seen a1stone, rock, mineral"Objects of stone manufactured by the Kato were arrow-points, cylindrical beads, knives, mortar bases, and pestles." (Curtis, p.183)Nohiing see yaalhkʾas!You (pl.) throw the stone up in the air!GNbst1-10 30.1see kongʾrock fireGNb4 29.16See ndooʾ yaaʾnii.There were no stones, they say.GT01 1.5See ileeh-teelit nchaagh, uusiiʾ, jeeschow yaaʾnii, nghindooʾ yaaʾnii.As the stones were becoming large its elk-like head disappeared, they say.GT01 4.7Uutʾakw yooyiinakʾ naaheestyaa-hit see naaʾtghilhʾaaʾ yaaʾnii.When he went back far to the south he erected stones,they say.GT01 6.1See ghindii yaaʾnii, see see-tcʾiitcʾ.The rock, the sandstone rock, was old, they say.GT02a 1.1See-bang shooʾtcʾilaah yaaʾnii.He made it good enough for rocks, they say.GT02a 4.2"See nilhchʾitʾ," tcʾin yaaʾnii, diideeʾ."Stretch the rock in the north," he said, they say.GT02a 5.6See naatʾaiʾ-yee uuyeeh, taahshooʾ taahshooʾ-it yiighintʾootʾ yaaʾnii.Under the standing rocks, somewhere, who knows where, it becomes foggy, they say.GT08 46.2specdindai 1flintseekʾaangobsidianseelhgaiwhite rockseelhkitmagnesite beadseelhsow 1boiling stonesee-tcʾiitcʾsandstoneuse(ghin)..sitpound up O1.2.2.2Rock2rock, rock hill/mountain"rock" as a landform1.2.1.1Mountainloc.see-biiʾinto rocktsetseːtse "rock, stone"tseˑ (seˑ) "stone"see 'stone'; see=b-ił 'with (this) stone'Source forms: sese, seʿse, sȇ, seʽSĕ´se ...Baanchowseekwʾitn aBruhel Pointchʾiseetcn ahail (n)chʾseeʾchown abullsnakenaakʾit-seen agravelTeehlaang Seekwʾittsʾistiindingn aSea Lion Rockteehlaang-seen asea lion rocktsee-bilh chʾilhbitcn aboiling with stonestsee-bilhninyaalain acooking tongsYooʾtcʾilʾiing-Seen aAbalone RockSee See-tcʾiitcʾn aSandstone Slab (of the Upper World)see-nchaaghn asee-nindai??rock comesee-nteeln aflat stone

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