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 The celebrated Lexicographer J< 
 
 loHNSoNsayfl: ** He that un- 
 dertakes to compile a Dfctionary, undertakes that, which, 
 " if it comprehends the full extent of his design, he knows hin»- 
 " self unable to perform. Yet his labors, though deficient, 
 " may be useful ; and with the hope of this inferior praise he 
 *' must incite his activity, and solace his weariness." 
 
 A true saving ! Pbobatum est I If anybody experienced the 
 truth of it,' I did. 
 
 What Johnson says here, is true even in regard to Dictiona- 
 ries of civilized languages ; but by far more so in regard to a 
 Dictionary of an Indian language. 
 
 This is, to the best of my knowledge, the first Dictionary of 
 the Otchipwe language ever published. The compilation of it 
 has cost me several years of assiduous labor; and still I must 
 acknowledge that it is yet very defective and imperfect. I con- 
 sider it as next to impossible to make such a work perfect at 
 once, in the first edition. 
 
 In order to understand this Dictionary and make a practical 
 use of it, the Otchipwe Grammar ought to be first studied, es- 
 pecially the Formation of Subatantivefi and the Formation of 
 Verbs; because you will find in this Dictionary only some of 
 {Reformed substantives and verbs, as examples after which you 
 may form others yourself, according to the Rules explained in 
 the Grammar. 
 
 The pronunciation of the Indian words in this Dictionary is 
 the same as explained in the First Part of the Otchipwe Gram- 
 mar. Here is a short extract of those explanations. 
 
VI 
 
 • a in {)ronouiice(J long or short like a in father, 
 and or hand, 
 e " " like e in net. 
 
 i * " like i in live, 
 
 n " " like in bone, 
 
 g " '* like </ in get. 
 
 J liftH the French sound, us in Jour, jnli, etc. 
 
 The other consonants have the English sound. 
 Nkcessabv Remarks Fon thr propkr tse op this Dictioxary. 
 
 1. The verbs iit this Dictionary art given in the first person 
 singular present, (as in Greek Dictionaries,) because tliere 
 is properly no infinite mood in Otchipwe. 
 
 2. In the siguilications of active verbs animate, ordinarily' the 
 'ma.yr«//ne gender only is expressed, and the feminine is un- 
 derstoofl. As: Nin icabama, I see him. — It njeans also, I 
 see her ; but this is understood. 
 
 3. Verbs ending in endan, endamawa, endago.t, etc.; may also 
 end in enindan, enindamgioa, enindagos, etc., which is 
 not always expressed in this Dictionary. F. i. Nin jawen- 
 dagoH, or, nin jawenindagos, I am happy. Nokendagwad , 
 or, nokenindagwad, it is soft. 
 
 4. Tho unipersonal verbs ending in a vowel, have ordinarily 
 two terminations, but tlie same signification in both ofthem. 
 They end in a vowel, a, e, i, o, or they add the termination, 
 magad. F. i. Sogipo, or sogipomagad, it snows. Kia.nna, 
 or kisisinamagad, it is cold.— In this Dictionary vou will 
 find the second termination expressed by a dash ana magad ; 
 us: Sogipo, OT-magad,\\\\\c\\m(i&nii, or sogipomagad. And 
 in the participle you will find a dash and magak ; as : Swa- 
 (fipog, or-magak, which means, or swagipomagak. 
 
 5. The imperative mood is not always expressed, because it 
 can be easily constructed according to the Paradigms of the 
 Conjugations in the Grammar. But where the imperative 
 is difficult or irregular, it is ordinarily expressed in this 
 Dictionarv. 
 
 6. Many verl)s that are passive in their signification, are neuter 
 in their formation and conjugation, and therefore marked 
 down as neuter werbs. F. i. Kind inendagos, I am destined. 
 Nin nondagoa, I am heard, etc. 
 
 7. To indicate the plural of substantives, onl^ the letter or let- 
 
 * In someplncos in the Dictionary, the letter a, when long, Is marked with the 
 Clrcunifle,x accent. 
 
 0'/Ll}'>ti%,'*:^S^J.,i 
 
vn 
 
 H. 
 
 10 
 
 11 
 
 tcrs ure exnrorttiOil that art- luMoil to the Hiiif^ular in ordor to 
 fbriii tlie plural ; ami the daHli Iteforo those h'tterw repre- 
 Hciita the Bulintuiitive. As: T(hinn, luriiip; \A.-nn ; wliirli 
 ineiiiiH, tchixsan. Inini, man ; pi. //•«//, llml in, ininiwaij. * 
 There are Home coiiHormntH wliicli tiie ImliiiuH don't prt»- 
 iiounce distinctly and unifi>rniullv. Tliey very otlen con- 
 found the letters II and /', I) and f, 11 and A'. It in otlen iin- 
 |tos8il)le to aHcertain, hy the pronunciation of an Indian, 
 whetlicr tlic word liej^inH with a // or /', witli a I) or 7', with 
 a (i or A'. For this reawon pleawe mind tlie uliort Note you 
 will find at the he^'inning of each of thcHc letterH in this 
 Dictionary. See likewiso the Note at the be;;inning of the 
 letters I) anil U'. 
 
 In rejjard to the Second Party I have to remark that what- 
 ever relates to a suhslanfive, is to he found under that huI)- 
 stantive. As : I have lar^e feet, I have small feet, I have cold 
 feet, etc. Look for all that under the suitstantive ''Foot." 
 Mind the same in rejj^ard to cerb.s. The adjectives rtdatin;^ 
 to a verb and mo<lifyin<; it, are to he found under that verh. 
 As: I look an^ry ; I look stranj^e, etc. This all occurs 
 under the verb " Look." 
 
 Sometimes the v?rb act. an. is followed by the termination of 
 the inan. F. i. Sayia iniiul) Hon, that is : nind sayUton, 
 
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 E.\I'I,AXAT10N OF THE ABBREVIATIONS USED IN THIS DICTIONARY. 
 
 an. 
 in. 
 adv. 
 f. i. 
 imp. 
 interj. 
 n. or niim 
 num. v. 
 n. V. 
 
 ^i. 
 
 per 8. V. 
 
 8. 
 
 1 
 
 8. th. 
 
 ,\irn\l\eH animate | See Otchipwe (}rannnar. 
 " inanimate. / ' 
 
 adverb, 
 for instance, 
 imperative, 
 interjection, 
 number, 
 numeral verb, 
 neuter verb, 
 participle, 
 plural. 
 
 personifying verb, 
 participfe and substantive. 
 See. 
 
 substantive, 
 something. 
 
 (( 
 
 (C 
 
 li 
 
 (C 
 
 (( 
 
 (< 
 
 (I 
 
 (I 
 
 It 
 
 il 
 
 (( 
 
 l( 
 
 (( 
 
 \- 
 
 i 
 
 * In Manitoba the Otcliipwe Inilliiii.s or Sauteux pronounce more wok tlian 
 wag, for verbs as well for substantives. 
 
 
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 ii 
 
 
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 VHI 
 
 6*.., t 
 
 SotnetiiiieH, when iieoeHHary to imlicaU' tlio third ))er80n plug. 
 j)refl. of active verhn animate, the l»oj;;innin;^ of the vcrli is 
 •^iveri, aiui then the teriniriation, \vhi(ih is « ; an: Nin waha- 
 ma ; 3 p. o wabn; vvliich moans, o xoabamdn. 
 
 To sjiow tlio third person sing. pres. of active verbs inanimate, 
 when it is not regular the heii;innin<' of the verb is marked, 
 and three periods ; v.g. : Nin wabanadn ; 3 p. o wab... ; wh'cK 
 means, o wal>atid(tn. 
 
 'Vo indicate the participle, ordinarily, when it appears to he nsc- 
 fnl fur tiie beginner, the beginning and the ena of it is niarU- 
 t'd (h)\vn ; as: Mashkau-adin ; p. mesh...inff ; which means, 
 :ne!ilikawadi.n<j. 
 
 iS. 15. — To save time and expenses we liavc tliouglit not ahvays to 
 repeat the liiird persons neither the i)articiple, becanse we sup- 
 pjsethat persons using this Dictionary have some previous 
 Knowledge of the Granimar. 
 
 F. signifies, 
 C. " 
 
 L. 
 
 vt. 
 Alg. 
 
 (C 
 
 (I 
 
 in French. 
 
 in the Canadian dialect of the French 
 
 language. 
 
 in Latin. 
 
 in Ottawa or Otawa. 
 
 in Algonquin. 
 
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 1— Thifl first letter of the Al- 
 plinltet liaH priiioipally two 
 houikIh, tluit is oiio loiij' and 
 tlie other Hhort. We know 
 when tliip firHt letter or the 
 .syllable with A, in the liej;in- 
 ning of a word, is long or 
 short, according to the way 
 thechangeia formed; v.i^.Nhid 
 ahnwa ; hero the firnt letter 
 A is long, because at the par- 
 ticiple, you have to sav : aya- 
 bawad—Nind agnna ; here on 
 contrary the first A is short, 
 because you say for the par- 
 ticiple : egonna ; see the rule 
 of the Craniniar. 
 
 1 — This letter is sonieti*nes in- 
 sorted in verbs which signify 
 repetition or changing of 
 place ; as : liapa-((ij( , he goes 
 from one place to another ; 
 instead of haba-lja. — Anoich 
 ninapinewo;/, they have dif- 
 ferent and frequent diseases ; 
 instead of anotch indpiaeiratj. 
 A notch ainassin wdjikwan; 
 cncndanij sn loedakcd od aini- 
 kwean ; the vessel goes in 
 diJierent directions ; where- 
 ver the steersman pleases he 
 steers it. — When Ih'.' verb to 
 which ft is prefixed, begins 
 with an a, the letter i is in- 
 serted between vlie two nr / as : 
 
 ARA 
 
 Aijuiinde, it is on the surface 
 of tiie water ; aifi(/nu'iidc, it 
 tioats about. — Atewdii, they 
 are there, {in. obj.) aiatevmii, 
 they are scattereil round. 
 
 Amre, s. pi-^oon-tail, (a kind of 
 wild duck ;) pl.-y. 
 
 Ab, {nhid) 1 am ; J am in, at 
 home ; p. ebid. 
 
 Abainnau'tt, (m'nd). I unite s. 
 th. for him or to him ; p. (dd- 
 wad. 
 
 Ab(mn,{niiid) a. v. in. I untie 
 it ; p. aiubaaiK/. 
 
 Ababikaan, hihih) a. v. in. I 
 open it with a key, I uidock ; 
 p. ainb..a7Hj. 
 
 Ababikaiyade, or-maf/nd, u. v. 
 it is opened, unlocked ; p. 
 aiab.. dej. or-magak. 
 
 Ababikaigan, s. key ; improper- 
 ly 'a lock; pl.-a/«. — S. Knsh- 
 kidnkaigan. 
 
 Ababikaigairike, (nind) n. v. 1 
 make a key or lock, (keys or 
 locks ;) p. (iiab..kcd. 
 
 Ababikaiganiketvfn, s. 1 o ( k- 
 smith's trade or business. 
 
 Abahikaiganiketvinini, ,^. lock- 
 smith, (key or lock maker,) 
 ])\.-wag. 
 
 Abnbikdinawa, (nind] a. v. an. 
 I open or unlock it to him or 
 for liim ; p. ainb..wad. 
 
 Ababiknwn, [nind) a. v. an, I 
 
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 ABA 
 
 obj. 
 
 open with a key Honie an 
 
 p aiab..wad. 
 Abadad, u. v. it is useful, ser- 
 viceable, beneficial ; p. aia.. 
 
 dak. 
 Abadis, (nind) n. v. 1 am useful ; 
 
 p. aia .sid. 
 Abadjia, {nind} a. v. an. I make 
 
 use of some an. obj. ; he does 
 
 me services, is useful to me ; 
 
 p. aiabadjiad. 
 Abadjitchigan, a. an. any an. 
 
 object tHat is useful ; pl.-a^. 
 Abadjiton, (nind) a. v. in. I 
 
 inake use of It, I profit by it, 
 
 it is useful to me. 
 Abadjitowin, s. the use of s. th., 
 
 the act of using, s. th. 
 Abagamisan, [nind) a. v. in. I 
 
 warm it a little, (liquid ;) p. 
 
 eb..ang. 
 Abaigade, or-magad, u. v. it is 
 
 untied, loosened ; p. aiab..deg. 
 
 OT-magak. 
 Abaigas, [nind) n. v. T am loos- 
 ened, untied ; p. aia. sod. 
 AbaJ, 8. lodge-pole ; pi. abajin. 
 Abajiiak, a. an. rafter ; pi. og. 
 Abakamass, [nind) n. v. I take 
 
 a warm foot-bath (after the 
 
 Indian fashion ;) p. eb..ssod. 
 Abakamasswa, (nind) a. v. an. 
 
 I give him a warm foot-bath ; 
 
 p. eb..wad; imp. abakaniasswi. 
 Abakiganes, [nind) n. v. I warm 
 
 mv breast ; p. eb..sod. 
 Abakinindjiicas, [nind) n. v. I 
 
 quicken or warm my hands ; 
 
 [F. je me d e g o u r d i s Jes 
 
 mains ;] p. eb..sod. 
 Abakisides, [nind) n. v. I quick- 
 en or warm my feet ; p. eb.. 
 
 sod. 
 Abamibato inind) n. v. I turn 
 
 round, ruiming ; p. aiab..tod. 
 
 Abamigabaw, [nitid) n. v. I turn, 
 standing ; p. aiab..wid 
 
 Abamigabawitan, [nind) a. v. in. 
 1 turn towards it, standing ; 
 p. aiab..dang. 
 
 Abamigabitawa, [nind) a. v. an. 
 I turn towards him, standing; 
 p. aiab..wad. 
 
 Abamisse, [nind) n. v. I turn 
 round, flying ; p aia..s.ied. 
 
 Abamitigweia sibi, u. v. the 
 river inakes a turn ; p. aiab. . 
 iad. 
 
 Abamodjiwan, u. v. the water 
 turns round, (at the foot of a 
 rapid;) p.aiab..icang. 
 
 Abamoianimad, u. v. the wind 
 flies round ; [F. le vent ra- 
 fale ;] p. aiab..mak. 
 
 Abanab, (nind) n. v. I look be- 
 hind ; p. aiabanabid. 
 
 Abanabama, [nind) a. v. an. I 
 look at him behind me ; p. 
 aia.. mad. 
 
 Abanabandan, [nind) a. v. in. I 
 look at it behind me ; p. aia., 
 ang. 
 
 Abanikive, s. female slave; maid, 
 pl.-.9. 
 
 Abanini, s. male slave ; servant ; 
 T^\.-v)ag. 
 
 Abaodjigan. s. reel ; [F. d^vi- 
 doir ;] pl.-an. 
 
 Abaodjige, [nind) n. v. I unwind 
 from a reel ; p. aiab.. ged. 
 
 Abaodon, (nind) a. v. in. I un- 
 wind it from a reel ; p. aia.. 
 baodod. 
 
 Abashkobissan, [nind) a. v. in. 
 I warm it a little, I make it 
 tepid, (liquid;) p. abash., 
 ssang. 
 
 Abashkobite, or-magad, u. v. it 
 is a little warm, tepid, (liquid;) 
 p. ebaah..ieg, or-magak. 
 
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ABI 
 
 — 3 
 
 ABI 
 
 Abaio,(nind) n. v. 1 run there, 
 
 to some place ; p. ebatod. 
 Ahawa, {niJid) a. v. an. I untie 
 
 or loosen him, I unswaddle 
 
 (a child ;) I unharnesH (a 
 
 heast ;) p. aiahaioad; imp. 
 
 abcl. 
 Ahawa, or-magad. It is warm, 
 
 mild weather, soft weather, 
 
 thaw-weather ; p. aiabawag, 
 
 OY-magak. 
 Ahaioas, [nind). I begin to feel 
 
 warm, 1 am no more cold ; p. 
 
 aia..sod. 
 Ahea, (iimd). I give him the 
 
 lie, I convince him;[F.je le 
 
 dementis ;] p. aiabead. 
 A beidmin . Cfon v ic ti o n . 
 Abibidon, {nind). I draw out 
 
 the threads of it, (stuffs ;) p. 
 
 aia..dod. 
 Abidckamig. Surely, certainly, 
 
 undoubtedly. 
 Abiding. Once. 
 Ab'gina {nind). 1 unfold some 
 
 object; p. aia..nad; imp. 
 
 abigin. 
 Abijiva, jan, {^nnd). I rip or 
 
 unstitch some object ; od abi- 
 
 jwan ; p.aia..ioad; imp. abi- 
 
 jwi. 
 Abiminikxcai, s.an. beaver-skin ; 
 
 pl.-a^f. 
 Abinass. The place in a lodge 
 
 or house allotted to a family ; 
 
 pl.-a;i. 
 Abindama inind). I devour 
 
 him, bite him much, cruelly; 
 
 p. aiab..mad. — Animoshag o 
 
 gi-abindamawan pijikinsan ; 
 
 the dogs have cruelly bitten 
 
 the calf. 
 Abindis, {nind). 
 Abindjia, {nind). I treat him 
 
 ill, I abuse him ; p. aia..ad. 
 
 Abindjine, (nind). I am getting 
 worse (in my sickness;) p. aia.. 
 ned. 
 
 Abindjiton,(nind). I abuse it, 
 treat it ill ; p. aia. .tod. 
 
 Abinindjiandis, {nind). I warm 
 my hands ; p. aiab..snd. 
 
 Abinodji, ». child ; pi. -iag. 
 
 Abinodjl-ijiwebisiwin, childish- 
 ness, childish behavior. 
 
 Abinndjiika.s, {nind). T play the 
 chilti, I feign to be a child ; p. 
 eb..sod. 
 
 AbinodHing,\\ke a chid, or like 
 children; abinodjiing nind 
 yiwebis, 1 behave likeachihl, 
 (I am childi.sh ;) abinodjiing 
 iji gijwe, he speaks like a 
 child ; abinodjiing iji mawi- 
 wag, they weep, or cry, like 
 children. 
 
 Abinodjiiw, {nind). I am a child, 
 p. eb.-ivid. 
 
 Abinodjiiwin, i n f a n c y, chiKI- 
 hood. 
 
 Abinsika, ov-magad. It is 
 ruined, spoiled ; p. aia. kag, 
 or-magak. 
 
 Abinsoma, {nind). I abuse him 
 with bad words, I despise 
 him ; p. aia. .mad. 
 
 Abinsonge, {nind) n. v I abu.'se 
 with bad words, I use bad 
 abusive language, I despise. 
 
 Abipikwanes, {nind). I warm 
 my back; p. aiab..sod. 
 
 Abis, {n i n d). I war m my- 
 self ; p. aiabisod. 
 
 Abisan, {nind). I warm it ; p. 
 aia.. ana. 
 
 Abishkwmiginindjishin, {nind). 
 I have a blister on my ha. id, 
 from working; p. eb..ing. 
 
 Abishkwebigis, {nind). I have 
 a blister ; p. eb. sid. 
 
 
 
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 Abiahkwehij/isidebis, [niiul). I 
 
 have a blister on my foot, 
 
 from walkinj^ on snow-.shoes. 
 AhiNhkiPehiqisideshm, (nind). I 
 
 liave a blister on ray foot, 
 
 from \valkin<r. 
 Almides, [nind). I warm my 
 
 feet; p. aia..sod. 
 Ahisimjwnsh, (nind). I awake 
 
 from a profound sleep; I 
 
 awake perfectly ; p. aia.dd 
 Abinshin, {nind). I revive, I 
 
 recover my senses, (after 
 
 faintinp;;) p. aia.dng. 
 Abisiwadis, {nind} n. \, I re- 
 cover, (from a sickness ;) p. 
 
 aia..sid. 
 Abi.moemagad. It (juickens, it 
 
 revives; p. aia..gak. 
 Abisiwendam, (nind). I recover 
 
 my senses, (after fainting ;) p. 
 
 aid.. dang. 
 Abitiiwima, (nind). I console 
 
 him, solace him, encourage 
 
 him ; p. aia..mad. 
 A bi.nwindiioin, consolation ,con- 
 
 soling. 
 Abisiwinge, {nind) ; I console, 
 
 solace. 
 
 encourage 
 
 aia. 
 
 ged. 
 
 Abisiwi.s, (nind). I recover. 
 Abiskobidc, or-magad,\t is un- 
 tied, loosened ; p. aia..deg, 
 
 or-magak. 
 Abiskobidjigade, OY-magad, it is 
 
 untied ; \). aia..deg, or-magak. 
 Abiskobidon, (nind). I loosen it, 
 
 untie it; ^t. aiab..dod. 
 Abi^koka, or-magad, it gets 
 
 loose, untied, it loosens ; p 
 
 aia..kag, or-magak. 
 Kbiskona, (nind). I untie him, 
 
 deliver him ; p. aia..nad\; 
 
 imp. abiskon. 
 A bi -s knan e, ov-m ag ad. It 
 
 loosens or unties; heing 
 thrown, or falling ; p. aia., 
 
 sseg, or-magak. 
 Abistcota, (nind). I get loose, 
 
 untied ; p. aia.. tad. 
 Abiswn, (nind). I warm him ; 
 
 p. ebisivad ; imp. abisivi. 
 Abiia, adv. half; aiabiia, half 
 
 each. 
 Abitan, (nind). I inhabit it, 1 
 
 dwell or live in it, (house, 
 
 lodge;) p. cbitang. 
 Abita-omoaai, half a bottle, a 
 
 pint. 
 Abitatibikad. It is uiidnight ; p. 
 
 aiab..kak. 
 Abitawa, (nind). I dwell in 
 
 him ; p. eb..ad. 
 Abitdwdgdm, ad v . halfway 
 
 across a river, lake, etc. 
 Abitawamadjiw, adv. halfwav, 
 
 (going up a mountain or hill.) 
 Abitaivikana, adv. halfway, (go- 
 ing from one place to ano- 
 ther.) 
 Abiiawis, (nind). I am a lialf 
 
 breed, (half white man and 
 
 half Indian;) p. aiab..sid. 
 Abitawissag, adv. half a bar- 
 rel. 
 AbitcJiiba, (nind). I rise from 
 
 the dead ; p. aia. .bad. 
 A b i t c h i b a a, (n i n d). I 
 
 raise him from the dead ; p. 
 
 aia.. ad. 
 Abitchibaidis, (nind). I raise 
 
 myself from the dead ; p. aia.. 
 
 sod. 
 Abitchibawin. Resurrection . 
 Abilonana, (nind). I kill him 
 
 almost, (I kill him half;) p. 
 
 aia..nad ; imp. abitonqj. 
 Abitoshkine, or-magad, u. v. it 
 
 is half full, (a bag or sack ;) 
 
 p. aia..7ieg, or-magak. 
 
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ABO 
 
 ADA 
 
 AIntosse, (;mtrf). I arrive at 
 halfway ; p. aia..sed. 
 
 Abiiosse, or-maffad. It cothcp 
 or arrives to the middle ; j). 
 aia..seg, or-magak. — This 
 word is also used for Wednes- 
 day, which is the middle of 
 tlie week. Dassing aiabitose- 
 gin, every Wednesday. 
 
 AbitotcMpidon, {nind). I tie or 
 hind it in the middle; p. aia.. 
 dod. 
 
 Abitotchipina, (nind). 1 tie or 
 bind some an. object in the 
 middle ; p. aia..nad. 
 
 Abiwin, habitation, mansion, 
 room ; p\.-an. 
 
 Abo, in compositions, sifj;nifies 
 liquid. It is used when the 
 first part of the composed 
 word ends in a consonant; 
 as : Manddmindbo, corn soup ; 
 [mandamin, Indian corn.) 7b- 
 toshabo. milk; {totosh, female 
 Ijreast.) — But when the first 
 part of the composed word 
 terminates in a vowel, the 
 word wdbo is used instead of 
 dbo. — S. Wabo. 
 
 Abodagwaje, (nind). I put a 
 blanket orcoatover me in the 
 wrong way, inside out ; p. 
 aia..jed. 
 
 Abodinan, na, [nind). I turn it 
 overj(a coat, etc. ;) p. aia.,ang. 
 
 Abodishivia, (nind). 1 put it 
 in the wrong way, (some ob- 
 jects as moshwe, a handker- 
 chief;) p. aia.. ad. 
 
 Abodjidon, {nind). I liave down- 
 hanging lips ; p. aia.dong. 
 
 Abod^igwanisso, (nind). I tum- 
 ble over head ; p. aia..sed. 
 
 Aboiawe, young beaver between 
 two and three years. 
 
 Aboiaweiagig, young otter be- 
 tween two and three years old. 
 
 Abo.nkan, (nind). I put it on in 
 the wrong way, inside out, (a 
 coat, shirt, etc. ; p. aia..ang. 
 
 Abwamine, (nind). I roast In- 
 dian corn ; p. ebw..ned. 
 
 Abu'dnak, spit, a stick with a 
 piece of meat on one end, put 
 near the lire to roast. 
 
 Abioatchigan, grate to tlry veni- 
 son or fish on it. 
 
 Abwatchiganabik, gridiron . 
 
 Abwatigwdn, roasted ear of In- 
 dian corn. 
 
 Abtoaiigwe, {nind). 1 roast an 
 ear (or ears) of Indian corn ; 
 p. cbw..wed. 
 
 Abweiabowe, (nind). I sweat eat- 
 ing; p. ebw. toed. 
 
 Abwen, (nind). I roast it ; p. 
 ebwed. 
 
 Abwenan, (nind). I roast some 
 obj. (a fish, etc. ;) p. ebwed. 
 V. Conj.) 
 
 Abwenindji, (nind), my hands 
 are sweating ; p. e6 ijid. 
 
 Abwes (nind). I sweat, I per- 
 spire, I am warm ; p. ebtoesod. 
 
 Abweside, (nind) ; my feet are 
 sweating ; p. eb..i\ed. 
 
 Abwesowin, sweat, perspiration. 
 
 Abweta,(nind). I sweat (work- 
 ing ;) p. ebwetad. 
 
 Abweioin, frying-pan, pl-a/t. 
 
 Abwewinens, a trying pan with 
 a short handle. 
 
 Abivi, paddle, p-n. 
 
 Adabikaan, (mud). I fasten it, 
 hook it, (a chain, etc. ;) p. ed.. 
 ang. 
 
 Adabikissidji(jan, buckle (of me- 
 tal.) 
 
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 Adabikissidon, (nind). I hook 
 it ; p. ed.And. 
 
 Adabikissin, it hooks, Jcatclies, 
 (metal;) p. ed .sing. 
 
 AdagamagiHhin sihi, (nind). I 
 am stopped by a river in my 
 voyage, hindered to continue 
 n)y journey ; p. aia..ing. 
 
 Adawaama, (nind). I em hark 
 with him, I go .somewhere 
 with him in a canoe or boat ; 
 
 f). aia,.mad. 
 awaatci, (nind). I embark 
 (with somebodv ;) p. aia..wid. 
 
 Adikweam, (nind). 1 liohi the 
 rudder, I steer ; p. aia.any. 
 
 Adikweigan, rudder. 
 
 Adidiodge, (nind). I am steer- 
 ing ; p. aia..ged. 
 
 Adima, (nind). I overtake him ; 
 Jig. I equal him ; p. edimad. 
 
 Adiman,sno\\'-shov string; p. an. 
 
 Adindan, (nind). I overtake it ; 
 
 J3. edindang. 
 isokan, tale, fable. 
 Adisoke, (nind). I tell ; p. ed.. 
 
 hed. 
 Adisokewin, tale telling. 
 A disokiwinini, tale-teller . 
 Adissaioaieshi, a kintl of large 
 
 grass-hopper, locust ; [F. ci- 
 
 gale.] 
 Aaissigan, dye-stuft', anything 
 
 used for dying ; pl.-a?t. 
 Adissige, (nind). I dye color; 
 
 p. edissiged. 
 Adissigewigamia, dyer's shop, 
 
 dye-house ; pl.-a«. 
 Adissigewin, dyeing, business 
 
 and occupation of a dyer. 
 Adissigewinini, dyer ; pl.-M?a^. 
 Adisso, it is ripe ; p. edissod. 
 
 Some berries are animate in 
 
 Otchipwe, as : Miskwimin, 
 
 raspberry ; ndi-'^soioag nmk- 
 
 wiminag, tlie raspberries are 
 ripe, (are colored.) 
 
 Adis.so, it is dyed, (some an. 
 obi.) p. edis.sod. — Weweni 
 adi.s.'io nw moshwe, this hand- 
 kerchief is well dyed. 
 
 .\diie, or-maaad, it is ripe, (an 
 inanimate uerry, etc.) p. edi- 
 teg, or-magak. — Odiimin adife 
 odeiminan adit ew a n, the 
 strawberry is ripe, the straw- 
 berries are ripe, (colored.) 
 
 .iilite, or-magad, it is dyed, 
 (some in. obj.) p. editeg, or- 
 magak. Mandan w db oi an 
 adite, this blanket is dyed. 
 
 Adjaosae, (nind). 1 am lame ; p. 
 edjanased. 
 
 Adjibidjigan, a small hook ; [F. 
 agrafe]. 
 
 Adjibidjige, (nind). I fasten with 
 a small hook ; p edj..ged. 
 
 Adjibidon, {nind). 1 fasten it by 
 means ot a small hook ; p. erf/'.. 
 dod. 
 
 Adjidjdk, crane ; [F. grue ;] pl.- 
 wok. 
 
 Adjidjakopin, crane-potato, (a 
 big eatable root, growing in 
 the water ;) p\.-ig. 
 
 Adjigicadan, (ninii). I take it 
 up or catch it with a hook, I 
 hook it, I accroach it; aia.. 
 dang. 
 
 .idjigwadjigan, hook to catch or 
 
 frapple with, commonly used 
 y the Indians in catching 
 
 sturgeon ; pi .-a?i. 
 Adjigioadjiganabik, iron hook, 
 
 grappling hook ; pl.-a?t. 
 Adjigivadjige, (nind). I take or 
 
 catch with a hook, I accroach ; 
 
 p. aia..ged. 
 Adjigwana, (nind). I take or 
 
 catch him with a hook, I 
 
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 AGA 
 
 hook liiui, I accroach hitu ; 
 \). aia-.nad ; imp. adjiifwaj. 
 Nami nhi gi-adjigwana, I 
 cauglit a sturgeon with a 
 hooK. 
 
 Adjima, inind). I speak of him ; 
 I), diadjimad. 
 
 AdjUchikesui, a kind of fish ; 
 [C. millet ;] wag. 
 
 Adopoioin, tabh'. 
 
 A dopowinigin, table-cloth . 
 
 AgCiming, adv. on the other side 
 of a river, lake, etc., on the 
 opposite shore — Ag aining 
 kitchigami, on the other side 
 of the'great sea. S. Kitchiagd- 
 viing. 
 
 Agaviina, adv. on the beach, on 
 the laKe shore. 
 
 Agdshi, [nind). I am small, lit- 
 tle ; p. egashiid. 
 
 Agashiidis, (nind). I make my- 
 self small, little: p. eg. .sod. 
 
 Agasom, (nind). I am bashful 
 in speaking; p. eg. .mod. 
 
 Agaaoma, {nind). I cause him 
 shame, I make him ashamed 
 by my words ; I dishonor 
 him ; p. eg. .mad. 
 
 Agdss, in composition signifies 
 small, Jine, narrow. 
 
 Agassa, or-magad, it is small, 
 narrow ; p. eg,.sag,or-magak 
 
 Agassabigaa, it is fine, (thread, 
 string, etc.) ; p. eg..gak. 
 
 Agassabigisi, it is fine, (sewing 
 silk ;) p. ea..sid. 
 
 Agassabikad, it is small, (some 
 obj. of metal ;) p. eg..kak. 
 -Osdm agassabikad ababikai- 
 gan, the key is too small. 
 
 Agassabikisi, it is small, (a 
 stone or a piece of silver ;) p. 
 eg..sid.-Agassabikisijoniians, 
 a shilling is small. 
 
 Agasaadea, (nind). I make some 
 obj narrow or narrower, I 
 straiten it ; p. eg. .ad. 
 
 Agassadea, or-magad, it is luir- 
 row ; p. eg..ag, or -mag a k. 
 -Pindigeiog egassadeag ish- 
 kwandeming, go in through 
 the narrow gate. 
 
 Agassadeiabikad, it is narrow, 
 (metal ;) n. cg..kak. 
 
 Agas.mdeiaoikisi, it is narrow, 
 (obj. of stone or silver;) p. eg., 
 sid. 
 
 Agassademo mikana, the path 
 or trail is narrow ; p. eg.. mag. 
 
 Agassadengwe, [nind). I have a 
 small face ; p. eg.. toed. 
 
 Agassadesii naoagissag, seniba, 
 etc., the board, the ribbon, 
 etc., is narrow ; p. eg. .sid. 
 
 Agassadeton, (nind). 1 make it 
 narrow, or narrower, I strait- 
 en it ; p. eg. .tod. 
 
 Agassaki mawrs, (nind). S. Gi- 
 gdiawes. 
 
 Agassate, or-magad, it is small, 
 (house, room ;) p. eg. .teg, or 
 -maguk. 
 
 Agassaton, (nind). I make it 
 small, or I make it smaller ; 
 p. eg.. tod. 
 
 Agassendagos, (nind). lam con- 
 sidered insiifnificant, I am in- 
 significant, little ; p. eg...ng 
 
 Agassendagwad, it is considered 
 insignificant, it is insignifi- 
 cant, little ; p. eg. .teak. 
 
 Agassendan, (nind). I consider- 
 ed it insignificant ; p. eg..ang. 
 
 Agassenim, (nind). I have hum- 
 ble thoughts of myself 5 1 am 
 humble; p eg..mod. -Abinod- 
 Jiing agassenimo, he is hum- 
 ble like a child ; (L. humiliat 
 se sicut parvulus.) 
 
 
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 Ai/axnaniiiKC, (niad). 1 tliiiik 
 little ol' liiiii, I curiMitlcr hiiii 
 insiiiiiiliciitit ; )t. e(i..mad. 
 
 A (J II s .sea tin o to i ii, iiuiiibk' 
 lliuiigiit>*, lunniliation, liuinil- 
 it.v. 
 
 Ai/(i.sfii(h'i:, iniiid). I li a v e a 
 .siiiiill lu'art ; p. Cj/ .cd. 
 
 Ai/a.snidjaiic, (iiiitd). I liavc u 
 siiiiill iiuMC ; \). i(/..ncd. 
 
 A(/(is.sidi>ii,, (nind). 1 have u 
 siiiail niontli ; p. ei/..d()U</. 
 
 Ai/ii.ssiiloiii'd, ov-7n(i</(t(l, itlia.sa 
 small iiiuuth, u Hinull open- 
 ing, (a liottlf, etc.) p. C(j..aij, 
 or -DKKjak. 
 
 Aijnss'i<iud, it, is small, or nar- 
 row, (cotton, linen, etc.) p. 
 eij.Jiak -Aj/assigiid adopowi- 
 nij/iii, the talile-cioth is .small. 
 
 A'/Ufi.siytidr, [nind). 1 have a 
 Hmall lejj; ; p. ti/.-dcd 
 
 Aija.ssiijisi nioshioe, the handker- 
 chief irt Hmall ; p. eg. aid. 
 
 Ai/ii.s.sii/onddi/an, {nind). 1 Jiave 
 a t'eelile voice, (properly, I 
 have a .small throat); p. ec/.. 
 ijany. 
 
 Aj/a.saikum, (nind}. S. Uabiwish- 
 kam. 
 
 .Ij/rv.Hikodan, (nind). I make it 
 Hmaller by cutting it ; p. eg., 
 dang. 
 
 Ag(i.'i.sikona,{nind). I make some 
 ohj. smaller by cutting ; p. 
 cg..nad. 
 
 Aga.s.sigweiawe, (nind). I have a 
 .small neck ; eg. .wed. 
 
 Ayas.nminagad, it is s m a 1 1, 
 (some >r;lobular obj.) p eg... 
 gak. -Kilclii agansiminagadon 
 onow anwin, these niusket- 
 1 tails are very small. 
 
 Agassimiuagisi aw opin, this 
 potato is small ; p. eg ..nd. 
 
 Aga.f.siib, it is small ; p. tuiaHsing. 
 AgaHsinad, there is little of it, 
 
 it is small ; p. eg..nak. 
 Agaaaindihe, (ninth. I have a 
 
 small head ; p. eg. .bed. 
 AgdnKinike, (nind). I have a 
 
 small arm ; p. eg..ked. 
 Agas.nniviin, [nind) or nind 
 
 (igii.s.sinoniin, WG nrv a lew in 
 
 number, tiur number is small ; 
 
 ]). egansinidjig, or egassinud- 
 
 .nth 
 
 Agax.tinindji, (nind). I have a 
 small Itand ; p. eg. .id. 
 
 AgaHsishkiuji, he (slie, it) lias a 
 small snout, (animal ;) p. eij.. 
 jid. 
 
 Agassi.fkkin.jigwe, (nind). J have 
 a small eye ; p. eg. .toed. 
 
 AgasHishwandiia, or -ma gad, 
 there is a small door, or nar- 
 row door ; p. e.g..ag or-viagak. 
 
 Agaasiaide, (nind). I have a 
 small foot ; p. eg. ded. 
 
 Aga.i.ntawage, (nind). I have a 
 small ear; p. eg..ged. 
 
 Agaasiton, (nind). S. Agas.sa- 
 ton. 
 
 Aga.s.son, (nind). I have a small 
 canoe ; p. egassonod. 
 
 Agas.sonagad. It is small, (ca- 
 noe, boat, etc.) p. eg.. gak. 
 
 Agatch, (nind). 1 am ashamed ; 
 p. egaichid 
 
 Agatchia, (nind). I cau.se him 
 shame, I make him ashamed, 
 1 dishonor him ; p. eg. .ad. 
 
 Agatc/iiiwe, (nind). I cause 
 sliame (to .somebody ;) p, eg., 
 wed. 
 
 Agatchiiwemagad. It causes or 
 brings shame ; p. eg. .gak. 
 
 Agaichim, (nind.) S. Agasom. 
 
 Agatchishk, (nind) . I am baeh- 
 fiil, shy, timid ; p. eg. .kid. 
 
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 9 little of il, 
 i.-nak. 
 
 I. I have 11 
 •i/..he(l. 
 
 . I liave il 
 /..feed, 
 d) or n i n d 
 
 area ti-w in 
 il)er iHHinivll ; 
 3r egassinod- 
 
 I). I have il 
 Iff.. id. 
 
 she, it) lias a 
 iiial ;) p. ei/.. 
 
 niiid). I liave 
 ;//. .loed. 
 )r -m ay a d, 
 oor, or nar- 
 aff or-ma(jak. 
 
 I h a V V u 
 . ded. 
 
 d). I have a 
 .yed. 
 
 S. Affastta- 
 
 have a small 
 
 wd. 
 
 ? email, (ou- 
 
 , eff ..(jak. 
 
 im ashamed; 
 
 I cause him 
 im ashamed, 
 p. ey..ad. 
 
 I cause 
 )dy;) p. ey.. 
 
 It causes or 
 , ey..yak. 
 S. Ayasom. 
 
 I am baeh- 
 3. eg.. kid. 
 
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 9 — 
 
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 .\ijalchishk\tcin. Baslifulnesa, 
 timidity, shyness. 
 
 ■ \'/aft'hi(ayoii, (iiind). I am 
 asliameu of speaking, unwill- 
 ing to speak before people ; 
 p. eg..sia. 
 
 A y at chit a «, [nind). I am 
 ashamed of it ; p. ey..any. 
 
 A y atchitaioa, (nind). I am 
 ashamed before hin» ; p. ey.. 
 wad. 
 
 Ayatchiton, [nind]. I bring it 
 to shame, I dishonor it ; p. 
 ey..tod. 
 
 Ayatchiwadi.s, (nind). Agatch- 
 ishk. 
 
 Ayatchiwadissiwin S. Ayatchish- 
 kiwin. 
 
 Ayatchiwin. Shame. 
 
 Ayaichiuus, (nind). S. Ayatch- 
 ishk. 
 
 Ayatcndago.i, (nind). My con- 
 duct is shameful, considered 
 shameful, dishonorable, des- 
 pisable; p. eg...nd. 
 
 Ayatendaywad. It is shameful, 
 it is considered shameful, 
 despisable ; p. ey.,wak. 
 
 Ayaiendayioakamiq, adv. shame- 
 fully. 
 
 Agateiidan^ {nind). I am asham* 
 ed of it ; p. eg.. dang. 
 
 Agatenima, (nind). lam asham- 
 ed of him (in my thoughts ;) 
 p. eg.. mad. 
 
 Agatenindis. I am ashamed be- 
 fore myself; p. eg. .sod. 
 
 Agawa. Hardly, scarcely ; very 
 little. 
 
 Agawahawas, (nind). I put my- 
 self under a shelter, in rainy 
 weather; p. eg. .sod. 
 
 Agawahaxcasowin. Shelter 
 against rain ; umbrella. 
 
 Agawadnmaxca, (nind).. I can- 
 
 not obtain it from him, al- 
 though I endeavor, I ijannot 
 prevail upon liim to give ii to 
 me ; p. eg. .wad. 
 
 Agawadan, (nind). 1 cannot 
 nave it, although I wisli and 
 endeavor ; p. eg. .dang. 
 
 Agawddis, (mnd). I am crazy, 
 tbolish ; p. aia...nd. 
 
 Agawadjia, [nind). I cause or 
 make him damage; p. eg. .ad. 
 
 Agawddjiidis, (nind). I make 
 damage to myself by drink- 
 ing ; p. ea. .wd. 
 
 Agawaii, adv. behind. 
 
 Agawanapi, adv. soon, as soon 
 as possible. 
 
 Agawa nin pangaog, my pult'c 
 beats slowly. S. I'aiigaog. 
 
 Agawate, or magad, there i.s 
 shadow; p. eg..teg,or-jnagak. 
 
 Agawateo7i,i)a.r&so\ ; umbrella; 
 pi. — an. 
 
 Agaioates/nmon, (nind). 1 am 
 in the shadow ; p. eg. .nod. 
 
 Agaioateiihin, (nind). I make 
 shadow with my body ; p. eg., 
 ing. 
 
 Agaioatesh kago / ■ , (nind). It 
 covers me with its shadow ; 
 p. eg..god. 
 
 Agaicateshkam, (nind). I make 
 shadow (with my body,) 1 
 overshadow ; p. eg..kang. 
 
 Agawateshkan, (nind). I cover 
 it with my shadow, I over- 
 shadow it; p. eg..kang. 
 
 Agawateshkawa, (nind) or nind 
 agaicateshkamawa. I cover 
 him with my shadow, I over- 
 shadow him ; I am in his 
 light, I cover his light ; p. 
 eg.. wad. 
 
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 AGf) 
 
 throws its sliadow, (Hying 
 hy,) p. e(/..sed. 
 
 A;/awatcsne or-'/nagad. It makes 
 shadow, ( II (doud etc. ; p. e*/.. 
 seg, ov-ituKjak. 
 
 AyawatesHin anakwad. The 
 clotid throws it8 fihadow ; p 
 efjf..,v)w.-S. Ayawalessc, or- 
 viwjad. 
 
 Agavyignmhi, adv. behind the 
 island, under the covor of tiic 
 island. 
 
 Agaroinagos, {niiid). I look bet- 
 ter, or appear better, than I 
 iini, I am fallacious, deceiv- 
 ing ; J), eg.. aid. 
 
 Agawinogwad. Jt i.s deceiving, 
 liillac.ious, it look.s better than 
 it is; p. eg. wuk. 
 
 Agawis, [niad). I guin nothing, 
 I make nothing by what 1 am 
 doing ; p. cgawisid. 
 
 Agawhshku, iuiiid). S. Agawita 
 
 Agaunta,(nind). I work in vain 
 
 guininjf nothing; p. eg .tad. 
 phlegm. 
 
 'h'l/ 
 
 njf notning; 
 Bad cold, 
 
 c a t a r r h ; 
 
 Agigoka, (iihid). 1 have a bad 
 cold; [F.j'ai le rhuine ;] j). 
 eg..kad. 
 
 Agigoka aw bchejigngatijl. This 
 horse has glanders ; [F. oe 
 cheval a la gourme.] 
 
 Agigokawin. Bad cold, indispo- 
 sition from catchin" cold. 
 
 Aghn. Snow-alioe ; pi.-ag. 
 
 Agiind, (nind). I count him, I 
 put liim in the number; p. 
 egiviad. 
 
 Agimak. Ash-tree; pl.-ioa//. 
 
 Agimike, {nind). I make snow- 
 shoes ; p aia..ked. 
 
 Agimikewin. The art of mak- 
 ing snow-shoes. 
 
 Agim nind ashkima. I lace or 
 
 fill a snow-shoe ; p enhkitnad. 
 Agiiuds.sc, (nind). I walk 
 
 wilU 
 aia...ied, 
 I count it ; ]). 
 
 snow-slioes; p. 
 
 Agindan, {nind). 
 eg..nng. 
 
 Agindass, {nind). I cijdier, I 
 inindicr, I count; y. eg. nod. 
 
 Agind/ifixobiigan. Cipher, 11- 
 gure ; pi. an. 
 
 Agindati.s'ohiige, {nind). I ci- 
 pher, I iiuniber, 1 write li- 
 gures ; ]). i'g..ged. 
 
 Aginda.<i.v)hiigeivin. Ciphering, 
 numbering. 
 
 Agindatoiowin. Cipher; num- 
 lieriiig. 
 
 Aginda.s.sowiunn nind njibianan. 
 S . Aginda.'t.iobiige. 
 
 Agindjigade, ov-mngad. It i.s 
 counted ; p. eg . .da/ , or-mugnk. 
 
 Agiudjigadcwin. C o u n tin g, 
 census 
 
 Agindjigas, {nind). I am count- 
 ed ; p. eg. ..sod. 
 
 Agobidjigan. Curtain ; pi. -an. 
 
 Agobidjiganigin. Calico for 
 curtains. - 
 
 Agobina, (nind). I tie some 
 remedy or a plaster on hi.s 
 wound; p. eg..nad ; uwp.agu- 
 bIJ. 
 
 Agobis, {nind). I have a pla.s- 
 ter on my wound ; p. egobi- 
 .sod. 
 
 Ayobison, or agobisowin, (or 
 agwoblson, agwobi.sowin). Re- 
 medy tied on a wound, pi li- 
 ter ; pi. -an. 
 
 Agodakikwan. Kettle-hook, ket- 
 tle-hanger ; pi. -an. 
 
 Agode, ov-magad. It is hung 
 up, it hangs ; it is up some- 
 wliere ; p. egodeg, ov-magak. 
 
 Agodjin, [nind). I am hanging ; 
 
 If 
 
 
AGO 
 
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 AGO 
 
 am counl- 
 
 1 uin up HOiiiuwhere ; p. eyod- 
 
 Aijoajiwanfin. Scaflold, to put 
 HuiiK'thiiig on it ; pi. -an. 
 
 Aijodjiwanak. iS. Aijudjiwitnan, 
 
 Ai/oujiwananakohe, {niiid). I 
 inuke li scatlbid ; p. eg..kcd. 
 
 Aijodon, {nind). I hung it uj); 
 I put it up HOuiewhere; p. 
 er/odod. 
 
 Atfo(fin. It sticks or cleaves 
 to.... ; p. egoijing. 
 
 A(/0(/waaan, (nina). I sew it to 
 H. til. ; J), eg.. dang. 
 
 Agagioddjigan. A kind of nar- 
 row lace ; [F. tavolle.] 
 
 Agogwana, (nind). I sew 8onie 
 object to 8. th. ; p. eg.nad. 
 
 Agogwass, Uiind). I am sew- 
 ing one object to another ; p. 
 eg.. sod. 
 
 Ag(>jiwe,{nind). I uni lianging 
 up persons. 
 
 Agojiwewin. S. Agonidiwin. 
 
 Agojiwetvinini. S. Agonidiwi- 
 nini. 
 
 Agoke, {nind). I stick or cleave 
 to s. th. ; p. egoked. 
 
 Agoke, or -magad. It sticks or 
 clocaves to s. th. ; p. egokeg, 
 or-mngak. 
 
 Agokiwasm, [nind). I seal him ; 
 I stick some obj. to s. th.; p. 
 eg.. sad. 
 
 Agokiwassan, {niiid). I seal it ; 
 I stick it to 8. th. ; p. eg..ang. 
 — Agokiwassan ow niasiaai- 
 gan, seal this letter. 
 
 Agokiwassigan. Any thing that 
 cleaves or sticks to, sealing 
 wax, wafer ; paste. 
 
 Agokiwa^sigas, (nind). I am 
 sealed; p. eg. .sod. 
 
 Agokiwassitchigade, ov-magad. 
 
 It is scaled; pasted; p. eg., 
 den, or inaguk. 
 
 Agnkiwa.ssUr.higan, or agidxi- 
 ii'dssitvhiganahik. 8 e a I, a 
 plairi seal without any en- 
 graving or figures or letters. 
 8. Mdsinikiwagaigan. 
 
 Agokiivii.i.nlc/iige, (nind). I seal; 
 1 paste ; p. eg..ged. 
 
 Agokiwa.s8wa, iniud). I seal 
 him, I seal some obj. ; p. eg., 
 wdd. 
 
 Assinin o (/i-agokiwa.s.iwawau. 
 They sealed the stone. 
 
 Agom, {^lind). I am on the sur- 
 face of the water, (in a canoe 
 or boat ;) I float ; p. egoviod. 
 
 Agomowewebanahi, [nind). I am 
 fi.^hing with a line and hook 
 in a canoe (jr boat : p. eg..hid. 
 
 Agomowin. Harbor, port, liaven; 
 pl.-a/t. 
 
 Agon, Aganika, Ot. 8. Gun, 
 Gonika. 
 
 Agona, (nind). I hang him 
 up, I hang up some obj. ; I 
 put it up somewhere, or on 
 s. th. ; p. egonad ; imp. agrij. 
 
 Agonakwe. A virgin whom the 
 pagan Indians place on an 
 elevated scafTold and present 
 to the Great Spirit, in onler 
 to obtain a prosperous suc- 
 cess in war. 
 
 Agonamawa, (nind). I hang or 
 lay it upon liim ; p. eg..tcad. 
 
 Agonassdb, (nind). I hang or 
 spread a net on a pole to dry ; 
 p. eg..bid. 
 
 Agonidis, (nind). I hang my- 
 self; p. eg..sed. 
 
 Agonidixoi-mitig. Gallows; pi. 
 -on. 
 
 Agonidiwin. Hanging, hang- 
 
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 iiiaii'H work, execution of u 
 criminal. 
 
 Aijtinidiwinini. llanginai), exe- 
 cutioner; lA.-WiKJ. 
 
 A(/onwcienilam, (itiiul). I don't 
 lielievo wliiit \h Huid, I contra- 
 dict in thoiightH, r am incre- 
 dulouH ; I). aia.AiUKj. 
 
 . {i/onweiciiaamowiii Unliel ief, 
 tlio\i<?lit or thou;^iitH contrary 
 to what iH Haid, contradiction 
 in thoughtH, incredulity. 
 
 . [(jouwetadiinin , { n i ii d) . We 
 contradict each other, we dis- 
 pute, argue ; p. aLa(j..didji(j. 
 
 .ti/oHwetadiwin. Dispute, con- 
 tradiction. 
 
 Aijonwetadis, {niiid). I contra- 
 dict inyHelf, p. aia..di.sod. 
 
 A(jonwetatje, (nind). 8. Agon- 
 wetam. 
 
 Atjonwetagenhk, {nind). I use 
 to contradict, to gainsay, to 
 disobey ; p. aia..kid. 
 
 A gonioeiageshkiwin. Bad hahit 
 of gainsaying, of disobeying. 
 
 Agonwctagetcin, S. Agonweta- 
 mowin. 
 
 Agonwetam, {nind). I contra- 
 dict, I gainsay ; I disobey ; j 
 
 _' deny ; I am incredulous ; p. 
 aia..tang. 
 
 Agonwetamowin. Contradiction, 
 gainsaying; disobedience. 
 
 Agonwetan, {nind). I contra- 
 dict it, I don't believe it; p. 
 aia..ang.-Nind arjonwetan iw 
 
 ■; bitddgimowin, 1 contradict 
 that news, I don't believe it. 
 
 Agomoetawa, {nind). I contra- 
 dict him, I gainsay him ; I 
 ilisobey him ; p. aia..wad. 
 
 Agoshkowewashk. Herb of Ve 
 nus. 
 
 Agoshligwaweon. Helmet; pi. 
 an. 
 
 Ago.ii hineshi. The bird is rest- 
 ing on.... ; p. egnsid. 
 
 Agoskuna, {nind). I am afraid 
 and anxious about him, (he is 
 in a dangerous situation) ; p. 
 eg..nad. 
 
 Ago.ikanidis, {nind). I am afraid, 
 anxious, (about some misfor- 
 tune or ac(Mdent happening 
 to me) ; p. et/...Hod. 
 
 Ago.iki, {nind). I foar, I am 
 afraid ; p. egn.^kid. 
 
 Agonkwadm. Jt sticks to it by 
 freezing; [G. angefroren ;] p. 
 eg. .ding. 
 
 A q n Hsii c h i g a d c, or-magad. 
 riiere is h. ti>. hidden behind 
 some object ; p. aiag..deg, or- 
 magak. 
 
 Agonsiton, (nind). I put it be- 
 fore s. til. to hide it ; p. aia.. 
 iud. 
 
 Agotat/os, {nind). I speak in a 
 liidJen, mysterious manner; 
 I use a parable ; p. aia..nd. 
 
 Agotagosiwin. Hidden, mys- 
 terious speaking, parable ; pi. 
 -an. 
 
 Agwaadon, {nind). I draw it 
 out of the water; p. eg..dud. 
 
 Agtoaam, {nind). I come close 
 to the shore, (in a canoe or 
 boat, not landing); p. egwaang. 
 
 Agwaan, {nind). I sew it on ; 
 p. ea..ang. 
 
 Agiodhian, {nind) or nind agwd- 
 bigaan. I draw it (liquid] out 
 of a kettle or other vessel ; p. 
 eg..ana. 
 
 Agwdbikide, or-m a gad. It is 
 burnt, (something that was 
 cooked in a kettle,) ; p. eg., 
 deg, or-magak. 
 
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 Ainpfihikuleu'ipogM' 
 icct liuH Ihe tftHto 
 
 Some u\y 
 of kteiii'' 
 
 <■//• 
 
 ,sitl. 
 
 uiwad. lit hns 
 hoiiig Ixinit ; p. 
 
 burnt ; p. 
 Ai/ir/ibikiaeHi]"> 
 tilt' tantc ot 
 
 Aijwabihh, [nind). I hum iny- 
 Hi'lt'tukin^ ill my liiunl u liot 
 oliject of motal or stone ; p. 
 eff..snd. 
 
 Atjwdhikisehwt:, {nindf. I burn 
 what I um cooking; p. eg., 
 ired. 
 
 Atiwabikixn jKikwijigitn. The 
 hread iH luirnt ; p. c!f..sod. 
 
 A!/w/ibikiswa, (nind). I hum 
 liiin with some hot obj. of 
 iiictnl or Htono ; p. e(j..wad, 
 imp. agmdnkiswi. 
 
 Ai/wabina,{nind). I draw liim 
 out of the water, (a liwh, etc.) 
 p. eg..nad. 
 
 Agwabinngan. Dra<r-net ; [F. 
 Heine;] pi. -ag. 
 
 Agwabita, inind). I come out 
 of tliC water ; i). eg..tad. 
 
 Agwabiwa, {ninu} 1 draw some 
 object out of a ve,'»8el ; p. eg., 
 wad. 
 
 A gwddamawa ,ikweican,oriinini- 
 wan,) {nind). I accuse liim, 
 (her) of an unhiwful inter- 
 course with a person of the 
 other sex ; p. eg..wad. 
 
 Agwadashi, a kind offish, bull- 
 pout ; [C. petit crapet;] pi. 
 -wag. 
 
 Agioagobaga, ov-magad. It is 
 mouldy, (a leaf, or something 
 that is in leaves ;) p. eg..gag, 
 or-mngak. 
 
 Agwagobagisi aw asscma. Tliat 
 tobacco 18 mouldy ; p eg..sid. 
 
 Agwagopogosi. It has a moul- 
 dy taste, taste of mouldine.s.«. 
 
 (some object) ; p. eg..sid. 
 Agwagnpngwad. It tuHtos moul- 
 dy, u'/j. obj.) ; p. eg.,W(ik. 
 Agwagwdbikdd, (pr. agwagobi- 
 
 kad]. It is rusty, (metali ; p. 
 
 rg..kuk. 
 Agwagwubiki.s/iin, (pron. agwc- 
 
 gol>iki.Hhin). It is rusty ; («». 
 
 obj. metal) ; p. eg..ing, 
 Agwa<fiiu'ibiki.ii\ (pron. agwntfo- 
 
 ttikhfi). It is runty, {an. obj, 
 
 metal,) p. eg..sid. 
 Agw(tgwahikin.'<in, (pr. agwagn- 
 
 bikis.iin). It is rusty, (metal) ; 
 
 p eg..ning. 
 Agwngwi.isaga, or-magad,{\)r()V . 
 
 agwagoKHngn). The Hoor iw 
 
 mouldy, (or other object.^ of 
 
 wooil:) p. eg..g(ig, or-niagnk. 
 Agwagwi.Hlii, (pntn. ogwagnshi.) 
 
 It is mouldy, (some an. obj.) ; 
 
 p. eq..id.-t^akwi'JigaH agwag- 
 
 wi.s/ii, agwagwiiihiwag gaic, 
 
 ojritiitf ; the bread is nioiildv, 
 
 and tlie potatoes are mouldy 
 
 also. 
 Agwagwisxin, (pron agwago.'i- 
 
 sin). It is mouldy ; al.-^o, it is 
 
 rusty ; j). eg..ninq. 
 Agwaiadaga,' {nind). I swim to 
 
 the shore ; p. eg..gad, 
 Agwaiadagak, [vind]. I arrive 
 
 to the shore, walking on tin- 
 
 ice ; p. eg..knd. 
 Agwaiadagas, {nind). I come 
 
 to the shore out of the water ; 
 
 p. eg..ftid. 
 Agwaiakiganendi.t, [n ind). I 
 
 cover my breast; p. eg..sod. 
 Agwaio.th, {nind). I make for 
 
 the shore, I sail to the shore ; 
 
 p. eg.-shid. 
 AgwaidnHin. It comes to the 
 
 sliore, it is driven towards the 
 
 shore by the wind ; p. eg..sing. 
 
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 Aijwaigad e, ov-magcd. It is 
 
 sewed to s. tli. ; p. eg..deg, or- 
 
 magak. 
 Agwaigaso. It ia Hewed to s. th., 
 
 (an. obj.) p. eg..sod. 
 Agwaige, [nind). I am sewing 
 
 H. til. to 8. th. ; p. eg..ii..d. 
 Agwainekwe, (nind). 1 take 
 
 Irom the fire what I have 
 
 cooked ; p. eg..wed. 
 Agwaje, {nind). I cover lu v self, 
 
 (with a blanket, etc ) ; m. eg,. 
 
 Jed. 
 Agwaji'wa, (nind). I cover him, 
 
 (with a blanket, etc.) ; p. eg.. 
 
 wad; imp. agwaje. 
 Agwakamigi.ssin. It sticks to 
 
 the ground ; p. ea,.sing. 
 Agijokidaan, [nina). I lift it up 
 
 with a lever ; p. eg..ang. 
 Agwakidcigan. Lever ; pi -an. 
 Agwakidaige, {nindi. I am lift- 
 ing 8. th. with a lever ; p. eg.. 
 
 ged. 
 Agwakidawa, (nind). I lift up 
 
 some oVjj. with a lever ; p. eg.. 
 
 wad; iiiip. agwakidd. 
 Agwdkossin. it sticks to some 
 
 wooden object ; p. eg..sing. 
 Agwakwdwa, (tiind). S. Sassa- 
 
 gakwdwa. 
 jigwanaan, (nind). 1 cover it; 
 
 p. eg..ang. 
 AgwCmahawas, (nind). I put 
 
 myself under a shelter, in 
 
 rain ; p. eg..sod. 
 
 Agwdnabaioe,(7iindt. I am un- 
 der a shelter in rain ; p. eg,, 
 wed. 
 
 Agwanaiqade, or-magad. It is 
 covered ; p. eg..deg, or-magak. 
 
 Agwanaigas, {nind). I am cov- 
 ered ; p. eg..sod. 
 AgwanaknkviHgan. Cover of the 
 
 powder-pan of a gun ; [F. Bat- 
 teries ;] pl,-an. 
 
 Agwanapakwas, {nind). I put 
 niyself under a bark-shelter, 
 in rain ; p. eg. .sod. 
 
 Agivanapakioasoicin. B a r k- 
 shelter, in rainy weather ; 
 pi .-art. 
 
 Agwdndss, (nind). 1 unload a 
 canoe, boat, etc. ; p. eg..sod. 
 
 Agwanassowin. Unloading. 
 
 Agwanawa, (nind). I cover 
 him ; I clothe or dress him ; 
 p. eg..wad ; imp. agwand. 
 
 Agwanema, (nind). I put in my 
 mouth some obj.; p. eg..mad. 
 — Assema nind agwanema, I 
 take tobacco in my mouth. 
 
 Agwanendan, (nind). I put it in 
 my mouth ; p. eg..ang. 
 
 Agwanendjiqan. Chew of tobac- 
 co; [F. cliique.] 
 
 Agioanendjige, (nind). I put or 
 take in my mouth ; p. eg..ged. 
 
 Agwanikweodis, (nind). I co- 
 ver my head, (with a blanket, 
 handkerchief, etc.) ; p. eg..sod. 
 
 Agwanikwcwa, (nind). I cover 
 nis head with a handkerchief, 
 etc.; p.eg..wad; imp. agwor 
 nikw4. 
 
 Agwaodon, (nind). I convey it 
 to the shore from the lake, (a 
 canoe, a log, etc.) ; p. eg..dod. 
 
 Agxcaoma, {nind). I bring him 
 ashore from a canoe or boat, 
 on my back ; p. eg. mad. 
 
 Agwauna, (yiind). 1 convey 
 some obj. to the shore from 
 the lake ; p. eg..nad; imp. 
 agwaoj. 
 
 Agtva6nddn,hiind). I bring it 
 ashore from a canoe or boat, 
 on my back ; p. eg..dang. 
 
 Agtcdp, (nind). I take out of a 
 
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 kettle or pot sornethiiiji: to 
 
 eat ; p. egwapod. 
 AgwdpidoH, (nind). I tie or 
 
 bind it on a. tli. ; p. eg..dod. 
 Agwdpina, (nind). I ie or bind 
 
 some obj. on h. tli. ; p. eg..na<l; 
 
 imp. agwapij. 
 AgwCishima, {nind). I take him 
 
 from the lire ; (a person, or 
 
 any other obj.) also, I tako 
 
 liim out of a canoe, etc. ; p. 
 
 eg. .mad. 
 Agw&shinge, {nind(, I take from 
 
 the fire ; p. eg..ged. 
 Agto&sdidon tchimdn (nind). I 
 
 haul on the beach a canoe or 
 
 l)Oat ; p. eg..dod. 
 Agwdssitchigade, or-magad. It 
 
 is taken out of a canoe, boat, 
 
 etc., it is put ashore, landed ; 
 
 p. eg..deg, or-magak. 
 Agwdssilon, {nind,). I take it 
 
 out of a canoe, vessel, etc , I 
 
 land it ; p. eg..iod. The same 
 
 verb is alrfo used for : " I take 
 
 it from the fire," (in. obj.) 
 Agwdta, (nind). I come out of 
 
 the water; p. egwdiad. 
 AgwdtcJmiiy adv. Outwardly, 
 
 on the outside, externally. 
 
 Agwdiching,&A\, Outside, out 
 of doors, without, out. 
 
 Agwatching nakakeia, adv. 
 From without; on the outside. 
 
 Agwatching nind aia, or, agwat- 
 ching nin bodawe, (a squaw 
 speaking,) I am in my month- 
 ly flowings. 
 
 Agwatchiwakai^an. Out of the 
 Ibrt. S. Pinajwakaigan. 
 
 Agwaioa, (nind). I draw him 
 out of a vessel, kettle, etc. ; p. 
 agwawad; imp. aqwa. 
 
 Agwuwdnak, s. an. Beam, under 
 
 the upper tioor of a house ; 
 
 pi.— 0,7. 
 Agwawebina, (nind). I throw 
 
 liim out of the water, (a lish, 
 
 etc.,) al.so, I throw him ashore 
 
 out of a canoe, etc. ; p. eg.. 
 
 naa ; imp. agwawebin. 
 Agwawcbinan, (nind). I throw 
 
 it out of the water, or out of v. 
 
 canoe or boat, ashore ; p. eg.. 
 
 ang. 
 Agvna, (nind). I clothe him, I 
 
 give him clothes already 
 
 made, or clothing materials; 
 
 p. eqwiad. 
 Agwiaaan. Agwidaigan. Agwi- 
 
 daigc. Agwidauui. — S. Agwa- 
 
 kidaan. Agwakidaigan. Ag- 
 
 wakidaige. AgicaJcvdawa. 
 Agwidah, (rind). I sit upon ; p. 
 
 eg. .bid. 
 Agwidagan. The upper part or 
 
 top of an Indian moccasin ; pi. 
 
 — an. 
 Agwiidimiu, (nind). We clothe 
 
 each other ; p. eg..didjig. 
 Agiviiding. Receiving clothes, 
 
 (present or payment in cloth- 
 
 es, received by many 
 
 toge- 
 
 ther.) 
 
 Agwiidis, {nind). I clothe tny- 
 self, I provide for my own 
 clothing ; p eg..sod. 
 
 Agwiidiwin. The giving or re- 
 ceiving of clothes or clothing 
 materials, as a present or p.ay- 
 ment 
 
 Agwin, (nind). I have it on, I 
 wear it, (a vestment ;) p. eg- 
 wid. 
 
 Agwinan, (nind). I wear it, (an. 
 obj.) ; p. egivid. v.',Conj. — Av^ 
 ikwe kitchi moshwen od agwi- 
 nan, that woman wears u 
 large shawl. 
 
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 Agwinde, or-magad. It soaks, 
 
 it is in the water, or rioating 
 
 on the water ; p. eg..deg, or 
 
 magak. 
 Agwiadjima, (nind). I put him 
 
 (her, it) in the water, (any an. 
 
 obj.) I put some an. obj. in 
 
 the water to soak ; p. eg..mad. 
 Agwindjin, (nind). I am in the 
 
 water, (sitting or lying in the 
 
 water ;) also, I float, being 
 
 partly in the water ; p. eg.Ang, 
 A^windjiton, {nind). 1 put it 
 
 in the water, I put it m the 
 
 water to soak ; p. eg..tod. 
 Agwindjonagan. Float for a net ; 
 
 pl.-an. 
 Agwingoss. A kind of small 
 
 squirrel ; [C. Suisse ;] pl.-ao. 
 Agwinmoebina, (nind). I biinu- 
 
 fold him ; p. eg..nad. 
 Agwingwehvi, (nind). I am 
 
 blindfolded ; p. eg..sod. 
 Agwingweon. Bow over the 
 
 Indian cradle ; pl.-an. 
 Agwingweon, or agwingwebison. 
 
 Veil ; pl.-ctft. 
 Agwinoie animosh. The dog is 
 
 pissing, 
 Agwitawishima, {nind). S. Ag- 
 
 wiioshima. 
 Agiciiawissidon, (nind). I put 
 
 it on a pile, I pile it up ; p. 
 
 aia..dod. 
 Agwitchikijeigan. Andiron ; pi. 
 
 an. 
 Agwiichisideshimon, (nind). I 
 
 put my feel on s. th., sitting ; 
 
 p. eg..nod. 
 AgwitchisidesMmonowin. Foot 
 
 stool ; pl.-an. 
 Agwitoiabikishin. It is piled up, 
 
 (silver or stone) • p. eg..ing. 
 Agiciioiahikissin. It is piled up, 
 
 (uietal), in.) p. eg. .sing. 
 
 Agwiton, (nind). I clothe it; 
 p. egwitod. — Dehendjiged api^ 
 tchi weweni od agwitonan wa- 
 bigonin kitiganing ; the Lord 
 splendidly clotheth the flo- 
 wers of the field. 
 
 Agwitoshimag, (nind). I pile 
 up some objects ; p. eg..mad. 
 
 Agwitoshinog. They are piled 
 up, {an. obj.) p. eg..shingig. — 
 Kitcki nibiwa nabagissagog 
 agwitoshinoa oma ; great 
 many boaras are piled up 
 here. 
 
 Agwitossidonan, (nind). I pile 
 them up, (in. objects ;) p. eg., 
 tod. 
 
 Agwitossinon. They are piled 
 up, {in. objects ;) p. eg..ssin- 
 gin. 
 
 Agwitowane, {nind). I put s. 
 th. more to what, I carry on 
 my back ; p. eg..ned. 
 
 Agwiwin. Any vestment, 
 clothes, clothing ; pl.-an. 
 
 Aia, (nind). I am, I exist ; p. 
 eiad. 
 
 Aiad, an. being, any an. object ; 
 pi. aiaag. — Kite hi aiaa, a 
 
 Sreat, large, big being, (used 
 oth of persons and animals.) 
 Kitchi aiaag, grown persons ; 
 aldo, great noble folks. 
 
 Aiaans, young being, (human 
 or other being, or an. obj.); pi. 
 aiaansag. 
 
 Aiaawish, bad wicked being ; 
 pi. -a^r. 
 
 Aiad. This word is also used 
 when one endeavors to recol- 
 lect the name of a person, (or 
 any other an. object.) When 
 you ask an Indian : Awenen 
 ga-ikitod iw ? Who said that ? 
 — If he does not remember 
 
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 AIA 
 
 immediately the name of the 
 j)er8on wlio said it, he will 
 say : Aiaa sa </i-ikito, aiaa.... 
 (In order to gain time to re- 
 collect the name.) 
 
 Aidbe. The male of animals, 
 (quadrupeds,) not of birds ; 
 pl-g. 
 
 Aiahewaidn. The skin of a 
 male quadruped ; Tp\.-ag. 
 
 AiabSwegin. Skin of a male 
 quadruped of the largest kind, 
 us moose, buffalo, etc. ; pl.-on. 
 
 .1 iabinwinged. Consolator, 
 consoling, comforting person ; 
 
 A idbita, half each. — Aiahita ki 
 gad -aiamin iw, nidji ; mv 
 friend, we shall have each 
 half of that. 
 
 Aiabitawisid. A lialf-breed man 
 or woman ; p\,-jig. 
 
 Aiddjimigowis, (nind). S. Waw- 
 nidaganes. 
 
 Aidgonwetang. Gainsayer, in- 
 credulous person, disooedient 
 person ; p\.-jig. 
 
 Aidjagonesse, (nind). I stagger, 
 in walking ; p. eiaj..sed. 
 
 Aidjmoendam, [nind], I change 
 my mind often, I am incons- 
 tant ; p. eiaj..ang. 
 
 Aiajaxcendamowin. Changing 
 of mind, of thoughts, incon- 
 stancy. 
 
 Aiajdendam, (nind). I regret ; 
 p. eiaj..ang. 
 
 Aiajikwe, (nind). I cry loud ; 
 p, aiaiajikwed. 
 
 Aidjigidaami, (7iind). S. laja- 
 shagaami. 
 
 Aiafindendimin, (nind). We 
 debate, dispute, quarrel with 
 each other ; p. eiaj..didjig. 
 
 Aidjindendiwin. Dispute, con- 
 tention. 
 
 Aidkosid. Sick person, patient ; 
 Y)l-jig. 
 
 Aidmagad. There is, it is ; p. 
 eiamagak. 
 
 Aidn, (ni?id). I have it ; p. 
 eiad. 
 
 Aiandj. The change of J.nd/. 
 
 Aiangwamendam, (nind). I en- 
 deavor ; I pay attention ; p. 
 eian..ang. 
 
 Aiangwamendan, (nind). I di- 
 rect my care and attention to 
 it; eian..ang, 
 
 Aiangwamenima, (nind). I re- 
 commend him s. th. in 
 thoughts ; p. eian..mad. 
 
 Aiangwamenindis, (?>. i n d). I 
 recommend it to myself ; p. 
 eian..sod. 
 
 Aiangwamige, (nind). I exhort, 
 recommend ; p. dan..ged. 
 
 Aiangvoamima, ( nind). I recom- 
 mend him to do s. th., or to 
 behave in a certain manner ; 
 p. eia..mad. 
 
 Aiangioaminan, (nind). I take 
 well care of it, I pay attention 
 to it ; p. eian..ang. 
 
 Aiangwamis, {nind). I take 
 care, I endeavor ; p. aian..sid. 
 
 Aiangwamitagos, (nind). I an\ 
 heard recommending s, th., I 
 recommend, exhort; p. eian.. 
 sid. 
 
 Aiangwamiiagosiwin. Recom- 
 mendation, exhortation. 
 
 Aianibesse, (nind). I lean now 
 on one side and then on the 
 other ; p. eia.,sed. 
 
 Aianibesse, or-magad. It is lean- 
 ing or rolling from one side 
 to the other, (a canoe, boat, 
 etc.) p. eian..seg, or-magak. 
 
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 AIE 
 
 Aianikanotaged. One who re- 
 peatH 'he speaking of another, 
 an interpreter, (man or wo- 
 man ;) pl-Jifj. 
 
