said...
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- August 08, 2006 10:19 AM
- harry hasselhoff said...
My Top 5:
1) Michigan
4) Wisconsin
Any list with "Rocky Top" and "Anchors Aweigh" above nos. 2-5 is a little suspect.
- August 08, 2006 10:25 AM
Rocky Top isn't Tennessee's fight song
- August 08, 2006 10:58 AM
- Benny Friedman said...
Rocky Top wouldn't even beat out Alabama's as the best fight song in the SEC.
"Boomer Sooner" is a direct ripoff of Yale's "Boola Boola," so it shouldn't be in the top five.
The best fight songs are in the Big Ten. Michigan, tOSU, Sparty, Wisconsin and Minnesota are all top ten material.
- August 08, 2006 11:04 AM
- Andy said...
My season tickets are right behind the visiting band at the stadium, so we hear a too much of the bands. But as much as I hate tOSU - their song is pretty snappy. Wisconsin and Michigan State stick in your head after a game as well.
- August 08, 2006 11:17 AM
- St. Simons Island Nole said...
I am partial to the FSU Warchant, personally.
- August 08, 2006 11:24 AM
- IC said...
Don't forget "The Ramblin' Wreck from Georgia Tech." And I may catch hell for this, but I think UCLA's "Sons of Westwood" is an overlooked classic.
Good call on Minnesota, Benny. Plus, it's titled "The Minnesota Rouser", which sounds like an euphemism for an outdoor sex act in the winter.
- August 08, 2006 11:52 AM
Excuse me, as the earlier poster said, "Boomer Sooner" is Yale's fight song. And ic, "Sons of Westwood" is a ripoff of Cal's "Big C."
- August 08, 2006 11:57 AM
- IC said...
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- August 08, 2006 11:58 AM
Boomer Sooner? Are you kidding me. There are two words in the friggen song. Who wrote it the Chairman of the English Lit. Dept.
- August 08, 2006 12:01 PM
- IC said...
ososdeoro (great name for a "Golden Bear"):
I had never heard of "Big C", but after reading your comment I listened to it at figthmusic.com. "Sons of Westwood" is almost exactly the same. This is an even more brazen musical ripoff than the recent Sierra Mist commercials (with the guy from "Ed" who's always in the "I Love the 70s, 80's, 90's" shows on VH1)that sound almost identical to the tunes from "Curb Your Enthusiasm."
Therefore, I'm replacing UCLA on my list of top fight songs with Cal. However, I cannot promise that when hearing the song, I won't continue to envision Bruins cheerleaders.
- August 08, 2006 12:10 PM
Excuse me Jim, but that is what makes "Boomer Sooner" a very recognizable fight song. People remember the song because it is not complicated by too many words. "Boomer Sooner" is simple, catchy and to the point.
- August 08, 2006 12:18 PM
This is constantly debated and Michigan comes out on top. The rest of you can fight over second place; we don't really give a shit. The Victors pwns your ass and that's really all there is to it. Especially in the Big Ten, many of the fight songs are insipid, lame, and interchangeable.
I was in the MMB so I've played the songs of all our opponents in the last 4 years, and the one song I had the most fun playing was Texas'. Penn State was pretty good too. And the little we play at the end of MSU's, but I don't think that's part of their shortened version.
- August 08, 2006 12:33 PM
Should say "little 4-bar phrase we play" at the end there
- August 08, 2006 12:34 PM
- John Gibson said...
Absolutely! I'm a life-long, dyed-in-the-wool Longhorn fan, but when your band marched onto the field at the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1, 2005, and struck up "The Victors", it made the hair on the back of my neck stand on end! For years, I've had three favorite football teams - Texas, Michigan, and whoever is playing the Farting Irish (which means on some Saturdays, I have only two - Texas & Michigan).
- August 08, 2006 12:55 PM
Not just the best fight song, John Philip Sousa once said it was the best march he had ever heard. And he knew a thing or two about marches...
- August 08, 2006 1:08 PM
Obviously it isn't the fight song, but "The Yellow and the Blue" was always my favourite song associated with UM. My dad's seats were deep in alumnus only territory and the emotion on the aging faces around me when this song was played was...
- August 08, 2006 1:25 PM
- Becky said...
Anything ever sung by Dolly Parton CANNOT be in the top 5. Period.
- August 08, 2006 1:35 PM
- Scott Boswell said...
I wonder how much SI was paid by the ou athletic dept. to have Boomer Sooner listed.
Not only is it 2 words, played after every 2 yard gain and utterly repulsive, it relishes in the fact of being a "Sooner".
Wait...isn't a Sooner someone that cheated to get finanical gain? Carry on...
- August 08, 2006 2:07 PM
"Boomer Sooner" Ahh...Simplicity is Beautiful! Right Scott. Hey the sooners just wanted to get a head start for a piece of land, whats wrong with that?
- August 08, 2006 2:40 PM
"Boomer Sooner" actually has more than two words. It starts off with:
Sooner born, Sooner bred,
When I die, I'll be Sooner dead.
Those poor people are cursed to be Okies in the afterlife as well.
PS Anchor's Aweigh is an excellent fight song. Go see a game in Annapolis and you'll be singing it by the forth quarter.
- August 08, 2006 3:01 PM
- Beban said...
Two quick points:
The reason that UCLA and Cal have the same fight song is that UCLA was the first UC outside of Cal. Kind of the first offspring. It's also why they are the Golden Bears, and we're the Bruins (i.e. Baby Bears). Cal plays the song with a much faster tempo. Cal's is the original, but our version sounds better.
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- August 08, 2006 3:16 PM
Obviously "The Victors" rules. My favorite part is not the main theme, but the part that leads up to it.
I like "Rocky Top." I also like "Hey Ya."
"On Wisconsin" should make the list.
The USC song is annoying unless you add dirty lyrics.
Have you ever heard the original University of Chicago fight song? They used to be the best Big Ten football school till they got rid of the sport. I believe their fight song has been adopted by others.
- August 08, 2006 3:32 PM
- BaggyPantsDevil said...
I'm a little shocked at the lack of love for the "Notre Dame Victory March." Especially considering how they're going to be the greatest college football team ever this year.
"The Victors" is without a doubt the best fight song ever. I'm always shocked when these "best fight song" articles don't just concede that "The Victors" is so superior to anything else that the debate is just about who comes in second.
As much as I despise Notre Dame, I will admit that their fight song is a pretty good one. I think Ohio State--who I also despise--also have a good one that's on a par with Notre Dame's.
