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prgr'rh • n • black oak (Quercus kelloggii)
Lexicon record # 2668 | Source references: FS(B212) JE97 JE196
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prgr'rh woomehl "black oak acorns"
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chaahl sand, beach
Chaahl 'O Knew a long beach
chaanun young shoot of a plant
Chahpekw a village at Stone Lagoon
Chahpekw 'O Ket'oh Stone Lagoon
charkoo dried fish head, gills
chechekw fin of fish, bone of fish, small fish bones
chegechihl red-breasted sapsucker
chegemem hummingbird
chegemem 'we-chiishep' kind of plant
chege'l seaweed, edible seaweed, sea lettuce, Porphyra, wide summer seaweed
chegi chinquapin tree
chegii nuthatch, sparrow
chegiikor oriole
chegikw swamp robin, winter robin
chego'onep' four-point buck
chegun fallfish, king salmon
chekas donkey
chekche'ihl prayer rock
chekwchekw an eagle, a little smaller than a golden eagle, fish hawk
chekwchem acorns decayed in soft clay, acorns black from soaking
chek'chek' a small brown bird with a sharp nose
chek'or periwinkle
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
chele'l kingfisher, killdeer
chemin hog's fennel, doctor's pain
chenoh red cod
cheporeg be cold weather
cheporege'hl it is cold weather
chepore'hl it is cold weather
chepu'r be steep (of water), a little waterfall
cheriku' swamp robin
cheycheyes mosquito
che'loy'hl it is dry weather, it evaporates, the river is narrow
chiigry huckleberry
chiik hegoh money snake
chiik mehl 'i'ikew money snake
chiip nuthatch
chiishep' flower, flowering plant
chiki chicken
chkemkoh flint used in face tattooing
chkip'o'r a type of plant
chkip'rhl snowdrop flower
chki'wor clover
chkohpin blackcap, wild raspberry, black raspberry
chkweges hair seal
Chkweges 'O Rek'iin a rock in the Klamath below 'Rnr'
Chkweges 'W-a'aag a sea-stack, the larger of the Turtle Rocks near Patrick's Point
chkwohl steelhead
chmegok coyote
chmey yesterday, late
chmeyaan yesterday
chmeyoksi'hl it is evening, it is dusk, it is late
chmeyonen be evening, evening
chmeyonen hoogech evening star
chme'y it is evening
chmuuk wild cat, bobcat
chohkiks gnat
chohpos fly (insect)
Chokik a place just upriver from Sregon; also called Sreg Pech
Chokik 'We-Roy the creek at Chokik
chomi'sh noon
choolekw down, downhill
choolew below, downhill
choona'awech fourth month in old Yurok calendar, four months
chorek'wik ni mrk green heron
chorek'wik ni 'wrrp moth
chorime'w "the name of the beaver in a myth"
chpegaa cormorant
chprgr' razor clam
chrgiku' swamp robin
chrgish a small woodpecker
chrgrchryrh kingsnake
chrhkryehl they are bright colored
chrkw jump center (in the brush dance), bird's tail
chrnup licorice fern
chrrnun sprout, young plant
chrwrsr' seventh month in old Yurok calendar
Chulu Bald Hills
chulu ni negenich jumping mouse
chulu ni nep wild parsley
Churew Trinidad, Tsurai, the Indian town at Trinidad
Churewa' Trinidad Head (a large rounded promontory at Trinidad, almost separated from the mainland)
churey mountain
Churey Trinidad, Tsurai, the Indian town at Trinidad
chwin say, speak, pray
chwinkah pray together
chwinkepek' I say, I speak, I pray
chwinkor word
chwinkuk sayings, language
chye'w make music
chye'wol musical instrument
chye'wolek' I make music, I play music
chyr'r'y black bear
chyr'r'y 'u-mohka' a tree with long red berries
chyr'r'y 'u-pyah bearberries
ch'ek wren
ch'ek'ch'ek' wren
ch'e'gi' black oak, live oak
ch'iiyo' locust, cricket
ch'ishah dog
ch'uch'ish bird, small bird
haalop glue from a tree
haamoh bear grass, used in basket making
harpuch ant
harpun mint, mint tea
ha'aag rock
ha'aag ni yegun alum root
hega'p'oh cottonwood
hegoomumek' I say, I speak to
hegoorekich yerba buena tea, vine tea
hegor month
hegoyekw pine squirrel, flying squirrel
hehlkew in the mountains, mountain
hehlkik inland, in the mountains
Hehlkik 'We-Roy Klamath River
hehlku ashore, on land
Hehlku Srr Maynot Creek
hehlkusleg live surf fish, smelt
hekwo'l butter clam
hekwo'l so'n oyster
hekwsa' whale
hekwsa' 'u-mr'rx baleen
hewiye'm dentalium shell, 2 inch
hewomes a large plant growing in swampy places, a plant made into humonah by pounding in hot water
hewonehl red eagle
hewonohl supernatural bird
hewono' condor
hewoy surf fish
heyomus skunk
he'mi' pigeon
he'wonek wild oats
hichmey the day before yesterday
hichoo below, downhill, a little bit downhill
hichoy below, underneath
hikoch across (water)
hikoh across (water)
hikon formerly, once, long ago, in the past
hikoni formerly, once
hiko'ch'uk across (water)
himar below, under, underneath
himarkik below, underneath
hima'rk'uk below, underneath
himech front, in front
hinahpch behind (a person), following behind
Hineg a Tolowa town on Smith River, Smith River
