səx̌ʷaɫsx̌alacut ʔəsdukʷalbixʷ ti ʔiɫbadət

Location:	2.75 miles NNE of W end of Lake Cavanaugh
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Google Maps:	48°19′33″N 122°1′13″W
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pronunciation: (Southern) sə x̌ʷaɫs x̌a la cut ʔəs du kʷal bixʷ ti ʔiɫ ba dət
word analysis: səx̌ʷ- (habitual agent) + -aɫ- (class membership) + s (nominalizing prefix) + x̌alacut (images) + -əs- (stative) + dukʷalbixʷ (Snoqualmie) + ti (the) + ʔiɫ- (partitive) + badət (mountain)

noun

pastəducid

1. name of a mountain at Snoqualmie Pass; (literally), mountain where the head people of the Snoqualmie are counted

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sources

• 2008, M. Terry Thompson and Steven Egesdal (eds), Salish Myths and Legends: One People's Stories, ISBN 978-0-8032-1089-9, University of Nebraska, p. 385