"Rocky Top" is just lame. One, it's not a fight song. Two, there's nothing the least bit memorable about its melody. I've heard two versions of it. One made me think "kid from Deliverence" and the other made me think I was listening to the national anthem of the Republic of Lithuania.
I've never understood how anyone not liquored up on moonshine or starry-eyed in love with their cousin can like that song.
- August 08, 2006 6:29 PM
You want to know why people love "Rocky Top"? It is because when the song is played it is impossible to keep the absolutely delightful image of a Colonel Sanders-esque gentleman dancing with all of his might out of your head. The song just makes you want to buy a white top hat and can. Old iconography of the South dancing...nothing can beat that.
- August 08, 2006 8:17 PM
Yeah John! Texas had by far the best and most polite band we've ever encountered. Our trombone sections even got together at In N Out burger and swapped stories for a couple hours. We decided we have the opposite of a rivalry with them. It's just too bad that one of the greatest games I'll ever see had to be their team beating mine on the last play.
- August 08, 2006 8:32 PM
- ChrisMagee said...
Like Jeremy, I was at the MMB/LHB Bone meetup, but was one of the Texas Bones. That was a total blast and I wish we could play UM again just to see the MMB bones. My top 5 fight songs are as follows:
1 - Texas Fight (come on, I do go there)
2 - Hail to the Victors
3 - Maroon and Gold (ASU)
4 - UAB Fanfare
5 - On Wisconsin
- August 09, 2006 3:34 AM
Haha, what are the odds, chrismagee? Small world. And I'm not just blowing smoke in a public forum, that trombone meetup/entire trip was one of the highlights of my four years in band.
We were slightly disappointed during the Rose Bowl this year though -- we couldn't spot anyone giving the money behind the ABC cameras when all the bones were mugging for the camera before pregame. It would've made our lives complete!
- August 09, 2006 8:13 AM
ND should be higher on the list, and I know Im biased... but USC's got to be on there too. But Michigan does have a great fight song.
- August 09, 2006 10:47 AM
- ChrisMagee said...
We didn't do give me the money to the camera, but it has caught on among the Texas Trombones. I can speak for the entire trombone section that our meetup was my favorite non-game moment of that trip for both Rose Bowls. Screw playing Ohio State, I want to play UM. Here's to UM and UT in Glendale!!!
- August 09, 2006 11:55 PM


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Morrison went on to express anger at the "maggots" who backed Obama, specifically calling out non-white voters, whom he accused of voting for the president on an "ethnic basis."
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Kyuubi Naruto
Naruto's anger and desperation has forced the Kyuubi's chakra to come up to the surface, changing Naruto into a single-minded beast with a nearly endless amount of chakra. With the Kyuubi chakra around Naruto, he is able to unleash powerful waves of raw chakra to endow his power further, or gather it back to guard and heal him.Requirement to unlock: Mission: The Rise of a Jinchuuriki
Kyuubi Rasengan
Naruto slams his Kyuubi empowered rasengan onto one enemy, dealing 35 damage and stunning them for 1 turn. Naruto will also receive 5 affliction damage.*
Cooldown: 1
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Kyuubi Rage
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Cooldown: 3
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Cooldown: 5
Chakra required:
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'ey • excl • yes • Variants 'ee 'eey 'eee 'eeey
Lexicon record # 4269 | Source references: R269-270 JE153
Semantic domain: greetings and polite expressions
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More specific semantic domains: about people, activities, kinds of people, man-made objects
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chaa-nuueks young child, baby, newborn
chah-kwoh pants, trousers
che-gaa-nok-sek' I forgive
che-gey-yoh small knife, pocket knife
che-gey-yo-nah-pee-mek' I am tired of
che-gey-yo-ne-pek' I am annoyed at (someone)
che-gey-yo-nee-ne-pek' I am tired of
che-go-'o-nep' four-point buck
chek-cheen salmon trap
chekw-che-kwah vertical stripes around a basket
chekws heart
chek'-wehl prayer seat, "stone 'seats' on mountains ... They are semicircular walls of mortared stones, a yard or two across, three or four feet high", flat place in front of a cliff
che-log close woven basket for seeds, fancy basket for valuables
che-lo-gaa-peehl ribs
che-lo-gehl ribs
che-lo-ge-peehl ribs
ches-kew scoop net for candlefish
ches-ke-wehl plunge net for small fish (scooped downward at high water)
che-wes hand
che-ween mother-in-law
chey-ke-tew little finger, pinky finger
che'-loh dry (food), bake (food), cure (food), dry by heating
che'-loh-tek' I dry (food), I bake (food), I cure (food), I dry by heating
che'-loh-te-mew be dried (of food)
che'-lo-yehl they are dry
chee-chos younger sibling, younger sister
cheee'sh woodpecker crest, woodpecker scalp
cheek'-weyr chair, stool
chee-mos uncle
chee-nes young man, teenage boy
chee-no-me-lek' I give away part of my winnings in a game
chee-no-me-wah young man
chee-no-me-wes young man, teenage boy
chee'm uncle!