hinoy after, behind
hinoyk after, behind
hino' after, behind, following
hipech upriver, upstream, a little bit upriver
hipur a little bit downriver, down below, northward
hipureyow northward, toward the (Klamath) river mouth
hir inland, north side
hirken inland
hirkik inland
hitoy here
hiwoh across the sea, halfway
hiwon above, a little way above
Hiwow a house in Rek'woy
hiwo'nik above
hi'nk'ehl white oak
hlkehl land, ground, clay, dirt
hlkelikra' shrew, mole
hlkeyom clay
hlke'goop' slug, banana slug
hlke'mah ladder, stepping stones
hlke'mohlkek' I shut up
hlkohl mud
hlkoolon be muddy, mud
hlkrhlkrpich spotted fawn
hlkrrwrs lizard, salamander, water dog
hlkwrtrkws frog
hlmeyep'i'r rattlesnake
hlmeyip'a'r rattlesnake
hlprgrp' flounder
hl'ekwelechek' I snore
hl'ewkwelinichek' I snore
hl'ewkwelochek' I snore
hl'ohkohl 'we-nrh thunder berry
hl'ohko'hl it thunders
hl'rkich large wild rose with big hips
Ho Wegoh a flat near the Klamath
hohkem eleventh or twelfth month in old Yurok calendar
Hoktkehl a promontory on the north side of Trinidad Head
holihl hazel shoot, hazel sticks (used in basket making), hazel
holihl kaap' hazel
holihl 'wr-nrh hazelnuts
homonah live oak
hoogech star
hoogech nii'n astronomer
hoogech 'u-m falling star
hoogechoy be starry (night)
Hop'ew a village in the current location of Klamath
Hop'ew Pul 'We-Roy a gully upriver from Hop'ew
Hop'ew 'We-Roy a creek downriver from Hop'ew
hotmon baby rabbit
ho'gon north wind, storm
ho'mono' tanoak
ho'olek brake fern, bracken fern
ho'ow cedar
hrgrrwrhl flowering dogwood
hrhlkrh brodiaea bulb, bulb, potato, tumor, tumor
hrk'wrh cottontail rabbit, bunny rabbit
hrk'wrh 'u-piish peas
hrk'wrh 'we-chpega'r California poppy
hrk'wrh 'we-nep pale sweet pea
hrrnr' barnacle
huhuhurchin a type of wren
hupupos a big black bug, stinkbug, tumblebug
Hup'oo Hupa
Hup'oo ni hrk'wrh jackrabbit
hu'uh nut
hu'uup' hazel
kaameg be bad weather
kaamege'hl it is bad weather, it is stormy
kaames evil water creature, shark
kaames 'u-kaap' skunk cabbage
kaames 'wr-nrh slim solomon
kaamoh twelfth or thirteenth month in old Yurok calendar
kaamopi' rough water, rapids
kaap' gather greenery, leaf, leaves, greenery, brush, grass, the wild
kaap'ehl brush (vegetation)
kahkah sturgeon
kahkah 'we-nep hog's fennel
karkehl ringtail, ring-tailed cat
kechi' it is daylight
kechoy all day
keges dried surf fish
keget panther, puma, mountain lion
kege'y there is lightning
kegor porpoise
kego'sneg seagull
kehlkem red clay, floor
kelok goose
kelomehl fall, autumn
kelomoksi'hl it is a period of time (month, season, year?)
Kenek a village on the Klamath
Kenek Pul a village downriver from Kenek
Kenek 'We-Roy Tuley Creek
kepchenish fawn
keptoh horseneck clam, Washington clam
keromecha' sugar pine tree, bullpine, Ponderosa pine
kes down
kesomewet on the left
ket'oh there is a lagoon, body of still water, lake, lagoon
Keykem a village on the Klamath
keyoh early fall, early autumn
keyohkemoh early fall, early autumn
keyomop' whirlpool
keyoweyus entrance from the ocean into a lagoon
ke'win eel
ke'win 'u-par redbud
ke'win 'we-lin hail
ke'win 'wr-nrh Indian peach
ke'ype'hl there is a flicker of lightning
kihl redwood tree
Kihl 'O Tep Himar a fishing place on the Klamath
Kihl 'O Tep 'We-Roy a creek on the Klamath
kikwten moss, rotten wood
kipun be winter, winter
kishen be summer, summer
klew waterfall
kle'up'oh clover, brush, flora
Knetken 'O Loo a large boulder in the Klamath downstream from Muurekw
knewolek sea serpent
knewoleta' eighth month in old Yurok calendar
Knewsep a long prairie
Knuhl a fishing place (where there is deep water) off Moore's Rock
knuuu hawk, small yellow-brown hawk
kohchaawech sixth month in old Yurok calendar
kohchehl soaproot, soapwort, large brodiaea bulb, wild potato
kohchewech first month in old Yurok calendar, one month
Kohpey Crescent City, site of Crescent City
kokonew pileated woodpecker, redheaded woodpecker
kotkoti'r wild celery
kotkoti'r 'u-segon gambleweed
koyaak'w starfish
koykuu'l hollow rock (lucky)
koypoh in the morning, early, early morning
koypoh hoogech morning star
ko'ses crab
krgrpihl dentalium shell, 2 1/2 inch
krgr'rmrchek' I speak Karok
krhkrh small turtle
krhlkrh small turtle, crab
krhlkrh segon scorpion
krhpin thimbleberry, thimbleberry tree
krhpin 'u-segon a tree with fluttering leaves used in a medicine
krhpr' thimbleberry tree
kriich a plant used as a herb
krkrnrwich daddy longlegs
krmsrhl large white edible mushroom
krrchrh mountain ridge
krrmrchr' ninth month in old Yurok calendar
krrnit duck hawk, gerfalcon, chicken-hawk, falcon
Krrnit 'Wo-'O'l Little Trinidad Head (a promontory near Trinidad Head)
krychrgrh braid one's hair, mink
krychrhl ringtail, ring-tailed cat
kr'mrkws tan-oak mushroom
kuchkuch angleworm, worms for bait