 Aianike. S. Anike. 
 
 A ianike - anamie - dihddjimowin. 
 Ancient religious tradition, 
 tradition of the Christian 
 Chiircli ; pl.-aw. 
 
 A ianike-dibfuijiviotoin. Tradi- 
 tion, (ancient and repeated 
 saying ;) pl.-a/i. 
 Aianimilagos, [nin). I nmke 
 a speecli or harangue of some 
 lengtii ; p. aiai.Md. 
 
 Aianimitagosiwin, Speech or 
 liarangue of some length ; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 Aiano. The change of Alio-. 
 
 Aianwenindisod. A repenting 
 person, a penitent ; p\.-Jig. 
 
 Aianweninaisossig. An unre- 
 penting person, impenitent, 
 liardened sinner ; pl.-o^. 
 
 Aiapi, adv. From time to tin»e; 
 from distance to distance. 
 
 Aiasswapidon, (niiid). Freq. I 
 gird it often; p. eias..dod. 
 
 Aiasstvajrina, [nind], Freq. I 
 gird him often; p. eias.jiad. 
 imp. aid..pij. 
 
 Aidwa [nind], I have him, I 
 have or got sf^me an, obj.* 
 also, 1 scold lum, reprimand 
 him, upbraid him ; p. eiawad. 
 
 Aiawetagos, {nind). I make my- 
 self underfitood a little, some 
 words; lam understood only 
 a few words ; p. eiawetagosivi. 
 
 Aiawetawa, {nind). I under- 
 stand him a little, some words, 
 (bespeaks a strange lang- 
 uage;) p. eia..wad. 
 
 Aiawigon, (nind). It scolds me, 
 upbraids me; p, eiawigod, — 
 
 Nin kiichi aiawigon ki masi- 
 naigan; thy letter scolds me 
 much. 
 
 Aiawiidim'in, (nind). We scold 
 one another, we reprimand 
 each other; p. eia..didjig. 
 
 Aiawiidiwin. Scolding, repri- 
 manding, (of several persons.) 
 
 Aidwin. Existence; mino aid- 
 win, comfortable existence, 
 welfare ; kagige. mino aidwin, 
 eternal welfare. Matchi aid- 
 win, miserable e x i 8 t e n c e, 
 misery, kagige matchiaiawin, 
 eternal misery. 
 
 Aidwin. Scolding, reprimand. 
 
 Aidwiwe, (nind). I am scold- 
 ing, reprimanding ; p. da., 
 wed. 
 
 Aidimin, (nind). S. Idimin. 
 
 Aitkogade, {nind). I am tired 
 in my legs; p. eiek..deg, 
 
 Aiokoidis, (nind). I tire myself, 
 I cause to myself fatigue ; p. 
 eie..snd. 
 
 Aiekonike, (nind). I feel tired 
 in my arm or arms ; p. eie.. 
 ked. 
 
 Aiekonikeivina, (nind). I tire 
 his arm or arms ; p. eicnad. 
 
 Aiekonikewinigon, (nind). It 
 tires my arm or arms; p. eie.. 
 god. 
 
 Aiekonindji, (nind), I feel fa- 
 tigue in my hand or hands p. 
 eie..id. 
 
 Aiekos, (nind). I am tired, fa- 
 tigued p. eiekosid. 
 
 Aiekosia, (nind). I tire him ; I 
 molest him ; p. eic.ad. 
 
 Aiekositon, (nind). I tire it-; p. 
 eie..tod. — Nind aiekositon nii- 
 aio anokiidn ; I tire my boily, 
 myself,) working. 
 
 Aiekosiwin. Fatigue, weariness. 
 
AIK 
 
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 AJA 
 
 Aiaekwanam, (nind). I breathe 
 
 with (lifHculty; p. eiek,.moil. 
 Aiekwia, (ninii). I molcHt liiin, 
 
 fatigue him ; p, eie..ad. 
 Aiekwiwi, (nind). I am tired of 
 
 carrying or packing on my 
 
 hack ; p. eicwid. 
 Ail. Thing, any in. olyect; pi. 
 
 aiin.-Anotck aiin, a unary 
 
 tilings. 
 Aiins. Little thing; \)\.-an. 
 A iiwi.ih, had contemptible 
 
 thing; p\.-an. 
 
 AH. This word is alno eniploy- 
 od as a help to recolleci. the 
 name of some inanimate obj. 
 So when you ask : Wego7ien 
 iw ? What is that ?-the -pev- 
 son asked (if he does not im- 
 mediately recollect the name 
 of the thing,) will say : Aii 
 .90.... (This gives him some 
 seconds of -time to recollect 
 the naihe of the object.) 
 -When one wants to gain time 
 to recollect the name ot a 
 place, he will say : Aiing sa.... 
 
 Ainabingwam, (nind). I sleep 
 with open eyes ; ein..ang. 
 
 Ainadjindis, (^nind). S. Inad- 
 jindis. 
 
 Ainawa, (nind). I ape or imi- 
 tate him ; [F. je le contrefait ;] 
 p. einawad. 
 
 Aindapidon, (nind). I bind it 
 
 well ; p. ein..dod. 
 Aindapina, (nind). I bind him 
 
 well; p. ein..nad. 
 Aindina, [nind). I hold him 
 
 well ; p. eindinad. 
 Aindinan, (nind). 1 hold -it 
 
 well; p. ein..ang. 
 Aladjissitchigade, or -magad. 
 
 It is put firmly; level; it is 
 
 established ; p. ein..ieg, or 
 -niiigak. 
 
 Aindjisaiton, {nind). I settle it, 
 I estalilish it, I confirm it, 
 conclude it, consolidate it, 1 
 put it level, right p. ein..tod. 
 
 Aininamawa, [nind). I beckon 
 him, wink him ; p. ein..wad. 
 
 Aininike, {nind). I beckon with 
 my hand, (arm ;) I wink ; p. 
 ein..ked. 
 
 Aiodjigade, or-magad. 1 1 i s 
 used, made use of; p. eio..deg, 
 or-magak. 
 
 Aiodjig'e, {nind). I make use ; 
 p. eio..ged. 
 
 Aion, {nind). I make use of it, 
 I use it ; p. eiod. 
 
 Aiotoin. The use of s. th., using. 
 
 Aioioin. Any thing used or 
 employed ;'pl.-aft. 
 
 Aiotoin. Any obj. used or em- 
 ployed ; p\.-ag. 
 
 Ajdgamissin. It spoils, cor- 
 rupts, itis corrupted, (liquid);) 
 p. eja..sing. 
 
 Ajageshi. Crab, crawfish; pi. 
 -iag. 
 
 AJagidiktoen, {nind). I throw 
 my head backwards ; p. aiaj.. 
 nid. 
 
 Ajaok,ai\v. Back and forwards, 
 from one side to the other, 
 from one to the other. — Ajank 
 ijawog, they go back and for- 
 wards, from one side to the 
 other ; they come and go. 
 
 Ajdssin. S. Ajiicassin. Ajiia- 
 bikissin. 
 
 Ajaw, ajawi. In compositions, 
 signifies crossing or travers- 
 ing to the opposite side or 
 shore of a river, bay, lake. It 
 alludes also to the other side 
 or oi)positc side of anything. 
 
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 (Examples in Honie of the fol- 
 lowing words.) 
 
 jijawa,(nind). I cross a river, 
 bay, etc., in a canoe, boat, 
 etc. ; p. aiajawaod. 
 
 Ajawaa, (nind). I cross him or 
 convey hinn in a canoe or boat 
 over a river, etc.; p. aia..ad. 
 
 Ajawaam, (nind). S. A,jaica. 
 
 AJawaan, (nind). I cross or 
 convey it in a canoe, etc., 
 (over a river etc. ;) p. aia..ang. 
 
 AJawadaga, (nind). I cross a 
 river etc., swimming, I swim 
 to the opposite shore ; p. aiaj.. 
 gad. 
 
 Ajmcddagak, (nind) or, imid 
 ajawagak. I cross on the ice 
 a lake, a river, etc. ; p. aiaj.. 
 kod. 
 
 Ajawagdm, adv. On the other 
 side of a river, lake, etc. ; on 
 the opposite shore. 
 A,}awagameosse, (nind). I 
 wade through a river to the 
 opposite shore ; p. aiaj..sed. 
 
 Ajatcaii, adv. Behind. 
 
 Ajawakamig, adv. On the op- 
 posite side of the earth. 
 
 Ajawandawe, (niiid). I cross 
 or pass over a river on a tree 
 or log • p. aiaj. .iced. 
 
 Ajaioaoajigside, or-magad. It is 
 carried or conveyeii across a 
 river, etc., in a canoe or boat; 
 p. aiaj..deg, or-magak. 
 ui-aj awaodjig ade. It is 
 brought over from the oppo- 
 site sliore in a canoe or boat. 
 
 Ajawaodj'xgan. Flat-bottomed 
 ferry-boat; pl.-rt». 
 
 Ajawaodjigas, (nind). I am 
 carried or conveyed across a 
 river, etc., in a canoe or boat; 
 p. aiaj... sod. 
 
 Ajawaodjige, (nind). I cross or 
 convey people over a river, 
 etc., in a lK)at, etc.; p. aiaj.. 
 ged. 
 
 Ajawaodjigewinini. Ferryman ; 
 [F. traversier;] p\.-wag. 
 
 Ajawaodon, (7iind). I convey 
 or carry it across a river, 
 lake, etc., in a canoe, boat, 
 etc. ; p. aiaj..dod. 
 Nin bi-djawaodon. I bring it 
 to the shore, to this side of a 
 river, lake, etc., in a canoe, 
 ete. 
 
 Ajawaona, (nind). S. Ajawaa. 
 
 Ajawaonigos, (nind). I get my- 
 self crossed over a river, bay, 
 etc., I employ somebody to 
 take me over ; p. aiaj..sia. 
 
 Ajawaosowagon. Ajaicaodjigan. 
 
 Ajatoash, (nind). I cross sail- 
 ing, I sail across a river, bay, 
 etc.* Y>. aiajawashid. 
 
 Ajawemij. Beach-tree; p\.-ig. 
 
 Ajawemin. Beach-nut; pl.-ajj. 
 
 Ajaweshk. Sword ; pi .-on 
 
 Ajaiceshkons, dim. dagger; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 Ajawew, adv. On the other 
 side of a point, or behind a 
 point, ^in a lake.) 
 
 Ajaw'igamig, adv. The space 
 or interval between two 
 houses or lodges. 
 
 Ajdwigdd. The other leg, the 
 leg on the other side.) — There 
 is always a possessive pro- 
 noun before this word ; as : 
 Nind ajawigdd, \ny other leg ; 
 kid ajawigdd, thy other leg, 
 etc. 
 
 Ajawi-gwashkwan, (n ind) I 
 jump or leap to the opposite 
 side of s. th. ; p. aiaj..nid. 
 
 Ajawiidssin ndbikwdn. The ves- 
 
 
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 Hcl tacka about ; p. aiaj..ing. 
 
 Jjawinik. The other arm. — 
 This and the two following 
 words are always preceded by 
 a possessive pronoun. 
 
 Ajawinindj . The other hand. 
 
 Ajawisid. The other foot, (the 
 opposite foot.) 
 
 Ajawi-sigindn, {nind). I pour 
 it in another vessel; p. aiaj.. 
 any. 
 
 AJawi-wdbang, adv. The day 
 after to-morrow. — The same 
 as : awasswdbang. 
 
 Aje, or waje, at the end of verbs, 
 alludes to the human skin ; 
 as : Nin makatewaje,! have a 
 black skin. Nin giiibaje, I 
 feel itchings on my sKin; etc. 
 
 Aje, in composition, signifies 
 going bark or backwards ; 
 [F a reculons.] (Examples 
 in some of the f o 1 1 o w i n g 
 words.) 
 
 AJeb, {nind). I move backwards, 
 sitting; p ejebid. 
 
 AJiibalo, (nind). I run back- 
 wards ; p. ejebatod. 
 
 AJebidoji, (nind). I move it 
 backwards ; p. e}.,dod. 
 
 JJebina, {nind) I m o v e him 
 backwards, (any an obj.) ; p. 
 ej..nad; imp. ajebij. 
 
 AJebinan, {nind). S. Ajebidon. 
 
 Ajeboian. Oar; [F. rame;] 
 pi .-an. 
 
 AJeboianak, pl.-on. S. Ajeboian. 
 
 Ajeboianeidb. Oar— strap; pi.- 
 in. 
 
 Aji'boie, (nind). I row in a ca- 
 noe or boat; p. ejeboied. 
 
 Ajidibaamawa, (nind). I pay 
 him back; also I avenge on 
 him a bad doing, I render 
 him evil for evil; i>.aiaj..ivad. 
 
 Ajebibaan, {nind). I pay it back; 
 
 I avenge it; p. aiaj..ang. 
 j\j6gabaw, {nind). I step back ; 
 
 p. €j..wid. 
 Aj^gandina, (nind). I thrust or 
 
 push him back; p. ej..nad ; 
 
 nup. ajegandin. 
 Ajegandinan, {nind). I thrust 
 
 or push it back ; p. ej..ang. 
 ^ijegiwe, {nind. I go back 
 
 again, I return ; [F. je re- 
 
 tourne sur mes pas ;] p. ejegi^ 
 
 wed. 
 Aj^iddjim, (nind). I repeat old 
 
 sayings, old news, etc. ; p. ej.. 
 
 mod. 
 AjHddjimowin. Repeating old 
 
 sayings, old traditions ; pT.-rtn. 
 Aj^iash, {nind). I am driven 
 
 backwards or back again by 
 
 the wind; p. ej..wid. 
 Ajeidssin. It is driven back- 
 wards or back again by the 
 
 wind ; p. ej..sing. 
 
 I give 
 
 back 
 return 
 
 Ajena, {nind). i g 
 again some an. obj, 
 it; p. ejenad. 
 
 Ajcnamatca, {nind). I give him 
 back 8. th., I return it to him ; 
 p. ej..wad. 
 
 Ajenan, (rmid). I give it back 
 again, I return it ; p. ejenant/. 
 
 Ajdosse, {nind). I walk back- 
 wards ; [F. je marche a recu- 
 lons ;] p. ejeossed. 
 
 Ajesse, (nind). I slide back ; I 
 relax; I relapse ; p. eje^^ed. 
 
 Ajesse, or-magad. It slidt.^ or 
 goes back or backwards , p. 
 ejesseg, or-magak. 
 
 Ajessewin. Backsliding; relaxa- 
 tion ; relapse. 
 
 Ajeta, {nind). I move back- 
 wards, draw back ; p. ejetad. 
 
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 AJI 
 
 Aj6takoki, inind). 1 inakeuHlep 
 I>ackwuru8; p. g..kid. 
 
 Aj(Ha7i, (nind). 1 draw Itack 
 from it ; \). eja/ana. 
 
 jijeiawa, (nind). I witlulniw 
 I'roni hill), I draw back from 
 him ; p. ej..wad. 
 
 Ajewidou, (nind). 1 lead or 
 convey it back: p. ajewidod. 
 
 .ijewina, (nind). 1 lead or con- 
 vey him back ; p. <'J..nad. 
 
 .{ji, adv. Ot. S. Javjwa. 
 
 AJihik, Rock, cliff; pl.-ou. 
 
 Ajibikoka. It is rocky, there 
 are rocks; p. aiaj.,ka(j. 
 
 AJida, adv. of new ; in revenjj;c. 
 
 AJida-bi'madis, (niiid). I live of 
 new, I live another life; p. 
 aiaj..tiid. 
 
 Ajida-biniadisiwin. Another 
 life (in another world.) 
 
 ^\jida dodamowin. R e v e n j^ e, 
 vengeance. 
 
 Ajidawaa, (nind). I repay him 
 (evil for evil,) I revenge my- 
 self on him; p. aiaj..ad. 
 
 Ajidawamoiu. Vengeance, re- 
 venge. 
 
 Ajidawaige, (nind). I take re- 
 venge; p. aiaj..ged. 
 
 Ajidawama, (nind). I revenge 
 myself on him in loovds ; p. 
 aiaj..mad. 
 
 ^ijidawiwin. S. Ajidawadwin. 
 
 Ajideendam, (nind) or nind aji- 
 
 deenindam. I contradict or 
 gainsay in thoughts ; p. aiag.. 
 dang. 
 
 Ajideia, (nind).. 8. Aiidekawa. 
 
 Ajideidtig. Cross ; pl.-of/. * 
 
 AJidekawa, (nind). I miss liim 
 (in the road,) I don't meet 
 
 * It is the expres.sIon used for IheCroHS 
 of our Lord. Tlic wood mude in the 
 shape of a cros.). 
 
 him, he comes one way and I 
 go another; p. aiqi..wad. 
 
 Ajidckonciki. Cross-bill, cross- 
 beak, (bird ;) pl.-t«f/. 
 
 AJidema, (nind). I gainsay him, 
 I give him cross diereapoctfnl 
 answers; p. aiaj..mad. 
 
 Ajidena, (nind). I withstand 
 him around the body, in 
 wrerttling; p. aiaj..nad. 
 
 Ajidenge, (nind). I gainsay, I 
 give Dad answers ; p. aia..ged. 
 
 Ajidengenhk, (nind). 1 use to 
 give bad answers, to gainsay ; 
 p. aia..kid. 
 
 Ajidenikth, (nind). I am sitting 
 'vith crossed arms; p. aiaj.. 
 bid. 
 
 Ajidenima, (nind). I contradict 
 him in thoughts; I don't care 
 for him ; p. aiaj. .mad. 
 
 Ajidesse, or-magad. It crosses 
 or intersects, (a line or road 
 intersecting another;) p. aiaj.. 
 sea, OT-magak. 
 
 AJideioa, (nind). I miss him, 
 (traveling by water, in a ca- 
 noo, boat, etc.) he comes one 
 way and I go another ; p. 
 aiaj. .wad ; imp. qjide. 
 
 Ajidewe, (nind). I gainsay, give 
 bad answers ; p. aia..wed. 
 
 Ajidewldam, ( nind) . I gai nsay , 
 contradict, dispute ; I give 
 disrespectful answers; p. 
 aiaj .ang. 
 
 Ajidewidamowin. Gainsaying, 
 disrespectful answer ; p\.-an. 
 
 Ajigan. Foot-rag, (nippe) ; sock, 
 stocking; pl.-a/i. 
 
 Ajigan^, or-magad. There is 
 half or part of something ; p. 
 ej..neg, or-magak. 
 
 Ajiganeaii, adv. Half or part 
 of... 
 
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 AKA 
 
 Ajjijant^kamig aki, one liaif or 
 
 ' pint of the earth. 
 Ajii/niiilce, {niiid). I knit MOcks 
 
 'or Htockin^^s; p. ei..ke<l. 
 . [lii/idabikinan jxlshkinvjan, 
 
 ' [Iliad). I cock a gun ; p. aiaj.. 
 
 aiif). 
 AJi;/i<linan,, [nind). I turn 
 
 over, (a cliflli, a plate, etc.) 
 
 aio..an(j. 
 ' IJii/idji-pangishin, { nind) . 
 
 Ajiiiiitjiase. 
 ' iJi'/nlji-paiKji'fsin . S . 
 
 Jisscmcii/ad. 
 Ajii/idjiisse, (nind). I fall hack- 
 
 wiirds, I fall on my back ; p. 
 
 a!aj..,sed. 
 AJiijidjisse, or-magad. It falls 
 
 l)'ack\vard8; p. aiaj..seg, or- 
 
 magak. 
 AJigwa, adv. S. Jaigwa. 
 Ajhubikissin. It is dull, blunt, 
 
 it does not cut well, (steel- 
 tool ;) p. ej..sing. 
 Ajiahki. Mud, uiiro, dirt. 
 Ajiahkiwamika, or-magad. It is 
 
 niiry at th<! bottom, (a river, 
 
 etc.)^ p. ej..kag, or-magak. 
 AJishkiwika, or-tnagad. It ie 
 
 inuddv, miry ; p. eg..kag, or- 
 magak. 
 Ajiwa, or-magad. It is dull, 
 
 blunt, it does not cut; p. eji- 
 
 wag, OT-magak. 
 AJiwassin. S. Ajiiahikissin. 
 Ajiwi, adv. Ot. S. Iwidi. 
 AJodeiiima, {nind). I unite with 
 
 him ; p. ej..rnad. 
 Ajogan. Bridge; wharf; pl.-an. 
 Ajogaaikade, or-magad. There 
 
 is a bridge made; a wharf; p. 
 
 aiaj..deg, or-magak. 
 AJoganike, (nind). I make a 
 
 bridge ; a wharf; p. aiaj..ked. 
 Jjoge, inind). I cross a river 
 
 walking on a bridge, I walk 
 over a bridge ; p. aicjnged. 
 
 AJognnndawe, (mnd). S. AJa- 
 wandawe. 
 
 j{}onda, adv. (it. S, Oma. 
 
 Ak, as end-syllable of substan- 
 tives, signilies handle, or u 
 2)iecc of wood for a certain 
 use; as: Trhigataiganak, 
 broom-stick, ((r/iigafnigau, 
 broom.) Anitiiak, handle of 
 a spear, [anil, spear.) \Vd- 
 kai(/anak, a log for a house, 
 wdkaigan, house.) — Instead 
 of ak, they sometimes use 
 dfig. S. Aii</. 
 
 Aka f adv. Where? 
 
 Akakanakide, or-magad. \i 
 burns to coal, it is burnt to 
 coal, if is carbonized ; p. ek.. 
 
 di'(i, or-magak. 
 Akakai 
 
 to 
 
 I burn 
 ; p. ek.. 
 
 nakis, (nind). I burn 
 
 coal, entirely ; p. ck..sod. 
 Akakanakisan, (nind). I bun 
 
 it to coal ; p. eA:.. sang 
 Akakanakistoa, {nind). 
 
 some an. obj. to coal 
 
 toad; imp. ak..swi. 
 Akakanate, or-magad. It is con- 
 verted into coal ; p. ek..tcg, 
 
 or-magak. 
 Akakanje. Coal, charcoal; 
 
 also, red-hot coals. 
 Akakanjebwe, {nind). I am 
 
 roasting s. th. on red-hot 
 
 coals ; p. ek..toed. 
 Akakanjeuwen, {nind). I roast 
 
 it on red-hot coals; p. ek..wed. 
 Akakanjebwenan,{nind). I roast 
 
 some an. obj. on red-hot coals ; 
 
 p. ek..wed. (V. Conj.) 
 Akakanjeka, or-magad. There 
 
 are coals ; there are red-hut 
 
 coals p. ek..kag, or-magak. 
 Akakanjekan. Place where 
 
 li 
 
 v! 
 
 ,^ 
 
 1-: 
 
 »,tf ': 
 
 '.L'^ 
 
AKA 
 
 — 24 — 
 
 AKI 
 
 I t 
 
 they burn (or make) charcoal; 
 
 pl.-a/t. 
 Aicakameke, (nind). I make 
 
 (burn) charcoal ; p. ek..kf:d. 
 Akakanjekewin. Charcoal- 
 
 nian'H trade and buniness. 
 . I kakanjekewinini. Charcoal- 
 man ; p\.-wag. 
 Akakanjewan. S. Akakaiijeka. 
 Akakaujewansin, or akakanjr- 
 
 waki. Coal, p i t^c o a I ; {¥. 
 
 charbon de terre, houille.] 
 A kakanjewasninik, or-viayad. 
 
 There is a pit-coal, there is a 
 
 pit-coal njine; p. ek,.ka(j, or- 
 
 magak. 
 . \ kakanj^wassinikan. Pit-coal 
 
 mine. 
 ^ 1 kakanjewassinikcwiuini. A 
 
 miner in a pit-coal mine ; pl.- 
 
 icag. 
 Akakanjeicigamiij. Coal-house ; 
 
 pl.-OM. 
 
 Auakwidjish. Finher, (animal;) 
 
 vA.-ag. 
 Aka' 
 
 Ag- 
 
 cakwitoshimag, {nind). S 
 witoshimag. 
 
 Akakioitoshinog . S. Awitoshi- 
 
 nog. 
 Akakwitossidonan, {nind). S. 
 
 Agwitossidonan. 
 Akakwitossinon. S. Agwitossi- 
 
 non. 
 
 Akamawa {)iind). I lurk, I lie 
 
 in wait for him, in ambush ; 
 
 p. ek..wad. 
 Akamawewin. Lurking. 
 Akamigis,{nind). Alg. S. On- 
 
 damxs, or Ondartita. 
 Akandamo. A kind of big root 
 
 growing in the water; pi.-*/.. 
 
 Akando, (/nind). I watch ; I 
 lurk, I lie in ambush; p. 
 ekandod. 
 
 out, I 
 
 A kfindovoigamig . Watch-house, 
 
 t^uard-houHe ; pl.-on. 
 Akandowin. Watching ; lying 
 
 in ambuHh. 
 Akandoxoinini, watchman, sen- 
 tinel; pl.-icao. 
 AkawCtby {nind). I look 
 
 wait for... ; p ek..bid. 
 Akawfibama, {nind). I look 
 
 out for him, I expect him ; p. 
 
 ek..mad. 
 Akawdbandan, {nind). I look 
 
 out for it, I expect it; p. ek.. 
 
 ang. 
 AkdwanJ. Low thick under- 
 
 bush ;0f the fir-kind ; [C. 
 
 Buis;] ^\.-ig. 
 Akdwaujika, ovmagad. There 
 
 18 underbu8h of the fir-kind, 
 
 (somewhere in the woods;) p. 
 
 ek..kag, ov-mayak. 
 Akawisnkawa, {nind). I am 
 
 the first after him ; p. ek,.wad. 
 Aki. Earth, the globe, the 
 
 world 
 
 f;round 
 ing, on earth. Akikang, in 
 the earth, in the ground. 
 
 Aki gi-moshkaang, deluge. 
 
 Akik. Kettle; pl.-o*/. Probab'y 
 derived from aki, as the an- 
 cient Aborigines made their 
 kettles of earth. — Akikons, u 
 small kettle. Akikosh, a bad 
 old kettle. 
 
 Akikodjiwan. There is a violent 
 and dangerous whirlpool ; p. 
 ek..ioang. 
 
 Akikoke, {nind). I make ket- 
 tles ; p. ek..ked. 
 
 Akikokewin. Brazier's trade 
 and occupation, kettle manu- 
 factory. 
 
 Akikokewinini. Brazier, kettle 
 manufacturer; p\.-wag. 
 
 , country; farm; soil, 
 
 \n 
 
AKO 
 
 -26 - 
 
 AKO 
 
 n 
 
 Akini/i'ii'an. White duMtonllie 
 
 head. 
 Akiw, {nin(l). I nin earth ; p. 
 
 akiwiil. 
 Akiiiuni. It irt earth, there Ih 
 eiirth ; j». vkitraiKj. 
 
 '; v\.-i(tii. 
 I am an old 
 
 Akiircsi. Old rnuii 
 Akiiresiiir, (iii'ikI). 
 
 man ; p. ek:.in'd. 
 
 Akiwif/aitiijf. E a r t h - li o u h c, 
 lialiitation under <r refund; 
 also, root-house; pl.-o/*. 
 
 AIco, (ill t!ie chuiige ck-o.) This 
 word in never us(mI alone ; it 
 is always prctlxed to a verh, 
 and sii^nilies, (i.t Inntj as, since, 
 mjo. — (i e(l-(tk(iln' mad isi i (ill , as 
 lonjf as I shall live. Hka- ilaij- 
 visliinef/, since your arrival. 
 
 Akobimioau. S. Wak-aii/<ni. 
 
 Aknifib, the name of a lake in 
 Upper Michigan. Ako</ihini/, 
 at, in, from or to that lake. 
 
 Ak6kohinu(/aii. Of. A platted 
 ve.«jsel, hasket; pl.-rt». 
 
 Akokohinai/nnikc, {nliid). I 
 
 1)lat (»r make a hasket or ha.s- 
 :et8 ; p. ek..ked. 
 Akokomidnss. Stocking; pl.-rt». 
 — vU-«A'o alludes to platting; 
 inid<(ss signifies a leggin<r. 
 Akdkoinidassike, {iiind). I knit 
 
 stockings.; p. ek..ked. 
 . 1 kokumidassikein'n. K n itting ; 
 [F. tricotage." 
 
 Akos, [uind). 
 height, so ta 
 
 am of a certain 
 ; p. eko..sid. — 
 
 Kkosiian nind ukos, I am as 
 
 tall as thou. Ekosiinu akofti, 
 
 he is as tall as I. 
 Akos, (iihid). I am sick, in- 
 
 lirm ; p. aiaknsid. 
 Akoshkade, {nind). I have pain 
 
 in the howels, colic ; p. aiak.. 
 
 (led. 
 
 Ako.flik(idewin. Pain in the 
 howels, colic. 
 
 Akoshk(i(j(m, [nind). It comes 
 hard tipon nie, it is heavy to 
 me, it tires me, molests me; 
 i». i'k..(fnd. 
 
 Akdshkawa, {nind). \ tire him, 
 (he carrying me ;) 1 molest 
 him ; p. aiak..wad. 
 
 Akos/ikos, {nind). I am tired, 
 (carrying a load or pack ;) p. 
 ai(ik..,vid. 
 
 Akmishk,(^nind). lam sickly, 
 always sick ; n. (iia..kid. 
 
 Ak(isik(t.t, {nind). I feign to he 
 sick, I dissemhlc sickness ; p. 
 ai(i..s(>d. 
 
 Akosin, {nind). I have pain (in 
 some part of my hody ;) p. 
 aiakostd. Mshfi(/W(iii nind 
 (Ikosin, I liave headache, 
 (pain in my head.) Nihidan, 
 nind (Ikosinan, I have tooth- 
 ache, (pain in my teeth.) 
 
 Akasiiuuios, {nind). I look sick, 
 I have a sickly api)earance ; 
 p. (tia..sid. 
 
 Akosinaijosiiein, sickly appear- 
 ance. 
 
 Akosinan, {nind). I have pain 
 (in some piirt of my IkxIv;) 
 p. niakosici. [V. Conj.] Nin 
 fotoshim nind ak ns i n a n, I 
 have pain in my hreast, (on 
 one side,) [a female speaking.] 
 Nin tntoshinuKj uind akosinuy, 
 I have pain in my breast, (on 
 lH:)th sides.) 
 
 Ako.moi(/anii(f. Hospital, infirm- 
 ary ; pl.-o». 
 
 Akosiwm. The lieightof a per- 
 son, his stature. — Mi mandaii 
 nind dkosiicin, this is ny 
 lieight, Tiiv stature. 
 ■ 3 
 
 
 /« ' 
 
 h: 
 
 ;?' ^^ 
 
 im] 
 
AKW 
 
 — 2(i — 
 
 AMA 
 
 \ > 
 
 
 Akoaiwin, SicknCHH, iutirni- 
 ity, (liMcjiHo; j)l.-a/t. 
 
 AkiixiuHH iiiiibidon, or dko.siwiii 
 iiin hi-mitjiwi', I infect u iducc, 
 I Itriiiji; u HickncHH to a |)lac('. 
 
 Akosniu. It in of a ccrtuin 
 l('n;;th ; p. ekoiminy. — I'tajira- 
 na nin kikciiddn iw iuu/uiikhi 
 cko.'iniii(/, I know l)y lii-arl 
 that whole hymn, (an long as 
 it JH.) 
 
 Akotvwaifix., (iuihI). I am well 
 armcii un<liiangurouH; p. aia,. 
 aid. 
 
 Akwd, ov-wo(jad. It is of hucIi 
 a length; p. ckway, or-iiwijak. 
 — Mi ckwiuj nin wCikuiyan ; 
 Hdwatch na akwCi cndaian t 
 My liouwe is .sulong; Ih thine 
 longer? 
 
 Akwah, inind). I can see IVdni 
 nnch a diHtunce ; y. cktcubid. 
 HchIio nind akwau, I can see 
 (only) from a short distunce, 
 1 am shortsighted, myope. 
 Wdssa nind akwab, I can see 
 from a great distance, from 
 
 lar-sighted, 
 
 ong- 
 
 far, I am 
 sighted. 
 
 Akwanani, {nind). I breathe 
 with fatigue, I can liardly 
 breathe, (a sick person) ; p. 
 ek..nuHl. 
 
 Akwdndaiv agan. Ladder; 
 stairs, staircase; pl.-a/t. 
 
 Akwaudawe, (nind). I aacend 
 a ladder or staircase, 1 go up 
 stairs, I climb up, (on a tree, 
 etc.) ; p. ek..ived. 
 
 Akwandawebato, (nind). I as- 
 cend a ladder or staircase run- 
 ning. I run up stairs; p. ek,. 
 iod. 
 
 Akwawa, (nind) (j)ron. nind 
 akowa.) I an 
 
 id) (i)ron. nind 
 u lishing witli a 
 
 spear, (on the ice); 1 am 
 spearing fish; p. ekiraimd, 
 (pron. ckowiid.) 
 
 Akirr. Akirew.Akwc.s.tens. Ak- 
 wencnuiw ; (01.) H. Ikwc. Ik- 
 wrw. Ikwe.Hfnu. Ikirr,icn.siir. 
 
 AkiirndiinKtijaitODifi, {nind}. 1 
 hurt him by striking; p. aiuk,. 
 iudd. 
 
 Akwind(unia, (nind). 1 hurt 
 him, [caus(^him pain in some 
 part of the body ; |». aid..ad. 
 
 Ahwrndum<iiwc,(uiad). 1 hurt, 
 |). aia.jrol. 
 
 Ahwiiri, (nind). I am tired, 
 (from workimj ;) 1 am ex- 
 liausted ; p. ekiviwid. 
 
 Ainadad^tn, [nind). I weep 
 awaking; j). eni.,mod. 
 
 Amddina, {nind). 1 awake 
 him, I wake him up, I rouse 
 him from sleep; p. em..nad. 
 
 Amadjia, (nind). S. Anuidina. 
 
 Aniaajibind, {nind). I wake 
 him up by pulling or push- 
 ing him ; p. em..nad 
 
 Amadjistie, {nind), I awake ; 
 J). ew...sed. 
 
 Amadjiwa, {nind) I ascend a 
 mountain, I go up on a moun- 
 tain ; p. aiam..wed. 
 
 Amadjiwebato, {nijid). I run 
 upon a mountain; p. aiam.. 
 tod. 
 
 Ainadjiwcbinn, (nind). I awake 
 
 p. aiam,.nad. 
 
 him briskly, I rouse him up; 
 
 Amadjixoeniye, {nind). I go up 
 on a luountain, or hill, carry- 
 itig s. th. on my shoulder; \k 
 ainm..(/ed. 
 
 Amadjiwewane, {nind). I go up 
 on a hill or mountain, carry- 
 ing a pack on my buck : :>. 
 aiam..ned. 
 
 > I' 
 
AMI 
 
 — 27 — 
 
 ANA 
 
 Ainndii'cwrwa, {nind). I nwakc 
 
 liiiii liv iiiukiiii; noinr; p. em.. 
 
 trail ; imp. amadwi'wcw. 
 Ainanitssimo animntth. 'I'lio dog 
 
 is rutting; ; p. ftui.juoil. 
 Aiii<niiss,(iiiiid). I Hin iilannod, 
 
 t'rijrlitcnod, liy h. tli. 1 hoard; 
 
 p. cmaninsoil . 
 .iiiiniiinntnriii. Alurin, rri;rlit, 
 Aiiitinosn (iHU'ssi. 'I'lic uniiiinl 
 
 in rutting; p. aiam...ind. 
 Amaxiha, in hid). I awnko; p. 
 
 nniixihad. 
 Aiiinwii, (nind). I frighten him, 
 
 or J t'rigiitoii an animal, [F. 
 
 je I'ellaroiichc;) p. aiammiHid. 
 And)!' ! amhe.s.>i(i ! andn-.tsann ! 
 
 amhcHsino ! iiiterj. well I come! 
 
 conio on ! 
 Anddeiiamidc, or - mat/ad. It 
 
 ovcrtlowH hoihiig ; j), aiain.. 
 
 dcif, or-mo!/(ih. 
 
 Amideifami.so akik. The kettle 
 overtlowH, (what is hoiling in 
 it overflows;) p. ainm...toil. 
 
 Ami yiijO. The fish is sj)awning; 
 p. emid. 
 
 Amik. Beaver* pl.-ica//. Ami- 
 kons, young boaver ; pi. -ay. 
 
 Amikobiwai, an. Beaver Air; 
 pl.-orr/. 
 
 Amikoyan. Beaver'n bone; pl.- 
 
 (in. 
 Aniikoj/enda. Beaver-Island, in 
 
 Lake Michigan. 
 Amikoshib. n e a v e r-duck, (a 
 
 kind of wild duck;) pl.-a//. 
 Amikosow. Beaver's tail ;' also 
 
 amikwano. 
 Amikwar/in, {nind). I live like 
 
 a beaver : p. cm..sid. 
 Amik'vqj. Hole (not lodge) of a 
 
 beaver; pi .-aw. 
 Aniikwdndaf/, an. Small vvliite 
 
 luHiiirack tree; [C. opinette 
 
 liluiiche;) J»l.-f<//. 
 Amiku'inh. Beaver's lodgf ; pi.- 
 
 an. 
 Atno. Bee; wanp; lunnble-bec ; 
 
 \A.-diHi)j/. 
 Anin-biinidc. Wax. 
 . I nni-biniiili'-wdxsakw(imndji(ian 
 
 \Va.x-candle, wiix-tapcr ; pl.- 
 
 (tn. 
 Ami) • bimide - imnsakwaHcndJi 
 
 uiin.s. TU'iu wax-taper ; [F. 
 
 Longie tiloe.) 
 Amuij, [nind). I am canceroii?^, 
 
 I have a cancer; p. cmoi/oU. 
 Aino-.n.sibn/>ii'iid. Honev. 
 
 Amini, [nind). I at Home au. 
 obj. ; p. I'mU' imp. amioi. 
 
 And, {nind). I I: ! ■ s. th. stick- 
 ing in lily th, (a bone, a 
 fiHli-bone, etc.); 3. p.— a/mo ; 
 p. cndod. 
 
 Andiianankk. Fern. 
 
 Analc. A small gray bird; pl.- 
 
 OIJ. 
 
 Anak, adv. At all events, how- 
 ever it turns out; [F. en tout 
 cas.] 
 
 Andkau. Mat, tloor-mat ; [F. 
 natte;] p|.-a». 
 
 Andkanashk. Rn-sh for inat.>', 
 (tloor-niats;) \A.-un. 
 
 Andkaneiub. A little cord used 
 in platting mat.s ; pl.-iH. 
 
 Andkanikc, {nind). I am mak- 
 ing a mat ; p. en..ked. 
 
 Andkona, an. Sea-bread, bif- 
 cuit; pl-g. 
 
 Andkonnns. Crackers; pl.-ay. 
 
 Analxwad. Cloud- pl.-ojt. 
 
 Anakwad. It is cloudy ; p. ai- 
 anakwak. 
 
 Andm, anami. In composition.*, 
 Mignifies under, nnderneath, 
 
 , V 
 
 ¥ 
 
 !i 
 
 ami 
 
 i HI 
 
ANA 
 
 — 28 — 
 
 ANA 
 
 fi i 
 
 beneath. (E>ample,s in some 
 of tlie following woi'fla.) 
 
 Aufimndopoiciii, adv. Under 
 the tahlc. 
 
 Andmaii, adv. Under, beneath, 
 underneath. 
 
 Anamdjihik, adv. Under the 
 rock, or under a rock. 
 
 Andmakam>(j Hell, abode of 
 the devils. 
 
 A nam akamig, adv. Under 
 ground. 
 
 Aiidmaking, adv. Under the 
 surface of the eartli, under 
 ground. 
 
 Andnicndaii, (uind). I li a v e 
 su.^piciourt thoughls towards 
 8. tn., I suspect or accuse it 
 in my ihoin/hh of some fault 
 or defect ; p. en.,any. 
 
 Aiiamenhna, {nind). I suspect 
 or accuse him in niy thonghtf 
 of some fault, I liave suspi- 
 cious thoughts against liim ; 
 p. en..mad. 
 
 Aaam&ssika'je, (nind). I say 
 mass for somebody ; or bet- 
 ter : Lamessikage, and so on 
 for the root : Lamess, instead 
 of Anamess ; p. en..gcd. 
 
 Anam^ssikan. S. Anamessike- 
 adopowin. 
 
 AnameKsikas, {nind). I say 
 luass for myself; p. en..xod. 
 
 Anamessikawa, [nind]. I say- 
 mass for him; p. en,.wad. 
 
 Anamessike, {nind). I say mass ; 
 
 p. en..ked. 
 
 Altar; 
 Al- 
 
 Anamessike adopowin 
 
 pl.-a». 
 Aiuimessike-adopowinigin 
 
 tar-cloth ; pl.-o»i. 
 A namessike-aywiwin. M a s s • 
 
 vestment, especially the cha^ 
 
 suble; p\.-an. 
 
 A Harness ike-masinaigan . Mis- 
 sal, mass-book; pl.-«n. 
 Anamessikewin. Mass; rA.-an. 
 Ano.messikeioinagad. Mass is 
 
 being su' ', the time of mass ; 
 
 p. eiL.gak. 
 Anamia, {hind}. I i)ray ; I ani 
 
 a Christian; p. enamiad. * 
 Andmibai/an, adv. Under the 
 
 bed. ■ 
 Andmihing, adv. In the water, 
 
 under tlie surface of the water. 
 Andmide, adv. In the bottom 
 
 of the heart. 
 Anamic-himossemin, {nind) pi. 
 
 We walk in procession ; p. en.. 
 
 sedjig. 
 A namie-biviossiiwin. ^ '^1 igious 
 
 procession. 
 Anande-gagikwewin. Religious 
 
 .^ermon, preaching. 
 
 Anamegijiqad. Sunday, sab- 
 bath ; pi.-on. 
 
 Anamegijigad. It is Sunday ; 
 p. en..gak. Dassing enamie- 
 yijigakin, every Sunday. 
 
 Anamickas, {nind). I am an 
 hvpocrite, feigning or disseni- 
 bling religion and piety : p. 
 en..sod. 
 
 Anamickasowin. Hypocrisy . 
 
 A naviii'-kikinawadjion. Ch urch - 
 
 banner; \A.-an. 
 Anamie-iuasinaigan. Prayer- 
 
 book ; pl.-a/j. 
 Anamieminag, an. pi. Rosary, 
 
 beads. 
 Anamieminag nind agimag. I 
 
 say the rosary. 
 Anavw'minike, (nind). I am 
 
 making a rosary ; p. en..ked. 
 
 * The root nnami signifies every thing 
 which belongs to religion, divine wor- 
 ship, etc. 
 
 t 1 1' 
 
 w 
 
ANA 
 
 — 29 — 
 
 ANA 
 
 A namic-minikwddjiyan. C h a- 
 lice ; pl.-a/t. 
 
 Anamie-nn(/amon, (or nayamo- 
 win). Religions song, liynin ; 
 pi .-aw. 
 
 AtiamU - nanayataweiulnmowin. 
 Religions meditation ; pl.-a?j. 
 
 AnamU-nibaumcui. Christian 
 marriage, Sacrament of Ma- 
 trimony, or, unamie-witiken- 
 diiviii. 
 
 Anamw-nnminidiwin. Extrome- 
 notion. 
 
 Anamie-pagidinijfaii . Rd igions 
 oflFering; church-tithes; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 AuamU'-patjidinv/e, {nind). ' 
 perform a religious offering ; 
 also, I pay my church-duty, 
 or tithes, due to the church 
 and the clergy ; p. en..<jed. 
 
 A nam le-payidi nigetviii. Rel igi- 
 ous oflenng, the act of offer- 
 ing or giving in religious res- 
 pect ; the paying of church- 
 tithes. 
 
 Anamic-ngaaiidddiwin. Ann- 
 mie-sigaanddge, etc. S. Siga- 
 andadiwin. Sigaandage, etc. 
 
 Anamirtamawa, {miid). I pray 
 for him ; I bless him ; p. eii.. 
 wad. 
 
 Anamietdn, [nind). I bless it; 
 p. en..tang. 
 
 Anamietawa, (iiind). I piay for 
 him, I biess him, (any an. 
 obj.); also, I adore him; p. 
 en-toad. 
 
 Anamiewdbo. Holy water, bless- 
 ed water. 
 
 Anamiewdtig, an. Cross; pl.- 
 og. Anamicivdtignn.'i, a small 
 cross; ])\.-ag. This word 
 would suit better to say the 
 holy Cross than, tchipaidytik 
 
 or, a.'iileidfik, but the we of 
 the latter have prevailed. 
 
 Andinir-widige, inind). I am 
 nuirrieil according to the rules 
 of the Church ; p. en..gcd. 
 
 Annmie - widigeudi u'i n . Chris- 
 tian marriage, according tothe 
 rule.H and rites of the Church. 
 
 Anamie widokawa, {nind). T 
 keep societv or company with 
 him ill religious respect; p. 
 en..wad. 
 
 Anamiv-widokndadhnin, (nind). 
 We are in company together 
 in regard to religion, we are 
 in the Communion of Saints ; 
 p. en..didjig. 
 
 Anamie-widnkodadiwin. Com- 
 munion of Saints. 
 
 Anamithirigamig. House of 
 prayer, church, chapel, tem- 
 ple; pi .-OH. 
 
 Anamii'tviganiignns. S mall 
 church, chapel ; pl.-nf». 
 
 Anamieivin. Prayer; religion; 
 pi .-an. 
 
 Anamiewin wendjinanind. A 
 peison killed "for religion's 
 sake, that is, a Martyr; pl.- 
 
 no- ^ ' , 
 
 Annwikago, {nind). I salute ; 
 
 I make my farewell visit ; {F. 
 
 je fais mes adieu.v ;) p. en..ged. 
 
 — Nakawe nin hi-anamikage, 
 
 tclii hum madjaidn ; I come 
 
 to make my '"avewell visit, 
 
 before I start. 
 
 Anamikagewin. Compliments, 
 greeting, salutation, wade. 
 
 Anamikdgowin. Compliments, 
 greeting, salutation, received. 
 Hemark. In the Annunciation 
 of the B. Virgin we see these 
 two salutations, one made (by 
 the Angel) and the other re- 
 
 'A 
 
 '.li % 
 
 k I '\ 
 
 M 
 
ANA 
 
 — 30 
 
 ANA 
 
 ii 
 
 :ll 
 
 'I P 
 
 
 Ml 
 
 reii'ed (Vty the H. Virgin.) 
 Consequently we have to sav : 
 Anjeiii od anamikagewin, tlie 
 Hulutation of the Angel ; and : 
 Kitcliitwa Marie od anauiikd- 
 </owin, tlie sahitation of S. 
 Mary. — The same is tiie case 
 with great many otlier wordH 
 of thi8 description; as; J)i- 
 hadinnr/ewiii, and tibaamaijo- 
 wiii, judgment; etc. (S. 
 Otcliipwe Grammar. Forma- 
 tion ofSubstantive.s.) 
 
 Annmihin, {niiid). I salute it ; 
 ]). en. .am/ — Nind anamikaii 
 anamewl(/aiHi(j tc/lssa onsa- 
 handamua ; I salute the 
 church when I see it from far. 
 
 Anamikawa, [nind). I salute 
 him, I greet him ; I give or 
 send him my comphments, 
 my greeting; p. en..wad. 
 
 Aiiamikodadiitiin, {nind). We 
 .■salute each other ; p. cii..did- 
 
 Anumikodadnii/. When tliey 
 salute each other, New year's 
 day. 
 
 Atiamikodadiwin. Mutual sa- 
 lutation, i^alutation of several 
 to socal persons. 
 
 Andmima. {nind). I express in 
 words my suspicion against 
 him; I accuse him of s. th. ; 
 p. endmimnd. 
 
 Andmimakakf adv. U n d e r a 
 barrel, box, chest, etc. 
 
 Andmina, adv. Underneath, in- 
 wardly, in the body. — KeiCibi 
 anamina aidhaa iiinywiss, api 
 nehonid ossibanin. My son 
 wa.s yet inwardly, (in my 
 body,) when his father died.' 
 
 Andmindan, (nind). 1 express 
 in ivords my .suspicion again.st 
 
 it ; I accuse it of acme fault ; 
 
 p. en..an</. 
 Andmiadim, adv. In the water, 
 
 in the depth. 
 Andmindiwin, or andmingewin . 
 
 Suspicion. 
 Andming, adv. Und^r, beneath. 
 Andminge, {nind). I have sus- 
 picion, I suspect or accuse; 
 
 p cn..ged. 
 Andmi.'isag, adv. Under aboard 
 
 or under boards; under the 
 
 floor. 
 Andmis.Hag-wdnikan. Cellar 
 
 under the floor of a house. 
 Andmonag, adv. Under a canoe 
 
 or boat. 
 Andn. King or bracelet worn by 
 
 Indians round the wrist ; pl.- 
 
 an. 
 Andng. Star; pl.-o*;. 
 Anangog end aj i — ganatmba- 
 
 mindwa, observatory, (place 
 
 where they gaze on the stars.) 
 Andngoka, or-magad. There 
 
 are stars, it is starry ; p. en.. 
 
 kag, ovmagak. 
 Anaugon ijinagwad. It is star- 
 shaped. 
 Anangon kekenimad. A&trono- 
 
 mer; p\.-jig. 
 Anangons. Little star, asterisk; 
 
 \A.-ag. 
 Anang pangisliin, (a star falLs,) 
 
 star-shoot. 
 Ananidji. Pearl ; pl.-.7. 
 Anans.se, nind. I bring nothing 
 
 coming from hunting ; p. dia- 
 
 naossed. 
 Anapi ? adv. When ? 
 Anuioabnma, {nind). I despair 
 
 of him. by his appearance, 
 
 (of a sick person, etc.,) ; p. 
 
 aian..viad. 
 Anawabaminagosy {nind). I am 
 
ANA 
 
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 AND 
 
 despaired of by my apjwar- 
 unce ; p. aian..sid. 
 
 AiKiwabaminagwad. It is des- 
 paired of bv its apjiearaiice ; 
 p. aian.,iC(ik. 
 
 Anawabaiidan, (nind). I des- 
 pair of it as I see it ; p. aian.. 
 aiiff. 
 
 Aitawabandji(/e,{nind). S. Ana- 
 wendjige. 
 
 Ai>nwenaago,s, {nind). I am of 
 little profit, I am considered 
 unable to do thin or that; p. 
 oia..sid. 
 
 Aiiawendagioad. It is rejected, 
 not considered useful or ser- 
 viceable ; p. aia.Aoak. 
 
 Aiimcendan, {umd), I object 
 against it, I think it is unfit, 
 I find fault with it ; p. aian.. 
 ang. 
 
 A naivendjige, (nind). I aban- 
 don, quit, give up; <le8p"ir; 
 p. aian..<; "d. 
 
 Anawendjig '.win. Giving up, 
 discontinuAnce* despair. 
 
 Anawenim, {nind\. I doubt 
 whether I am aole to do it or 
 not; p. aian..niod. 
 
 Anawenima, {nind). I object 
 at^ainst him, I think he is not 
 able to do this or that ; p. aia.. 
 mad. 
 
 A nawenindis. A nawenindi.so- 
 win. S. Awenindis. Anwe- 
 nindisowin. 
 
 AnawAwis, (nind). I can effect 
 nothing, 1 work or endeavor 
 
 in vain ; p. ain..sid. 
 
 Anawewiaimagad. It does not 
 profit, it yields no profit, no 
 truit, it fails; p. aia..gak. 
 
 Anawi, adv. Yet, indeed, how- 
 ever, for all that. 
 
 Anamigin kitigdn. The field 
 
 produces no fruit ; p. aian.. 
 ing. 8. Nigin. 
 
 Anawinainawa, {nind). I find 
 he does not give me enouj^h, 
 not my full phare; ; p. aui.. 
 wad. 
 
 Anivinse, {nind). I am getting 
 weaker, worse, (in a sickness 
 or starvation,) ; p. aianawis- 
 sed. 
 
 Anawisse, or-magnd. Itilecays, 
 it pori.shes ; p. aia...seg, or- 
 inagak. 
 
 Anawitagos, {nind). Mv \oice 
 irt low, weak, (from hunger, 
 fatigue, sickness ;) p. ain...ii<l. 
 
 Anaioitawa, (nind). I find his 
 voice weak, low ; p. aia..icad. 
 Anawito, {nind). I am un- 
 able to walk, (from starva- 
 tion, etc.); p. a«nf../o(f. 
 
 And, andj. In compositions, 
 signifies chantje, alteratinn, 
 reiteration. (El x a m p 1 e s in 
 some of the following words.) 
 
 Andab, {nind). I change seats, 
 I sit down elsewhere; p. aian- 
 dabid. 
 
 Andabide, {nind). I am getting 
 otlier teeth ; p. aia..dea. 
 
 Andaki, {nind). 1 go to live in 
 another country or place, I 
 move to another country or 
 place; \). aiandakid. 
 
 Andakiaine, {nind). I put other 
 shoes on, I change shoes, or I 
 put them on in another way; 
 p. aia..ned. 
 
 Andanam, {nind). I breathe 
 otherwise, my respiration 
 changed, (a sick person ;) p. 
 aia..mod. 
 
 Anda^)idon, {nind). I bind or 
 tie it again, or otherwise; p. 
 aian..dod. 
 
 
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 *i , J, . 
 
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 AND 
 
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 ir 
 
 H 
 
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 1 
 
 .1 
 
 
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 i 
 
 i ~ ._ant.,.. 
 
 Andapina, {jiind). I tie again, 
 
 or otherwise, fonie an. object; 
 
 p. aian..nad. 
 Andapis, (nind). 
 
 selfotherwise ; 
 
 girdle or belt; 
 Andawe. It is 
 
 I girdle iny- 
 I take another 
 p. aian..sod. 
 changing fur, 
 
 getting new fur, new hair, 
 (an animal;) p. aiandawed. 
 
 Andek. Crow; pl.-way. Andek- 
 onu, young crow, pl'.-a^. 
 
 Andi? adv. S. Tandi ? 
 
 Andj, or minawa andj, adv. Of 
 new, again, once more, other- 
 wise. 
 
 Andjia, {nind). I change liim, 
 I change some an. ohj., I make 
 it otherwise ; p. aiandjiad. 
 
 Andjiaid, [nind). lamcljanged, 
 I am otherwise than before ; 
 p. aia..iad. 
 
 Andjibian, (nind). I write it 
 once more, I transcribe it, I 
 copy it, ; also, I write it 
 otherwise, I change it ; p. aia.. 
 ang. 
 
 Andjibiigan. Copy, duplicate, 
 transcript ; altered writing; 
 pi. -an. 
 
 Andjibiige, [nind). I copy, I 
 transcribe ; I write otherwise ; 
 p. aia..ged. 
 
 Andji-bimddis, {nind). I live 
 or bebave otherwise, I chang- 
 ed my life, my conduct, I 
 turned ; p. aian..sid. 
 
 A ndji-bimddimcin. C h an ged 
 life or conduct, conversion. 
 
 Andjigade, or-magad, or andji- 
 tchigade, ov-'magad. It is 
 changed, altered, made other- 
 wise ; p. aia..deg, ov-maqak. 
 
 Andjigas, (nind) or nind and- 
 jitchigas. I am changed, al- 
 tered ; p. aian..sod. 
 
 Andjiye, (nind). I change a 
 
 lodge, I make it otherwise or 
 
 elsewhere ; p. aian..ged. 
 Andjyiioebisiwin. Changed be- 
 
 liavior. 
 Andjik, (nind). I am with child, 
 
 I am pregnant ; p. endjikod. 
 Andjikwanaie, (nind). I change 
 
 clothes ; p. aian..ied. 
 Andjikwanaiewigamig. Change 
 
 house, or changing house ; 
 
 pl.-aH. 
 Andjimik. She-bearer, bearing 
 
 young ones* pl.-iea^r. 
 Andjinagos, (nind). I appear 
 
 different, changed ; p. dia..sid. 
 
 Andjinagosia, (nind). I give 
 him another appearance, I 
 make him look otherwise ; p. 
 aiad..ad. 
 
 Andjinagosiioin. Changed ap- 
 pearance. 
 
 Andjinagwad. It appears dif- 
 ferent, changed ; p. aian..wak. 
 
 Andjinagwi, [nind). I appear 
 changed, I take another, ap- 
 pearance; p. aian..wiod . 
 
 Andjinagicia, (nind). I make 
 liini appear cnan^ed, (a per- 
 son, or any an. obj.);p. aia.. 
 ad. 
 
 Andjinagwiidis, {nind). I give 
 to myself another appearance; 
 I transfigure myself; p. aia., 
 sod. 
 
 A adjinagwiidisoicin . Transfi- 
 guration . 
 
 Aadjinagwiton, {nind). I give 
 to s. th. another appearance, 
 I make it look otherwise ; p. 
 aian..tod. 
 
 Andjine, {nind). I relapse in 
 a deadly sickness; p. aiand- 
 jined. 
 
AND — 33 — 
 
 Andjinewis, {nind). Ahj. S. 
 lialxU/i kadis . 
 
 Andjinuj, {nind). I um born 
 again, I am reborn, regene- 
 rated ; p. aianjiniyid. 
 
 . I ndJinifliiHn . Regeneration . 
 
 Andjinikadan{ {nind) I give 
 another name to it, I change 
 its name; p. aian..ang. 
 
 Andjinikana, {nind). 1 change 
 his name, I give him another 
 name, (to u person or any an. 
 
 ANG 
 
 obj •);{). aian..nad . 
 \ ndnkanidi 
 
 djikanidis, {nind). I change 
 my name, 1 take another 
 name; p. aian..sod. 
 
 Andjinika.<f, {nind) . I have an- 
 other name, I am called other- 
 wise ; p. aian..nod. 
 
 . [ ndjinikasoicin . Changed 
 name. 
 
 Andjishima, {nind). I lay him 
 down elsewhere, or otherwise, 
 (a person or some other an. 
 obj.); p. aian..mad. 
 
 Andjishin, {nind). I lie down 
 elsewhere, or otherwise, 
 I change position in lying ; p. 
 aia.dng . 
 
 Andjiso pijiki . The cow is to 
 have a calf; endjisod. 
 
 Andjiiisimo a n i in o s h. The 
 young ones ; 
 
 bitch is to have 
 p. endjlssimod . 
 
 Andjissin. It is lying else- 
 where, or otherwise ; p. aian.. 
 ing . 
 
 Andjissiton, {nind). I lay it 
 elsewhere, or otherwise; p. 
 aian.Jod. 
 
 Andjitawa, {nind) or, nind and- 
 jitamawa. I alter or change 
 s. th. for him or to him; p. 
 aia,.wad. 
 
 AndjUcliiijdde, or-magad. S. 
 Andjigade. 
 
 Andjifoii, (nin<I). I change it, 
 alter it, I make it otherwise, 
 I reform it ; p. aiandjUod. 
 
 Andjiwiimowin . S. Andjiniku' 
 Howiu . 
 
 Aneakukwnn . S t i c k to stir 
 with; [C. brassoir]; pl.-rt/i. 
 
 Aneukokwe, {nind). J stir what 
 is in the kettle; p. en..wed. 
 
 An/'nn, {nind). I stir it, (a. th . 
 in a vessel;) p. eneang. 
 
 Anelgdn. Stick to etir with; 
 pot-ladle; p\.-an. 
 
 Ancigc, (nind). I stir s. th . in 
 a vessel ; p. en..ed. 
 
 Aneiakwe, {nind). I stir blood, 
 boiling in a kettle; p. tn..wed. 
 
 Ango, or viagad. It comes to 
 nothing, it finishes, it breaks 
 flown, it decays, it beconjes 
 desolate; it passes away, 
 vanishes; p. aiangog or-ma- 
 gak . 
 
 Angoa, {nind) . I destroy him, 
 bring him to nothing, (a per- 
 son, or some other an. obj.); 
 p. aia..ad. 
 
 Angogane {nind) . I am weak 
 in my bones; p. eii..ned. 
 
 A n g OS h k a, {nind) . I break 
 down, I am brought to no- 
 thing, I perish; p. aia..kad. 
 
 Angos/ika, ov-magad. It passes 
 away, it finishes, perishes; it 
 breaks down ; it is worn out ; 
 it is abolished ; it is brought 
 to nothing; p. aia..kag, or- 
 magak . 
 
 Angoshkan, [nind). I destroy 
 it, I bring it to nothing; p. 
 aian..ang . 
 
 Angoshkaxoa, {nind). I destroy 
 
 
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 or Ijrinjr to nothing some a». 
 ol)j. ; ji. aia.Arad. 
 
 Aiijftmo (/(III. The snow is melt- 
 ing; p. aia..H(>d. 
 
 Amjutamawd, (niiid). I take 
 ort'orawHVH. tli. from him, 
 I liring to notliing or abolish 
 8. th. belonging to liini ; p. 
 aia.Aoad. — iJebeaiminin, nu- 
 (/oiainawishiii (/a-bi-(iin(lik1,n, 
 Lord, take away from me 
 (pardon me) what I have done. 
 
 Aiu/ofchU/ade, ov-mmjad. It Ih 
 taken ciown, taken otf; it is 
 abolished; p. uUl..de(j, or- 
 macfalc. 
 
 An(/ot()H, {iiind) . I bring it to 
 nothing;! abolish it; p. aia.. 
 tod, 
 
 Aiifjwnbama, (iiind). I lose 
 sight of him, he disappears to 
 me; p. eii.,mad. 
 
 An(^w(ihandan, (nind). I lose 
 sight of it, it disapi^ears tome ; 
 p. en..un(j . 
 
 Angwabaadjuje, (nind). T am 
 losing sight of some object ; 
 p. en..ged. 
 
 AnywauKias, adv. Certainl}', to 
 be sure, surely . 
 
 Angwixmendiim. He is full of 
 hope. Anywdmcnddn . Ang- 
 wanicnima . A ngioamemndis: 
 Angioamima . Angwaminaii. 
 Angwaniitagon . A ngwamita- 
 go.iiwiii . — S . Aiangwamen- 
 d(im . A i u n gio a in en dan. 
 Aiangwanieuima, etc . 
 
 Angioamikan, {nind). I ain de- 
 voted to it, zealous for it; p. 
 aia..ang . 
 
 Angwamikawa, (nind). I am 
 devoted to him, I am zealous 
 in his service; p. aian..wad. 
 
 AngwanmjoK, {nind). I disap- 
 pear ; p. en..sid. 
 
 Angivanagwdd. Itdisapi)oars ; 
 p. cn..wak. 
 
 Angw((.s.mg. A piece of alluvi- 
 ons wood on tlie beach of a 
 lake, floodwood; p\.-og. 
 
 A ngiodxiiagoka, or-ma gad . 
 There is lloodwood on tin' 
 beach : p. aicinJcaij or-imigak. 
 
 Ani; S.Ni. 
 
 .Ini-, in compositions, signifies 
 in /ii iure, henceforth. It 
 marks gointf on, appmncking 
 towdrd.s... Nin gdtdni-kitimd- 
 gis, henceforth I will be poor 
 and miserable. Ki gdt dui- 
 bakadem, you shall starve. 
 (P. eni-) 
 
 Anib. Elm-tree; pl.-J^. 
 
 AnibMina, or-nidgnd. There 
 is a steep ilescent of a hill or 
 mountain; p. en..nag, or-ma- 
 gdk. 
 
 Anibvgabaw, [nind). I lean on 
 one siile, standing; p. en..wid. 
 
 AnibiHd, or-magdd. It is lean- 
 ing; p. enibeiag, OT-magak. 
 
 Anib^kamiga, or-mamd. There 
 is a rising ground, (inclined 
 ground, leaning ground;) p. 
 en..gag, ov-vmgak . 
 
 Anibdkiveii, {nind). I incline 
 my head on one side; p. en., 
 nid . 
 
 Anibeshka, ov-nuigad. It is 
 leaning on one side; p. en., 
 kag, or-magak. — TcJdimtn dni- 
 beshkd, the canoe is leaning. 
 
 Anibe.sse, {nind). I am leaning 
 on one side ; p. enibessed. 
 
 Anibhse, or-magad. It is lean- 
 ing ; p. enibesseg, or-magak. 
 
 Anihi'ssin. S. Anibesse. 
 
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 35 — 
 
 ANI 
 
 Auihdti, (nind). S. Anibeya- 
 
 lutw. 
 Aiiihiki Elii. -grove, oliii-forest ; 
 
 pl.-/f. 
 Aiiihins. Young or small elni- 
 
 trce; nl.-a//. 
 Aiiihinsmi-sibi. Elin-ll i v e r, 
 
 iiiiki' Superior. 
 Aiiihiinin. Uurberrv ; [P. vi- 
 
 iiette,^pii)e-vinette,peiiil»in!i] ; 
 
 pl.-a«. 
 
 Aiiihish. Leafof atree or plant; 
 also, tea in leaven; pl.-r//t. 
 
 Aiiihishuho. Tea. 
 
 Anibixhabn-akikom . Tea-ket- 
 tle, tea-pot; pl.-«'/. 
 
 Anihishabo-emikwaneas . Tea- 
 spoon, pl.-a/t. 
 
 Anihinhabo-niiar/nns. Cup or 
 Huucer; pi. -a/i. 
 
 Anihiti/tika, or-magml. There 
 are leaven; p. en..k(((/, or-ma- 
 (jak . 
 
 Anilils-/iikaii(j, in the shrubs, in 
 the hushes, among leaves. 
 
 Anibhmiiayek . Bark of the 
 elm-tree, elm-bark; \)\.-wa(j. 
 
 Aiiidjimin. A pea; pi. aiiid- 
 y/m/ua»,peas. 
 
 Ani-ijUjisia, (nind) . I take him 
 along with me ; p. en..nd. 
 
 Aiii-i/i(fhsin, (nind). I take it 
 along with me ; p. en.dny. 
 
 Aui-<fwekab, {nind) . I turn to 
 
 another side, sitting; p. en.. 
 
 bid. 
 Ani-tjicekir/abaw, hiind). I turn 
 
 to another side, standing ; p. 
 
 en..uiid. 
 Anijitani, {nind) . I abandon, I 
 
 give up, 1 discontinue; p. 
 
 ain..ang . 
 Aiiijitanioa, {nind) . I m a k e 
 
 him give up s. th., I dis- 
 
 suade him from s. th . ; p. 
 aia..((d. 
 Anijitamowin. 
 giving up. 
 
 Discontinuance 
 
 Anikamdn 
 
 women ^ ; pi 
 
 webison. 
 Anikanotabian, (nind) 
 
 late 
 
 Suspenders, (for 
 -an. S. Udjoia- 
 
 I trans- 
 it, writing, (a letter, a 
 
 Anikanolabiiff(i(fc, oi'-vuKjad, It 
 is translated, in writing. 
 
 Anikanotabiitjan . Translation, 
 version, (written;) i)\.-an. 
 
 Aniknnat<d)iiffe, inina). 1 trans- 
 late, writing; j). aia..(jed. 
 
 Anikunut(ibii(/ewinini. A man 
 that makes a written transla- 
 tion or version, translator; 
 pl.-«»a//. 
 
 Anikanot(ir/c, {nind). I repeat 
 what another says, I inter- 
 pret ; p. aia..()cd. 
 
 Anikanotagekwe . Female inter- 
 preter ; pi.-//. 
 
 AnikanotiKjewin . Interpreta- 
 tion, work or occupation of 
 of an interpreter. 
 
 Anikanotayewinini . Interpre- 
 ter; pl.-wa</. 
 
 AnikanoUin, (nind). I interpret 
 it, (a sermon, a letter, etc.) ; 
 p. aia..tan(/. 
 
 A nikanot(idJi;/ude, or-magad . 
 It is interpreted, translated, 
 orally; p. aia-der/, or-imtf/ak. 
 
 Aniknnotdwa, inin^) . I repeat 
 his words, I interpret him ; p. 
 aia.,tDad . 
 
 Anike, or aidnike. This word 
 signilies futurity in succession; 
 also, a continued succession 
 from ancient times ; some ob- 
 ject, a«. or ih., following in 
 succession. — G e-n i-aianika- 
 
 
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 hhnddmtJJiif ; thoHe who i^liall 
 live in futuro succession, the 
 future jreneratioriH. Oil aia- 
 lu'k'e-djftiheion, his j^rnml-chil- 
 (Iren of future generations. 
 Niiid anike-nimis/iomiss, my 
 great grand-f'atlier. 
 
 Anikemawa, inind). I let a. th. 
 come to him from hand to 
 hand ; p. nian..inad. 
 
 Aniki''-o(fiin(i. Second chief, 
 underchief ; pi .-(/. 
 
 Anikeshkaije, [n i n d) . I suc- 
 ceed, I follow in succession, I 
 am the next following; p. 
 aian..(jed . 
 
 A nikeshkageioin . Succeed ing, 
 succession . 
 
 Anikes/ikawa, (nind). I follow 
 him in succession, I succeed 
 him ; p.aia..wad. 
 
 AnikeHsin. It follows, it is next 
 after this; p. aia..sin(/. — Aia- 
 nikesHing odena, the next 
 town or village. 
 
 Aniketchigadc, or-magad. It 
 is lengtliened out, there is an 
 addition made, an eking 
 piece; p. nian..deg,ox-magak . 
 
 Aniketchigaii . Addition, eking 
 piece ; pl.-a/j. 
 
 AnikHon, (nind). I lengthen 
 it, add to it; p. aia..tod. 
 
 Anikdhidjigan. A string tied 
 to another, in order to lenght- 
 en it; pl.-au. 
 
 Anikohidjigan. Great grand- 
 son, or great grand-daughter, 
 greatgrandchild; pi, aniko- 
 hidjiganag, the children of 
 grand-children. The ^rand- 
 children of grand-children, 
 and their great grand-chil- 
 dren, are likewise all called! 
 
 anikohidjignnag by their great 
 grand-parents. 
 
 Aiiikdhiitnn, {nind). I tie one 
 string to another, to have a 
 greater length; p. nin..dnd. 
 
 Anikoiiiinnde, or-magnd. There 
 is a company, a society; j). 
 auin..dt'g, ov-magak. — T h i s 
 word has been formed after 
 the French word "eurommu- 
 naiiie." 
 
 Anikonitnodcu'hnin, {nind). We 
 associate, we form a society, 
 a company ; p. aian..widjig. 
 
 Anikonnnodciriivin . Society, 
 company, association. 
 
 Aniknton, {nind). H. Aniketon. 
 
 Anim. Abbreviated from anim- 
 o.hIi, dog ; pi .-og. — This word 
 is also used as a bad name 
 given to a person, calling him 
 " dog." 
 
 A ninia . A G e r m a n ; pl.-Zm/. 
 — Tliis word comes from the 
 French " Allemand." — The 
 Indians also call a German 
 Detchman, which comes from 
 Dutchman, as the Gernians are 
 improperly called in some 
 parts of this country. — I say, 
 improperly, because the Dutch 
 and the Germans are two dif- 
 ferent nations. 
 
 Animad. It blows, the wind 
 blows, in a certain manner, 
 or in such a direction ; p. 
 aianimak. 
 
 Animad. It is painful, unhap- 
 py, horrible; p. aianimak. 
 
 Ani-mddagak, [hind). I go 
 along on the ice ; p. en..kod. 
 
 A n imakamigad . There is trou- 
 ble, difficulty; p. aian.,gak. 
 
 Animakamigu, [nind). I liave 
 some difficult business; p. 
 
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 aia.Md, (Animad, p a i n f u 1, 
 (iirticult; nindakamiyis, I .-itn 
 liiisy, occiH)ie(l.) 
 
 A iiiinakaviitjifiiwin . D i fti c u 1 1 
 or troublt'Homp huHinefH. 
 
 Animakicc. German woman; 
 pi.-//. 
 
 Animhu, (nind) . I Hpouk Gor- 
 man ; p. en..itind. 
 
 Aniinamnwin. G e r ni a n lan- 
 guage. 
 
 Aiiimcndam, {mud). I suffer 
 in my thonglitH, in my mind; 
 p. aia.Miuj. 
 
 Aniiinn, (nind). I make him 
 snrter, 1 torinent him ; p. aia.. 
 ad. 
 
 Aiiiinidnhi, {ninil). I drag (h. 
 th.)\vith great difficulty; p. 
 aid. Mid. 
 
 Animidabia, (nind). I make 
 him drag or draw .i. th. with 
 great dimculty ; j). aia..ad. 
 
 AnimiidLt, (nind). I make my- 
 self suffer ; p. aia..sod. 
 
 Animiki. Thunder, thunder- 
 l»olt; pl.-fl'. 
 
 Animikibag. Flea-herb ; [C. 
 herbe a la puce] ; pi .-«« . 
 
 Animikika, or-inanad. It thun- 
 ders. Kitclii animika, there is 
 a thunderstorm; p. en..kag, 
 or magak. 
 
 Animikiwan. S. Animikika. 
 
 Animikiwanakicad . Th under- 
 cloud, black heavy cloud ; 
 p\.-on. * 
 
 Animikogahaic, {nind). I turn, 
 standing; p. en..wid. 
 
 Animikogabaiciian, (nind). I 
 turn TJiy back towarus it, 
 standing; p. en..ang. 
 
 Animikogaoawitawa, {7iind). I 
 turn my back towards him, 
 standing; p. en.Aoad. 
 
 Animikonan,{nind). I turn it 
 over, upside rlown; p. en,. 
 (ing. 
 
 Aniniiknnif/ade, or-magad. It 
 is turned over, upside down ; 
 p. <'n..di'g, or-niag<ik. 
 
 Animiko.i.'ic, (/(//(</'. I fall to 
 the ground on the face; p. 
 en..sed . 
 
