Imagefile	Cahto	POS	English	Semanticfield
© 1995 Br. Alfred Brousseau, Saint Mary's College	bit'tlai'tc	n a	onion (wild)	vero
© 2004 Joyce Gross, by permission	bitck'ai'	n a	seagull (Larus spp.)	ananbise
© 2004 Jeremiah Easter, by permission	biinee'-tl'ohteeltc	n a	water snake, Pacific coast aquatic garter snake (Thamnophis atratus) ("little bear grass back")	ananresnco
Dr. Lloyd Glenn Ingles © 1999 California Academy of Sciences, by permission	boo'tc	n a	seal (harbor seal, Phoca vitulina)	ananmmapiph
Dr. Lloyd Glenn Ingles © 1999 California Academy of Sciences, by permission	boo'tsee	n a	seal (harbor seal, Phoca vitulina)	ananmmapiph
Pliny Earl Goddard, Life and Culture of the Hupa © 1903 Univ. of Cal. Press © 1903 Univ. of Cal. Press	chaa'	n a	apron (men's or women's); men's cape, women's cloak, women's dress	ut
Pliny Earl Goddard, Life and Culture of the Hupa © 1903 Univ. of Cal. Press © 1903 Univ. of Cal. Press	chaa'-tc'eeldeelh	n a	fringe, strings on skirt ("things that come out from a skirt")	ut
Pliny Earl Goddard, Life and Culture of the Hupa © 1903 Univ. of Cal. Press © 1903 Univ. of Cal. Press	chaa'-yaashtc	n a	apron (woman's deerhide apron) [44]	ut
Pliny Earl Goddard, Life and Culture of the Hupa © 1903 Univ. of Cal. Press © 1903 Univ. of Cal. Press	chaa'chow	n a	skirt (Indian skirt) ("big apron")	ut
Pliny Earl Goddard, Life and Culture of the Hupa © 1903 Univ. of Cal. Press © 1903 Univ. of Cal. Press	chaa'yaashtc	n a	apron (woman's deerhide apron) ("little apron")
© 2004 Kim Cabrera, permission per CalPhotos	chilsaastcii	n a	red-breasted sapsucker (Sphyrapicus ruber)
© 2004 William Anderson	chin ch'djoosh	n a	hollow tree	vegr
© 2004 Bob Miller, southwestbirders.com, by permission	chin-ch'baagh	n a	Lewis' woodpecker (Melanerpes lewis)	an
© 2004 Bob Miller, southwestbirders.com, by permission	chin-ch'baaghaa	n a	Lewis' woodpecker (Melanerpes lewis)	ananbipi
© 2004 Kim Cabrera, permission per CalPhotos	chin-daasits	n a	tan-bark oak (Lithocarpus)	vetr
© 2004 William Anderson	chinkwt'iing	n a	kelp (species, probably sea palm, Postelsia palmaeiformis) ("one that has a stick")	vema
© 2004 Bob Miller, southwestbirders.com, by permission	chin-nilhtcintc	n a	Lewis' woodpecker (Melanerpes lewis)	ananbipi
© 2004 William Anderson	Chins'aanding	n a	Chins'aanding, "Tree Lies Place," Abalone Pt. (just north of DeHaven)	pln
Samuel A. Barrett © 1908 Univ. of Cal. Press	chin-saalhtciik	n a	woodpecker (species)	an
© 2004 William Anderson	chin-silhtiing	n a	log ("tree that lies dead")	vetr
© 1995 Br. Alfred Brousseau, Saint Mary's College	chin-sii'ts	n a	pine cone ("tree little head")	vepa
Howard E. McMinn and Evelyn Maino, Pacific Coast Trees © 1937 Univ. of Cal. Press, by permission	chinsool	n a	elderberry, elder bush (Sambucus spp.) ("pithy wood")	fovevebe
© 2004 William Anderson	chin-taah	n a	forest, woods ("among trees")	navegrvetr
Dr. Lloyd Glenn Ingles © 1999 California Academy of Sciences, by permission	chin-ti'aalhtc	n a	beaver ("little one that chews wood")	anlmaro
Charles Webber © 1998 California Academy of Sciences, by permission	chin-tcghee'dilbai	n a	mountain mahogany (Cercocarpus spp.) ("grey-eared tree")	vesh
Tom Brakefield © 1999 California Academy of Sciences, by permission	chin-yaantc	n a	brown bear (brown phase of black bear) ("eats sticks")	anlmaur
Alfred L. Kroeber, Handbook of the Indians of California 1925 US GPO	ching-kiits'aa'	n a	basket (boiling basket, small)	ut
Alfred L. Kroeber, Handbook of the Indians of California 1925 US GPO	ching-tilghaal	n a	rattle (forked feathered stick) ("stick that is struck along")	ut
J. E. (Jed) and Bonnie McClellan © California Academy of Sciences, by permission	chiichaang	n a	white oak, Oregon white oak (Quercus garryana)	fovevetr
Charles Webber © 1998 California Academy of Sciences, by permission	chiichaang	n a	acorn (of white oak)	fovevetr