kurish 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
kurnkurn the inside of a salmon's head, gristle in salmon's head
kwa'ri' a brown bird, darker on breast with black specks, red eyes
kwechoyekw ground squirrel
kwegeru'r pig, hog
kwegey kingsnake
kwegokw raven
kwesaage'le'w someone who is hoarse, someone with a harsh voice
kwesaalewek' I am hoarse
kwesaalochek' I speak hoarsely, I sing hoarsely
kweschin strawberry
kweykweyur whistle
kweykweyurowok' I whistle a song
kweyuch a bird now extinct
kwich a plant (sp.) with large leaves
kwomkepek' I groan
kwo'ro'r candlefish
kwrch a plant (sp.) with large leaves
kwrhkwryrchek' I whistle
kwrrmich black chiton, poor man's abalone, soft-shelled abalone, China slipper
kwrykwryrch screech owl
kwryrchek' I whistle
kwryrh whistle, whistle
kwryrwek' I whistle (esp. in calling someone)
kwrytrp an edible plant with white flowers
kwryumek' I whistle to (someone)
kwr'r'i' towhee (bird)
kyah rise (sun or moon), spring (season), vernal
kyahcheni vernal
kyeseks gopher
kyosekws gopher
k'erosegon scorpion
k'etk'ehl sweet colt's foot
k'e'go' there is lightning
k'oo'y jay, bluejay
k'oo'ych'i jay, bluejay
k'rrch' crow, flock of crows
k'rrch' 'we-chiishep' lupin
k'rrch' 'wr-nrh twinberry
k'rr' crow
k'rr' segon blackbird
k'yow swan
laamohlek' I make a noise by pounding
laapishkah along the seashore
la'asehl a poisonous plant (sp.)
legech mudhen, coot
legemem ruffed grouse (locally also called pheasant)
Legep'ew a hole or cave on the southwest side of Trinidad Head
lehlkem skunk cabbage leaves
lehlkoo' fall, be heard (noises)
lekita' backbone (of fish), spine (of fish)
lekoni hoogech falling star, shooting star
lekw outside, out
lekwo'hl it falls in (a building, etc.), it fills the air (a noise)
lekwsew outside
lekwsi outside
lemege'hl there is a loud noise
leme'm rumble
lenkwe'hl it is overcast, there is an eclipse
lepchoh fur
leptenok cloud, clouds blowing
leptenoksi'hl it is cloudy, it gets cloudy
leptenoyhl be cloudy, be misty
lewkwenohl be cloudy
leychehl blackberry
leyes snake
leykwehl noise in the air similar to infants crying (bad omen)
leyolekws snake, water-snake
le'go' fisher
le'wo'l greasewood, snowbrush
lochomuuk tadpole
locho'm toad
lohkwo'hl it is dull weather
lohpi'hl clouds gather, it is cloudy
lohtun lingcod, snapper
loksi'hl it is a year
lo'liphl sting of insect, fang of snake
lo'ogenew dark things
lo'ogeni dark
lo'ogey be black, be dark-colored (human beings, tools, etc., plants, etc., trees, etc., body parts, utensils, clothes, worms and ropes, etc., flat things, house, boats)
lo'ogeyowok' I am black, I am dark-colored (human beings, tools, etc., plants, etc., trees, etc., body parts, utensils, clothes, worms and ropes, etc., flat things, house, boats)
lo'oge'rok' I am black
lo'oge'ro'n it is black, it is charred (trees, sticks, etc.)
lrgr'l buzzard, vulture
lrpsuwr'y it is covered in mist
lrptrnu'rwr'y it is bad weather
lr'rgrh be black, be dark-colored, (round things) coffee
lr'rgry be black, be dark-colored (animals, birds)
lr'rgryek' I am black, I am dark-colored (animals, birds)
lr'rgryhl be black, be dark-colored (water)
lr'rgryk be black, be dark-colored (water)
lr'rgrysh dark-skinned person
luuhl long grass, wild iris, iris stem (used for twine), twine
maak'wit'p'ohl camp robber
maay clear (of weather), pass by
mahkew salal
mahkuhl salal berry
mechaanep' tansy, yarrow, wormwood
megah swallow (bird)
megesik weasel
megey 'o'rowi' mourning dove
megokw dog, barking dog
mego'oh pepper nuts, pepperwood nuts
megrsik weasel
mehl chegishew shootingstar (flower)
mehl regookwsin chiishep' mission bells (plant)
mehl seges'ew shooting star
mekwchek snail
mekwchoh sea snail
mekwta' stump
Meleg a sea-stack between 'O Segen and the mouth of the Klamath
menomen Juneberry
meroyoo fifth month in old Yurok calendar
meruh chego'onep' five-point buck
mese'n lichen for dyeing yellow, yellow moss, tree moss
meskaap' leaves, leaves used for flavoring and storing seaweed
meskwerek the poisonous entrails of an eel
meskwerep straw, dry grass
mestenekw ferns used to line baskets
metkoh gumboot chiton, poor man's abalone, soft-shelled abalone, China slipper
mew blow in a particular direction (of wind)
mewech' it blows (wind), the wind is blowing in this direction
mewihl elk
Mewihl 'O Legehl Cann's Prairie (on the ridge of the Bald Hills above the mouth of Redwood Creek)
mewihl 'u-segon canvasback
mewihl 'we-chpega'r fat solomon, false solomon's seal
mewihl 'we-s'ech elk horn
mewipihl waist, tree trunk
mewom gophersnake, bullsnake
mewomech' it blows in a particular direction (of the wind)
Mewomekwehl a flat area by Trinidad Head, now a parking lot
meworoh it is clearing (of weather), clouds are gone
me'gech trillium
me'woo a fish (sp.)