chke-noo-wok be very stupid, be very poor
chke-noo-wok-sek' I am very stupid, I am very poor
chkeee-ker' fork, table fork
chker-kerr' pierce, spear, pitchfork, fork (utensil)
chmey-yo-nen 'o 'we-'ee-'ee'-gah dinner
chmerk be angry, person who pouts, moody person
chnaa woman's brother-in-law
chneen sister-in-law
choch relative
choh-choh apron, skirt
chok-choop' drum, drumstick
chok-choop-'ey'r drum, drumstick
cho-pe-le'y short blanket coat, baby's rabbit skin blanket
cho-won seine net, eel net, dip net, lamprey net
cho-wo-nek' I fish with a seine net
cho'w fish with seine net from rocks
chpe-gey'r hear, ask, ear
chpeee-go'-re-pek' I get ready for a race
chpee-sher-'erhl mirror, window, glass
chpok-sek' I think, I meditate
chpok-see-mek' I remember, I think back, I recollect
chper-werk remember, think of, miss, pine for, become lonesome for
chper-werk-sek' I remember, I long for, I think about
chper-werk-see-mek' I remember, I think of someone, I miss someone, I pine for
chpue-ro-wok' I menstruate
cherh-kwek' I am jumping center (in the brush dance)
cherkw jump center (in the brush dance), bird's tail
cher-wer-nerh "a network headdress falling down the nape and back", long close-woven headdress, head netting
cher-wer-ner' large fishing net
cher-wer-ser-terw index finger, pointer finger
chery little person
chuehl well, goodbye, so be it
chue-lue-la' Chilula Indian
chue-lue-sew runny eyes
chuerp-'er'y comb
chuue' well, goodbye, come on
chyuuek'-wech steer (a boat), paddle in back
chyuuek'-we-chook' I steer (a boat)
chyuuep-'er'y comb oneself, comb
ch'eeg saliva, foam
ch'wo-na' coat
haa-moh bear grass, used in basket making
haa-muer pendant worn in mourning
hah-pe-leen be lively, be happy
hah-pe-lee-ne-pek' I feel lively, I feel happy
hah-sehl urine
heyr-puen mint, mint tea
he-gel dance
he-gon spoon, scraper
he-goo-re-keech yerba buena tea, vine tea
he-goo' paddle
hehl-kew 'woo-gey former people (having retreated inland)
hehl-keek-laa Klamath River Indians
hehl-kue 'we-re-go-'oh gill net
hekwch small basket for acorn soup, eating basket, soup basket, serving bowl, bowl
he-log cooking paddle, acorn mush stirrer, stirring paddle
he-lo-mey-yek' I dance
he-wo-lon heal, cure (the body, an illness)
he-wo-ne-kee'r have an erection
hey-yo-mok-sek' I am lucky
hee-meyr 'we-chah underwear
hee-meyr 'wo-'oy underwear
hee-mer-cher-wek' I weave (baskets) quickly
hle'm heel
hle'-mekw heel of foot, sole of shoe
hlke-kwo-lek' I limp, I am lame, I am crippled
hlke'-mah ladder, stepping stones
hlker-'er-mery war dance
hlker-'er-mer-yek' I sing a war dance song
hlkwert-'err' pass gas through the vagina
hlmey-yok-see-mek' I am suspicious of
hlmey-yor-kwee-sho-nek' I am feared, I am an object of fear
hoh-kuem 'ue-perh-chekws storage basket for tobacco
hoh-se-pek' I am ashamed
hokch-kehl arrow flaker
ho-leehl hazel shoot, hazel sticks (used in basket making), hazel
ho-lee-mek' I weave (baskets)
ho-lee-mew be woven (baskets)
ho-lo-yue'l water for soaking basket materials
hom-tah play, play with, be happy
hom-te-pek' I play, I play with, I am happy
hoo-gech neee'n astronomer
hookw gamble
hookw-chek' I gamble, I play cards
hoo-le-chek' I stir (a liquid), I paddle
hoo-loh basket (general term)
hoo-loh roh-kuet basketball
hoo-lo-yehl they are twisted, they are woven crooked, they are not straight (badly made baskets in which the uprights are not vertical)
hoo-ne-chek' I paddle upstream
hoo-re-che-wek' I weave baskets, I make baskets, I grope, I reach
hoo-rok-sek' I am cunning, I am clever
hoo-rue-re-hlek' I feel sick, I feel nauseous, I have nausea
ho-yeee oh!, hey!, hello!
ho'-neet bait, lure
ho'nk-'et bait, lure
ho-'o-pe-wek' I make acorn soup
her-gerk-'er-yen dealer
herhl-perh stick game
herhl-per' sticks (in stick game)
herkw-terks small basket used as drinking cup, plate or dish
herk-'er-yek' I hide
herm-cherh adulterer
her-'erh-kerhl be fresh (food, etc.)
huen-pey-yok' I want the opposite sex, I am sexually aroused, I am horny
huep-'oo-la' Hupa Indian, the Hupa people
huuek child, baby
huuek-soh child, children
kaa-mew it is bitter, it tastes bad, it is sour
kaa-me-we-tek' I have a bad taste in my mouth, I do not like the taste of something
kaa-mok be disliked
kaa-mok-see-mek' I dislike, I hate
kaa-muueks bastard
ka-'aal slave
ka-'a-noh blanket
ka-'a'n deerhide blanket with hair on it, blanket, deerskin wrap (in the Jump Dance)
ka'mt-'em basket for valuables
ke-che'w cover on a baby basket
ke-gem someone who is jealous of everything
ke-gey doctor, Indian doctor
ke-goh acorn soup
kehl-kem red clay, floor
kehl-pey-yok' I sing through a dream (of a doctor), I lose control of myself at the doctor dance
ke-kwon pounding basket (bottomless)
kekw-sah apron of bark
ke-lo-ke'l throat
ke-mew storage basket for tobacco
ke-mo-lo-chek' I am jealous, I envy
ke-neek'-wech steer (a boat)
ke-neek'-we-chook' I steer (a boat)
kep-'ehl there is a housepit, hole in a tree, hole in the ground, housepit
kep-'ohl a hollow, a space, clearing, house pit
kep'-t'oh feed an infant soft food
ke-ro-moh turn round (of a wheel, etc., intr.), vehicle, car, automobile
kes-keehl lower side, woodshed anteroom
ke-so-me-we-hlek' I am homesick, I long for, I miss, I am sad, I am lonesome, I am sorry for (someone)
ke-so-mew-tek' I am homesick
ke-so-muy corpse, dead person
ket-'e-tew palm (of hand)
ket-'ey be still (of anything movable), be parked, be moored
ket'-ket-'e'y lie (of boats)
ket-'op' it is in a pot (liquid), it is scraped (shins)
ke-woy burden basket
key-che-lew speak the medicine formula on the ninth day of a girl's first menstruation
key-yom dipper basket
ke'-moh bailer
ke'-moh-pe-chek' I bail out
ke'-moh-pet bail out water
ke'-moh-pe-te-chek' I bail out water
ke'-mow food
kee-mo-le-nee hoo-loh waste basket
keen fisherman
kmoy-pon spread (butter, jam, etc.)