 Aniniiknwehina, {nind). I over- 
 throw some an. object upsiile 
 down ; p. en..nad. 
 
 Aniniiknwehinnn, (nind) . I over- 
 throw it upside down ; p. en,, 
 ang . 
 
 Aniniikirin/iin, In i n d) (pron . 
 nind unimiko.s/iin,) I am lying 
 on my belly; p. en„ing. 
 
 Aniniikwissidnn, (nind). (Pron. 
 nind animikoxsidon ;) S. Ani- 
 viikonan. 
 
 Animikwe.'Oiin. (Pron. animl- 
 kos-sin,! it lies upside down ; 
 p. en...'iing. 
 
 Animima, (nind). I trouble or 
 annoy him with my words; I 
 reprimand him with hard 
 words; p. aia.,mad, 
 
 Animis, (nind). I suffer, I am 
 in distress, in misery ; p. aia., 
 sid . 
 
 Animishka, {nind). I go along 
 in a canoe, boat, etc. ; p. en., 
 kad. 
 
 Aniniisiwin . Suffering, misery, 
 distress. 
 
 Animiiagos, {nind). I make a 
 speech', a harangue ; also, I 
 am troublesotne with my 
 words, I annoy with my re- 
 proaches; p. aia.,nid, 
 
 Animiiagossiivin . Speech, har- 
 angue ; also, troublesome 
 speaking, hard reproach. 
 
 Animitawa,{nind). It annoys 
 
 
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 iiio to Iicur liiiii, (.-iti'iikiii): to 
 me or point' otiicr ,pornot> ;) p. 
 
 (li(I..VUI)l. 
 
 AnimUoiii {lUiid). I iiiiike it 
 811 fib r ; i». aia..tnd. — Nind 
 (iiiiiiiifiiii uiidir, I iiiiikc sutl'cr 
 my liody, (myst'lf.) Kid nni- 
 viitoa niiidt', thou mukcHt 
 Huffor my liourt. 
 
 AniinoloidiL 01. (iojr; pl.-tVa/. 
 
 A iiimosh . \)o'^ ; [)1 . -<«// . 
 
 Auimos/iiiOfiiiiiid). I am adojr; 
 J). cu..wld. 
 
 Aiiimiiicwi'shin, (iiiud). I um 
 liciinl j^uiiig on, or iiway ; p. 
 ex.. ill;/. 
 
 AiiimweuuUo, (iiind). I ^o away 
 talkinj^: p. en.Jod. 
 
 Aiiimwewidam, ( n i a d). S . 
 Aniimoeweid. 
 
 Aniif^ a.lv. What? how? 
 what is tlie nuitter ? 
 
 Aniiul, pron. some, an. and in. 
 
 Aiiiii dn.s.siit(/ 'f adv.. how often ? 
 
 Aidndi'f adv. where? 
 
 Ani n endanHobinaian? H o w 
 many fishes hast tliou cau<T;ht 
 in thy net? — Nin bejiiiobiiia, 
 niit iiiidas.<iobiaa as hi bejiii ; 1 
 caught one, two, eleven fisiief*. 
 
 ^Iniii eiida.i.^o-<libai</nne</? What 
 time is it ? what o'clock in it? 
 
 Aniu enitaiibikak f What time 
 is it? (in tlie night.) 
 
 Anin epifch-yijiijak ? Wliat tinie 
 i.M it ? (in tiie day.) 
 
 Aniiigwana, adv. Certainly, to 
 1)6 'sure. 
 
 Anini, Ot. Man, male ; p].-wa(/. 
 
 Anin iw? adv. Which : what? 
 
 AninivHipi ? adv. When? 
 
 Anin minik? adv. How much ? 
 how many ? 
 
 Ani-oiiaifuski, or-magad. Even- 
 ing is approaching, it is get- 
 
 ting late; \). eni'onaifoshiij, or- 
 III HI I ok. 
 
 Aiiis)i, interj. Why, well. 
 
 Anix/i, adv. (H. S. Aninlid. 
 
 .liiis/iii, iidv. For nothing; 
 vainly, without reason, with- 
 out necessity, only for the 
 purpose of... 
 
 Ani.i/ia dash. conj. But. 
 
 Anialia-ikitowin. Lie. 
 
 Aiiis/Hiinendamowiii. Imagina- 
 tion. 
 
 Anixlia nind ikkii. I tell lies. 
 
 Anislia niii iridiijcina ikity. I 
 keep a concubine. 
 
 Ani-flidnin windii/endiiiiin. We 
 live together in concuhinago. 
 P. anis/ia wudi(/endidjig. 
 
 Aniskd-widigeiidiwin. Concu- 
 binage. 
 
 Anisliima, {nind). I discourage 
 him, dinsuade him to do s. 
 th. or to go somewhere, I 
 make him give up; p. aia., 
 wad. 
 
 Aniiihindbe. Man, (human be- 
 ing, man, woman or child); 
 (L. homo;) also, Indian; 
 
 AnisluiKibe-bimddi.s, {nind) or 
 ani.shinabeng nind iji biniadi.s. 
 I live like an Indian, (pa^an 
 Indian,) according to the In- 
 dian mode of living ; p. en., 
 sid, or aiUshinabeng cji-biinu- 
 disid. . 
 
 Aimhinabe-biinddisiwin. Indi- 
 an life, (pagan life,) Indian 
 fashion or mode of living. 
 
 Ani.'ihinabe ijitwawin. Indian 
 pagan religion. 
 
 Aniihinabekas, {nind). 1 play 
 
 the Indian ; p en..sod. 
 Anifikinabeki, (nind). I live in 
 
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 the Indian country, iiniong 
 Indians ; p. (:ii..l:iif. 
 
 Anis/iiiKilirliire, Ind'mn woman ; 
 pi.-//. 
 
 AiiixhiiKthekwcw, {nind). I am 
 an Indian woman ; p. r/i..jr/'/. 
 
 Anis/iiiuthein, {iiiiul). I ."peak 
 Indian ; p. fiLjiiod. 
 
 Ani.sliiii(ih(iiioiii(ii/(i(l. It pjjeakH 
 Indian, it in written in tlie 
 Indian langiiage; p. en..(i(ik 
 
 Aiiisliinaheniowin. Indian lan- 
 ;fuage. 
 
 Anis/iinahe-iKiff((m, (nind). I 
 f^in;^ an Indian song, or Indi- 
 an Hongs ; p. en..)iiiid. 
 
 . I uis/Unnhc-iKii/uinnH. Indian 
 8ong ; pl.-ou. 
 
 Ani\s/iiiiahc-o(/iinn. Indian 
 Agent; pi.-//. 
 
 Aiiisliiiudtcip, {iiiiid). I am a 
 liuman being, (n)an, woman 
 or child ;) alHO, I am an In- 
 dian ; p. en..wid. 
 
 Aiii.s/iiii(ih(UHidi.s,(itiitd). I have 
 llio Indian character, I am 
 like an Indian, I have feel- 
 ings, principles, notioiiH and 
 di.<po«itiona like those of an 
 Indian ; p. en..sid. 
 
 . I nin/nuahcwadixiicia. Indian 
 character. 
 
 Aiii-shinabewalcL Indian coun- 
 try. 
 
 Anishinabeirapine, {nind). I 
 have a sickness which some- 
 body caused me, by magical 
 influence, (according to In- 
 dian not'ona and supersti- 
 tions ;) p. en..ned. 
 
 . I niaJmudyewapiuewiih Sickness 
 caused by somebody, (accord- 
 ing to Indian superstitions.) 
 
 Aiiishinabewiat {idnd). I make 
 him man, I make him be- 
 
 comi> a human being ; p. en.. 
 ud. 
 
 Aiiixliin(d»'ii'ihrn/fni. Indian 
 writing, a writing in the In- 
 dian language. 
 
 AiiisJiiiiid)(iril>ii</(', {iiiiid). I 
 write in Indian; p ni..i/ed. 
 
 Aiiis/n'it<d)ririln'iifiiriii. Thi* act 
 or knowledge of writing the 
 Indiati language, writing in 
 Indian. 
 
 Aiii.s/iiii(d>nfidjii/e, {nind). I do 
 or act like iin Indian, after 
 the Indian fashion ; p. cii.j/id. 
 
 Aiii.s/iinalii'inidjiifenu'n. Indian 
 fashion, Indian mode of liv- 
 ing or acting. 
 
 AHi.ifn'iHtlxin'iili.'*, [hiikI). I 
 make myself man ;p. m.-sod. 
 — Dchfiihninoiii/ Kije-Mnniln 
 l/ihi (ini.shinidxiciidi.so tc h i 
 iiodjiiiioiinniif ; God made 
 himself man to save us. Ani- 
 .s/iiiud)cwiidi.sowiii. Incarna- 
 tion. 
 
 AnishindbcH'inikadan, {n hid). 
 I give an Indian name to s. 
 th. I name in Indian; p. en., 
 damj. 
 
 A ni,s/inabeu'hiikude, or-ina;/a<f. 
 it has an Indian name; p. en,, 
 dey, or-mai/ak. 
 
 Anisliinabewi iiikana , {nind). I 
 give him an Ind an name; p- 
 en..n(ul. 
 
 AmnhinabeAtnniku.'i, {nind). I 
 h»ve an Indian nanie; p. en., 
 sod. 
 
 Aniii/iinabciciiiik((iiowin. Indi- 
 an name ; pi .-an. 
 
 Ani.s/iin(d}ewi.sh. Bad wicked 
 Indian ; pl.-^f/. 
 
 Anifshinabeinxliim, {nind). I 
 dance after the Indian liisli- 
 ion ; p. cn..mod. 
 
 
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 Aninhinahewin/iiinowin. Iixliiin 
 diiiiciii^. 
 
 Anixhindhcwitisin. It is in In- 
 dinii, ill the Indian laii;;uu^e, 
 (a letter, a booit, etc.) ; p. en., 
 .lino. 
 
 Aninhinnbewi.isHon, (nintl). I 
 make if i iun, I write it 
 
 in the In hin;^im^e ; p. 
 
 en. .tod. 
 
 . 1 n i.s/i innhewhn'n . II « man i ty , 
 iiuiiian nature. — Ihhinimia- 
 (in</ ,l(:<iH.<< (I !/i-itflin)in<iH n 
 hiJe-.Maiiitnwiwinin;/ hid ani- 
 .shinahewiwiniudn ; the Lord 
 JesuH took into iiis divinity 
 oitr humanity. 
 
 Anis/iwiu .'' ndv. Why? what? 
 what in that? what is the 
 reason? — Tliis word ulwaya 
 iniplieH a reproach. — Auisli- 
 w i a kikandanniwiui i w t— 
 What ? you don't know tliat? 
 Anisfiwiu bi-ijaxidwan, kiki- 
 noaniadiuij > '^'hy don't you 
 come to 8c ? 
 
 Ani.s.ial), (ni luive no fire 
 
 in my liouse o. iod;j;e ; p. en., 
 hid. 
 
 .Inis.idbu. Any kind of soup not 
 .seasoned. 
 
 Anisaboke, {nin<l). I make poor 
 thin 80up without any sea- 
 son in"; ; p. en..ked. 
 
 Anis.sddi.s, (nind). lam sober, 
 (not drunk now ;) p. en..iiid. 
 
 AuLtnadiniwiu. Sobriety, the 
 state of a person after liaving 
 been drunk. 
 
 Anixxate, or-matjad. There is 
 no fire in the Ijouse or room ; 
 p. cn..de(ji OT-nuKjak. 
 
 Aniitsendam, (nind). I calm 
 myself, I am appeased, I don't 
 care ; p. aia..ani/. 
 
 Anis.iiM.'<in,oT dni.<<.s(iH.sin. Iteva- 
 poratcf), it exhales; p. aid., 
 intj. 
 
 .tni'f. Spear; pi. nnitin. 
 
 .lni-(il)ik(id. Ni^rhtis approach- 
 in;; ; p. vni-tibikak. 
 
 Anil ink. The handle or stick 
 «if a spear ; pl.-o/t. 
 
 .Iniir, (iniiri. Proii. 8. Iniir. 
 
 .lniirin,(nind). I precede him ; 
 I HurpasM him, beat him ; p. 
 en i wind. 
 
 .\niwi;/ima,{nind). I overi^row 
 liim; I ;:i'uw faster than he; 
 p. cn..niad. 
 
 .iniwii/imlnn, (nind). I over- 
 grow it ; p. en..nni/. — Nin tji- 
 aniwi<jendan nind babisikawa- 
 l/auy I have overgrown my 
 coat, (it is now too hiiiuII for 
 me.) 
 
 Aniwishinin, {nind). I put too 
 much of it, (an. obj., joniia, 
 silver ; .leniba, silk, etc.) ; p 
 en..niad. 
 
 Aniwishknn, (nind). I precede 
 it; I overcome, surpass, 
 bent it; p. en..anff. 
 
 Aniwi.tJikawa, (nind). S. Ani- 
 
 iria. 
 Aniwi.ihtawa, (nind). S. Bi.io- 
 
 (jewa. 
 
 Aniniis.satchij/e, (nind). I put 
 too much of 8. th. ; p. cn..yed. 
 
 Aniwi.s.se, (nind). I um super- 
 numerary ; p. en...<ied. 
 
 Aniwi.'i.'ie, ov-niagad. There is 
 too much of it, it is surabun- 
 dant, supernumerary ; p. en., 
 seij, ov-magak. 
 
 Aniwi.tniton, (ninti). I put too 
 much of it ; p. en..iod. 
 
 Aniwiton, (nind). I precede it, 
 I surpass it ; p. eniwitod. 
 
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 Aiiji:ni. Anjiel,* \A.-iiuik. — Kit- 
 
 v/il Anjciii, Arcliiiiij;!'!. 
 Aiijeniffifii/dd. 8. Nijoijijiifad. 
 Anji'i iw,{nind). Iain uti An- 
 
 L'l'l ; i». uia..wid. 
 Ann, coiij. Thoii^'h, ulthou<7li ; 
 
 aitino. 
 Au(njanam<(, (nind). I wound 
 
 lii'in, Htrikiii-;; I utali him ; p. 
 
 (iiaii.:mad. 
 Aniikddany(nind). 1 iiiuke u^e 
 
 of it; |). en..(iiiij. 
 Auiikadjit/aii. M e r c h a u d i Hf , 
 
 <i;i»oiiH ; pl.-a/t. 
 Auiikanu, {uiiid)> I iiiiike use of 
 
 Home an. olij. ; p cnukunad ; 
 
 imp. anokaj. 
 Anokanowin. Tool, instrument; 
 
 \)\.-an. 
 Annki,{nind). I work,l lubor, 
 
 I iict, ; p. Snokid. 
 Anoki, (nind). I order Home 
 
 work, 1 (.•auflo 8. tli. to lie 
 
 done ; p. enokid. 
 Anokia, {nind). I muke him 
 
 work, 1 put liim to work ; p. 
 
 cn..(id. 
 . 1 n(tki(jiji(jad. Work i n jr-day , 
 
 week-day ; pl.-«/t. 
 Anokiijij'Kjad. It is u workinj^- 
 
 (lav ; p- en.jjak. 
 Anokimagad. It is workinjr, it 
 
 is doing work ; p. en..(f(tk. — 
 
 Ih'Menhninanij ad ikkitoioin 
 
 kitchi anokimamd oma ; the 
 
 won! of our Lord i^ doing 
 
 great work here. 
 Andkiu, {nind). I order it to 
 
 be made ; p. enOkid. — «i- 
 
 annkin o babisikawagan, he 
 
 ordere*! a coat to he made for 
 
 him. Nind anokinan milig- 
 
 wakisinan. 1 order bootH. 
 Anoki nan, {nind). 1 order some 
 
 an. obj. to be made; p. enokid 
 
 — Nind u'lokinan dibaigixia- 
 
 mviln, I order a walcli to l>e 
 
 nwide. 
 Kid nnnkinng akikog, you 
 
 order kottioH. 
 Anukitagan. Hireling, male or 
 
 teniale wervuni: \^\.-ag. 
 Annkitage, (nina). I serve, I 
 
 iiin in .service, I work lor 
 
 Homebody ; p. cn..gcd. 
 Aniikilagckwe, or annkitage- 
 
 wikwc. Fennile Her van t or 
 
 waiter, nervunt girl,chiiniber- 
 
 niaid ; pi.-//. 
 
 Annkilugcwin. Service, state, 
 occu|)ation, condition, of wer- 
 vant.x. 
 
 Annkilagcwinini. Male servant 
 or waiter, valet, footman ; pl.- 
 '«'«//. 
 
 Annhilan, (nind). I serve it, I 
 work for it, take cure of it; p. 
 en..ang. — Weiccni nd annkilan 
 anamitwigamig, he serves 
 well the church. 
 
 Annkilan, {nind). I nerve myself, 
 work for myself; p. i'n..sod. 
 
 Anokitawa, {nind). I serve him, 
 I work for him; p. cn..wtul. 
 
 Annkiwigamig. Working-house ; 
 pl.-oyt. 
 
 Anokiioin. W^ork, labor ; trade, 
 iiusint'Hh ; pl.-ft/t. 
 
 Anokiwinagad. There is work ; 
 p. en..gak. 
 
 Anokiwinini. Workman, labo- 
 rer ; tradesman ; u\.-wag. 
 
 Anomaia, adv. 8. Nomaia. 
 
 Anuna {nind). I hire or em- 
 ploy him, to do me some ser- 
 vice or work; p. cnonad ; 
 imp. annj. 
 
 Andnagan. Person employed 
 or hired for some work or 
 
 lit 
 
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 service; 
 
 ^l-ag. 
 
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 Anonam ; nind anotiam, my 
 hired person, (man or woman J 
 nind anonamag, my hired 
 
 {)erson ; oi aiwnaman, his 
 lired person or persons ; etc. 
 
 Anonawa, {nind). I wound him 
 (shooting;) p. aia..wad. 
 
 Andnige, {Hind). I hire people ; 
 p. en..ged. 
 
 Anonigos, {nind). I engage in 
 a service, J take an employ- 
 ment or service; p. en..sid. 
 
 Anonigosiwin. Employment, 
 service. 
 
 Anonindiwin. S. Anonigosi- 
 win. 
 
 Anoshka, or-niagad. It fades, 
 changes color ; p. aidn..kag, 
 or-wagak. 
 
 Andsowin. Ot. S. IjinikcLsowin. 
 
 Anotaaan. S. Anokitagan. 
 
 Anotcn, adv. Of diff'erent 
 kinds, of all kinds, several, 
 divers, sundry. In the Cree 
 language : *' to-day." 
 
 Anoich gego daiehwdang. Cre- 
 dulous superstitious person ; 
 pl.-tflf. 
 
 Anoich ijiwebisiwin. Miscon- 
 duct, misdemeanor, bad hab- 
 its. 
 
 Ansananiy (nind). I sigh ; p. 
 aia..niod. 
 
 Ansapinadonan, {nitid). I tie or 
 bind them together, (m.obj.); 
 p. en..dod. 
 
 Ansapinag, {nind). I bind them 
 together, (an. obj.) ; p. en..nad. 
 
 Ansidn. Breech-cloth worn by 
 Indians ; [F. brayais ;]pl.-on. 
 
 Ansig. A kmd of wild duck, 
 sawbill; [C. betsie ;] pl.-ioagr. 
 
 Ansisiw. Herb on the bottom 
 of rivers, etc. : vl.-an. 
 
 Answekan, (n»..u<;. I omit it, I 
 
 pass it over, (by mistake ;) p. 
 
 aia..ang. 
 Answekawa, {nind). I pass him 
 
 over, I miss him in the road ; 
 
 p. aia..wad. 
 Answetaginan, {nind). I leave 
 
 it out, (a thread in weaving ;) 
 
 p. aia..ang. 
 Answetaginigade, or-magad. It 
 
 is woven with holes in it ; p. 
 
 aia..deg, or-magak. 
 Answetaginige, {nind). I leave 
 
 threads out in weaving ; p. 
 
 aia. .ged. 
 Answewidon, {nind). I carry, or 
 
 convey it further than I 
 
 ought; p. aia..dod. 
 Aanwewina, {nind). I carry or 
 
 convey him further than I 
 
 ought; p. aia..nad ; imp. 
 
 answewij. 
 Anwdbamewis, (nind). S. Ma. 
 
 ndbamewis. 
 A nwdbikissin pdshkisigan. Tb e 
 
 gun misses hre ; p. aian. .ing. 
 Anwdkanii, adv. Of tan. 
 Anwdta, (nind) I fi n i s h, I 
 
 cease; p. enwatad. 
 Anwaiawin. The ending or 
 
 finishing of a work or of an 
 
 action. 
 Anwdtin, or anowdtin. It is 
 
 calm, the wind does not blow ; 
 
 p. en.. ing. 
 Anwaweweiashka, o r-m a gad. 
 
 The high sea is over, the 
 
 waves are appeased ; p. en.. 
 
 kag, or-inagak. 
 Aiiweb, {nindj. I rest, I repose ; 
 
 p. aianwebid. 
 Anwebia, {nind). I make him 
 
 rest 
 
 .dd. 
 
 , p. aia. 
 Anwebiwin. Best, '■epose. 
 Anwebiwiniaijigad. Day of rest, 
 Sabbath-dfay, Sunday ; pl.-ou. 
 
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 Anwebiwinigijigad. It is Sab- 
 bath, Sunday, resting- Jay ; p. 
 e:i..gak. 
 
 Anwendagos, {7iind). lam wor- 
 thy of reproacli, my behavior 
 is reproacliable ; p. aia..sid. 
 
 Anwendam, [iiind). I despair, I 
 give up; p. aia..ang 
 
 Anwendan, {nind). S. Anaweur 
 dan. 
 
 Amoenima, {nind). I find fault 
 with him, I reprimand hin», 
 I blame and reprce his con- 
 duct, his behavior; p. aia.. 
 mad. 
 
 Anwenindis, (nind). I find fault 
 with myself, I reprove my 
 conduct, my doings, I re- 
 proach to myself; I repent, I 
 am contrite ; I convert my- 
 self; p. aia., sod. 
 
 Anwenindisotoin. Reproach 
 made to one's self ; repentance, 
 contrition ; conversion. 
 
 Amoeshim, (niiid). I rest or 
 repose lying down ; p. en., 
 mod. 
 
 A7iioi. Musket-ball, bullet; 
 pi .-/I. 
 
 Anwikadjigan. Bullet-mould ; 
 pi. -an. 
 
 Amvike, {nind). I am nmking 
 or moulding balls or bullets ; 
 p. en..ked. 
 
 Aiiwins. Shot ; pi. amoinsan. 
 
 Apab, {nind). I am sitting on s. 
 th. ; p. epahid. 
 
 Apabin, {nind). I am sitting 
 on it; p. epabid 
 
 Apabiwin. Any thing to sit on 
 it, chair, stool, bench, pew ; 
 pl.-au. 
 
 Apabowddan, {nind). I season 
 it, (something io eat;) p. ep.. 
 ang. 
 
 Apabowade, or-magad. It is 
 seasoned; p. ep..deg, OT-ma- 
 gak. 
 
 Apabowdn. Any object to sea- 
 son victuals with. 
 
 Apabotcana, {nind). 1 season it, 
 (some an. eatable object ;) p. 
 ep..nad. 
 
 Apaboioaso. It is seasoned, {a7i. 
 obj.) ; p. q)..sod. 
 
 Apabow, {nind). I season vic- 
 tuals ; p. ep..wed. 
 
 Apaboweivin. Seasoning vic- 
 tuals. 
 
 .\pagadashka, or-magad. Tlie 
 sea beats, the waves beat, 
 against s. th. ; p. ep..kag, or- 
 magak. 
 
 Apagadashkanmg tigowag. The 
 waves are beating against s. 
 th. 
 
 Apagadjiffse, or-magad. It is 
 beating against s. th. ; p. ej).. 
 seg, or-magak. 
 
 Apagadjissitamawa, {nind). 1 
 throw it upon him, I lay it to 
 his fault, I impute it to him; 
 I accuse him of it; p. ep.. 
 wad. 
 
 Apagadjissitawa, {nind). S. Apa- 
 gadjissi tamawa . 
 
 Apagadjiwebaog, (nind). The 
 waves beat against n)y canoe 
 and carry me away ; p. ep.. 
 god. 
 
 Apagdndaigan, or-apagdndai- 
 ganak, H. flail; pi .-an. or-on. 
 
 Apagdndaiqe, (nind). I thrash ; 
 p.ep..ged. 
 
 Apagandaigekwe, T h r a s h i ng 
 
 woman ; p\.-g. 
 Apagandaigewigamiq. Th rash- 
 
 ing floor, barn ; pl-on. 
 Apagandaigemn. Thrash i ng . 
 
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 Apagandaigewinini. Thraslier ; 
 pi.-waa. ' 
 
 Apagasikagoii, {nina}. It comes 
 iifK))! nie ; it throws me down ; 
 j). ep..f/o(L — Naninqim isfiko- 
 iewabo od apagasikagon, ar- 
 dent liquor (firewater) tiirows 
 him often down. 
 
 Apagcudlawa, (uind). I come 
 down ujHjn hink ; I fall u|)On 
 him and make him fall, I 
 tlxrow him down ; p. ep..wad. 
 
 Apagatanimad. The wind blows 
 in a certain direction ; p. c^a. 
 viak. 
 
 Apagijiwe, 'Xnind). I throw, I 
 cast ; p. cp..wed. 
 
 Apagitui, (uiiul). I throw or 
 ca«t him somewhere ; p. epa- 
 ginad ; imp. apagij. 
 
 Apagis, [iiina). I tlirow or pre- 
 cipitate myself somewhere ; I 
 take refujre to some place ; p. 
 cp..sod. 
 
 Apagitadimin, (nind). We throw 
 R. th. to eacli other ; p. ep.. 
 didjig. 
 
 Apagitaniawa, (/uwt/), or nmd 
 apagitawa. I throw s. th. be- 
 lon^in^ or relating to him ; I 
 throw it to him ; p. ep..^sad. 
 
 Apagilan, {nind). S. Apagilon. 
 
 Apagilchigade, or-magad. It is 
 thrown or cast somewhere ; p. 
 ep..deg, ov-niagak. 
 
 Ap ag itch iga s, {niiidi. I am 
 thrown somewhere ; p. ep.. 
 nod. ^ 
 
 A p a g'i tc hige, ( ( nind) . lam 
 throwing ; p. ep..ged. 
 
 Apagitov, (nind), or nind apa- 
 gilan. I throw it somewhere ; 
 p. ep..tod, or ep..tang. 
 
 Apagidimin, (nind). We throw 
 ourselvtd together some- 
 
 where, that is, we rush [to 
 some place ; also, we take re- 
 fuge somewhere ; p. ep. .did- 
 jig. 
 
 Apakode, or-magad. It is cover- 
 ed, it is rootlid, (house, lodge, 
 etc.) ; p. ep..deg, ov-magak. 
 
 Apakodjigade, or-magad. 'J^hert- 
 is a roof to it, it is roofed; p. 
 ep..dcg, or-magak. 
 
 Apakodjigan. Shingle; \A.-ag. 
 
 Apakodjigaa. Roof, the cover- 
 ing of "a lodge or house ; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 Apakodjige, {nind). I am cover- 
 ing, making a roof; p. ep.. 
 ged. 
 
 Apakodon, (nind). I am cover- 
 ing it, putting a roof to it ; p. 
 ep..dod. 
 
 Apdkosigan. Weed or bark 
 smoked with tobacco. 
 
 Apdkosige, (nind). I smoke 
 wood (or bark) with tobacco ; 
 p. ep..ged. 
 
 Apakweshkwai. Rush for mats ; 
 pl.-a«. 
 
 Apakwei. Mat, lodge-mat; pl.- 
 ag. 
 
 Ap dndj igan. By-jncat, any 
 thing eaten with some other 
 thing. 
 
 Apdndjige, {nind). 1 eat s. th. 
 with s. th. ; p. ep..ged. 
 
 Apdndjigcn, (nind). I eat it 
 with s. th. ; p. ep..ged. — 
 Nind aimva wdbos, tchiss dash 
 nind apandjiijcn ; I eat a rab- 
 bit, and turnips with it. 
 
 Apdmijigcnan, {nind). I eat 
 some an. object with s. th. ; p. 
 ep..ged. — Widss nin midjin, 
 or, kokosh nind amwa, pak- 
 tvi'jigan daah nind apundjige- 
 nan, or, opinig nind apandji- 
 
 Jii 
 
APT 
 
 — '!.-) — 
 
 API 
 
 eat 
 
 Ijin, 
 pak- 
 
 f/ennff, J eat meat, or, I fat 
 "j)(>rk, and I oat bread with it, 
 or, I eat notatooH witli it. 
 
 Apanf/ishin, [nind). I fall some- 
 where ; \i.ep..ing. 
 
 Apdnyissin. It falls somewhere ; 
 J). ep.Ang. 
 
 Apnssagokidjan. Tobacco juice 
 in the pipe or pipe stem. 
 
 Apawe, [nind). I liave n had 
 ominous dream, (dreaming of 
 death, etc.) ; p. aiapawed. 
 
 Apawewin. IJad dream, omin- 
 ous unlucky dream ; pl.-o??. 
 
 Apn/ish, or npidash, adv. These 
 two adverbs express a wish, 
 desire or request, and correa- 
 j)Oi)d exactly to tlie Latin : 
 iitinam.— Apegish loaiba bi- 
 tltigttnshmowad ; I wisli they 
 would soon come here ; (L. 
 utinam proesto advenirent.) 
 
 Apringi, Of. He it so, I wish it 
 would be so. 
 
 Apenimon, (nind). I rely on it, 
 I put my confidence in it, I 
 trust to it, or in it ; j). epeni- 
 mod. — Win igo o nibwiikdwin 
 od apenimon, he relies on his 
 own wisdom. 
 
 Apniimonan, (nind). I rely on 
 him, I place my hope and 
 yonlidence in him, I trust in 
 him ; p. openimod. V. Conj. 
 Dcbenajiged nind dpiichi ape- 
 nimonan, I put my whole 
 confidence in the Lord. 
 
 Apenimowin. Relianco, co!ifi- 
 dence, trust, hope. 
 
 Apmindi^, (nind). I rely on 
 myself, I put confidence in 
 myself; p. ep..snd. 
 
 Api, adv. Wlien. 
 
 Apidanis, (nind). I sojourn, I 
 stay in some place; p. ep.. 
 
 sid.-lin-apidamaiidn oienanii 
 vihiiiovg, qi-mbo am iiiiiii : 
 that man died durinj»inv etay 
 in town last summer. 
 
 Apigancgwas.son. The upper 
 part of a moccasin ;(C. hausse 
 de Soulier ;) pl.-o?j. 
 
 Api Jesus gijigong ejM. Ascen- 
 sion-day. 
 
 Apikan. Portage-strap, pack- 
 ing-strap ; \)\.-au. 
 
 Apikkan. A kin<l of snake ; pl.- 
 ag. 
 
 Api kitchilwa Marie gijigong 
 ejdd. Assumption of the B, 
 V. Mary, 
 
 ApikvpeidwegiDdson. Collar of 
 a coat, etc. ; pl.-n??. 
 
 Apikun'shim, (nind). I have my 
 head resting on s. th. lying 
 down. I lay my head on s. 
 th. [L. recline caput ;] p. ep.. 
 mod. 
 
 Apikwesh.imon. Cushion, any 
 thing put under the head in 
 lying down ; pl.-«7t. 
 
 Apikweshimnn,\nind). I lay my 
 head on it, or I put it under 
 my liead, in lying down ; p. 
 ep..mod. 
 
 Apikweshimonan, (nind). I hy 
 my head on some an. object, 
 in lying down ; p. ep..vwd. 
 (V.Conj.) 
 
 Apine, adv. Always, ever since, 
 incessantly, always the same, 
 without interruption ; done, 
 gone. 
 
 Apingweignn. The middle orna- 
 mented part r'' a moccasin ; 
 pi. -an. 
 
 Ajnshim, (nind). I aii\ lying on 
 H. th. ; p. €]y..mod. 
 
 Apishimon. Any thing to lie 
 down upon, l>ed ; pl.-flr?, 
 
 
 H- 
 
 •mmi^m 
 
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 I 
 
 I 
 
 li 
 
 API 
 
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 AH 
 
 Apishimon, (nind). I am lying 
 
 on it ; p. ep..mod. 
 Apishimonaa. The boards of a 
 
 floor ; the little cedar branches 
 
 on the floor of a lodge. 
 Apishimonak. Board for a floor ; 
 
 pl-og. 
 Apishimonan, inind), I am 
 
 lying on some an. obj. ; p. ep.. 
 
 mod. (V. Conj.) 
 Apishimonigin. Carpet for a 
 
 floor ; pl.-oji. 
 Apishimonikaddn, (nind). I am 
 
 making a floor (in a house or 
 
 lodge) ; p. ep..ang. 
 Apishimonikade, or -magad. 
 
 There is a floor made, (in a 
 
 house or lodge); p. ep..deg, 
 
 or-magak. 
 
 Apishiinonikawa, [ni7id). I pre- 
 pare him a place to lie down 
 upon ; (branches, mats, etc.) : 
 p. ep-.W-f. 
 
 Apishimonike, {ni7id). I am pre- 
 paring a place to lie down 
 upon ; p. ep..ked. 
 
 Apishimonikodadis, (nind). I 
 
 ftrepare to myself a place to 
 ie down upon, (branches, 
 mats, a bed, etc.) 
 Apishkagagi. Mag-pie; pl..wa^. 
 
 Apishkamonan onagek, (nhid). 
 I put a piece of bark under 
 my knees in a canoe; p. ep.. 
 mod. 
 
 Apisidebiwin. Footstool ; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 Apisika, (nind). I am on the 
 way, I am coming ; p. ep..kad. 
 
 Apisikd, (nind) . I walk as quick 
 as I can ; p. ep..kad. 
 
 Apisikd, or-magad. It is com- 
 ing on; p. ep..kag, or-magak. 
 
 Apissa, or-magad. It is of a 
 
 dark, livid, black-blue color ' 
 p. ep..sag, or-magak. 
 
 Apissdb, (nind). I have a livid 
 or dark-blue eve, (or eyes,) 
 (.from a fall or blow ;) p. epis- 
 sabid. 
 
 Apis.'tdbaive, (nind). I am dark- 
 blue, I have a livid dark- 
 blue spot, (or spots,) from a 
 blow or fall: p. ep..wed. 
 
 Apissdbik. Black-lead, for pol- 
 ishing stoves ; [C. de la mine.] 
 
 Apissabikishka, or-magad. It 
 is of a dark-blue color, (obj. 
 of metal or stone ) ; p. ep..kag, 
 or-magak. 
 
 Apissaje, {nind). My skin is 
 dark-blue, (from a blow or 
 fall ;) p. ep..jed. 
 
 Apissi. Alg. Violet ; pl.-M. 
 
 Apissin. It is of a violet or 
 dark-blue color ; p. epissing. 
 
 Apissingwe, (nind). I have a 
 dark-l)lue face, from a fall or 
 blow ; p. ep..wed. 
 
 Apissis, (nind). I am of a dark- 
 blue or livid color ; p. ep.-sid. 
 
 Apissitagan. Thin broad long 
 slice of cedar in the bottom of 
 a canoe ; pl.-a^. 
 
 Apita, or-magad. It is of a cer- 
 tain thickness or height, it is 
 so high ; p. epitag, or-magak. 
 — Anin epitag ki wdkaigan ? 
 — Owsa apita. How high is 
 your house ? — It is so high. 
 
 Apitagima, (nind). I estimate 
 or value him at..., 1 put his 
 price at..., (aw. obj.) ; p. ep.. 
 mad. 
 
 Apitagindan, (nind) . I estimate 
 or value it at..., I put its price 
 at..., (in. obj.^; p. ep..ang. 
 
 Apitakamig, aav. At a certain 
 
 ( 1' 
 
.sid. 
 long 
 
 API 
 
 — 47 — 
 
 API 
 
 depth under ground, so deep 
 under ground. 
 
 Apitandjige, (nind). I 8pen^^ 
 so much time in eating; I eat 
 as long as...; p. eg..gea. — Epi- 
 tandjiged nishime, nind api- 
 tandjige gaie nin ; I spend as 
 much time in eating as my 
 brother does ; (I eat as long 
 as my brother.) 
 
 Apitdodon, {nind). I tie it down, 
 with a knot ; [F. je I'attache 
 avec un nceud ;] p. ep..dod. 
 
 Apitch, adv. During, as long 
 as, all the time ; as much as : 
 (in the Change, epitch-.) Ged- 
 apiich-aiaidn oma, as long as 
 I (-hall remain here. Ga- 
 apitch-dkosid, ' d u r \ n g his 
 sickness, or, all the time he 
 was sick. 
 
 Apitcha, OT-magad. It is of such 
 a distance, as far as..., it is 
 distant ; p. epitchag, or-ma- 
 gak. — Amn epitchag wdkai- 
 gan f odena ? etc. — Nissimi- 
 dana sa dasso dibaigan apit- 
 cha. How far is the house ? 
 the village ? etc. — It is thirty 
 miles distant. Moniang epit- 
 chamagak, mi epitchag wend- 
 jihaidn ; the place where I 
 come from, is as far as from 
 here to Montreal. 
 
 Apitchi, (nind). I am prepar- 
 ing, I contemplate or intend 
 to do s. th. ; p. epitchid. 
 
 Apitchi, adv. Mucn, very much, 
 very, perfectly, entirely, emi- 
 nently, exceedingly, exces- 
 sively, extremely, absolutely ; 
 for ever. 
 
 Apitchi banddjia, (nind). 1 des- 
 troy or annihilate some an. 
 obj. ; p. aiap..ad. 
 
 Apitchi banadjiton, (nind). I 
 destroy or annihilate it, (in. 
 obj.) ; p. diab..tod. 
 
 Apitchi giwe, (nind). I come 
 back again entirely, (to re- 
 main here ;) p. aia .wed 
 
 Apitchi kigijib, adv. Very early 
 in the morning. 
 
 Apitchi madja, (nind). I move 
 away all together, I quit or 
 leave the place entirely ; p. 
 aia.. ad. 
 
 Apitchinana, (nind). I kill him 
 •entirely; p.aia..nad ; imp. 
 apitchinaj. 
 
 Apitchinikeb, (nind). My arm 
 is so tired that I cannot 
 stretch it out; p. aia..bid. 
 
 Apitchi ondgochig, adv. Late 
 at tl>e close of the daj^, in the 
 beginning of the evening. 
 
 Apitchishima, (nind). I let him 
 fall to the ground; p. aia.. 
 mad. 
 
 Apitchishin, (nind). I fall to 
 the ground stumbling, I fall 
 hard ; p. aia.. shing. 
 
 Apitchita, (nind). I am occu- 
 pied in doing s. th., I am 
 about ; p. ep.Aad. 
 
 Apitchi-widige, (nind). I am 
 married lawfully, for lifetime, 
 (not after the Indian fashion ;) 
 p. aiap.ged. 
 
 Apitchi-wiaigema, (nind). I am 
 married to her, (or to him,) 
 in a lawful manner, perma- 
 nently ; p. aiap..mad. 
 
 Apitchi-wiaigenaaa, (nind). I 
 join him in marriage law- 
 fully, for lifetime; p.aiap..ad. 
 
 Apitchi-widigendimin, (nind) . 
 We are married together law- 
 fully, for lifetime ; p. aia . . 
 didjig. 
 
 
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 A])itchi-ml<li(fen(limn. Lawful 
 iniirrin<^e for lifeUine. 
 
 Apilcldwin. Preparat ion. 
 
 A pi ten dag OS, {nind) . I am 
 worth, lam worthy ; nm kit- 
 rhi apitendagosy I am preci- 
 ouH, valuable; p. ep..sia. 
 
 Apitendaffwad. It is worth ; 
 kilchi apitendagwad, it is pre- 
 ciotiH, valuable; p. ep..wak. 
 
 ApUmdaniy (nind). 1 value or 
 esteem ; p. cp.'davff. 
 
 Apilendiin, (mnd). 1 esteem it, 
 valuo it, 1 ap))rpeiate it ;*p. 
 ('}).. dmn/. 
 
 Apilenim, [nind). 8. Apifami' 
 dis. 
 
 Apitenima, (nind). I esteom or 
 r a p o c t liiin ; I appreciate 
 him ; p. ep..mad. 
 
 Apitenimonan, (nind), or, nind 
 diUipiMnimonttn. I esteem 
 myself as high as him ; I put 
 myself equal to him in my 
 estimation ; p. cpitenimod. 
 (V. Conj.) 
 
 Apitenindis, (nind). I esteem 
 myself; p. ep..sod. 
 
 Apitinigos, (nind). I weigh so 
 much ; p. ep..sid. — Gcga nij- 
 wak doRso dibdhiskkodjigan 
 apitinigosi; he weighs al- 
 most two hundred pounds. 
 
 Apitinigwad. It weighs so nmch ; 
 )). ep..wak. — Anin minik epi- 
 timfjfwak ki kilchi babisikawa- 
 gan ? — Midasao dibabishkod- 
 jigan sa apitinigwad. How 
 much weigns your cloak ? — 
 It weighs ten pounds. 
 
 Apitis, (nind). Jam of age; I 
 
 au) of such an age ; p. epiti- 
 
 sid. — Epitisiidn apitisi, he is 
 
 of my age. 
 
 Apitosse, (nind). I walk as 
 
 nuick as 1 can ; p. ep,.sed. — 
 S. Apis'ika. 
 
 Apiloioc, (nimt). I speak as loud 
 as..., or I speak as loud as I 
 can ; p. q)..wed. — Epitowcmi 
 nagamoda, let us sing hnul, 
 or as loud as we can. Epito- 
 weian nind apitowc, I speak 
 as loud as yon. 
 
 Apilwewedjiwan. It sounds in 
 such a nianner, or so loud, 
 (running water, or a water- 
 fall ;) p. ep..wang.—Tibi.<i/ikn 
 .tihi ga'wabandamfln pilcki- 
 nfigo apilwewedjiwan, ow epil- 
 wewcdjiwang ; the river I saw 
 y^esterday has the samesound 
 (in its course,) as this here. 
 
 Asddi. Poplar, asi)on-trce ; pl.- 
 asddig. 
 
 A.^ddika, ov-viagag. There are 
 poplar-trees ; p. es..kag, or- 
 magak. 
 
 Asadikang. Poplar Point. 
 
 Ash, or ianh, end-syllable in 
 verbs, signifies sailing, com- 
 ing with the toind, or agitat- 
 ed by it ; as : Nin kijiiash, I 
 sail fast, liabdmashi, he is 
 sailing al)0ut. Ninwcbash,\ am 
 thrown or driven by the wind. 
 
 AshamS,, (nind). I give him to 
 eat, I feed him ; I give him 
 provisions; p. esh..mad. 
 
 Ashanddn, (nind). I ieed it ; p. 
 esh..ang. — Nind ashanddn nii- 
 aw, I feed my body. 
 
 Ashandis, (nind). I feed myself; 
 p. esh..sod. 
 
 Ashange, (nind). I give to eat ; 
 I keep boarders ; p. esh..^ed. 
 
 Ashangikwe. Woman that ":ives 
 to eat, that keeps boarders ; 
 boarding-mistress, 1» o 8 1 e s s, 
 landlady ; pl.-<y. 
 
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 As?iang^ioignmi!/. IJ o a r d i n <j;- 
 lioiiHo; hotel ; inn; pl.-o». 
 
 Asliawfcwia. (riving to cat, 
 feedinjn, boardinji; ; the ket'i)- 
 iiig of a boarding-houBC or 
 liutel. 
 
 Aahangiwinini, A man that 
 i^i vea to eat, that koeps board- 
 ni<^-hou8(^ or hotel ; l)oard- 
 inj^-inaster ; landlord ; pl.- 
 way. 
 
 Aski, conj. and, (in numlters 
 only ;) — Midilssioi ashi nij ; 
 nijiana ashi nanan ; twelve, 
 (ten and two ;) twenty and five. 
 
 Aslixn, (iiind). I incite him, I 
 Htir him up ; lencouracehim, 
 to do evil ; I seduce him by 
 my bad example ; p. aia.. 
 shiad. 
 
 Anhidaan, (nind). I stick it to 
 fl. th. ; p. esli..ang. 
 
 Asliidakwawa, (nind). I hold 
 him or support him ; p. esh.. 
 wad. 
 
 Aahidjikiwagaigan. Any th ing 
 tlm't sticks to s. th. ; also, a 
 seal ; pi .-an. 
 
 Ashidjildwagaige, 
 stick s. th. to 
 
 (nind) I 
 some other 
 €sh..qed 
 
 thing; I seal ; p, 
 
 A.thiqan. A kind of fish, bass- 
 tiis)i ; [C. achigan ;] pl.-ag. 
 
 Aafiimang. Bastard-loon ; j)l. 
 wag. 
 
 Ashinanqwana I strange ! curi- 
 ous ! I don't know what to 
 think of it. 
 
 Ashi wegwagi, adv. Although, 
 even if. 
 
 Ashiwina, {nind). S. Ashia. 
 
 Ashk, or ashki, in compositions, 
 signifies raw, fresh, nev). 
 (Examples in some of the fol- 
 lowing words.) 
 
 Ashka. At the end of a syllable 
 ulludoH to {]\o wove-f on a liike 
 or sea ; as : Mam/lngfiska, tlif 
 sea is high. Anwaweweidshkc , 
 the waves are appeased. A'/;'/ 
 wcweidshka, there is a loud 
 roaring of the son, of the 
 waves. 
 
 Ashkakwa, or-magad. There is 
 green wood, or standiii'j; 
 wood; ]). esh..wog, ov-magak. 
 
 Ashkakwa-onagij. A gut of the 
 moose. 
 
 Ashkanddn, (nind). I eat it raw ; 
 
 p. esh..ang. 
 Ashkashkanagingivc, \pind). I 
 
 have sore eyes, (red and full 
 
 ofniatter;) p. e.'sh..ived. 
 Ashkatai. Green skin of an ani- 
 mal ; pl.-07. 
 Ashkdtig. A piece of green 
 
 wood ; pi .-on. 
 Ashhdtigoke, (nind). I chop 
 
 green wood ; p. esh..ked. 
 Ashkendagwad. Ashkendam. 
 
 Askkendamia. Ashkendamo- 
 
 win; Ot. S. Kashkendaqwad. 
 
 Kashkendam. Kashkendamia . 
 
 Kashkendamowin. 
 Ashkib, (nind). I eat raw ; p. 
 
 eshkibod. 
 Ashkibagad. The leaves (of 
 
 trees and bushes) are budding; 
 
 p. esh..gak. 
 Ashkigin. Green skin of a large 
 
 quadruped ; (moose, buHalo, 
 
 etc.) ; pl.-«n. 
 A shkikovidn . Lead . 
 Ashkikomanikan. Lead-mine; 
 
 pi .-an. 
 Ashkikomanike, (nind). I make 
 
 lead, I produce lead. I work 
 
 in a lead-mine ; p. esh..ked. 
 .ishkikomanikeioin. Work, bu- 
 
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 sinefiR, occupation, of a miner 
 in a leacl-niine. 
 
 Ashkikonianikewinini. Miner in 
 a lead-mine ; p\.-wa(f. 
 
 Ashkima,(nind). S. Ayimnind 
 aakkima. 
 
 AshkivianHuh. Strings of lea- 
 ther for lacing Hnowelioes ; 
 [C. babiche ;] pT.-iH. 
 
 Afihkim^, {nind). I lace or fill 
 Hnowslioea ; p. eshkimed. 
 
 Askimewin. Art, work, occu- 
 pation of a person lacing or 
 filling Hnowsnoes. 
 
 Ashkin. It is raw ; p. eshkin(^. 
 — Anhkinmandan wiidss, this 
 meat liere is raw. Ashkinon 
 tchissan, the turnips are raw. 
 
 Ashkin. It is raw, (an. obj.) ; p. 
 eshking. — Anhkin aw gigo, this 
 fish is raw. Anhkinog ogow 
 opiniq, these potatoes are raw. 
 (lll.Oonj.) 
 
 Ashkipidan, (nind). It tastes 
 raw to me, I find it tastes raw 
 to me, I find it tastes raw ; p. 
 esh..ang. 
 
 Ashkipwa, (nind). It tastes raw 
 to me, (an. obj.) ; p. esh..wad ; 
 imp. ashkipwi. — Mnd ashkip- 
 wn. aw gigo, I find tliis fish 
 tastes raw, it tastes raw to me. 
 
 Ashkiwiidss, ashkigigo, etc. 
 
 Raw meat or fresh meat, raw 
 
 fish or fresh fish (not salted,) 
 
 etc. 
 Ashkonawis, (nind). Alg. S. 
 
 Anawewis. 
 Ashkote. Ashkotekan. Ashkoteke. 
 
 Ashkotewdbo. Ashkwatch ; Ot. 
 
 — S. fs hk ot e. Ishkoiekan. 
 
 Ishkoieke. hhkotowabo. Ish- 
 
 kwaich. 
 Ashdsikawa, (nind). I fall upon 
 
 him ; I throw myself upon 
 him ; p. esh..wad. 
 AshotabucisHitchigan. S. Asli- 
 
 otchinsiichiganahik . 
 Ashutayandma, (nind). 1 strike 
 some an, obj. putting it on s, 
 th. ; p. esh..inad. 
 Ashdtagananddn, (iiind). I 
 strike it, putting it on s. th. ; 
 p. esh.ang. 
 Ashotakdmigina, (nind). I keep 
 him on the ground ; p. cih.. 
 nad. 
 Ashotakamiginan, (nind). I 
 keep it down on the ground ; 
 p. eiih..ang. 
 Ashutakamigisliima, (nind). I 
 put him down on the ground ; 
 p. esh..mad. 
 Ashotakamigissidon, (nind). I 
 put it down on the ground ; 
 p. esh..dod. 
 Ashotataigan. Anvil, or any 
 thing to strike s. th. on it ; 
 pl.-a?t. 
 Askotataige, (nind). I put some 
 object to strike s. th. on it ; 
 p. esh..ged. 
 Ashotchishwa, (nind). I put 
 liim underneath, under a. th. ; 
 p. esh..wad. 
 AshotchisMn, (nind). lam un- 
 derneath ; p. esh.."ng. 
 Ashotchissin. It is underneath, 
 
 under s. th. ; p. esh..sing. 
 Ashotchissitchigan. Foundation , 
 
 basis; pl.-an. 
 Asholchissiichigandbik. Foun- 
 dation-stone ; pl.-on. 
 Ashotchissiton, {nind). I put it 
 underneath, under some (ob- 
 ject ; p. esh..tod. 
 Ashowina, (nind). I observe 
 him, I mistrust him ; p. esh.. 
 nad. 
 
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 Ashiv/imanis, [niml). I am in 
 fear of tlio enemy ; p. esfi.. 
 
 .10(1. 
 
 Aitliwi, (niiid). I nm Hrmc<l, I 
 
 ^uani mvHoIf; p. enh..wiod.', 
 Asliwikandan, (ntml). 1 guard 
 
 myiaelf against it ; p. esh..any. 
 Ashwikatca, (nind). I guard 
 
 mvHelt' against him ; p. etih.. 
 
 wad. 
 Ashwiwin. Arms or weapon of 
 
 a warrior ; pl.-mt. 
 A.sikawa, [nind). I go to meet 
 
 iiim ; p. es..wad. 
 Aningwfim, (nind). I slumber, I 
 
 am half asleep, I doze ; p. 
 
 aia.nngwang. 
 Askig, seal ; [F. loup-marin ;] 
 
 pl.-aflT, 
 Anlcigioaidn. 
 
 Seal's skin ; pi.- 
 I am amhi- 
 
 og. 
 
 A.skwanis, (nmd). 
 tious; p. aia..sid. 
 
 Assa, (nind). 1 put or place him 
 somewhere ; p. essad ; imp. 
 ashi. 
 
 Assdh. Net, fish-net; pi. -t^. 
 
 AsahCih. Thread ; twine ; yarn. 
 
 AssabCihike, (nind) . I ni a k e 
 thread ; I spin ; p. ess..ked. 
 
 A.s'sababiwegin. Linen. 
 
 Assdbike, {nind). I am netting, 
 making a net ; p. ess..ked. 
 
 AssaMkeidb. Twine for mak- 
 ing nets. 
 
 Assdbikeshi. Spider, (net- 
 maker ;) pi. -10^. 
 
 AssabikesMwo.Hsab. S p i d e r 's 
 web, cob-web ; pl.-ig. 
 
 Assabikewin. Netting, making 
 nets. 
 
 Assdbins. A small net, with 
 small meshes ; vA.-ag. 
 
 Assdbish. An old bad net; pl- 
 
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 As.<idgaan!ihk. Reed ; [F. ro- 
 
 Hcau ;] pi. -on. 
 A.H.'idkamigMoHi*, on the ground. 
 
 S. Atagib. 
 A.i.samdbandimin, (nind). We 
 
 are together tiice to face, we 
 
 are confronted ; p. aia.didjig. 
 Aifsana, or-magad. It is settled 
 
 down, pressed down ; [F. 
 
 c'est foul6;] p. cisanag, or- 
 
 mugak. 
 Annd.nago. Gray squirrel • pi.-//. 
 Assandgonaga, or-magad. The 
 
 snow is hard, settled down ; 
 
 p. esH.-gap, or-magak. 
 Asaandnig. Ot. 8. Ininatig. 
 Assdnasshkinadon, (nind). I 
 
 press it down, in a vessel ; p. 
 
 ess.. dad. 
 A.<tndnanhkine, or-magad. It is 
 
 pressed down, in a vessel ; p. 
 
 es.i..neg, or-magak. 
 Asudndjig, (nind). I put s. th. 
 
 somewnere in order to keep 
 
 and conserve it, or to hide it; 
 
 3. p-o ; p. ess. .god. 
 Assd,ndjigon. Place where s. 
 
 th. is kept and conserved, or 
 
 hidden ; pl.-an. 
 Assdndjigon, (nind). I put it 
 
 somewhere to keep or hide it ; 
 
 p. ess. ged. 
 Assdndjigonan, (nind). I put 
 
 some an. obj. somewhere to 
 
 keep or hide it; p. ess. .god. 
 
 (V. Conj.) 
 
 Assawdn. Arrow with an iron 
 point or head ; pl.-a</. — S. 
 Pikwak. 
 
 Assdwe. Goldfisli ; [C. per- 
 chaude;] p\.-g. 
 
 Ass4kadan, {nind). I dress it, 
 I tan it, an in. skin ; p. ess.. 
 ang. — Pijikiwegin Jiind asse- 
 
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 m i 
 
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 \ 
 
 htdnn, \ am tftnnlnj? nn ox- 
 iiitlc. 
 
 An.v'fi-n<lc,or-nini/atI. Ft indroHM- 
 I'fl or taiiiipd,' (in. Hkiii ;) p. 
 tnHjiey, OT-mnf/ak. 
 
 AnHi'.kana, (imid). I tlrcsfl or 
 tail it, an an. Hkin ; p. ess..)ia(l. 
 — Wawanhkeahiv^cihn n i n d 
 HHsekana, I am lanniii}? a 
 floor skin. 
 
 Assi'kvmo. It is (IrcMHi'd or tnii- 
 110(1 {nil. skin ;) p. vi^H..!tnd. 
 
 Aaseke, {nind). 1 am drossing 
 askin, tanning; p. e.<t.te..ked. 
 
 A-'i'^ikeurigamig . T a n-h o ii s e, 
 l*atlior manufactory ; pi. -an. 
 
 As.^cki'vnn. Tannery, tannor's 
 trade, occupation, bu.sineRfl. 
 
 A-faikcwinim. Tanner, leatlier 
 manufacturer; pl.-toa//. 
 
 A.f.st'mn. Toi.'icco; flnu'tF; p. k. 
 
 A.s.srmdke, (niiid). I manufac- 
 ture tobacco or snuff; p. e.i.i.. 
 ked. 
 
 A.^semAhmiijamig. Tobacco 
 manufactory ; pi. -on. 
 
 A.'isemaktiwinini. Tobacco ma- 
 nufacturer; pl.-w>ay. 
 
 A.ssema-makak. Tobacco-box ; 
 snutf-box ' pl.-on. 
 
 A.s'.tiginak. Startling, (bird;) [P. 
 etourneau ;] pl.-toa^. 
 
 A.i.'iignbanimod. A sack made 
 of the inner bark of the lin- 
 den-tree ; pl.-an. 
 
 A.t.sigobi, (tiiud). 1 soften the 
 bark of the linden-tree, by 
 boiling it; p. ess.. bid. 
 
 As.nn, Stone, pebble; pl.-i//. 
 
 Assin. At the end of verbs, 
 signifies coming with tlie wind 
 
 • (in. obj.), or boing driven or 
 agitated by the wind; as: 
 liidCissin, it comes witli the 
 wind, it is driven tlii.'^ wav 
 
 by the wind. Wchfttsiv, it is 
 thrown or driven away liy the 
 wind. — (id.shkobagdxsin, tho 
 loaves (of a tree) are agitated 
 l»y the wind. 
 
 Assindb. Stone tied to a net to 
 sink it ; pl.-?n. 
 
 A.tsinibtodn. Stonc-Siou ; a kind 
 of Siou-Indian ; t)\.-at/. 
 
 Assinika, or-wagau. 'J here arc 
 stones, it is stony, full of 
 stones; p. e.<ia..kag, or-magak. 
 
 Assinikade, ox-magad. It is 
 made of stone; it is pavo<l 
 with stones ; p. css..dcg, or- 
 magak. 
 
 A.fsinikandc, ox-maqad. Thero 
 \i^ a stonc-foundation, fa wall 
 undor a wooden building;) p. 
 e.<is..dcg, or-magak. 
 
 Assining ijindgwad. It looks 
 liko stone, it resembles stone. 
 
 Assinins. Small little stone, o.'<- 
 necially a little stono n the 
 ueach of a lake ; p\.-nj. 
 
 A.i.nninsika,', or-magad. There 
 are little stones, it is full of 
 little stones, (especially on tlio 
 l)each of lakes;) p. ess..kag, 
 or-magak. 
 
 As.nniw, {nind). 1 am stone, I 
 l)ecome stone, I am petrified ; 
 p. css..wid. — liejig ikwe gani- 
 ood Moniang gi-assiniwi ; si 
 woman who died in Canada, 
 became stone, petrified.) 
 
 Assiniwan. It is petrified, it be- 
 came stone ; p. ess..ang. 
 
 Aasini-wadjiw. Rocky Moun- 
 tains. 
 
 Assini-wdkainan. Stone-build- 
 ing; rttone-built fortress; pi - 
 an. 
 
 Assini-wukaigewin . Masonry, 
 
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 »uil(l- 
 
 i; pl- 
 
 joiirv, 
 
 work, trade or uccu^>uiioi) ut u 
 
 riiutsoii. 
 Ansini-wdkaii/ewinini. Maaou ; 
 
 \)\.-wa(/. 
 Ansipuniyan. 01. Scistiore; pl.- 
 
 Ansissawcinin. Sand-cherry ; 
 
 [C. cerist'b tl j^ruppe ;J pl.-a«. 
 . I .'iissaweminaaawaiij . Sand- 
 
 clierry Hlirul» ; pi.-///. 
 Asxokwcskiu, [nind). I am lean- 
 ing with luy head on e. th., 1 
 
 lay my head on a. th,; p. 
 
 aiasn.:iuii. 
 Assolc.kibuljigan. Girth ; or a 
 
 rihhon around a hat; [F, 
 
 aanjrie;] pl.-a«. 
 Aaswadab, (nind). I lean sit- 
 ting' ; ^. aia..bid. 
 AsswadJLslUmun, (nind). I am 
 
 leunin;,; on 8. th.; p. aiass.. 
 
 nod. 
 Aaawakwaan, {nind) . I .support 
 
 it, piUtinjj; a prop, I prop it; 
 
 p. ain..an(j. 
 Asswakwaiyade, or-mayad. It 
 
 i.s prop{)cd, supported ; p. 
 
 uiass.dey, or-inayuk. 
 Aasioakwaiyan, or asswakwai- 
 
 (janak. Prop, h u p p o r t , 
 
 (made of wood ;) p].-an,oT-ou. 
 Asswakwaiye, {nind). I an 
 
 jrtopping, supporting; p. 
 
 aiaHSf(jcd. 
 Assioana, {nind). (Proii. nind 
 
 assuna,) I support him with 
 
 my hands ; p. aiasn-.toanad. 
 Asswapidon, (nind). I gird it; 
 
 1). css..dod. 
 Asswapina, {nind). I gird l>iin; 
 
 p. (iss..nad ; injp. asswapij. 
 Asswaakin, (nind) or, nind ass- 
 
 loi.shin. lam leaning on .some 
 
 object ; ]i. aia.. shiny. 
 Asswawa, (nitui). I support 
 
 him, 1 lioid him upright ; p 
 uia..wad. 
 
 Aladikana, (nind). 1 caut lotn 
 tor some an. ohj. ; p. et..nad , 
 imi). atadikitj. 
 
 Atadi-mdifinaiyan. Playing- 
 (;ard ; pl.-a//. 
 
 Aladimin, (nind'. We put in 
 together; wo are ganilding, 
 playing at card.s or at «ome 
 other intercHted game ; we 
 curit lotH ; we ^are betting; p. 
 ctddidjiy. 
 
 A tadiitiiyavdy . P 1 a y-h o u s e, 
 playing-houBO. 
 
 Alddiwin. Interebted game; 
 card-playing; l»et, wager. 
 
 Atuye, (nind). 1 put it; I plav 
 an interested game, a.s card- 
 playing for money ; I bet; p. 
 elaycd. 
 
 Aluyen, (nind). I put it in, I 
 put it at stake, I play lor it ; 
 1 bet it, (an. olj.l ; p. daycd. 
 
 Ataycnan, (nind). 1 put at stake 
 some an. obj.; I play for it, 
 (liim, her;) I liot it, ^him, 
 h(ir;)\>.etayed. V. Conj. 
 
 Atayen mamakiaimn, (nind). I 
 inoculate with the cow-i)ox. 
 S. Mainakisiiwe. 
 
 Aldyewin. Card-playing, or tlie 
 playing of any interested 
 game; (considered in itself, 
 or in regard to one person 
 only; in regard to several \xii- 
 eons playing together, alddi- 
 win.) 
 
 Aidyih. Green moss on stones 
 on the bottom of a'lake, etc. 
 
 Aiaid! interj. aha! ha! aiil — 
 used by men or boys only, to 
 express juy, surprise; impa- 
 tience, fear; anger, indigna- 
 tion. 
 
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 AMma, {nind). I 8cl| liim h, 
 th. ; I), ft. mad, or, I huy h. 
 til. of hill). 
 
 AtamadLi, {7und). I lay or 
 Htore it lip for nie, I am lay- 
 
 • ing up a treasure; [L. tliesau- 
 ri/-o iiiihi ;] p. ed..nnd. 
 
 Atandikandauy inind). I caHt 
 lots for it ; p. et..antj. 
 
 At/indiwln. Commerce, triide, 
 trafKc, huyiiiji! and Helliii;^. 
 
 Atnss,{iu'iul). I put tliingfl up, 
 I store up; p. etihtsnd. 
 
 Atdxson, (nind). I put it up 
 Houiewhere to keep and coii- 
 Hcrve it, I store it up; p. etas- 
 sod. 
 
 Afdssonan, inind). I store u 
 some an. onj. ; p. etasaod 
 Conj . ) — NUnwa vakxoejUjanan 
 od atd.ssnnan, lie stores up 
 much flour. 
 
 A (asitowigamig. Store-hou.se, 
 warehouse; pl.-o». 
 
 Atdssnwin. Place wli ere to put 
 or keep s. th., larder, pantry, 
 etc. ; pl.-a7t. 
 
 Atassowinini. Storer; x>\.-vuig. 
 
 Atawd, (ni7id). I put or set him 
 8. th.; I bet him ; p. eiawad 
 
 Atdwdgan. Any thin;; given to 
 a trader in exchange for his 
 goods, e.^pecial]y fnr or skins 
 of wild animals; pl.-a», or- 
 
 Atdwama, (nind). I borrow of 
 him; I trade with him, buy- 
 ing B. th. of liim, or selling 
 him 8. th. ; p..et..viad. 
 
 Atdwa viamakimoin, (nind). I 
 inoculate liim with cow-pox. 
 
 Atdwange, {nind). I borrow ; 
 p. etawamjed. 
 
 Ataioangen, {nind). I borrow it; 
 p. etawanged. 
 
 Alawange.nan, (nind). I bor- 
 row some an. object; p. eta- 
 wanged. 
 
 Atawangeshk, (nind). I am in 
 a habit of borrowing; p. et. 
 kill. 
 
 Atawangt'shkivun. Bad habit 
 of borrowing always. 
 
 A laumng?.win B«)rrowing. 
 
 Atawd.tue, (nind). 1 fall liuck- 
 wards, I fall on my back; p. 
 aidttiwassed. 
 
 Atdwc, {nind). I sell, I trade, 
 I trafKc, 1 (leal ; p. etawed. 
 
 A tarn e, {nind). I have no fuel, 
 my HregoeKOUt;p. aid. tawed. 
 
 Atdwe-niasinaigan. Trading- 
 license: pl.-a/j. 
 
 Atdwen, (nind). 1 sell it, I dis- 
 pose of it; p. etawed. 
 
 Aidwenan, {nind). I sell him, 
 (her, it,) some an. obj., I dis- 
 pose of him, (her, it;) p. eta- 
 wed. 
 
 Atawcwigamig. House of com- 
 merce, of trade, trading- 
 house, store; \)\.-on. 
 
 Atdwewin. Market, commerce* 
 trader's business or occupa- 
 tion, trade, traffic 
 
 Atdweioinini.. Trader,merclian(, 
 
 store-keeper; })\.-wag. 
 Atawissan. Cord of wood ; pi. 
 
 Atchdb. Bow-string; pi. -in. 
 Atchigade, or-magad. It is put, 
 
 placed ; p. etch..deg, or-ma- 
 
 gak. 
 Atchige, {nind). I put s. th. at 
 
 stake as a prize ; p. et..ged. 
 Aichigewin. Putting at stake 
 
 s. th., also, the prize put at 
 
 stake ; pl.-a/i. 
 Atchigwananish, {nind). I am 
 
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 unilcr n nliclter, (in rniii ;) p. 
 tfrh...<ihid. 
 
 Atchikiua, {nind). I make iin 
 enclosure or ii park aruiind 
 liini, I fence him in ; p aiat.. 
 nad. — IHjiki nin wi-otchikinu, 
 I will fence the cow in. 
 
 Atchikin(in,{nind). I separate 
 it, putting a partition in ; I 
 niaKe an enclosure ; p. aia.. 
 ang. 
 
 Atchikinigade, or-mayad. There 
 is a partition ; an eticlosure, a 
 park ; p. aiat..de(f, or -maf/ak. 
 
 Aichikinhjan. Partition or se- 
 |)aration of rooms in a liouse ; 
 also, enclosure, park; pl.-a/i. 
 
 Atchina,&A\. A short time, a 
 moment. 
 
 Atchinisy {nind). I am shy, I 
 fear; p. etchinhid. 
 
 Airhisiaebison. The foot-board 
 of the Indian cradle ; pl.-on. 
 
 Alclmidebison bimibaiyong , or, 
 tessabing, stir up. 
 
 Atchitakisse,{nind). I fall down 
 headlong; p. et.sed. 
 
 Afchitamo. Squirrel; v>\.-g. 
 
 Aichitchab, {nind). S. Awassab. 
 
 Atchiichaii, adv. Aside, away. 
 
 Alchitchibana, adv. Ot. Sud- 
 denly, all at once. 
 
 .itchitchingwesse, {nitid). I fall 
 on my face ; p. etch..sed. 
 
 Ate, or-magad. The fire or can- 
 dle goes out; p. aiateg, or- 
 magak. 
 
 Ate, or-magad. It is, there is ; 
 p. eteg, or-magak. 
 
 Atea7i, {nind). I quench it, ex- 
 tinguish it, put it out, (fire or 
 a candle, etc J ; p. aid..teang. 
 
 Atebi, {nind). I am sober again, 
 (after Laving been drunk ;) p. 
 aidtebid. 
 
 Atvbimn. Soliorness, the state 
 of not iteing drunk. 
 
 Ateigan. ExtinguiMher ; pl.-a/i. 
 
 Ateigc, {nind). \ ({uench or 
 fxtinguish, (Hre, etc.;) p. aid' 
 fciaed. 
 
 Atenhin, {nind). 8. Atebi. 
 
 A tig. At the end of sctme com- 
 pound \vonln, signilies iiJoi)d, 
 tree, .ntirk ; \)\.-(ig, or-on. — 
 W'dkaigandtig , a log for a log 
 house; niltagandtig, liedsteafL 
 When the lirHt part of the 
 com[)08ition eiuls in a vowel, 
 iatig, or watig, is annexed ; 
 as : Ajidtidlig, anaviiewdtig, 
 cross. 
 
 Atik. Koindeer; [F. caribou;] 
 pi .-wag. 
 
 AtikonH. Young reindeer; pl- 
 ag. 
 
 Atikamef/. White fish; n\.-wag. 
 
 AtinH. Sinew, nerve; pl.-m. 
 
 Atis.nwag. Nerve or sinew with 
 the flesh on it; p\.-og. 
 
 Atoban. Trough; [F.* auge ;] 
 pi .-a7t. 
 
 Atobanike, {iiind). I am mak- 
 ing a trough ; p. et.ked. 
 
 Aton, {nind). I put it, I place 
 or lay it ; I bet it; p. etod. 
 
 Atwab, (7iind). I put up or 
 conserve provisions, victuals ; 
 3. p. o. ; p. etwabod. 
 
 Atwakogabaw, {nind). I lean 
 against s. th., standing; p. 
 aiat..%cid. 
 
 Atwanhima, {nind). I put him, 
 (her, it,) there to lean against 
 8. th. ; p. aiat. .mad. 
 
 Aiwashimon, (nind). S. Atwa- 
 kogabaw. 
 
 Atwaasidon, {nind). I put it 
 there to lean against s. th. ; 
 p.aia..dod. 
 
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 Aw. (nind). I am ; p. aidwid. 
 
 Aw. Pioii. that, tliiH. 
 
 Awa, {liintl). I make UHe of 
 Homeaw. oltject; p. aiawad. — 
 Nin wi-awa kipijikim, I want 
 to make use of your ox. 
 
 Awadagaodass, {nind). I make 
 several trips in a caii(;« or 
 boat, fetching or carrying «. 
 th. ; p. aiaw..s()d. 
 
 Awadass, {nind). I am fetch- 
 ing or carrying s. th. in a car- 
 riage ; p. aia..)>od. 
 
 Awadassim, (nind). I am car- 
 rying stouos; p.aia..nid. 
 
 Awadinisse, {nind. I am fetch- 
 ing or carrying wood lb r fuel 
 J). aia..sed. 
 
 Aivadjiddbi, {nind). I am car- 
 rying, on a carriage or sleigh ; 
 p. aia..hid. 
 
 Awcuijidahia, {nind). I make 
 him draw a load ; p. aia..ad. 
 
 Awadjidabiwiu. Conveyance in 
 a carriage. 
 
 Awidjiioanadis, (nind). I am 
 •jarrying s. th., in a carriage 
 for njyself ; p. aia..sod. 
 
 Awadjiwanagan. A thing to 
 carry s. th. in it, back-basket; 
 \)\.-an, 
 
 Awndjiwanage, (nind). I am 
 carrying <br somebody ; p. 
 aiaw..ged. 
 
 Awadjiwana} (nind). I am car- 
 rying for him ; p. aia..unud, 
 
 Awadjiwane, (nind). I am car- 
 rying s. th. in a basket, etc. ; 
 p. aia..ned. 
 
 Awadon, (nind). I carry it or 
 convey it on a carriage or 
 .sleigh ; p. aidwadod. 
 
 Awakdn. Slave, enslaved pri- 
 soner of war i also, domestic 
 
 or tamed animal or bird; pl.- 
 
 «//. 
 Awakdna, (nind). I enslave 
 
 him ; I treat h'm like a slave ; 
 
 I tame an animal or bird, or I 
 
 keep a tamed animal or bird ; 
 
 p. ew..nad, 
 Awakdnigon,{nind). It makes 
 
 me a slave, it enslaves me ; 
 
 S). god. — Datadowin od awa- 
 Mnigon, sin enslaves him, 
 (he is a slave of sin.) 
 
 Awakdnindis, (nind). I enslave 
 myself, 1 make myself the 
 slave of someboily, or some- 
 thing ; p. ew..sod. 
 
 Awdkaniw, (nind). I am a 
 slave, a prisoner o'" war, a 
 captive; p. eiv..wid. 
 
 Awakdniwin, or awakanidiwin. 
 Slavery, captivity, state ant! 
 condition of a slave. 
 
 Awakinan, (nind). I tame it, 
 (animal or bird,) or keep it; 
 p. ew..nad. 
 
 Awdn. Fog, mist. 
 
 Aivdn. It is foggv ; p.^wang. 
 
 Awan. It is; p. aidwang. 
 
 Awana, (nind). I carry some 
 an. obj. on a carriage or 
 sleigh ; p. aidwanad ; imp. 
 dwaj. 
 
 Awdndjish, adv. Purposely, 
 stubbornly, contrary to a pro- 
 hibition. 
 
 Awanibissa, or-magad. It is 
 misty, it rains a little ; p. ew.. 
 sag, ov-magak. 
 