me'yehl stinging nettle
me'yehl 'u-segon soft-leaf nettle, dumb nettle
me'yk'welep poison ivy
me'yk'weluup' poison oak
miiks raag back string of an eel or sturgeon
mohka' wild gooseberry, wild currant
mohkoh head louse, head lice
mokwchech nightfish
mo'lekws moth
mo'ohpir fog
mo'ohpirk be foggy
mrk crane, heron
mrk 'we-chiishep' lupin, lupine
mrkwrhl mountain, peak, hill
mrkwrmrkw mountain
mrkwrmrkwrhl mountain chain
mrkwtiks crane
mrnr's fish skin
mrr a sea bird whose eggs are eaten
mrrn river duck
mrr' baccharis consanguinea (plant)
mrwrsishleg biting lizard
mr'lus a small bony river fish, sucker fish
mr'rh skin, hide, fur of animal
mr'rrwr' mock orange
mr'rx gills
mulah horse
mulmul wild currant
mulomul wild currant
muncha'r be white (trees, etc.)
munchey be white
muncheyowok' I am white
munche'ro'n it is white (tree, tree blossoms, etc.)
munchok's it is white (flat things)
munchrh be white, (of round things) be light-colored (of plants, etc.)
munchrs fair-skinned person, white animal or bird
muniprni thistle
muntrs fair-skinned person
muntr'ry be white (animals, birds)
muntr'ryek' I am white (animals, birds)
Murekw a village on the Klamath
mur'ur'n river duck, "evidently the sawbill or merganser", "white duck"
musmus cow, bull, cattle
muuhlmuuhl berry of Indian peach tree
muulomuul Indian peach, mulberry, wild currant
nahschewen night
nahschuh last night
na'awech second month in old Yurok calendar, two months
negah swallow (bird)
negahse'wey rainbow
negenich mouse, bastard child
nege'hl the weather is (a certain way)
Negono' a place below Keykem
nego'ep' forked-horn buck, two-point buck
nekichwey rainbow
nekwel porcupine
nenipek'w sucker fish
nenipuch' sucker fish
neni'r black salmonberry
nep wild parsley, greens, hay
nepe'wish fish (generic)
nepe'wishneg otter
nepe'woo the first salmon to run (up the Klamath river), a variety of fish, different kinds of fish
nepoyech clover
nepoyoch greens, hay
nepoyon wild parsley, greens, hay
nepuy salmon
ne'muup' vetch, lupine
niigem flint, obsidian
nikwech grizzly bear
nikwech 'wr-nrh red gooseberry
Nohchkuh a village on the Klamath
Nohchkuh Hikoh a place across the river from Nohchkuh
nohpet'ekws dry-salmon maggot or beetle, black bug, weevil, stranger
nohsoo tenth month in old Yurok calendar
nolit burl (on a redwood tree)
noochek' I make a noise
nooloochek' I answer
noosooch noise made by something living
nosonos tick (insect)
nospew skate, a mythological character
now away
nowrep'ch'oy weed
noykwos shrew
nrhpry berry
nrhpryuup' huckleberry bush
nrlrmrkrhl stump
nrrgr barnacles
nryrt duck, ducks
paamew octopus
paamoh kelp (seaweed)
paamus octopus
pahkwo' willow, red willow
pa'aahl 'olonew hlkehl island
pa'aahl 'wrrp' dragonfly
pa'aap' ladyfern, woodwardia fern (dyed in alder juice and used in basket making)
pa'aap' segon a fern (sp. ?California wood fern)
pa'arik segon trillium
pechik up river, upstream, far upriver
pechku upriver, upstream
pechog sugar-pine nut
pechogoo' sugar pine with long cones
pecholoo' sugar-pine tree
pechow upriver, upstream
pechu upriver, upstream
pega'r yellowhammer
pegihl musmus bull
pegoy flicker, yellowhammer
pehlkohl pebbles, gravel
pehlkoo pebble
pekoya'r be red (round things, tools, etc., plants, etc., body parts, utensils, clothes, worms and ropes, etc., houses, boats)
pekoye'ro'n it is red (round things, tools, etc., plants, etc., body parts, utensils, clothes, worms and ropes, etc., houses, boats)
pekoyoh be red
pekoyok's it is red (flat things)
pekoyop' it is red (water)
Pekwon Pecwan (a village on the Klamath)
Pekwon 'We-Roy Pecwan Creek
Pekwtehl a rock in the Klamath River near Pekwon, a sea stack by Stone Lagoon
Pekwtuhl a village between the Klamath and Trinity where they meet
Pelin Krrchrh the ridge above Pekwtuhl
pemey grease, cooking fat, oil, liquid fat, blubber
pemoyekw rock dish, a hollowed rock used in cooking to collect grease drippings
pes'es hemlock
peton small red clover with edible roots
pewolah terrace, stones used to pave a floor
peyken colored mud
pe'wish lake porpoise
pe'wol soapstone
piish pea
pishkaahl ocean, sea
pishkaahl ni ha'aag 'u-mep'o sea moss type
pishkaahl ni ke'm seafood
pishkaahl ni regook sea trout
pishkaahl 'o koh seafood
pishkah salt, sea, ocean
pishka'ik ni ke'win moray eel
pish'on scale of fish
pi'ih mussel
pi'itah ironwood
pi'iyrs fresh-water clam, razor clam
pkwo'olo' maple
plege'l great cinereus owl, hoot owl (bird of ill omen)
pli'wes gray squirrel
pli'wores a kind of owl
ploosaakw black oak acorn
plrrgrchek' I talk too loud
plrrsek' I make a loud noise, I am loud
Plu'l Fish Lake, on the mountain above Weitchpec and Bluff Creek
pohsey madrone berry, holly berry, Christmas berries
ponchech gray deer, white deerskin
ponches white deer
pontet ashes
pookw screech owl
popoluhl skunk cabbage
Poykoh 'O Lep a knoll just north of Big Lagoon
pregonish condor
pregoos condor
preworehl screech owl
prgish bald eagle, eagle, golden eagle
Prgish 'O Chyeguuk'w a sea stack near 'R Hlrgr'
prgrn small willow, blue willow
prgrs'rh manzanita berries, manzanita vine
prgr' Oregon oak
prgr'm seal
prgr'rh sea boots (a sea creature)
prgr'rh woomehl black oak acorns
prgr'y moldy acorns, sorrel
prhlkwrh be gray (round things)
prhlkwr'ry be gray (animals and birds, worms and ropes, etc.)