kne-tew finger
knet-ken flint, arrowhead, bullet, cartridge
knetk-net arrowhead, cartridge
kne-we-tek' I fish with a net
kne-wo-le-tew middle (long) finger
koch-pok-sek' I think over, I meditate
koh-che-neesh large tanned deerskin used for blankets or dresses (larger than smechoy)
ko-kos mother
ko-peen coffee
ko-weesh-cho' thank you, thanks, I am grateful
ko'l 'ne-so'n my genitals (male or female)
ko-'o-mech Orleans Indian, Karuk Indian, Karuk people
kerch-pok' I menstruate for the first time
kerch-'erk row a boat
krey-choh hair ties
ker-ger-chek' I row
ker-ger-serh musket
ker-gert-ker' fisherman
ker-ger-wers wrist
ker-guuek a round is won (in a game)
kerhl earring
ker-kerch-pok' I menstruate, I menstruate for the first time, I reach womanhood
ker-kerhl ankle
ker-ker'-werk cheek'-weyr rocking chair
ker-ker'-werk'ws it is cranky (of a boat)
ker-kue'-yer-merhl zigzag pattern, wavy pattern
ker-kue'-yer' be crooked, zigzag design on baskets
ker-mer-terw little finger
kers-'erkw shoulder blade
kert-kek' I go trout fishing, I go fishing with pole
kert-kerhl trout fishing pole
kert-'er' bald person
ker-wers wrist
ker-wer-yerh chin, jaw, beard
kery braids, hair wraps, hair tie, two braids
ker-yer-merh skull
ker'-yer' peel (fruit or vegetable)
kue wa-'aw mehl me-guehl-so-nee mop
kuech grandmother
kue-chos grandmother
kue-reesh the end of a net, the point of a V-shaped mark, used for calendar keeping, made in a slate slab in the floor of a sweat-house
kuuerk cross the goal-line, score, as in the stick game
kuuerk-sek' I play the stick game, I score (in the stick game)
kweyr peg, nail, lamprey awl, sewing awl, needle, wooden needle
kwe-no-met part of a sweathouse, big door of a sweathouse, "the exit and ventilator", "the place to the left of the exit, likely to be occupied by the 'owner'"
kwe-re'-we'y dugout canoe
kwe-ruehl snout, long nose
kwes-kwe-sek' I have a cold, I caught a cold
kwes-'o-yew prayer doctor
kwes-'o-ye-wek' I treat (used of prayer doctor)
kwe-to-yos pear-shaped piece of wood put near fire in wishing ill on someone
kwoy-te-me'l shoulder
kwerhl image, picture, shadow, doll, movie
kyah-to'r sweat, sweat
kya' sore, ulcer
kya'hl-'oo' open sore, ulcer, open wound
kye'w capsize
kye'-wo-lep' it capsizes, someone turns over (e.g. in a boat or a wagon)
kye'-wo'l it capsizes
kyer-nee-kerhl sprain
kyer-nee-kert sprain
k'en-rok-see-mek' I trust, I admire, I respect
k'en-soo-nok-see-mek' I dislike, I have hateful thoughts about
k'ep-'ew grandchild
k'e-rep' widow
k'e-wen widow who has cut her hair in mourning, widow with her hair cut quite short, above the shoulder
k'eer-wer-ler-'ery be gray-haired
k'lee-mo-wok' I feel ill
k'ohoo unmarried mother, mother of bastards
k'ookw-sook' I cut up, I split (fish, etc.), I cut into pieces, I dress fish or game
laa-yo' jump up and down (of a boat), pitch (of a boat)
le-gaa'y doorway, trail, path, retreat, a place where someone or something passes through, the place by the entrance door in the sweathouse
le-gep-'ew storage place
lehl-ke-mok' I wrap (something) in skunk cabbage leaves (for cooking)
lekw-soo small door of a sweathouse, exit hole, space in front of the door
lem hook eels
le-mo-lohl eel-hook, gaff for lamprey eels
le-mo-look' I hook eels
le-mo-lo-'ohl eel-hook, gaff for lamprey eels
le-pe-hlek' I ache
lep-kwoh form seaweed into round cakes
le-poh hip
le-po'm headband "worn by the woman formulist in the Brush Dance ... normally made of ordinary feathers", doctor's forehead band of condor ruff
le-wet net, fish net, salmon net
le-we-tek' I fish with a net, I set a net
le-wo-ley-ye-tek' I pull (a boat) through shallow water by hand
le-wo-le'y it is pulled through shallow water by hand
ley-yo-lekw-sa' zigzag design on baskets, vertical stripe on baskets
le'-wehl house used at the making of the Fish Dam at Kepel
loo fish weir, fish dam
loo-geen fish weir, fish dam, the Fish Dam at Kepel
lo' chief builder of the Fish Dam at Kepel
lerh saliva, spittle
lerh-per-yehl drool, saliva, spittle
ler'-ger' black person
ler-'er-gerh be black, be dark-colored, (round things) coffee
ler-'er-gerysh dark-skinned person
luue-wo-lo-yek' I cramp, I have a cramp
luue' fish with a net, set a net
meyr-keyr-keehl hip
ma-'ah spear, spear, salmon harpoon pole, up to 16 feet long
ma-'ahs-kehl spear
ma-'ahs-kek' I spear, I go spear fishing
ma-'ahs-kee-mek' I spear
ma-'ahs-kue-mek' I spear
ma-'ak head rings, "a stuffed ring of deerskin with three or four of the scarlet [woodpecker] scalps sewn on", "head rings with woodpecker on them", head roll
mec-hlaa something fire goes through, chimney, stove pipe, fireplace
me-cho-lep mucus in one's eye
me-cho-le'w eye mucus
me-cho-mee' venereal disease, the clap
me-ge-nep' it moves or stretches in an elastic way (like an inchworm, or in a belly-ache or body building), it (someone's stomach) aches
me-ges doctor, white doctor, medical doctor
me-gey-yoo miscarry, die soon after birth, be stillborn, lose children in childbirth
mehl 'e'-ga' mehl muehl-so-nee eraser
mehl-kue part of a Yurok house: "the peripheral part ... at ground level, as contrasted with the sunken center ... It is usually pretty well filled with large food-storage baskets.", "a place in the sweathouse, the corner farthest from both entrance and exit ... There is always a floor of smooth planks or stone slabs."
me-key children
me-key-yo-wok children
me-kwey'r menstrual hut
mek'-woh pus
me-leg excrement
me-lee' there is a brush dance
me-lok' I attend a brush dance
me-loo brush dance
me-lox excrement, feces, turds
me-lo' brush dance officiant, medicine woman
me-new-kwek' I drown, I go under water, , I am bashful
me-ne's tow a boat, pull ashore, boat rope
me-noo' pull a boat ashore, pull (anything, not just boats)
mep-'och beard, mustache, whiskers
me-raa-wo-nee smoked (of salmon)
me-raa's it (food) is smoky, cure by smoke
me-rueh che-go-'o-nep' five-point buck
me-se'n lichen for dyeing yellow, yellow moss, tree moss
me-see'-ro-nuen a slim man
mes-kwok' I doctor someone
me-so-lehl large platter for salmon meat, openwork and larger than 'lahpsew
mes-tek lining of leaves in a basket
mes-te-nekw ferns used to line baskets
mes-tok line something (clothes, baskets, etc.)