 Awds, (nind). I warm myself ; 
 p. ewa^od. 
 
 Aioasibi, (nind). I collect or 
 gather the sap of maple tree.t 
 in sugar-making; p. aia.Md. 
 
 Atvasn. At the end of some neu- 
 ter verbs, alludes to a chikl 
 
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 or to children; as: Nin kijd- 
 ddu'uss, I give liirtii to a 
 child. Onsomdwas.so, lie (she) 
 scolds ill regard to his (her) 
 children, heciiuse they were 
 ill used> etc. 
 
 Awass, adv. Further, away, 
 go away. 
 
 Atvassdh, (niiid). I am .squint- 
 eyed, I .«quint ; [F. jelouche;] 
 p. ew..hid. 
 
 Awas.mdaki, adv. Far beyond 
 the mountaiiLS. 
 
 AwdiiS'iUjdm, adv. On the other 
 side of a river, lake, etc. The 
 same as (u/dmiiu/. 
 
 Awastsaii, adv. l^^iirther. 
 
 Awatssaki, or aivdsnadjiio, adv. 
 Beyond the mountain, on the 
 other side of a mountain or 
 hill. — Awassaki Assini-wad- 
 jiio nin yi-ijunuban, I have 
 been beyond the Rocky 
 Mountains. 
 
 Avmssdsi aw awessi. This ani- 
 uial is shy, wild ; p. ewassa- 
 xid. 
 
 Aioass-bibonoufj, adv. The win- 
 ter before last. 
 
 Aivassewaam, (nind). I go 
 around a point in a canoe or 
 boat; p. ew..an(j. 
 
 Awdssigamiif, ail» . Behind the 
 house or lodge, on the ,other 
 side of it. 
 
 Aiodssissi. Burbot (tish ;) pi.-// 
 also, mvdssi ; pl.-H'«y. 
 
 Awass-nibinong, adv. The 
 
 summer before last. 
 Aivassouag, iAv. On the other 
 
 side of a canoe, vessel, etc. 
 Aivas'soiidgo, adv. The day be- 
 fore yesterday. 
 Awaas-sigicanong, adv. The 
 sj)ring before last. 
 
 I'AIIT II. 
 
 adv. The 
 The day 
 
 A wass-taqwaaong, 
 fall belore last. 
 
 Awaiiswabang, adv. 
 after to-morrow. 
 
 Atca.ss tvMi, adv. Furtlie r 
 there, yonder, beyond. 
 
 Aivea, {nind). I liken him to 
 somebody, or to s. th ; p. aia- 
 wead. 
 
 Awcgwen, pron. whoever, who- 
 soever ; I don't know who. 
 Awenen aw bemossed wedi 't — 
 Atct'gwen. Who is that who 
 walks there? — I don't know 
 who. 
 
 Aioekadan, [nind). S. Awiton. 
 
 AiLH'kana, {nind). S. Aioia. 
 
 Awcma. This word is never 
 used without a poissessive pro- 
 noun. Nind awcma, my liro- 
 ther, or my sister. — A male 
 will say, wind awema, my 
 SISTER, (whether younger or 
 older than he ;) but a female 
 says, nind awema, my bko- 
 THEK, (whether younger or 
 older than she.) 
 
 Aivcne7i 'f pron. who? 
 
 Awenima, [nind). I suppose to 
 be him; p. aid..ioenimad. 
 
 Aweninhc. A young beaver 
 under two years old ; [C. 
 avolat ;] pi.-iag. 
 
 Awes.'ii. Animal, beast; pl.- 
 iag. 
 
 A wcs.si-at nendamowin. Instinct, 
 
 sagacity of an animal. 
 Awc.ssiwaian. Aninial'a skin, 
 
 hide; pi .-«//. 
 Awetchigan. Comparison ; re- 
 presentation ; parable. 
 Awaic/iigc, {nind}.. 1 make a 
 representation of s. th. ; 1 
 make a comparison, a par- 
 able ; p. aia..gcd. 
 
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 Awelchiaen, (nind). I make it 
 resemble h. th.; p. aia..ged. 
 
 Axoetchigenan, [nind). 1 make 
 him resemble s. th. or some- 
 body ; p. aia..<jed. (V. Conj.) 
 
 Aweton, (nind). I liken it to s. 
 th.; J), aiawetod. 
 
 Awl-, particle signifying to </o 
 un, or togo to..., to go to same 
 place witli the intention to do 
 8. th. there; as: Nind ijn 
 ugidaki awi maninseidn ; I go 
 on the hilltochop wood there. 
 Minaxoa madja awi-minikwad ; 
 he goes again to some place 
 to drink there. 
 
 Awi, pron. Ot. S. Aw. 
 
 Awia, inind). I lend it to liim ; 
 p. ewiad. 
 
 Awia, {nind). I make him be 
 this or that; p. aid..wiad. 
 
 Awiid, pron. somebody, some 
 person or some other animate 
 l)eing or object. 
 
 Awiidis, [nind). I make my- 
 self this or that, I say of my- 
 self to be such a one, I pre- 
 tend to be this or that ; I 
 transform myself; p. aia..sod. 
 — A toene n aiawiidisoian ? 
 What do you say of yourself, 
 who are you ? Who do you 
 pretend to he ? 
 
 Atoiigoicin. Anything lent to 
 somebody, borrowed by some- 
 body ; pl.-a7i, or ag. — Nin hi- 
 givjewidon • nind awiigoicin ; 
 1 bring back again the thing 
 I borrowed . hi Innag na gaie 
 kid awiigowinag ? ijoniiag ?] 
 Do you bring also tiie things 
 lent to you? (money? silver- 
 pieces ?) 
 
 Awiiwe, (nind). I lend to some- 
 body ; p. ewiiwcd. 
 
 Awiiwen, (nind). I lend it ; p. 
 ewiiwed. 
 
 Auniwenan, (nind). ; p. ewiiiced. 
 (V. Conj.) 
 
 Awiiweioin. Lending, the act 
 of lending s. th. to somebody. 
 
 Aioi.fhtoia. Blacksmith, smith ; 
 pl.-.7. 
 
 Awishtoiaw, (nind). I am a 
 blacksmith ; p. ew..wid. 
 
 Awishtoidioi garni g. Black- 
 smith's shop, forge, smithy ; 
 pl.-o«. 
 
 Alois htoiaivi win. Blacksmitli's 
 trade, occupation or business 
 of a blacksmith. 
 
 Awissa, or-magad. It is a little 
 damp ; p. ew..sag, or-magak. 
 
 Awiton, {nind). I make it be 
 this or that; p. aidwitod. 
 
 n 
 
 V' 
 
B 
 
 Some toordti tohich arc not found under B, mat/ be looked for 
 under P. Vorv often you would not perceive wlictlier the word 
 is sounded h or p, whereas the b is more accentuated by some 
 Indian tribes, while ihep is more by some others. 
 
 BAB 
 
 IJa-, particle, (The Change of 
 IU-.) 
 
 lidba. Papa, father. 
 
 Udba~, *n compositions, Kigni- 
 fies (joi)i(i or vionmj about, 
 from one place to another; 
 as : Jesus nissQ bibCm gi-baba- 
 gagikwe ; Jesus p r e a c h e d 
 three years in different places, 
 (went from place to place 
 preaching.) liabd-dajinge, he 
 (or she) speaks ill of people in 
 different pl.accs, (he (she) goes 
 from place to j)lace backbit- 
 ing people.) P. licbd-.... 
 
 lidba-aindd, {nin). 1 live or 
 stay in different places, chang- 
 ing often ; p. beb..dad. 
 
 Jiabd-akoshfca, {nui). I tire or 
 fatigue mvself traveli:;g about; 
 J). beb..ad. 
 
 Unbd-danis, (nin). I move about, 
 I rove, I change often my 
 place of residence ; i).beb..sid. 
 
 Babagwaajigwe, {nin). I take 
 oft" the bark from a tree 
 which I cut down ; p. beb.. 
 toed. 
 
 Babdijibi, (nin). I ana drinking 
 
 BAB 
 
 liquor in several places; p. 
 beb. bid. 
 
 Babdijita, (nin). I bustle 
 about; p. beb. .tad. 
 
 Babdikaivin. Godfather; 8j»on- 
 Kor at baptism; also, my 
 adopted father ; pl.-a//. There 
 is always a ))08sessive pro- 
 noun prefixed to this word ; 
 nin babaikawin, ki babaika- 
 win, o babaikawinan, etc. ; 
 my, thy, his godfather, etc. 
 
 Babdi node, (nin). S. Babdmode. 
 
 Babakedikwanagisi aw mitig. 
 This tree has many branches. 
 
 Babdmadaga [nin). I am swim- 
 ming about; p. beb. .gad. 
 
 Uabdmadagas, (nin.) I walk 
 about in the water; p. beb.. 
 sid. 
 
 Babdmadis,(nin]. I travel about; 
 p. beb. .sid. 
 
 Babdmadisi-wagdkwad. Travel- 
 ing axe; pl.-oji. 
 
 Babdmodisiwin. Voyage, tra- 
 vel; peregrination. 
 
 Babamddjim, (;wm.) I tell s. th. 
 in different places, I go from 
 
 ill? 
 > * » 
 
 
 f 
 
 > i 
 
 ) 
 
>l 
 
 I' 
 
 
 I 
 
 BAB 
 
 GO 
 
 BAB 
 
 place to place to tell it ; p. 
 
 heb..med. 
 Itabamadjimo-masinaiijan, 
 
 News-paper; pi. -an. 
 liabamadjimowia. The telling 
 
 of a story or news in ditt'erent 
 
 j)Iaces ; news, story, report, 
 
 rumor that is goin^j round. 
 Uabdmadodjiijade, or-mayad. It 
 
 is noised out, rumored about; 
 
 p. b(ib..de(/, or-mayak. 
 Uabdmajaani, {nin). I am going 
 
 about in a canoe, near the 
 
 shore; p. beb..ana. 
 liabdmash, {uin). I am sailing 
 
 about; p. beb..shid. 
 liabdmasisin. It is driven about 
 
 by the wind ; p. beb..sm<j. 
 UabamasaitchUjan. A kite made 
 
 of'psiper ; pl.-a». 
 liabamatawe, (nin). I podle, I 
 
 carry goods aboufc for sale ; 
 
 p. bebamytawed. 
 Uabamataioewiii. Pedling, ped- 
 
 ler's trade or occupation. 
 Babamatawewinini. redler; [F. 
 
 colporteur ;] pl.-ioa^. 
 Babameiidayos, {nin). They 
 
 pay attention to me; p. beb.. 
 
 sid. 
 Uabamendaywad. Attention or 
 
 care is given to it; p. beb.. 
 
 leak. 
 Uabamendam, (nin). I pay at- 
 tention, I care; p. beb. .any. 
 Babamendamadimin, {nin). We 
 
 turn our attention to each 
 
 other's actions or words, or to 
 
 something belonging to one 
 
 or the other; p. beb..didjiy. 
 Babamendamawa, (nin). I pay 
 
 attention to s. tli. belonging 
 
 to him, or relating to him ; p- 
 
 beb..wad. — Nin oabamenda. 
 
 inawa nimisse od ijiwebiuwin, 
 
 od aywiwin, etc. ; I pay at- 
 tention to the conduct, the 
 dress, etc., of my sister. 
 
 Babaniendamowin . A ttention , 
 care. 
 
 liabamendan, {nin). I pay at- 
 tention to it, I mind it, I care 
 for it ; p. beb.. any. 
 
 liabamendjiyade, or-mayad. It 
 is minded, considered, taken 
 care of, it is not neglected ; p. 
 beb..dey, or-mayak. 
 
 Uabamendjiyas, '{nin). I am 
 taken care of, attention is 
 paid tome; p. beb.. nod. 
 
 Babamenima, {nin). I pay atten- 
 tion to some jierson, or to any 
 other an. being or object; I 
 care for him, (her, it ;) I take 
 notice of him, (her, it^, p. beb.. 
 mad. 
 
 Uabdmenindis, {nin). I turn my 
 attention to myself, I care for 
 njyself ; p. beb.. sod. 
 
 Ikibamibaa, {nin). I make him 
 run after me ; p. beb. .ad. 
 
 Babdmibaiyo, {nin).I am made 
 to run about ; I ride in a car- 
 riage, sleigh, etc. ; p. bebami- 
 baind. 
 
 Babamibaiyo-titidahdn. Calash ; 
 pi. -a//. 
 
 liabdmibalo, {nin). I run about, 
 to and fro; p. beb. .tod. 
 
 Babdmibissa. Showers of rain 
 are passing by ; p. beb. .say. 
 
 Babamima, {nin). S. Babame- 
 nima. 
 
 Babdmindam, {nin). S. Baba- 
 mendam. 
 
 Babdmindan,{nin). S. Baba- 
 inendan. 
 
 Babdmishka, (nin). I am going 
 from one place to another in 
 
r in 
 
 BAB 
 
 — Gl — 
 
 BAB 
 
 lioat, e*c. ; p. beb.. 
 
 is Hying about, 
 p. beb. .sea. 
 
 a canoe, 
 
 kad. 
 liahdmUse. It 
 
 (a bird, etc.) 
 Uahamitam, (nin). I obey, l am 
 
 obedient, I listen ; p. beb..an<j. 
 Itabfimitamowin. Obedience. 
 liabdmitaH, (nin). I obey my- 
 self, I do accordinj^ to my 
 
 own will ; p. beb. .sod. 
 Babdmitaioa, {nin). I obev him, 
 
 I listen to hin), I do wliat he 
 
 asks, I grant his petition, his 
 
 pi-ayer ; p. beb. .wad. 
 Uabamiioebaan. It is driven by 
 
 the waves, (in a high sea ;) p. 
 
 beb. .am]. 
 Babamiwebaog , (nin). I am driv- 
 en by the waves, (in a high 
 
 sea;) p. beb.. god. 
 Babamoae,(nid). I creep aiiout, 
 
 I drag myself about; p. beb.. 
 
 ded. 
 Babamo.'!se, (nin). I walk from 
 
 one place to another, I walk 
 
 about ; p. bom., sed. 
 
 Babanadis, (nin). I am losing 
 myself, losing property ; I am 
 in danger of perishing ; I am 
 dying ; p. beb..sid. 
 
 Babanadj, adv. Dangerously ; 
 losing. — liabanddj kid indi- 
 viin, we are in danger of per- 
 ishing ; also, we are losing 
 things. 
 
 Babornanandoshkite, (nin), I go 
 about to hear what is said, 
 what they say ; I am spying 
 them out ; p. beb. .ted. 
 
 Baba-nanandoshkitegabaw, 
 (nin). I am standing here and 
 there, to hear what they are 
 saying ; p. beb..wid. 
 
 Babd-nandotamage, {nin) , I beg, 
 
 mondicate, ask aims ; p. beb., 
 ged. 
 
 Baba-nandofamagewin. Begga- 
 ry, mendicity. 
 
 Babanasitaqos, (nind). I am 
 despaired of, by my speaking, 
 for instance a sick j)erson liy 
 his feeble dying voice ; p. beb.. 
 sid. 
 
 Babanasitawa, (nin). I despair 
 of him, of his recovery, by 
 Xuc voice ; \\ beb. .wad. 
 
 Babapijima, (nind). I laugh 
 with'him; p. beb. .mad. 
 
 Dabdpijisse, (nin). I walk or 
 run fast ; p. beb. ..ted. 
 
 Dabd-pindige, (nin). I go from 
 house to house ; p. beb. .ged. 
 
 Babapingwe, (nin). I have a 
 gav smiling countenance ; p. 
 beb..\ced. 
 
 Babdpinis, (nin). I am joking, 
 drolling; p. beb.. sid. 
 
 Babdpinodage. Uabdpin adage- 
 uiin liabapinoddn. Babdpi- 
 nodawa. — S. Bdpinodage. Jid- 
 pinogewin. Bapinodan. Ba- 
 jnnodawa. 
 
 Note. The duplication of the 
 first syllable in the above four 
 words, and in many others, 
 does not change their signifi- 
 cation ; it merely denotes a 
 repetition or reitcation of the 
 satne act. So, nin bapinodan, 
 signifies, I ridicule it ; and, 
 ni7i babdpinoddn. I ridicule it 
 often ; etc. 
 
 Babdpinwe, (nin). I am telling 
 drolleries, little jokes and 
 tricks, to make people laugli ; 
 p. beb.. wed. 
 
 Babapinwewin. Drollery, joko- 
 ry, bufi^oonry. 
 
 Baodwasse, or-magad, A clefif 
 
 li^^ 
 
 
 ! » 
 
 '^ -" jiii 
 
 , 
 
 
T^ 
 
 il 
 
 HAH 
 
 — (;2 — 
 
 BAB 
 
 nit'co of land, a clearing or a 
 tiikc, is Hceii througii the 
 wckhIs ; [C. on voit nn 6clnir- 
 ei ;] p. beb..seift ov'magak. 
 
 Babawidjiendiinin, (nin). We 
 accompany caclj other goinjr 
 about, we go about togetlier ; 
 p. heb..did)i</. 
 
 habawidjiendiwi II. Going about 
 together, mutual accompani- 
 ment. 
 
 Hubdwidjiwa, [nui). I go about 
 with him, I accompany him 
 to several places ; p. beb.Aoad. 
 
 DabMjinawis, [nin]. S. Ikibtl- 
 flikadis. 
 
 Uabcf/ikadandjiije, (nin). I eat 
 slowly ; p. beh..(fed. 
 
 Ji<(bi'(/ikadiit, (?mj). I am slow, 
 (lu)l, in doings, th. ; p. beb.. 
 mi. 
 
 Babegikaduhoin. Du 1 1 n ess, 
 
 slowness, in doing p. th. 
 
 Dabenag. A little better, a little 
 more. 
 
 Babu/odee, {nin). I am peevish, 
 sulky ; passionate ; p. beb.. 
 cd. 
 
 Babigodeeicin. Peevishness; pas- 
 sionate teniper. 
 
 Babigumakaki. A kind of big 
 
 toad J pl.-i/. 
 Babigwatagad. It is spotted or 
 
 dotted ; also, it is coarse, 
 
 (stutt'.) 
 
 Babijagihiddn, {nin), I notice 
 
 it, I see it, in going by ; p. beb 
 
 ..ling, 
 Babijdgenima, {nin). 1 notice or 
 
 see him in going by ; p. beb.. 
 
 mad. 
 Babikomigens. Small pearl ; pi. 
 
 babikomigen.iag, small pearls 
 
 worn round the neck, 
 
 liabiknminagad. It is glolml- 
 ous or ''Hjbular; p. beb..gak. 
 — Mashkild bebikominagnk, 
 pills. 
 
 Ilabikoniinugiiii. S. Ifikominn- 
 gisi. 
 
 Ilabimiwidadimin, (nin). We 
 carry the load or pack of one 
 another ; fig. we forbear with 
 each other; [L. alter alterius 
 onera i)0rtamu8 ;] p. beb.,did- 
 
 Babimiwidawa, {nin). I carry s. 
 th. for him ; also, /f\/., I for- 
 with him, I liave na- 
 
 )ear with lum, 1 liave ] 
 tience with him ; p. btb..wa<(. 
 
 Babiinodakwe, [nini.l am shoot- 
 ing with bow and arrows; p. 
 beb.. wed. 
 
 liabimv'ds.sin, {nin). I am throw- 
 ing ! tones ; p. beb. .sing. 
 
 Ikdnnasse, {nin). I stagger ; y. 
 bchinuftsed. 
 
 Uabindassagan. Raft; \)\.-ng. 
 
 liabindansdganike, {nin).\ make 
 a' rail to cross a river on it ; 
 p. beb..ked. 
 
 Babishagi, {nin). I move about 
 on earth ; p. bob..gid. — Bebi- 
 filiagidjig aking, people living 
 on earth. 
 
 Uabis/tagi.shkmoa, (nin). I move 
 about with him ; p. beb. .load. 
 
 Babishkotawu, (nin). I listen 
 to him with distraction, (sleep- 
 ing, or otherwise distracted ;) 
 p. beb..wad. 
 
 Babi.'ihkwendain, (nin). I lose 
 my senses (my recollection) 
 from time to time, fainting ; 
 also, I am not attentive in 
 listening to a sermon or dis- 
 course, I am distracted ; p. 
 beb.-ang. 
 
 ; i'. 
 
 v.- 
 
 ■:'\ 
 
 u 
 
BAB 
 
 — m — 
 
 BA(; 
 
 linbiniln, {nin). I lielcli, winds 
 coinc lip I'roin my ntoinacli ; 
 j). baia.M'nl. 
 
 Ilabiftiifakwaan, (nin). S. 7V7i- 
 hakicaan. 
 
 liabmffindihe, (nin). 1 li a v e 
 curled huir ; p. beb..bed. 
 
 I'xibisioinindjiioadj, {nin). My 
 lianas are l)enuiMl)ed by cold ; 
 p. beb..djid. 
 
 llabimjiHidewadj , (nin). My feet 
 lire iK'iiunibi'd by cold ; j). 
 beb..djid. 
 
 Itabisikaicdgan. Coat, jacket, 
 Crock f(jr men ; a kind of 
 waintcoat worn by women. 
 
 iUibisine, adv. Atler it was done 
 or said, tuo late. — lidbinine 
 nin (ji-mikwendan, I remem- 
 bered too late, (when h. tli. 
 was already done or said.) 
 
 Ilabiskishin, (nin). lam wrink- 
 led ; p. beb.dng. 
 
 liahiskissin. It is wrinkled or 
 shriveled ; p. btb..in<j. 
 
 Ilabitchi, (nin). I put on stock- 
 ings and shoes, etc, [F. je me 
 chausse ;] p. beb.M. 
 
 Uabitchia, (nin). I p u t h i m 
 stockings and shoes on ; p. 
 beb..ad. 
 
 Ikibiwawan. They are small, 
 (in. objects ;) p. bebiwayin. 
 
 Babiioiij, (nin). I have small 
 limbs, (hands, feet, etc.) ; p. 
 bebiwigid. 
 
 Babiioigade, * (nin). I have 
 small legs ; p. heb.dtd. 
 
 llabiwiaaige, (nin). I m a k e 
 small notches or incisions in 
 maple-trees, (in sugar-mak- 
 ing ;) p. beb..ged. 
 
 *See Note at AgasfiimU. 
 
 liabiwijinimin, (nin). We are 
 Hmall, [an. objects; ])■ behi- 
 wijinidjig. 
 
 liabiwinikt, {nin). I have small 
 arms; p. bebked. 
 
 Ihibiwinindji, (nin). I have 
 small hands; p. beb..id. 
 
 Ihibiwitihkani, {nin). I leave 
 small footsteps or traces be- 
 hind me, in walking; p. beb.. 
 ang. 
 
 Habncishkinjigioc, {nin). I have 
 small eyes ; p. beb.. wed. 
 
 liabiwiside, (nin). I have small 
 feet ; p. beb..ded. 
 
 liabiwitmoage, (7iin\. I have 
 small ears ; p. beb..ged. 
 
 liabwtdana, (nin), I blow ii 
 sick person, after the Indian 
 fashion ; p. beb..nad. 
 
 liadagonig, (nin). I am op- 
 pressed by the night-mare ; p. 
 bedagonind. 
 
 Badagoahkan, (nin). I ojipress 
 it, or crush it, putting myself 
 upon it ; p. bod., ang. 
 
 Badagoshkawa, (win). I oi)press 
 him, 1 crush him, putting 
 myself upon him ; p. bed., 
 wad. 
 
 Badagosidea, (nin). I burn my 
 foot putting it on some hot 
 
 object; p. bed..sod. 
 Badakakwaaiiy {nin). Oi. S. 
 Sassagakivaan. 
 
 Badakakwdwa, (nin). Oi. S. 
 Saasagaktcawa. 
 
 Bag, baga, in compositions, as 
 end-syllables or in the middle 
 of the word, si";nifies leaves ol' 
 trees or of plants ; or somo 
 reference to leaves ; as : Meg- 
 tvibag, among leaves. Sagi- 
 baga, tlie leaves on the trees 
 
 1 'I 
 
 % 
 
 Ui 
 
 At 
 
 !v 
 
 ) .: 
 
 >J. 
 
 .1 , 
 
 i! 
 
BAG 
 
 — 64 - 
 
 HAG 
 
 / 
 
 are coming forth, (ionhknba- 
 gansin, the Icavefl treinhk' or 
 shake l)y the wind. 
 
 llaoukiidis, {nin). I am not 
 (Irunk, I an» Hohor ; p. he(/..sid. 
 S. Anissadis. 
 
 Hagakadisiwin. Soherne.'<8 ; [111. 
 tresnost.] 
 
 llaf/anowe, (nhi). My check is 
 swollen, (or, my check.s are 
 swollen ;) p. baiag.Aoed. 
 
 lidganhkauige, {nin). My jaw 
 in Hwollen, (my jaws are swol- 
 len ;) p. l)ma..(/ed. 
 
 liaj/idSnam'we,{nin). My tongue 
 is swollen ; p. baia..wed. 
 
 lidyidjCine, (nin). My nose is 
 swollen ; p. baia..ned. 
 
 lidgidnn, [nin). My mouth is* 
 swollen ; p. baia..dong. 
 
 lidgigade, {nin). My leg is swol- 
 len, (or, my legs are swollen ;) 
 p. baia..dr'd. 
 
 Bdgigonbagan, {nin). My throat 
 is swollen ; p. baia..gang. 
 
 Hdgignshkinjiuwe, {nin). My 
 eye is swollen, (my eves are 
 swollen;) p. baiag..iced. 
 
 Bdgindibe, {nin). My head is 
 swollen ; p. baia..bed. 
 
 Hdginatoe, [nin). My face is 
 swollen ; p. baia.ived. 
 
 Udginike, {nin). My arm is 
 swollen, (my arms are swol- 
 len ;) p. baia..ked. 
 
 Ddginindji, {nin). My hand is 
 swollen, (my liands are swol- 
 len ;) p. baia.id. 
 
 Bdgish, (nin). I am swollen ; 
 p baidgishid. 
 
 liagisMwin. Swelling, tumor. 
 lldgiside, (nin). My foot is 
 
 swollen, (my feet are swollen;) 
 
 p. baia.,d€d, 
 
 lldgi.s.sin. It is swollen ; p. baia.. 
 gi.tsing. 
 
 liagHairaye, {nin). My ear Is 
 HwoUcn, (my ears are swol- 
 len ;) p. b(iia..ged. 
 
 lidgwa, or-magad. It is shallow, 
 not deep, (a river, lake, etc.,) 
 p. baidguHig, ov-magak. 
 
 liagwadn, {nin], I mem I it hv 
 sowing a piece to it, I patch 
 it ; p. begwaang. 
 
 Uagwad.sti, {nin). I mend shoes 
 l»y sewing a piece on, I patch 
 them ; \). beg. .nod. 
 
 Uagtodassabi, [nin). I mend a 
 net; p. beg.. bid. (The same 
 as, nin bogwdioa ua.sdb.) 
 
 Bagwadjina, (nin). I rip him. 
 1 take his entrails out; p. 
 beg..nad. 
 
 Bagwaidds.^e^ (nin). I mend or 
 patch leggings ; (middss, log- 
 ging;) p. 5e(/..verf. 
 
 Bugwuigan. Patch, piece: pl- 
 an. 
 
 Dagwdige, {nin). I am patch- 
 ing or mending clothes, etc. ; 
 p. beg..ged. 
 
 Bagivdigeioin. Mending, patch- 
 ing. 
 
 Bagumon, {nin). I mend or 
 patch a canoe by sewing and 
 pitching a piece of bark to it ; 
 p. beg..waonod. 
 
 Bagwatimveia sibi. The river 
 is shallow ; p. baiag..iag. 
 
 Bagivdioa, {nin). I mend or 
 patch some an. object; p. beg., 
 wad; imp. bagwa. — Nin monh- 
 wein bigoshka, nin ici-bagwa- 
 wa ; my handkerchief is torn, 
 I will mend it, (by sewing a 
 piece to it). 
 
 Bagwashka, or-magad. The 
 
 i 
 
 
 ^muim^i^'-' 
 
BAJ 
 
 — fi5 - 
 
 lUK 
 
 waves hreak on ii fihallow 
 place, the surf \h l)eatiiijj: on a 
 Hliallow place; p. haia..ka(j, 
 ur-mdijak. 
 
 Ilihjin'stihi. It touches the Ixit- 
 tuni ; p. haitnfivissiiuj. — 0.s7?/» 
 hcslui ii-hiyihiij kill aui-ijamin, 
 lu-h(t(jiiiisia tckiuidn ; we ^o 
 too near the nliore, the canoe 
 will touch tlie hottoni. 
 
 Hdidlil-ijiwcbisiil. Sinner, trans- 
 
 vresHor ; 
 
 pl-./'V/ 
 
 iUtiiVaiKjfshkiil. Hal)ituai ac- 
 
 cuser ; y\.-iiij. 
 I'xndtet/ Jomin. llaisin. 
 It(iiiitiiin</<idc(l. Wood-loose, mil- 
 
 liped, (inillepe<ies;) \>\-Ji(/. 
 Ildii'toj. At the same time, just 
 
 at that time. 
 lUtjibnujnn, {nin). T am staltbed ; 
 
 I am speared; p. hfj..s(>il. 
 iUtjihdiiHiy {nin). I stab him ; I 
 
 spear him; p. he}.. wad ; imp. 
 
 hajil)u. 
 lUijidt'hadony {nin). I make it so 
 
 full that it Hows over, I fill it 
 
 to overflow ; p. hej..dod. 
 iUijidehi, ov-makad. It is under 
 
 water, (a piece of ground, a 
 
 point, etc.,) it is overflowed ; 
 
 p. bcj..bi(j, oT-magak. 
 Ilajidedjiivau aihi. The river is 
 
 highlit flows at full banks; 
 
 p. bej..ang. 
 
 I>ajidhidan,(ni7i) {nima). I pre- 
 fer him ; p. bej.:mad. 
 
 Ihijinana, (nin). I put him in 
 danger of being killed, of per- 
 ishing in some manner; p. 
 bej..nad ; imp. BajinaJ. 
 
 Ihijini', (nin). I come near being 
 killed. 
 
 liajincwagendam, [nin). I am 
 glad to be saved. 
 
 llajHon, (nin). I miss it ; p. 
 ))cjit()d. 
 
 lUikiulf, (nin). I am Iningrv, I 
 starve, I fast, I have nothing 
 to eat ; p. bckdded. 
 
 Ildkdd('d, {nin). I nuike him 
 hungry ; p. hfk..dd. 
 
 Udkddeidis, Anin). i make my- 
 self sufl'er hunger ; J). Iiek..t«id. 
 
 Ihikadnn, [nin). I weep or cry 
 being hungry, 1 weep of hun- 
 ger ; p. Itekudtniitd. 
 
 lidkdd^noddn, {nin). I Imnger 
 after it, I long after it, I desire 
 it ardently; p. b<;k..dan</. 
 
 p. Ock 
 
 ll'MlgC 
 
 lidkadhrin. ll'Miger, famine, 
 
 starvation. 
 Hakad'unndijnd. There is tii- 
 
 mine, hunger, starvation ; p. 
 
 bek..(jak. 
 Ihikdnui, (nin). I cut through 
 
 with my teeth some nn. obj. ; 
 
 p. bck..nidd. 
 lidkiin, adv. Otherwise, dill'e- 
 
 renlly ; another thing. 
 Unkdnad. It is another thing, 
 
 it ia difl'erent; p. bckdnak. 
 Ilakandan, (nin). 1 cut it through 
 
 with my teeth; p. bek..an(j. 
 Ihikandjiyadc, ov-magad. It is 
 
 cut through with the teeth ; 
 
 p. I)ek..deg. 
 
 Bakcinenim, {nin). I am divideil 
 in my thoughts, in my mind ; 
 p. f>ek..?nod. 
 
 nakdnenindin, (nin). I am di- 
 vided against myself; p. hek.. 
 ,snd. 
 
 DakdniSi Imn). I am another 
 person; "p.bek-.nd. 
 
 Bakdn-ishkotawp, (nin). I am in 
 my monthly flowings, (a w<»- 
 nuin.) Properly, I make my 
 Jire elsewliere, not in the 
 
 i 'i\ 
 
 : \ 1 
 
 w 
 
 «./!Ji 
 
 1 1 
 
li 
 
 nAiv 
 
 — t'.ti — 
 
 BAK 
 
 lotl^«> ; (UH tlio pu^rtm Nvoineii 
 
 use tiiilo lit the tiiiic ol tlicii' 
 
 inoiitlilv llowiii^ri.) 
 Jhiliduu'ai(((/(i(l. It Ih ot'iinotlicr 
 
 Hctrt or kiiitl; p. kck. ijak. 
 JI(ikniiW(ii<i</is, {iiim. I iini ol 
 
 uiiotlKT Million ; p. hck..siiL 
 Jiakt', (iiiu). I take uiiutlicr 
 
 route, unotlu'r direction, I 
 
 take iinotlicr lir'uich (>!' tlie 
 
 roiul or Iruil. 
 lltikiUtii, 11(1 V. Aside. 
 ll<ikrt/(Xiiia. Sepunition ofa lake, 
 
 wliere a lake in divided in two 
 
 lirunelies by h projecting: 
 
 point. 
 Jidki'idiiiiiii, in ill). We neparate 
 
 I'roni ea(di other, we leave 
 
 eacli <ttlu'r; p. bck..i(i(IJi</. 
 Ihikn'iliii'iii. Separation ol' per- 
 
 Hons. 
 UakrkdiKi, ail v. On the way- 
 
 Hide, 
 lUikciuik. Youni: lieaver of tliree 
 
 veurH; pi -«»«//. 
 Unknno inikuiui. Tlu! road 
 
 split.'^, Heparate.'^, divides; p. 
 
 hckrrudd. 
 
 lUfkrshkawa, {iiiii}. i leave liiin, 
 <|iiit him, I separate from liini; 
 J repudiate her, (him ;) p. bck.. 
 
 J rei) 
 wan. 
 
 Uakhhkodudimin, [niii). We 
 .separate from each other, es- 
 pecially marrieil jieople, we 
 make a divorce; p. bck..<Ii<l- 
 
 Jki- 
 
 Uukcli'i/ircia slhi. The river di- 
 vide.'', it S])lit.s t)nt in two 
 liranche.-*; p, hdciiKj. 
 
 liakcwehina, (nin) {nan). I 
 throw liim a.'iide, (any ohj.); 
 p. l)ek.:nud. 
 
 UakciDina, (nin) {don). I with- 
 
 draw I'rom him, depart t'roiu 
 
 him, I take another road ; p 
 
 l)ik..uud. 
 ItdkiiriiKui, [iiiih. I depart froni 
 
 it, withdraw from it, 1 put it 
 
 away ; p. hck. auij. 
 ItdkiVti, iuiii.], 1 ^o into the 
 
 water, (to luithe or to fetch .s, 
 
 th., etc.) ; p. bckohid. 
 ltdkdl)ibulo, (/t//t|.. 1 run into 
 
 the water ; p. bek.dod. 
 lidkohii/ird.s/ikivdil, (////*). I 
 
 jump or leap in the water ; p 
 
 l)i:k..iiid. 
 Itdkdbiiui, (nin) (nan). I launch 
 
 or put liim in the wator Hlii^ht- 
 
 ly, (a person or any ohj.i 
 
 p. bek.:iiad. 
 lidkdbiiiiiidjdird, {niii). I hid 
 
 him go in the water, 1 make 
 
 him jTo in the water ; p. bek.. 
 
 wad ; imp. bakobininuja. — 
 
 Nindui nin wi-bakabiuinajd- 
 
 wa ; [ will hid my dog go in 
 
 the w;'.t<'r, (to letcli .«. th. out. 
 llakobisne, [niii], I lall or .slide 
 
 in the water; p. bck.-sed. 
 
 Bakobi.'i.se, ov-maijad. It .slide- 
 
 or tiillH in the water; p. bck.. 
 
 .teij, ov-inuijak. 
 Bakiibiirebina, (nin) {nan). I 
 
 throw Jiim in the water ; p. 
 
 bck..nad. 
 Ilako/riioebinidis, {nin). I throw 
 
 myself in the water; p. bek.. 
 
 .sod. 
 
 Dakwabidcbina, (nin). I pull 
 him a tootli out ; p. bck..ndd. 
 
 Ijukwabidcbidjiijan . 'I'ooth-pi n- 
 cer.s; (F. davier;) \)\.-an. 
 
 Dakioakobidon, (nin) {bina) 1 
 pull it out ; p. btk..d()d. 
 
 llakwakotchibikebidon, {7iin),ov, 
 nin bakwdkotchibikufjinan, 1 
 
BAM 
 
 — r.7 — 
 
 HAN 
 
 pull it out with llic root, 1 
 
 rodt it out; |i. bvk.And^ or, 
 
 hvk\ nuij. 
 Ilakiri'ikolchiliikihina^ {uin)y or. 
 
 ////( iKifiwahn/i/tiftikdiffiKi. 1 
 
 |iiill soiiio an. olij. out witli 
 
 tlio root; |). l>f/\..iKi(l. 
 Ilitkirdii. Fruit of tlii' viiiojj;iii'- 
 
 tiTo; j)l.-r"' 
 lliiliirtinntiuy hukwiininiij. 
 
 \'iiK!(ri' ■ • ; • '. viM!ii;,'ri(.'r ;) 
 
 111.-'*,, 
 I 
 
 I tftUe cfirp r.r 
 )i>i'l lifni, I clothe 
 
 him, I su, )()rl litni, I cl 
 
 ami I'cctl hiui ; |». Itemidd. 
 Itiiiiiiiiiis, (iiiii\. 1 tukc cnio lit' 
 
 riiNsi'lf, I .support luysi'll"; p. 
 
 Iniii.,sntl. 
 liiniiiiili.iniiu'ii. iSc'ir-fl\ipport. 
 Iltdiiiiiliwin. Support, euro, of 
 
 -(lIMcllOljy, HUSttMliUU'O. 
 
 Ildiuiiivi', (iiin). I take care («»»" 
 a person or persons,) I i*ive 
 support, HUHtt'iiuuce ; 
 iiiiiwcii. 
 
 lUiiitikdii, {iihi). 
 charge, I take 
 liciiiikdiij/. 
 
 lidiiiiknwa, {iiiii) 
 
 I liav( 
 curi' ot 
 
 p.' t)e- 
 \v'\\\ 
 
 It 
 
 l>- 
 
 ,1 have S01HP 
 Kii. oiij. ii'i cliar<ro, I take cure 
 ol'iiiiu, (lier, it ;) p. hem. .wait. 
 
 llainikodadin, (nin], S. liamii- 
 (lis. 
 
 11(1111 iskw(( i(fade(/ ,s(U/a ujaii . 
 Screw: (that is, a turned or 
 twisted nail ) 
 
 l'(niiii(7(jan. Servant, waiter; 
 
 ]•• •-«'/• 
 l>(tiiiil(h/ckwc. Female servant, 
 iiiuid-servant, .servant-jrirl ; 
 
 1 •'•-.'/; 
 Iliimihljfetviii. Service, state and 
 
 eojiditiou of a servant. 
 I'xtniib'Kjcwiniiii. Male-servant, 
 
 "ervaiit ; \)\.-W(i(j. 
 
 Ildinihtii, (nin). 1 nerve it, I la- 
 lioi' ill it or for it ; p. heini- 
 t(in(/. 
 
 Ilamitdwa, (uiii). I serve liiiii, I 
 mil his serviml : p. Ikiii-.u^kI. 
 
 Hdinifini, niiin. I take care ol 
 it, I support it ; p. InmUad. — 
 \Vvw<:ni ki Ixiniifou viiaiv, 
 vou lake well care of my 
 liiidy, (of me,) 
 
 Uditddn, {ithi) I miss it, I 
 don't hit it, (shooting or 
 throwinjr at it ;) p, IniuutiKj. 
 
 UdiKihdintt, iiiiu}. I lose si^iht 
 of him ; p. licn.Jiidd. 
 
 Ihiddlidiuldit, [nil!]. I lose si^ilit 
 of it ; u. hen. .an;/. 
 
 lUntilddil, * It is spoiled, lost ; 
 p. hvndddk. 
 
 Ildiidd'iiddi/o.f, (niiij. I am con- 
 sidered lost; p. hi'n...iid. 
 
 lldnddciuid(fwd(l. it is consi- 
 dered lost; p. beu..Wdk. 
 
 Hdnddtnddm, {nin). I despair 
 lof s. til. or soincdiody;) p. 
 /}en..dan{/. 
 
 Jlduddeuintd, Inin). T despair 
 of him, I consider him lost ; 
 p. ben. .mad. 
 
 Ii<inddi.s, inin). I am losinji' 
 j)roperty, l<jsin^ my soul, am 
 running into perdition and 
 ruin ; p. benddi.sid. 
 
 Jianrldiniwiu. Loss, ruin ; per- 
 dition ; damnation. 
 
 Bdnddjid, {nin). J spoil him, I 
 .seduce, ruin, lose, destroy 
 him ; p. ben., ad. 
 
 Bdiiddjiidi.s, {nin). I lose, ruin, 
 destroy myself, I condemn 
 
 * XoTK.--Tli(' fifiiKi (itidire oC Itils 
 iiiiil the lollowiiiK 8cvi'ii verliH is liinii- 
 ed by iiu-riiy duubliii^' the lii'sl sylUible; 
 as; Jiabumulad, etc. 
 
f^ 
 
 It 
 
 BAN 
 
 — 68 — 
 
 BAP 
 
 niyaelf, I imiuhc my own daiii- 
 fiuliitii ; p. hen. .sod. 
 
 Hiiuailjiin'diifi(/(itl. It Ix caiis- 
 \\\<: lr)HH, (Icstnic.tioii, ruin, 
 iluMiiiiKioii ; I), hen. .(ink. — 
 Mill ikiiu's/i kiwin innii hiilin/r 
 ltiiii(((ljiiirfin(itf(iii ; the I mil 
 liti'iit of (Iriiikinj; lanlent li- 
 (|iior) is i'Hpcciiilly (rauHinj? 
 loHH, (IcHtructioii, etc. 
 
 JhiiinirfiHass, (iiiii). I lose jiro- 
 pcrfy, I HulIVr lo.ss, (luiiia<;c> ; 
 p. hcn..snd. 
 
 IJdiifitr/n'fdssowiii. LctHH of pro- 
 |KM'ty, (lania^rc 
 
 llnnddjitmim, inin) or, ?Ji« ha- 
 iKiiljHammrn. \ H\yo\\, lose or 
 ruin Honictliin'' Itolont'in}' t(» 
 liini, or any way relating to 
 him ; p. hen.. vail. 
 
 lUiiiililjUoii, {nin\. I spoil it, I 
 ruin, (lostroy, lose it, I dissi- 
 pate it, waste it ; p. hpn..tnd. 
 
 JidiKu/aiiJi/ihkft, inin). I lose a 
 nail ; p. hcn..k<id. 
 
 Jidiidj/irniin, («///). I miss him 
 in my snare, he avoids my 
 snare, or escapes out of it ; ]). 
 heii..nnd ; i:np. hanagwaj. 
 
 JhinatfWfi.t, inin). I avoid or 
 escape a snare; p. hen. ..sod. 
 
 Jinnaukan, (nin). I bruise it, 
 crush it; p. hen.. any. 
 
 Jianaaikawa, Uiin). I bruise or 
 crush him ; p. hen..wad. 
 
 Bandwa, inin). I miss him, I 
 don't hit him, |(shooting, 
 throwing, spearing;) p. hena- 
 wad ; imp. hand. 
 
 lianigakmaxinaiyan. Chan pa- 
 per, (that is, white, not writ- 
 ten paper.) 
 
 lianijdwdn. Slice of dried sjjiok- 
 P(l venison ; pi. -an, 
 
 Jtaniktina, (nin). I miss him in 
 my trap, he avoids my trai). 
 escapes out of it ; \\.hfn..nad ; 
 imp. haniknj. 
 
 lianiko.i, inin). I avoid or es- 
 cape a trap, ! was alnxint 
 caught in a trap; p. Iti-nikn- 
 ,sf)d. 
 
 lianina, (nin\ {nan). I let some 
 obj. fall to the grouml, I drup 
 it, it escajx's my hands ; p. 
 ht'iiinad ; imp. haiiin. 
 
 lianl.'ihkiratafjaii. Ahj. mask; 
 \)\.-an. * 
 
 lianitani, (nin). I don't under- 
 stand well what I hear; p. he- 
 ■nitantj. 
 
 Jianitdn, inin) (wa). I don't un- 
 derstand hiu) well, (although 
 I hear him talking;) p. hen . 
 wad. 
 
 liannan, (nin) {swa). I broil or 
 grill it; p. hennany. 
 
 Hap., (nin). I laugh, I smile; p. 
 haiujrid. 
 
 Hdpia, (nin). T laugh at him, I 
 smile at him frien«lly, kindly ; 
 1). haidpiad. 
 
 Jiapiiima, {nin). I revile him ; 
 p. haia..inad. 
 
 Bapijima, (nin). I speak to him 
 urgently, connnanding iiim : 
 p. hep. .mad. 
 
 Jidpinendavi, {nin). I rejoice 
 
 in thoughts; p. haia.,ang. 
 Bajnnendamona, {nin). T make 
 
 him rejoice in thoughts; p. 
 
 haia..nad. 
 Bapinendamovyin, Rejoici ng, 
 
 joyful thoughts, joy. 
 
 Bdpinenim, (nin). I rejoice, I 
 am joyful, gay, glad ; p. haia.. 
 mod. 
 
 Bapinenimoa, {nind). I make 
 
 Ml 
 
 (|l 
 
» '; 
 
 HAI' 
 
 — G'J — 
 
 HAS 
 
 liini rejoice, I iniike liiin gay, 
 u'lml, jdVful ; \).lnliii..o>l ; iiii]), 
 Imviuminw. 
 
 !liil>iiu'iiiiiH)wiii. Joy, rejui''iiij?, 
 pleiiHiint, j^iiyneHs, iiierriiiient. 
 
 Itiipini,iiw<iaau. Kinitieiit diiii- 
 jjor, peril, tliingeruuH thing; 
 jil.-«f/. 
 
 Hdjiinndaf/f, tnhi). I scorii ; I 
 wiirtte i |). Ixiid.ijtui 
 
 l!ttltiii(i(l(t[jcwiH, or, ixtpintKhi- 
 iiKiirin. Scorning, deriHion, 
 niiK;i<ery, HcoHing ; wasting, 
 spuilitig. 
 
 I!(h>ini)(laii, {niii}. I laiigli at it, 
 I riilicule It, mock it, deride 
 it; r waste it; p. b(ii(i..ilaiti/. 
 
 rni}iiiin<law(i, (««'«)• I langli at 
 liini, I <leride or ridicule him, 
 I mo(d< him ; I waste Home 
 nil. oltj, ; p. h(ii(i..ir<id, 
 
 Hi'ijiish, or hiihaj)is/i, adv. Tiiis 
 word always occurs cuimect- 
 ed with an ailverh ot'negation, 
 k<i, kiiwin, kcijo ; and is em- 
 ployed to give an additioiuil 
 force to the negation or pro- 
 liihition. — A'«w//t bnpinh ; no, 
 not at all. Kcijo bnpish IJd- 
 h'en ivedi ; don't go there at 
 all. 
 
 Bapishky (nin). I like too much 
 to Inugh, 1 am in a hahit of 
 laughing always; p. haia.kid. 
 
 lidjntamowiniken, (nin). I ex 
 pose it to laughter, I make it 
 ridiculed; p. baiap..ked. — Ki 
 haintamowinrkeik Iced anoki- 
 win, you make people laugh 
 at your work. 
 
 liapUamowiiiikcnau, inin). I 
 make sonieau. obj. ridiculed ; 
 
 p. baiu..ked. (V. Conj.) 
 HCipiton, [nin). I laugh at it, I 
 
 ridicule it; p. 
 
 mock, deride, 
 buiiipitiid. 
 
 lidpiwin. Laughing, laughter. 
 
 /iim/ionjiii/au. Whig; scourge, 
 lash ; pl.-/n<. 
 
 /{os/iiiiijrii/iin, {iiind). \ am 
 whippeil, scourged ; p. hr.s/i.. 
 null 
 
 Itii.i/ii'init'iifi', inin). I whip, I 
 chastiMc; p l>i;.s/i..(/rd. 
 
 lid.i/imijriijnrin. Chastisement, 
 whipping, scourging, tlage'u- 
 tion, lashing. 
 
 Ihi.Hliaiijrwu, (nin). I whip him, 
 scourgo him, chastise him; I 
 lash him ; p. bcsk..wad ; imp. 
 hii.s/i(tiijr. 
 
 HiLs/iii/icudis, inin). I am capri- 
 cious, I urn Helt-willed ; p. 
 bc.HlL.sid. 
 
 Jid.s/ikiibi.'t.sini, (nin} or, ///;/, 
 ba.'iku'idjowii.s.'tdn. I scald it, 
 I pour boiling water on it ; p. 
 b(;.^..iini/. 
 
 Bd.'ihkohi.s.'iodi.i, {nin) or, nin 
 hd.skirahdird.'s.s. I scald my- 
 self with boiling water ; p. bcs.. 
 Hod. 
 
 HdskkobiK.^wa, (nin) or, nin, 
 bankwabnuHis.swa. I scald him, 
 pouring boiling water on him, 
 (a per.son or any other an. olc 
 ject ;) p. bcs..wad ; imp. basli.. 
 tvi. 
 
 BtiKkikwa^nn. Lancet for bleed- 
 ing ; pl.-au. 
 
 lid.tkikw^ii/e, {nin). I let blood, 
 I bleed somebody; p. bdia.. 
 (jcd. 
 
 Bdxkikweiijewin. Blood-letting, 
 bleeding 
 
 lidskikweiva, (nin). I bleed 
 l"im ; p. baia .wad ; imp. bas- 
 kikxoc. 
 
 .1 
 
 , \ 
 
 f ii 
 
 I 
 
 " 
 
BAH 
 
 - 70 - 
 
 BAT 
 
 I have 
 ])itcli, 
 
 Jiuss, {mn). I dry, 1 !)ocoino 
 dry ; p. haiCiiisod. — Naoayin- 
 n(i(^()i/ ;/i-hrsatoaa, tlie boards 
 dried, ('.ii'caine dry.) 
 Iias:s(i(/w(((jaini, or-iiia<ja(L It 
 '8 thick, (soiiie liquid ;) ii.hcss 
 ..mf(/, or-7naf/ak. (T.'ie Hanu' 
 as l'<ts<i(/ir(i(/(aiti.) 
 Jidssakoiiiii iljiu , ( II in). 
 sticky liiiiids, (from 
 otc.) ; ]). be.ss\.ii}(l. 
 Ha.t.sania, iiiiii). 1 am drying'; 
 meat, or other olijects ; )). bai- 
 n,s\sa>iifid. 
 lidnsamdwin. The act ot dry- 
 ing' s. til. 
 Jiiis,sa>i, {niu). Iilry it; p. Ixii- 
 
 assad. 
 lianaassuhanalc . Pole to li'ini: 
 a net on to dry, net-drying 
 pole ; \A.-()n. 
 Jhtssikodiii, iiu'ii]. I match it 
 (with a matching plane;) p. 
 b((i((..aii(/. 
 Jias.sikudji(/aii. Matching plane ; 
 
 \A.-(iit. 
 ^iuKfiikona, iiiin). I match it, 
 {((II. u\\].) ; Y>. baia..nad ; imp. 
 bii.s.sikoj. — NidnKjistiaiioij niii 
 basfiikuiiaii, I am matching 
 boaidn. 
 JkiNsikuiebina, inin). I tie or 
 hind .>■'. th. round hi.s Iiead ; p. 
 bcsfi.iiad. 
 liassikwcbU, (nin). I put or tie 
 s.tli. round my head ; p. bcss.. 
 sod. 
 Bassikwebison. Any thing tied 
 
 round the head; pl.-a». 
 Basfiiiif/wewu, {in'n). I strike 
 him in the face ; p. bcsn-.ivad ; 
 imp. bas,sin</ti:r. 
 BdHshidpakwcjiiian . Flour. 
 Banaitdtjan. Sun (lower ; (F. 
 tourno.sol ;) pl.-«//. 
 
 Bdssiwa, {nin). I dry ponie an. 
 
 ohj. ; p. baiass-.tvarl. 
 Bdtiir-. This particle, prefixiil 
 to verltH or substantives, give.-- 
 them a signification \\'liich 
 implies the idea of sin, wr(>ii;f. 
 damage. (Example.^ in some 
 of the Ibllowing \Nords.) 
 Bnta-dodiKje, {nin). 1 do wrong 
 to pc'oi)le, I sin against somt- 
 liody ; p. ba!u..;/ed. 
 Bata-dddam, (nin). I do wrong, 
 I sin, (ii) aciioii); p. baia.. 
 daiuj. 
 Batddowiii. Sin, bad action, 
 tault, vice, transgression, 
 crime ; \A.-an. 
 liald-ijijwc, [nin). I speak sin- 
 ful v'cked word.s ; I bhi>- 
 pheme ; p. buia..wed. 
 Ikdu-<i[iwcwin. Sinful speak- 
 ing; blaspheining. 
 Bafa-ijiuiebad. It is sinful, il 
 is wicked, wrong; p. bain, 
 bak. 
 Bafa-ijiwebis, {liin). I sin, I am 
 a Kinner, I ;iin wicked ; p. 
 baia..,nd. 
 liata-ijiwebisiwin. Sin, sinful- 
 ness, wickedness, bad sinful 
 behavior or condr.ct. 
 Baiainad. 'J'hereis much ol' il ; 
 
 }t. baia..nak. 
 Bata-indind, (nin). I sin ; p. 
 
 baiaiadiaid. 
 IkUa-inead^ja, (nin). I have a 
 sinful thought, or sinful 
 thoughts, I sin ia thouglit.s ; 
 p. baia..dan(j. 
 Ba Id-in cndani o w in . S i n f u 1 
 
 thoughts, sipfui thinking ; 
 p\.-uu. 
 Bataini. The. '^ is much of il, 
 [an. obj ;) they areinimcrou.- ; 
 also, he lias a large family. 
 
 '■ i . !' 
 
 \ 
 
 n 
 (rl 
 
BAW 
 
 -- 71 
 
 BEB 
 
 
 P. baiatainid. — Batdinijouia 
 oiiKi, tliero is too much ino- 
 iicy licro. liataini JcUjand.sli, 
 Tlic Eiij^lish arc nuincrouH. 
 IhUdiiii aw atualdndbe, tliis 
 Iiuliiui luiti a nuriierous fami- 
 ly. 
 
 Jidlamd, (iiin). I accuse Iiim, 
 I give testimony against liii», 
 I condemn him hy my testi- 
 mony ; J), haidiamad. 
 
 HdtaiKjc, (aiii)- I accuse,! give 
 testimony to ciaiviction, to 
 coiuk>mnatio?i ; p. hnidtuiKji'd. 
 
 Jhilas, {uiii}. i luirt myself, 1 
 ilumage or wrong n)yself, I 
 lame myself; I sin ; p. baia.. 
 /((■sod. 
 
 Hntc, oY-mayad. I is dry ; p. 
 Iniiatcijy ov-maiiak. 
 
 Itd/ei/ii/o. Drieil fish ; pl.-m//. 
 
 Ildlrmiu. A dried whortleberry; 
 pi -ail. 
 
 Bdinnishimiii. Dry apple; pl.- 
 
 lliittwiidmi. Dried meat. 
 Ildiraan, iiiiii], 1 l<nock it off 
 
 w.tli a stielc, (wild rice ;) also 
 
 I trash it ; p. beioaaiuj. 
 I'lnrdiljij/au. Dream • lA.-ati. 
 llnwddjiiie, [aiti). I dream ; p. 
 
 Ii('w..ijcd. 
 iUncdhjidi, or bawaiijanak. A 
 
 stick to knock out ; flail ; pl.- 
 
 aii, or ail. 
 
 Ihiwamindn. A kind ol' wiid 
 cherry ; \A.-an. 
 
 HuwdiminanafjawaiiJ. A wild 
 cherry-tree ; \)\,-ia. 
 
 I'xnrdiia, {iiin). Idream of him ; 
 
 ]>. bi'irdiiad. 
 lUui'i'iiiiia, ill hi) (ndii). I strike 
 
 oil' the dust from it; p. bcw.. 
 
 itad, — Niii mos/nvciii iiln ba- 
 
 imyiiia, I shake ofT the dust 
 from my handkerchief. 
 
 Jiawi.'iidciihinionowiu. Any thing 
 to wipe the feet on ; \)].-aii. 
 
 lidwitiii, (pron. baolii/). Uapids 
 in a river ; (F. rapide, saut.) 
 
 Bawiwcbina, (niii) or, nin bairi- 
 webislikawa. I shake him oil', 
 (any an. ohj.) ; p. bcw. .ad. 
 
 Bi'bakdn, adv. Separately, dii- 
 ferently, in diil'erent direc- 
 tions, in ditlcrent places. 
 
 Bcbaiiiadisid. Traveler, pas 
 senger; pi.-;////. 
 
 Bcbdiuika iijod bcbi'Jii/u<ja iijiii . 
 One who is carried in u car- 
 riage ; \}\.-i/odji(j bcb... 
 
 liebdinouiiijod bcbrjii/oijuiijlii. 
 One that is carried alioiit on 
 the back of a horse, a rider, a 
 horseman ; \'\.-<l<>djiii. 
 
 Bcbrjii/, num. Some, a few ; one 
 by ono. 
 
 BebrJi</o(/uiiJ/. Horse, (animal 
 with one iioof, that is, unclo- 
 ven hoof;) jyl.-//.— S. IxauJ. 
 
 Bcbeii</o(/aiiJi-biiiakwei</ait, or 
 bcbcjij/oifaiiji-biiiikiraii. Cur- 
 ry-coiKl>, horse-romb; \)\.-an. 
 
 B('b(ji<jiH/anJi-iii(niiiiiiiii . Oats, 
 ( projjerly , hurse-rico.) 
 
 Bcbejij/oi/aiiji-niii bimamii/. The 
 liorse carries me on his back, 
 I ride on horsel-dick. 
 
 Bebcjignr/aiijin.s'. Colt, tilly ; 
 ]A.-a(/, 
 
 Iir,bci/i(/i)(/a)iJ/-ouapi.s'oVHii. Har- 
 ness of a horse ; \A.-aii. 
 
 j'h'b(''iii/o</aiiji-ii.s(iir. llorsp-tai I. 
 —H'dviir. 
 
 Beb<ji(/o(/aiiJii('i(/aiiii;/. StJibh; 
 for horses, (horse-house ;) pL- 
 
 Oll. 
 
 Bcbcjiijoijaiijiwimij. Horse-dung. 
 Bcbejiijoijaiiji-winisitssaii . Tho 
 
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 mane of a liorso, (liorse-liair.) 
 
 JiflK'.sho, adv. Xoar togotlier, 
 near one another, thickly. — 
 Jiehcuho nia daiiiia, we live 
 near to<;ether. Bebeslu) aiii- 
 aiewaii odeiidwan ; there are 
 villages all long at short dis- 
 tances from each other. 
 
 Jlidyikinoiuj, adv. Ditl'ereiitly. 
 — Kawiu huhihiiKHii/ iiiinl iiic- 
 initKisshj, I don't think them 
 diderent, (1 don't esteem them 
 diH'erently, hut alike, without 
 respect of persons.) 
 
 Ih'hitosi. The first stomach of 
 ruminating animals. 
 
 Jicbiwijiaidjhj. The little ones, 
 the small ones, (person.s or 
 other ail. ohjects.) Jicbiwiji- 
 nidjiy ahiiKx/Jiid;/, little chil- 
 dren, litbiwijinidjiij opiiu'i/, 
 small j)0tatoes. 8. Jiabiinji- 
 ni III ill. 
 
 licb()kwcda<iiiii iiii/-(/isi.s.s . The 
 month of Ajjril; (the snow- 
 shoe-hreaking moon.) 
 
 Bed, bidj, in compositions, sig- 
 iiities nlow, slack. (Examples 
 in some of the following 
 words.) 
 
 Bt'dciulam, iiiiii). 1 ani slow, 
 (in iny thoughts and resolu- 
 tioiis;) p. baicdendaiKj . 
 
 Bcdendamowiii. Slowliness of 
 mind, tliought, resolution. 
 
 Bcdjibato, (iiiii). I run slowly ; 
 J), bale. .tod. 
 
 UnljiiJ, (niii). I grow slowlv • 
 
 p. bale. .(/id. 
 B<'djiijiii- It grows slowly ; p. 
 
 i)(iir..(/iii</. 
 Jiedji.'i.siii,{iiiit). I eat slowly; 
 
 p. baictiid. 
 Bcdjiw, {niii). I am slow in my 
 
 doings, works," etc.; p. buir.. 
 
 wid. 
 BMoxsc, {nin). I walk slowly ; 
 
 p. baie.-sed. 
 B([ji<l, num. fine ; a certain ; the 
 
 otlier. — 1i''ji<J kwiwi.scii.s, n 
 
 certain hoy. Bcjig kinik, thy 
 
 other arm. 
 Bi'jig, {nin). I am one; I am 
 
 alone ; p. baiejii/dd. 
 Bcji;/ nijiirad. One of the two, 
 
 {an. obj.) 
 Brjii/di'ninia, (nin). I think only 
 
 on him, 1 think constantly on 
 
 him ; p baicwad. 
 B^'jiijokam, (nin). I am alone 
 
 in a canoe or boat; p. baic. 
 
 kaiKj. 
 lhjii/oininatj,i\., an, one.-— This 
 
 word alludes to a ijhibuhiiis 
 
 object; as : BejiijoiniiuKj tvhiss. 
 
 b(j'(/»niina<j nii-s/iiiiiin ; one 
 
 tiirni]), one apple. 
 Bcjiijnnjan. An only child. 
 Bcjiyonje, iniii). T have only 
 
 one child ; p. baicjed. 
 B('Ji(/o.slik. One breadth ofclotli. 
 
 of cotton, liiicn, etc. 
 Brjikwdbik, a, an, one ; allud- 
 ing to metal, stone, (ila-s.s ; as : 
 
 Beji(jwdbik Joiriia ki-minin, 1 
 
 jfivethee a dollar. 
 
 \\'n.setc/ii(janubik nin. (ji-biij- 
 
 traan bejiktcdbik, I ijroke u 
 
 window-glass. 
 
 Bejigicakivoagan. 8. Ninyol- 
 loakwoaaan. 
 
 Bcjigii^cin. It is one, one thing, 
 the same thing. 
 
 BejiijwanoiKj, adv. Always in 
 the same place ; always the 
 same thing. 
 
 BeJi(jW(ili(/, a, an, one; alluding 
 to wood ; as: Bejij/irdliij im- 
 
 I. 
 
lutli. 
 
 alliiil- 
 i.s ; a« : 
 dnin, 1 
 
 jiys 
 
 III 
 
 ys 
 
 the 
 
 11m 
 
 liiiL' 
 
 f'U 
 
 //((- 
 
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 - 7:^ - 
 
 BlfcS 
 
 }t was given to me, ami 
 u liunakercluef. 
 
 haijUxay, bejiifwdtiy abioi ; u 
 lioard, or one l)oard, one pad- 
 <lle. 
 
 }}rii(fwe<j, a, an, one; alluilinjr 
 to stuff', a blanket, a )iaii(l- 
 kercliief, etc. ; as : Bejigiveij 
 wnboidn nin (fiminufo, win 
 dash he'iijweii monntvea : a 
 lilanket was 
 to liini 
 
 I'eiigu'endmjwad. It is consi- 
 dered all one and the same 
 thin<r ; p. bai(;..wak. 
 
 J'njiiiwenaaaoHimin, (nin). We 
 are considered all one and tlie 
 same person ; p. bait.. aid jiij. 
 
 Jii'Jii/wcndain, (nin). I have 
 always the same thought, I 
 am cinstant ; p. baie .anq. 
 
 I]cjiiiwendamin,{nin).. We think 
 all the same thing, we are 
 united i'l our thoughts and 
 sentiments, we agree together; 
 ]). baicdangiij. 
 
 I'i'iijfwendamoiinn. The same 
 thought, unity and conform- 
 ity of thoughts and senti- 
 ments, concord ; constancy. 
 
 />V7ia, adv. Slowly, quietly, 
 gently. 
 
 Jir/iU ! interj. Stop ! hokl on ! 
 not so quick ! 
 
 Bekildendatjos, (nin). 1 ant long 
 suftering, jjatieiit ; p. baie.. 
 
 ■ .sid. 
 
 Btkddcndayosiwin. Long sutler- 
 ing, uatience. 
 
 J>>'k<idi.s, \nin). I am (juiet, 
 still, mild, meek, forbearing; 
 patient in contradictions, 
 {witkout snfferiny ;) p. baie.. 
 .^id. 
 
 BckadisivHn. Tranquillity, still 
 iinil quiet behavior, miMness, 
 meekness ; patience, 
 
 I'ART II. 
 
 liekadowc, (nin). 1 sjjeak low. 
 (not loud;) p. baie. .wed. 
 
 Ih'ka nin kfilat/endam. I am 
 patient in mff'vrinti.H, in sick- 
 ness, lalior, perseciitidii. 
 
 Jiekaninid. Another one. 
 
 Jii'kiiih, adv. At the same time. 
 
 Bi'komi n ayakka^t/i kobikaiijan. 
 Padlock, (round lock.) 
 
 Bnnddai/ad. One that swims, a 
 swimmer ; y\ -Jiff' 
 
 Bnnddawabid. One thats(piints, 
 a squ inter ; pi.://.'/. 
 
 Bdinddinid. One that lives, 
 somelio<Jy ; p\.-l>eni(idinidji;/, 
 people, folks, the world. 
 
 BhnibatiHl. One that runs, ji 
 runner; \)\.-jiif. 
 
 Bnnidekadeg pn-thki-iit/an. Car- 
 abine. S. Bimidekade. — This 
 signihes pn){)erly : " Greased 
 gun." 
 
 Bemiijed. One living in a house 
 or lodge, an inhabitant ; jil.- 
 
 Benio.s.s'e.s.si</. One that does n< it 
 walk, a lame person, unable 
 to walk, a cripple ; pl.-o,'/- 
 
 Benddjitod nd ai~tnan. One that 
 wastes his things, a spend- 
 thrift, squanderer, prmligal 
 person ; pi. benadjUodJiy nd 
 aiimiwan. 
 
 Benyox, {nin). I am dry, not 
 wet ; p baicngo.vd. 
 
 Beni/wah'ainif/a. The ground or 
 soil is dry; p. l»aie..(/u</. 
 
 Benywan. It is dry ; p. baieny- 
 wany. 
 
 Bniywanain, {nin). My throat 
 is dry, I am thirsty ; p. haie.. 
 mod. 
 
 Be.ihibia, (nin). I mark it, {an. 
 olij.),Imake marks or figures 
 on it; p. baicad. 
 
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 lieHhiijahiaii. A tiling to mark 
 with, a 8crat(!li-a\vl, a jjrraver, 
 etc. ; ])l.-o'/. 
 
 Jitisho, iidw Near, ni*:!!, clope 
 l>y. 
 
 Hrahodfuis \iiin]. I draw iii<!;li 
 liiin, I approadi him, I come 
 to him ; [). 'inie..ail. 
 
 livsho Ilia tail.!."'. I make a 
 fihort step ; helirs/io ain iako- 
 ki, or, bes/in iiia tatakoki, I 
 make short steps in walking. 
 — S. Wassa niii inkoli. 
 
 lU'slioHikava, (iiin). I come 
 near him, I approach him ; 
 p. haic.vmd. 
 
 BeHlwwad. It is near, close l)y ; 
 p. haies/inwak. 
 
 B(''n/i()wendn(/w(i<J. It is con- 
 sidered near; ]). haicwak. 
 
 Jii'sika {w'li). I walk, navigate 
 or travel slowlv ; p. haiedsiikd. 
 
 Jie.sikimui(/otl. 1 1 goes or moves 
 slowly ; p. haie.Jiak. 
 
 Jiesikmcin. Slow walking, slow 
 traveling. 
 
 lUtchiij, {nin). I grow very 
 slowly ; p. haietchujid. 
 
 IhUcliUfin. It grows very slow- 
 ly ; p. baie.iiij/. 
 
 Jhwendagos, {nin). lam worth 
 little ; p. haie..ftid. 
 
 Jiewenhna, (nin) (dan). I think 
 little of him, I esteem him 
 little ; p. haie.mad. 
 
 B^tiriiajos, [nin). They mi.s- 
 trust my sp .king, they <lon'l 
 helieve wliat they hear me 
 say ; p. hnie..sid. 
 
 Bi, or, pi. This particle is pre- 
 fixed to verbs or substantives, 
 to give them the signification, 
 of upproachimj, coming on ; 
 fts ; Bi-naivakicci(fissinin, come 
 
 lo dinner. Bi- nauantoiok ,Cinw 
 here to sing. 
 Bi, as ond-syllaiile in some neu- 
 ter verbs, signifies, /;7/e<Z vith 
 /i</iior, f)r otherwise rclatiini 
 io /iiiHor ; as : iJr/iihi, lie 
 drank enough. Odirilii, he 
 falls being drunk. Modjiqihi. 
 he is gay and joyful in liis in- 
 toxication 
 
 ). 
 
 etc 
 
 Hi, {nin). I wait ; 3. p. hio ; \ 
 hood. 
 
 liia, {nin). 1 wait for him, I 
 await him ; p. hdad. 
 
 Bihtiif, {nin). I cry out, I shont. 
 I call loud ; p. behagid. 
 
 liibar/d, or-ma(/nd. It is thin ; 
 p. I)el)a (/<!(/, or-nia(/<ik. 
 
 Bib(U];1bik(id, It is thin, (metal ;) 
 )). beb..kak. — O.sdm bHt<i(/(dii- 
 kad ow abwewin, this fryinu- 
 j)an is too thin. 
 
 Bifxif/nbikid, {nin). I make it 
 thin or thinner, I thin it, (it- 
 lating to joniia, silver, or 
 (issin, stone, which are an.) 
 
 Bibair^'bikitii aw joniia, aw as- 
 nin, this ])iece of silver, this 
 stone is thin. 
 
 Bibdijatandi wi n. Auction, (cry- 
 ing sale.) 
 
 Bibdijatawc, {nin). I am selliiiLi 
 at auction, (I cry selling;) p. 
 beb..ii'cd. 
 
 Biha(/if/ad. It is thin, (wood;) 
 ]). beb..(/ak. — KUcki bibagij/ad 
 ki tikinagan, thy cradle i,- 
 very thin. 
 
 Bibagigad. It is thin, (clotli. 
 cotton, etc.) p. beb..gak. -- 
 (l.sdni bibagiifad mandaa ado- 
 2><)wini'jin,u\'\8 table clotli \> 
 too thin. 
 Note. The difl'ercnce between 
 
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 tliis iiml Ur- prt'cfdiiiir \v<»nl 
 consists only in tlie promin- 
 ciation, which must he lieard. 
 
 nihaijif/iNi. It istliin. (ii hoard ; 
 or some .silk-stutl';) p. Ijeb...si(l. 
 
 Jlihajikoua, [n,n) [an). I make 
 some ohj. thin, (or thinner,) 
 hy cutting; p. hth.-ndd; imp. 
 hihaijikoj. — ]iiba</ik(>J aw na- 
 hat/i.s)fn(/(ins, cut that shingh' 
 thniner. 
 
 ]h'l)d(/ima, {nin) I call him 
 with a loud voice. Nin hibil- 
 (jitna ananiitin't/aniit/vn;/, I 
 juihlish his hans ol' marriage 
 m the church; p. beb.inad. 
 
 BibOgindCin, (nin). I call it ; 
 J). beh..an(/. — biba</indan 
 nibnwin, he calls death 
 
 Bibaginiiine,{nin). I have tem- 
 ples, (on hoth sides of the 
 head ;) p. beb.ned. 
 
 Jiib(i(/ishe, [nin). It tingles in 
 my ears ; p. beb..ed. 
 
 Jiibaifi.v. It is thin, (some ohj.) 
 p. beb.,sid. 
 
 Jiibagissaga, or-nnij/ad. The 
 
 tloor is thin , 
 magah . 
 Jiibaf/iwin. Crv 
 
 bcb. 
 
 .tjacj, or- 
 
 loud callin>r, 
 
 voice ; publication of the han.> 
 of marriage in the church. 
 Bibilgntam, {nin). I raise the 
 death-whoop, indicating the 
 number of the enemies killed. 
 
 Jiihai/oiamoicin. Indian deaih- 
 whoop. 
 
 Bihini'kamate, or-nuu/ad. The 
 ground is dry, tliere is a 
 drought, want of ruin ; p. heh.. 
 feg, ov-matjak. 
 
 Bihin/'shkinc, or-wa</ad. It is 
 not pressed down ; p. beb..nef/, 
 or-maijak. 
 
 JSibon. V'inter; year. IlibCiniimi, 
 last winter; viinawa tcfii bi- 
 bting, next winter; bUnntg or 
 l)ib()'i(/in, in winter. AV.v.ff) lii- 
 b(>n,nann bibon, midd.'nio bi- 
 bon ; three years, five years, 
 ten ears. 
 
 Bibonai/ad. Year; p. bebova- 
 i/ak. — This word is always 
 preceded liy a number or ad- 
 verb; as: A)iin endas-fo-binn- 
 naguk eko-aiaian (una 'f How 
 many years hast thou been 
 here? — .loiijUHi ni.'^hva.s.io bi- 
 bunugad eko-aiaidn iirc/i ; 1 
 have now been eight years 
 there. 
 
