Salish
noun
Sa·lish ˈsā-lish 
1
: a group of American Indian peoples of British Columbia and the northwestern U.S.
2
: the family of languages spoken by the Salish peoples
Salishan
ˈsā-li-shən
adjective or noun 
Word History
Etymology
Flathead dialect of Interior Salish séliš, a self-designation
First Known Use
1831, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- constructional
- constructionally
- constructionism
- constructionist
- constructionists
- constructions
- constructive
- constructive catabolism
- hypogenic
- hypogenous
- hypogeous
- hypogeum
- hypoglossal
- hypoglossal nerve
- hypoglossals
- hypoglycaemia
- hypoglycemia
- hypoglycemias
- hypoglycemic
- hypoglycemics
- hypognathous
- hypogynies
- hypogynous
- hypogyny
- hypohalite