mes-'ehl a basket for drying things in, drying basket
me-to-lep snot
met-'eek rectum, ass!
mew widower
me-wee-mor old man
me-wee-peehl waist, tree trunk
me-wee'm widower
me-wo-lep' deerskin dance officiant
me-wo-re'-ween towel
mey mourn, cry, tear, tears (from eyes)
mey-choh storage basket, "similar in shape [to pahtekws], but made altogether of hazel, without overlaying or patterns", measuring basket (for liquids)
mey-yoo be pregnant
mey-yoo-mo-yek' I am pregnant
me'-loh in-law whose spouse has died but who remains with spouse's family, relative
me'yk'-wah boil (skin affliction), pus
mee-chos cousin, male cousin, elder brother
meehl-pehl leg, shin, lower leg
meee-kee-werh double ended boat
mee-nek' I bet
moch-kwoch' little boy's penis
mohl-kwoh head
mokw-sek muscle, sinew
moy-kek' I die (used of gods, plants, and animals)
mo'l sexual intercourse
merk-cher-'er-kerhl hip, hip bone
mer-ner's-kwery pull the skin off a fish
merr-gen lungs
mer-serw ointment
mers-terk line a basket, lining to make something warmer
mer-ter-lerp' nasal mucus, runny nose
mer-terw buttocks, rump, derriere, arse
merw food carried with one, food brought by bride
merw-pok' I carry food with me
merw-perh food carried with one, food brought by bride, packed lunch
mer-werch the dance is ending, the end of a dance
mer-wer'y the final dance at the brush dance is danced
mer'-p'erhl pubic hair
muech ro' automobile, car, vehicle
muen dress
muen-chehl ceremonial dress, dance dress
muen-choh dress
muen-cherhl milk
muen-chers fair-skinned person, white animal or bird
muen-ters fair-skinned person
mues-chen really, truly, true, yes, truly
muue-wee-mor old men
mue'-reep large basket for cooking acorn soup, cooking pot basket
myoo-tek' I push, I put on (clothes, shoes)
myoo-te-lek' I am pushed, I am shoved
naa-goh gut on one side
naa-naak' ring of black and white dots around the bottom of a basket
na-'a-tew ring finger
na'-ma'w chipper (tool)
ne-ga' surf-fish net, triangle net
ne-ge-neech mouse, bastard child
ne-gee-'eehl twins
ne-go-'ep' forked-horn buck, two-point buck
ne-go-'o-hlen midwife
nek-tey-yok' I admire the cleverness of a person
nek-tok like (a favorite), pity
nek-tok-see-mek' I adore, I admire, I like (someone)
ne-mekw adze
ne-pek' I eat
new breast milk
ne-won breast, nipple, tit, breast milk
ney greeting between women
ney-yen greeting between women
nee-gerk half a boat, a boat with a part split off
neee-gem flint, obsidian
nee-nee-cho'y saw (tool)
nee-nos woman married to a relative
nee-wah man married to a relative
nee-'ee-yuen sibling
noh-chuer bone hairpin
nohl-pey-yek' I go out, I defecate, I go to the bathroom
nohl-pey-yok' I defecate, I go the bathroom
noh-pet-'ekws dry-salmon maggot or beetle, black bug, weevil, stranger
noh-pe-weehl sing solo at the brush dance, brush dance song, heavy song
noh-pey enter one's wife's house, half-married man
noh-pey-yue'l raised rim of a basket, raised edge
noh-puuek child of a "half" (matrilocal) marriage
nok-see-mek' I think of
nooych eat food as a guest
nooych-kwek' I eat food as a guest
nooych-kwok' I eat food as a guest
no-wee-nah be happy, enjoy
no-wee-ne-pek' I am happy, I enjoy, I like the feeling
no-woh greeting between men
noy shoe
no-'oh-peeet belt
no-'o-mey'r title of girl helper at the Fish Dam ceremony
no-'os baby basket
no-'oy shoe, shoes
no-'o-yek' I have shoes on
ner-ger-nerhl the interior part of a dwelling-place or sweathouse
nerh-cherr' fishhook
nerh-ser-per' shave (trans.), shave oneself, razor
ner-perw meat
nerr-mery sing songs, brush dance song
nerr-mer-yek' I sing songs
nerr-mery-pey-yok' I'm singing (in the brush dance)
nerr-wert visit the sick
nerr-yerk-sek' I betray a trust
nerr-yer-werk-sek' I am betrayed
ner' snare
ner'-mer-wue' adze blade
ner-'er-merh snare
ner-'er-mers snare, a trigger snare
ner-'er-mert deer meat, venison
ner-'er-mer-tek' I snare
ner-'er-nerh Coast Yurok, Coast Indian
ner-'er-pek' I trap
ner-'ers trap
ner-'er-sek' I trap
ner'w-kwert arrow
nue-neg food
nue-ne-pew food, fish
nue-ne-pueh food, fish
nue-ne-puy food, fish
paa-rew father-in-law
pah neck
pah le-gaa scarf
pah-tekws storage basket for food, "much larger" than a prhchrkws
pah-tuen neck
peyr-kokwch guessing sticks, playing card
pa-'aap' ladyfern, woodwardia fern (dyed in alder juice and used in basket making)
pa-'ah-pe-tew bowstring
pe-cheek-laa up river Indian, Karuk Indian, Karuk people
pe-choch broil
pe-gem knife
pe-ge-meep wire, iron, steel, metal, sharp stone or hard wood used for making knives
pe-gerk man, male person, real man, rich man, independent person, all-grown-up person
pehl-pe'l matches
pe-ko-yek blood
pe-kwo-le-wek' I peel sticks (for baskets)
pe-kwon basket used for acorn pounding
pe-mek' I cook
pe-mey grease, cooking fat, oil, blubber, lard, liquid fat
pe-mo-roh drippings
pe-mo-yekw rock dish, a hollowed rock used in cooking to collect grease drippings
penkw acorn flour
pe-pah pepper
pe-rey grow old (of a woman), old woman, old lady
pes-koh spear, fish spear, three piece toggle head for catching salmon
pe-soh clitoris
pew cook
pe-wo-mek' I cook
pe-wo-meen a cook
pe-wo-mo'r s/he cooks for someone
pey-yey'r cook over an open fire
pey-chew deceased grandfather
pee-cho-wos grandfather
peeesh pea
pee-nos older sister
peer-werk-see-mek' I love
peesh-kaahl 'o koh seafood
peesh-kah salt, sea, ocean