 Bibonagi.s, {nin). This verb is 
 ordy used in conne.xion with 
 a number or adverb, to denote 
 the age of a person ; as : ^Inin 
 oida.stio-bibonagi.siian 'f How 
 many years art thou old ? 
 — Nijtana nin da.s.'io bibonagis, 
 ni.'ihime dashmidn.s.io bibon a- 
 gi.n ; I am twenty years old, 
 and my bnjther ten years. 
 
 Bibonish, inin). I winter, I am 
 in my winter-quarter ; I spend 
 the winter-season in a certain 
 place; p. beb.id. 
 
 Biboni.shrmagad. It winters, it 
 remains or lies somewliere 
 over winter ; p, beJt..gak. — 
 ,1// mna gebibonisliinmgak ow 
 nabibwdn, ; this vessel will lie 
 here over winter, (it will win- 
 ter here.) 
 
 Bihoni.'ihiwiii. Wintering; -viii- 
 (er-quarter. 
 
 Uiboniwaidn. Winter-skin, win- 
 ter-fur ; pl.-rir/. 
 
 Bibon-mikana, Winter-path, 
 (where they use to walk oiily 
 
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 rm 
 
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 BID 
 
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 in tl»e winter-sctiHoii ; i»l.-//. 
 Hid, bid}, bidJL In compoHitioiis 
 
 HitrniHcH rominutkis way, tip- 
 
 proac/iinf/. (^ExninploH hi 
 
 Hoine of the following wonlH.) 
 Iiidul>ama, {nin). I Hce liiiii 
 
 coming this way ; p. bad..viad. 
 Bidubaii. It begins to dawn, 
 
 the hreak of day ; p. hada- 
 
 hniiff. 
 JiidOdiKjak. I nni coming, on 
 
 the ice; p. bad..ed. 
 Jiidndew, {m'n). I come weep. 
 
 ing : p. bad .mod. 
 Jiid/idjim, {nin). F come to tell 
 
 H. til., I bring a nowm or story ; 
 
 p. bad. .mod. 
 Jiidtidjimnfa(/e, (»///). I come 
 
 to tell people s. tii. ; p. bad.. 
 
 (fed. 
 liidadjimoian, {nin). I come to 
 
 tell it ; p. bad.. an If. 
 JiidOdjimntawa, {nin). I come 
 
 to tell liim s. th., I bring him 
 
 news; p. bad. .wad. 
 liid/idjimowrn. Rejiort, news 
 
 brought in ; p].-an. 
 Hidd(jimn.<tse, {nin). I am com- 
 ing on snowshoes ; p. bad.. 
 
 .ted. 
 Bidaifinan, {nin). I bend it 
 
 towar<l8 ine, (wood) ; p. bad.. 
 
 ang. 
 Bidamawa, {nin). I bring him 
 
 s. til.; p. bad. wad. 
 
 Biddnimad. The wind ia com- 
 ing ; p. bad..mak. 
 
 Bidd.t/i, {nin}. I ai.i coming 
 with the wind, (sailing this 
 way before the wind ; j). ba- 
 da.s-/nd. 
 
 Bidd.s'.f, {nin). I bring; p. ba- 
 
 da.tsod. 
 Bidassanmhha, {nin). I am com- 
 
 ing this way in a canoe, boat, 
 
 et(r. ; p. ba<l..kad. 
 Hidd.'<.'iamos.^t, {nin). I come 
 
 this way ; j). bad. ..'ted. 
 
 iild.'isin. It is coming bore by 
 "the wind ; p. bada.<tsin;f. — N<i- 
 
 bikwdn biddsitin, a vessel is 
 
 coming. 
 Bidibiiixa. A Hhowerofrain is 
 
 comitig; p. bu-.tat/. 
 Bidikwdlonc, ov-viayad. The 
 
 tire makes noise | p. bed..ned. 
 Bidina, {nht). I give him or it. 
 
 (some an. o\>y)', j). bddinad : 
 
 imp. bidin. 
 Bidinamawa, {nin). Igiveliim 
 
 or it to him, into his hands ; 
 
 p. bad. .wad. 
 Bidipn, or-magad. A snow- 
 
 storju is coming; p. badipng, 
 
 ur-niagak. 
 Bidjaniiki, {nin) or, bi-annki. I 
 
 come here to work ; p. lia-.kid. 
 Bijibato, {nin). 1 come hen' 
 
 running ; p. ba..tod. 
 BidJUtiannu/d, {nin). I receive 
 
 a letter; p. badjibiamawind. 
 Bidjibide, or-magad. It comes. 
 
 sliding or flying, it slides; p. 
 
 iHtiL.deg, or-magak. 
 Hidjibiigftn. Letter received. 
 
 ^\.-an. 
 Bidjibi.sti bene.s/ii. 'J'he bird 
 
 slides through the air p. bad,. 
 
 ."iod. 
 
 Bidjidabi, (nin). I come here, 
 dragging s. ih. after me; p. 
 bad.. bid. 
 
 B'uIJidJiwan. It runs this way, 
 (/rater, etc.) p. bail .ang. 
 
 Bidjigade, or-magad. It is 
 lirought liither ; p. bad..dvg. 
 ov-magak. 
 
 Bidjigava, {nin). I supplant 
 
 ('(I 
 ■'<id. 
 Ilidjin 
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 Inid. 
 
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 - n 
 
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 liini witli my .foot; }>. had.. 
 
 wad; imp. bicljii/d. 8. /i/ao- 
 
 (/rica. 
 liidjiyidas, {iiiii). I come liere 
 
 Hnjrry ; p. bad. .nod. 
 th'djiju, {nin) or, iiiii hi-ija. I 
 
 come here ; p. ba..jad. 
 nidjimai/OH, («/;»). 1 am biiu'II- 
 
 ('<!, my fKlor comes; j). bad.. 
 
 ■lid. 
 r>idjiinasni<ic, (nin). I spix-ud 
 
 the smell or odur of 8. tli. ; j), 
 
 had.. (led. 
 Itid.'linikawn, (nin\. I puMli or 
 
 nliove him on with my arjn 
 
 orarm.<; \). bad. .wad. 
 lUdjiniHsiton, {nin]. 1 push or 
 
 niiove it Homewliere ; p. bad.. 
 
 lod. 
 
 HidjiHHe bincKhi. The bird <lie« 
 hither, to this place ; p. bad.. 
 ji.s.sed. 
 
 Hid.jisise,or-ma<i(td. Jt lliow hi' 
 thcr, thiw wuy ; p. badjissey. 
 oT-inayak. 
 
 liidjitass, (nin). 1 curry a load 
 licfore hand to .'i place whi- 
 ther I intend to move; p. bad' 
 jiiaHsod. 
 
 liidjiwukwane, (nin). I i)ut on 
 my hat; p. b<cdj..ned. 
 
 liidoma, [nin). I bring liim on 
 my back ; p. badonutd. 
 
 Jiidon, (nin). I brmg it; p. 
 bddod. 
 
 Bidonddn, {nin). I bring it on 
 my back, on my carrying- 
 strap or portage-strap; p. bad 
 ..any. 
 
 llidwewe, in compositions, al- 
 ludes to the hearin;/ oj'aii ap- 
 ^noachiny sound. (Examplen 
 m some of the following 
 words. 1 
 
 Bidwewedjiwan. The running 
 
 of a stream in heard, or the 
 
 rapids of a stream are heard ; 
 
 p. bad..wany. 
 Jiidioewenhin, (uin). 1 urn heard 
 
 coming on; p. Ijad..iny, 
 Iiidwcioetaqoa,{nin). I am heard 
 
 coming liither speaking; p. 
 * i>ad. .aid. 
 Bidweweiawd, (nin). I hear him 
 
 coming hither speaking ; p. 
 
 bud.. wad. 
 BidwcwiduDi , (nin). I come here 
 
 speaking; p. had. .any. 
 Bicicayeninia, (nin), I wait for 
 
 him, in my thoughts, I am 
 
 thinking on his arrival ; p. 
 
 lnu'K\.mad. 
 Bi-yiyiHf (ain). i have or bring 
 
 with me, (somebody or s, th.i ; 
 
 ]). ba..yiyi.sid. — Kawin bi.ji.thiy 
 
 nin bi'ija.'i.si, nin bi-yiyia ,su ; 
 
 I don't come alone, (or with 
 
 nothing,) I bring with me, 
 
 (some person, or some other 
 
 obj.) 
 Bi-yi(/i.sia, {nin). I cause him 
 
 to bring some an. obj. along 
 
 with him ; p. ba-.ad. 
 
 Bi'yiyisimdyad, It comes with... 
 it lirings along with it... ; p. 
 ba-y..yak. — Kitimiwin bi-qiyi^ 
 aimayad kitimdyisiwin, kofd- 
 yitoicinyaic ; laziness brings 
 along with it poverty and stif- 
 fen ng, 
 
 Bi-yiaiain, {nin). I brin^ it along 
 with me, I come with it; p, 
 ba-yiyi.vid. 
 
 Bi-yiyi.sindn,(nin). I have him 
 along with nte, I come along 
 with bin), (any an. obj.) ; p. 
 ha. yiyi.tid (V. Conj.) 
 
 Biyi.fatcdb. iniu). I cannot see 
 
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 uell, I huve weak eyes, dim 
 
 eves; p. bay.. hid. 
 Jiii/inawuuiii, (idn). I cannot 
 
 M'f it well ; p. I)a(j..(t)i(/. 
 Jii-t/iive, (uiiiK I come buck 
 
 ii<^uin ; p. ha-fjiwed. 
 Jiif/obidJi(jade, or-m<i(/(id. It in 
 
 torn J It is taken down, (ii 
 
 l»uildin<^, etc.); it islirokeii, 'a 
 
 commandment ;) p. ha;/. .da/, 
 
 Jii(/(fbi<(ji(fan, or hif/ol)odJi(/<tii. 
 All}' tiling to tear with ; also, 
 a plongh; a harrow; pl.-«/t. 
 
 Jii(/obidJitja.so. It Ih torn, (an. 
 
 ol)j.) ; p. baa, ..sod. 
 Jiii/fdjidjiye, (nia). I tear 
 
 I 
 
 plough ; p. ba;/..(jed. 
 Jiif/ona, [niii] [don). I tear some 
 
 ol)j. ; \). h(ig..nad ; imp. bi(/a- 
 
 bij. 
 liiijodanx, inin). I have torn 
 
 leggings; p. bag..Ned. * 
 Biijode, or-ma(/a(lj (bit/wade). It 
 
 l>reaks in two, hnrning, it 
 
 l)nrns through in the middle ; 
 
 p. ba(/i)dc(/, or-inoj/ak. 
 Bii/i></onam<(, (nin) (or, nin hi(/- 
 
 wdijaiKlma). I break it bv 
 
 striking it, [an. obj.) ; p. bay.. 
 
 mad. 
 Biyoyaadadaii, Iniu) (or, niii 
 
 bitjwayanandan.) I break it 
 
 by striking it, 1 shatter it to 
 
 pieces ; p. bay. any. 
 Jiiyokicaiiaie, Uu'n). I wear torn 
 
 clothes ; p. bay. .ted. 
 Biyunu, {nin). I break some 
 
 an. obj. into pieces; p. bayo- 
 
 nad. — Pakwejiyan nia biyona, 
 
 * Xi>/^. In somooftht'followiiit; words 
 tliere ou^bt to bo tun or wi, iiistetid of o, 
 in tlif second syllable ; but us o is plain- 
 ly beard In pronouncing, we dot it also 
 in writing. Very often wa and u'l are 
 pronouuced like o. 
 
 ashamaywa ahinndjiiay ; I 
 break bread into pieccHtogive 
 it to the children. 
 
 fiiyonii.sdiin, (nin). I break my 
 canoe; I shipwreck; p. btiy.. 
 iiiy. 
 
 Hiyas/iin, (or, biywishin). It 
 breaks, falling to the ground, 
 {an. obj.) ; p. hm/.-iny. 
 
 Jiii/o.^-lika, {nin). 1 break down, 
 J am brcjken, ruined ; I am 
 put out of power, I am rc- 
 mosed from ollice; j). bai/().'</i- 
 kad. 
 
 Biyo.s/ikaira, {nin) {l>dn). I 
 break him down ; f break 
 some <ni. obj. ; I tear it ; ji. 
 bay. .lead. — Nin yi-hiyd.s/ikawi 
 (ur fipaiyi.si.swdn yair nin yi 
 liiyoahixiiwa nin mo.s/iwcni ; I 
 broke this watch, and I tore 
 my liandkerchief. 
 
 Biijussin, lor, biyunnsin.) It 
 (»reaks falling down to the 
 
 jirouiid ; p. hay 
 
 iny. 
 I break- 
 
 it; p 
 
 Biywaan, {nin). 
 
 hiyuHiany. 
 Biywajeiva, {nin). I tear his 
 
 skin, scratching hiuj ; p, bay.. 
 
 wad; imp. biywajc. 
 Biywakamiyaan kitiydn, {nin). 
 
 I break a field or "garden, I 
 
 plough or hoe it ; p. hay. any. 
 Bi(/wakaniiyuiyade, ■ ov-nuiyad. 
 
 The soil or ground is broken 
 
 up, it is ploughed or hoed ; 
 
 p. hay,.dey, ov-mayak. 
 Biyioakavtiyihidjiyan. A thinu 
 
 to break up the ground with, 
 
 a plough ; pl.-rt». 
 Biyicakamiyihidjiye, {nin). 1 
 
 plough ; J). hay..yed. 
 Biywakukioeoiihiihi. A kind ot 
 
 wood pecker; \>\.-iay. 
 Biyirania, {nin) {dan). I tear 
 
BIJ 
 
 7U — 
 
 BIM 
 
 liiin \\\{\i tlie tootli ; |). hn;/wa- 
 
 IIHIll. 
 
 ni(/W(iint, {iiin). I lircak .soiiio 
 (lit. «)l>j. ; |t. Ikii/.h'oiI ; iiiip. 
 Iiii/ii'i'i. 
 
 I>i;/irel)iiiiii(/iiil. 'I'licre arc liniii- 
 clieis ; J). lnii/..</iih\ 
 
 l{i(/ivehiiiiiii/i.si Diiliif. Tlic tie* 
 
 llHS IpnilU'lK'S. 
 
 Ilii/iirkdh, {iiiii). I turn tliis 
 
 \\!iv, ftilfiiiif ; p. hii-(/..hiil. — S. 
 
 Aiii-i/ii't/t>il>. 
 Jiii/irii:ii/iihtiii\ (iiiii). I l\irii 
 
 this way, utmnlimi : p. />«-</.. 
 
 «'/(/. — 8. Aiii-ifwrkij/iihinv. 
 liij/weiii.s/iin It hreiiks fiiUiiig, 
 
 (an. ol)j.) ; p /i(ii/..iiii/, 
 Mi(/iri.s/niiiii, {iiiii) iiloii) (i>r. 
 
 iiiii l>ij/()s/iHii(n. r lirciik it tn 
 
 ))ic'C('s, liy letting it fall down ; 
 
 p. I)(i(/..)ii(iil. 
 Jii-ijd, {niii>, I ('(jiiie; p. ha.. 
 
 ijad. 
 Jii-iJi-(/ikah, iuin). I put iny.-'C'lf 
 
 iioiirer here, sitting; ji. hn.. 
 
 bid. 
 Hi-inika, (niii). I cniiie lion 
 
 fur some roasuii ; p. hn-iiiikiui. 
 
 — Weijoiu'ii lia-inikiiiiiii ? Wliy 
 
 (lost tiioii coinc Iktc? iWliat 
 
 is the reason (jf tliy (•oiiiiiij^?) 
 llijibd, in coinpositioriH, signilies 
 
 round, ((round, 
 liijibdlnifo, {niii}. I niii rouiid, 
 
 anmiid s tii. ; p. bi'J.tod. 
 
 liijibdbiirnii. TliiTcis a wiiirl- 
 wiiid di'iviiii: round the snuw; 
 !>. f >(■].. anil . 
 
 Hijibdoiisc, ill in) 
 J descrilie acireh 
 p. be/.. nod. 
 
 Jiijibd.s.sc bincshi. 'J'lie hird flie 
 
 i'OUIkI, ilescribes a circle. 
 Jlijibrninia, (nin) iddn). 1 tliiid 
 
 , i>. nej. 
 
 01. I feci an 
 
 voniit ; p, 
 
 UHld. 
 
 an 
 bcj. 
 
 I v.alK' rDniui, 
 in walking ; 
 
 always on liiiii 
 liijibiidec, (aiii). 
 
 MKdinatioii to 
 
 I'd. 
 
 liijiw, or pi.siii'. Lvnx ; pl.-a;/. 
 Ilijiwiiidn. Lynx-skin; pi. -</»/. 
 Hijiwc, (nin). 1 hring a scalp, 
 
 oPHcalpH; p. bdjiwcd. 
 liikinniiienx. A kind of small 
 
 pearl ; pi.-''//. 
 JiikfiiniiKii/tiil. It i.s round, of a 
 
 jilobiiltins form; p. bek..i/(ik. 
 ItikdiniinKji.^i. It is round or 
 
 |.'luliulous, ('<//. ohj.) J p. I)ck.. 
 
 aid. 
 liikiiHikwa, or-inai/(id. Tliere is 
 
 a numiier of trees standin;^ 
 
 toji;cther. 
 liinidndon inikiina, (nin). I fol- 
 low a road, path, trail ; p. 
 
 bcni..d(id. 
 JiinuianKi.s, (nin). 1 pass Ky in 
 
 a canoe, singing ; p. hem. ..sod. 
 liiiiHKiiHoi/ bint'.s.siiraij. The 
 
 hirds are together hy tronp.-, 
 
 Iiy gang.M ; p. hciiKiiiinodJi;/. 
 liiiiKKin (nin). 1 take oil' the 
 
 cream, the foam ; p. bciiKtani/. 
 Iliniuiina, (nin). I follow hi.-, 
 
 track ; j). bcni-iKid. 
 liinidboi/, (nin). 1 titiat down 
 
 with the current of a river ; 
 
 'A. p o. ; p. bcin..ij(id. 
 
 JliiniVtoii, (nin). I go down- 
 stream ill a caiioe or hoat ; '.i. 
 \t. o. ; p bcni..n(id. 
 
 Biindddd. it is livini', it ](■ 
 alive ; p. bemudak. — licindduk 
 nihi k, ijd ininain. I will give 
 thee living water to drink. 
 
 Iiinidd(i(fd, (nin). 1 swim ; p. 
 
 bcin..i/ad. 
 liiindddijdk, (nin). I walk uii 
 
 the ice ; j). Iicni .had. 
 
 .* VI 
 
 l\ 
 
 sk 
 
 A 
 
 ( 1 
 
 tH 
 
 V 
 
\m\ 
 
 - HO - 
 
 HIM 
 
 Jiim/idaifasi, (niii), 1 walk in 
 
 the Wiitor, I \va<l<' ; p. hem... 
 
 .sill. 
 ISiiiKKhiwah, {niii). I look ulili- 
 
 i|ii(>ly or unidi', 1 H<|uiiit ; p. 
 
 hain,.lii(l. 
 liiinailiH, {nin). I live, I aiii 
 
 ulivc ; |). he,»i..Hul. 
 liiiiiiuU.siniiiiiivl. It livt'n; p. 
 
 Iirni..ijiil\. 
 JiiiiiihliKiirin. Life, f^ai/i'ifi' I'i- 
 
 niddixiwin, litV I'vcrluMliii;.', 
 
 I'tcrnitv. 
 liinii'iiljiii, [nin). I iniikt' him 
 
 live, I ;rivt' him lili-, I huvc 
 
 liiiii, I viviti(!iite ov vivit'v 
 
 liim ; p. ht'iiiiidjiad. 
 JSiiiHidJiiirr, (nin). I j,'ivc liti-, 
 
 I i*ii\v lilc; p. h('iii..iri(l. 
 Ilini.(h(iit'in,(n.hi). I inuke it live, 
 
 tiiHl is, I ciMiscTve or wave it 
 
 Irom (h'ftriiction ; p. hcnL.tud. 
 liinid<fim(iis.si:, {nin). I jhihs bv 
 
 wiilkiiij; witli huowhIiocs ; p. 
 
 hi'ni..se.d. 
 Jiihi)iJ(i(nn, (nin). S. Jijndrird- 
 
 (ini. Hini(ij<hjitin, (nin). 8. 
 
 Jijixli'we. liiindkosi initi(/. S. 
 
 liinui.<<L(t(/i.si. 
 JUoKikira, ovniaj/ail. Tht>re is 
 
 ii IbroMt, wootif; p. he>n..ai/, 
 
 or-nidi/ak.-Wa.'s.vi toedi binia/i- 
 
 wa, t!ic' Ibri'.st in fur otl IIkti'. 
 Biniakwaan, (nin). I twist or 
 
 H(iucezt' it witii a Htick ; j). 
 
 ham-.aiuj. 
 liimdkwad. 'I'wistod wood ; |)1. 
 
 (in. 
 Biinnkwaiiion. Stick used lor 
 
 twiHtiii;j; or «(pu'ozin>!:; pl.-(//(. 
 
 liinidkwaii/c, (nin). I twi.stwith 
 a stick, I e-iiueeze ; p. ham., 
 (fed, 
 
 Jiinidkicajiuiv, (nin). I pass liy 
 
 in a canoe, or boat; p. hem., 
 v'cd. 
 
 liimdkwnmo, nr-ntitijad. A piece 
 of wood licN <</j liiilhy (not on 
 the ;:roiind ;) p. hc)n..nio<ii or- 
 niiijfdk. 
 
 nini(iki('(ini(it(tn, (nin). I put a 
 ]>ieee ol' wo(kI Homewherc cle- 
 rnfcd trom the j.'ronnd } p. 
 h('ni..1iid . 
 
 liinidkwdwa, (nin). I Hipieeze 
 mtUH'tin. ohj. with a stick ; p. 
 htm.vdd : imp. hinuikwd. — 
 llinidkird dir icdird.'i/ikc.i/ii- 
 icdidn ; S(|Meeze tlii« ih>er- 
 Hkin. 
 
 liinidnddjiwcy (nin). I walk on 
 tlie summit or iMi tiie ridi^o ol 
 a niountain ; p. hem. .wed. 
 
 Jiimdmt) mikand. The road pas- 
 ses... ; p. hcnidnxn/. — .Mi ini(( 
 />cmd(/(></ )nikdn<(, tiie road 
 passes there. 
 
 Jh'manddii}(',(nin). I walk over 
 a log elevated I'rom tlu' 
 ground ; p. h('in..iri'd, 
 
 Jiimd.s/i, (nin). I am sailing; p. 
 hi'md.s/iid. 
 
 liimdshiwin. Sai I i ng. 
 
 Himdfiin. Jt lloatH down-.stream 
 liy the current; p. i)em(if,nn<j. 
 
 Iiim(in'dnidiwd(/ divc.s.via(j. 'J'lie 
 beasts (ur animals) arc toge- 
 ther by troops, by gangs. 
 
 Bimi-. preJix giving to verbs the 
 accessory idea i>\' (/(jinafn/, ui 
 ])dstiin(j through a place or 
 places. (E.xamples in some ol 
 the Ibllowing word.«.) 
 
 }iimihd(/in(( d.s.tcina, (nin). 1 
 twist tobacco; p. ham..nad. 
 
 Bimihd(/ini;/uu,. Twisted to- 
 l)acco. 
 
 Bimihai(j(>, {nin). i aui made 
 
 
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 to pBH.s liy running; I pam l»y 
 
 riiliii^r u'l liurscliark or on u 
 
 carriage; |>. hcmilntinil, 
 lliiiiilnilo, (iiiii). I itaSH liy, nui- 
 
 niiij^; J». luni..(oa. 
 Iliniih<ifniriii. Itmi. 
 Iliiuihii/iiia^ iniii). I f<(|n('ozv it, 
 
 ((*/(. HtuH;) p. />«/». (m/. 
 I{iittil)iiilji(/<iii. Pioujrli; \)\.-fHi. 
 Iliiiiilxiiljii/r, (iiill). 1 pln\iirl) ; 
 
 I p. l)i')U..</ril. 
 ItiiiiihiiK, (iiili). I i^litlf on the 
 
 ico Cor HniUf'cnicnt ; |». hem.. 
 
 ,io<l. 
 Iliniiihniifdii. 8. AifirotraiKik. 
 liiiiii(hil), (iiiii). 1 am .-tittin;: 
 
 ()l>li(iiu'ly ; i». In-m.AiL 
 HiiiKKuihuiui, {nin) {dilii). I 
 
 draw oi' itra^ liim aion<.' ; I 
 
 |ia.-j,« liy curryinj: hin> on u 
 
 ;^lt'i;.'li ; p. hein,.mid ; imp. 
 
 hiiaiihihaj. 
 I}iiiii<l(il)ii/iiii(/(iiiili(iile, or-iii(i- 
 
 ijdil. It in woven ; p. Iivm. 
 
 tit';/, w-iniuidk. 
 Iiiiiiiihil>i;/iiiii/<(uikuii. Any wo- 
 
 vi'h work ; \}\.-(iii. 
 lUiiiiddhij/iiiii/Kiii/ce, {tifii). I 
 
 wcavo ; }». hein..l\t'<l. 
 liiiniili'tkii/Hiian. Clavicule, col- 
 
 lar-t)oru' ; pl.-«/(. 
 I)iiiii(((i/iiniii/iiii. Hail-yard; pl.- 
 
 (III. 
 Uliiiiddkoiiiauii, or, bimidiiho- 
 
 iii-tjan. ruttern for tlir 
 
 nu'rtlK'N in making ti.sji-nets ; 
 
 \>\.-it,a; (meHli-patti'rn.) 
 I)iiiiidd.'</i, {nin). I am driven 
 
 a^idc l)y tlic wiml, (in ft cf ..lOc 
 
 i>r lioat ;) p. hein.id. 
 Ilimidd.s.sd. JJar of a canoo or 
 
 iioat ; pi -//. 
 lliiiddd.ixiii,. It iei driven aeide 
 
 Ity tlie wind; \}.hem..iiiUff. 
 Iluiudc. (jlreuae, fat, oil. 
 
 liimider, {nin) or, hiinidinhka. I 
 
 feel weak and ."^iik, (properly, 
 
 my heart InriiH ;( p. huin..ci/, 
 
 or, lidin.kad. 
 liiiniiU-jdhiniiijan. (!ttHturM;il, at< 
 
 a purging medicine. 
 Uiinidi'kddc, oi-m(((fdd: 1 1 is 
 
 greased ; p, f)<;in..dri/, oi'-ina- 
 
 i/dk. 
 Hiiiiidi'u'ddjiin. Mnimt t)livet. 
 Hiniiilni'dii, It i« greasy, full 
 
 ot';irease; p. Itriii..diii/. 
 Jiimidrwinu, {nin). I put grease 
 
 on him, (or on any iiii. ohj.) 
 
 I gri'iise him ; p. I>eni..ndd ; 
 
 imj). hiinidiirin. 
 /iiniidiirinii/d.i, (nin). I am 
 
 greased ; p. i>ein..sinl. 
 liiiniiii'wis, {nin). I am greasy, 
 
 i am dirty with greawe; p. 
 
 hi'iii..nid. 
 liiiiiidind, {nin) (ndn), I hold 
 
 some ol)j. olilitjUcly ; p, hem. 
 
 iidd. 
 Hiniidji.sfiinid, {nin). I put it 
 
 oltli(|uely, {an. ohj ) ; p. hem... 
 
 mild, 
 liiinidji.^hin. It is ohliquely, 
 
 {dii. <iWj.) ; p. fiein.ini/. 
 Biiniilji.s.siu. It in or lies ob- 
 
 licpu'ly ; }>. hcin.Jnij. 
 Jiiinidjiivdijdkiedd. Hoe, axe 
 
 with an ohlique or turned 
 
 edge; \A.-oii. 
 Jiimidjiirdii. It is running, 
 
 (water;) p. hcoi..dnjj 
 Jiimidjiiriih)ii,{nin). I carry it 
 
 ohliquely, awry ; p. hem..dod, 
 liiiniii, {nin). \ work or em- 
 
 hroider with iHirc^upineipiills ; 
 
 J). hdini<fid. ' 
 
 Jiimii/dhawimin, {nin). We are 
 
 Htunding rourul,(around Homt- 
 
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 liimiije, {nin). I live with otlirrs 
 ill ii villiigo (jrtowii; p. heiiii- 
 (jed. PI. bcmii/cdji;/, tliose liv- 
 ing in fi village or town. 
 
 Jjiini(/(;i(linn'ii, (nin), W'c live 
 togetlier in a villa.L'e or town, 
 we are iieigliliuiv ; \). hi'inli/ei- 
 didjUj, iieigliliors. 
 
 Jiiinh/cniin, (nin). We live in 
 a village, (nut in the wuods, in 
 the wilderness;) \). heini(jed- 
 
 Jiinii-ija, ()iiJi). I passliv, ur 1 
 come thi'oiigii, a place, in go- 
 ing to another place ; p. hanii- 
 ijad. 
 
 liiinihawadc, or-nidi/dil. There 
 are tracks or vestiges, foot- 
 steps ; p. I)eni..dc</, ov-nia</((li. 
 
 Jiiniikau'c, {)iin). I'lioreare my 
 tracks, my footstejis, tliev 
 show, (on the snow, in mud, 
 etc.) ; ]). h('ni..W('d. 
 
 J)iniil>(iiri'win. Vestige, track, 
 lbotstej).s ; [A.-tni. 
 
 IVuninMnxainitwd, [nin). 1 am 
 jealous towards him ; ]>. bttin.. 
 vdd. 
 
 J>iniiniassi;/(', (nin). I am jea- 
 lous ; p. I)(ihi..(/(il 
 
 Jiimina, {nin). 1 twist him; p. 
 bdminad. 
 
 liiniiiinjilxawa, {nin). I run al- 
 ter him. I ]»ursiie him; p. 
 0('ni..ir<id. 
 
 Biniinakti'dn. Rope, cord ; line; 
 \}\.-an. 
 
 Jiiniinaku'dncn.s. Small cord, 
 line, string; pi -an 
 
 Jiiniinakwaiuke, {nin). I make 
 • cords, ropes, etc.,1 am a rojie- 
 maker ; p. Item.. Iced. 
 
 Biniinakivdnikewin. Trade, 
 
 work, occupation of a rope- 
 maker. 
 
 Uiniinukwnaikewiniai. Rope- 
 maker; \)\.-W(UJ. 
 Biminnn, (nin). I twist it ; p. 
 
 Inhnindin/. 
 Hinii-niliileshkdnan, (nin). I 
 go from one thing to another ; 
 p. Iieni..d((n</. — Kdkina wakai- 
 ijdnun <> hinii-nihiteslikdnun ; 
 lie passes from one house to 
 another. 
 liinii-nUcs/ikdU'di/, {nin). 1 
 pass from one person to ano- 
 tiier, (or from any an. olij. to 
 another ;) p. hein..iodd. 
 Jiiinini(/dil(Unod, (nin). 1 make 
 him carry s. th. on h's shoiil- 
 iler ; p. hem. .ad. 
 Himiniijdildii, (nin). I carry it 
 on my shoulder; p. hem..anij. 
 /iimini(/dn. Auger; \>\.-dn. 
 Iiiniinii/dnd,(nin). 1 carry on 
 my .-houider some an. ohject ; 
 p. I>em..iidd. 
 Jiiminii/dnnk. Barrow carried 
 on the shoulder; (F. liraii- 
 card ;) pl.-an. 
 Hiuiiiii(fdn.s. (iimlilet ; \)\.-dn. 
 Jiiminif/e, (nin). I i-arry on my 
 
 shoulder; |). hem. (/rd. 
 liiminik. Ciihit elhuw. Thi. 
 word is always preceded hy u 
 number; as: Ai.s.so himinik. 
 three ciiliits ; nijland daasn 
 himinik, twenty cubits. 
 Himiokwinumin, (nin) or, nin 
 himioku'inimin. \Ve are many 
 together ; p. hem..n(idjii/, oi , 
 hem..nidjiii. 
 liimifxi, in'-md<jdd. The snow 
 storm jiasses by ; hemipoj, oi- 
 nidi/dk. 
 liimi.skkd, (nin). I go to some 
 place in a cMioe, boat, etc., 1 
 travel in a cauoe, etc. ; p. 
 hcm..kdd. 
 
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 J?; 
 
 IliDiixhknwin. Traveling bv 
 wiitcr, navij^iitioii, (not sail- 
 
 Iliniisi. Eel ; j)l.-(r^/7. 
 
 Ilhiiixkn<1issi. Snail; jd.-//. 
 
 Biinil\t>(/<ih(U(', mill), h. (iiri'ki- 
 (/al/Kir. 
 
 Hiiiiiskixiatlpshiii, { II ill). I dis- 
 tort or disjociite my h'^' ; ji 
 l)(tiu..iii!/. 
 
 li i III i-skokw I'll, [hill). I turn my 
 lu'iKi ; p. I II I III .11 ill. 
 
 Itiiiii-skiiihi, [iiiii) {ii(iii). 1 turn 
 it rouii'l, or twist it, (some 
 
 ""• •'''.i) ; P- ham..iuid. 
 I'iiiiiskoiiiki'.sliiii, iniii). I ilis- 
 
 lort or dislocate my arm; p. 
 
 lid in.. i III/. 
 IliiiiiKkiiiiindjiHliiii, (iiiii). I 
 
 distort or dislocate my liaml; 
 
 p. It<iiii..iiiif. 
 liiiniskoaidcHliiii, {niii). I dis- 
 tort or dislocate my toot ; p. 
 
 Iii(in..iiii/. 
 Iliiiiiakntii, {iiiii). I turn round; 
 
 (or any (tii. olij. tliat turns 
 
 njund or revolves;) p. biiiii.. 
 
 /ml. Weici'iii biiiii.sknfd jiij- 
 
 irniitUiik, the <!;rindstone turns 
 
 well. 
 liiiiiinkdfoii, (iiiii). I twist or 
 
 turn it round ; p. Iiitin..titif. 
 liiiui.'ikdwcliiiui, (iiiii). 1 turn 
 
 round hriskly some an. olij. ; 
 
 p h(un..na<l. 
 liiini.skira, {iiin), or-iiuhjail. It 
 
 turns a little; p. Iiiuii..icaij, 
 
 or-inai/'ik. 
 
 Hiini.'ikivaii/an. Screw-driver ; 
 \>\.-(tn. 
 
 Biini.skwaiijc, (nin). lam driv- 
 itig screw; p. biiin..<jcd. 
 
 liimi.skwi.s.sidaii, (nin). 8. Jii- 
 iiiiskdiiaii. 
 
 Jiinii.'i.Hr, (nin). I fly ; p. hcmi.f- 
 
 sed. 
 Biinis.'ii'ii'in. Fliirlit, tlyinix- 
 fiiiiiifiijdi/iiini'., (nin). 1 come 
 
 here walkinjr on the lal<e 
 
 shore ; p. heiii..nii'd. 
 Biniiirtiiii', (nin). I carry a loa I 
 
 or pack on my hack, I pack 
 
 with a porta^^e-strap, or car- 
 
 ryinj:-Htrap; p. heni-ncd. 
 liiiiiiinnirn, (nin). I j^ive him 
 
 a pack to carey s. t!i. on his 
 
 hack ; p. ban. .ad. 
 Biniiii'diidii. The load or j>ack" 
 
 carrieil on a portage-strap, 
 
 pack, hurden ; pi. -(//(. 
 liiiiiiii'i'liddn. It IS driven away 
 
 liy tiie waves; p. beiH..aiiif. 
 Iiiiiiiii'rbn(i<i.(iiiii). I am driven 
 
 away hy the waves, in a ca- 
 noe, hoat, etc.; p. />("" .//'»r/. 
 Hiiniirrba.s/i, [nin). I am ilriven 
 
 away hy the wind ; \). brin..id. 
 Iiiiiiiirrlni.'^.'<iii. It is driven away 
 
 liy ths winil; p. bi'iii ..iinj. 
 liiiniwabidjiwan sibi. The ice of 
 
 a river L'oes oti' entirely; y. 
 
 bfui .u'dii;/. 
 Hiiiiii('ida.'</iiiiid, (nin). I sail 
 
 with him ; j). ban. .mad. 
 Biniiiviildwa, (nin). I carry s. 
 
 th. lor him ; |). b<'iii..iciid. 
 Hiiniiridon, (nin). 1 carry it, I 
 
 carry it away ; j). bciii..diid 
 Jiiiiiiicina, (nin). I carry hijii 
 
 away, I conduct or convey 
 
 him ; p. beni..nad. 
 
 Biinoa, [nin. I .slioot at him 
 with an arrow; p. heniodd ; 
 imp. biiiio. 
 
 Binindiin,[niii). I shoot at it 
 with an arrow ; p. bciii..anij. 
 
 Biniadc, (luii). I creep, I crawl ; 
 p. bciiindcd. 
 
 ' d 
 
 m i< 
 
 ! .' > 
 
 illl 
 
 H 
 
 r^iii 
 
 kf \ 
 
I'.IM 
 
 84 
 
 In 
 
 ' (1 
 
 liimodi'ijox, {niii). 1 camp from 
 distance to distamit', (j'oing 
 tlirou^rli tlu' wooils in wmler 
 from Olio place to uiiotlier ;) 
 p. hem... aid. 
 
 Iliiiiodniosiwin. 'I'lio travoliiij: 
 of an rmliiin I'uinily from 
 camp U) (}iimp tliroiigli tlu- 
 woods in wintor. 
 
 Iiiiti6({ii(/(iii.. Aim, murk or 
 tuigct t)tiin urclu-r; ]A.(iii. 
 
 J!ii)i('»lii(/fi,(iiin). I nlioot with 
 an arrow; j). Ii(;iii,.i/c(l. 
 
 liiiuoiiKt, (lu'o) I carrv him on 
 my hack ; p. IihiikiukkL 
 
 Bitiionitiii'ii.s.s, {ilia) I carrv 
 HomehLMly on my hack, a 
 child ; )). hriii .sad. 
 
 liiiiiundaa, (iiiii). I give him 
 I*, th. to curry on his hack, I 
 make him carry 8 tli. ; ////. I 
 lay it to his charge, 1 impute 
 it to him, I lay the fault of it 
 upon him ; ]>. Iinii .ad. 
 
 Ilini()ndam,(nin) 1 curry s. th 
 on my Itack ; p. </(:iii,..aii(/. 
 
 JiiiiiOiuUiii,(inn). I curry it on 
 my hack ; p. l>eiii..un(j. 
 
 lUmoslikodoirait. Comh ; \A.-aii. 
 
 JiiiH()nlc(>(/isi air iiiHiij. This tree 
 is twisted, it cannot be split; 
 [). bant ..lid 
 
 liiinofi.ir, {ain). I walk, 1 puss 
 hy ; p. hciniist<eil. 
 
 JiiiiKjHKciviii. Walk, march. 
 
 liiinonnrwinat/ad. Tliere is walk- 
 ing ; p. hein..i/ak. — K'Uchi 
 hhno.s.seii'iua(/(id iio)\<i(nii,iuiii(> 
 hhiio.sxewiiia'/dd da.'i/i ; there 
 is much walking to-day, hut 
 there is good walking. 
 
 Rhmcdijaii. Wounded person ; 
 pl.-M^7. 
 
 Himioaifaitcx, (ain). I am 
 wounded ; p. hem... aid. 
 
 HIN 
 
 Jiimwa(/ania, (niit). I wound 
 him ; p. In;in..ad. 
 
 niiiiirdi/anih/e, (ain), I wound, 
 1 inflict a wound or wounds; 
 p. belli. .ijed. 
 
 Jiiiiiivdi/auihfennii . Wounding, 
 inflicting wounds. 
 
 Hiinwdgaiiiigdwin. Wound ; pl.- 
 aii. 
 
 Jiiniirdi/aiiiir, {iiiii). I um a 
 wounded person,! am wouml- 
 ed ; p. l>t'in..tvid. 
 
 /ihinrd.s.siii, (nin). I throw a 
 stone; ]k beiti..iaj/. — Freq. b<i- 
 himicdnKUi. 
 
 niiiiii'a.i.sinaa, inin). (Pr. biiiio.f 
 .siiiaa. 1 stone him, 1 throw 
 stones at him ; p. btiii.-tid. 
 
 liiniii'd.tsiiiaiijif (nin). (Pr. 6/- 
 nwHuinaiije, I throw stones at 
 somebody, I stono people; p. 
 bein..(/('d. 
 
 Jiiinirdfii/wc, [nin). I shoot at 
 a mark with bow and arrows; 
 p. b<'in,.wtd—ii. (iodaakwe. 
 
 Hi III uv' we, (nin). I um lieanl 
 making noise, in pussing by ; 
 p ban.. wed. 
 
 Biniicewe.t/iin., (nin). lam heard 
 jtassing by; \). beni..iii</. 
 
 Jiiinweinidani, (nin). 1 am lieard 
 talking, in passing by ; |i. 
 beni..aiiy. 
 
 Hind! interj.lo! behold I now I 
 
 liina, (nin). I bring liim with 
 bdnad. 
 
 signifies noth- 
 ing hy itself, and is never 
 used alone, hut always in 
 connexion with a number, 
 where it signifies how many 
 fishes have been caught in a 
 net or .-several nets ; as : Aniit 
 enda-stiobinaian ? How many 
 fishes hast thou caugVit in 
 
 me ; p. bdnad. 
 Hind. This word 
 
 h 
 
I'jiird 
 
 with 
 luth- 
 
 U'VlT 
 
 ill 
 nUer. 
 iiiiny 
 in 11 
 All in 
 many 
 \t in 
 
 BIN 
 
 — 85 - 
 
 BIN 
 
 tliy ni't (or nets) — iV//( bejii/n- 
 hiiifi, niii nijoliina, iii)i viiilds- 
 sdbhia, nin wvlasaohiiia as-hi 
 hcjiij, ashi iiij, ('to., iiijfiiiui 
 iihi dassnhhui ns/ii luniaii, 
 etc ; I caught one, two, ten, 
 eleven, twelve, etc., twentv- 
 live, etc. ti.slies. — Tiie^e verbs 
 are n. v., and lielon;^ to the I. 
 Conj. 
 
 Hin/thide, {iihi). T lose my teetli ; 
 |). hen. .(led. 
 
 Binad. It i.x clean, neat, pure; 
 |). hnnnk. 
 
 IliiiOdiii, (nin) I come for it, 
 I come to fetch it; p. hii.. 
 undid. 
 
 HiiKtdi.s, [nin). I behave ilc- 
 (•(■iitlv, imrolv chastelv : ?). 
 Intn. .'iid. 
 
 Bliindisiu'in. Decent chaste con- 
 ilnct or liehavior, purity, 
 chastity. 
 
 J)inudjiiti, [iiiii). I am tellin;^ 
 H. th. decently; p. ban. .mad. 
 
 Uinddjimoudn. Modest decent 
 narration or tale; pl.-a». 
 
 Jlindt/dnii. It is clean, (water 
 or other liquid ; j). fKiii..iiii</. 
 Binagidoiienhka, {nin). The 
 -kinol'my lips (H)ines off; j) 
 h('n..kad. 
 
 I'>iii(i(/in(/we.s/ilva, [nin). The 
 skin oC my face comes otl'; |) 
 hen.. had. 
 
 llinaijislikn, or-^na(/ad The 
 skin conies off, tiill.s od'; p. 
 hen.dnKj, m-nunjak. 
 
 lllnniadixy {nin). I am always 
 iro ng aliout, from house to 
 liouse, nr traveling ; p. hen- 
 si d. 
 
 Bindidel-omdn. Fine conih, 
 dandruff comb ; pl.-rtM. 
 
 I'iiiaiendnn, (nin). I chansre 
 
 my thoiiL'hts or my miinl of- 
 ten ; p. hen. .ant/. 
 Binnitje, (nin). I destroy the 
 
 dam of a heaver in order to 
 
 catch him ; i). hen. .(fed. 
 Iiin<ik(imi</is/i/C(i, or-nnif/nd. The 
 
 dust falls in s. th., or tipon s. 
 
 th.; p hen .kft;/, or-nuti/nk-. 
 Bin(tko)ni<iii<hknu,{nin). I tnakc 
 
 it dusty, I tnaki* the dust lly 
 
 and fall on it ; p. hen..nn(/. 
 Bindki.sdn, {nin). I jMirily it 
 
 by fire, by burning it ; p. han.. 
 
 an (J. 
 Hinnkixwn, {nin). I purity some 
 
 «?>. obj. by fire p. hnn.vHid; 
 
 imp. hinnh'siri 
 Bin/rkdhidjii/e, {nin). I take 
 
 down a sail ; p. hen..;feil. 
 Binnknnan nin;fos.<iinii>n()n. 
 
 {nin). I take down the sail; 
 
 p. lien. .an;/... 
 Bindkonif/e, {nin). S. Binako- 
 
 hidji(/e. 
 Binakwaif/an . Hake, 
 
 p\.-an. 
 Bindkwniije, {nin). I 
 
 harrow; p. hen..(fed. 
 Bindkwnn. Comb, rake. 
 
 I arrow 
 
 rake: 
 
 ai- 
 
 row 
 
 1' 
 
 -nn. 
 
 Binakwnninindj. Finjjer ; pl.- 
 ///, — Nin hinnkwdninindj, my 
 finger; ki hiniikn'aninindjin, 
 thy linjrers, etc. 
 
 Biniikwdnisid. Toe ; \)\.-nn. — 
 Nin hiniiku'nni.^id, ki hinnk- 
 n'anisid, etc. ; my toe, thy 
 toe, etc. 
 
 Jiindkiri, oi-niiii/ad The leaves 
 of the trees fall off, autumn, 
 fall ; p. henakiri;/, or-nia(/(ik. 
 
 liindkwiifi.siss: The ntooa of 
 the falling of the leaves, the 
 month of Ootol)cr. 
 
 Bi-nana, {nin). I come for him. 
 
 1. 
 
 : i 
 
 
 <v 
 
 ^ 
 
m 
 
 
 i 
 
 :„ il 
 
 I ' 
 
 BIN 
 
 I conic to li'tcli liiiii, to talvi' 
 liiiii away, (|tersoii or any 
 iitlu'i" (//(. olij.) ; i>. hiiiKiiiiid ; 
 imp. hi-niij. 
 J'liiniii/i('>il)i(/iii(i)i, {iiiii). S. 
 
 Jh'iiitiiikirr, {iiiii). I loose my 
 
 liaii", p. hen.. writ. 
 IliiKinjt'.iKin i.shliofey [niii). I 
 
 let fall rirc; p. liciL.tnnf. 
 Ili-iiaiijiii.sc, {niii). I come down 
 
 tlyiiijr; p. Iia ..scd. 
 lliiKDioki, OY-DKUjad. The .snow 
 
 is Tallin;: from the tree.'^ ; ji. 
 
 I)i'n..kitl. or-iiHi(/((li\ 
 J}iiiH.'<, (iiiii). 1 am ahvay.s ;;o- 
 
 ing aitout, I don't remain lotii^ 
 
 in the .'^ame place; p.heiianid. 
 }iiii('i.i.s((ir((i/nida))i, (niii). I of- 
 ten change my plan.'', my 
 
 thought.^, my mind; p. hen.. 
 
 (I III/. S. Buiaiiiuhiiii. 
 Jiiiiiifc, or-miij/dd. It i.< clean, 
 
 neat, (a house, a room, eic.) 
 
 p. haiuitef/, ov-maijitk. 
 liiiKiirnii. The tog i.s fallinir; 
 
 p. heii..aiii/. 
 liiiiawi'dii, (iiiii). I wipe the 
 
 (lust oil ; p. heu..ani/. 
 Iliiiiiirei(/aii. JJrush ; \)\.-aii. 
 Jiiiiinri'ii/i', {iiin). I hrnsh ; \). 
 
 hni. lied. 
 
 Bine. Partridge; \A.-wog. 
 
 liiiiehiuf. I'artridge- 1 i • i <• 
 1 „»■• 1 . ° a kind o 
 leat ; ui.-tiii ; ' t r 
 
 Uinemhi. Partridge- ( l"'."*^" 
 
 iierry ; pl.-(//< ,• | 
 lltne.^hi. A .siindl hin 
 
 S. Biai's.si. 
 
 Jiiiii'xli iira II (i.'i/i kill. 
 .small bird ; p' .-///. 
 
 Uiiieshiit'idUHm. Feather of a 
 small l);rd ; pl.-m/. 
 
 Jiiiieasi. A large bird ; lA.-wcu/. 
 
 tea. 
 
 ; pl.-my. 
 
 Tail of a 
 
 — m - BIN 
 
 Jiiai's,sinHih, {iiiii). 1 am sittiiiL' 
 
 like a iiinl ; p. hen. .hid. 
 Iiiiie.s:sin'ii/ii'(ni. Feathers of a 
 
 bird ; pi.-'/,'/. 
 liiiij/edj, (nin). I am cold. 1 
 
 feel cold ; p. hirni/edjid. 
 liiiiijeniiirdni, {nin). I sleep loo 
 
 much ; p hiin..iiii<i. 
 liini, in compositions, signitic- 
 
 rlrdn, ]tiire r/i(i.sfe. (E.xampli- 
 
 in some of the followini,' 
 
 words.) 
 Jiiiiiii, {nin). I clean him, 
 
 cleanse him, purify him ; p. 
 
 Iinnind. 
 liinidee, {nin). I have a clean 
 
 heart, I am chaste, pure; y. 
 
 I>an..eil. 
 Binideewin. (""leannesfl of heart. 
 
 chastity. 
 liinii/iid. It i.s clean, (clolh. 
 
 stuff, pajier^ p. lidnii/ak. 
 Biiiii/i:<i. ft is clean ; p. /hiii.. 
 
 .sid. 
 Biniiijo.H, {nin). lam clean.sed; 
 
 p. h(in...sid. 
 liinir.dijos, (nin). I have ii 
 
 clean appearance ; p. hmi. 
 
 .sid. 
 Biiiin(/we, {nin). 1 have a cleiin 
 
 face ; p. Inin .wed. 
 Hinis, {nin). lam clean, neal; 
 
 pure, cha.ste ; innocent ; p. 
 
 h<rni.sid. 
 Binis/i, adv. till, until, as far 
 
 as, up to, to. 
 
 ]iini.'</ii,\u compo.sition.s, siijini- 
 iies, on my own iicronnf, nn/- 
 xelf, enfirehf. (Examples in 
 some of the following words., i 
 
 liiniiilii-an<j()!ihka,{nin). I lircak 
 ilown entirely, I come to no- 
 thing ; p. haa..kad. 
 
 Binishima, {nin). I accuse him 
 
 i 
 
I-H 
 
 niN 
 
 — ST — 
 
 BIS 
 
 t'lilsi'li/y I ciihiiiiiiiiitc him; p. 
 h(iii..iii(iil. 
 I'iiiis/ikdii, iiiiii). \ niiiK'c it 
 t'iill tVuiii its |ila<'(^; p. Ikiii.. 
 
 ""!/• 
 
 r>:uiis/ih-iin'n, {iiiii). 1 inakc'I'all 
 suiiic iVoiM its place; \>.haii.. 
 wad. 
 
 I'tiiiisihti, i\iiv. Witlioiit reason, 
 unprovoked ; spoMtaiicoiisly, 
 on one's own acMioiint. — Jiiiii- 
 sikd (ji-iiixlikadlsl ; lie ^ot 
 aiijrry (Hew into a passion 
 without reason, (unprovoked.) 
 K(ui'in wiha hinisik/i iiiii uii- 
 iii(/oss-i (jeyo ; he never jijives 
 me anything spontaneously, 
 (on his own .iccount, without 
 iit'in<r asked.) 
 
 liiiiisiu'in. Cleanness, cleanli- 
 ness; jjurity, chastity. 
 
 I'ivis.^aifid )i(il>(ii/is.s(ii/, {nin). J 
 clean a hoard; p. h(ni..aa. 
 
 liinissai/isi iiftli<i(/iss-<ii/. The 
 hoard is clean ; ]>. h<in..si(l. 
 
 liiniss(u/ifoii, (nin). I clean it, 
 (a Moor ;) p. ban. .fad. 
 
 liini.t.'iipdf/o.'ii. It is insipid, it 
 has no taste, (of victuals; j). 
 hatcsid. 
 
 Binitdwa, (nin) or, nin binita- 
 niairn. I clean or ])urify it 
 for him, 1 make <dean s. th. 
 helonging to him ; p. ban., 
 wad. — Debcninn'ian, binifawi- 
 n/iin ninde; Lord, make clean 
 my lieart. 
 
 J'inifon, (nin). I clean, cleanse 
 or i)urify it; p. ban Hod. 
 
 Biniwine. He throws off his 
 horns, (a deer, a stag, etc.) ; 
 p. ben..ued. 
 
 .Bin.<}in,{niii). I have s. th. in 
 my eye, a mote, s. th. fell in 
 ]^^y eye ; jd, bansined. 
 
 still, 
 p. be- 
 
 tran- 
 
 (|uiet. 
 
 Iii:'<t'i(/(i(nn, (nin). I coini' out 
 of some place; p. bti-..an(/. 
 
 ,'iisan, adv. (^uiet, still. 
 
 liisnnab, (nin). I am 
 quiet ; I stop, I cease; 
 sanahid. 
 
 liisdnahiirin. Silence, 
 (|uillity, (piietude. 
 
 /{isanaifiinii. It is still, 
 (li([uiil; p. be.'<..i(f. — Jii.sana- 
 (janii sibi, the river is wtill, (it 
 does not (low rapidly.) 
 
 Jii.sancndani, (iiin. I am (|uiel 
 in my thoughts, in my mind : 
 p. bi's..an<i. 
 
 Hi.'<diiix, (nin). I am (juiet, still, 
 peaceahle; p. bc^.^sid. 
 
 liisdnisliin, (nin). I am lyiiiL' 
 still and (piiet ; p. bf'.s..in(/. 
 
 Hisnni.siwin. Tranciuillity, still 
 quiet hehavior, peaceful dis- 
 position of nund. 
 
 BislKKidndh. Little narrow 
 string ot' leather; ))l.-v/(. 
 
 Iii.s/id(/ibin((, inin) (don) or, nin 
 bi.'i/i((i/ibii\Jibina. I peel, pare 
 or shell some ol)j; also, I flay 
 or skin him, (iier, it ;) p. 
 beHh..nad ; imp. — bij. — ()]h- 
 niij nin bis/iaf/ibina<j ; I jiare 
 ))otatoes. 
 
 lii.'</ia</i(/iju'a, (nin). S. Pakona. 
 
 Iii.skd(/ikd, (nin). My skin 
 comes olf, (from the face or 
 other parts jof the hoily, in 
 sickness; p. bes/i..kad. 
 
 }ii.s/ii(jnidd(/o.'<, (nin). I am 
 fair, heautiful ; I am glosious, 
 splendid ; p. bi:'ili..Kid. 
 
 Bi.s/ii(/('nda;/o.'<iirin. Ueaiity, 
 fairness; glory, splendor. 
 
 Iii.s/ii(/eudd(/iri, (bin). I ilres.s 
 splendidly, gloriously ; p. 
 be-th.-wiod. 
 
 Biahifjcadagwia, (nin). I glo- 
 
 ,i 
 
 r\ 
 
 A 
 
 li 
 
 ^, 5" 
 
 I I 
 
 ill 
 
I I 
 
 BIS 
 
 — 88 — 
 
 BIS 
 
 !): 
 
 Iiiiii 
 
 lori- 
 
 1 tell 
 8U)i'v : 
 
 Ji 
 
 iil)\iro 
 
 rity liiiii, I mala 
 
 ona ; p. heHh..ail. 
 liishigmiwa, (iiiii) {ilthi). I 
 
 honor liiin, urlorit'y him; \>. 
 
 hesli..a<l. 
 Jiis/u'i/irdd, ill comjjoHitioiis. 
 
 Jill Miles t() iiii})i(rit(/, inir/ias- 
 
 fiti/. ( Examplen in koiiic oI 
 
 the follo\vin<r words.) 
 Jiishiifwadad. It !>< impure, uii- 
 
 clijiste, liceiitiouH, iii(lo(;eiit ; 
 
 p. hcitk..dak. 
 Jiish ijfirad/idjim , { uhi ] 
 
 ail impure unchaste 
 
 p bes/i-.nind. 
 Jiis/i itfvuldddjimnwiv . 
 
 sloiT or report ; pl.-rt» 
 Jiin/iit/irildcndam, (nin). I have 
 
 impure uiichaHte tho'ifrhtn ; 
 
 p. he.sli..(in(f. 
 Jiis'hif/waden dam nwiii. LT n - 
 
 chaste thouf^ht, impure tliiiik- 
 
 in<:. 
 Jiishii/wndis, {mil}. T am uii- 
 
 clmste, imi»ure, licentious; 
 
 p. hes/i...sid. 
 Jiis/iiffwatlisiuu'ii. iMichastity, 
 
 iMi|)uritv, licentiousness; tur- 
 
 nication, adultery. 
 Jiisfiiifwadj, in compositions al- 
 ludes to uiir/iasfifi/. (Exam- 
 ples in some of the following 
 
 words.) 
 Jiis/nt/wndjia, {nin) I make 
 
 liim (her) commit impurity. 
 
 adultery; p. hesli..ad. 
 Jiishiiiwadj-diidaiii, {nin). S. 
 
 Bishiifwudodain . 
 
 ]lishi(iwnd.j-dnd(Mnowin. S. Bi- 
 .•^/n't/wadodainowin. 
 
 lii.'i}ii</ii'adj-gijW(',{Hiii). f speak 
 unchastely or impurely ; p. 
 be.'ih. wed. 
 
 Bis hi (j wadj-ifijtocwin . Unchaste 
 
 talkinjr, unchaste imimn 
 word ; \i\.-aii. 
 
 lii.t/iif/iimtljijiirehi.'i, {in'n). I 
 hehave unchasicly, 1 am un- 
 chaste, impure; p. hcs-h.-sid 
 
 /■ii.shiiiu'adj-ijitnclii.siirin. Im- 
 pure hehavior or conduct, iiii- 
 chastity, iinjiurity. 
 
 liiHiiiiiwndjiku'c. S. (iaijihud- 
 ji/iire. 
 
 Bi.'i/ik(niairn.{vin){nnii). I mis- 
 him, (in shooting at ;) p. he.s/i. 
 wad. 
 
 JUshkongwa.sh, {nin). I jret as- 
 leep, I fall asleep ; j). Iies/i.. 
 sliid. (Freq. hahiKhkinufumsli. i 
 
 Jiishkwdbaiiiinn(fn.'i,{iiin\. I am 
 lost sifrht of, they can see mc 
 no more ; ]). hi'..i/i...<iid, 
 
 Bislikwnbaminaiiwitd. It is lost 
 sijrht of, it is out of sijrht, it 
 can he .seen no more; p. he.shk.. 
 wak. 
 
 Bi.sikaffan. Cloth injj: material, 
 any article of clothing; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 Jii.'iikaffe, {nin). I jiuton, (cloth- 
 :no;;j p has..(jea. 
 
 liinihdn, {nin). I put it on. 
 (clothing;) p. haHikanfi. 
 
 ]ii.<tikawdi/(in. S. Bdhiaikawa- 
 gaii. 
 
 Bisikona, (nin) (nan). I clothe 
 him, I dress him; p. hu!i..nad ; 
 imp. bisikoj. 
 
 Bi.s'ikwanaic, {nin) or nin bi.^i- 
 kiiiKiic. I put on my clothe.-. 
 I dress myself; p. ba.'f. ied. 
 
 Bi.sikwandjiyan. \Vig; pl.-«//. 
 
 Bisinddis, (nin). I am frivol- 
 ous, thonghtles.", imprudent, 
 foolish, wild ; p be.s\..nd. 
 
 Bisinddi.siuun. Frivolous and 
 imprudent hehavior, foolish 
 
BIS 
 
 — 89 — BIS 
 
 conduct, frivolousncss, fool- 
 islniCBH. 
 
 llixluadj, in compositions, al- 
 ludes* to frivotousnota, fixd- 
 ixh neux, imprudence. 
 
 lii.sina<IJ-(fiyH()win, or, hisinadj- 
 t/ijicewin. FrivolMus, impru- 
 dent, indecent npeaking ; pl.- 
 (III. 
 
 Jiiniiuljia, (nin). I make liiin 
 frivolous and foolish, I ee<hice 
 liim to an imprudent and in- 
 decent l)eliavior; p. bcs..ad. 
 
 Hisiskddendam, (nin). I liuva 
 my penee.s ajiain, (after faint- 
 ing ;) J). beH..dan(j. 
 
 Bi.si.sk(idit!, (nin\. I recover my 
 flenses, (after fainting ;) al.so, I 
 am at the age of discretion ; 
 ]). bets...'! id. 
 
 Biaish-eiiddii, (nin). I rememhcr 
 it well, I know it plainly, 1 
 have knowledge of it ; p. be.s.. 
 ang. 
 
 BiHiskenima, {nin). I remem- 
 ber him well, 1 know him 
 well ; p. bcs.,}nad. 
 
 Biska, or-niai/ad. It in bent; j). 
 heskatj, or-imu/ak. 
 
 Biskdb, adv. Again, returning, 
 hack again. 
 
 Bikdbato, (nin). I return, run- 
 ning, [ run back again; p. 
 hv>i.,i()d. 
 
 BinkCibi, (nin). I start and come 
 liack again the same day ; p. 
 h>'sk(V>id. 
 
 Biskabikikonidn. .lack-knife, a 
 knife that shuts up, (not a 
 table-knife) ; p\.-<in. 
 
 Biskabikindn .vndxoindn, (nin). 
 I shut the knife ; p. be.s..(in)f. 
 
 Bi.skadddn, [nin). I rivet it, 
 iiend it; p. bes..an<j. 
 
 Iiiskaddi(/ade, or-nuit/ad. It is 
 
 PART II. 
 
 riveted ; p. bes..de</, ov-mai/ak. 
 lii.skaddifjiin. Hi vet-hammer, 
 
 riveting hammer; \A.-an. 
 liiskddawa, (nin). Irivetsomo 
 
 obj. ; p. ben. .wad ; imj). bi.'<- 
 
 kiidd. 
 Bi.skakone i.shkoti', avnuii/ad. 
 
 The fire blazes, it flames up; 
 
 J). br.'i..ni'f/, ov-iniKjuk. 
 Bi.'ikaknnendiii/nn. Kindle- 
 
 woo<I, to make the fire Hame ; 
 
 x)\.-<ni. 
 liiskukoncndjiije, (nin). I make 
 
 a fire flame up ; p. Ix'^.tjcd. 
 Jii.skdkoneton i.^tlikule, (nin). I 
 
 make the fire blaze, tlamy up ; 
 
 p. bc.s'..(od. 
 Bi.^kane, or-m<i(/(id. S. Bi.ska- 
 
 kone. 
 Biskancan i.thkole, (nin). S. 
 
 Jii.skukonefon..-. 
 Jii.'ikdneid.'^.sin islikoli'. Th^ fire 
 
 blazes up by the wind ; \k 
 
 bi\s..sin(j.... 
 Bi.ikunendnn, (njii) nr, nin hi.s- 
 
 kanenindan. 1 enkindle it, I 
 
 itiflaine it 
 
 ; J). be)i..(in(j. — 7^'.^- 
 kancnindnn nindr, irrwcni 
 Dcbaniniiinn .' 
 
 Irhi .m(/iindn, 
 
 Tiord, inflame my heart, that 
 
 I may love thee as I ought ! 
 BiKkanepwa, (nin). I light my 
 
 pipe or cigar ; p. bes..ii'ad. 
 Bisknona, (nin) (don). I tie a 
 
 bow, obj., a ribbon, etc.; p. 
 
 hi's.nad; imp. fiiskitDJ. 
 Bitikibaijishka inifi;/. The tree 
 
 bends and breaks; p. ben .kad. 
 Ili.ski(/i.s/ik(i, vr-ni(i)jad. It is 
 
 bent; p. hen. .kad, uv-niai/dk. 
 lii.skind, (nin) (ndn). I bend 
 
 some obj.; p. bes..n(fd. 
 liiskinigade, ov-nuvjnd. It is 
 
 bent, folded ; p. be,s..dv<j, or- 
 
 muffdk. 
 
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 L it 
 
 
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 i% 
 
I:S 
 
 If 
 
 
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 BIS 
 
 — i»() — 
 
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 I bend inv 
 
 UinkiniLcii, (niii 
 anil ; ]>. bcn..ni(l. 
 
 Ili.skuiihinoH'in. ]"]llio\v, cuhit; 
 (F. coudee.) — NiiKjo hiskhii- 
 kcnowiii, nisso his/diii/iciw 
 ii'ln nijluiiu da.s.so bislciiiiliC. 
 Hou'in, one ell)0\v, tliree tl- 
 liows, (wenty elbows (long or 
 lii^li). S. Uiminik. 
 
 lUfikistiiii. Jt is l(>liU'(! ; p. Ix's- 
 kissinij. 
 
 ll/skHniiif/dii. Vessel or di.sli 
 ol'bireli-ljfirk, folded together, 
 to receive tlieHiip runniii;i^ out 
 of iMU])le-trees in sii^rur mak- 
 ing, ii siniill bircli-biirk 
 I rough ; \>\.-<iii. 
 
 Jli.sdj/c.s/iiii, (iiiii). 1 fall, stiunb- 
 ling over s. th. ; ]> bcs. Iik/. 
 
 j.i.soi/t'icd, {ulii). I supplant 
 liiiii ; I make nim fall, (with 
 any thing); \). baa.. wad ; imj). 
 bifiot/r. 
 
 Iiitidii, vv 2>i''^'iii. This termina- 
 tion of some 8\ibstan(ive,s al- 
 ludes to bindiiKj, aiiiiKjiiii/, 
 /laiH/iiKj J'roiii, etc. ; as : A'a- 
 (/asidebi.soii, i^i'ir uj); (jlbidef- 
 biisan, waist-coat, vest; kii- 
 ckipison, girdle, belt ; etc. 
 
 llisideshin, [nin\. I stumble ; p. 
 bes.AiKj. 
 
 liiaosidcti/iiirin. Stumbling. 
 
 Bisusldeshiu'in i-umsin . Stumb- 
 ling stone. 
 
 lii,ssa. At the end of words, 
 signilles the manner of rain- 
 hui ; as : Aivanibissa, it rains 
 a little ; Jmcanibissa, the rain 
 comes from the south ; in/i- 
 kioubissa, the rain ceased; 
 etc. 
 
 Dissa, in compositions, signifies 
 .'^'nialL fine, in .small little 
 
 jticces. (Kxamples in some o I 
 
 the Ibllowing words.) 
 lli.ssd, vr-md(jdd. It is ground. 
 
 reduced to tine particles; p. 
 
 Ixi.sxai/, or-indijdk. 
 IlisKddn, {nin), I lireuk it inin 
 
 snuill pieces, I crtjsh it t" 
 
 small j)ieces, to powder ; p. 
 
 Ijd.ss((dni/. 
 Bis.sdttidc, inin). I have lim 
 
 small teetli ; p. l)d.s.s..de(l. 
 liisKdijdndnid, (nin). 1 break 
 
 some obj. to pieces, by strik- 
 ing it; p. bo.s.s.jndd. 
 lli.s.sdifdiid, (nin) (nan). 1 makr 
 
 a gootl and prolitalde use i>t 
 
 it, I lose or waste nothing ni 
 
 it, (dn. obj.) ; p. bas,s..((d . 
 
 imp. t>i.s.sdi/on. 
 l'>i.s.sd(/on(/c,{nin). 1 use thiiig- 
 
 prohtaldy ; \). bdss..ijed. 
 m.s.sdffonjc, [nin). I liave pleiit\ 
 
 of children; p. bd.'<.s..t/ed. 
 ItiHuCKjoai akik. The kettle i- 
 
 protltable, it holds much ; p. 
 
 bd.sudi/o.sid dkik. 
 Uinsaijwdn. It is ])roli table; ii 
 
 liolds much, (a bag, a vessel;i 
 
 p. bass..dn(j. 
 Hi.s.'idira, [nin). I crush uv 
 
 break to snuiU pieces sonn' 
 
 ol>j. ; p. bd.s.sdWdd ; imp. />/,v.v''. 
 lU.s.idtdt/dd. It is line, (stull, 
 
 clothing material;) p. bdsa.. 
 
 ijak. 
 
 liis.sdtd(/i.si. h is lino, (stall- 
 
 silk ;) }). ba.'is..fiid. 
 lUtsui, in compositions. 
 
 Bis.sibidji<jad, ov-mayad. 1( i.- 
 torn to small pieces; p. ^^.v^.. 
 dey, ov-ma(/ak. 
 
 Uistiibidon, {nin). 1 break it 
 into small pieces in uiy liand.s, 
 I crumble it ; p. bass..dod. 
 
 into 
 
 stove 
 l!i.ssi(/a 
 
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 smul 
 
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 BI8 
 
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 lli.txihiitjaile, oi'->iioi/<i»l. It i.-< 
 written witli stnnll letters, or 
 printed in Hiiiall type; ji. ha.ss 
 
 liixtiihUijan. Siiiiiil writing, or 
 
 print. 
 Ilissihiiijv, (//</(). I write with 
 
 small lettorH ; i). ha.ss. i/ed. 
 Iliss-ihiiKi, inin). I criunMe some 
 
 oiij., I l)reuk it into small 
 
 pieces with my hands ; p. 
 
 Ii(iss..ii(«l. — A7/( hissihiiui pa- 
 
 ku'cjii/an, 1 crumhle breiid. 
 Ilissihareie. It has a line fur ; 
 
 p. hass:.ied. 
 I'i.ssibude, ov-DuujuiL It is 
 
 ground ; p. batis..dv(j, ur-iiia- 
 
 llissiho<IJi(/an. Grind-mill, Hour 
 
 mill ; pl.-fl_(/ ; also, corn-nieiil. 
 
 IlisNiljuiiJiijandbilx. Mill-stone ; 
 
 I'isxihodjifjans. Cotlee-mill ;pl.- 
 
 l'isfiihodJi(/e,{iiiii). I iim grind- 
 ing, I keep a tlonr-mill a go- 
 ing ; p. I)afss..;/ed. 
 
 lli.-^.slbodji</ewiiiiiii. Miller, kee- 
 per or proprietor of a Hour- 
 mill ; i)\.-ir(((/. 
 
 Uissibona, {don) (niin. 1 grind 
 some ubj.; p. baii)i..nud ; imp. 
 bissibdj. 
 
 Ilissibuso. It is ground ; j). bunx 
 ..sod. 
 
 liinsiijaan, {niii). I split it into 
 tine small pieces, (wood); p. 
 bass.. any. 
 
 I'lissit/aige, {ain). 1 chop wood 
 into small sticks, (for a. small 
 stove j) p. bads..</ed. 
 
 I'issij/diisan. Split wood for 
 fuel ; pi .-«/«. 
 
 lUssigawa, (ain). I split it into 
 small pieces, {an. ohj., 'jijik, 
 
 imp 
 
 cedar;) p. bass. .wad 
 
 bi.s.siya. 
 ilissikodc, or- inatjad. It i.n 
 
 crushed or broken to j)iece.s 
 
 liy s. til . that fell on it ; p. 
 
 ba.<is..dei/ i^r-i/iai/ak. 
 IW.'isikoso. It is broken (o pieces 
 
 by s. ill. that lell on it ; p. 
 
 ba.ss..sod. 
 lUssijin, ar-in<i(/<(d. It snows in 
 
 small Hakes ; p. bassijtoi/, or- 
 
 inatjak. 
 His.si.si. it isgrouiid, {an. olij.); 
 
 p. b<tssi.sid. — Bn.'isisid paktcc- 
 
 Ji</an, flour. 
 IU'.''i.s(d>/os, {nin). I insult, I 
 
 use insulting or abusive lan- 
 guage ; p. bes,s..sid. 
 liis.sitawa, inin). lam insulted 
 
 by his w(jrils, I tVel insulted 
 
 in hearing his tulkini:: n 
 
 bei;s..wad' 
 Ih'ssoind, {nin 
 
 p. bcssoniad. 
 Bisirdi, {nin). 
 
 eyes, I (,'annot 
 
 heswdbid. 
 Uiswdbiiji.^hin, [nin). I am en- 
 
 tangUnl in a cord ; p. bc.s\.ini/. 
 Bisir((ode,ur-ma;fad. It is tied 
 
 with a looj) ; \). bes..de<j, oi- 
 
 nuKjak. 
 
 Biswaona, {nin) {dun). 1 tie 
 some obj. with a loop ; p. bes.. 
 nad ; imp. bisivaoj. 
 
 iiildkuyidiijivesliin, {niiid). I 
 knock or dash my knee 
 against s. th. ; p. bet. .in;/. 
 
 Uifakokwatiyweshin, (nin). I 
 knock my forehead againats. 
 th.; p. bet.. in y. 
 
 Bifakondibeshin, {nin). I knock 
 or dash my head against s. 
 th. ; p. bet..iny. 
 
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 F insult him ; 
 
 I lia\e weak 
 see well : ii. 
 
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 Ititukos/tiu. Jt toucliCHorhtrikcf* 
 H. til. ; j». bet..iiti/. 
 
