_sun_ sas.
_fire_ po.
_water_ meim. momi _Puj._ _Tsam._ mop _Sek._
_hair_ to-moi.
_eye_ tu-mut.
_arm_ keole.
_finger_ tsemut. tamtçut = hand _Tsam._
_leg_ tole. kolo _Talat._
_foot_ ktamoso.
_knee_ huiuk.
_deer_ nop.
_salmon_ monok.
_nose_ tsono. tusina _Jakon_. suma _Sek._
_mouth_ kal. khai _Jakon_. hai _Soledad_.
_chin_ kentikut.
_forehead_ tei.
_knife_ kelekele.
_iron_ kelekele.
_grape_ uyulu.
_rush_ tso.
_eat_ ba, bas.
_see_ wila.
_go_ hara.
Slight as is this preponderance of affinity with the Jakon, it is not
to be ignored altogether. The displacements between the two areas have
been considerable and though the names of as many as five intermediate
tribes are known, we have no specimens of their languages. These tribes
are--
1. The Kaus, between the rivers Umkwa and Clamet, and consequently not
far from the head-waters of the Sacramiento.