sharpened stick ( for digging up clams, roots, etc.) | gardening fork | pickaxe
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káatʼ
gardening fork
káatʼ
pickaxe
"Thing to sit on" | chair
káayaḵijeit / ḵáakejeit (C)
"The one to grinds it up” | pestle
“The one that saws thin” | rip saw; double- handled saw for sawing lumber
apron worn by íx̱tʼ while making medicine, or worn while fighting; square piece of skin, worn around the hips and tied at the back
pick, prying tool
neck ring made of red cedar bark rope; worn by dancers and people in charge of potlatches
"The one that is younger (of the same gender) | younger one
kíkʼi à
“Mallard duck lure” | duck decoy ( for hunting)
“The one that pries up” | stick or tool for prying
“Cylindrical one that is chiseled” | totem pole
“The cylindrical one that writes (makes furrows)” | pencil; pen; brush
spear with a long pole and detachable gaff
traditional Tlingit food; fermented fish head; heads may be roasted or smoked after fermenting
"Little tree trunks" | boys; young men
kʼisâni
lead line (of net)