 Ilihiko.s/i/cuwn, initi) (/.<//() I 
 strike or kniick a^rc'iiiiHt liiiii ; 
 |). IteLuHiil. 
 
 lUtakossidexltiii, (iiiii). I knock 
 or (lush my loot u^niiist h. tli. ; 
 p. lu'L.imj. 
 
 lUldkdxxiit. It touclieH, ••strikes ; 
 |i. b('f..siii(/. — Tchiinun bild- 
 Liixsin, the ciinot^ strikes 
 (tdiic'hos) the j^roiiml, u rock, 
 «'tc. 
 
 l'itoi('i)jihuclcic<jwuii.s(iii. Draw- 
 ers; (F. calcroris; ])\.-aii. 
 
 HHrhiiiau'ia, (niii). I oHeml 
 hill) ; I luakf liiiii aiigrv ; j) 
 
 Uilclnnawema, (nut), f make 
 him angry, or otleiid him, 
 with iiiv xvords ; p. bet. .mad. 
 
 l'il<hiiiutrcs,(Hhi). I um angry, 
 1 keep anger or rancor ; 1 am 
 passionate, impatient ; ii. bd.. 
 
 .sid. 
 
 Ilitcltinawesiicin. Anger, ran- 
 cor, had i)assionate temper, 
 
 imj)atience. 
 Iiile. Foam. 
 ltitewand)H,{niii). I loani at my 
 
 mouth, running ;ji. but. .mod. 
 latewidon, {niii). My mouth h 
 
 full of foam; p. but.doiuj. 
 Jlitetcidoni'f/ida.i, {niii). My 
 
 mouth is full of foam froiii 
 
 anger; p. bat.. sod. 
 litikwabewis, [nin). I am thick 
 
 and short; p.-j; bet. . sid.— S. 
 
 Takicabewis. 
 It Ho, in compositions, signifies 
 
 double. (Examples in some oi 
 
 the following words.) 
 
 Ililobiy. Pond ; \A.-oh. 
 liUoyicadan, (nin). I Hue it, 
 
 of clothing ;) 
 
 douiiU) it, (some articles of 
 
 clothing ;) p. Intt..uny. 
 Ililoifiiutdc, uv-iiiuiiad. It isliii- 
 
 til, (doulih'd ;) p. but..dc(jf or- 
 
 iiiai/(ili\ 
 Ditoi/u'udiii/(in. Lining, douh- 
 
 ling ; (F. doiildiire.i 
 Ih'tot/UHulJiife, (nin). I am lin- 
 ing (some article 
 
 p. bat..(jvd. 
 ll'itoiiHHinn, (nin). I line some 
 
 (ilij. (silk-stutl' ;) p. bdt.nuil: 
 
 imp. biloifU'uj. 
 lUtoifwanKon. b. ItitoywOdjiiian. 
 liitoki.nine, (nin). 1 have two 
 
 pair of shoes on ; j). t>ut..ncd. 
 UHokwanuic, (nin). 1 have a 
 
 douhlosuitof clothes on; p. 
 
 I)at.:ied. 
 Uiton, [niii). I wait for it, I 
 
 await it ; p. batod. 
 
 metal 
 
 lliwubik. Iroi 
 
 bi- 
 
 wabUion, pieces ol iron, or 
 
 iron tools or implements, 
 Uiwdbiko-biwibodjit/an. Filings, 
 
 tile-dust. 
 liiwdbikokan. Iron-niine, or 
 
 mine ; \)\,-an. 
 Iliwdbikoke, (nin). I work iron, 
 
 or other metal; lam mining, 
 
 working in a mine ; p. bcw.. 
 
 led. 
 Biwdbiko-mikuna. Ilail-road, 
 
 (iron-road ;) \)\.-an. 
 Biwdbikons. Wire, (small iron ;i 
 
 j)l. biicubikonnun, i<m&\\ j)ieccs 
 
 of iron, small iron iinpk- 
 
 nients. 
 
 BviLHdnko-suyabitjiniijan, or, bi- 
 wdbiko-saaibidjif/an, or, bi- 
 UHibiko-takobidjiyan. Jroii 
 chain; iron fetters; pl.-«//. 
 
 liiwdbiko-tvlunidn. Iron bout; 
 pl.-a«. 
 
 retj 
 Biwil 
 
 tak 
 Biwik 
 
 shai 
 Jiiwik( 
 
 obj. 
 Jiiioiui 
 
 obj. 
 
iron ;i 
 
 or, 
 or. 
 
 Iruii 
 
 .-an. 
 
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 liOl) 
 
 Itiw/thikwakih'. Iron pot; (('. 
 iimniiitc;) pl.-o//. 
 
 Iliiiuii. S. Ohiwdi. 
 
 Iliirun. The hii«\v is drivon l»y 
 tli(i wind, Hiiow-Htonii, hiiow- 
 rlrill ; p. hdHUiHij. 
 
 Iliit'diKKf. Flint; pi-"//. 
 
 ISiwondjiifnii. Crunili ; pl.-«». 
 
 I{iiri'kfi(la)na</<in. Sliavin^r, wood 
 siia\ inj^, (thill slice of wood 
 pared oil from a hoard in 
 plaining; it ;) \)\.-nii. 
 
 liiioihodjii/au. Saw-<lust. 
 
 IliwiiU. A stran^icr who arrives 
 to a place, vinitor, coiner; 
 pl.-</. 
 
 lli-iiu(ljiira, {nin). I come hero 
 with him, I nccompany him 
 hither ; I hriii<^ him alon<; 
 with me ; p. l)<i..w(i<l. 
 
 lUiridou, inin). I cnimhlo 'it ; 
 p. Iiawidod. 
 
 Biwiyaan, {nin). 1 cut or chop 
 it into small pieces, into 
 chips ; p. ba. autj. 
 
 Biioi(/aiguu. Small piece of 
 wood, chip; pl.-a?t. 
 
 Tiiwi(faiye, {nin). I make chips ; 
 p. baio..f/ed. 
 
 Iliwigaisse, {nin). T am chop- 
 ping wood into small pieces ; 
 p. haw..sed. 
 
 Biwijiyan. A little piece re- 
 maining after cutting a coat 
 or any other article of cloth- 
 ing, remainder, shred ; (F. 
 retaille;) pl.-a/t. 
 
 Biwikodan, (nin). I cut it, I 
 take off" pieces ; p. haw. .any. 
 
 liiwikodjigan. Shaving, wood- 
 shaving; pl.-a/t. 
 
 Biwikona, {nin). I cut nome 
 obj. ; p. batcnad. 
 
 Biwina, {nin). I crumble some 
 obj. ; p. hawinad. 
 
 Biwipo. The .xnow liogins tn 
 cover the ground ; p bawiixiy. 
 
 Biii''i.shinia,{nin). I dis|K'r-e it, 
 put it ill disorder, {an. obj.) ; 
 p. baw..iiia<l. 
 
 Bewi.i/ika pakuwjiydn. The 
 breJid breaks or crumbles; p. 
 haw.. day. — S. Jliiri.i.'«\ 
 
 Biwis.'ic ])akirrjiyan. The bread 
 crumbles into .*mall |)ieces 
 and falls to the ground ; p. 
 bauus.'icd. 
 
 Iliwinxidjiyan. A gun-cap, pow- 
 der in the pan of a gun; ([•'. 
 amorce ;) pl.a/t. 
 
 Biwi.Hnidon, (itin). I disperse it, 
 I i)Ut it in di.sorder ; p. baw.. 
 d(td. 
 
 Biwinsidon pdshki.iiyan, \niii). 
 I put powder in the pan of n 
 gun, or a cap, I prime a gun ; 
 p. baicdod. 
 
 Bii(Hs.<iin. It is dispersed, it is 
 in disorder; among one ano- 
 ther; p. bawi.tsiny. — Kakiiin 
 nind aiinian biwi.ssinnn, all 
 my things are in disorder. 
 
 Biwiwebina, {nin) {nan). I 
 throw or strew it about, I 
 scatter it, {an. olij.) ; p. bew.. 
 nad ; inip. biw..bin. 
 
 Biiciwebiniyade, ov-mayad. \{ 
 is disjiersed, strewed, scatter- 
 ed ; p. bew..dey, or-mayak. 
 
 Bobo. Little pain, little wound, 
 tin the language of children.) 
 
 Boboyidjibiyoiyan. Little sy- 
 ringj made of wood or tin ; 
 
 pl.-fflM. 
 
 Bodiiddn, [nin). I blow it ; p. 
 biva..any. 
 
 Bodddjiyan. A thing to blow 
 in, trumj)et, horn, bugle ; 
 pl.-flfrt. 
 
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 JiiifldUJiffe, (niiij. I am lilowinj:: ; 
 
 p. fiwa..f/ed. 
 JiodadjinJika, (nin). My lielly i.s 
 
 swoi'len up; p. hwa-.knd. 
 llodadjishkotaifdii. Hollows ; 
 
 pl.-«^f. 
 fhtdddjishkniawe, {mn). I hjow 
 
 tlio iir, witli bellows ; p. hira.. 
 
 irrd. 
 Jiodakwe, (nin). 1 let fsvll in n. 
 
 hole or vessel ; I put in u 
 
 hole ; p. hira. .wed. 
 J'oddhren , (nin). I ])\\\ it in a 
 
 hole or vessel, I let it u'o i'l; 
 
 p. hu'a..wed. 
 Ihtddkwenan, [nin], I ]nit it, 
 
 or let it Jiill, in a hole or ves- 
 sel, [an. ohj.) ; p. hn'a..icrd. 
 Iloddkires.'ie, {nin). I fall or 
 
 slide in a liole; p. hwa...fed. 
 I'oddnd, (nin). I olow him ; ]). 
 
 Iniuidanad ; imp. hnddj. 
 hnddsltka, (nin). I am swollen, 
 
 all my body is swollen np; p 
 
 hwa..kad. 
 Undau'dn. Chimnev, rire-i>lace; 
 
 ]^\.^an. 
 11 (id owe, (nin). I make fire, T 
 
 build u fire | p. hivadaiced. 
 Undawen. I . urn it as fuel, I 
 
 uiake tire with; ]).hivadawed. 
 Jtodntrenan, (nin). I burn some 
 
 obj., I put it in the fire as 
 
 fuel ; p. hwadmred. — ■'fji;/- 
 
 wdtig nahagisag nin gi-hnda- 
 
 ireuan ; I burnt up a board. 
 lio(/;d, ()iin). J fart; ]). bwd(/i- 
 
 did. 
 Uuifidiinn. Fart, farting. 
 Hftjo ! jrood day ! (F. bonjour.) 
 Hok or boko, in compositions, 
 
 alludes to a half or part of s. 
 
 th. (Examples in some of the 
 
 followinjr words.) 
 l]okakamifii.<>se. (nin). I break 
 
 lliroufrh, or sink in tiic 
 fjrrouml with my foot; j). hnui 
 ...scd. 
 DnkisKc, [nin). I break throujrh 
 s. th. with my foot; p. Inca.. 
 
 Uakohinn. (nin) (don). I break 
 some obj. in two ; j). hfra..nad. 
 
 Bflkndena. One half or part of 
 the village or town. 
 
 nokodJi.<^/ika, or-inar/ad. Some- 
 thing in my body is broken; 
 p. hwa..ka</, or-niaf/ak. 
 
 Uokoi/nde, (nin), 1 have a brok- 
 en leg ; }). // i,.ded. 
 
 llnkof/ddci/iin, (nin)- J break 
 my leg; j). bva.ing. 
 
 lUdcof/adeica, (nin). 1 lireak his 
 leg ; p. biva..vnd ; ini]). bnki- 
 l/adew. 
 
 Piokokojennn, (nin). I break 
 the point of s. th. (of a needle, 
 knife, etc.); p. bva.ang. 
 
 Tiokonigan . A broken l>rancb 
 to indicate the road in tlu^ 
 woods ; \)].-an. 
 
 Iiokoni(/e, (nin). I break bran- 
 ches to mark the road in the 
 woods: Y>. biva..f/pd. 
 
 iloko.shkan, (nin). I break it. (a 
 hinff obj.) ; p. bwa..an!/. 
 
 Iloko.'i/iknira, (ni)i). I break 
 some /rt»/7 obj. ; p. bu'a..nuui. 
 
 liokoshki1>inn,(nin). 1 l-reak it 
 off, (rt«. olij.); p. bwa.vad. — 
 Mi.'<okosi nin bokos/ikibina, I 
 break ofl" an ear of Indian 
 corn. 
 
 lioko.'ihkibinan, inin). I break 
 it otf ; p btra..ani/. 
 
 Iloko.'isidon, (nin). I break it in 
 two; p. bwa..dod. 
 
 Doloic.hishka am^db. The net is 
 breaking ; p. bwak..knd. 
 
 I]('kn1t'liis}ikn. or-mnqnd, ft 
 
 ,'s 
 
r.oN 
 
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 liroak^;; ]^. hu'dk.J.rif/, or-vfo- 
 ijnk. 
 
 r>(ikwdhik. A piooo or frag- 
 ment ot iron. 
 
 I'lokwaigane, (nin). 1 liroak a 
 lionc ; 1). hira..iic(L 
 
 UCikwaii. A piooo, n, fragment. 
 
 Ilnkwaiwhihinm, (nin). I Itreak 
 it otT, («». olij.) ; \\.hu'n..mad. 
 
 Ildku'anv'iasidnu, {nin). I Itreak 
 it oil', I notcli it ; p. Incnk.. 
 ilnd. 
 
 liokirasika, ox-magad, (pr. ha- 
 knsika.) Tt break.s, (wood;) 
 p. hwnk..kar/, or-mar/ak. 
 
 lltikw(W(j. A piece of wood, a 
 fragment of wood. 
 
 Ilokwdirir/an, (nin) or nin hnk- 
 wawif/ancshka. I am hump- 
 hacked, or liunchhacke<! ; iF. 
 jo .'^uis bo.'sn); p. /nrak..nc(l, 
 or, hwak-.kad. 
 
 }>nkwdwi(/aneia, (nin). I am 
 lame in the haMc; p. hv'a..iad. 
 
 UnkivMaf/iming. S. hehnkxveda- 
 (liming-gisisa. 
 
 Ili'ikweg. A piece of clc :h, or of 
 any other clothing material. 
 
 Ilnkwemagad. Branclie.'^ or lit- 
 tle sticks on tlu^ ground 
 break, when a person or ani- 
 mal goes through the wood.s ; 
 p. bwn..gak. 
 
 Itame, (niHJ- I recover from 
 my fear oi* fright ; p. hioamed. 
 
 I'n:i or honi, in comjio.sition?, 
 signifies finishing, reasinf/, 
 flopping, or the end of s. tli. 
 (Examples in some of tlie fol- 
 lowing words.) 
 
 Ilondbigina, [nin] {nan). I let 
 liim down on a rope ; p. btva.. 
 ang. 
 
 Bonakakjir/an. The line of a 
 
 BOX 
 
 net with a heavy stone to kee]i 
 steady the net, to anch-^r it ; 
 anciior ; pl.-rt)>. 
 
 Bonnkadjige, {nin). I cast an- 
 chor; ]). hivn..grd. 
 
 Bnnakmia\ {nin)idon]. lanclior 
 it, (a net, o.?."?/?/*;) p. bwn..nad. 
 imp. bonakaj. 
 
 Uonnni. Sh" lays eggs, (alien, 
 or any other female bird ;i p. 
 bwdnang. (II. Conj ) 
 
 Uonnnimad, The wind goes 
 ilown, dies away, ceases blow- 
 ing ; p. bnm..mak. 
 
 Bmidshka, ov-viagnd. The sea 
 runs down, the waves cease 
 to rise, it becmies calm; ]>. 
 /) iranash kag , or-;H agiX k . 
 
 lionendani, {nin). I cease to 
 think on s. th.; I forget ; p. 
 bicanendang. 
 
 lUmcndamnwa, [{nin). I forget 
 s. til. relating to him, F forget 
 how he beliaved what he did, 
 what he said, etc.. I forgive 
 him ; p. bu'an..xvad. 
 
 ndnendamoicin. Forgetting, for- 
 giveness, pardon. 
 
 B()nniima,{nin){dnn). 1 forget 
 hiui, I cease to think on him, 
 (a person or any other obj.) ; 
 p. bwan..mad. 
 
 nGnenindiwin. Mutual pardon, 
 forgiveness. 
 
 Donia, {nin). I let him alone, 
 I desist from him ; p. Own- 
 
 niad. 
 Boni-akiwan. It is the end of 
 
 the world ; p. bwani-akiwang . 
 Boni bineahi. The bird alights 
 
 on a branch, (or somewhere 
 
 else ;) p. bewanid. (T. Conj.) 
 
 Bonigidetawa, {nin). I forgive 
 hiin ; p. bwan.vnd. 
 
 ■ m 
 
 
 '!fl 
 
 It 
 
 '(\, 
 
 i 
 
 i''! 
 
H 
 
 BOS 
 
 96 ^ 
 
 BOT 
 
 lionima, {nin). I let him alone, 
 I don't speak any more to 
 hi in ; p. hwanimad. 
 
 lioninagos, {nin). I cease to ap- 
 pear, to he seen, I disappear ; 
 p. bwa.Md. 
 
 Ihiiinagwad. It ceases to he 
 seen, it disa])pear.s ; p. bivan.. 
 wak. 
 
 nCinindawa, (nin). I alight 
 upon him, I descend upon 
 liim, come upon him ; p. hiva . 
 wod. — Wenijishid-Maniin o (ji- 
 bonindawan Jesusan apt ga- 
 idgaandawimind ; the Holv 
 Gliost descended (alighted, 
 came,) upon Jesus, after liis 
 haptism. 
 
 lioni-nibagtae, {nin). I cease to 
 he tliirsty ; p. bwd-wed. 
 
 lionita, {nin). I cease working ; 
 p. bwdnitad. 
 
 liCinitchigade, or-magad. It is 
 let alone, it is given up; p. 
 bwa..deg, or-magak. 
 
 lidrdton, (nin). I cease, I let 
 it alone, I let it be, 1 desist 
 from it ; I give it up, I aban- 
 don a habit, etc. ; p. bwani- 
 tod. 
 
 Uonwewidam, {nin). I cease 
 speaking; p. bwan..anq. 
 
 Hos, {nin). 1 euihark ; 1 go on 
 board ; p. bivasid. 
 
 flos, bosa, in compositions, sig- 
 nifies ^Jcwcfj'a^m^r into 8. th., 
 ^filling. (Examples in some 
 of the following words.) 
 
 liosabawe, {nin). I am drench- 
 ed with rain, (penetrated to 
 the skin ;) p. bioas..wed. 
 
 Unsangwam, {nin). I sleep pro- 
 foundly, (I am filled Avith 
 sleep;) p. bwa..ang. 
 
 Bosas.'ir^ or-magad. It pene- 
 trates, it goes into s. th.; p. 
 bwasa.tseg, ov-magak. 
 
 Dosin, {nin). 1 make liim em- 
 bark. I embark or ship some 
 obj.; p. bwasiad. 
 
 Bo.sika, or-magad. It is deep ; 
 p. bivo.nkag or-magak. — Bwd- 
 aikag onagan, a deep dish. 
 Rumsikag tessinagan, deep 
 plate, soup-plate. 
 
 Bo.nkado. A kind of large turtle; 
 
 Pl -ih 
 Bosikitchigade, or-magad. It is 
 
 made deep, it is deep ; p. bwa.. 
 
 deg, or-magak. 
 Bosikiton, (nin). I make it deep; 
 
 p. bwa.. tod. 
 Bosinajawa, (nin). I send hini 
 
 on board a vessel, a boat, etc.; 
 
 I bid Jhim embark; p. bwas.. 
 
 wad. 
 BoHitCiss, (nin). I am loading a 
 
 canoe, boat*, vessel, etc. ; I 
 
 am shipping; p. bwa.. sod. 
 BoutCissoioin. Loading, ship- 
 ping. 
 Bositon, (nin). I ship it ; p. 
 
 bwasitod. 
 Bosiwin. Embarkation, goinir 
 
 on board. 
 Boamakatewaxoe. It has a black 
 
 fur, (an animal ;) p. bwas. .wed. 
 Bosmakatewegin. Black cloth. 
 
 BQswebina, {nin {nan). I throw 
 him in a canoe, boat, etc, la 
 person, or some other ol)j.) ; 
 I embark him by force; ji. 
 bwas. .nad. 
 
 Boldgadan, (nin). I stamp it ; 
 p. bice.. an g. 
 
 Botagan. Mortar, stamper ; 
 
 pl.-a^f. 
 Botdgana, {nin). I etamp some 
 
BWA 
 
 ■- 97 - 
 
 HWA 
 
 obj.; p. hwefayanad ; imp 
 hntdj/aj. 
 
 I'litagandk. Pestle; p].-o». 
 
 Ilotffcfe, (niu). I ritaiiip, (corn, 
 t'tc.) ; p. hwetac/ed. 
 
 Unto. Button ; pl.-m// 
 
 livm, ir/ii hwa ; prefixes signi- 
 fying, before. 
 
 I'>waiauns,'{uin). I am slow at 
 work ; p. bwaiawuid. 
 
 Ihruma, inin), I cannot prevail 
 upon him, I cannot make him 
 come, or go, or do s. th. ; p. 
 hwaidmad. 
 
 liwdn. Siou Indian ; pi. -0,7. 
 
 Bwdnaici, (nm). I cannot (go 
 son)ewliere, or do s. th.) ; p. 
 hwaidnowiod. 
 
 Dirdnawia, (iiin). I can do no- 
 thing with him, or witli it, 
 {mi. ol)j.); he does not listen to 
 me, not obey me ; p. bwaia.. 
 ad. 
 
 Ihvdnatrifn, («/«). I cannot, I 
 am feeble, weak ; p. bwaid- 
 nawiiod. 
 
 Jiu'dnawUou, iniii). I can do 
 nothing with it, I cannot 
 make it, I cannot do it ; I can- 
 not get it ; )). hwaia..tod. 
 
 Uwanawifowin. Weakness, in- 
 capacity. 
 
 Birdnim, (nin). I speak thf 
 Siou language; p. bwaidn'i- 
 mod. 
 
 Bwdnimowin. Siou language. 
 
 Ihoadma, (nin) idan). I can 
 liardly carry him on my back, 
 or it, [an. obj.) ; p. bwaiaomad. 
 
 Bwdwane, {nin). 1 carry a lieavy 
 burden on my back ; p. bwai- 
 awaned. 
 
 Bwdwibina, {nin) {don). I can- 
 not draw him, (a person, or 
 some oilier obj.) ; p. bwaia.. 
 nad, 
 
 Bwdwina,(nin)(don). I cannot 
 sift him up, (a person, or 
 some other obj.) ; p. bxoaiawi- 
 nad. 
 
 Bwdwinan, (nin). I cannot lift 
 it up ; p. bwaia. .aug. 
 
 t 
 
 <■ ,1': 
 
 I i :M 
 
 lAdi » 
 
 m 
 
 .« 
 
 1 
 
f! 
 
 D 
 
 i .1 
 
 t 
 
 1 
 
 
 i I 
 
 Some worifs v'hic/i ar<' no/ Jonnd iiiulcr 1), 7»rn/ he lookptl J'oi 
 
 iiiidcr T. 
 
 DAB 
 
 I). Tliiw tliird lettor in tlic Ot- 
 cliipwe jilpliiilK't, \h the eii- 
 l)li(»iii('iil lettor oltlio Otcliij)- 
 wc Ijingna^c, to avoid a dis- 
 a<rrooal)le crowd of vowels ; 
 as: 0(1 (tinn, he lias it; in- 
 stead of, o aian. — Kid ijn, 
 tlioufioest ; instead of, kiija.* 
 
 Da-, a }»artic]o that denote^! the 
 i-oiidilioudl mode, in a verh. 
 (See the Conj. in the Grani- 
 mar.) 
 
 Da, (niii). 1 lodgo, dwell, stop ; 
 ]). cnddd. — Kairiii kin onia ki 
 ilassi, nin, nin da oma .- thou 
 dost not stop here, I stop 
 here, (this is my liahitation.) 
 
 I)a, in (ionipositions, denotes the 
 ]>lace where some work is do- 
 ing, or lias been done; as: 
 Mi ima i/ndagirassoidn, nin- 
 t^nt/mtni ; it is hero I have 
 lieen sewing three days. 
 (More coiiimonly daji is used 
 in these cases.) 
 
 Uahnndad. It is respectable ; 
 p. deb an dak. 
 
 Ihdiandfiulayos, (nin). I am 
 respectable. I am thought 
 
 * In Mauitoha we proiioiiiicc morn : 
 /.iif ija. kil aiiln, f'tc, ctr. 
 
 Idilm. 
 him ; 
 
 DAT) 
 
 (considered) respeetfiblo ; p 
 dc/)..>iid. 
 
 Dahandenda</wad. U is consi- 
 dered respectable, it is res- 
 pectable ; p. del).. leak. 
 
 Dabandendamowi n . Respeci , 
 esteem. 
 
 Dahaadenima- {nin) 
 respect or esteem 
 dab.. mad. 
 
 Uahandis, (nin). I am respect- 
 able, worthy, I am deserviiiL' 
 of resj)ect and esteem ,'; p. 
 drb..sid. 
 
 Uaddiabanaiiidon, (nin). 1 
 sjjeak fast, quick'; ]>. dt'd.. 
 domj. 
 
 Daddiabanam, (nin). 
 qu'u'k resi)iration 
 mod. 
 
 Daddfabi, (nin). I hasten, I dn 
 8. th. quick, I am speedv, ex- 
 peditious, in doings, til.; p. 
 ded..bid. 
 
 Daddfabinia;/ad. h hastens, ii 
 goes on quick, runs fa.st, it 
 works fast; p. ded..f/ak. 
 
 Dabdtabitcin. Plaste, expediti( 
 speed, activity. 
 
 Daddtabowe, inin). S. Dadnla- 
 J)ana<iidon. 
 
 I have ,1 
 p. dcd.. 
 
 on. 
 
DAH 
 
 — no — 
 
 DAG 
 
 Ihfdihahanin, (nlii) (don). I oli- 
 -crvc liiiii, watch liini, T look 
 ii|t<iii liiiii, to POO wliat lio is 
 jruiiig to do or to say ; j). (led., 
 mnd. 
 
 lh'idod<!wa(/ad. It opens, pplits, 
 I ill lioiliii;: ;) p. dawd.r/ok. 
 
 Ih'idd.'iotnu/ mail d ami' n (If/. Corn 
 is splittinj; or bursting open, 
 (ill lioilin;.';) p. dniudoHodjii). 
 
 luiiju, incompositions, siji^nities, 
 iiiiionf/.if (dhcrs, or amoiujsf 
 (it her lliiny.i. (Exjvinples in 
 -oiiie of tliP foUouinji; words. i 
 
 !i(i(/('), ()r-ma(jad. Tliere is, tiicre 
 is some ; p. eiid(i(/n(/. 
 
 Iidi/onid, [tiiii]. I am, amf)iijist 
 iitlicrs; p. dc(jCjuutd. 
 
 luinfitUncas (liiii). I Lav liim a 
 ~iiare to catch liiin ; j). d(y.. 
 irad. 
 
 lhn/(u/(V>(iv', (»/»). T stand some- 
 \\ iicre aiiioiijf others ; p. dcij.. 
 irid. 
 
 Ihii/ni/aliavitdwOf (nhi). I stand 
 with liiin, or near him ; [>. 
 ili'il..u'(id. 
 
 li(t(/o(/inia, {nhi) {dan). I ])iit 
 iiim in the numhcr, T count 
 iiim amoiiij; others; p. dc;/.. 
 iiKid. 
 
 Iiiii/u(/nn(i, {vin) {dan). I swal- 
 low some ohj. amonir another 
 ihini; ; p. d('(/..nnd. — ()>fji 
 in'n (/i do(/ti(/n)ia (ii-nihiikici'i- 
 rhi iiihi ; J swallowed a tly 
 when I drank water. 
 
 iUtijidi-onidis,* Iniii). I put my- 
 .-elr in the numhcr, I count 
 
 ■ NoTK Tn scvcnil of llicse words 
 
 'huKi is .soiiH'tiines i)roiionnct'(l iltiiiifd ; 
 ;s : .\in (Inpii'dA-iiniilin, »ii?i dtii/ii'ntoii. 
 nhi ddiiwaHUd, »'lc. rt eouUl also lie 
 written so; but for uniformity's siiki' 
 uf iihviiys write It (frtf/o ; ami it is ordi- 
 iKully |>ronoiiiu'e(l ddfin. 
 
 myself aiiionjxsi others ; p. 
 d('(j. ..'iod. 
 
 Da(/f)ni7, (nin) tniln). \ put 
 some obj. amonir another ob- 
 ject, and mix it with it; j). 
 dcfionad. 
 
 DiKjoniK {nin\. I die amoicj.' 
 others; p. d'-ijonrd. 
 
 Da(/oni(/(7de, ov-nKKjad. There 
 is.. in, it is mixed with... ; p. 
 dc(/..dc(/, OY-inaijak. — Si.^iilxV,- 
 wad da(/oni(/((d(', there is .'■ii- 
 <rar in. Ka nn ishk(dcH'('il>(> 
 daf/oniffadci.s-iiion .•* Fs there 
 no anient licpior mixed with 
 it? 
 
 Ddf/o.'i, at the end of some neu- 
 ter verbs, and dayiiuid, at the 
 end of some uiiipersoiiiil 
 verbs, allude to heinji; consi- 
 dered or i/i(iu(//if su(!h anil 
 such; as: Nin jin(/endd(/(i.'), 
 I am considered hateful, or, 
 I am hateful. — .lin(/(n(U''(</ir(id, 
 it is considered hateful, or, it 
 is liateful. 
 
 IhKjoKxa, [nin] (f<>n), or nin. da- 
 (/o.<tira. I put some obj. anion li 
 other things, vrd mixing it ; 
 p. derioHsad. — Nin dai/os.^a 
 nnut nin moshu'ern ; T put my 
 handkerchief here among 
 other handkerchiefs. 
 
 Dnf/oii'ina. inin). T name him 
 amongst other words I pro- 
 nounce, (I swear by him. b\ 
 liis name;) p. de(/..na(f. 
 
 Dar/onyindan, inin). I name it 
 amongst other words, (I swear 
 by it; I p. de(f..(in(/. 
 
 D(i!/H'(7l), [nin). \ am sitting 
 with others or amongst others; 
 p. de(fUHd)i<l. 
 
 Dagwaddii, («/«j. I sew it in 
 such a place: p. endagira- 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 ■i 
 
 i 
 
 i} 
 
 1 
 
 ^k 
 
 vi" 
 
 ,« 
 
 •.4 
 
f~ 
 
 SMH 
 
 DAJ 
 
 — 100 
 
 DA.I 
 
 r 
 
 (lany, — Endaian nin <j<i-(la- 
 (jwaditnan kid aiiman ;\ will 
 ><('\v thy things (clothop) in 
 thy house 
 
 Ihv/iiHvna, iniii); p.de<f..ad. S. 
 Apaad}i(/eiuii}. 
 
 Ihu/irand, in In). I sew fioine 
 oltj. in such a^place ; |). end., 
 nad. 
 
 lhi(/ionndan, inin). S. Apandji- 
 </ai. 
 
 Ihujwuhima, {nin). I make him 
 arrive to some place, (a per- 
 son, or some other ol)j.) ; p. 
 deg..mad. 
 
 Daf/winhin, inin). I arrive hy 
 land ; p. degici^hinf/. — S. Mi- 
 jaga. 
 
 I)agwi.s-Hnn, (nin). I hring it to 
 someplace ; p. deg..iod. 
 
 naiebwetngo.tid. He tliat tells 
 the truth, truth-teller ; pl.- 
 
 , J>!/- 
 
 Ihnelmietang ; pl-/</, believer. 
 
 Dai^hwetansig. Intidel, incre- 
 dulous person, unbeliever ; 
 \>\.-og. 
 
 Dqji-. This word, prefixed to a 
 substantive or verb, denotes 
 the place where some action 
 is performing, or where a cer- 
 tain object comes from. P. 
 endaJi-.—Kego ijdke.ji enddji- 
 nimiiding, don't go where 
 they dance. Mi oma ga-daji- 
 migaditoad, here is the place 
 where they fought. Mnnidng 
 daji-ikive, a woman from Mon- 
 treal. 
 
 Dajibi, {nin). I drink in a cer- 
 tain place ; p. endajibid. 
 
 Dajigijiganam, {nin). I spend 
 n)y day in such a place; p. 
 endcy..niid. — Mi imn ga-daji- 
 
 gijigannmiidn pitchiiidga 
 there is the place where i 
 spent my day yesterday. 
 
 Dajikdn, {nin). \ am occuplcil 
 m making such a thing, I am 
 ut it ; p. endajikdng. 
 
 Dajikawa, (nin). I am occupicij 
 about some oi>j. ; p. end. .wail. 
 — Mnjag ki dajikawa aw bihe- 
 jigoganji ; thou art always 
 about that horse. 
 
 Dajike, {nin). I am in a certain 
 place ; p, end. kcd. 
 
 Dajimd, {nin). I speak of him ; 
 t censure him, I speak ill ni 
 bin), I backbite him, calum- 
 niate him; p. dejiniad. 
 
 Dajinddn, [nin). I speak of it ; 
 t speak ill of it, calumniate it; 
 p. end..ang. * 
 
 Dajinditnin , (nin). We apeak 
 of each other; we speak ill o\' 
 each other, censure one aiiu- 
 ther ; p. dejindidjig. 
 
 Dajindixoin. Ill speaking, de- 
 traction, backbiting, slander, 
 calumniation. 
 
 Dajinge, {nin). I speak ill ol 
 people, I slander, I calum- 
 niate. I backbite ; p. dejinged 
 
 Dajingeahk. I am slanderous. 
 calumnious, I am in the ha- 
 bit of speaking ill of peoj)l(' ; 
 p. dej..Kid. 
 
 Dajita, (nin). lam occupied at 
 8. th. in a certain place ; ji. 
 endajitad. 
 
 Dajitibikanam, (nin). I sj)oii(l 
 the night in such a place ; |i. 
 endaj. .mid. — Anindi ga-dajiti- 
 bikanamiian ? Where didst 
 thou stay all night? Nopi- 
 ming nin gidajitibikanam, 1 
 s})end the night in the woods. 
 
 \ 
 
DAN 
 
 -- 101 — 
 
 DAP 
 
 ll(ijt)iutcebisoit. Sut^pcixlerH, 
 
 liraces, (furimik'.s ) S. Aitika- 
 
 III a u. 
 l)oji)nikeUy (uin). I f-tretcli out 
 
 my anil ; p. dcj..nid. 
 Ildjnnikcs/iiii, (iiiii). I liuve my 
 
 arms strotclied out; \>. dvj . 
 
 ill If. 
 Ihijirabihiiia, {iiin) iiian]. 1 uii- 
 
 tuM or fritri'tch out some obj. 
 
 of metiil; p. d<j.:iuid. 
 Ildjicei/ai/onu, {iiin) [don). 1 
 
 spreud out some obj., hungiiij^ 
 
 it up; i(. drj..nad. 
 Ihijwci/is/iima, {iiiii). I spread 
 
 It out oil tlie rioor, on the 
 
 jirouiid, etc. ; \). dej. u'ad. 
 Ildjwcgina, {nin) inan). 1 spread 
 
 it, iiolding it in my hands ; 
 
 1 1, dcj.juid. 
 l)(iJwe(/iiisi(oii, iniu). I spreatl 
 
 the 
 
 ground, etc. ; 
 
 It out on 
 
 (Uj..fi)d. 
 Ihiii, inin}. I j)ossess, I have 
 
 l)roperty, I am rich ; p. endd- 
 
 nid. 
 Ihiiiub, {nin), 1 am sitting in a 
 
 certain place; p. eudunabkl. — 
 
 .)// oma mojiif/ cndunabiidu ; I 
 
 am always sitting here. 
 Ihdiadem, (nin). I am weeping 
 
 in a certain place ; p. enaan.. 
 
 mod. 
 Ikaiukaini(/is, iniu). I do s, th. 
 
 in a certain place ; I play 
 
 .■somewhere ; p. end(tu..isid. 
 
 ikiiiaki, {nin). I live in a cer- 
 tain place; or, I am a native 
 of a certain place or country ; 
 J), endanakid. 
 
 l)uii((ki,s, (nin). I burn in a cer- 
 tain place; p. end. .sod. 
 
 Uiinakiwin. The state of living 
 in a place or country. 
 
 Daudnaijidun, {nin). I talk ; p. 
 endaii..(>n<j. 
 
 UandmKjidiniiiwiii. Talking. 
 
 Dunenddijos, {nin) I am thought 
 or l»elieved to be in such a 
 l)laco ; p. endan..Kid. — (iiji- 
 (jfhiij dancnduijdtiiiiHKj ija-mino 
 ijiwi'bisidjiii akiiii/ ; thocei that 
 lived a "^oou life on earth, are 
 believed to lie in heavon 
 
 J)ancitimu,(niii). S. Indanciilina. 
 
 Ddiii.s, {nin). 1 am in a certain 
 place ; p. endani.nd. 
 
 Piiiii,s.s. S. Nind(1ni,<i.s. 
 
 hdnissikuwin. God-daughtor ; 
 1)1. -flf//. 1'here is always h 
 possessive pronoun prefixed 
 to this word ; nin ddiii.mikd- 
 win, my god-daughter ; ki 
 ddnisnikdvHii, thy god-daugh- 
 ter ; ddnissikuicinan, his 
 god-daughter, etc. 
 
 /-/^fu/jru. Property, riches, trea- 
 sure, all that one has or pos- 
 sesses. 
 
 Danurwen, (nin). I make noise, 
 1 am heard, in a (pertain 
 place; p. end. .wed. — I'iudiij 
 dunwetcewai/, they are heard 
 inside, (working or speaking ;) 
 heard by people that are out- 
 side, out of doors. 
 
 Uanwcindam, (nin). I speak, 
 1 make myself lieard, in a 
 certain place; p. end..au<j. 
 
 Dapinanidimin, (nin). We are 
 Killing one another; p. end., 
 didjiy. 
 
 Dapi nan idi will. Slaughter or 
 murder of several persons. 
 
 Ddpinr, (nin). I die in a certain 
 place ; p. endapined. — Nibi- 
 kanij tji-ddpiiie, he died in the 
 water, (he was drowned.) Dc- 
 
 
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 f 1 
 
 DAS 
 
 ~ 102 — 
 
 DAS 
 
 tieniiuiiKiutf [fchihaidlit/on;/ 
 ((iiifri/('ili(/oiif/) tjldiipine, our 
 Lord (lii'cl oil a crofss. 
 
 Ih'tpinea, i/(//ii, 1 make Iiiiii die 
 in a certain place; p. end. .(id. 
 
 I)(is/t,c()uj\. J?ut, and, too^il.so. 
 
 Ua.s/iiiiiiii, fiiiii). We are in a 
 certain niinil)er, in such a 
 numher, in a certain (quantity, 
 so many persons, (or otlier 
 oltj..) — Mi <i(t.ihixliiw(i(l in'iid 
 u})ininia<i, my itotatoes were 
 so many. 
 
 Ihis/iwd. Shell, shield ; pi.-//. — 
 Mi.s/iilinrid(i,s/iira. The shield 
 ol a tortoise. 
 
 Ddsshig, adv. Every time, as 
 often as. 
 
 Ihi.s.so, ({)r do.ssiri.) Tins word, 
 (the inter|»retatioii-word of 
 the Otchi))we numliers,) sij:- 
 nilies notliin;: in itself; it is 
 put between niDiibrrs lii<:her 
 than nineteen, and fudtufaii- 
 fii'cs denotiii;.' measure, of 
 time or of other olijeets. So, 
 f. i., they will not say : A'//- 
 laiiahibou, twenty years, hut, 
 nijtana dassn hihoii, etc. 
 
 Ihoisohaiienind). So many times 
 a handful, (in numher over 
 nineteen.) For less than twen- 
 ty, 8oe NiJobaacnindJ. Nis«o- 
 ban^niadj, etc. 
 
 Ddssabidoixni, iiiin). 1 tie so 
 Mjany tojietlier, (in numher 
 over nineteen;) p. end..aii(/. 
 NissiiihiddiKi II in dassobidn- 
 donan uslii iiij. I tie thirty- 
 two together. For less than 
 twenty, see Nijobidoiiun. Nis- 
 sobidonan, etc. 
 
 Dassobina, (nin). I catcli so 
 many Hshes in a net, or in 
 .several uets; ]». indassobinad. 
 
 This word is put atler nun - 
 liers higher than nineteen, in 
 denote the numher of iisJK- 
 eaught in a net, or in severnl 
 nets; as: Nijtana nin dft.s.^o,- 
 biiKt ; uifixiniidanfi dassDbiiin 
 I I'aught twenty fishes in mv 
 net, (nets;) he caught thirlv 
 tishes in his net, (nets.) 
 
 Ihissobiiuni, (nin). I tie so jr.aii\ 
 ol)jeets together, (in numln r~ 
 over nineteen.) — For less tlian 
 twenty, see Nijobiiuif/. AV.v.vi- 
 biiiatj, etc. 
 
 Dd.s.sobiiiiikdn. So many tini(> 
 hoth hands full, (in nunihei- 
 over nineteen. 1 — For less tliiin 
 twenty, see Nijobonikan. M-:- 
 ."iiibonikan, etc. 
 
 Dds.^iKjdiniij, so many lodges m 
 houses, (in numbers o\tr 
 nineteen.^ — Niinidana f/(/.v.v-,- 
 ijdniitj liitvhi wi(/iiraman nh- 
 wan iina enil(iji(/abc,s/iiir(iil 
 (inishinabcij ; there are fortv 
 largo loilges there where the 
 Indians are encamped. — For 
 less ntimhers than twent\, 
 see Nijoijamiij. Nissoi/aini'j. 
 etc. . ' 
 
 /^/.s'.v<K//Vm-H'«///.v, iiiin). I am 
 so many months old, (in num- 
 liers over nineteen ;) p. cn- 
 dd,'',s'..sid. — (iwaiuk nij/aim 
 dd.ss(i(/isis.swa(ji,n aw aliinml- 
 Ji ; this child is just twenl) 
 months old. — For numhers 
 less than twenty, see Nijo'ji- 
 .s- is SIC a <j is . Nissoyisus wan '" • 
 etc. 
 
 Dassogwaa. So many days.— 
 This word is always precedeii 
 either hy the adverb dnin .' 
 liow ? how much ? or hy a 
 numher hiirher than nineteen. 
 
 lit i 
 
DAS - 103 - 
 
 ^- 
 
 A. 
 
 DAS 
 
 — ii'(\lana dasmtijH'aa nin iji- 
 aid wcdi, 1 stuyeil there twen- 
 ty (lays. 
 
 l)(iss(ii/waiu(i/u(L It is 8u many 
 (lays j p. eu(lass..tjak. — This 
 \{'rl> IS (vlways preceded eitlicr 
 liy the adverb unhi? or hy a 
 nmnl)er higher than nineteen. 
 — .hdi/wd iii.s.siiniildita if(it<.su</- 
 wanaijud eko-mdiljad iio.sn ,• it 
 is already thirty cUiys since 
 my f'atlier started. 
 
 Ii((.s.s<)(/iv<ina(/is, [uiiii- I am so 
 many days ohl, (a person or 
 uiiy other olij.i ; p. enil..si(l. — 
 This verb is always preceded 
 either by the adverb diiin 'f 
 or by a nunil>er higher than 
 nineteen. — Anin ciidas.soi/ird- 
 iKHjifiid kitihiinc ? how many 
 days is thy little brother old ? 
 Mjtaiui d(mi«>iiwanaijisi, he 
 is twenty days old. 
 
 llii!i,sfti/tC((iu'nd,{niii). 1 am ab- 
 sent so many days, going 
 somewhere; p. CHd(iss..did. — 
 This verb is jiut afti-r a nnm- 
 b( r higher than nineteen, to 
 signity the number of days of 
 absence ; as : lii-mndjdwdij 
 j'c'b(i,iiistii>nidana dank ia-das- 
 Kixiwaneiidiwoy ; thev start- 
 ed this morning, and tliey will 
 lie gone (or absent) thirty 
 days — When the number of 
 the days of absence is under 
 twent\', they will say, for in- 
 stance, middssogiccii ta iiieii- 
 (liwiti/ ; midassuijwaii ta-iiien- 
 diwuij (is/ii iuino(/icaii, etc., 
 they will be absent tideen 
 days, etc. — S. IneiuL 
 
 Da.ssokantin, [idu). We are so 
 many in a canoe or boat, 
 (when the number is over 
 
 nineteen ; p. cnda.s^kanifii/. 
 — Nijtana nia dtmsokainiii ; 
 iiijUind Ilia da.sunkdimn {i»hi 
 nitiswl ; we are twemlyi in the 
 canoe; we are tweniy-lhrec 
 in the canoe. — For leas than 
 twenty, see Nijidxuiniii.'Migsu- 
 kdiiiiii, etc. f 
 
 DuN.suka, inin) or, nin hi-dus.sa- 
 ku. 1 come with my whole 
 family, or with my wIkjIc 
 band; p. cndd-sfudidd. — Eni- 
 (jokwiniiun nin hi-ddxsukd, I 
 come with my whole family, 
 or, with my whole band. 
 
 Dds.s6niiiia)f, so many round 
 ''lobular ol)jecls, lia numbers 
 higher than nineteen. i — AV.s- 
 ifiniiddiid dd.ssiiniiii(i(/ ini-shi- 
 niindij ux/ii niiriii, thirty-tbur 
 apples. — For numliers nmler 
 twenty, see Nijinnina;/. AV.sao- 
 iiiinaij, etc. 
 
 Daamna, inin). I catch him in 
 a trap, I trap him ; p. dd.ssn- 
 nad ; imp. dufsfn'ij. 
 
 UasHunay. So many canoes, 
 boats, etc., (in numbers high- 
 er than nineteen.) Niitdiid 
 J II-- ■ ' 
 
 ilds.sondij ic/iinidnaii iiiu uui- 
 
 bdiiddndu ; I see twenty ca- 
 iu)es. — F'or numljers under 
 twenty, see Nijonay. Ninxo- 
 ndij, etc. 
 
 Dassundyan. Trap; snare; pl.- 
 an. X 
 
 UassDniJiijaii. So many pieces, 
 (of meal, lisli, etc ) (in num- 
 bers over nineteen.) — Nissiini- 
 dana dassonijiijan (/iyoian i/i- 
 anliamaway (dnnadjiiuy ; 
 tliirty pieces of tish were giv- 
 en to the children to oat. — 
 For numbers under twenty, 
 
 *( 
 
 (i 
 
 "-! ' ♦ 
 
 ' t 
 
rr 
 
 I 
 
 / 
 
 V 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 DAS 
 
 •Hijonicjan. 
 
 — 104 — 
 Nissonigan, 
 
 DAS 
 
 \ oee 
 etc 
 
 Ihifttdnik'. So niaiiy falhoiiiH, 
 (in nttinlitTR over niiicteeii.) — 
 
 '• Mijtaud ilaxsoink a.sfii ikiiiiiii, 
 iij twenty-five fatlioniH. — For 
 -»>iMin» Iters iitulor twi'uty, wfe 
 Nijn II ifc . .Mssoiiik. 
 
 DaxxunindJ. So nmiiv inchcfl, 
 (in nuiiilKTs lii<^fi('r than 
 nineteen.) — For nuiniiers un- 
 der twenty, see N'ljaniiulJ. 
 Nisnoninilj, etc. 
 
 DasHos, iniii) I am trapited, I 
 am cau<rht under sonifthinji 
 that fell upon me, (a tree, a 
 rock, etc.) ; p. densomid. 
 
 IhssoNhk. So many hreadihs of 
 cloth or other stuff, (in num- 
 liers hi;j;her than niru'teen.) — 
 For numhers under twenty, 
 see Nijunhk. A'mo.v///r, etc. 
 
 hax-fos/ikin. So many hajjs full, 
 (in numhers over nineteen ) 
 — Niiiniiu Ida a dun son /i kin 
 
 npiiiii) ninatjigishpiiiauaif ; I 
 l»ou;.^lit thirty bajis full of 
 jtotatoes. For numbers un- 
 der twenty, see Nijoslikhi. 
 NisHoshkiiii etc. 
 
 Uassnsid. So many feet, (in 
 numliers over nineteen.) — For 
 n)iml)ers under twenty, see 
 Nijosid. Ni.ssonid. 
 
 Ikusosotpiii. Being trajtped or 
 caught ; also, the bruise or 
 bruises caused to a person by 
 8. th. that tell upon him. 
 
 Dansossaij. So many barrels or 
 wooden boxes full, (in nnm- 
 ber.s over nineteen.) — Nijiaiia 
 dassossatf pakxcejujan niiid 
 aiawa ; I have twenty barrel.s 
 of flour. — For numbers less 
 
 than twenty, see Nijossuij. 
 Nitinsn(i(f, etc. 
 
 Dassw/fhik. So many objects of 
 metal, stone, or gla.«s, (in 
 numbers over nineteen.) — 
 Naiiiviidana danxwdhik Jiniii- 
 aii o </i-iiiinan ; he gave hiin 
 fifty dollars. — For numbers 
 under twenty, see Aijwahik. 
 Nisximhik, etc. 
 
 Ihisxiiutiaiidd It is of so many 
 kinds; \). end..(/iik ; (in nnin- 
 ber.'* over nineteen.) — Fur 
 numbers less than twenty, 
 see Nijioaiaijad. 
 
 Duxxwaiaifi.simiii, (iiiii) or iiiu 
 duxxdinijixiiiiin. We are of si • 
 many kinds ;p cndaxx..xiil)iii ; 
 (in numbers over nineteen.)— 
 Nijtaiia (iaxswaiai/ixiii'di/ it/iir 
 hiiiesliiiaii ; those birds arc 
 of twenty different kinds.— 
 For numbers under twenty, 
 see Nijivaiaiji.iimiii. M.ssirai- 
 ai/ixiniiit. 
 
 baxsimk. So many hundreds, 
 (in numbers over nineteen 
 wliieh are put before the num- 
 ber hundred.) — Nijiana dass- 
 tpiik, twenty hundred ; iiissi- 
 iiiidana dasHwdk, thirty hun- 
 dred, etc. — For numbers un- 
 der twenty, put before the 
 numlter hundred, see Nijwnk. 
 Nisswdk, etc. 
 
 Uasswdkoximin, [idii). We are 
 S( .nany hundred in number ; 
 p. endaxs...sidjig ; (\u numbers 
 over nineteen, put before the 
 number hundred.) — Nixsimi- 
 daiui niii daxxwakoximhi, \m' 
 are thirty hundred of us, 
 (three thousand.".) — For nuni- 
 bcrs under twenty, put before 
 
Dfc 
 
 10.> — 
 
 DfiB 
 
 !i 
 
 We arc 
 umlier ; 
 ninbi'is 
 ore tlu' 
 
 nin, w 
 
 of us, 
 
 or iiuin- 
 
 t lieturi' 
 
 llu' nuiiilicr liumlrfd, bcc 
 MJwah<i,iiiit ill . Ni.'tsH'alioxi- 
 III in, etc;. 
 lUis.swaku'iiaifuu . So iiiiiiiv 
 opsins, (in iiuiiilierH o\ cr iiiiic- 
 iccii.) — iMJIaiKi (la.s.sinilxWdd- 
 1/(1 a nL'iiiha lei mini a; J ;jivt' 
 I lift! tweiity 8panH of ribbon. 
 — For nuniltors under (woiity, 
 see Mjinthiroaifun, Ni.i.'tin'ik- 
 iriia</(in, etc. 
 lUisKwnlitj. So many olijects of 
 wood, (in nnnilicrs over niiu'- 
 tcH'n.) — NdniiiiiilaiKi dasKird- 
 liij nabu(jis.s(t(/on o i/ii/is/ifii- 
 iianan ; he boujjjht forty 
 lioiirds. — For nunibc*r.s undi-r 
 twenty, 8oe Niju'i'ditf. iMss- 
 irdfiij, etc. 
 Ihi.i.sirvij. So niiiny oljjccts of 
 stntr, clotli, (in niinilier.'^ over 
 nineteen.) — Nitnimidiina (A/.v.t- 
 irc;/ wtiboiuiuin od nidnan air 
 iiluireuHnini ; tiliut nierciiant 
 lias tlfty blankets. — Fur nuni- 
 liers under twt'iity, .-^ee iMJ- 
 iri'if. Nissiceij, etc. 
 Ihixsirvwdn. So niuny pair, 
 couple, yoke, 8et.«; (in nnni- 
 liers higher than nineteen ) 
 MJtuna das.siceiranpijikiu'iii/, 
 twenty yoke of oxen. Ni.ssi- 
 inidana dasxweioan ntakixinan 
 lid aianan, he lias thirty pair 
 uf shoe.s. — For numbers un- 
 der twenty, siee ^iju'rwdn. 
 Ms.swcicdn, etc. 
 li'ilai/db, {niit) or, iiin ddl(i(/<i- 
 iidb. I lift uj) my eyes, 1 look 
 upwards; ]». d<ii(tt..bid. 
 lidlaijikxoen, {iiin). 1 lift up my 
 head and incline it back- 
 ward.^; p. daiat..nid. 
 Ih'— ; a i>article which is pre- 
 li.U'd to verLs or numbers in 
 
 P.VRT II. 
 
 Ih'bililiilUiltil . 
 Driiiib, {iiiiD. 
 
 order to signify, ciiomj/i, siij- 
 firii-ntlif, ijnite : aw: huwiu 
 Iiin dr-kikcniiidixdssi, I don't 
 know myself suiliciently. Ih- 
 tipilixi, he is old enough. 
 hdii'in dciiiJIiiiKi, not (|uil»' 
 twenty. S'in dcakos, 1 am 
 tall enough. 
 lit'b, dtbi, in comiHisiiions, sig- 
 nily, siiUirinillij, ennnijli. (lt).\- 
 amples in Home of tlie follow- 
 ing words.) 
 
 I'ayer ; pi.-;//,'/. 
 I have room 
 enough, (in sitting;/ p. daii- 
 biihiil. 
 Drbdb, iiiiin. I see from 8U(di « 
 distancte ; p. diiirbdbid.. — 
 U«.v.v<f nin di'bdb, I see from 
 tiir, (F am not sliort-sighted.) 
 Ih'bdbniiiii, mill). I see him, or, 
 I can see him, from such a 
 distance ; p. ddif-.iiiad. 
 lJrbdliiiiiiiii(iif(i'<, [niin. J can 
 be seen from... 1 iim visible 
 from such a distance ; p. 
 ildit:h .sid. 
 Ih'bdbaiiiiniKjn'iid It can be 
 seen, or, it is visible from 
 such A distance; p. daicb.. 
 ii'iik. 
 Di'bdbaiidan, (nin) 1 see it, or 
 can see it, from such a dis- 
 tance ; p. d(iir..uni/. 
 Uebaijenini, (nin). 1 am sati,— 
 lied, contented, I think I have 
 enough ; p. duieb..mod. 
 Ih'b(iii/ed. One who measure.'^, 
 
 measurer ; li\.-Ji<f. 
 l)i!l)iiii<i</idon, (nin). I tall; 
 
 enough ; i». daii'..(in[i. 
 Dibdiii, adj 01. right. Nindcba- 
 ninik, mv riglit arm ; nin di- 
 biiiiiniiulj, my right hand. 
 Debaoki, [nin). 1 give io all, 
 
 1 
 
 II 
 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 \ 
 
 ^ 
 
f 
 
 
 D£b 
 
 - m - 
 
 DEb 
 
 !< 
 
 /in a (liHtrihiUion ;) i». tlaie.. 
 kill. 
 
 Il^/xinmt, hiin). I ^'iv(> also to 
 liiin, (ill a tlintriljutiuii ;i |i. 
 ddic.iuul. 
 
 hrhaiilikhic, or-maifml. Tlierc 
 iis room <'tiouj^li in il, it IioMh. 
 it coiitaiiiM, (dry oIijocIm ;) p. 
 <ltne..uf'(f, oi ■VKif/nlx. — Nihiira 
 <h''l)(ishkiu( iw VKikitk : fliul 
 liox coiitHiiiH iniicli, (holds 
 niiicli.) 
 
 Ildxiiihkiacmin, iiiin). Wo cnii 
 all ;io ill, tiicrc is room ciion^ii 
 tiiriis; |)l. ilaic. iK'iljijf. — Nin 
 dtlxisltkintiniii itita anamicwi- 
 i/niiiii/nii;j ; tliorc is room Cor 
 iiM all ii; tliat cImu'cIi. 
 
 Ih'lniiilditi, (nin) 8. Ih'hfiiiin. 
 
 Hchendan;/. Proprietor, muster, 
 inifltreHs ; ])\.-i;/. 
 
 Ih'hi'ntJJif/rtl. Lord ; master, 
 iiiistreHs; proi)rietor ; \>\-Jiu- 
 
 I ><'!)''' nini, (nin) or, nin di'ltentloin. 
 I tliink it is enoujj;li, I think 
 I iiave enoujrii ; I am con- 
 tented, .wati.stied ; \). dale.. wad, 
 or, diiie..(in(f. 
 
 I)4hhiim(>win. Coiitentedne.''s. 
 
 Deheninf/cd. S. Ih'hendjii/ed. 
 
 I)chi<i, {nin). I content iruii, I 
 make hii'i liappy, satisfy 
 him, I pjive liim surtieiently ; 
 p. ddirbiiid. 
 
 Drhibi, {nin">. I drank enoujrh, 
 I am filk'il with licinor ; p. 
 daii'hilnd. 
 
 hcbihi, ov-mayad. It lioids, 
 contains, (]i(|nid;l p. daiiibi- 
 hi(/, ov-maijak — Kilchi ptiiH/i 
 dcbibi iw oiHodai ; that oottle 
 liolds (cunlains,! ver\' little. 
 
 Ocbibina, (nin) {iiuni. 1 catch 
 him. take hold of him, with 
 
 my hand, 'or hands;) p. dair.. 
 nnd. 
 
 Ih'binid, tnin). I tell the trulli 
 of him, what f tell of him, \- 
 all true; p. dairbimnd. — An' 
 ijiini nin d<biiniij i/(y</ . mr 
 <i(i.s/i iho' kiitriii nin drbinn- 
 (fo.tsi. What that man is tell- 
 in;r of me, is true indeed ; Imi 
 what that woman tells f)l' im . 
 is not true. 
 
 Drbinn, h(in){ni'in\. \ reach him. 
 (with my hand or otherwise ; 
 1). do i.. mil/. 
 
 Driiijxt. It snowed enough ; p 
 bipixj. 
 
 Ifrbi.s', inin). ! iiave enoupli. I 
 ajii contented, I am liappv ; 
 p. ibiiebi.^id. 
 
 Drbi.'i/ikun, inin). I cati itiii n 
 on easily, its tits me well, (an 
 article of clothing', or a hai, 
 a shoe, a hoot ;) also, 1 reail 
 it ; {). dme..iinij. 
 
 Ucbi.shkndadimin, {n:in). W( 
 reach one another; p. dni'.. 
 diiljii/. 
 
 hcbitiiwin. Happiness, sulii- 
 ciency, ahundance, plenty. 
 
 Dehi.f.s-atrhii/c, (nin). F pm 
 enough, I put everywhere ; 
 p. daie..(/ed. 
 
 Dt'bi.'i.saion, {nin). I put enoii'jli 
 of it, f ])rocure enough of ii; 
 p. daiclod. — Nin, wi-dcJ)i.^s,i- 
 ionan numhku.'i.nuiau ; I wiil 
 procure hay enough, (for tlif 
 whole winter.) 
 
 Debi.s.fe, inin.]. I am sufticieni. 
 
 I can do it, 1 (;an atl'ord it ; \<. 
 
 dairbi.'iKed. 
 Debia.se, or-niarfad. It is snlli- 
 
 cient, enough, it .^uthces ; }i. 
 
 daicbissey, ovmaf/ak. 
 
 \ 
 
 ]>■ (i( 
 
DKH 
 
 - 107 — 
 
 l)f«:f-: 
 
 IhliiKKiii, iinin. I alt' Millififiil- 
 
 iiiil. 
 
 Hill Hiitunilfd ; |i. ilnit 
 
 lirliisniiiitoin. Siiiurilv, tlio.«tttli' 
 (if liiiv iii;i t'iitcii ciKPii^ili. 
 
 lh!iil(t(/o.'<, \nhi). 1 ('till lie lu'iinl, 
 I HfM.>nk lixnl ciioii^h In In- 
 
 iit'iin 
 
 ). (I<n<'..sit 
 
 I 
 
 I'l liilidfirdil. It ciiii lie licard, 
 it Himinlrt IimkI t'nniii.'|i ti> lio 
 lifiinl ; |). ihiic.iiufk. — llrhi- 
 Itti/ii'dil (iiiKi kifiif/ii/fiii. I lie 
 Ik'II ('.'III lie lifiinl liorc. 
 
 l>iliH(twii, i III in it (III) I licnr 
 hill) licri', (lie hjxuIvs loml 
 (■iiiiiiLrli ;) |i. ifdip. Willi. — 'I'rhi- 
 l/i.s/i/tiriiin/ iiiii nihiiw niinniii- 
 ii'ii/iiiiiii/niii;, iiitiiiri iln.s/i iiiii 
 ilihi/tiira i/ri/ikii'cil : I stiiiid 
 at till' (Idur ill the cliurcli, 
 lull .still I lu'iir 111*' prt'iH'licr. 
 
 Iiihiloii, liiiii). I sati-l'v it, I 
 iiiaki' it cuutcntcil, liii|ipv ; jt. 
 (Iiiii'hihid. — A7// iti'ltiinn iiiiiiti- 
 iliissiiui nii'iio-((i)il<iiiii'iiiiii ; I 
 iiiako my heart conlciilcil an 
 olleii aw I act well, (as I do 
 •juod.) 
 
 Iiihiwniir, iiiiii. I carrv all at 
 (iiice, iti one trip; \).<leic..ii<(l. 
 
 Ih'hiirehiiiii, (iiiii\ {itum. 1 tliruA 
 f^oiiic i»l>). to siicli !i distance; 
 
 p. <lnil'..ll(tll. 
 
 Iirhwe, (iiiii). 1 It'll tlir truth ; 
 p. ilairhwcil. 
 
 Iii'hii'i'iciulai/v.f, {iiiiij. I am ve- 
 raciouH ; I am considered as 
 telling' the truth ; p. daic.sid. 
 
 lU'bweinidnijwad. Jt is true; it 
 is considered as truth ; ji. 
 dme..wah\ 
 
 bi'lnvnendiuti, (iiiii) or, niii drb- 
 ireendain. I helieve, (in my 
 tiiou<;lits, ill my mind,) 1 
 think it is true ; p. daicMni/. 
 
 DrlnriiiiidiiniDii'i'ii, or, dihin'cii' 
 
 dntiiiiwiii. Heliel, lailli. 
 D^lnriinidi'iii, [iiiii) or. iiiii dih- 
 
 irri'iii 
 
 fill 
 
 liclieve in it, I 
 
 think it is true ; p. daiejiii;/. 
 
 r. III It dclf 
 
 nil, 
 
 li'rli iiDiKl, nun) o 
 
 inniiiiin. I iielieve in IiImox- 
 isleiice ; j). doii'.iiinil. 
 hittirrfdt/ii.s, {iiiii) or, /(//' dili- 
 iri'fiii/r. I Hpeak the truth, [ 
 am heard speakin;.' the truth ; 
 
 I. llltll',.SII 
 
 Dihinliii/iisiiriii. N'l'i'acious 
 
 speakinir, trulh-telliii'.'. 
 Ih'/iii'i'fiii(iiii)ii(, {iiniK I think 
 
 he is tellini: the Initli ; p. 
 
 diiii iiiiid. 
 I)iliii'ifiiiii,iiiiii). I lielievc what 
 
 I hear ; ilides per auditiim ;) 
 
 p. d(ii(l)ir(diiiii/. 
 l)«Uiin/iiii, {niii). I helieve it, 
 
 'hoariii;.' it ;) \). dnii Itirrlumj. 
 hihii'i'/iiint, \iiiu]. 1 helieve him, 
 
 I helieve what he says, I obey 
 
 him ; p. iIu'h ..iiuul. 
 Dilnnircisiii. ItM sound is heard 
 
 at this or at that place ; p. 
 
 do ii'.. sill;/. 
 Ililiin ii'iddii/, iiiiin. I make mv- 
 
 sell' heard from a certain dis- 
 tance ; p, 
 I lilt in ir ill. 
 hihwtiHiHiijiid. It is true, il ia 
 
 • lie truth ; )). ilaic-ijuk. 
 hrhirririiiiimnjad. S. Dchireici- 
 
 imiliid. 
 Ui'hiciwiui-inaninalijnn. Certili- 
 
 cnte, document, deed, (pa])tr 
 
 of truth ;) pl.-«/t. 
 hihiriiciiiiinui. It is the truth ; 
 
 p. flair. .(iiiif. 
 
 Ik-i, ill ill). My 
 daii'cd. — Niii 
 iiiii iiiiiKidee,] 
 ^ood ; niii matclii-dce, (mat- 
 
 d(iie..aiii/. 
 Truth. ' 
 
 heart is... ; p. 
 niiiKhdec, (or, 
 mv heart \h 
 
 \\ 
 
 h^ 
 
 }. 
 
 ^1 ; 
 
 f! >1 
 
 1 I 
 
i i ■ 
 
 DEW 
 
 — 108 — 
 
 DIB 
 
 rhidee,) my heart is wicked. 
 Mi eji-deeiun, my heart in ho. 
 
 Deda, (nin). I make his heart 
 HO ; p. daii'ead. — Nin miiio- 
 di'ea ; nin matchideea ; I 
 Jiiuke hiH heart <;oo<l ; I make 
 hin heart wicked. Eji-derian 
 iji denakin, make my heart 
 like thy lieart. 
 
 Itren/ika, (nin) or, nind iji 
 dcenhka. Mj heart is affect- 
 ed in a certain manner, is lill- 
 ed with certain sentiments; 
 p. daieeshkad. Sesika gi-nish- 
 kadji-deeshka , his lieart was 
 Hiiddenly aflecced with anger, 
 (tilled with anger.) 
 
 Dc-t/ijia, inin.) I finish it, I 
 have time enough to finish it ; 
 p. daic..ad. 
 
 Drjintjcuhkid. Habitual slan- 
 derer, detractor, cahunnia- 
 tor; ])\-jia. 
 
 Dejinged. One who speaks ill 
 of somebody, (without a habit 
 
 of 
 
 doing 
 
 so,) slanderer ; ul. 
 
 Tongue. There is 
 i possessive pronoun 
 
 Denaniw. 
 always 
 
 prefixed to this word ; as : A'in 
 denaniw, nty tongue ; ki de- 
 naniw, tliy tongue, etc. 
 
 Ik'nimiigon, {nin). The water 
 comes under me, (in a camp 
 after a rain ;) p. daie god 
 
 l)4w, deica, drwi, in composi- 
 tions, signifies evil, ache, 
 pain, infirmity. (Examples in 
 some of the following words ) 
 
 Dewdbide, (nin). I have tooth- 
 ache ; p. paie..ded. 
 
 Ihiwdhidewin. Tooth-ache. 
 
 Dewakigan, (nin). I have pain 
 in the breast ; p. daicwaki- 
 gang. 
 
 have 
 much 
 
 Dcwidee, (nin) I lieel j)ain in 
 my heart, my heart is op- 
 pressed, cran)pt'<I ; p. daiewi- 
 deed. 
 
 iJewlgdde, (nin). I have pain 
 in )>iy leg; p. daid-.ded. 
 
 l)ewigane,[nin). I have pain in 
 my bones; p. daie..ned. 
 
 iJrwiktoe, (nin). I have head- 
 ache; p. daie.. toed. 
 
 Ucwikiceid.s,H, (nin). I 
 head-ache from too 
 heat ; p. daie .nod. 
 
 Dewikwewin. Head-ache. 
 
 Ih'winike, (nin), I have pain in 
 my arm; p. daic.ked. 
 
 Dibaaki, (nin). I survev, il 
 measure the earth ;) debaa- 
 kid. 
 
 Dibaakiioin. Survey, surveying, 
 geometry. 
 
 Dibaakiwinini. Surveyor, geo- 
 meter; \A-wag. 
 
 IHbaamddim,. They pay toge- 
 ther, a payment. 
 
 Dibaamdding. When they pay 
 together, the time of a pay- 
 ment. 
 
 Dibaamddiwin. Payment made, 
 or received, by several toge- 
 ther. 
 
 Uibaamage, (nin). I pay pen- 
 pie ; I recon)[jense ; 1 return, 
 repay ; p. deb..ged. 
 
 Dibaamagcwin. Payment or 
 reward given to somebody. 
 
 Dibaamagos, (nin. I receive 
 payment, I am paid ; p. deb.. 
 .sid. 
 
 Dibaamagoicin.* Payment ur 
 reward received by somebody. 
 
 Dibaamawa, (nin). 1 pay him, 
 
 * Hee Jianark U\ article Anamlkaao- 
 
» i 
 
 Dm 
 
 — 109 
 
 DIB 
 
 hamlkauo- 
 
 I reward or recompense him, 
 1 return him or repay him 
 what lie <li(l to m.- or for me ; 
 p. (leb,.wad. 
 
 lUhaan, (nin). I pay it; or for 
 it; p. d^baaiuj. 
 
 Dihahishkodjiffan . Balance, 
 
 Hcale, steelyanl ; also, a 
 pound- p.-au. 
 
 Dihalmhkodjigc, [jiin). 1 weif^h 
 in a balance, 1 am weijrhing; 
 p. deb..ged. 
 
 Ilihabishkodon, (nin). I weigh 
 it ; p. deb..dod. 
 
 IHbabishkona, {nin). T weigh 
 him, (a person, or any other 
 obj.) ; p. deb .nad. 
 
 Ilibaboweigan. Cover of a ket- 
 tle ; pl.-rtH. 
 
 IHbddJim, {nin). I Itell, I nar- 
 rate, I relate; p. deb. mod. 
 
 hibfldjima, {nin). I npeak of 
 him, I tell a. th. of him, (how 
 he is, or what lie did, etc.) ; p. 
 deb. .mad. 
 
 Dibddjimntage, {nin) I am tell- 
 ing, relating ; p. deb..ged. 
 
 Dibddjimotawa, (nin). I tell 
 him ; p. deb. .toad. 
 
 Dibddjimowin. Narration, story, 
 report; pi. .an. 
 
 Dibddodamawa, {nin). I tell 
 him s. th. ; p. deb. .wad. 
 
 Ih'bddoddn, {nin). I tell it, I 
 relate it ; p. deb..ang. 
 
 I)ibdgima,(nin). I conduct or 
 oversee him ; I judge him ; 
 p. deb..ad. 
 
 Dibdigan. Any kind of mea.snre, 
 as, yard, bushel, acre, hour, 
 league, mile, etc. ; pl.-«H. 
 IHbdige, (nin. I measure; p. 
 
 debaiged. 
 Dibaiqen, (n/n). I measure it ; 
 p. debaiged, 
 
 hebaigenan, {nin). I measure 
 some obj. ; p. debai</ed. (V. 
 Conj.) 
 
 I)ibai(j6win. Measurement, mea- 
 sarng. 
 
 Dibaigisi.s.su'nn. Watch, clock, 
 sun-dial ; \)].-(fg. — Dibaigiaias- 
 wdn mddji.shka, kijika, br.si- 
 ka, nagashka ; the watch 
 goes, goes fust, goes slow, 
 stops. 
 
 I) i b a i g i s i .t .s w anikew i n i n i 
 Watch-maker; p\.-wag. 
 
 Uibaivtinan. Bushel, (measur- 
 ing vessel containing a bu- 
 shel ;) pl.-a«. 
 
 Uibdkona, ivin). I judge him ; 
 p. del). .pad. 
 
 Dibahmidiwigamig. J udgment- 
 house, common-hall; pl.-o//. 
 
 iHbakondiwin. Judgment, court. 
 
 Dibakonigade, or magad. It is 
 judged ; p. deb..deg, or ma- 
 gak. 
 
 lHbagoniga.<i, {nin). I undergo 
 judgment, I am judged ; p. 
 deb.. .sod. 
 
 Dibakonige, {nin). I juilge; jj. 
 dek..yed. 
 
 Dibakonige-gijigad. Day of 
 judgment. 
 
 Dibakonigewigamig. S. Dibako- 
 nidiwigamig. 
 
 Uibakonigewin. Jtidgment, made 
 or pronounced; law, justice. 
 Gaiat dibakonigeunn, the old 
 law, (Old Testament.) 
 
 Dibakonigeiinnini. Judge, jus- 
 tice of the peace, magistrate ; 
 p\.-wag. 
 
 Dibakonigowin. Judgment vn- 
 dergone or received. 
 
 Dibdkoniwe, (nin). S. VibabO' 
 nige, etc, 
 
 ,■ (liil 
 
 i : V fit 
 
 Vi 
 
 A 
 
H 
 
 IH! 
 
 DIB 
 
 — 110 — 
 
 DIN 
 
 hihaknnUccwiu. S. Dihakniiif/e- 
 in'ii. 
 
 Di I) (I k niivewim-npahiioj n. 
 Judfrnieiit-Hcat, trihntml ; pl.- 
 ini. 
 
 IlilHOiieiu'm, {nin). I inoderuto 
 inyHclC, put, iiiysclr on a ccr- 
 tiim rule ; p. deh..mo(l. 
 
 Dihando, (m'li). I iimkca vow ; 
 p. dehanddd. 
 
 J)il)(iiidnii, (nin). I i'ullil a vow ; 
 p. deh..dod. 
 