pee'-woh why not!, you're welcome!, sure!, okay
pkwe-ge-no-'ohl quill, needle, awl
pkwok find out
pkwok-see-mek' I find out (what somebody is thinking), I find (somebody) out
pla's stick for measuring meshes of a net
ple-gokw headband of woodpecker scalps, headroll
ple-tew thumb, big toe
plo-wah flour
pon-chech gray deer, white deerskin
po-nues pre-pubescent vagina, hymen
pop-sew bread
poy-chekws a small basket tray for seeds used as food
poy-koh flat basket, pan, pot
poy'-we-son chief, leader, boss, best (at doing something), headman
po-'oh get well, heal (intr.), scar, healed sore
perh-cherkws plain trinket basket, fancy basket
perh-serh rifle, gun
per-ker-yer-'er'y it is red (animals, birds, human hair)
per-ker'm club, jar
perkw-cheehl headdress with feathers
per-kwery hills, the back of a house, the rear part of a house
per-mer-yerh 'wech'-wo-na' raincoat, waterproof coat
per-mer-yerh 'we-'e-kah rain hat
per-per-yuue-pek' I am curly, I have curly hair
perw-kweesh elbow
pery-kerr' brain, brains
per-yerm penis
per'y-p'er'w be sour
pue-le-kuek-la' downriver Indian, Yurok Indian
pue-leek-laa down river people, the river Yurok
pue-no-meehl malicious thoughts (cause of illness in someone else), contamination, bad omen
pue-no-meehl-kok' I am contaminated, I have a pain
puer-cheehl brush dance cap
pue'-nek' I fart, I break wind, I expel gas
pye-weg perform the white deerskin dance, white deerskin dance
pye-wo-lue-mek' I chew
pyer-werk-see-mek' I love
pyer-werk-see-sho-no-wok' I am lovely
pyue-ro-wok' I perform the sacred rites at a dance, I purify myself
pyuue-weg perform the deerskin dance, deerskin dance
raahl-kah build up, roof, dam, stepping stones
raak nee ye'y stem of maidenhair fern (used in baskets)
raas rice
ra-'a-see-shon disgusting person
rech-kok' I dance in a particular direction
re-chook' I paddle, I row
re-gey ceremonial headdress
re-go' feather, feather for display (as in headband), morning feathers (in brush dance), "simple upright down-head feathers" in the deerskin dance
re-guue-kwoh liquor
re-guue-kwo' beverage, especially liquor
rehl-'ep' be concentrated in a given direction, of a wish or a prayer, be tossed in a given direction in the stick game, point in a given direction, of a person
re-ke-weech fish for trout with two lines
re-kee-roy broil, broil over a fire
re-kwe-toy scarf
re-kwoh drink
re-kwoh-pey-yok' I drink
re-kwo'm part of the roof
re-moh take part in doctor dance, kick dance, doctor dance, kick dance
re-moh-poh doctor dance song, doctor song
re-nek' it fits me (clothing, etc.)
rep-chem honey, sugar
re-poh doorway
re-pokw doorway, porch, front porch
re-poy drum song
re-po-yok' I sing a song with drum beating
re-woch lip(s)
re-woh lip(s)
rew-pe-nek' I win (in gambling)
roh-kuen ball
roh-peer semen
roh-sek' I throw, I pitch (a ball)
roh-see-mek' I throw, I spear, I harpoon
roh-tek'w testicle, scrotum, testes
rok-see-mek' I trust
rook'ws it blows (of wind), s/he is flatulent
roo-wo's pipe
roo-wo's he-goh a plant whose leaves are used for colds
rooysh rice
ro-ro-we-nek' I fish, I hunt, I fish with hook for eels, I gather (e.g. clams)
rue-ro-wech dance in a particular direction, move across the sky (of stars)
rue-ro-wok' I sing, I boil over, I sing
saa-mey-yohl widow with her hair cut quite short, above the shoulder, widow
saa-mey-yohl 'o 'ue-mey-yoo a child born while its widowed mother was still cutting her hair
seyr glue, chewing gum
seyr-kew glue, pitchy substance from pine trees used for glue and for chewing gum, chewing gum
sa-'ahl have a fit, have a tantrum, ghost
sech dried strip of salmon, dried salmon fillets
sech-kes dried strip of salmon, dried salmon fillets
sek-sah small shell used on dresses
se-po-le-keek-la' any tribe living in the prairies
sew-kwe-lue-mek' I am bruised
se'-le-pek' I scrape the inside of a basket smooth
ska-'ah sole of foot, palm of hand
ska-'a-tew finger, toe
ske-go-'oo sail, cloth, sail, rag
ske-tew little finger
ske-wee-chokw nicely made basket, basket with good shape
ske-wok want, wish, love, like
ske-wok-see-mek' I want, I wish, I love, I like
ske'-wo-yehl they are ripe, they are cooked
skoy buckskin, strip of buckskin, leather, deerskin, elk hide
skoy-peehl flank, side (body part)
sker-weech craftsman, a woman who makes fine designs, fine work, centipede
sker-wee-che-wek' I weave (baskets) well and smoothly
skery-terk'w woman's dress
skery-terk'-wer-lek' I dress myself (of a woman)
skuue-we-tek' I like to taste, I like to eat
skuue-wo-lo-nee something sweet, sweets, candies
sle-kwoh shirt
sle-kwoh-pey-yek' I put a shirt on
sle-kwoh-so'm s/he dresses someone
slekws-lekw clothes
slekws-le-kwoh dress oneself, clothes
sley-yehl substance like mucus which contained a pain object
sloo-ween raw (of food)
sloow-pey eat raw
sloyhl-ke-to' brush, broom
slo-yo-nech-ke-nekw they slide into water (of boats)
slo-yo-nekw it slides into water (of a boat)
sler-perh thigh, penis
sleryhl handkerchief
sleryhl-kerp-'ook' I blow my nose
sluuek'-woh space at the foot of the sweathouse ladder
sme-chook' I make supple, I tan, I split (sugar pine nuts)
sme-choy skin a large animal, tanned deerskin, man's loin-covering of buckskin, worn in summer
smey-ko-lue-mek' I pine, I miss
sme'-le-nek' I masturbate (of men)
sme'-le-ne-pek' I masturbate (of men)
sme'-ruehl scissors
