_McGee_ _Pinart_ _Bartlett_
_Thumb_ ŭnŭltékok inol´vekoχ
_Forefinger_ ŭnŭ´ˡstess inol´tis
_Middle finger_ ŭnŭltemŭ´ka`p inol´l´emakkap
_Ring finger_ ŭnŭlteépa inol´tip
_Little finger_ ŭnŭlschálk inol´shak
_Arm_ {mĭ´noŭlˡt innolχ´ i-noyl
{mĭnoŭlˡd
_Wrist_ ŭnuhpkĭht inoliavap´χ´a
_Hand_ {ŭnolˡk intl̃ash i-nos-is-kersk
{ŭnlŭ´hss`, ŭunlă´hss`
_Fingers_ inol´tis {i-nos-shack
{i-nos-shack-
itova= “toes”
_Right hand_ inol´l´apa
_Left Hand_ istl̃ik
_Finger nails_ ŭnosk` inoskl̃χ´ i-nósk´l
It would seem, that the term given by M Pinart for “fingers” is not
accurate, since he has previously recorded it for “forefinger”, in
which he is confirmed by Professor McGee. It seems probable that the
literal signification of the term for “little finger” is “son (or
offspring) of the hand.” Professor McGee writes _i-sahk_ for “son” as
said by the father, and M Pinart writes _isaak_ for the same idea.