 Dilxnidnirih Vow ; sacrilico, 
 olieriug ; pl.-r</(. 
 
 Dilxtonon. Measure of a canoe ; 
 \>\.-<in. 
 
 Dihawa, (nin). I pay for some 
 olij. ; p. d eh.. wad; imp. dilnl. 
 
 J)il)enda(fn.<i, iiiin). I have a 
 master ; (L. Huh j)OteRtate 
 (;ou9titutuH sum ;) )). ilch. .^id. 
 
 Dibetidamon, {nin) or, nin diix- 
 nindnmoa. I make liim mas- 
 ter of s. til. ; p. del). .ad. 
 
 Dihenddn, {nin). I am the )»ro- 
 prietor of it, the ma.ster of it, 
 1 possess it; p. dehendnnf/. 
 
 Dihenda.'ifi, (nin). I have ))ro- 
 ])erty, I possess, I am ])ro- 
 prietor ; p. deb.. nod. 
 
 Dihenda.'isoirin. Property, 'pos- 
 se.ssion ; treasure. 
 
 Dihrndjiffe, inin). lain master, 
 lord ; p. deh-.tjed. 
 
 Dihaidjitjewin. Dom i nation , 
 mastery. 
 
 Dihrninui, [nin). I am hi.s mas- 
 ter, his proprietor ; I jjossess 
 iiim, (a person, or any other 
 ol)j. ;) p. deb. .mad. 
 
 Dibcnindis, {nin). I am my 
 own master, T am free and 
 independent ; p. deb. ..sod. 
 
 Dib^jiindismoin. liilierty, free- 
 ilom, independence. 
 
 Dibr{va(fendaw,{nin). I reflect, 
 
 considei' ; p. deb. . ami . 
 I)ihetr(i(/endan, (nin\. F eoii^-i 
 
 ilcr it, I reflect upon it; p. 
 
 deb. .anil. 
 Dihewaijenini, (nin). I relicct 
 
 upon myself; p. deb..mod. 
 Dibewaijenima, diin). I retlcci 
 
 up(jn him, I consider liim ; p. 
 
 deb. .mad. 
 DibinilcauMy [nin] (dan). I iiicm- 
 
 sure some ohj. by the fathom ; 
 
 p. deb.. mad. 
 Dibomtna, {nin). 1 'irrange m' 
 
 settle him ; p. deb. .mad ; imp. 
 
 dilxnraj. 
 Itibowe, (nin). I arrange, I wei- 
 
 tle, I serve on the jury ; p 
 
 debon'ed. 
 Dihrtinrin'n. Jury. 
 Dibowi'irinini. .luryman ; iil- 
 
 iea</. 
 Dinii, ov-ina</(id. It is deej) ; a 
 
 river, a lake, etc. ;) p. deinii/. 
 
 or-m<((/ak. 
 Dimiianike, {nin.) I dig <leep . 
 
 p. dem..ked. 
 J)iniinen,(/aii. Shoulder. Theic 
 
 is always a possessive pid- 
 
 noun prefixed to this wonl ; 
 
 as : Nin diminanf/an, ni\ 
 
 shoulder; o diminant/an. In 
 
 shoulder, etc. 
 Din>ifi(/irei((,ov, dimifit/vwiai/id- 
 
 (/ad: The river is deep ; |i 
 
 dem,..iag, or, dem..ffak. 
 Dino, dinovan. Like, e((u;il. 
 
 ohj. (hi' dino, or, ow dinmni. 
 
 one like this liere. Ow ditm- 
 
 van, several like this niir. 
 
 (hiow dinowdn, several ohjcit 
 
 like these here. 
 Dinonij. in the same tliiiiii; 
 
 nn.f.'idb dinon;/, nlwayf* in lli'" 
 
 same thimi'. 
 
 tflMte 
 
DOD 
 
 — Ill — 
 
 DOW 
 
 Uodi'dimhi, (iiin). Wo do to 
 oac'li otlior, we troat eaoli 
 other ; p. dwadadidjit/. — Mn- 
 j(f(j mino dodddiwoy, they 
 treat each other always well. 
 Ke<jo wika matchi dodddike- 
 </an, never do evil to one ano- 
 ther. 
 
 Ihidddhcin. Mutual treatment. 
 
 Do 'M(]ema(fad. It does; \). end.. 
 </ak. — Kitchi matchi dodaye- 
 vmgad ishkotewdbo • ardent 
 liciiior doe.s iinich evil. 
 
 J)('nktm, (nin). I do, I commit; 
 p. endodany. 
 
 Dodamowiii. Act, action, deed, 
 doinii ; p\.-an. 
 
 Doddii, {nin). I do or cau.se e. 
 th. to some obj. ; p. endodany. 
 —0 matchi dodan wiiaw, lie 
 doe.** evil to his hodv, (to him- 
 self.) 
 
 Dttdaa, {nin) or, nin dndadift. I 
 do it to myself, T cause it to 
 myself, I brint' it u[)on me ; 
 p. end...ind. 
 
 Dodawa, {nin). I do it to him, 
 J treat him ; Icause it to him, 
 T bring it upon hint; p end., 
 ioad. 
 
 Dowa. \iL'\ke, equal, olij. — Nin 
 doum kin dmoa, win dmimn ; 
 one like myself, thyself, him- 
 self. Nin <)nwag, kin doway, 
 nin dowan, several like my- 
 self, thyself, himself. — Nina- 
 wind doum, kinaioa dowa, wi- 
 naiua dowan ; one like our- 
 selves, vourselves, Ihem- 
 sel ve s . NinaiHnd d. cvay, ki- 
 nawa doway, iHnawa dowan ; 
 .several like ourselves, your- 
 selves, themselves. 
 
 m 
 
 >»< 
 
 h 
 
 U'^ 
 
M! , 
 
 i: 
 
 I 
 
 1 1 
 
 ! ; 
 
 ill the Eng- 
 
 EKO 
 
 /?. Til is vowel lias only one 
 
 sonml ill the Otchijjwe liiii- 
 
 jruage, which is the Honnd of 
 
 the fame vowel 
 
 li.sh woril met. 
 E, or eiih ! adv. Yes. (See Otcli. 
 
 Graiiiinar. Adverbs denoting 
 
 afiirmaiion.) 
 Ehashkobiteff nibi. Tepid water, 
 
 a little warm. 
 Edissufed. One who dyes, dyer ; 
 
 pl •:/»■//• 
 Editeyin. Tilings that are ripe, 
 
 (all kinds of berries.) 
 Ej/atcMssuf. One who is not 
 
 ashamed, a shameless, impu- 
 dent person ; pl.-o.^. 
 Eij. S. Naimj. 
 Ejanhawehagisid assema. 
 
 bacco in square piece. 
 EJessed. He that slides 
 
 backslider; Jig., who 
 
 up religion, or some 
 
 good practice ; Y^\--jig. 
 
 EJmdebiidn. At my feet ; eji- 
 
 ' aidebiian, at thy feet ; ejisi- 
 
 debid, at his feet, etc. (I. 
 
 Conj.) 
 Eji.ndekawe, {mud). 1'he tracks 
 
 of both my feet appear ; p. 
 
 aiej.-wed. 
 EJi..tagwag, or eji-takicamagdk. 
 
 As it is short, the abridgment 
 
 of s. th. 
 Eko- : The Clijinge of Ako, 
 
 To- 
 back, 
 gives 
 other 
 
 ENA 
 
 Ekn-dchiwcbinind a.i.iiii. A 
 stone's throw far, 
 
 Ekn-dniikvmning. The length of 
 an elbow, a cubit, (a foot anil 
 a half.) — Nijimj ekn-donkwa- 
 ning, middtching eko-doskuui- 
 ning, uiftana dassing ekn- 
 dofikwaning ; two cubits, ten 
 cubits, twenty cubits long. 
 
 Ekn-jangatcMng,\\\\m. Ninthly ; 
 the, ninth. 
 
 Eko-nananing, num. Fifthlv ; 
 the tifth.~(For the rest ',-^ec 
 Otch. Grammar. Chap. V. 
 No. 5. Ordinal Number.) 
 
 Ekosid. As he is long, his length. 
 
 Ekn.Hsing. As it is long, its 
 length ; pl.-wj. 
 
 Ekwag. As it is large, its e.x- 
 tent; pi .-in. 
 
 Emikwdii. Large wooden spoon, 
 spoon; pi. -an. 
 
 Emikiodaens. Tea-spoon ; pl- 
 an. 
 
 Endbandang. One who dreams, 
 dreamer ; \>\.-ig. 
 
 Endbadassinog. Useless, bein;.' 
 good for nothino;; p\.-in. 
 
 Endbadisissig. Useless unpid- 
 fitable person, or other being; 
 
 Endbigis. S. Nindawatch. Mium. 
 Enamiad. One who prays, a 
 
 Christian ; \A.-jig. 
 Enamidssig, One who does not 
 
A 
 
 ig, Its 
 
 its ex- 
 
 8 pool 1, 
 
 )n ; pl- 
 
 reaiiis. 
 
 5S, beiiiiT 
 ■in. 
 
 unpi'o- 
 r bt'ii !,•:■; 
 
 does iK't 
 
 END 
 
 — IIM - 
 
 ENI 
 
 Pl 
 
 pray, a pagan, heathen 
 
 ".'/■". 
 I'jiitnih'kasotl. One wlio feigns 
 
 religion, an hypocrite; pl.- 
 
 Eiiiimietttuuiil hije-Mcwilon, ado- 
 rer ofCiod ; \)\.-Ji(i. 
 
 EiKDuietdwad inasiiiiiiin. Adorer 
 of idols; \i\.-ji(j. 
 
 EiiiiiKjp ka, adv. Yes certaiidy, 
 (hiubtless, undoubtedly. 
 
 Eiifipiiiadon, (niud). I (hunage 
 or injure it; p. aien..dod. 
 
 Eiidsmmabiian. Before me, 
 [xittinq ;) endasamahiian, be- 
 fore tliee ; enaHsamabid, be- 
 fore liini, etc. 
 
 Eiiitsmim'gdbawiidn. Before me, 
 {standing ;) enassaniigabuwii- 
 (ui, before thee ; endssamiga- 
 Imwid, before him, etc. 
 
 Eiidssainiidti. Before me, in 
 niy presence ; endasamid, 
 helure him, etc. 
 
 EiKt.ssamimagali. Before some- 
 thing. 
 
 Eiidxaamifihiiidn. Before me, 
 (/l/ing,) endssamishinan, be- 
 fore tliee, etc. 
 
 EiidKnamishhinjigioeidn. Before 
 my eyes, endssamishkinjig- 
 ired, before his eyes, etc. 
 
 Eiid.sxamissing. Before soine- 
 tliing, (lying on the ground, 
 or standing there.) 
 
 Eiidnd. He who stays ; or, 
 where he stays, his habita- 
 tion, his dwelling, his lodge, 
 his liouse, his home. 
 
 Eiidtigog. What there is. 
 
 Eiidaidn. My home, my dwel- 
 ling, my habitation, my lodg- 
 ing. — Enddian, thy home, etc. 
 
 Eiidaji-. (The Change ol' Daji-.) 
 
 Eiidaji'bisikwanmedmekatewik- 
 
 vanaie, where the priest puts 
 on his church-vestments, or 
 sacerdotal garments, sacristy, 
 yestry. 
 Endas/iid. Himself and all his 
 family ; or, all what there is 
 of some obj. — Mi endasliid 
 joniia endaidn ; that is all 
 the money there is in )iiy 
 house. 
 Endanhiidn. Myself and all my 
 family, all those who belong 
 to me. 
 Endassing. All what there is 
 
 of it, the whole of it. 
 Endaasd-. (The Change of 
 
 Dasso.) 
 Endaaso-gijigak. Every day, 
 
 daily. — 
 EndasHo-tibikak. Every night, 
 
 nightly. 
 Endogwen. I don't know. 
 Enigo. Ant, emmet; pl.-//. 
 Enigok, adv. Strongly, much ; 
 
 loud. 
 Enigokodeeidn. From all my 
 heart ; enigokodeeian, from 
 all thy heart ; enigokodeed, 
 from all his heart, etc. 
 Enigokodewisiidn. My whole 
 household, my whole fiunily ; 
 enigokodewind, his whole 
 household, etc. 
 Enigo konsing, or, enigokwis.iing, 
 the whole extent of it, the 
 whole heap. 
 Enigokwadeasing. As it is wide, 
 
 the whole width of it. 
 Enigokwag aki. As wide as the 
 earth is, everywhere on earth. 
 Enigokwagami gag , or, enigoko- 
 gamigag, adv. In the whole 
 world. 
 Enigokioiniidn, S, Enigokode- 
 xdsiidn, 
 
 '|v 
 
 /t 
 
 ) il 
 
 U- 
 
 ■tfM 
 
I!; 
 
 i( 
 
 i 
 
 KPI 
 
 — 114 
 
 EST 
 
 Enigoiolgrunif/. Ant's hill; |il.- 
 on. 
 
 Enimuwa, {wind). I surpnss 
 liiiii, (ill a ronoe ;] p. (licit.. 
 wad; imp. enimd. 
 
 Eiiimanwe, {nindj. I Hurpiiss, 
 (paddliiij? ill a Ciiiioe, or sail- 
 in ji; ;) p. uien..wed. 
 
 Eiimiia, [timd], I surpasH hiiii, 
 beat him ; \). aieii..iuL 
 
 Knimiiwe, (niiul). I surpass ; p. 
 ii'n'n..wcd. 
 
 Eiiiiiiis/ikuwa, (nind). I ont;i;o 
 or outrun iiini, I arrive he- 
 fore him ; f surpass iiiin 
 walkinj; or runniiij? ; p. aieii . 
 ii'dd. 
 
 Eninajaond. One who is sent, a 
 
 iiiesseiiirer; pl.-;y'// 
 
 i affirm, I say 
 I'owanls even- 
 
 E, nind ikkit 
 yes. 
 
 Eni-onugoshig 
 inj?. 
 
 Eni tihikak. Towards night. 
 
 Eiiiwek, adv. Toleraljly, mid- 
 dling, pretty; (F. passaltle- 
 ment.) 
 
 Enokid. Who orders s. tli. to 
 lie done, who gives work, em- 
 ployer; p\--jig- 
 
 Enonind. One that is employ- 
 ed to do s. th., an employed 
 jierson, hireling, mercenary; 
 \)\.-Jig. 
 
 E^xingifilmnng. West, Occident, 
 setting of tlie sun. 
 
 Epifag. As it is thick, the 
 thickness of some ohj. ; pl.- 
 ra. 
 
 Epitagamig. So deep in the 
 ground. — Mi epitCikamig wd- 
 niken, dig so deep in the 
 ground. 
 
 Epitrh. (The Change of Apitch.) 
 
 EpHchiig. As it is far, the dis- 
 tance of a place, 
 
 Epilrhiidn. As much as I can; 
 as quick as J can. 
 
 Epifrhiiig, adv. Strongly, witli 
 all force. 
 
 Ejiifi.s.siiii/. As it is high, it- 
 height. 
 
 Einldirc.iig. As we speak, loud. 
 
 Es/((uiged viatr/ii maahkiki. One 
 who gives p<jison to enl. a 
 poisoner* pi -////. 
 
 Eslikam, atlv. More and moif. 
 (Examples in some of tlieflj]- 
 lowing articles.) 
 
 E.s'hkam nibiwa. More and more, 
 
 increasing. 
 
 Eshkavi nin pakakados. I ai 
 getting lean, poor, more iin 
 more. 
 
 E.'<hkam [jiin loiniik. I am 
 ting fat more and more. 
 
 Eshkampangi. Less and 
 
 trol- 
 
 eH>. 
 
 decreasing, (more and iimn 
 
 little.) 
 Es/ikau. Horn (of cattle, deer. 
 
 etc.); pl.-«//. 
 Eshkan. Ice-cutter ; (F. tranche; ) 
 
 pl.-rtjt. 
 Eshkandaming. What is eatiii 
 
 raw, cucumhor, melon; pi 
 
 in. 
 Eshkdnigan. S. Eshkan. 
 Eshkihod. One who eats raw. 
 
 an Esquimau Indian; pi.-//;/ 
 Eahkosseg, or, eshko.'Hiemagilk. 
 
 Remainder, remnant; pi.-///. 
 
 Eshkioessing. The last ohj. in .1 
 p\.-in. 
 it is high, the 
 height of s. til ; pl.-«i. 
 Eshwdmanissongin. S. A.'^/iwir 
 
 maniss. 
 Esiga. Tick. tike. 
 
 range or row ; 
 Eshpag. As 
 
ETA 
 
 - n:> - KT'Tc 
 
 E.iis^or^fiis. Slicll, (lystor; pl.- 
 
 Essilxiii. Wild fill, mckoon ; 
 
 \)\-a(j. 
 Essilxtuiwai'tlii. Skill of the 
 
 wild cat; I )1. -('//. 
 litsilniuiwekon. Coiit made of 
 
 wild cat's skins; \)\--(iii. 
 Esshiii;/. HreuHt-plate, (Indian 
 
 ornjinu'iit;) ])\.-<i!/. .hniiidwes- 
 
 shiiif/, breast-plate made ol' 
 
 silver; viigitisries-siwij/, made 
 
 (if iieads of porcelain or 
 
 china-ware. 
 El II, adv. Only. 
 EltiijcA iiinnidliisiiriii. One who 
 
 puts tlie cox-pox, inoculator ; 
 
 |)1. cliufcil/ii/. 
 Ehiwa, eluu'i, in conijjositiun.s, 
 
 sijjnilles hof/i, (»r hut/i siilrn. 
 
 (Ivxamples in some of the I'ol- 
 
 lowin^i words.) 
 Kttiivaifnm, ndv. On iioth sides 
 
 of a river, lid<e, hay, etc. 
 Kliiii'dii, adv. On both sides. 
 Kl((in'<lfi.ssc,(niii<l}. I have both 
 
 le;.f,L!:in;is on, (on both sides, on 
 
 both lejis;) p. aiet..si'if. 
 Efain'i/dd. Hoth leizs. 
 Ehdclkonidii. Knilc with two 
 
 edjj;e.s. 
 Etiiu'iiut. ]>oth sides of the 
 
 boiiy. 
 E/iiirinik. Both arms. 
 Elawiniiulj. Jloth hands, in 
 
 both hands, witii both hands. 
 Efdirisid. ]UA\\ feet. 
 En/ill n'.sfiici II. Kucdiarijsl. 
 
 ! ;' 
 
 , i 
 
 \ I 
 
 riflli 
 

 i ■ 
 
 I 
 
 G 
 
 Some words that are not fmind under G, mat/ he looked for 
 
 under K. 
 
 GAG 
 
 Ga-, or (/ad-. This j)article is 
 UHC'd in the first and Hecond 
 persons of the future tense, 
 and in tlie participles of the 
 pant tense. (S. the Conjug. in 
 Otcl). Grain. J 
 
 (idhd, (nin\. I land; p. (jehad. 
 
 (iahdnhhna, (7iin) lion). I put 
 some ohj. to the lire in some 
 ve.ssel, to cook ; p. (/eh..inad. 
 
 ludniah, (nin). I camp, encaiDp; 
 p. (/eh.. id. 
 
 G(d>enhmin. The act of camp- 
 ing, camp, encampment; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 (iah^.win. Landing placf, land- 
 ing; pl.-a/t. 
 
 li(i(/abddj, adv. Much. 
 
 Gac/aienia, (nin). I am cun- 
 ning, artful, crafty ; p. ge(j.. 
 Kid. 
 
 Ga(/aienisiwin. Cunning, artful- 
 ness. 
 
 Gd(/andawa, * (nin). an.fre(j. I 
 push him repeatedly; p. gai- 
 (((/.. wad ; wup. j/ajjanda 
 
 Gatjandenima, [nin). I have a 
 
 * Nt)TE. Most of tlie verbs beginning 
 with guiia are j'requeiitatii'e verbs, de- 
 noting a repetition or reiteration of tlie 
 saine act, or allnding to more than one 
 oliject. They lueiiiarlied here witU the 
 ^ymble /req, 
 
 GAG 
 
 malicious joy over liis griefor 
 damage, (m thoughts;) p. //<(/ 
 ..mad. 
 
 Ga(/andini-odabanens. Wliccl- 
 barrow ; (F. brouette ;) pl.-c//. 
 
 Gagdndjia, {nin) J'req. b. (in- 
 (/andjinawea. 
 
 Gaf/andji(/idea, (nin) fre(j. S. 
 Ga(jdndjinnwea. 
 
 Gdgandjigidema, (nin) freq. 1 
 e.xpress a iiuilicious joy over 
 his grief or damag**, I say, it 
 is right that this or that hiqi- 
 pened to him; \). geg..mad. 
 
 Gag(1ndjigiiage, (nin) fre</ I 
 am expressing a malicious 
 joy over the grief or damanf 
 of somebody ; p geg.ged. 
 
 Gagandjinatvea, (7iin). I irri- 
 tate liim, I provoke or excite 
 him to anger purposely; ]). 
 geg..ad. 
 
 Gagdndjinaweiditpin. Malicious 
 provocation to anger. 
 
 Gaganohiiraie, fre(j. Its fur nr 
 hair is long, (of an animal ;) 
 p. geg..ied. 
 
 Gagd-nodamage, (nin) freii. I 
 pray or speak for someliody 
 repeatedly, I iiitercedc ; ]' 
 geg..ged.' 
 
I 
 
 ed for 
 
 is fj^riefor 
 ts ;) p. .'/<■,'/ 
 
 . WIkh-1- 
 te;) pi. -",'/■ 
 
 q. S. (,ii- 
 
 i) /Ve(/. 1 
 
 s joy over 
 
 f», rpav,it 
 
 that iiivi*- 
 
 eg.. mad. 
 
 malicu))!^ 
 or daiiiaiif 
 (j.-ged. 
 
 i). I irri- 
 
 |e or exciti' 
 
 ■posely ; i'- 
 
 Malic'niiis 
 |er. 
 ItB fur or 
 animal ;) 
 
 lO frci,. I 
 
 aomeliody 
 
 ?rce(le ; i' 
 
 GAG 
 
 - 117 
 
 GAG 
 
 liiK/uaodamagetviu. I ntorccs- 
 
 ^iiiii 
 
 lidijanuddutaiod, {iiin) ft'oj. I 
 pray or npeak for him repoat- 
 eilly, I interce<le tor him ; p. 
 (Ii(/..iva(l. 
 
 Hiti/iiiKimd, (niii). I coiihoU' him, 
 
 1 tell liim to take con ra>i( , 
 
 il((/..in(id. 
 r,i((liiiiniM, iniu). I 
 
 with him, I speak 
 
 iHomewIiat Ioii;;er ;) 
 
 iHid. 
 liiKjauKitam, (niii). I 
 
 1 j;ive had auHwern ; 
 
 ling, 
 i'laijihisitau, iii'ui). I sj)eak 
 
 a;.'aiiist it, I jrainsay it; p. 
 
 (ieg..aug. 
 liiiiiunailawn, (niii). I <;aiii.«ay 
 
 P 
 
 traverse 
 to him, 
 p. geg.. 
 
 liaiiisay, 
 p. geg.. 
 
 iiiiii, disohev liim 
 
 .'/<7/- 
 
 irtid. 
 
 Iiiilliiii.siniia, \iiin). J oxliort 
 iiiiii, [ encourage, incite, per- 
 suade, urjire, animate, insti- 
 ;:ate, counsel, push him, to 
 do s. th. ; p geg. .mad. 
 
 (iiii/dii.soudiin'ii. Encouraging, 
 inciting, instigation. 
 
 liiigdntiDiige, (nin). I exhort, 
 encourage, incite, animate; 
 p. geg..ged. 
 
 (inijdnwabide, {nin) frcq. I 
 have long teeth; p. geg..ded. 
 
 Cjiigdiiwanikwe, (nin) freq. I 
 have long hair, acrocome ; p. 
 geg. .Hied. 
 
 liarfdicendjige, (nin]J'req. I am 
 jealous frequently,! auj envi- 
 ous ; p. geg..ged. 
 
 Gagdwenima. iniii) freq. I am 
 frequently jealous in regard 
 to him, (her ;) I tiivy him ; 
 p. geg. .mad. 
 
 Jealousy, 
 (Tlie freciueii- 
 
 (lagdwcnindiwin. 
 envy. 
 
 (j'agdnireiij, adv. 
 tative of ginwenj,) a long 
 while every l'\uu\—Naiii)igi>ii 
 hi-ijfi iiina gogdiiweiij this/i 
 iko din ; he comes here fre- 
 quently, and remains a long 
 while eveiy time. 
 
 Ciugdwcilik, itiiii) Jici/. 1 am in 
 a haliit of lieing jealous; p. 
 geg. kid. 
 
 (iiigi'Trigwaaii. Ice-liank on the 
 lake-shore ; pi. -('//. 
 
 Gdif^nigiPafinokd, or -niiigdd. 
 'J'liere are ice-lianks on the 
 shore ; p. gp>i..kdg, ov-iiuigak. 
 
 (idgihdddd. It is foolish, stu- 
 piii, imprudent, irrational, 
 alisnrd, unchaste, impudent, 
 impure ; p. geg .ddk. 
 
 (idgihddendtiiii, iiiiii). f liuve 
 stupid, foolish, ahsnrd, impru- 
 dent thoughts; I have im- 
 pure, uiu'liaste tlioughts; p. 
 geg..ang. 
 
 Gdgihadendamou'ia. Voi >l i s 1 1 , 
 absurd thought, impure 
 thought; \^\.-dn. 
 
 Gagiiddi.s, iniii). I am foolish, 
 stupid, irrational, imprudent, 
 imbecile, ignorant ; I am fri- 
 volous, lewd, unchaste, im- 
 pure ; p. geg... si d. 
 
 Gagibddisiwin. Foolishness, im- 
 prudence, stupidity, absurdi- 
 ty, imbecility, ignorance, fri- 
 volousness, impurity, impu- 
 dency, disorder, lewdness. 
 
 Gagibddgi-gijwe, {nin). S. 6'^?- 
 gihasitagos. 
 
 Gagibddji-gijwewin, gagibadji- 
 gigitotoin. S. Gdgibaisilago.'<i- 
 win. 
 
 iii 
 
 1U>I 
 
 f/! 
 
 I' 
 
 \ I 
 
 
 Iv 
 
 l\ 
 
 '1 1 
 
 If 
 
 1 ■> 
 
 » i>^ 
 
' 1 
 
 I 
 
 
 
 
 
 ' 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 1 
 
 1 1 
 
 I 
 
 GAG 
 
 m - 
 
 GAG 
 
 llo.')ihntlJikicr. Unc.liaHtr imitii- 
 ilciit \v()iimii,strmiiji('t, wliorc, 
 
 prohtitutc, ruriiic'utrt'Hrt, iuhil- 
 
 trcss; ]}\.-(j. 
 (i(ii/ihit<ljiitini. riichuslc ini- 
 
 |tU(l(iit iimii, wliuri'-inoii^i'i', 
 
 loniicutor, lulultcri'i' ; i»l.-(/v/(/. 
 lidifilxhljilc/iiife, iuin\. 1 act or 
 
 licliiivc f'liolislily ; Ji. fH(f..iJ(il. 
 (jtii/ihiuiiii/iialiiri,, (iiin). I sliiiii- 
 
 iiior; p. i/<</..we<l. 
 GoiiihatiHiiijos, ill ill}. I >i)t'iiU 
 
 tuulislily, iin|»ru(l(.'iilly, uli- 
 
 siinlly ; I t^pcuk imclui^tcly. 
 
 indoct'iitly ; p. ijv(/..Ni<l. 
 (ioijilxhilai/o'iiii'iii- I iiipruili'iit, 
 
 luolirili, iihsunl tulkiii.il- ; iVi- 
 
 voluii-^, iiiipiirc, iiidi'Ct'iit talk- 
 
 iii^j;. 
 (iinjihaNildtcd, {iiiii). I lisU'ii to 
 
 liini witli the iiiii>ri'.<Kiuii that 
 
 111' Mpi'iikrt t'ouliHiily, alisurd- 
 
 \\ ; p. iitij..W(id. 
 (iai/ihu.siuiKi, (iuii\. 1 iiiiikc him 
 
 stupid, loolisli ; I ilcliuucli vv 
 
 corrupt liiiii, (lior) into evil 
 
 impure' coiuliict or lewtliit'S.s ; 
 
 p. i/(i/..i)tad. 
 ti(i;/ihi'i(J(tiic, {iiiit). My uoHc is 
 
 slopped, obstnictod, icalch- 
 
 iii,«i cold, etc.); p. <jc'(J..iu(l. 
 (ia(/ihi<iiiiiu'lit(joii, {inn). I speak 
 
 through the nose ; p. <jeij. aid. 
 Ila<jihiii(/U'c, (u/u). My eyes are 
 
 shut, lam blind ; p. (jc(j..wed. 
 
 Gaffibin(/wea, {niii). I make 
 him blind, 1 blind him ; j). 
 ijeij..ad. 
 
 Gaijihin(jv:ehina, (nin). I blitid- 
 told him ; f). yeg..nad. 
 
 OagihimfH'cbi.'t, {in'u). I am 
 I'lliiuit'olded ; p. tje(j..sod. 
 
 (kujiMngwckwc. A .small kind 
 ot' mole, a little animal that 
 
 livesaiiil workH uiidorj^roiiiiil; 
 
 pi.-//. 
 (itil/iliingiriwiii. liliiidiie.-iH. 
 liaijihi.sh', (nin). My earH arc 
 
 stopped, shut, I am deal'; p. 
 
 i/<'tl,.('d. 
 (idjjihin/ieljiiKi, (iiiii}. 1 stophiiii 
 
 liolh earn, 1 Htu|> up botii lii^ 
 
 ears ; p. </(i/..iidd ; imp. </".. 
 
 .''('■ . '. ' 
 (idi/ihi.s/inriu. I )eat ness. 
 
 liih/idi.'i, \iiiii',. I am Hensihli , 
 ilelieate, (weak of eunstiln- 
 tion,) I easily leel {>aiii ; \<. 
 (Idid..sid. 
 
 lidijidisiiriii. Delicacy, bodiK 
 seii.'iliility, weakness of ecu- 
 stitiiti(<n. 
 
 Ii(h/idji(i, iniii). 1 apj)ease him; 
 p. i/t(i(t..ad. 
 
 (idijiiljiijitncwe, {uiu).M\' tliro.ii 
 is sore ; p, i/did..irril. 
 
 (id(/id(dr<, \iiiii). 1 mourn, I La- 
 ment, I wail ; p. (jdiu..i('i(l. 
 
 (idt/i(/iju'd, [iiiii). I cut nfl' 
 what IS spoiled, (an,, obj.) ; |i. 
 (/('i/..ir((d. 
 
 Gdjfii/ilctnldn, [niii]. 1 cut nil 
 what is spoiled, [in. obj.) ; y. 
 (/('(f.-dnj/. 
 
 Gai/i(/ik(ind, [nin] 
 what is sjtoiled, 
 (/('(/..ad. 
 
 Gai/iijinag, [nin). 
 out, 1 select them out, I seleci 
 them, («H. obj.); p. getf..ii(iil. 
 — Nin ijagiijindi/ iimliiminan. 
 (ipinig ; 1 jiiclc out aj (]»!('.-, 
 potatoes, (the good ones, tin 
 rotten ones, etc.) 
 
 (}d</i(/innndn, inin). I pick them 
 oui, or select them, {in. obj ' 
 J). jfeg..avi/. — Nin gdiji</iiiii- 
 nan anindjiininan, 1 pick oin 
 peas. 
 
 I cut 
 {in. obj.) 
 
 1 pick ll 
 
 U'lll 
 
{ '^ 
 
 GA(t 
 
 - Hi)- 
 
 OAO 
 
 liiii/il/H, Iniiij/'rvfi. I am Hpcak- 
 iii;;, fiilkiiig, convcrniiifr ; p. 
 ildid Jfxh 
 
 lldi/ijiiris/iiii, iiiiii)- I urn lyiii^r 
 (■(iiitra(;tril ; p. 'jr;/..ini/. 
 
 ii'tifikiiiifi, iiiiii]. 1 pri'iu'li 1(1 
 liiiii, I exhort liiiii ; p. i/cij.. 
 mail. 
 
 Iiii;li/iiii(lan, inin). \ preach to 
 it ; y <t«'!i-nnii. — Niii <jiiijikin- 
 iliui hiiaw, I preach to thee, 
 (to thy hody.) 
 
 liailikin(Uwin. Miittiul exhor- 
 tation, or exhortation ;j:iveii 
 lo several jJerHuns. 
 
 I'ldijikiiKjc, iiiiii). J am exhort- 
 iti;.', recoiiuiiendiiijr ; p. //e//.. 
 i/('tf. 
 
 lidifi/cwc, iniii). 1 jireacli ; p. 
 ifr(/..wcd. 
 
 iidijlkwi'-inasi imiijd II . Serinon- 
 liook ; any Itook containin;:; 
 relij^ious instructions; pl.-«u. 
 
 lidi/ikiveiiodutvu, (niii). 1 preach 
 him, (I preacli his (hjctrine;) 
 p. (/i'<j..ioad. 
 
 I'idijikwcwia. Preachin^r, ser- 
 mon, rolij^ions exhortation, or 
 instruction ; \A.-an. 
 
 (idi/idwewin daicbwdaiuj. Be- 
 liever; pi-///. 
 
 lidi/ikwcwiuini. Preacher, min- 
 ister ; pi. -«'«//. 
 
 lidj/hmdon, {idii,) freii. I mur- 
 mur againat sbmeltotly ; p. 
 ijaia..oiig. 
 
 (i(h/imidowin. Murmur, com- 
 plaint, not heard by the per- 
 son against whom it is iiuide. 
 
 (i(i(/rnatvishk, {iiin). lam a liar, 
 J am iu the liabit of telling 
 lies; p. <jey..kid. 
 
 lia(/iuawishkiiiui, (nin) Jrcij. I 
 tell him lies ; p. ;/€(/.. mad. 
 
 (lai/inaii'i.skkiwiii. Hahit of toll- 
 ing lies. 
 
 (itiijiiuljidoiiii, [ II ill). 
 it down, {in. ohj.) ; 
 nil;/. 
 
 (i(ii/indJidi)W(t, (;»///). 
 
 I 
 P- 
 
 I 
 
 P 
 
 pi'es.-^ 
 
 press 
 
 .'/'■.'/•• 
 -I'ak- 
 
 ilown some an. ohj 
 
 ii'dfl ; imp. ijdijiiiiljidn.- 
 
 nujiijan nin ifdijindjiddird 
 
 iiidkdkoiii/, I press ilown lloiir 
 
 in a liarrel. 
 Ii(((/il)i(/nil(', inin) J'lrf].* My legs 
 
 are cracked, or chapped ; (F. 
 
 j'ai les jiiinltes gercwes;) p. 
 
 (/(y..dcd, 
 Gaijipinindji, uiin). My hands 
 
 ar(» cracked ; p. i/i'i/..i'l. 
 (idifijiitiidr, (nin\. My feet are 
 
 cracked, chapped ; p. ;/(';(.. 
 
 dcd. 
 (]d<iipisiwin, or t/ijii.siirin. 
 
 Orack, split (in the skin) ; 
 
 pi .-*(/<. 
 Ou</i.'<i>inu, inin). I appease or 
 
 pacify him, I make him jnild ; 
 
 p. r/dia.jiidil. 
 Guiji.'<inid(iinawa, (nin). \ aji- 
 
 pea.se hiin tor somebody; p. 
 
 </dia.:iond. 
 (idi/i.son(jc, iiiiii). I ajipeasc, 1 
 
 console; p. (jdid..i/e((. 
 Gayitaw, (nim. I am jirudcnt, 
 
 wise ; p. (faid..wid. 
 Gd;/itaioenda>n, inin). I have 
 
 wise prudent thoughts ; p. 
 
 ;/aia..dand. 
 Gmjitawcndamia, (nin). I maki' 
 
 him wise; ]). f/aia..ad. 
 Ga(/itdwcndamowin. Prudence, 
 
 wisdoni. 
 
 * NoTK. 'I'Ui.siiml llu' CoUowiiiK twii 
 verbs u.w fviiiUfnUttlvt', vi-rbs. Tlu^ .ilni- 
 plv verbs are : Uiglf;<uO\ etc.— Tlie /rev/, 
 verb alliaU'H to l>()tli limb erackwl, or 
 to .several cracks in one linil). 
 
 I A 
 
 !>; 
 
 m 
 
 > 1 
 
 t, • 
 
 "'liiMK'il^nVaJiWirt^-11.. . 
 

 1 
 
 
 1 
 
 1 
 
 : 'i 
 
 i 1; 
 
 :. i 
 
 GACi 
 
 — 120 - 
 
 (;a(; 
 
 (ini/i/dwiflijwe, inin). \ Hpcnk 
 |>iinl<'iilly, wi^(•ly ; |». i/aia.. 
 ti'itl . 
 
 (iiiijitthi, (uin). I take vt\' my 
 hIkjch or l»o()tM, my Huckn, 
 Ht(K;kiii}^H or iiippcrt; p. tftt- 
 ijilrliiiL 
 
 (i(i(/i/r/n'a, inin). I lake otY hiw 
 hIioph, etc, ; j). (/ci/ .lul. 
 
 (itiijiwcs/ikd, or- iiKiifiid. It goen 
 liack arxl t'orwanls, il .MliaKe.^; 
 p. (/r(/..k(t!f, oT-nnu/(ik\ 
 
 (i(i-(/ii(l(i(i/ii('e(l. lie who shooth 
 (or lias .shot) at a mark ; a 
 markHinan. S. (ioilaakwv. 
 
 (i(i(IU'(m(t(iwntchiHhkiwe.sse,{iiiu\ 
 1 sink in mud, or in a Kwam- 
 py or l)o;;gy place; p. ^t'//.. 
 
 GatjivdninKaff.... These syllablfH 
 are connected in many in- 
 Ktances with sultHtantivos, 
 verhH or adverliH, and imjdy 
 tht' idt'a of torih/e, f'rii//i/J'i(l, 
 abtntiinable, hideonn, vie. ( Ex- 
 amples in some of the follow- 
 in <; words.) 
 
 Gaijwduisxagad. It is frightful, 
 horrid ; p. (/e(/..<jak. 
 
 Odtjiodnis.sagadein, inin). I 
 weep bitterly, horribly ; p. 
 (jcij. .mod. 
 
 Cmiiwdnismijakamiij, adv. Hor- 
 ribly, frightfully ; Giujwdnia- 
 Hiujukamiy ejiwebak, frightful 
 news or accident. 
 
 (Idtjivdnissayendagos, Inin). I 
 am frightful, formidable, hor- 
 rid ; hateful, abominable ; p. 
 (/eg. .sid. 
 
 (iagwdnixsagenddn, [niii]. I 
 abhor it, hate it ; p. geg.Mnt/. 
 
 lidgwdni.snageniinu, {nin). I ab- 
 hor him, hate him; p. gcg.. 
 mad. 
 
 Gitgwnniss(igin(i(/. There is an 
 
 enormous or a iVi^htlul <|naii 
 
 tity <»f it; p. grg.jiak. 
 Gagirdni.isaginindji, [nin), 1 
 
 have abominaiiie hand.s ; p. 
 
 gi'f/.id. 
 (iogirdnis.sngintiniin, inin) ur. 
 
 nin ifiigirdni.ssiigininiin.'VhvM' 
 
 is an enormous or friglitfiil 
 
 numlu'r of us ; p. geg.,ncdii'i. 
 lidijwdnissdgis, {nin}. 1 am 
 
 frightful, etc. ; p, geg..iiid. 
 (ingired, oY-ijdgwvdj, in conipo- 
 
 sitions, signilie.s^f.vA//(,7, cxdm- 
 
 ining, procing. ( Examples m 
 
 some of the following words, i 
 ti(igw<;ddk<tddn, inin], I souh'l 
 
 it with a sounding lead; p. 
 
 gcg..dn,/. 
 (id gu'Makdilj I gan . Sounduig 
 
 lead or plummet ; pl.-«/i. 
 (idgwiUlina, inin). I feel him; 
 
 (E. je le tatc;) p. gcg..ndil 
 
 imp. )/dgir<'din. 
 (idgwi'tlinun, (nin). I feel it ; p. 
 
 geg .dng. 
 Cuigwcdjcniniid, (nin) I try In 
 
 surpass him; p. gvg.,dd. 
 (iagwcdjid, inin). 1 try him, I 
 
 tempt him ; p. geg..dd. 
 (idgwvdjiiwc, inin). I try; p. 
 
 geg. .wed. 
 (iagwedjikddaodimin, (nin). \\ i 
 
 run a race in canoes or l»oal.- ; 
 
 p. geg..didjig. 
 Gdgwedjikddaoive, {nin) . I run 
 
 a race in a canoe or boat ; p. 
 
 geg.. wed. 
 Gdgiredjima, (nin). 1 ask him 
 
 aciuestion, I question him ; 
 
 J). geg..nidd. 
 Gngioedjindiniin, (nin). We ask 
 
 each other questions ; p. //';'/ 
 
 . .didjig. 
 Gagwedjindiwin. Question. 
 
.> IH nil 
 
 (iniiii 
 
 ,i). 1 
 iila; 1.. 
 
 ■M) t'l'. 
 
 i.Tlici. 
 iglitlul 
 
 .llCllji'J 
 
 I am 
 
 Collipii- 
 /, rx.aiii- 
 
 IpU'S HI 
 
 wonl^.i 
 1 siiUikI 
 U'iiil ; p. 
 
 oiindiii;.' 
 -nil. 
 
 v\ Www, 
 eij.-na<l . 
 
 •c'l it ; 1' 
 
 I irv I" 
 
 V him. I 
 
 try; \'- 
 
 iiin). ^^ 1 
 lor liuiilr ; 
 
 |(). I run 
 Itout ; !'• 
 
 I ask liiin 
 Ion Itiiii ; 
 
 iQiu'stioii 
 
 (lAJ - li 
 
 (|UPHtioii to H(Meriil piTsons; 
 
 \>\.-iiii. 
 liiiiliriiljiiraiiiiilaii'ii, (niii) iilan). 
 
 I wTL'stlc with him, cinh'avor- 
 
 iii^r to HurpUfH him ; p. ijnj.. 
 
 ii'dil. 
 Iifi(firi''iliiu', [iiini. I anU, I in- 
 
 t|uiro, I iiit'orni inysi'lf; p. 
 
 (IC(f..ireif, , 
 
 liiii/wcfirrwiii. Iii(|uirv, (pio.M- 
 
 lidii, iiitormation ; \)\.-ttn. 
 liitiiiirjaiiitKimia, iniii). I try t<» 
 
 NiirpaHH him iti Hpi'akiii<; or 
 
 tli'hatiiij^ ; p. jfej/..via(l. 
 lifn/wejttt/dsdnifc, (iiiii). I try 
 
 tOHurpasHHiiothor in nHpct'ch; 
 
 ]). (/rif..!/v<l. 
 liiKfii'cJai/o.soiii/rwiiiiiii. A man 
 
 who snr))aHH('.s others in 
 
 sp('akin<5 ^r ili'hutiny ; pl.- 
 
 "'"(/■ 
 
 fiiii/iirset/ima, (/;/«) or, iiin ijan- 
 iv^.sci/ia. I try to frighten liim, 
 to intimidate him, I try to 
 make hiui tear, I tlireaten or 
 tnennce him ; p. ifeij..ad. 
 
 (i(i<fwen/ii.s, iniii). "l am timid; 
 p. (leg. .aid. 
 
 lidi/ivetadjitchij/an. Bng-beiir ; 
 (F. epouvantail) ; pl.-a«. 
 
 I'ldiaxlik. Gull; \>\.-icnii. 
 
 lidiaxhhui.s. A yonng <inll ; 
 pl.-rt.v. 
 
 (lukmlikwiiwan. Gull's e<i;i; ; pl.- 
 <>n. 
 
 lidint, adv. Before, formerly, 
 liefore this time, in olden 
 times ; (L. olim.) 
 
 I'laiaHjitwdwiii. The Old Tes- 
 tament. 
 
 Guiat-ijitwminni-inakak. A rk 
 of the covenant. 
 
 dai', conj. And, also. 
 
 'idjaife, (niii). I eat much and 
 fast ; p. ffaiaja;/ed. 
 I'ART II, 
 
 I - (iAN 
 
 (idjd'ffiiy. C!al, pu.«s ; j)l.-r///. 
 (idkddiiui, >>r-iiid(/(ifl. It is the 
 
 summit ofa hill or mountuin ; 
 
 p. iffk..iiiii/, ox-iiidijdk, 
 (idkddjiiiulidtdf \iiiir. I run 
 
 down hill ; p. (frk./tid. 
 (idkikijii'd, (iiiii) (dii). I ripe 
 
 someolij.; \\, ijdia..wdd ; imp. 
 
 l/dkikijwi. 
 (idkikislikd, or-iiidiidd. It is 
 
 ripped up, unstitched ; p, 
 
 !fdid..kdi/, or mdi/nk. 
 (idkiiiu iii.<idkn.ii, iiiin). I shell 
 
 a corn-ear ; p. ijdiakinad; 
 
 imi). jfdkiii. 
 (Idlilnriniiti Galilean ; pl.-Hvt//. 
 (idiiidilj, (iiiii ' am dancitij^ 
 
 with a scalp my hands, in 
 
 order to re "i -e Home pre- 
 sents ; p. i/ci, .J id. 
 (iaiuddjiiioaawa, inin]. I cotne 
 
 to him dancinjr with a scalp, 
 
 to receive s. th. from him ; p. 
 
 (jcm..wud. 
 (idinddjiwahd Ill-Ilk. He dances 
 
 the .scalp dance. 
 (iainddjiwiii. Indian dance with 
 
 a scalp. 
 (idmid Deserter ; j)! -7///. 
 Gdiuihendan, inin). I allow it, 
 
 1 approve, permit, sutler it ; 
 
 p. jfeii..nii(/. 
 (laiiabendjiije, inin). I approve, 
 
 allow, permit ; p. ijeii..j/fd. 
 Gdiiabeiiiina., {nin). I let him 
 
 do, I pertnit him, allow him ; 
 
 p. f/eii. innd. 
 (iaiidbitaird, {nin), I have pu- 
 
 tietu-e and tbrliear with him, 
 
 when he otVends me with his 
 
 vundH ; p. ()en..vmd. 
 Gdnnij, or, (idndiimgnk. Sharp, 
 
 pointed, the edge of u tool. — 
 
 o. Giiui. 
 (janaijt!, adv. At Ica.st. • 
 9 
 
 U 
 
 )l 
 
 • il 
 
 [1 'I 
 
 >1 
 
 i; 
 
V 
 
 I i 1 ■ ; 
 
 !|,! 
 
 II 
 
 i 1' 
 
 I ' 
 
 GAN 
 
 — 122 — 
 
 GAO 
 
 Uanandawis, (i/m). I urn in 
 good health, I have no infirm- 
 ity on nie ; p. ye)i..sid. 
 
 (iandndawiniwin. Good liealth. 
 
 Gandpine, adv. For the last 
 time. 
 
 Oanasonye, (,nin). I make com- 
 mandments, regulations ; ]>. 
 (jen.jjcd. 
 
 (iandf«>ii(/euiin. Commandment, 
 regulation, precept, mandate ; 
 pi. -an. 
 
 Gaiidwdbama, [nin] [dan). T 
 looi< at him ; p. yen.. mad. 
 
 Ganaivabimoyisis.noeshi. A bird 
 tliat looks at the sun, a bit- 
 tern ; (F. butor) ; yl.-iay. S. 
 Moshkao.ssi. 
 
 Ganaweiidaa, {nin}. I commit 
 s. th. to his care, I intri.st it 
 to him ; p. (fen..ad. 
 
 Ganmvendainas, (nin). I con- 
 serve to myself; p. gen..sud. 
 
 Ganawcnima, {nm) {dan). I 
 keep him, conserve liim, take 
 care of" him, (person or any 
 other obj.) ; p. gen..mad. 
 
 Gand, gandi, m compositions, 
 signiHes pushing, thrusting, 
 ptressing. (Examples m some 
 of the following words.) 
 
 Gdndaigan. Anything to push 
 with ; pi. -an. 
 
 Gdndaige, (nin). I push, shove; 
 p. gaia..ged. 
 
 Gdndaigwasso! . Tl^imble; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 Gandakiigan, or gandakiiga- 
 nak. A pole to push a canoe 
 or boat; pl.-a?t, or-o??. 
 
 Gandakiige, (nin). I pole (a ca- 
 noe or boat;) p.gaia..ged. 
 
 Gdndawa, (nin). I push him, 
 eho.ve him ; p. gaia..wad. 
 
 Gandikwena, {nin). I push his 
 
 head ; p. gaia..nad. 
 Gondikwetawa, (nin). I salute 
 
 h' .) with an inclination of 
 
 the head ; p. gaia..wad. 
 Gdndina, (nin) {ndn). I push 
 
 him, I thrust in some obj. ; 
 
 J), qaidndinad ; imp, gdndiii. 
 Gdnt!ini(ian. Draught-board ; 
 
 (F. daniier ;) pl.-a/t. 
 Gandinigani-tiiihidabanens. S. 
 
 G agandini-odu banens . 
 Gdndinige, (nin). I push, I 
 
 draw on a draught-board ; (F. 
 
 je joue aux dames ;) p. gaia.. 
 
 'ged. 
 Gandj-bapia, O'hi). I laugh at 
 
 him, mockiiig or despising 
 
 him ; p. gaia..ad. 
 Gdndjia, (nin). I incite him, I 
 
 push him to s. th.; p. gaia.. 
 
 ad. 
 Ga-nibnd. The deceased, the 
 
 defunct, the late ; Toi.-jig. 
 Ga-nikani-dibadjimod. He that 
 
 foretold, a prophet ; p\.-jig. 
 
 Niganadjimowinini. 
 Ga-nigani-kikendang. He who 
 
 knew the future, a prophet ; 
 
 p\.-ig. S. Niganadjimowinini. 
 
 Ga-nodjimoad ki tchitchagonn- 
 nin. He who saved our soul.<, 
 our Savior, our Redeemer. 
 
 Ganojiwe, (nin). I speak to 
 
 somebody, I exhort; p. gen.. 
 
 wed. 
 Ganona, (nin). I speak to him, 
 
 I address him ; p. genonad ; 
 
 imp. ganoj. 
 
 Ganwkoema, (nin). I keep hmi 
 back from s. th. by what I 
 am telling him ; I prevent 
 him ; p. gen. .mad. 
 
 Gdossed. He that hunts a 
 
GAS 
 
 — 123 — 
 
 GAS 
 
 (^ ports- 
 
 hunter, himtsinaii, 
 
 man ; p\.-Ji(/. 
 lidpama, (nin) (dan). I scranch 
 
 .soiue obj. ; p. <jaia..mad. 
 (idpina, {nin) [nan). I crush or 
 
 crumb some obj. witli my fin- 
 
 fj;er8 ; p. gaiapinad ; imp. </«- 
 
 jHH. 
 
 lidpinan, {nin). I burn it a little, 
 1 parch it; p. gaia..ana. — 
 Nin gavisau makatemashfciki- 
 wdbo, I burn cotlee. 
 
 Cidpisige, {nin). I parch ; p. 
 (jaia..ged. 
 
 liim/ikaan, {nin). 1 cut or pierce 
 it with difficulty ; p. ges/tk"- 
 ang. 
 
 i'lUshkaanagekwe, {nin). I am 
 taking ott* cedar bark, I de- 
 corticate cedar trees ; p. gesh 
 ..wed. 
 
 liafilt.xadin. It freezes over, or, 
 it is frozen over, (a lake, a 
 river, etc.) ; p. genkkading. 
 
 liaskkadiho-gisijis. The freez- 
 ing moon, the month of No- 
 vember. 
 
 Gashkakokw4igan. Spattle to 
 stir sugar in sugar-making ; 
 pl.-an. 
 
 iidshkakwaigc, (nin). I scrape 
 u bark ; p. gaia..ged. 
 
 Gdshkainegwaige,(nin) . I f^crape 
 H fish, I take away his slime ; 
 p. gaia..ged. 
 
 (iashkaode, or-magad. It is tied 
 with a knot ; p. gesh..deg, or- 
 viagak. 
 
 Ganhkaodou, {nin). I tie it with 
 a knot ; p. gesh. .dod. 
 
 Gashkaona, {nin). I tie some 
 obj. with a knot; p. genlu.nad ; 
 imp. gashkaoj. 
 
 Gashkaoso. It is tied with a 
 knot, (obj.) ; p. gen/i.-sod. 
 
 GashkalCigan. Spiuniog wheel; 
 pl.-a«. 
 
 GashkaUige, (nin). I twist, I 
 spin; p. gesk.ged. 
 
 Gashkaioa, (nin). 1 take off 
 some obj. ; p. geshkawad ; 
 imp. gashkaw. — Nin qeshka- 
 iva onagek, I take off tlie bark 
 of a cedar-tree. 
 
 Gashkia, {nin). I prevail on 
 him, I win him, I overcome 
 him, I gain him over ; I earn 
 or gain some obj. ; p. gesh- 
 kiad. 
 
 Gashkibddan, {nin). I shave it ; 
 p. gesh. .ang. 
 
 Gashkihddjigan. Razor ; pl.-a/t. 
 
 Gashkibana, {nin). I shave him ; 
 p. gesh..nad; iiup. gashkibaj . 
 
 Gashkibds, {nin). I shave ; p. 
 gesh.. sod. 
 
 Gashkibdsowigamig. Barber- 
 shop; pl.-on. 
 
 Gashkibasowin. Shaving, bar- 
 ber's trade, occupation, busi- 
 ness. 
 
 Gashkibasowinini. Barber; pl.- 
 loag. 
 
 Gashkiewis, {nin). I have power, 
 I am powerful, I prevail ; p. 
 gesh,.sid. 
 
 Gashkiewisikawa, {7iin) {dan). I 
 have power over him ; p. gesh 
 ..wad. 
 
 Gashkiewisimagad. It is power- 
 ful, it prevails • p. gesL.gak. 
 
 Gashkieioisiwin. Power, author- 
 ity. 
 
 Gashkigon, {nin). Isewacanoe ; 
 p. gesh. .nod. 
 
 Gashkigioddamawa, {nin). I 
 sew 8. th. for him or belong- 
 ing to him ; p. gesh..wad. 
 
 Gashkigioddan, {nin], I sew it; 
 I p. gesh.. ang. 
 
 V\ ■! 
 
 I I 
 
 il * 
 
 ;.i 
 
'I 
 
 I ' I'l 
 
 GAS 
 
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 GAS 
 
 
 t '■ 
 
 I am sew- 
 
 Sewing 
 
 Gafihkvmdde, ov-maqad. It is 
 Hewea ; p. <jesh..de(j, ov-ma- 
 t/ak- 
 
 (jutihkigwdnay (nin). I sew Homo 
 obj ; i).genh..nad ; imp. yash- 
 kiijwaj. — Moahwe nin uoshkig- 
 •wana, I sew a handkerchief 
 or shawl. 
 
 GiiHlikigwCissy (nin). 
 iiig ; p. gesh..,snd. 
 
 GasTikigxodssonddb 
 thread. 
 
 GanhkigwasKoikwe. Seamstress ; 
 pl.-«. 
 
 uashkigwdssowin. Sewin^,trade 
 and occupation of a tailor or 
 a seamstress. 
 
 Gashkigwassowinini. Tailor ; 
 l)].-icag. 
 
 GasJikiiAis, {nin). I overcome 
 or vanquish myself; p. gesk.. 
 nod. 
 
 Ga.shkina, {nin) (nan). I can 
 lift him up, (a person or any 
 other obji); p. gishkinad ; 
 imp. gashkin. 
 
 Gashkinawi, {nin). I am able 
 to work ; p. gesh.Acid. 
 
 Ganhkio, {mn). I can go some- 
 where, I pass through or 
 over 8. th. ; I succeed in pass- 
 ing through or over s. tli. ; p. 
 gchkiod. 
 
 Gashkitamas, {nin) or, ningash- 
 tamadis. I earn or procure s. 
 th. to myself; p. geslu.sod. 
 
 Ganhkitamason, {nin\. I earn 
 it, I gain it; p. geslu.sod. 
 
 Gaslikitamasonan,{nin). I earn 
 or gain it to myself; p. gesh.. 
 .sod. (V. Conj.) 
 
 Gashkiiamatca, {nin) or nin 
 gashkitawa. I earn or gain 
 it for him, I procure it to him 
 or for him ; )). gesh-.wad. 
 
 S. 
 
 Gashkita- 
 
 Gasfikita.'i, {nin). 
 m(i,f. 
 
 Gashkitchigan. Any object, in- 
 animate or animate, earned 
 or obtained by labor, earn- 
 ings. Pl.-flji or-ag. — Nin hi- 
 don kabiskawagan, maki.iif 
 nan gaie, mi sa nin gas I kil- 
 ehiganan ; I bring a coat and 
 shoes ; they are my earnings. 
 Nij kitchi osawa-joniiag nind 
 aidwok ; mi sa nin gashkit- 
 rhiganag ; I have two |largc 
 gold pieces ; they arc my 
 
 earnings. 
 
 Gaskiichige, {nin). I earn, I ac- 
 quire, Iprocure by labor ; p. 
 gesh..ged. 
 
 Gashkiion, {nin). I can, I can 
 do or aflibrd it, I am alilc, 
 capable ; I win it ; I overcome 
 it; I earn, obtain, acquire it; 
 p geshkitod. 
 
 Gashkitoane, {nin). I carry the 
 whole of it; \). gesh..ned. 
 
 Gashkiwegina, {nin) etc. S. 
 Kashkiwegina, etc. 
 
 Gashkiwina, {nin) (dan). I can 
 name him ; p. gesh..nad. 
 
 Gashkoma, {nin) (dan). I carry 
 him on my back, (a person or 
 any other obj. ; p. gesh.. mad. 
 
 Gdskanabaqwe, {nin). I am 
 thirsty, 1 am dry; p. gaia.. 
 loed.—^. Nibdgwe. 
 
 Gaskanabagweivin, (nibdgwe- 
 win,) thirst. 
 
 Gdskanas, {nin). I speak low, 
 not loud ; I whisper ; p. gaia 
 ..sod. 
 
 Gdskanasotawa, {nin). I whis- 
 
 })er to him, I speak close to 
 lis ear; p. gaia. .wad. 
 Gdskaskaan, {nin). I scrape, 
 grate, rub it ; p. gaia..ang. 
 
 in 
 
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 125 --. 
 
 GAS 
 
 llnskaskaige, {nvi). 1 scrape, 
 
 grate ; p. gaia..ged. 
 (iaskaskani'djL Nightingale ; 
 
 p].-iag. 
 GaxkaskCiwa, inin). I scrape or 
 
 rub some obj. ; p. gaia..tcad ; 
 
 imp. gaskaska. 
 Gaskatai. A dry skin ; pl.-fl//. 
 Ilaskibaga, or-magad. Tlie 
 
 leaves of a tree make noise 
 
 being dry ; p. gaia..gag, or 
 
 magak. 
 (laskibagassin. The wind moves 
 
 the dry leaves of a tree ; p. 
 
 gaia..sing. 
 (ithikide-gigo. Dried fish, smok- 
 ed fish ; p\.-iag. 
 (iaskid^-gigoike, (nin). I dry 
 
 or smoke fish ; p. gaia..ked. 
 Gaakide-wndss. Half-dried or 
 
 smoked meat. 
 (laskide-toiidssike, {nin). I dry 
 
 or smike meat a little ; p. 
 
 gaia .ktd. 
 Gaskigin. Dry skin of a large 
 
 quadruped ; pl.-ow. 
 Gdnkigin. Bombsin, a kind of 
 
 slight woolen stuff. 
 Gdskiswa, {nin). I dry some 
 
 obj. in smoke; p. gaia. .toad ; 
 
 imp. gaskiswi. 
 Gnukioe, or-magad. It buzzes, 
 
 makes a slight noise ; (F. il 
 
 gazouille ;) p. gaia.weg, or- 
 
 magak. 
 Gaskwewe, or-magad. There is 
 
 glazed frost or rime on the 
 
 ground; (F. verglas;) p. gaia 
 
 ..weg, or-magak. 
 Gdssiabawadawa,{mn). S. Gas- 
 
 siabawana. 
 G(7.<t!iiabawadon, {nin). I wash 
 
 it clean, I clean it by wash- 
 ing ; p. gaia..dod. 
 Gdssiabawana, {nin). I wash 
 
 him clean, 1 wash away his 
 
 stains; p. aaia..nad. 
 GdHsiabaive., (nin). \ wash clean, 
 
 I wash away filth, stains; I 
 
 cleanse ; j). gaia..ived. 
 Gdssiabawe, or-magad. It is 
 
 washed away, it is cleaii.^ed ; 
 
 p. gaia..tceg, or-magak. 
 Gds.nabaicen, {nin). I wash it, 
 
 clean, washing away its 
 
 stains; p. gaia. .wed. 
 Gdssiamage, {nin). I blot out, 
 
 I ef!ace, I pardon, I absolve, 
 
 I remit; p. gaia..ged. 
 Gds.vamag&ioin. Blotting out, 
 
 effacing, pardon, remission, 
 
 absolution. 
 Gdssiamawa, {nin). I blot him 
 
 out s. th. ; I absolve him ; I 
 
 pardon him ; remit him ; p. 
 
 gaia..wad. — Gassiamawishi n 
 
 nin matchi dodamoxoinan, De- 
 
 benimiian ! Lord ! blot out 
 
 my iniquities. 
 Gdssian, {nin). I blot it out, I 
 
 wipe it off"; p. gaia.s.siang. 
 Gds.sibian, {nin). I blot out or 
 
 strike out something that is 
 
 written ; p. gaia..ang. 
 
 Gdssibiigan. India rubber. 
 
 Gdssibiwa, {nin). I blot out or 
 strike out his name that is 
 written: p. gaia.. wad. 
 
 Gdssiiakide, or-magad. It is 
 cleansed For purified by fire; 
 p. gaia..deg, or-magak. 
 
 Gdssiiakis, {nin). I am purifi- 
 ed by fire ; p. gaia. .sod. 
 
 Gdssiiakisowin . Purifying by 
 fire ; purgatory. 
 
 Gds.nigade, or-magad. It is 
 blotted out, effaced ; pardon- 
 ed ; remitted ; ]>■ gaia..deg, 
 ox-magak, 
 
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 U>l 
 
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 f ^ 
 
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 Cldsmgan. Disli-clout, or any 
 
 thing to wipe with ; \A.-an. 
 Gdssiika, ov-magad. It hecomcs 
 
 blotted out, ettaced, it ertsicos 
 
 itself; p. gaiasiiku;/, or-nut- 
 
 gak.. 
 Gdssinagane, {nin). I \vi|„^ 
 
 dishes or plates ; p. gaia.jied. 
 Gdssingtocwa, {nin). I wijjehi.s 
 
 face ; p. gaia..wad ; imp. gas- 
 
 singioe. 
 Gdssinsihingwe, (nin). I wipe 
 
 my tears ; p. gaia..wed. 
 Gds.niisihingw4wa,^{nin). I wij)e 
 
 his tears; p. gaia..wad ; imp. 
 
 gas..gwe. 
 Gdssisidewa, (nin). I wipe his 
 
 feet ; p. gaia..wad ; imp. gas- 
 
 ."isid^. 
 Gdssiwa, {nin). I wipe him, 
 
 (any obj. ;) p. gaiassivrnd ; 
 
 imp. gdssi. 
 Gdtchibia, {nin). I tempt him, 
 
 I move him ; p. gaia..ad. 
 Gdtina, {nin). I take care of 
 
 him in liis sickness ; p. gaia- 
 
 tinad ; imp. gdtin. 
 Gdtiniwe, (.'tm). I take care of 
 
 sick persons (especially of 
 
 women lying in ;) p. gaia..wed. 
 Gdtiniwekwe. A woman taking 
 
 care of sick persons, nurse ; 
 
 also, a midwife ; (F. accou- 
 
 clieuse, sage-femme ;) p\.-g. 
 Gdtiniweivinini. A man taking 
 
 care of sick persons ; also, a 
 
 man, a physician, practising 
 
 midwifery ; (F. accoucheur ;) 
 
 l)\.-wag. 
 Gawadk'ioandjigan. A place 
 
 wliere many trees are cut 
 
 down ; (F. abattis ;) pl.-ffH. 
 Gawadkwandjige, {nin). 1 cut 
 
 down trees; p.geiv..ged. 
 GaivadJ, (n??j). I freeze to 
 
 death, I starve with cold ; p. 
 gewadjid. 
 
 Gawdiqaso mitig. The tree is 
 cut down ; p. gcic.sod. 
 
 Gawaijii/we, [nin). I cut down 
 a bircli-tree, to take the liark 
 oH, for a canoe; \). gew.. -d. 
 
 Gawdiase, {nin). I am fi'liing 
 trees; n. geic.sed. 
 
 Gawdkaaos, {nin). I am ex- 
 tremely lean, poor; \i.geii'.. 
 >iod. 
 
 GawdkomiJ. A kind of ash- 
 tree* pl.-i/i. 
 
 Gawdkowebina, (nin) {hinan). 1 
 overthrow or overturn some 
 long obj. ; p. gew..nad. 
 
 Gaiodkwaige, {nin). I fell trees; 
 p. gew..ged. 
 
 Gdwama, {nin). I am jealous 
 of him, (her;) p. gaidwamad. 
 
 Gawamd, (nin). I tiirow him 
 down biting him ; p. getra- 
 mad. 
 
 Gmvanad. It falls, being rotten, 
 (a stick or post that stood up;) 
 it decays, (clothing ;) p. gewa- 
 nak. 
 
 Gawanadapined. He that is 
 lunatic, a lunatic ; p\.-jig- 
 
 Gawanadisid. He that is mail, 
 a fool ; v\.-jig. 
 
 Gawandndam, {nin). I starve 
 to deatli, I die from hunger ; 
 p. gew.. dang. 
 
 Gawandndamowin. Starvation . 
 death from hunger. 
 
 Gawdsh, {nin). I fall by the 
 wind, the wind throws me 
 down ; p. gewdshid. 
 
 Gaivashkwebid. A drunkou 
 person ; ^\.-jig. 
 
 Gdwendani, (nin). I have jea- 
 lous thoughts; p. gaia..ang. 
 
 Gdtcenima, {nin). I have jeal- 
 
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 127 - 
 
 GES 
 
 him, 
 
 ous tlioutflits towanlfl 
 (lier;) p. (jaia-watl. 
 
 (t'i7ipes/)k, {nin). I air. ton jeal- 
 ous ; I am in a hal)it of Imw^ 
 jealous ; p. f/aia..kifl. 
 
 Ctnwetamawa, {nin) or, nin gd- 
 wetawa. I am jealous for him, 
 instead of him ; p. gaia..ad. 
 
 Gnwewin. Jealousy. 
 
 Gawi, in compositions, signifies 
 iumhlinQ, Jailing down. (Ex- 
 amples in some of the follow- 
 ing words.) 
 
 Gavna, (nin). S. Gawishkatoa. 
 
 Gawibi, (riin). I fall down, be- 
 in gdrunk; p. geioihid. 
 
 Gawigika, [nin). 1 lower and 
 become benl by old age ; p. 
 gew..kad. 
 
 Gawind, {nin) {nan). I capsize 
 some obj. ; p. gewinad ; imp. 
 gawin. 
 
 Ghwingwash, {nin). I fall into 
 a profound sleep ; p. gew.id- 
 
 Gawi.thim, {7iin). I he down, I 
 go to bed ; p. gew-.od. 
 
 Gawishkawa, {nin) {kan). I 
 make him fall down ; p. geto.. 
 wad; imp. gawiskkaip. 
 
 Ga-wissagang . Pepper, (a thing 
 that is bitter.) 
 
 Gawisse, {nin). I fall do'vn 
 
 geioissed. 
 Gawiss^, ov-inagad. It falls 
 
 down ; p. gewisseg, or-magak. 
 
 — Akioandawagan gi-gawisse, 
 
 wdkaigan ta-gawissemagad ; 
 
 the ladder fell down, the 
 
 house will fall down. 
 
 Gawitamawa, {nin) or, Jim ga- 
 wilawa. I prostrate myself 
 Ix'fore him, I fall down before 
 him; p. gew..wad. 
 
 Ge-, gea-, particle denoting the 
 
 P 
 
 future tense. (See the Conj. 
 in Otch. Grammar.) 
 Gebakwaigasod. Prisoner; pl.- 
 
 Gega, adv. Almost, nearly ; 
 about. 
 
 Gaganodamaged. He that 
 speaks for somebody, or in 
 favor of somebody, interce.j- 
 sor ; p\.-jig. 
 
 Gegapi, adv. Finally, ultimate- 
 ly, at last, at length; by lit- 
 tle and little. 
 
 Geqet, adv. Indeed, ♦ruly, 
 doubtless, undoubtelly, veri- 
 ly, in truth, certainly. 
 
 Gegihingwed. A blind person ; 
 pi .://(/. 
 
 Gegibished. A deaf person ; 
 p\.-jig. 
 
 Gegikwed. A preacher ; pi .-jig. 
 
 Geginaioishkid. A liar; p^.-jig- 
 
 Geginaioishkid mashkikitirinini. 
 A lying doctor, quackdoctor ; 
 (F. charlatan.) 
 
 Geginaioichkid niganddjimnwi- 
 nini. A lying prophet, false 
 prophet. 
 
 Gegn, adv. Something. 
 
 Gema, adv. S. Ki'ma. 
 
 Genawendang ishkwandem ana- 
 miewigamigong. Beadle, sex- 
 ton ; (F. bedeau.) 
 
 Genawenimad aiakosinidjin , 
 nurse of a sick person ; (F. 
 infirmier, infirmiere.) 
 
 Genawenimad kebakwaigas^n- 
 nidjin. Jailor. 
 
 Genawenimad kakoshan. Swine- 
 herd. 
 
 Genawenimad pijikiwan. Herds- 
 man. 
 
 Genawenimid Anjeni. My guar- 
 dian Angel. 
 
 Geshawdh, {nin). 1 am sitting 
 
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 \ ' 
 
 ,'1 I 
 
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 ■i^l 
 
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 fillh 
 
 i': 
 
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 hroadiv, I occupy iiiucli room 
 in Hitti'ng; p. yaU.Md. 
 
 Ghhawikan, [nin). I put it on 
 witli ease, it is lar<^e for me, 
 (a coat, boots, etc.) ; p. gaii'.. 
 nng. 
 
 (teshawishhOf or-mngad. It is 
 loose, untied ; p. gauK.kng, 
 or-magak-. 
 
 Oe.sika, adv. S. Si'.iika. 
 
 Oessikau, (nin). I come to it 
 before it goe.H away, I find it 
 yet, arriving; I arrive at it 
 in due time; p. qaie..ang. — 
 Nin giqesaikan iskkote-ndbik- 
 wdn ; I found the steamboat 
 yet there when I arrived, (I 
 arrived there before she start- 
 ed ) 
 
 Gi'ssikatim, (nin). I come to 
 liim, or reach him, before he 
 goes away or dies, I find him 
 yet when I arrive; I arrive at 
 it in due time; p. gate. .wad. 
 — Wewib nin viddja ivi-gessi- 
 kawag aw aiakosid ; I start 
 immediately, I wish to find 
 yet alive that sick person. 
 Nin gi-gessikawa k^oss ; I 
 found yet thy father tliere 
 when I arrived. 
 
 fre-i-iikona, (nin). I come to 
 him in good time, (to give 
 him assistance in distress, in 
 starving, etc.) ; p.ges..nad. 
 
 GeU, adj. Old, ancient, former. 
 This word is always followed 
 by a substantive; as: Gete 
 ma.nnaigan, an old book. 
 Gete Anishindbeg, the ancient 
 Indians. 
 
 Gi-, participle or prefix signify- 
 ing the past tense, (S. Conj. 
 of Utchipwe Grawnmr.) 
 
 Gia, ()iin). I escajje out of liis 
 hands ; p. gdad. 
 
 Gibuan, (nin). I stop it ; p. 
 gebaang. 
 
 Gibabikaigan. Cover of a ket- 
 tle ; pl.-rt/t. S. Padagwubori- 
 gan. 
 
 Gibaboeigan. S. Gibabikaigan. 
 
 Gibndin. It frozes over," f)r. 
 is frozen over, (lake, river, 
 etc.) ; p. geboding. 
 
 Gibagawaigan. iJam, cause- 
 way ; pi .-OH. 
 
 Gibagawaige, (nin). I am mak- 
 ing a dam ; p. geb..ged. 
 
 Gibagodjigan. A curtain in a 
 house or lodge, instead of a 
 partition, (especially for H\v\i 
 persona;) pl.-an. 
 
 Gibagodjige, (nin). I am hang- 
 ing up a curtain fur a parti- 
 tion ; p. geb..ged. 
 
 Gibdigan. Stopper, in loadinir 
 a gun ; pl.-aH. 
 
 Gibaktoaan, (nin). I shut it, I 
 stop it, I obstruct or bar it ; 
 p. geb..ang. 
 
 Gibakioaigan. Stopper, cork ; 
 cover of a box, etc. ; pl.-an. 
 
 Gibakwaodiwigamig. Prison , 
 jail ; -pl.-on. 
 