smoh-tey'r bow (for arrows)
son-chook' I paddle, I propel a boat, I paddle in a particular direction
so-neen feel, think (a particular way)
so-nee-nah feel, think
so-nee-ne-pek' I feel, I think (a particular way)
soo-ne-we-tek' I taste (something)
soo-nok-sek' I think
soo-no' be angry, be furious, resent
soo-no'p-'ey-yok' I am angry, I am furious, I resent
sooyhl gum (part of mouth)
soo' cascara tree, chittamwood, cascara tree bark used as laxative
so'ch-'eek roof, ceiling
sraach' tanned skin, quiver
srah-kwoh loincloth
srekw ring
srek'-wah-peeet breechcloth
srek'-we-peeet diaper
sroy signal in games
serp headband, girl's halo in Jump Dance
ser-per-yer' headband, girl's halo in Jump Dance
swe-choh tear, yard (measure, of cloth)
swey-yok-see-mek' I slight, I insult, I am aloof, I am disrespectful
swey-yok-see-sho-no-wok' I am rude
swey-yo-nee-ne-pek' I am aloof, I don't want to associate, I fade, I doubt myself, I dislike the idea
syoo-lah dance in the brush dance (of a girl)
s'e-choh horn, horns, wedge
s'oh anus, rectum
s'err-perhl marrow (of bone)
taahl ceremonial singer
te-gee'n porcupine, porcupine quill, yellow moss for dying basket materials, anything yellow, canary
te-gok-see-mek' I praise
tek-tey stomach
tek-to-mok-sek' I am angry, I am mad
te-kwo-nekws "the cylindrical trunk for feather dresses, etc.", box, case, chest
te-kwo-nekws 'ue-kwerhl television
te-kwo-nuer hammer
tekw-sey'r heart of salmon, uvula
tekws-key manroot, wild cucumber, pickle
te-lek' I am ill, I am sick, I am physically unwell
te-lo-gehl "small animate objects which in the body of an ordinary person cause disease but in the body of [a doctor] give her clairvoyance and the faculty of curing", pain, disease, illness
te-lo-gue-mek' I am in pain, I resent
ten-pey-yok' I eat much, I eat a lot, I overeat
te-nue-mo-nok have bad luck wished on one, bad luck, spirits, insane
te-nue-mo-nok-see-mek' I wish bad luck on, I cast a spell on
te-nue-mo-nok-so-yek' I have bad luck wished upon me
te-po-lehl post of a sweathouse, "the place in the sweathouse opposite the exit, and the place of honor", middle (of a sweathouse, a valley, etc.)
te-to-lo-hlek' I cry, I neigh (of a horse)
te-to-mok be angry (at someone)
te-to-mok-see-mek' I am angry (at someone)
te-to-mo-sek' I am angry, I am mad
tew flesh
te-wey forehead
te-wo-mehl be glad, happy
te-wo-mehl-kook' I am glad, I am happy
te-won flesh
tey brother-in-law (of a man)
tey-te-sek' I am angry
te'-nah drunk
te'-nahs-pek' I am drunk
te'-no-yok' I feel insulted
te'-no-yo-wok' I feel insulted
te'-rekws a close-woven conical basket for seed gathering, bride's basket
te'-rekws 'ue-son thimble
teee-get crybaby
tee-kues Italian person or people
tee-nuue-mo-nok crazy person
tkek'-wey'r pot
tkek'-we'l pot, pan, kettle
tkek'-we'-look' I boil
tkwep' 'ue-meehl 'we-chah-kwoh shorts, short pants
tment-men throb, ache
tmook' I shoot
tmoo-look' I shoot
toh-toh kidney
tok-see-mek' I admire, I respect
to-lo-wehl Tolowa Indian
tom-se-wok' I catch a lot (while hunting or fishing)
too-loh cheek, face
too-me-chek' I carry (a heavy basket)
too'-meyr friend, relative, relation
tos child!
to-tos father
to' hip (body part), thigh
tre-ge-pah fish with a dip net, fish with a triangle net
tre-ge-pa' dip net
tre-ge-pe-tek' I fish with a dip net
tre-kwo-nue-mek' I take a sip
terr-luel bone put through nose of corpse, knife with short hilt
tue-los aunt
tue-meech carrying basket
tye'-wo-mehl corner (in the back of the house)
tyoh-pey-yok hate, dislike
tyoh-pey-yok-see-mek' I hate, I dislike
tyoh-pee-sho-nek' I am hateful
t'wey-yo-mah basket cap
wah-tey tossle in stick game
wa-'aw floor
wa-'a-wor floor
wa's-'ee-sho-no-wok' I am pitiful, I am wretched
wa's-'ok pity
wa's-'ok-see-mek' I pity
we-ga'-sok be unselfish
we-ga'-sok-see-mek' I am unselfish
we-goh go across by boat, someone who carries money settling disputes
wen-chokws woman
we-no-'o-mek' point at which another rib is added in a basket frame
we-roch bachelor
we-so-mot bow (for arrows)
wey-yet Wiyot Indian
wey-yew be woven, be finished (of baskets)
wey-ye-we-tek' I weave, I finish (baskets)
wey-yok-sek' I am poisoned, I have cancer
wey-yok-seep Labrador tea
wey-yo-me-nehl they copulate
wey-yo-'o-pe-wek' I finish making acorn soup, I finish cooking with hot rocks
wey-pe-geyr there is an epidemic
we'-yon teenage girl, young woman
weeel wheel
wee-na-'a-tew third finger, ring finger
wohl-kekw roof
wo-hluer girl dancer at the Fish Dam ceremony
wok-hlew be glad, thank you, thanks, I give thanks, I am grateful
wo-neek 'we-le-goo jump dance
wor mode of address by a man to his wife
wor-me'y spinster, unmarried elderly lady
wo-ro-cheen bachelor
wo-'o-mehl shelled acorn
werhl-perh stick game
wer-seep braided trim on the front of a boat, made of hazel sticks
wer-serh navel
wery-pue'r first part of a basket to be woven, beginning of basket
wer-'er-gery young person
wer'-yers girl, small girl
ye-gue-'ueh ferryman
yo-nee-kwo' become sprained
'ah-kek' I urinate, I piss (of men)
'ahs-pah be given food or drink
'ahs-pek' I drink
'ahs-pey-yue'r soup
'ahs-pue'm drink
'ah-te-meyr write, draw, make basket designs, marking on baskets, paper, writing, drawing, book, newspaper
'a-ye-kwee' alas!, I am sorry, a formal salutation of departure, formerly used "chiefly as farewell to the dead, etc.", hello!