prhlkwr'r'y it is gray (animals and birds, worm and ropes, etc.)
prkryrh be red (round things)
prkryr'ry be red (animals, birds, human hair)
prkryr'r'y it is red (animals, birds, human hair)
prkryu'rwryek' I am blushing, I am sunburnt
prkwrnr' Indian rhubarb
prkwry hills, the back of a house, the rear part of a house
prmryrh rock used to make pemoyekw, waterproof, water-resistant, rainproof, smooth
prnchrch dust
prnchrh be gray (deer)
prrnekish dead eel in water
prwkwin onion
prwrh south
prwrw south, town
prwry south
pr'rk dried mussel
pul below (lower down the river)
pulekuk down river, at the river mouth
pulekw down river, at the river mouth
pulews daddy longlegs
pulik down river, far down river, at the river mouth
Pulik Srrnry Hunters Creek
puloyoh below (lower down the river)
pumonah redbud
pur north (in the direction of the Klamath River mouth)
pureyow north (in the direction of the Klamath River mouth)
pusi cat, house cat
pusi 'we-chpega'r cat's ears
puuk deer, deer meat
puuk nego' slender bird, 3 to 4 inches long, lives in the brush
puuk 'w-rhlkrh firecracker (plant)
puuk 'we-chpega'r bluebell
puuktek deer
puun cherry
puunomaap' dogwood
pu'nos tumble bug
pyaap' manzanita tree, manzanita bush
pyaap'try be reddish, be manzanita-colored
pyah manzanita berry
pyegaagoh eleventh month in old Yurok calendar
pyrkrm roasted green acorns, acorns cooked in shells, freshly cooked acorns
raak creek
raak ni ye'y stem of maidenhair fern (used in baskets)
Raayip a pebbly beach at the south end of 'E'goo, by Trinidad Head
rechah mountain ridge
regok trout, "sometimes translated trout and sometimes minnows"
rekoreks seabird nest
rekoyoysh white flint used for cutting
rek'woy river mouth
Rek'woy Requa
rep'choy weed garden
res'oges nest
rewkwo'hl it is misty
re'go' maidenhair fern, five-fingered fern
re'noh feather
riik'ew shore, sandbar, ashore, river's edge, shore line
rikoret sparrow hawk
rohpi'hl it clears (of weather)
rohtun bullhead (fish)
roo be a particular time, time, hour
roogech there is an echo, echo
roogech' there is an echo
rooget tan-oak bark, oak bark
rookw wind
rook'ws it blows (of wind), s/he is flatulent
rootah sun ray
rootep' it is a particular time
roowo's hegoh a plant whose leaves are used for colds
rorir snow
rori' it snows
ro'ohpi' cliff, anything inanimate standing (rocks, trees, etc.)
ro'otet an edible grasslike plant with white stems
ro'r it snows
rurowech dance in a particular direction, move across the sky (of stars)
saa' speak Yurok, speak our language, speak Indian
saa'agoch speak Yurok, Yurok language
saa'agoch seaweed bug
saa'agochek' I speak Yurok, I speak our language, I speak Indian
saa'agoh speak Yurok, speak ordinary or colloquial Yurok as opposed to 'woogey speech
sahksah hail, hail
sahsip buck brush, blue blossom
Sa'ahl a village along the Klamath
sa'ahl 'u-'wrrp' miller moth
sa'ahl 'wa-'ah redwood rose
sa'ahl 'we-chiishep' redwood rose
sa'am a shrub bearing red berries, "mock holly"
sa'ro' sea anemone
sech dried strip of salmon, dried salmon fillets
sechkes dried strip of salmon, dried salmon fillets
segep coyote
segep 'u-pry rainbow
segep 'we-chiik poppy
segep 'we-chiishep' poppy
seksoh shell of any shellfish, sea shell
sekws parsley
sekwsew quahog clam
sekwsoh wild parsnip
sepolah valley, field, prairie
sepolah ni yegun gentian
sepolah ni 'e'gol meadowlark
sepolek valley, field, prairie
seporah small valley, small clearing
sesewek' I whisper
sese'yewek' I whisper
ses'ip rustle
ses'ohl they tinkle
sewom brown shelled acorn
shiip sheep
siigolepew be growling (of animal)
siigolepoch' it growls (of animal)
siiyehlek' I hiss
sishon brake fern (ho'olek) root
ska'awihl nine bark
skeli down
skelik down
skelikra' gopher
skep'ol wyethia angustifolia
skeweg be good weather, be clear weather, be sunny weather
skewege'hl it is good weather, it is clear weather
skewoogechek' I sound good
skoyom bat (animal)
skoyon be blue
skrwich craftsman, a woman who makes fine designs, fine work, centipede
skuweg be good weather
skuwege'hl it is good weather
sku'yolok' I like to hear, I like the sound of
slahpo' brodiaea fiber brush
sloowehl wild oats
sloyhl dried eel
sloyhlketo' 'wr-nrh red huckleberry
smechken chipmunk
smegech white sturgeon
smesmemohl break up, slide (of mountainside), landslide, ravine
soch say, speak
sochpeyewek' I say, I speak, I reply
sohchi up, on top, above, on
soonoch sounds
soool yew
soo' cascara tree, chittamwood, cascara tree bark used as laxative
so'oo 'we-laay Milky Way
spegii fish hawk, chicken hawk
sraat scrub jay
srah bluebird
Sreg Hikoh a place across from Sregon
Sreg Pech a place just upriver from Sregon; also called Chokik
Sreg Pulekw a place just downriver from Sregon
Sreg Won a place just uphill from Sregon
Sregon a village on the Klamath
Srepor a village site south of Churey
Srprh a village along the Klamath
srrnrh be a particular color
srrnrk'ws it is very windy weather
srrt apple owl
sruuk'wi columbine, red columbine
sryrkrt robin, redbreasted robin
stohstek' small fir tree
Stoowen a village along the Klamath
Sumig Patrick's Point
swegoopihl pour with rain
swoopi'hl pour with rain, rain hard
swrrk'ws there is a gust of wind, wind is blowing in this direction
swrykrh be dull-colored
syego'oo grunt, make a noise
syewsyew lap (of small waves), rattle (of strings of shells)
syohsyo'ooch rattle (intr.)
