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Chinook Jargon
| CHINOOK | English |
| CHINOOK | English |
| PILTON | Fool |
| NIKA | I |
| TEKOPE | White |
| MIKA | You |
| PILL | Red |
| KLASKER | They |
| KLAYL | Black |
| MESIKER | You (plural) |
| LETETE | Head |
| TENASS MAN | A boy |
| LAPOSH | Mouth |
| CHACO | Come |
| LEEDA | Teeth |
| MOMOOK | Work |
| LELANG | Tongue |
| KLAAWA | Go |
| SECA-HOOSE | Face |
| KAR | Where |
| LEMA | The hand |
| YAWA | Here |
| YAKSOOT | Hair |
| ALTA | At present |
| LAREH | Barley |
| ALKE | Afterwards |
| LEPOAH | Peas |
| ILLIHE | Land |
| WAPITO | Potatoes |
| AHYAK | Quick |
| LEDOWO | Turnips |
| SIYA | Distance |
| LEKARROT | Carrots |
| KLASKER | Who |
| LESONION | Onions |
| KLOSH | Good |
| KABBAGE | Cabbage |
| LAPORT | Door |
| KLAPITE | Thread |
| KONAWAY | All |
| MOOLA | Saw mill |
| SUN | Day |
| PEREECE | Blanket |
| POOLAKLY | Night |
| KAMOOSACK | Beads |
| TENAS SUN | Morning |
| POOLALLY | Powder |
| SITKUM SUN | Noon |
| KULA-KULLA | Birds |
| KAKWA | The same |
| MUSKET | A gun |
| YOOLKHUT | Long |
| NINAMOX | Otter |
| HY-YOU | Plenty |
| ENA | Beaver |
| SOCKALLY | High |
| QUANICE | Whale |
| YUICECO | Porpoise |
| LEPRATE | Priest |
| OLUCK | Snake |
| LEJOB | Devil |
| SOOLEE | Mouse |
| KAPO | A relation |
| SKAD | Mole |
| LEPIED | Foot |
| LELO | Wolf |
| TEE-OWITT | Leg |
| PISH-PISH | Cat |
| YACHOOT | Belly |
| KUITAN | A horse |
| SPOSE | If |
| MOOS-MOOS | A cow |
| DELATE | Straight |
| LAMUTO | Sheep |
| SEEPY | Crooked |
| NAMOX | A dog |
| TOLO | Win |
| KUSHAW | A hog |
| KOW | Tie |
| KIMTA | Behind |
| KLACK | Untie |
| SBETSHAM | Swim |
| YAKA | He |
| SEEAPOOSE | Cap |
| NESIKA | We |
| LESHAWL | A shawl |
| MAN | Man |
| P | And |
| KLOOTCHMAN | Woman |
| WICHAT | Also |
| CHUCK | Water |
| DLY TUPSO | Hay |
| LUM | Rum |
| DLY | Dry |
| PATLE | Full |
| TUM-TUM | Heart |
| DATLAMB | Drunk |
| COMB | Comb |
| BOSTON | American |
| KOORY | Run |
| PESIOUX | French |
| PILPIL | Blood |
| MALO | None |
| LESAP | Egg |
| HUSATCHY | Band |
| PEOPLE | Hen |
| TYHEE | Chief |
| LECOOK | Rooster |
| ELITEE | Slave |
| LAPELL | Spade |
| OU | Brother |
| LAPIOSGE | Hoe |
| ATS | Sister |
| LEGLOW | Nail |
| KAPSWALLA | Steal |
| LAKE | Lake |
| IPSOOT | Secret |
| LACHAISE | Chair |
| PATLATCH | Give |
| KETTLE | A pot |
| ISCUM | Take |
| OSKAN | A cup |
| WAKE | No |
| LOPE | Rope |
| NOWITKA | Yes |
| SILUX | Angry |
| SEOKUM | Strong |
| SHARTY | Sing |
| SIX | Friend |
| MERCIE | Thanks |
| IKTA | What |
| KINOOSE | Tobacco |
| PECHUCK | Green |
| CHEE | New |
| LEMORE | Wild |
| SUNDAY | Sunday |
| DASELLE | Saddle |
| POOH | Shoot |
| SITLII | Stirrup |
| LOLO | To carry |
| LESIBRO | Spurs |
| KLAWA | Slow |
| KOLAN | Ear |
| WAGH | To spill |
| KLAPP | To find |
| INTI | Across |
| KULL | Tough, hard |
| LAPULLA | The back |
| TUNNOLITCH | A barrel |
| SAPLED | Wheat |
| OPKAN | A basket |
| PIRE SAPLED | Bread |
| LEPLA | A plate |
| LABISCUIT | Biscuit |
| LATUBLE | A table |
| LAWEEN | Oats |
| LAQUEEN | A saw |
| LICE | Rice |
| MOSSUM | Sleep |
| SAGWA | Sugar |
| COLD ILLIHE | Winter |
| WARM ILLIHE | Summer |
| SOAP | Soap |
| COLD | A year |
| MOLASS | Molasses |
| KE WAAP | A hole |
| STICK SHOES | Shoes |
| ZUM | Write |
| SKIN SHOES | Moccasins |
| KLEMENWHIT | False |
| GLEECE PIRE | Candle |
| KLONASS | Don’t know |
| SKULLAPEEN | A rifle |
| QUASS | Fear, afraid |
| MEMOLOOSE | Kill |
