A room-sized rock in the Fraser River just below Giscome Rapids.

Etymology: ‟tea kettle”, consisting of ludi ‟tea”, q.v., and 'oosa' ‟pail”, q.v., because the roiling water in a hole inside it sounds like it is boiling.

See also: T̲s̲echo

Related Words:   Places

margou  petjoh  stejae