syo'ooch' s/he makes a noise
syo'oogechek' I grunt, I make a noise
syo'oogen grunt, make a noise
s'echoh horn, horns, wedge
s'eyoh pounding stone
s'e' 'we-nrh madrone berry
s'e'goh madrone tree
s'oktoy be brown, be light brown, be tan
s'rktr'ry be light brown (animals)
s'rwrh blue grouse
taanep be yellow
ta' be hot weather, be sunny
ta'amo' red elder tree, elderberry bush
ta'anoy'hl it is hot weather, it is sunny
ta'ehl be hot weather
tegerumek' I talk, I pray, I make medicine
tegerupek' I talk to myself
tegetor salmonberry shoots
tegeto' sea eggs (sea urchin)
tege'mur snowbird
tege'y flea
tegi'n porcupine, porcupine quill, yellow moss for dying basket materials, anything yellow, canary
tegi'n ch'uch'ish canary
tego'oh dentalium shell, 2 5/16 inch, a mythological character
teguuk dive, play like a beaver, beaver
tektekoh patch, stick, bedstraw (a sticky plant)
tektome'l white salmon
tekwe's owl, timber owl, largest size owl, black
tekwsa'r heart of salmon, uvula
tekwskey manroot, wild cucumber, pickle
ten rain
tenenew clump of grass
tenpewe'hl it is raining, rain, storm
tenurip mockingbird
tepoo tree, large fir tree
tepoonohl forest, in a forest
terit spotted sandpiper
tesir beaver
teton rush (plant)
tewol Pacific Ocean seaside, ocean, Pacific coast
tewol ni tepoo spruce tree
tewolew ocean, coast, Pacific coast
tewolew ni tepoo Sitka spruce
tikwoh cove, gap in mountain
Tikwoh a place uphill from Keykem (formerly a prairie, now overgrown)
tikwohl there is a canyon, there is a low gap
Tikwoo the promontory between Stone Lagoon and Freshwater Lagoon
tikwo'l canyon
tinoogech' it makes a sharp sound (like a drum), it makes a metallic sound
ti'npelah be yellow
ti'np'ehl anything yellow
tmekwten hollow tree, hollow stump
Tmry 'We-Roy Cannery Creek
toh talk, use language
tohkow talk in a group
tohpoh wild iris
tohsoh doe
tohta'r grasshopper
tohtehl eagle, red-tailed hawk
tohtet eagle
tohtonos beetle
tohto'r grasshopper
tokus pelican
tok'olew coo (of a baby)
tolowechek' I speak Tolowa
tolowoochek' I speak Tolowa
tomowohlek' I chatter
tonpewe'hl it is showery
toykem camas (plant)
trgrnrp mockingbird
trgrs rat
trgrw speak, settle a dispute
trgrwrmek' I greet, I speak to, I talk to
trhkun fish head, salmon head
trkiiksrch a poisonous mushroom
trkrku' valley quail
trkrrt California woodpecker, acorn woodpecker
trktrk mallard
trkwtrm dentalium shell
tronkoh wild potato
trprh stem, stalk
trprkws acorn worm, bug holes in acorn shell
trprrnr' small fir tree, large fir tree
trwrmrs bee, yellowjacket
trwrr locust
tumonoks tule (plant)
tumrhl sea duck, lesser snow goose
tuuk tail of fish, salmon tail
tuup sword fern
tuuptuup sword fern
tuuup flying squirrel
tu'nryk a fork in a river
twegoh raccoon
Twehlkar a place along the Klamath above Srpr'
twrrni'sh spawning salmon
t'laakuhl cliff, steep cliff
t'laaso' cliff, drop off
t'lewoluhl drip, waterfall
t'ohlt'ohl mud, swampy ground
t'ohlt'ohl ni 'e'goh monkey flower
t'ro't'et' an edible plant
t'umi'n it is soft, it is tender, it is rotten
wahkwehl perch (fish)
wahkwela' poison oak
Wahsekw a village on the Klamath, Martin's Ferry
Wa's'ey a village at Young's Bar
wechew chinquapin nut
wechew sea urchin
Wechpek'w a spring at Wechpus
wechpus confluence
Wechpus Weitchpec (the town), a point projecting from the north side of the river into the Klamath estuary
wegah dentalium shell, 2 1/8 inch
wehlkem groundhog
Wehlkwew a village across the river from Rek'woy
welogooch soapstone, pitchy part of wood
weniphl shelled acorn, cleaned acorn, dried acorn
weno'ome'hl it is a particular season, season
weno'omoksi'hl it is a particular season
wentokws female (animal or bird)
wewolon noise in the air, high piercing hollow windy sound (bad omen)
weyoksip Labrador tea
we'not wing
wishew be jet black
wogi middle, in the middle
wogorup plant whose leaves are used for wrapping fish
wohkelo' pepperwood
wohlkechi' it is morning
Wohpekumew 'u-mesew pink honeysuckle
Wohpekumew 'we-no'oy lady's-slipper, calypso orchid
Wohpekumew 'we-no'oy segon pitcher plant
wohpekw across the sea, west
Wohpek'wumew 'u-mr'p'rhl chickadee
wohpew across the sea, west
wohpewk "the direction about at right angles to the course of the lower Klamath, or roughly southwest", across the sea, west
wohpi island
wohpuk into water
wohpunika' sea otter
won up, above
wonekuk up, above, on
wonekw up, above, uphill (from the river)
wonep' hill
wonew above, overhead, in the mountains, higher, in the hills
wonewsleg moon, sun
wonewslepah rainbow
