madronekʼaba·ṭkʼabaʔ´nmadroneAn infusion of the bark was used to treat bleeding, ulcers, tonsillitis, syphilis and bladder trouble.Arbutus Menziesii (Heath Family)loc.kʼabaʔ mal licomp.kʼabaʔ nopʰotʰqawn.p.kʼabaʔ qaʔṭʼeʔṭʼew
magnesiteʔipʰo·ʔipʰo·´nmagnesite, also known as Indian golda reddish mineral used to make valuable beads; an earth red with iron oxide, also known as Indian baking powder (used to mix with acorn flour to neutralize some of the tannic acid)synqʰaʔbe kʼis1.2.2.4Mineralcomp.pʰo sʼuqʰa·comp.pʰo·qʰa·ṭʼader.pʰo·tolqʰaʔbe kʼisqʰaʔbe kʼíscomp. ofqʰaʔberock iron coinkʼi·srednmagnesite, colloquially known in English as "Indian gold"synʔipʰo·
magnesite beads, largena·mulina·mulínbeads of clamshell; large magnesite beads
Magnesite, Onpʰo·tolpʰo·tólder. ofʔipʰo·magnesite=tolon aboutplacePotol (On Magnisite): a place south and east of Abaloneville and Where Scallops Lie
Mahmomahmomahmo´placeMahmo: a place south of Oak Ridge Lookout
make bubble*polopolo 1polopólowfreq. of*polobe sphericalv-redliquid bubble up (from underground, etc.); air bubble through liquid such as watersmlf.*polopoloc
make cloth round*šološolo 1šološólowfreq. of*šolov-redwad and wrap cloth to make it roundšološólociD: Imperative7.3.7.2Wrap