'e-kah hat, cap
'e-key'r necklace
'e'-gah eat in a group, have a meal, meal
'e'-gue'r a carrying case of ordinary folded deerskin, basket used in jump dance, medicine basket
'e'-gue'r 'wes-'o-nah uterus
'ee-'ee'-gah dining room, table
'lahp-sew openwork basket plate for eating salmon, flat basket, plate
'lep-soyhl nap of fur or fabric
'lep-toyhl hair
'lue-mon eel trap, eel basket
'naa-wech my back (body part)
'nah-pe-mew my mate, my spouse
'nah-pew my wife
'nek-chuem my nephew
'neephl my tongue
'nerp-'er'n my nose
'nerp-'er'n 'we-toh-pew my nostril
'neyr-kow my armpit
'neyr-pehl my tooth, my teeth
'ne-che-kos my mother
'nech-kah my foot
'nech-keyr my deceased brother's widow, my deceased sister's widower, my ex-sibling-in-law
'nech-newk'-wos my son-in-law
'ne-choch my more distant relative
'ne-cho-chos my more distant relative
'nehl-p'ehl my eyelash
'ne-keek my hips
'ne-kwaa my relative by marriage, my distant relative by marriage
'ne-kwen my chest (body part)
'nek-'ep'-ch'em my daughter-in-law
'ne-let my sister, my female cousin (of a woman)
'ne-le'y my brother (of a woman)
'ne-leen my eye(s), my glasses, my eyeglasses
'ne-luehl my mouth
'ne-me'y my daughter
'ne-merm my son
'ne-nos my husband
'ne-paa my brother (of a man)
'nep-sech my father
'ne-ro-mech my niece
'ne-sen my arm
'ne-wey my sister (of a man), my female cousin (of a man)
'ne-wey-yech my sister (of a man), my female cousin (of a man)
'ney-yah my stomach, my belly
'ney-kew my younger sibling, my younger sister
'ney-kwet my penis (usually of a prepubescent boy)
'ne'-moo my married daughter
'ne'-rep' my eyebrow
'o chweee-geen place in the mountains where one regularly sits and prays, telephone
'o ker-gery feather camp, dress camp (in Jump Dance)
'o-chek' I sneeze
'o-cho-mek' I sneeze
'o-cho-mok' I sneeze
'ohl-kuem of course, you're welcome
'ohl-pey-yok' I eat from, I bite
'o-lo-yo-ke'l larynx, vocal chords, throat
'o-lue-leek'w lumps in acorn soup from lightly stirring
'o-mee-mos Hupa Indian
'on-ches bracelet
'on-chook' I paddle in a particular place, as in a formation
'oohl person, people, Indian, Yurok Indian
'oohl 'we-'e-kah Indian cap
'oo-le-kwehl people, world, the human world
'oo-le-kwoh people
'or-pet duck blind
'o-ye-kwee' long for, miss, hey!, hello!, oh!
'o-yeee hey!, hello!, oh!
'o-yuue-kwee' hey!, hello!, oh!
'o'-lehl house, home
'o'-lehl he-goh house builder
'o'-lep house, inside of house
'o'-lo-mah house, enter!, come in!
'o'-lo-mehl house
'o'-loo-le-kweesh 'on name of a female spirit, Sky Woman
'er-kerh fish with a net, fishing net
'er-kery-shek' I urinate
'err-kerhl knee
'rue-mee-chekws "a nearly spherical basket in openwork, usually neatly made, and serving to hold sinew, awls, spoons, and small odds and ends", basket with handles, picnic basket
'er'-gerrch sweathouse
'er'-gerrk sweathouse, prayer house
'ue-ko-ko'-ya' up and down design on baskets
'ue-ma-'ah devil, Indian devil
'uem-yo' fish dam, tail end of fishing net
'ue-puer raised ridge round basket
'uep-'erh backbone, string, spinal cord
'wa-'al guts, intestines
'wa-'a-lox guts, intestines
'we-cho-nep flat sifter basket
'wehl-ke-teg nail, fingernail, toenail, claw
'wes body
'wes-kuuel strap (on basket or load of wood; traditionally usually made of elk-skin)
'wes-kwe-lon body, value, trunk of body
'we'-ges Chinese person
'woh-peg spruce root (used in basket making)
'woh-peg 'we-'e-kah work cap made of spruce
'woo white person
'woo-gehl-men half-breed
'woo-gey be holy, former people, white man, white people, at first identified with former people
'werhl-ker' bone
'werhl-kuen liver
'werh-per-yerh basket cap for everyday use, full cap
'werr-ger-yers fair-skinned person, brave person
'wers skin
'wers-kuen skin, shell, as of acorns
'yoch boat
'yoch 'ue-po-yew prow of a boat
'ey • excl • yes • Variants 'ee 'eey 'eee 'eeey
Lexicon record # 4269 | Source references: R269-270 JE153
Semantic domain: greetings and polite expressions
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Key Votes
HR 4299 - Terrorism Risk Insurance Extension and Modification - Key Vote
National Key Votes
Tim Holden voted Yea (Passage) on this Legislation.
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Stage Details
Legislation - Bill Sent To Committee (Senate) - Dec. 13, 2007
Legislation - Bill Passed (House) (303-116) - Dec. 12, 2007(Key vote)
Title: Terrorism Risk Insurance Extension and Modification
Vote Result
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Vote to pass a bill that extends and modifies the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program through 2014.
- Widens the definition of an "act of terrorism" to any individual regardless of nationality or interest (Sec. 2).
- Establishes a $100 billion cap on insurance policies (Sec. 4).
- Requires the Comptroller General to submit a report to Congress no later than one year after the enactment of this bill recommending whether it is "appropriate to expand the availability and affordability of insurance for nuclear, biological, chemical, or radiological terrorist events" (Sec. 5).
- Expands program coverage to group life insurance companies (Sec.6).
- Lowers the amount at which the federal government would begin to share partial financial responsibility from terrorist attacks in 2007 from $100 million to $50 million (Sec. 9).
Legislation - Introduced (House) - Dec. 6, 2007
Title: Terrorism Risk Insurance Extension and Modification
- Barney Frank (MA - D) (Out Of Office)