wonik upward
wonkew leached acorns, leaching acorns
wonkewek' I leach acorns, I make bread
wonoye'ik in the sky, up in the middle of the sky
wonoyoo up, high up
wonu up, above, over, on top of
wonu 'we-laayekah rainbow
wonukuk above, overhead
wook morning, dawn, be morning
wooles unshelled acorn
woolew spawn or eggs of several fish, sturgeon eggs, sturgeon roe
woomehl acorns (generic), acorns (as gathered, in shell)
woop' out in the water (of an island, etc.)
woop'i out in the water (of an island, etc.)
woop'ik out in the water (of an island, etc.)
wooyhl all night, overnight
worme'y 'we-chiishep' escholtzia
woru overhead, on the surface
wo'kegep cricket
wo'omehl shelled acorn
wrchpit larva of the Jerusalem cricket, a mythological character
wrgrs fox
wrhkwich fir-tree bark (used for firewood)
wrhlkihl kelp
wrms worm, worms
wrr body louse
wrrsek' I yell
wrtpit Jerusalem cricket
wrtprs leech
wrych'rk puppy
wrych'rks puppy
wr'r' tree toad, tree frog
wr'tnrr mare's tail, horse tail
yegom mountain quail
ye'w the sun sets
ye'wome'y the sun sets
yr' abalone shell, haliotis
yr'rnr' abalone shell, haliotis
'aamoh sea eel
'ah thorn
'ahkechoyp' thorn, prickle
'ahkechoyp'ehl mass of briar bushes
'echkwoh sea lion
'ehlkehl clay
'eskew turtle (large)
'Espew a village on the coast between Redwood Creek and the Klamath
'Espew 'O Ket'u'l the lagoon at 'Espew
'ewaa salmonberry bush
'ewom slug
'e'gol call (of a bird), hoot
'e'gomimoh speak Hupa
'E'goo a beach north of Trinidad Head
'inoh grunt
'lepsoyhl nap of fur or fabric
'lepsun down
'Leptoyhl 'O Pkwegech a reef north of Churey
'n-ekwol my fishing rock, my claim, my title, my fishing place
'O Chaahl a village site on the Klamath
'O Chaahl 'We-Repokw a place
'O Kaa a mountain above the Klamath
'O Kaa 'O Ket'u'l a lake on 'O Kaa
'O Kegep a spring near 'O Men 'We Roy, a sea-stack near Elk Point, north of Churey
'O Keget'oh a place on the sandbar by Big Lagoon
'O Kegey Goat Rock (a ridge between Stone Lagoon and Big Lagoon)
'O Ket'oh Big Lagoon, a town on Big Lagoon
'O Ket'u'l Big Lagoon
'O Kneget a large sea-stack just south of the mouth of the Klamath, Flint Rock Head (a conspicuous promontory south of the mouth of the Klamath), a crag on a cliff at the north of Patrick's Point, a rock in the ocean near the mouth of Luffenholtz Creek
'O Kweges sand dunes south of the mouth of Little River
'O Legew a place on the east side of Trinidad Head
'O Men a town along the coast north of Rek'woy
'O Men Hipur a village north of 'O Men
'O Men 'We-Roy Wilson Creek
'O Pegish a beach north of 'Espew
'O Plegoh a Hupa town (Ta'k'yimił-diŋ "where they stir acorn mush")
'O Pyuuweg a village on the south shore of Big Lagoon
'O Regos Tucker Rock (a rock at the mouth of the Klamath River)
'O Rew a fishing place across from Weitchpec, where the current formerly struck the south shore, a bank downstream of 'Rnr', a camp-site or town on Redwood Creek, about 4 miles from the coast, just before Chilula land, a rock in Karuk territory
'O Schegep' the boat landing at Rek'woy, a reddish cliff north(west) of the mouth of the Klamath, a site with house-pits somewhere north of Stone Lagoon, a rock by the landing spot at Churey
'O Segen a village on the coast between 'Espew and the mouth of the Klamath
'O Segen 'We-Roy a creek at 'O Segen
'O Segish a flat area along the Klamath near Wohkero'
'O Shyrgrysh near Elk Point, "a sea rock, with two points"
'O Slegoych a place where a trail descends, a declivity
'o slookw downhill
'O Slookw a site on the northeast shore of Big Lagoon
'O Teguukw a flat rock near Pekwon on the south side of the Klamath
'O Tmekwor a village at the north end of Redwood Lagoon
'O Tohpew a natural archway under Krrnit 'Wo-'O'l (Little Trinidad Head)
'ohpos king salmon
'oloye'w it calls (e.g. of a bird), it hoots, it makes a noise, it squeaks (e.g. of a bed)
'omimoh speak Hupa
'onopich sea pigeon, small seagull
'Oohl 'O Chyuu a cliff overlooking the Klamath River
'osrir there is a noise
'otoy an edible bulb
'owook tomorrow, the next day
'owookpaa the day after tomorrow
'o'r it is the first sliver of the new moon
'O'rekw mouth of Redwood Creek, a village to the south of Redwood Lagoon (Orick)
'O'rekw 'We-Roy Redwood Creek
'o'rowi' dove, mourning dove, lizard
'R Hlrgr' False Klamath Rock
'rhlkrh female dog, bitch
'rnchrh abalone shell
'Rnr' a village along the Klamath
'Rnr' 'We-Roy Blue Creek
'rplrs apple
'rrwrh grass
'rwrn salmonberry
'rwrnr' salmonberry bush
'U-Kwewon the beach between Trinidad Head and Little Trinidad Head