| OLALLY | Berries |
| AETSHOOT | Bear |
| TZAE | Sweet |
| MOWITCH | Deer |
| TUMALLA | To-morrow |
| CUITCHADDY | Rabbit |
| HEE-HEE | Laugh |
| SKUBBYYOU | Skunk |
| MOON | Moon |
| OLIKHIYOU | Seal |
| KLAKEECE | Stars |
| YAKOLLA | Eagle |
| HOW | Listen, attend |
| WAUGH-WAUGH | Owl |
| SIL-SIL | Buttons |
| SKAKAIRK | Hawk |
| LAPEEP | Pipe |
| MAUK | Duck |
| AKAEPOOIT | Needle |
| SMOCKMOCK | Grouse |
| TIN-TIN | Music |
| MALAEKUA | Mosquito |
| TANCE | Dance |
| SWAAWA | Panther |
| OPOOTCH | Tail |
| SKNDZO | A squirrel |
| ETLINWILL | Ribs |
| ENPOOY | Lice |
| IKT STICK | A yard |
| LESWAY | Silk |
| ELP | First |
| LALOPA | Ribbons |
| CLAYSTONE | Coal |
| KAPO | Coat |
| LESACK | A bag |
| SICKILOX | Pantaloons |
| NEWHA | How is it |
| SHIRT | Shirt |
| TENASS KLOOTCHMAN | A girl |
| AEKIK | A fish hook |
| TENASS | A child, and anything small |
| TOOTOSH | Milk |
| WAWA LANGUAGE | To speak |
| SNASS | Rain |
| MAMOOK CHACO | Bring |
| PITHICK | Thick |
| MUCK-MUCK | Anything good to eat |
| SNOW | Snow |
| PIRE-CHUCK | Ardent spirits of any kind |
| LEHASH | An axe |
| KING GEORGE | English, Scotch or Irish |
| LALEEM | File |
| LAPLOSH | A shingle or plank |
| OPSU | A knife |
| LEKLEE | Keys |
| PILLOM | A broom |
| LAKUTCHEE | Clams |
| LACASSETT | A trunk |
| WAKE NIKA HUNTUX | I do not understand |
| LEEREME | Cream color |
| OIHES | Sandwich Islander |
| LEKY | Spotted, or piebald |
| HYASS | Large or very |
| OLO | Hungry or thirsty |
| TILL | Heavy or tired |
| LAPUSHMO | Saddle Blanket |
| LAZY | Slow or lazy |
| CHICK CHICK | A wagon or cart |
| MAMOOKIPSOOT | To conceal |
| KULL-KULL STICK | Oak |
| HALLUCK LAPORT | Open the door |
| LAPLASH STICK | Cedar |
| IKPOOY LAPORT | Shut the door |
| LEGUM STICK | Pine |
| KLAKANY | Out of doors |
| KLEMANSA PEL | Flour |
| MIDLIGHT | Sit down, put down, to stay |
| SALE | Cotton or calico |
| MIDWHIT | Stand up, get up, or move |
| KANIM | Canoe or boat |
| SITKUM | Middle or half |
| KLACKAN | A fence, field |
| TENAS POOLAKLY | Sunset, or dusk |
| KALIDON | Lead or shot |
| COOKSHUT | Fight, break, injure, etc. |
| CHICKAMAN | Metals of all kinds |
| WAKESKOKUIN | English |
| CHICKAMAN SHOES | Horse shoes |
| WAKEKONSICK | Never |
| TANASS MUSKET | A pistol |
| KUMTUX | Understand |
| MOOLACK OR MOOS | Elk |
| TIKKE | Want, desire etc. |
| SALMON OR SALLO-WEEK | Salmon |
| IKTA MIKA TIKKE | What do you want |
| TANNASS SALMON | Trout |
| OKOAH | This or that |
| LEMULE OR HYASKOLON | Mule |
| WADE IKTA NIKA TIKKE | I do not want anything |
| MAN MOOS-MOOS | An ox |
| SOW WASH | Indian, Savage |
| TANASS MOOS-MOOS | A calf |
| AUKUTY | Long ago |
| HENKERCHIM | Handkerchief |
| COAT | A woman’s gown |
| LAY-LAY | A long time |
| KEEKWULLY COAT | A petticoat |
| KONSICK | How much |
| KEEKWULLY SICKILOX | Drawers |
| MOKOOK | Buy or sell |
| HACHR ON HOUSE | A house |
| KULTIS | Nothing |
| GRATIS KATA | Why, or what is the matter |
| KAPITT | Finish, stop |
| WHAAH | (Exclamation of astonishment) Indeed |
| KAPITT WAWA | Hold your tongue |
| ABBA | Well then, or, if that is the case |
| NANITCH | Look, to see |
| LUCKWULLA | A nut |
| SOCKALLY TYHEE | The Almighty |
| TUPSU | Grass or straw |
| KEEKWULLY | Deep, beneath |
| HOEY-HOEY | Exchange |
| QUONISMN | Always |
| TOOTOSH GLEECE | Butter |
| SICK | Unwell, ill, sick, etc. |
| KQUTTILT | To collapse |
| GLASS | A looking glass |
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