_man_ pagehk kaah.
_woman_ wintsuk dah.
_boy_ hohksh kahwih.
_girl_ wai inuksh dahhats.
_head_ tegueh kaiyah.
_hair_ leptaitl musuh.
_ear_ spèhguh shímah.
_eye_ mylih ni.
_nose_ metpí labahbo.
_mouth_ mihlutl katsédeh.
_tongue_ mehpl'h bal.
_teeth_ merpetl yaóh.
_beard_ mehperch katsutsu.
_arm_ mehsheh' tsuah.
_hand_ tsewush biyyah.
_foot_ metské kahmah.
_blood_ happ'l bahlaik.
_sun_ wánoushleh lah.
_moon_ ketnewahr luëlah.
_star_ haugets uiyahoh.
_day_ tehnep dahmul.
_dark_ ketutski petih.
_fire_ mets k'hoh.
_water_ paha k'hah.
_I_ nek hah.
_thou_ kehl ma.
_one_ spinekoh k'hahlih.
_two_ nuehr kots.
_three_ naksa homeka.
_four_ tohhunne dol.
_five_ mahrotum lehmah.
_six_ hohtcho tsadi.
_seven_ tchewurr kulahots.
_eight_ k'hehwuh kokodohl.
_nine_ kerr hadarolshum.
_ten_ wert'hlehwerh hadorutlek.
In the _Kulanapo_ language _yacal ma napo_ = _all the cities_. Here
_napo_ = _Napa_, the name of one of the counties to the north of the
Bay of San Francisco and to the south of Clear Lake.
We may now turn to the drainage of the Sacramento and the parts south
of the Shasti area. Here we shall find three vocabularies, of which the
chief is called--
VI. THE COPEH.--How far this will eventually turn out to be a
convenient name for the group (or how far the group itself will
be real), is uncertain. A vocabulary in Gallatin from the Upper
Sacramento, and one from Mag Readings (in the south of Shasti county)
in Schoolcraft, belong to the group.
Mag Readings is on the upper third of the Sacramento--there or
thereabouts.