'uk'ir'u' salmonberry juice
'ume'woo river
'up'es backbone of fish (taken out and dried)
'up'oy salmon sperm
'uwesek nicotine
'wa-rkwech its bark (of a tree)
'wa-rpish its nape (of a salmon)
'wahchehl civet cat
'wahtey sea moss, kelp (seaweed)
'wech louse egg, nits
'wechken louse eggs, nits, mites
'wechoh sea eggs (sea urchin)
'wehlkoh bulrush, cattail, tule mat
'wehlkwenep' wild ginger
'wes spider
'wes 'wr-nr' spider web
'weskaap' crab grass, green
'weskem crab grass, cut and dried
'weskwelekws rope of wild grapevine, grapevine
'weskwelekws 'wr-nrh grape
'weskwen branch of a tree
'weskwenet branch of a tree when cut off
'wes'onah sky, horizon, world, cosmos, earth, universe
'wes'onew sky
'wohpeg spruce root (used in basket making)
'woogey wi' 'wr-nrh apple
'wo'hlp'e'y angelica root, bitter part of a fish
'wrhlkr'ishneg wolf
'wrhtuup' Indian greens
'wrrgryrch speak English
'wrrgryrchek' I speak English
'wrrp' butterfly
'wryhl egg (of bird)
'wryhl 'u-munchey egg white
'wryken fat part of fish between fins and gills
'wr'hlpitrk root, willow root
'wr'rrgrch alder (used for orange dye)
'yekwhl maggot, worm
'Yoch Legaay a ridge above 'O Men 'We-Roy
'Yoch 'O Kegey a place on the sand barrier between Freshwater Lagoon and the ocean
'yrrnr' barnacle, shell of shellfish
prgr'rh • n • black oak (Quercus kelloggii)
Lexicon record # 2668 | Source references: FS(B212) JE97 JE196
domain: plants and trees
prgr'rh woomehl "black oak acorns"


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"I grew up in Europe. Where the history comes from." That's an Eddie Izzard line. He's possibly the most intellectually capable comedian alive at the moment who is still touring. In his movie "Dress to Kill" he does a bit about how we in America tear down our history and put in a parking lot. One of his funny bits is that a hotel in Miami was restored to its former luster of "50 years ago." It's funny because it's [...]
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Will this new column Room for a View by Urban Sense be insightful, or more urban nonsense? I hope you will honestly critique the body of work you have overseen these past years. You establish your authority with positions on the Planning Commission, Architectural Review Board, Santa Monica Conservancy, committee work with American Institute of Architects, and 32- to 41-year residencies. You list your background but choose not to disclose if your clients are the same developers who are pillaging [...]
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A busy and successful cross country year came to a close Saturday for Hebron's Robert Domanic, as the Class 5A State Champion capped off his superb season by earning All-American status at the 2012 Foot Locker Cross Country National Championships at Balboa Park in San Diego, Calif.
It was the second consecutive season Domanic has competed at Foot Locker after placing 20th last year on the same course (15:42). He earned the right to compete after placing in the top 20 at a qualifier in Charlotte, N.C. earlier this year.
"I felt pretty good about the race," Domanic said. "I thought I ran pretty well, but it was tough. I was in sixth after about two miles and just died like crazy. The portion with the hills just killed me."
Domanic was in the midst of a busy stretch as just a week prior he competed on a mud-filled terrain at the Nike Nationals in Portland, Ore. and took fifth.
"It was weird because it actually threw off my sleep schedule a little bit," he said. "I thought I had a better chance to do well in San Diego just because I had been there before and knew the course. I thought I ran well in both races. The mud in Portland was annoying, but I think I run pretty well in it. But I was more pleased with my run in San Diego because I got the last All-American spot."
While the fall season has concluded, Domanic still has plenty of work to do before the Ole Miss commit graduates in the spring.
"Right now, I'm going to take it easy for a week," Domanic said. "I'll take a couple of days of then run a mile or two a day for the rest of the week. Then I'll start ramping back up my training because the USA Junior Cross Country Championships are coming up in February."
Should Domanic place in the top five, he would qualify for the USA Junior Team and advance to the World Championships in Poland. Last year, Domanic finished 13th, while Hebron's Kevyn Hoyos took 11th.
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