 Gibdkiimwa, (nin). I shut him 
 up, I imprison him ; p. geh.. 
 toad; imp. gibaknm. 
 Gibdmikaan sdgi. The mouth 
 of the river is shut up, is till- 
 ed with pebbles ; p. geb..an(i. 
 Gibatdwangaan sdgi. Tlie 
 mouth of the river is filled or 
 shut up with sand; p. geh.. 
 ang. 
 Gibaxoa, (nin). I shut him up 
 in a hole; I stop the hole ol' 
 a kettle; p. gebmoad; imp, 
 gibd, 
 
GIB 
 
 — 129 — 
 
 GIB 
 
 (lihendam, {nin). I have much 
 sorrow; also, I liave much 
 pain from sickness; p. (jebend- 
 ang. 
 dihendamowin. Sorrow, afflic- 
 tion, pain. 
 l/ihendaims/ikawa, (nin). I 
 cause liim much sorrow; p. 
 (/eb..w(i<l. 
 (,'ihid^ebinou. Waistcoat , vest ; 
 (a vestnient tliat stops or 
 presses the heart;) pl.-a/t. 
 (lihidiean makak, (nin). I bot- 
 tom a barrel, I put the head 
 or the bottom of a barrel in ; 
 p. geb..an<j. 
 (iihidjane, (nin). My nose is 
 stopped, I caught a cold ; (F. 
 Je suis enrhume ;) n.geb..ned. 
 (lihidonena, [nin). I stop his 
 mouth, I muzzle liim ; p. geb 
 ..nad. 
 (liliijigiwine.<ihka, (nin). I have 
 tlie disury, difficulty in mak- 
 ing urine; ]}. geb..kad. 
 Qibijigiwineshkawin. Dysury. 
 (,'ihikinic/adan, (nin). \ make 
 a partition in it, (in a house;) 
 p. qeb..ang. 
 Qibihinigan. Middle-wall, par- 
 tition ; pl.-a». 
 C'ihikinige, (nin). I make a 
 middle-wall or partition ; p. 
 (ieb..ged. 
 GihinSwebina, {nin). I strangle 
 or choke him with a cord ; I 
 lian^ him ; p. geb..nad. 
 (lihinewena, (nin). I strangle 
 him with my hands, I suffo- 
 cate him; p. geb..nad; imp. 
 gibiniwej. 
 (iibinindjin, {nin). I stop s. 
 til. with my hand ; p. geb.. 
 nid. 
 Glbiahk^gei {nin), I am in the 
 
 way or passage of somclKxly, 
 
 J encumber or obstruct the 
 
 way or passage; p. geb..gcd. 
 Gibinhkdn, {nin). I encumber 
 
 it, I obstruct it, (a pa8saf,'e, a 
 
 door, etc.) ; p. geb..ang. 
 Clibinhkawn, (nin). 'I am in his 
 
 way, I oli.Mtruct his way or 
 
 passage; p. geb.. ad. 
 Gibiakwe, {nin.) I am hoar.se, 
 
 I cannot speak loud; p. geb.. 
 
 wed. 
 Gibiakwewin. Hoarseness. 
 Gibissagaje, (nin.) I am con- 
 
 stipateci, 1 am costive ; p. 
 
 geb..jed. 
 Gibitan, (tiin), I bleed at the 
 
 nose; p. gebitang. 
 Gibitaneganama, {nin). I make 
 
 him bleed by a blow on the 
 
 Jiose ; p. geb. .mad. 
 Gibitawage, (nin). One of my 
 
 ears is stopped ; p. geb..ged. 
 Gibodeiigwason. rants, panta- 
 loons, breeches ; pl.-a/t. 
 Gibodonepina, (nin). I tie up 
 
 his mouth; p. geb..nad ; imp. 
 
 gibodowepij . 
 Gibogicddan, (nin). I sew it to- 
 gether ; p. geb..anq. 
 Gibo(/wana, (nin). 1 sew some 
 
 obj. together ; p. geb.. nad. 
 Gibdsan, (nin). I bake it, stew 
 
 it; p. gebosang. 
 Gibosigan, or gibd.nganikan. 
 
 Stewing oven ; pl.-^m. 
 Gibosigan-akik. Stew-kettle, 
 
 stew-pot; p\.-ag. 
 Gibosioa, (nin). I bake or stew 
 
 some obj. ; p. geboswad ; imp. 
 
 giboswi. 
 Gibwdgamishka, or-magad. The 
 
 water shuts up, (as in the 
 
 Red Sea in the aays of Moses); 
 
 p. geb.Mg, or-magak, 
 
 /i 
 
 M N' 
 
 ' r 
 
 1 I 
 
If' 
 
 I I 
 
 w 
 
 I 
 
 GID 
 
 — 130 
 
 GIG 
 
 I ! I .' ; 
 
 
 li 
 
 ' t| 
 
 (J ihwnunhawnna, (nin). I drown 
 liiin, I putfboftte him in the 
 water ; p. geb..nad ; imp. 
 waj. 
 
 Gibwan/ikoah. A lieifer, or any 
 young animal between two 
 and fouryears old: pl.-r?//. 
 
 Oifmandm, (nin). I stop my 
 breatli, I stiHe niyHelC; p. (jeh 
 ..mod. 
 
 Gibwanamabawe, {nin). T am 
 drowned ; p. (/('b..ioeil. 
 
 Gibwandmos, (nin). I am stifled 
 hy Hmoke ; p. </eb...'iod. 
 
 Gibwandmoshkawa, [nin). I 
 suffocate him, stifle him, 
 strangle him ; p. f/eb..wad. 
 
 Gibwdnasi. Kite, hawk ; p\.-g. 
 
 Giddmawa, (nin). I eat up h. 
 th. belonginjr to him ; p. ged.. 
 wad. 
 
 Gidamwa, (nin). I eat some 
 obj. all up; p. (jedamwad ; 
 imp. gidamwi. 
 
 Giddn, (nin). I eat (or drink) 
 it all up; I consume it; p. 
 gedang. 
 
 Giddnawe, (nin). I consume 
 all ; p. ged. .toed. 
 
 Giddn, as end-syllable in com- 
 positions, signifies anger, an- 
 gry ; as : Nin mddjigidd.'i, I 
 \)egin to be angry. Nin sa- 
 gidjigidds, I go out with an- 
 ger. 
 
 Gidiskakogade.ihin, (nin). My 
 leg is dislocated ; p. ged..ing. 
 
 Gidiskia, (nin), i escape out 
 of his hands ; also, I get him 
 out of s. th., I make him es- 
 cape, I deliver hin) ; p. ged.. 
 ad. 
 Gidjibina, (nin). I hurt him 
 touching his wound ; p. ged,. 
 nad; imp, gidjibij. 
 
 Gidjigdbikad. It is veined ui 
 veiny, full of veins, (astonc ; 
 p. ged..kak. 
 
 Gtdjigassagad. It is veiny, un- 
 dulated, (wood ;) p. geil..g(d. 
 
 Gidjikas, (nin). I don't want lu 
 go, I refuse to go, I renwiin; 
 J), ged. .sod. 
 
 Gidjim, (nin). My evil, or iii\ 
 sore, increases, when I speak 
 or cougli ; p. qadjimod. 
 
 Gidowe, (nin). a. Gidjim. 
 
 Gigaiawes, {nin). I am of ii 
 slim slender size; p.geg.sid. 
 
 Gigakisine, (nin). I have .stock- 
 ings or socks and shoes ur 
 boots on ; (F. je suis chaus- 
 sd) ; p. geg..ned. 
 
 Gigang. Ut. virgin ; pl.-ww/. 
 
 Gigan'gow, (nin). I am a vir- 
 gin ; p. gag..tcid. 
 
 Gigdtigwan. A splinter in tlif 
 hand or foot; pl.-aw. 
 
 Gagdtigwe, (nin). I draw oui 
 a splinter; p. geg..toed. 
 
 GigawSgamiga, or-magad.Thcn 
 is [a peninsula ; p. geg..gak, 
 or-magak. 
 
 Gige, (nin). My wound heal- 
 up ; p. gdged. 
 
 Gigea, (nin). I heal his wound ; 
 p. gagead. 
 
 Gigi-, in compositions, signi- 
 nes with, together ; as : 
 Gigi-agim gi-pindige wdhu- 
 ganing ; he came in the housf 
 with his snow-shoes on. 
 
 Gigibimddis, adv. Alive. 
 
 Gigibingwash, (nin). I ain 
 sleepy, drowsy ; p. gad. .id 
 
 Gigibingwashiwin. Drovv^i noss. 
 sleepiness. 
 
 Gigine, (nin). I die with... ; p 
 gagined. 
 \ Giginen, (nin). I die witli it; 
 
GIG 
 
 — 131 — 
 
 01.1 
 
 III 
 ill 
 
 or 
 , I 
 
 p. f/nffineU. — Kaginiij la-kotd- 
 
 t/ili) kilr.hi batadoimn f/nyincd; 
 
 ]n' wlio (lies with a niortiil 
 
 sin, will Hutler eternally. 
 (ii(/ini'nau, (idii). I (.lie with 
 
 liiiii ; ]). (/aifiucd. (V'.Conj.) 
 (liil'inib, {nin). S. GiijinL 
 (iiijiniy, {nin). I am born 
 
 with... ; p. </(ttj..<jid. — Kakuui 
 
 Li gi-hi-(/i(fini</iniiH batado- 
 
 iria ; we were all horn with a 
 
 sill. 
 (liijishkage, {nin). I oari-y 
 
 iiu'or on me 8. th. ; 1 am 
 
 a family way ; p. (jeg..(fed. 
 Gii/ishkan, {nin). I carry 
 
 wear it on me or in me 
 
 have it in me (in my body or 
 
 soul ;) p. geg..ang. 
 (lillishkawa, {nin). I carry 
 
 some obj. on me or in me ; p. 
 
 (I(l/..wad. — Nin gigishkawa 
 
 (iltinodji, I am in a family 
 
 way, with chikl. 
 (!i(ji.'iia, {nin). I make him 
 
 liave or bring some obj. with 
 
 liini ; p. gag. .ad. 
 Gi(ii.sibingivai, adv. Witli tear.s. 
 Ci(/i.s'ibingwebup,{nin). I laugh 
 
 with tears in my eyes; p. gag 
 
 .pid. 
 Giijimnagad. It comes with.., 
 
 it brings or has along with 
 
 it... ; p. gag..gak. — Kitimiwin 
 
 gigimnagad kitimfigi.mrin, 
 
 laziness comes with poverty. 
 Gi(/i.sin, {nin). I come with it, 
 
 i bring or 
 
 ine ; p. gagisid. 
 Gigimnan, {nin). 
 
 liave some obj. with 
 
 gagisid. (V. donj.) 
 Gigi't, {nin). I speak, I talk, I 
 
 make a speech, a harangue; 
 
 p. gagiiod. 
 
 have it along with 
 
 I bring 
 me; 
 
 or 
 
 I am 
 
 Qigitchibikuiiissin. it is with 
 
 the root, tlie root is to it; p. 
 
 gag. .sing. 
 Gigi-tckitrluig. With the .^on 
 
 together with the soul, body 
 
 and soul. 
 Gigiioxoin. Speaking, talking, 
 
 (liscouree, council ; pl.-«/'. 
 Gigi-toiiaw. Together with the 
 
 body, soul and body. 
 Gigo. Fish; \)\.-i(ig. 
 G igo-h imide . F i s h -o i 1 . 
 Gigniag nind ugwubinag. 
 
 hshing with a drag-net. 
 Gigoika, ov-magad. 'I'here is 
 
 plenty of tisli ; p. gag..k(ig, 
 
 or-rnaguk. 
 Gigoike, {nin). I am fishing ; 
 
 p. gag.'ked. 
 Gigoikewin. Fishery, fishing. 
 Gigoikewinini. Fisherman; pl.- 
 
 wag. 
 Gignwigamig. I-'ish-store ; 
 
 on. 
 Gigoioigan. Fish-bone ; pi 
 Giigioishim, {nin). 1 last 
 
 ga..mod. 
 Giigwishimo-gijigad. Fast-day 
 
 pi. -o?i. 
 Giigwiahimo-gijigad. It is a 
 
 fast-day ; p. ga..gak. 
 
 Giigicishimowin. Fast, fasting. 
 kitchi giigwishimowin, lent. 
 
 Gi-ishkwa-anamiegijigak. Af- 
 ter Sunday, Monday. 
 
 Gi-ishk wa-nawakiceg. A f te r- 
 noon, in the afternoon. 
 
 Giiwe, {nia). i escape; p 
 
 wed. 
 Gijakona, {nin). I pronounce 
 
 a judgment or sentence over 
 
 him; p. gaj..nad. 
 Gijamaajiwe, {nin). I arrive at 
 
 the summitof a mountain ; p. 
 
 -"•*rrr ibrtii 
 
 -an 
 ; P 
 

 ) 
 
 ■i 
 
 
 .■ 
 
 I 
 
 QU 
 
 — i;w — 
 
 GIJ 
 
 g(tj..we(l. — S. Pdt/ainaitKol- 
 jive. 
 
 frijande, or-ma<f(i<l. It haw the 
 color of ripc'iieBH, (some licr- 
 rv ;) J), (jajandej, ov-viayak. 
 
 (lijanHi). it liuH tlu' color of 
 ripciu'sH, (Home Iterry or 
 IVuit ;) p. (fajannod. — (iijan- 
 xowojf o(/ow niixfi i mi na(f fthe^v 
 applt'H liavc the color of rijH'- 
 iieHH, they look ripe. 
 
 Ctijnnkkobile, or-itun/dd. It is 
 u little warm, half warm, 
 (liquid ;) p. k(ij..te(/,or-)ii(ii/<ik: 
 
 Gijendavi, («/«). 1 determine 
 or decide upon, I resolve, I 
 Hrn)ly purpoHe- p,(/ajendaii</. 
 
 (lijendamowiH. Resolution, de- 
 termination, firm purpose. 
 
 Gijenindis, hiin). I resolve 
 upon, I make up my mind ; 
 p. yaJ...sod. 
 
 Gijia, (mil). I make some ohj. 
 I finish it ; p. qajiad. 
 
 ftijib, in conjpositions, signifies 
 itching. (Exajnples Jin some 
 of the' following words.) 
 
 Gijihaje, {nin). I feel itchings 
 on my skin, I am itciiy, man- 
 
 Gijibajewin. Itching, itch on 
 the skin ; (F. deniangeaison.) 
 
 Gijihis, [nin).. It itches me, I 
 have itchings; p. gejibinid. 
 
 Gijide, or magad. It is cooked, 
 done ; p. gajidek, or-magak, 
 
 Gijig. Day ; sky, firmament; 
 neaven. 
 
 Gi'jig {nin). I am adiut; ripe; 
 
 J.gajigid 
 
 Gifigad. Day ; pi. -on. 
 
 Gi.jigad. It is day ; p. gajiguk. 
 
 Gijig ado-maainaig an. Day-pa- 
 per, calendar ; pl.-a». 
 
 Gijigassigewog {animikig.) 
 
 'I'here are iininterrnpteil 
 
 lightningH, making the nii.'lii 
 
 almost as light as the dav. 
 (lijignte, or-magnd. It is liglit. 
 
 moon-light ; p. gnj.Jed, nr- 
 
 viagak. 
 Gijigate.ise, or-iinigad. It sliiiM< 
 
 forth suddenly; p. g<ij..si;i, 
 
 or-inagnk. 
 Gijigi. It is ripe, {mi. olij.) as: 
 
 Dpin gijigi, mishimin gijii/i . 
 
 the potato is ri|^»e, the apple is 
 
 ri|)e. P. ifajigid. — 8. Gijig. 
 Gijigiii. It is ripe, (in. (tlijj 
 
 as : Maiiomin gijigia, tdiiss 
 
 gijigin ; the wild rice is ripe, 
 
 the turnip is ripe, — P. yaji. 
 
 giiig. 
 Gijigiiiiba, (nin). 1 sleep in tin- 
 
 day-time; p. gaj..ad. 
 Gigik. Cetlar, cedar-tree ; pl.- 
 
 ng. 
 Gijikdn, (nin). S. Gijiton. 
 Gijikanday. Cedar-branch ; pi- 
 
 og. 
 Gijikaiihkimnd. Bag or sack of 
 
 cedar-bark ; pl.-a/t. 
 
 Gijikawa, (nin). I hurt him 
 flailing upon him ; j>. grj.. 
 load. 
 
 GijikeiiH. A small cedar-tree; 
 a latli ; pl.-a(/. 
 
 Gijikensag nind agwakwinroij. 
 I lath, «,I nail on little cedars.) 
 
 Gijikigade, or-magad. It is 
 made, done ; p. gaj..deg, oi- 
 magnk. 
 
 Gijikkki. Cedar-forest; cedar- 
 swamp; pl.-wan. 
 
 Gijiko.<i, (nin). I get hurt iiv 
 carrying too heavy a loml; |i 
 
 gej..sod. 
 Gijikwe. 
 pi .-.7. 
 
 Grown girl, adult; 
 
 --T-I 
 
GIK 
 
 — 133 - 
 
 (JIM 
 
 n ' 
 
 (lijiinaj/ad. It ia ri|)e ; p. tjaj.. 
 
 ijak. 
 'iijijKK It. snowed oiioujj;li ; p. 
 
 !l"Jil>"fl- 
 (I'ijildinair, {nhi) or, iiin i/iji- 
 
 luim. 1 iiiiikc it for him or 
 
 to liiin ; J), (jaj.. until, 
 (lijilon, {nin). I make it ; I 
 
 liiiiHli it; p. (jnjitnd. 
 (iijwe, (nin). I talk, I Hi)eak ; 
 
 p. (J a) wed. 
 liijwcuu'u. Spi'ukin;^, talkin;,'; 
 
 1(1. -(fM. 
 
 (I'lhd, {nin). I am very old ; 
 
 p. ijekad. 
 (likauiHawa, {nin). I make him 
 
 iiiiirkH, (on a trail, etc. ;) j*. 
 
 Il(ih..wad. 
 dikdh. S. Hi-iji-gikah. 
 ilikad, in compoHitionp, Hi;rni- 
 
 tics yiave ; respertah/e. (Vjx- 
 
 Hiiiples in Home of the Ibllow- 
 
 iti}^ word8.) 
 (likudendagn.s, {nin). I am con- 
 
 HJdcred re.'^pectable, grave, 
 
 .«eriou.s; Tp. gek..sid, 
 (likddcndam, {nin). I have 
 
 grave serious thoughts; j). 
 
 il<'k..a)ig. 
 Gikddis, {nin). I am grave, 
 
 nerious ; p. gek...sid. 
 (likCidixiwin. Grave serious 
 
 comportment. 
 Gikadj, {tiin). I am coKl, I feel 
 
 cold I p. gakadjid. 
 GikadjinindjiivadJ, {nin). My 
 
 hands are Cold ; p. gafc.djid. 
 GikadJisidewadJ, {nin). My feet 
 
 are cold ; p. gak..djid. 
 Gikadjitawagewadj, {nin). My 
 
 ears are cold ; p. gak..djid. 
 Gikadjiioin. Cold felt in the 
 
 body from cold weather. 
 Gikdma, {nin). I scold or re- 
 buke him ; p. gakamad. 
 
 Iddge 
 
 (Jikannmodc, or-magad. It 
 
 smokes, (in a house (ir lo<lge ;) 
 
 p. g<ik..deg, or-ni<ig<ik. 
 (lUkanihnn.H, (nin). It smokes 
 
 in my hou.^e, or 
 
 (/Ilk. ..sod. 
 (iikannmnxwn, {nin). I make 
 
 smoke arouml him, I make 
 
 him be in the smoke ; \).gak., 
 
 wad ; irap. gik.,}iwi. 
 Gikandnn, (nin). I scold it, I 
 
 speak ill of it ; j). gak..ang. — 
 
 (I gikand/in <in(tmii'wigamig, 
 
 he scolds the church, (speaks 
 
 ill of it.) 
 (likdiriditw, (nin). i (|uarrel, 
 
 ilispute, wrangle; X).g((g..ang. 
 Gikuwidaniowin. A Itercat ion , 
 
 (luarrel, wrangling, dispute. 
 (likilirin. Very old age. 
 (rikini, (nin). I weep much ; p. 
 
 gakimod. 
 Gikinianis, (nin). lambenuiid)- 
 
 ed ; p. gak..,sid. 
 Gikimanixide,(nin). My foot is 
 
 benumbed; p. gak..dcd. 
 Gikimanisiwiu. Numbness; (I''. 
 
 engourdissement.) 
 
 O'iki.isiton, {nin). I add to s. 
 Ih ; p. gak..U)d, 
 
 Ginidb, {nin). I look in a steal- 
 thy manner, unperceived; I 
 spy out ; p. gamabid. 
 
 Ginidbama, {nin) {dan). I look 
 at him unperceived, in a 
 stealthy manner, I spy him 
 out ; p. gam. .mad. 
 
 Gimi, {nin). I desert, I run 
 away, I go somewhere secret- 
 ly ; p. gainid. 
 
 Giniia, {nin). T make him de- 
 sert ; p. gamiad. 
 
 Gimidoa, (nin) {freq. nin gdgi- 
 midon.) I murmur against 
 
 h' 
 
 \ 
 
 1 1 
 

 Hi 
 
 V 
 
 OIM 
 
 — 134 
 
 GIN 
 
 HoiiicbcHly, not liciii^; lieard by 
 hill) ; j>. j/(tmidini(/. 
 
 (Jiini ' ' ''lan. Illi'nitiinati' 
 
 chi ot in a Hti'iiltli} man- 
 
 lier, I cliild out ol' vvedluck, 
 biiMtard; \i\.-ti<j. 
 
 (iiminidji, (niii). I gt-l a cliild 
 out ofwt'illock, (ill a Htealtliy 
 niaiinoi;) 1 lirin;; lorlli a Ims- 
 lard ; p. ;/ain. id. 
 
 (f'imiaiwa, [iiiit). J tuucli him 
 in a Htoalthy manner without 
 liiH knowinji it; p. 0(i)n..i('(id. 
 
 O'imUawd, (iiiii). 1 liear him 
 nccrt'tly, in a Htcalthy inan- 
 ner, he does not know that I 
 hear him, I overhear him ; p. 
 (jam. .wad. 
 
 Gitniwau. It rains ; p. (jemi- 
 wa, '. 
 
 Gin iaam,{niii). I travel in 
 a ' or lioat in rainy wea- 
 
 tiit. , J. (/cm..(in(/, 
 
 Gimiwdndfx). llain-water. 
 
 Giniiwanibon, {idii). I embark 
 or Htart in a canoe or boat in 
 rainy weather; \). yevi..tiid. 
 
 GimiwanUoii, {uin). I make 
 rain, I cau8e rain; p. (jein.. 
 tod. 
 
 Gliniwaiutssv, (nin) or, iiiii yi- 
 miwanishka. 1 walk in rainy 
 weather; p. fjem..ed. 
 
 Gimiwin. DeHertion. 
 
 Gimod, {nin). I steal, J purloin, 
 I take away s. th. and make 
 use of it without perndsHion, 
 although not with the inten- 
 tion ot'keepin<? it; p.yemodid. 
 
 Gimodad. It is hidden, it is a 
 secret, a mystery ; p. </emo- 
 dak. 
 
 Gimodddjim, {nin). I tell s. th. 
 secretly; p.ye)n..niod. 
 
 Gimodddjimotawa, {nin). I tell 
 
 eat 1,1 
 manner; p. yvm. 
 
 him s. ^th. aecrctly ; p. yew., 
 wad. 
 
 Giimidandjiycy {nin). I 
 a steal tliy 
 <fed. 
 
 Gunodinia, (nin). I steal h. tli 
 I'rom him ; I take s. th. wilh- 
 oul his kn()wled;;e and |ii'i'- 
 missii^n ; p. ycui..niad. 
 
 Gimodin, inin). I steal il ; I 
 lake il without permit-'-idii 
 and make tiee of it; p. tjainr 
 did. 
 
 Ginindinan, {nin) I steal sonic 
 olij. or take it and make ii.'^e 
 of it without permission ; p, 
 yiniodid {V . Conj.) 
 
 Gininili.s/ih-, (nin). I am in ,i 
 habit of stealing, I am tliiiv- 
 ish, I am a habitual thief; p. 
 y cm.. kid. 
 
 Gimodi.shkiwin. Habit of sleal- 
 ini;, thievishness. 
 
 Gimodidiwin. Hidden tliin;', 
 secret, mystery; iA.-an. 
 
 Gimodiwiyainiy. House, alxtilr 
 or den of thieves; pl.-o«. 'L. 
 spelunca latronuni.) 
 
 Gimudiwin. Stealing, thefl. 
 
 Giinodj, adv. In a stealtliv 
 manner, secretly, clandestine- 
 ly, privately, in a hidden 
 manner. 
 
 Gimddjikana, {nin). I leave 
 him in a stealthy manner, 1 
 <'o away from him witlioiii 
 his knowledge ; p. yem..nad . 
 imp. yimodjikuj. 
 
 Gimodotve, (ninj. I speak .-e- 
 cretly, mysteriously, in a hiil- 
 den manner ; also, I use n 
 parable ; p. yevi..wed. 
 
 Gimodowewin. Secret hidden 
 speaking; parable; pl.-a«. 
 
 Gina, or-mayad. It is shiirp ; 
 
GIN 
 
 — i;« — 
 
 (UN 
 
 it JH pointed, (an iron toul ;) p. 
 i/dhiii/, or-mat/ak. 
 HiniiiiiiidddHy {iiiu). I I'orbid it, 
 I i('l)ukt' it; p. )/ea..an(/. — 
 .li'siiM n jfi-uiiKKinuidau nodin 
 l:il(/iijf(nni (](ik\ mi, dan/i {/a- 
 i ji-kHchi-anwut i ni niij ; Jchuh 
 icliiikc'd iho winds and the 
 >(ii, und there was a ^roat 
 
 Cllllll. 
 
 liiiniamadini . One in lbrV)iddi'n; 
 (F. on est d<^'R'ndu.) 
 
 Ilinanmuifewin. Proliiltilion, 
 iDrliitldanct'. 
 
 (!iii(i(ii>i(ti/ewiu. Any thing t'or- 
 liiddcn; |)l.-a/t. 
 
 (,'iii(((tmnw((, (nin). I I'orbid hini, 
 1 liinder him to do s. th. ; p. 
 <lin..wad. 
 
 (liiiat/idji, inin). I an> tickliwh, 
 easily tickled ; (F. je hiuh 
 cliatoiiilleux ;) p. (jen.Ad. 
 
 (liiiai/idjina, (niii). I tickle him; 
 |i. tjeu,.nad. 
 
 Ciiuiijinn, [nin). S. Giiiagidjina. 
 
 fliiiOKhkad. It cuts, it has a 
 >liarp edge, (a plant or herh ;) 
 1 1. (/aiia.inknk. 
 
 (liiuiwinhk, [idii). vS. Qayina- 
 iris Ilk. 
 
 (linawuhkia, {nin), I makeliim 
 tell a lie ; p. gen. .ad. 
 
 IliiKiwishkitan, inin). I consi- 
 der as a lie what I hear ; p. 
 (ien..ana. 
 
 (liimwishkilavm, (nin). I hear 
 liini, or listen to him, with 
 the impression that he is tell- 
 ing a lie, or lies ; p. (jen.. 
 wad. 
 
 Oinddbiyinn, (nin) {na7i). I dip 
 80iiie ol)j. in s. th.; p. yen., 
 mill. 
 
 Giiulabiqiniyaso. It is dii)ped 
 ill s, til.; p. yen. sod. 
 
 (i inddiawanyaan, [nin], I wink 
 
 it in the Hand ; p. ytn..any. 
 Cinddiawanyawa, (nin). I «ink 
 
 Home olij. in thenaml; p. yen.. 
 
 wad. 
 Gindnkamiyi.shka, i>r-mayad. It 
 
 sinks in the ground ; p. yen.. 
 
 kuy, or-mayak. 
 (iindd.s/ik(t, or-inayad. It in 
 
 htaded much, it sinks ileep in 
 
 the water, (a vensel, caiiuc, 
 
 etc.); p. yen..kay, ur-inayak. 
 (linddwuynnense, (nin). 1 sink 
 
 in the Huuw ; p. ycn..ned. 
 Gindjibaiiri', (nin). I run away 
 
 tor Hafcty ; p. yen, .wed. 
 Oindjidaan, (nin). I thrust it 
 
 in 8. th., I press it down, 
 
 (Homething contained in a ves- 
 sel;) p. i/cn..any. 
 Ginjidadjiae, (nin) or, nin yind- 
 
 Jidaiye. I press down ; p. yen.. 
 
 ycd. 
 Gindjidanam, {nin). I have a 
 
 heavy oppressed respiration ; 
 
 p. </en..viod. 
 Ginajidashima,{nin). I thrust 
 
 in, or pre.ss down, some ohj. 
 
 (in a vessel ;) p. yen..mnd. 
 Gindjidasne, {nin). I Isill in ; 
 
 p. gen..sed. 
 Gindjidus.sidun, {nin). I thrust 
 
 it in, or press it down ; p. 
 
 yen.. clod. 
 
 Gindjiddiva, {nin). I press down 
 or thrust m, some ohj. ; p. 
 yen.. toad. 
 
 Gindjidawi, {nin). I press in, 
 
 I strive to get in through the 
 
 crowd ; p. yen.:wid. 
 Ginebiy. Snake, serpent; pl.- 
 
 oy. ' 
 Ginebiyojayaai. The skin of a 
 
 serpent; pl.-a//. 
 
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 Ginebigonini. Snake Indian; 
 ^\.-wog. 
 
 Ginebigwaidn. S. Ginebigojaga- 
 ai. 
 
 Ginebigwaj. Hole of a serpent 
 or snake; pi. -aw. 
 
 Ginibi, in con)po8itiunH, signi- 
 fies /"is^, quick. (Examples in 
 some of tne following words.) 
 
 Ginibi, {nin). I am quick or 
 expeditious in working, in do- 
 ing 8. th. ; p. qenibid. 
 
 Gimkig, {niii). \ grow up fast ; 
 p. genibigid. 
 
 Grnibigi, or-magad. It is grow- 
 ing Vast, (tree, lierb, plant;) 
 p. gen..gig, or-magak. 
 
 Ginibiniiiilci,, {nin). 1 am get- 
 ting old fast; p. gsn.ked. 
 
 Ginikaje. It has a long beak, 
 (a bird) ; p. gan.jed. 
 
 utnogweiaice, 
 long neck ; 
 
 [mn) 
 
 I have a 
 
 p. gen..ioed. 
 Ginoqweiawestiib. A kind of 
 
 wild duck with a long neck ; 
 
 \A.-ag. 
 Ginonagad. It is long, (canoe, 
 
 boat, vessel, etc.); p- g^n- 
 
 gak. 
 Ginonde, or-magad. It is long, 
 
 (a house, a lodge, etc.) ; p. 
 
 genondeg, or-magak. 
 Ginonike, {tiin). 1 have a long 
 
 arm ; p. gen..ked 
 Ginoninaji, {nin). I have h long 
 
 hand ; p. gen.dd. 
 Ginos, {nin). I am long, I am 
 
 tall ; p. genosid. 
 Ginoside, {nin). I have a long 
 
 foot; p. gen..ded. 
 Ginwd, or-magad. It is long ; 
 
 p. genwag, or-magak. 
 Ginwu.o.gad. It is long, (thread, 
 
 string, rope, etc.) ; p. gen,. 
 
 gak. 
 
 Ginwabigiidwe, (nin). I have a 
 
 long slender body; p. gen.. 
 
 wed. 
 Ginwabigisi seniba. The ril»- 
 
 bon is long; p. gen..sid. 
 Ginwdbikad. It is long, (sonio 
 
 object iiade of some metal, 
 
 or of stone;) p. gen..kak. 
 Ginwabikisi assin. The stone 
 
 is long; p. gen...nd. 
 Ginwdiakossin. It is long, it 
 
 reaches far; p. gen..ing. 
 Ginwdko,n mitig, nabagi.f.'taii. 
 
 The trep, the' board, is lon<: ; 
 
 p. gen.-sid. 
 Ginwakwadn, {nin) . I cut it 
 
 long ; p. ifen..ang. 
 Ginwdkwad. It is long, (wooil- 
 
 en object;) p. genwdkwak. 
 Ginivdkwanwi. A long arruw ; 
 
 l)\.-n. 
 Gimodkicawa, {nin). I cut it 
 
 long) p. gen.. wad ; imp. gin- 
 
 wakwa. 
 
 Ginwambis, {nin).. I wear a 
 lon^ frock, (woman ;) p. gen.. 
 load ; imp. ginwakwd. 
 
 Ginwanowe. It has a long tail, 
 
 (a beast ;) p. gen. .toed. 
 Ginwdtchita, {nin). J. continue 
 
 long, I am a long while in 
 
 doing 8. th.; p. gen. .tad. 
 Ginwdton, {nin). I nuike it 
 
 long, I lengthen it; p. genwa- 
 
 tod. 
 Ginwecjad. It is long, (aiiv 
 
 clotliing article or material ;i 
 
 p. gen.. gak. 
 Ginwegisi mosliwe. The Jiainl- 
 
 kerchief "S long ; p. gen..iiid. 
 
 Ginwevj, adv. Long, a Ion? 
 
 while. 
 Ginivindima. It is deep, (a 
 
 river, ete.) ; p. gen.. mag. 
 
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 have a 
 I. fjeii.. 
 
 lie rilt- 
 
 d. 
 
 , (f-oiuc 
 
 1 metal , 
 
 ik. 
 
 Le stone 
 
 long, it 
 n(j. 
 
 is lon^ ; 
 
 I cut it 
 
 T, (wooil- 
 kwak. 
 g arrow ; 
 
 I cut it 
 imp. i/''i- 
 
 wear a 
 
 ;) P- .'/c • 
 a. 
 
 long tail, 
 
 I. 
 
 contimu' 
 while ill 
 
 Md. 
 make it 
 p. tjevwa- 
 
 ing, (anv 
 jnaterial ;i 
 
 the lian;l- 
 t a Ion;: 
 
 deep, 
 \.maii- 
 
 mouse, {niii). I go a liunting; 
 
 p. gaossed. 
 I'liossewin. Hunting. 
 (iipidon, {nin). My lips are 
 
 cracked, or chapped or sore; 
 
 [t. gdpidong, — llie freq. is, 
 
 iiUf gagipidon ; p. geg..ong. 
 I'lipidoneias, {nin). My lips are 
 
 cracked or sore by too much 
 
 heat ; p. gap.. sod. 
 liipidonewadj, {nin). My lips 
 
 are cracked or sore from cold ; 
 
 ]). qap..djid. 
 (lishliabdgwe, {nin). I thirst 
 
 nuich; p. gash..ioed. — S. Ni- 
 
 hagtve. 
 liixlikCtbugwewin. Ardent thirst. 
 liishkdbdgwenodan, (^nin). I 
 
 thirst after it, I desire it ar- 
 dently; p. qash..ang. 
 t'llnhkdkwandjioe pijiki. The 
 
 ox (or cow] browses, it eats 
 
 little brancnes or browses ; p. 
 
 (jesh-ged. 
 (lishkishe. Bitch ; pl.-iag. S. 
 
 Nojessin. 
 liislipinadaganiwan. It is a 
 
 tlimgthatis bought; p. gash 
 
 . ang. 
 liishp'inadagan. Ware, mer- 
 chandise, any obj. that may 
 
 l»e bought ; pl.-ag. 
 Cihhpinadaga. . Merchandise, 
 
 ware, any obj. tliat may be 
 
 bought ; pl.-a«. 
 Ginhpinadamadis. I buy for 
 
 myself; -p. gash.. sod. 
 (iiahpinadamadison, {nin). I 
 
 buy it for myself or to myself; 
 
 p. gash..sod. 
 (iiahpinadamadisonaii, (nin) I 
 
 buy some obj. to myself; p. 
 
 gash..sod. (V. Conj.) 
 Cishpinadamawa, {nin) or, nin 
 
 gishpinadawa. I buy it from 
 
 PART II. 
 
 him ; I buy it of him ; p. 
 
 gash. .wad ; imp. gishpinaj. 
 Gishpinadjige, {iiin). I am biiy- 
 
 ing ; p.gash..ged. 
 Gishpinaaon, {iiin). I buy it, 
 
 purchase it; p. gash..dod. 
 Gishpinage, {nin). S. Gishpin' 
 
 aajige. 
 Gishpinana, {ni}i). I buy some 
 
 obj. ; p. gash.,nad ; imp. gish- 
 pinaj. 
 Gisikan, {nin). I take it off, 
 
 (clothing ;) p. gasikang. 
 Gisikwanaie, {nin). I ntrip, I 
 
 undress myself; p. gas.Aed. 
 Gisikwanaiebina, {nin). I strip 
 
 or undress him ; p. gas..nad ; 
 
 imp. gisikwanaiebij . 
 Gisiktcanaiebinidis, {nin). I un- 
 dress mys-elf; p. gas...<ind. 
 Gisikwanaiewin . U n(J ressi n g, 
 
 stripping. 
 Gisisamawa, {nin). I cook for 
 
 liim ; p. gas. .wad. 
 Gi.n.san, {nin). I cook it, bake 
 
 It ; p. gasisang. 
 Gisisefcic 
 
 Gisisefcwe, {nin). I am cooking ; 
 p. gas. .wed. 
 
 Gisisekwewin. Cooking, cooke- 
 ry- 
 
 Gisiso. It is cooked or baked, 
 (some object ;) p. gasisod. — 
 Gasisod gigo, cooked or bak- 
 ed fish. Gasisod pakwejigan, 
 baked bread. 
 
 Gisi.ss. Sun, moon, month ; pi. 
 -og. To distinguish the moon 
 from the sun, they call her, 
 iibikigisiss, or tibikgisiss, 
 night-sun. 
 
 Gisiss dbitaivisi. The moon is 
 in her first quarter, or in her 
 last quarter ; p. aiahitawisid. 
 
 Gisiss ani-bakwesi. The moon 
 is declining ; p. eni-bakioesid. 
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 Gisisa ani-initclidhikisi 
 moon is growing, 
 p. eni-mitch..sid. 
 
 Gisiss ishkioaiassige. The moon 
 do«8 not sliine any more, (the 
 er, J of a moon or nionth ;) p 
 esL.ged. 
 
 Gisiss nihu. 1'lie sun (or moon) 
 (lien, that is, is eclipsed, tliere 
 is an eclipse; p. ntbod. 
 
 Ghisswayad. This word never 
 occurs alone ; it is always con- 
 nected with a number, and 
 signifies a certain period of 
 months. — Nisso (jisisswayad 
 jaigwa eko-dagwhkinun ovia ; 
 it is already three months 
 since I arrived here. 
 
 Gisisswagiss, {nin). This word 
 is always connected with a 
 number, and signifies the age 
 of some object in months. — 
 Ai'J ahinodji nano gisisstvagi- 
 si ; this child is five months 
 old. 
 
 Gifiiss wdwiiesi. The moon is 
 round, that is, it is full moon; 
 ]). waiawnesid. 
 
 Gisiswa, {nin). I cook or bake 
 some obj ; p. gasisioad ; imp. 
 gisiswi, 
 
 Giskabag. In the back of a 
 lodge. 
 
 Cissadendam, {nin). I am sor- 
 rowful ; p. gess..ang. 
 
 Gissadendamowin. Sorrow, af- 
 fiiction. 
 
 Gitadn, {nin). I draw it out of 
 something ; p. getaang. 
 
 Gitabid. Large tooth, grinder. 
 
 Giuiigan. Gun-worm, (to draw 
 the' load out of a gun ;) cork- 
 screw; pl.-a«. 
 
 Gitawa, {nin). I draw some obj. 
 out^of s. th.; \i.getawad ; imp. 
 
 gitaw. 
 Gitchiqanakwad. There nro 
 
 small curled clouds in (h'' 
 
 sky; (F. le ciel est poinmele;) 
 
 \). get..ioak. 
 Gitchiganejun wiidsi, {nin). I 
 
 take oil' the tlesh from the 
 
 bones ; p. getch..ang. 
 Gitcliigfinejwa, {nin). I take hi> 
 
 llesl'i otr from his bones; \>. 
 
 get, . wad ; imp. -/«'/. 
 Gitckigitchiganeski. A small 
 
 l)ird' that Hies close to tlic 
 
 ground ; \)\.-iag. 
 Git(:higobina,{nin) {don). I draw 
 
 some obj. out of s. th., I pull 
 
 it out; p. get..nad. 
 GUchigwakonan, {nin). I draw 
 
 it out, (obj. of wood;) y.gef.. 
 
 ang. 
 Gitcniminagishkan, (nin). 1 
 
 tread it out, instead of thrash- 
 
 ino; ; p. get. .ang. 
 Gitcliiminagaigan. Flail, or 
 
 any thing to trash out grain : 
 
 pl.-rr;?. 
 Gitchiminagishkawa, {nin). I 
 
 tread it out ; p. get.icad. 
 Gitchiwakivane, [nin). I take 
 
 my hat off; p. gat..ned. 
 Gitchiioebina, (nin) {nan). 1 
 
 throw out some obj. ; p. get.. 
 
 nad. 
 Giwaadis, {nin). I ramble ; 1 
 
 am a vagabond ; p. gaivaadi- 
 
 sid, vagabond. 
 Giwaadisiwin. Rambling ; va- 
 grancy. 
 Gitoadendagwad. It is doubt- 
 ful ; p. gaicwak. 
 Giicadendam, (nin). 1 doubt ; 
 
 p. (/aw.. ang. 
 Giwddendamowin. Doubt . 
 
 doubtful thought ; pl.-mt. 
 Giwanddapine, (nin)- I am in- 
 
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 pane by intervals, I nni a lu- 
 natic ; p. gdw..ned. 
 liiiranadapinewia Insaneness 
 liy intervals 
 
 I am insane, 
 fool ; p. gaw.. 
 
 Madness. 
 
 I tell a lie; p. 
 
 I tell him a 
 p. gaw.. mad. 
 
 liiwanddis, inin 
 mad, I am a 
 .•iid. 
 
 liiwanadisitcin. 
 
 (liwanim, {nin). 
 (jaioanimod. 
 
 Ciiwanima, {nin). 
 lie, I belie him 
 
 (liwanimowin. Lying, lie, false 
 iiood; pl.-an. 
 
 IliuHts'Jirabinodji. Orphan ; pl.- 
 i(ig. 
 
 iiiwdnhis, (jiin). I am a poor 
 orphan, I am alone, I have 
 no relatives ; p. 'gaic.sid. 
 
 (liwushito, {nin). S. Giwashis. 
 
 iliwashkwe, {nin). I am giddy ; 
 ]). gaw.. wed. 
 
 liiic/i.thkioebi, (nin). I am giddy 
 from drinking, I am drunk, 
 intoxicated; p. gaw. .bid. 
 
 liiwashkwebia, (nin). I intoxi- 
 cate him ; p. gaw.. ad. 
 
 (iiwashkwebishk, (nin). I am in 
 a habit of getting' drunk, I am 
 a habitual drunkard ; p. gaw 
 ..kid. 
 
 {'iiwaHh bwebi.^hkagemagad, or, 
 giwashkwebimayad. It uses 
 tu intoxicate, it intoxicates ; 
 p. gaw..gak. 
 
 Giwdshkweganama, (nin). I 
 .stun him, I make him giddy, 
 liy striking; p. gaw. .mad. 
 
 (iiivashkweiendam, {nin). I have 
 confused thoughts, I am be- 
 wildered ; p. gaw..ang. 
 
 Ijiwashkweiendamia, (nin). I 
 bewilder him ; p. gaw. .ad. 
 
 (iia-nshivckos, (nin). I am made 
 iriddy, or di/zy, by some ob- 
 
 ject that fell ui)0n me ; p. 
 ga%o..sod. 
 
 Giwashkioinos, (nin). I bocon\i' 
 giddy by smelling s. th.; p. 
 gaw..soa. 
 
 Giwashwcs, (nin). I become 
 giddy from heat ; i> gaw. .sod. 
 
 Giwa.shkwe,shin, (nin). I am 
 made giddy, or diazy, by fall- 
 ing ; p. gaw..i}ig. 
 
 Gvxashhwewin. Giddiness, ver- 
 tigo, dizziness. 
 
 Giwe, (nin). I return, I go back 
 again, I go liome ; p. gawed. 
 
 Giwe, (nin). I return in a ca- 
 noe or boat ; p. gaioeod. 
 
 Giwe. S. Kiwe. 
 
 Giw^baio, {nin). 1 return run- 
 
 ning ; p. gaw..iod. 
 
 Giwebibon. It is after the mid- 
 dle of the winter, the winter is 
 on its decline, on its return 
 from where it came ; p. gaw.. 
 ong. 
 
 Giiv6din. North, northwind. 
 
 Giwcdinong, in the north, 
 from the north, to the north. 
 
 Giwedinaamog (animikig). It 
 thunders in the north." 
 
 Giwhlinakwad. The clouds 
 come from the north; p. gaw.. 
 loak. 
 
 Giwedinobissa. The rain comes 
 from the north ; p. gaw. .sag. 
 
 Giwegom, {nin). I turn round 
 with a canoe or boat ; p. gaw 
 ..mod. 
 
 Giweiabowe, [nii'^. I return 
 home with s. th. to eat, com- 
 ing from an Indian feast ; p. 
 gaw..xoed, 
 
 Giweiassam gisiss. Alg. The 
 sun i.s on his decline, it is in 
 the afternoon ; p. gaw.. ana. 
 
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 return, I think on my going 
 home again ; p. gaw..any. 
 
 Oiweki, (71111). I move back 
 again to Tny own country, I 
 return to my native place'; p. 
 f/awekid. 
 
 Giwemagad. It goes back again, 
 it returns 5 p. qaw..gak. 
 
 Giwenajawa. t bid liim go 
 home, I send him back again ; 
 y.gaWf.wad; imp. glioenaja. 
 
 Giwenihin. It is after the mid- 
 dle of tlie summer, the sum- 
 mer is on its decline, on its 
 return ; p. gaw.dng. 
 
 Giioeona, (nin) {don). I take 
 or convey back again some 
 object in a canoe or boat ; p. 
 gaw..nad; imp. giweoj. 
 
 Giioewina, {nin) (don). I carry 
 back again some object, I lead 
 or conduct back again some 
 object ; p. gaw..nad ; imp. 
 giwewij. 
 
 Giwideonan. Detour, (place.) 
 
 Giicidewa, {nin). I go around a 
 point in a canoe or boat ; p. 
 gassidewaod. 
 
 Ghoine, (nin). I am dying; p. 
 gawined. 
 
 Giwis, (nin). I am an orphan ; 
 p. gawisid. 
 
 Gtwita, in compositions, signi- 
 fies round, surrounding. {Ex- 
 amples in some of the follow- 
 ing words.) 
 
 Giioitaam, {nin). I go around 
 a point or buy in a canoe or 
 boat ; p. gawitaang. 
 
 Giwetabato, (nin). I run around 
 8. th. ; p. gaw..tod. 
 
 Ghoitaiahikiniqan. Wall around 
 a fortress ; pl.-an. 
 
 Giwitaiajagame, (nin). I jwalk 
 around a bay ; p. gaw..med. 
 
 Giwitdianikadan, {nin). I dig 
 a ditch around it; p. gam., 
 ang. 
 
 Giwitdianikana,(nin). I dig a 
 ditch around him; p. gaH\. 
 nad; imp. kaj. 
 
 Giwetaii, adv. Round, around, 
 all round, in the environs. 
 
 Giwitdkawig, a.dv. Round in the 
 country, 
 
 Giwitakinigan. Enclosure, pa- 
 lisades, (of a fort, etc.); pl.- 
 an. 
 
 Giwita-m,itchikanaaobidon,(nin) 
 I fence it in all round ; p. 
 gaw..dod. 
 
 Giwiiaosse, {nin).l walk around 
 8. th. ; p. gaw-.sed. 
 
 Giwiiashim, {nin). I dance 
 around s. th. ; p gaw..mod. 
 
 Giwitashka, (7iin). I go round ; 
 (F. je fais le tour;) p. gaw.. 
 kad. 
 
 Giwiiasse. It flies aroudd s. th.; 
 p. gaw-.sed. 
 
 Giwitatigweia sibi. The river 
 turns round (or back again) 
 in its course ; p. gaw..iag. 
 
 Go, or igo, {go, after a vowel ; 
 igo, after a consonant ;) par- 
 ticle which conveys the idea 
 of affirmation or assurance, or 
 to express just; as: Nongom 
 iqo, just now. Kinaica go hi 
 da-ijdm, just you ought to go. 
 
 Godaakwe,(nin). I shoot at a 
 mark, at a target ; p. gweda- 
 akioed. 
 
 Godass. Frock for women ; petti- 
 coat j pl.-an. 
 Godj; m compositions, signifies 
 essay, trial, experiment. (Ex- 
 amples in some of the follow- 
 ing words.) 
 Gddjia, (nin). I try him, I essay 
 
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 I, I essay 
 
 or try any obj.; p. gwedjiad. 
 Godjieio, (nin). I striVc, Iliy; 
 
 p. gwe.,wid. 
 Godjiewinodan, (nin). I prove 
 
 it, try it ; p, ywe.ang, 
 (iodjiewinodawa, {nvi). I try 
 
 linn ; p. gwe-.wad. 
 Godjieioisiwin. Experiment, 
 
 proof, trial ; pl.-a». 
 GodJi-kikenda7i, (mn). 1 exa- 
 mine it, try it; p. gwe..ang. 
 Godji-kikenima, [nin). I exa- 
 mine him, try him ; p. gxoe.. 
 
 mad. 
 Godji-nagam, {nin). I sing for 
 
 a proof ; p. gwcviod, 
 Godjinike, {nin). I feel the 
 
 pulse; p. gwe..ked. 
 Godjinikena, {nin). I feel his 
 
 arm ; p. gwc.nad. 
 Godjipiaan,{nin). I trv or exa- 
 mine it by the taste, 1 tatste it; 
 
 p. gioe..ang. 
 Godjipwa, {nin). I try some 
 
 obj. by the taste ; p. gica.. 
 
 wad; imp. godjipwi. 
 Godjiskiceiabigina, {nin). I 
 
 feel his pulse, {oskwelaby Mit^ 
 
 vein ;) p. giccnad. 
 Godjiton, (nin). I try it ; p. 
 
 gwedjitod. 
 Gogaam gigo. The fi.'<h leaps 
 
 up, over the surface of thi' 
 
 water ; p. gwagaang. 
 G6gi,(nin). I dive; p. gxcagid. 
 Gogina. 1 dip him in the \va- 
 1 ter; p. gica..ad. 
 Guginan, (nin). I dip it in the 
 
 water ; p. gwa..ang. 
 Gogisse, (nin). I glide, slip or 
 
 fall in the water; p. gwagis- 
 
 aed. 
 Gokokwa, or-magad. It is roll- 
 ing, (caaoe, boat, etc.) ; p. 
 
 gwc.ivag, or-magak. 
 
 Gokwadendagos, (nin). I am 
 considered worthy ; respect- 
 able ; p. gwc.sid. 
 
 Gokwadendan, [nin). I esteem 
 it, respect it ; p. gwc.ang. 
 
 Gokwadenim, {mn). S. Gokica- 
 denindis. 
 
 Gokwadenima, {nin). I respect 
 him, esteem liiin ; p. gice.ad. 
 
 Gokwadenindis, (jiin). I esteem 
 myself too much, I am 
 haughty, proud ; p. gwe..snd. 
 
 Gokxoadenindisoicin. Pride, 
 haughtiness. 
 
 Goktoddiii, (nin). I am worthy, 
 respectable; p. gioc.sid. 
 
 Goma, or, gotna minik, adv. 
 Middling. — Nibiwana kid nia- 
 nan masinaiganan ? — Goma 
 minik. Hast thou many 
 books ? — Middling. 
 
 Goma minik, adv. For a time ; 
 (L. ad tempus). 
 
 Gomdpi, adv. Some time, by- 
 and-by. Gomapi nin gad-aia 
 oma ; I %vill remain here for 
 some time, (not long.) Goviapi 
 nin gad-aia oma; I will re- 
 main liere for some time, 
 (not long.) Gomapi nin ga- 
 madja ; 1 will start by-aiid- 
 by. 
 
 Gon. Snow. 
 
 Gona, {nin). I swallow f-omc 
 obj. ; p. gtcenad. 
 
 Gonababog, {nin). I capsize in 
 a rapid, (my canoe or boat 
 ovensets in the rapids of » ri- 
 ver ;) p. give.. god. 
 
 Gonabislika, (nin). I capsize my 
 canoe, boat, etc., is overturn- 
 ed, it oversets ; p. gwe..kad. 
 
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 Gondakamigisse, or-magad. The 
 
 ground sinks dovvn, (and 
 
 eft'ects an abyss, a gulf;) p. 
 
 gwcaca or-magak. 
 (jondashktvei. Windpipe ; (F. 
 
 gosier.) 
 Gviidasse, ov-viagad. It enters 
 
 or penetrates in the flesh ; p. 
 
 gwendasseg, oi-magak, 
 Ooiigwawa, (nin). I thrust him 
 
 away ; p. gwe..wad ; imp. 
 
 gongwa. 
 Gonige, adv. S. Gonima. 
 GonUca, or-magad. There is 
 
 snow ; p. gwanikag, or-magak. 
 Gonima, adv. Perhaps, may be; 
 
 or. 
 Gunwapon, {nin). J won't eat 
 
 it, I abstain from it; p. gwe.. 
 
 Oil. 
 
 Gonwuponan, {niy}. 1 won't 
 eat some obj. I abstain from 
 it: p. gwe..od. 
 
 Gomoapowin. Abstinence. 
 
 Gopaam, {nin). I go into the 
 inland^ in the woods, in a ca- 
 noe, on a river; ]p. gwepaang. 
 
 Gopamo mikana. The road 
 leails into the woods ; p. give- 
 pamog. 
 
 Gopasovia, {nin). T despise him, 
 (with words,) I have a low- 
 idea ofhim, or of his abilities; 
 p. gwa..mad. 
 
 Gupasondan, {nin). I despise 
 it, I contemn it ; p. gwa..ang. 
 
 Gopasondis, {nin). I despise 
 myself ; \). gwa.-sod. 
 
 Gopi, {nin). I go into the woods, 
 m the interior, inland ; p. gwe- 
 pid. 
 
 GopiwidoH) {nin). I carry or 
 
 convey it up from the lake- 
 shore ; p. gwc.dod. 
 
 Gopiwinu, {nin). I carry or con- 
 vey him up from the [lake- 
 shore, from the beach ; ji. 
 gwcnad. 
 
 Go.f, {nin). I move to some 
 other place, I decamp ; p. gwe 
 . .,si<l. 
 
 Gosdbi, {nin). I sink, I go to 
 the bottom ; p. gwesdhid. 
 
 GosliCi. This word cannot be 
 given in English. It signiiics 
 that a repetition is made, or 
 that something which is told, 
 is known. The Indians alsu 
 will xise it sometimes in rt- 
 questing you for somethill^^ 
 — Ki gi-windamoninimaba» 
 goshd ; I had told it to you 
 repeatedly. — Maninaigau go- 
 shd ; I request you for a book. 
 
 Goshima, {nin). I respect him, 
 dread him; p. gweshimad. 
 
 Goshiwe, {nin). ■ I fear; p. lyMv... 
 tved. 
 
 Goshiweshk, {nin). 1 am timid, 
 timorous, fearful ; p. gwe..ki<l. 
 
 Goshkoa, {nin). I surprise him, 
 I make him shrink or start 
 back ; p. gwc.ad. 
 
 Goshkobagassin. The leaves 
 tremble, are agitated by the 
 wind; p. giocing. 
 
 Goshkoka, (nin). I shrink or 
 start back, I am surprised ; 
 p. gwc.kad. 
 
 Goshkonagos, {nin). I liave a 
 curious, ridiculous appear- 
 and, p. gtve..sid. 
 
 Go3likonawes, {nin). S. Goskk- 
 wcndam. 
 
 Goshkongwash, {ni7i). I awak(! 
 starting up ; (P. je me re- 
 veille en sursaut ;) p. gwe, .id. 
 
GOS 
 
 - 14:5 
 
 GOT 
 
 ■:A 
 
 lioshkoft, {nin). I awake, 1 
 
 wuki" uj) ; p. tjwcslikosid. 
 lins/ikwakohina, {niti). T Hhako 
 
 liim, (any ol)j.) ; p. t/we..iiu<l. 
 (lOskkicnkoHhkd, or-)nu(/ft<l. It 
 
 shakes^ it trcinliles; p. give-. 
 
 kay, ov-magak. 
 (loshkwakoshkawa, {niii). 1 
 
 shake some obj. ; p. gwe.uHul. 
 lioshkwatoddix, (nin). I am 
 
 melancholic, pensive; p. gwe 
 
 ..sid. 
 Ilihshkwendam, inin). J am sur- 
 
 j)rise<l in my thoujrhts, in my 
 
 mind ; p. gwcang. 
 Iiiis/ikwesse, {nin). 1 stagger; 
 
 p. gwe..Ncd. — Freq. nin gosk- 
 
 ko-shkiocs-fe. 
 (ioshkwStakoki, {nin). I make 
 
 a step oat of the trail ; p. 
 
 // w e.s' h..kid. — T h e / ) -c^ . v e r 1 > o t' 
 
 it is nin goshkos/ikwciakoki, I 
 
 miss often my trail, stepping 
 
 aside, (f. i. a drunken person.) 
 (iosia, {nin). I niake liim move 
 
 to some other place ; p. gtre- 
 
 .s-iad. 
 (losikan, {nin). I try it whe- 
 ther it fits me, fa coat, a shoe, 
 
 etc.) ; p. gwesikann. 
 (Ktsikaion, {nin). I;J try it, (a 
 
 gun, etc.); p. gioe..tod. 
 
 (losiwin. Removal, decamp- 
 ing, moving from one camp 
 to anotlier. Ningo gosiivin, 
 the distance from one Indian 
 camp to another. 
 
 fiossd, {nin). I fear him, I am 
 afraid of him ; j). gwessad ; 
 imp. gonlii. 
 
 Cosnitaica, {nin) or nin gossita- 
 maioa. I am afraid for him ; 
 p. gioe..wad. 
 
 dossitaioenima, {nin) {dan). I 
 
 fear liim, in thought.^; p. gwe 
 ..mad. 
 
 (ioHsiton, {nin). I dread it, I 
 respect it ; p. gwf'.'isi'od, 
 
 GoiaiiJ, {nin). I fear | I appie- 
 hend danger, (es|»ecially from 
 enemies ;) p. gwetadjid. 
 
 (ioiadjigancf, (nin). f am fear- 
 ed, dreaded, 1 am formidable ; 
 }>. gwe .sid. 
 
 Gotadjishk, {nin). I am too easi- 
 ly frightened, I am too fear- 
 ful ; |t. gwe. .kid. 
 
 (jotadjiwin. Fear, fright, alarm, 
 apprehension of danger, (es- 
 pecially from enemies.) 
 
 Golania, {nin). I taste some 
 obj., I swallow a little of it; 
 ]». gwe.. mad. 
 
 Golantandan, {nin) or, ningola- 
 mandjiton,. I tried it, I know 
 it by experience; ]). gwct..ang, 
 or, gwei..fod. 
 
 Gofaniawa, {nin). I fear s. th. 
 belonging or relating to him, 
 in regard to him; p. gweta- 
 mawad. 
 
 Gotdmigoa, {nin). I am dread- 
 ful, frightful ; p. gwet...sid. 
 
 Gotdmigosiwin. Dreadful j)Ower. 
 
 Gotdniigwab, {nin). I gaze or 
 look on dreadful, I have a 
 frightful look ; p. gwe.. bid. 
 
 Gotamigwahama, {nin) (dan). I 
 look at him frightfully; p. 
 gwe.. mad. 
 
 Goidmigwad. It is frightful, 
 dreadful ; there is a great 
 storm, a gale; p. gwc.wak. 
 
 Gotamigioendagos, {nin). I am 
 to be feared, I am horrible, 
 frightful, formidable; p- gwe 
 ..sid. 
 
 Gotamigwendagwad. It is to be 
 
 r.v 
 
 
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 J-' 
 
 a m\ 
 
I 
 
 'ii 
 
 1 
 
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 I 14^ 
 
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 OWA 
 
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 GWA 
 
 1 
 
 dread 
 {/we.. 
 
 timid, 
 
 fcured, it is awful, horrible ; 
 
 p. gwc.wak. 
 Gotdmigwenini, {nin). I am ar- 
 
 ro<rant, I think mvflelf hi<^h, 
 
 powerful, dreadful; p. {/we.. 
 
 viod. 
 CjloUlumjwewe, or-ma(/ad. It 
 
 iiiakeH a frightful noise ; ]>. 
 
 {/we..we(/, or-via{/ak\ 
 Gntun, (nin). I fear it, I aui 
 
 afraid of it ; p. {/wetang. 
 Gotandan, {nin). I taste it, I 
 
 swallow a little of it; j). {/we.. 
 
 am/. 
 Goidaenima, [nin). 
 
 him, in thoughts 
 
 mad. 
 Gotcin'is, {nin). I am 
 
 timorouH, I keep far otF, Ity 
 
 fear ; p. {/we..sid. 
 Goiina, {nin) {nan). I weigh 
 
 some olij. in my hand, not on 
 
 n balance ; (F. je le soupese ;) 
 
 p. {/we,.nad. 
 Gowe .' gotcen{jifih ! inierj. 
 
 strange ! lo I already ! 
 Gwdhaabowe, {nin). I draw 
 
 hroth or soup out of a kettle ; 
 
 p. (iwaia..wea. 
 Gwdbadgan. Scoop-net ; pl.-an. 
 Gwdbaam, {nin). I draw, (wa- 
 ter, etc.) ; p. gwaiahaang. 
 
 Gwabadn, {nin). I draw it, {wa- 
 ter, etc., out of 8. til.) ; p. 
 gwaiabaang. 
 
 Gwabdwa gigo, {nin). I draw 
 a fish (or fishes) out of the 
 water in a small net; (C. je 
 puise du poisson ;) p. gwai.. 
 toad; imp. gwabd. 
 
 Gwabaibi, {nin). I draw water 
 of a fountain, a river, etc.; p. 
 (/icai..bid. 
 
 Gwdbdigan. Any vessel to draw 
 
 water or any other liquid with ; 
 ])].-an. 
 
 Gwaiak, adv. 'and adj. Just, 
 justly, straight, right,upright, 
 well, certain, certainly, ))rc- 
 cisely, perfect, perfectly, ex- 
 act, exactly. 
 
 Gwaiak dihadjimowin, or, gwai- 
 akwddjimnwin. True state- 
 ment or report, sincere avo- 
 wal. 
 
 Gwaiak joniia. Ready money, 
 cash. 
 
 Gwaiak nin bimddis, or, nin 
 gxcaiakobimddis. I live up- 
 right, I lead a just and honest 
 life; p. gwe.Hid. 
 
 Gwaiak nin dibddjim, or, nin 
 gwaiakwddjim. I make a true 
 report, I confess or declare 
 openly, sincerely ; p. gwe.. 
 mod. 
 
 Gwaiako-bimddisiwin. Upright 
 honest life, cliristian justice, 
 probity, uprightness, honesty. 
 
 Gwaiakokicen, (nin). I hold my 
 head straight up; p.gwe..ni(l. 
 
 Gwaiakoviotawa,\nin). I make 
 a road straight for me ; p. 
 gwe. .wad. 
 
 Owaiakoshka, (nin). I walk on 
 the road tliat is straightest, 
 on the short way ; p. gwe..ka(l. 
 
 Gwaiakoshka, ov-magad. It goes 
 right, straight; p. gwa..kag, 
 or-magak. 
 
 Gwaiakosse, (nin). 1 walk 
 straight ; I live or act justly 
 and Iionestly ; p. gwc.sed. 
 
 Gicaiakotawa, (nin) {tdn). I 
 hear him right, correctly ; p. 
 gioc.wad. 
 
 Gwaiakoion, {nin). I make it 
 straight and just, I straighten 
 
 \ 
 J 
 
G\VA 
 
 — 146 - 
 
 GWA 
 
 it, I fix it right, arrange it; p. 
 (/we. .tod. 
 
 Gwniakowc, {nin). I speak 
 right; just; p. gwc.wcd. 
 
 (Jimiakwendaywad. It is coii- 
 .sidered or known to he riglit 
 and just, it is riglit; \). give., 
 mik. 
 
 flira'akwendam, {nin). I have 
 juHt and right thoughts, I 
 tliink right ; p. gwe..anr/. 
 
 (,'waiakwendamowin. Riglit and 
 jnst tliought ; concord. 
 
 Gwaiakwendan, (mn). I think 
 it is just and right; p. gwe.. 
 ang. 
 
 Gwaiakwenima, {nin). I tlunk 
 or consider some ohject riglit 
 and just ; p. gwe.. mad. 
 
 Girnkwdpigan. Any vessel used 
 in tlirowinjj the water out of 
 a canoe or 1)0at; pi. -aw. 
 
 Gwakwdpige, {nin). I throw 
 the water out of a canoe or 
 l)oat ; p. gu'aia..ged. 
 
 liwdm. As end-syllable of eonie 
 neuter verhs, relates to uleep- 
 iiig ; as : Nin tawannngwdvi, 
 I fileep with my mouth open. 
 A7» bigengwdni, I sleep too 
 much. Ainabingwdm, he 
 sleep with his eyes open, or 
 with open eyes, etc. 
 
 GiPtin, {gon.) This word signi- 
 fies dag ; out it is never used 
 alone; it occurs always con- 
 nected with a number, or 
 with tiie interpolation-word 
 iht.i.so. (S. Otcb. Grammar, 
 Cardinal numbers. Remark 
 4.) 
 
 Gwanagad. This verb is always 
 connected with a number, or 
 with dasso ; and signifies a 
 certain number of davs ; as: 
 
 Nanogwanagad jaigwa eka- 
 dagwi.f/iindn ; it is five days 
 since I arrived. 
 
 Gwanagis, (nin) ; p. gwanagi.'<i. 
 This verb always occurs with 
 a number, or with dannn ; and 
 signifies the age of an object, 
 expressed in days ; as: .lan- 
 gtisHogwanagin aw ahinodji ; 
 this cliild is nine days old. 
 
 Gwanagodj i.'i/ikiwaga,ov-viagnd . 
 It is muddy, miry; p. gwaia.. 
 gag, or-magak. 
 
 Gwandtch, adj. Fair, fine, beau- 
 tiful, pretty, hand.«<ome, good, 
 useful. 
 
 Gwandtchiw, {nin). I am fair, 
 beautiful, handsome, gotnl, 
 useful ; p. gwcxoid. 
 
 Gwandtc/mcan. It is handsome, 
 beautiful, fine, gotxl, useful ; 
 gwe. ang. 
 
 Gwandtcliiwin. Reauty, fair- 
 ness; usefulness. 
 
 Gwanwadjia, {nin). 01. S. Ma- 
 nadjia. 
 
 Gwasli, as end-syllable in verbs, 
 alludes to .ileep, sleeping, as : 
 Nin goshkongioash , I awak? 
 jumping up, Nin gigibing- 
 toaan, I am sleepy, drowsy. 
 
 Gwd.shkawad, adv. Much, plen- 
 tiful, plenty of... — Gwas/ika- 
 wad ani,<ihinabeq, plenty of 
 Indians. Gwaskkaicad via.si- 
 nai ganan, r>]eaty of books. 
 
 Gwdshkxoanaaon. Crutch; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 Gwdshkwan, {nin). I leajt, 
 spring, jump ; p. gwaia.nid. 
 
 Gwdshkwatijenan ishkoie, {nin). 
 I let fall fire to the ground ; 
 p. gwai..ang. 
 
 Gwdshktoanodawa, {nin) (dan). 
 I jump on him, (a person or 
 
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 i M 
 
 ,' j.<l 
 
 Ml 
 
 ■ I i 
 
 ^ :^i^ :, — . 
 
Ill 
 
 1 ) 
 
 i! 
 
 »l 
 
 t 
 
 't. 
 
 
 (iWK 
 
 — U6 
 
 (;WE 
 
 Hiiy other object ;) p. ywaia.. 
 wad. 
 
 Cirus/ikira.s/i/ciundon, \nii}]. 1 
 (ill it witli a lu'iip, not ovor- 
 rimtiin;r ; p. (fwain.jltid. 
 
 (rw/cslikwdsli kiranibike. The 
 vein of the licart. 
 
 (ri(u7.i/ik-iori(''l>ikifi.se, 'tiiii). I rc- 
 l»onnil, t'allitij:; on nii'tiil or 
 stone; p. f/w(ii(i...ie(l. 
 
 (iivdnkkwi's, (iiin). I ain zeal- 
 ous at work, smart at woik 
 «ir walkin;^, quick ; \). i/wnia.. 
 .sid. 
 
 Gwnshkwesin, (iiin). I rebound 
 or spring up, falliiiiir; p. 
 (J wain. All (J. 
 
 GuH^x/iktvesiwin. Zeal, smart 
 expeditious working. 
 
 Gwnakkweaxin. It rebouiuis 
 lalling ; p. (jwaia .huj, 
 
 (tifawdbaiiDwe, {ain). I have 
 lioUow cheeks ; p. (/we.-toed. 
 
 Giri'k, or t/wrki, in composi- 
 tions, flignities turnituf round, 
 tHrniiKj over. (Examples in 
 some of the following words.) 
 
 GwC'kab, (n/«). I turn round, 
 sitting ; p. jjwai^kahid. 
 
 Gwekabikishhna, {nin) (sidoii 
 I turn it over, (a stone, or si 
 ver;) \).gioaie..mad. 
 
 Gwekabitaioa, {nin). I turn 
 round towards him or from 
 him, sitting; p. {fuiaie..irad. 
 
 Gwckanimad. The wind comes 
 from another direction, it 
 turned, it shifted; p. (jwaie.. 
 mak. 
 
 Gwikendam, (nin). I change 
 my mind, my thoughts,! turn 
 them into another direction ; 
 Y>. (Jivaie..an(/. 
 
 Gweki, {nin). I turn ; p. yioaio- 
 kid. 
 
 1: 
 
 Gwdkiyubaw, {nin). I tiirii 
 
 round, standing ; p. f/wuii. 
 
 wid. 
 (i'w^ki;/nh/iwitawil, {nin). I turn 
 
 t/iinird.'i him or from liiin. 
 
 standing: p. (/nmie..wad. 
 Gir^kii/wddari, {ni)i). I |sc\v il 
 
 on tlie other side ; p. rjintii.. 
 
 ain/. 
 GirrkiffwaiKi, {nin). I sew hoimc 
 
 obj. on the other side ; p 
 
 (/iraie.jHfd. 
 Hwi^kikwini, {nin). I turn mv 
 
 head round ; p. gwaia.nid. 
 Gin'kiud, inin). I turn sonic 
 
 <*bj. ; p. (jwaiekinud. 
 Gioeki.s.sin. It turns, it is cliaiiL'- 
 
 ed into...; p. gioaiekis.sin;/.— 
 
 A'/ niinawaniijoHiwin ta-(/iri 
 
 ki.i.'iin tchi ka.'ihkendamowiiil- 
 
 uuin(/ ; thy joy will be cliaiiL- 
 
 ed into mourning. 
 GwSkifa, (nin). i turn rouml, 
 
 (sitting, standing or lying ;) 
 
 p. (/waiekitad. 
 Gwendtch. S. Gv^Cindtch. 
 Gwenddaseg. Camphor. S. I'mii- 
 
 das.ie. 
 Gwengouna. A kind of owl; (F 
 
 .sorte de chouette, (bois-puur- 
 
 ri ;) pl.-7. 
 Gwenibibidon,{nin). I overthrow 
 
 it, (a table, etc.); p. gwait:. 
 
 dod. 
 Gwrnbibina, (nin). I overlhnj" 
 
 some obj. ; p. gwai..nad. 
 Guietch. This word is used witii 
 
 kmvin, or kego, to signify, nut 
 
 much ; as *: Kawin girelih 
 
 anokinsi ; he does not work 
 
 much. Kego gicetch uii.s,sokii- 
 
 vmken mo oshkinawe; don"' 
 
 keep much company with 
 
 that young man. 
 
 This word may also siguiiV, 
 
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 (iWI 
 
 ju.^l, properly; im : (I welch 
 (itciiimiwaiii'H ; wliat thou 
 just wiltot'mo, (tliat I hIiouM 
 ilu.) 
 Iiirii/wiii(/w<«> hiiir. 
 Iridjrc i.-j Hhiikiii;:; 
 (niukiii;^ ii liollow 
 clif^tant lluuidor ;) 
 
 oil. 
 
 a it'i(/inii<jiva()U'/ilii/ 
 
 Tlic pur- 
 liis win^H, 
 noise, like 
 
 p. (/wai/.. 
 
 Tl. 
 
 tree 
 
 nil wlneli tlie purtri<l;:e is 
 
 sliiikinj; his wings; ul.-nii. 
 (I'iriuawi, in com [)Osit ions, si;;- 
 
 iiilies (iduhtin;/, not hnnwiiKj, 
 
 loss. (Exainplus in sunie ui 
 
 the following words.) 
 liiriiuiUH-al>,{inn\. 1 don't know 
 
 whore to lie, wliero to live ; p. 
 
 (J wan., id. 
 (lu'iaawi-dodant, inin). I don't 
 
 know what to do; p. f/wan.. 
 
 iiiiij. 
 Girinawi'dudawa, {nin). I don't 
 
 know what to do Ibr him, or 
 
 to him ; n. ;/W(in..ir(id. — AV/t 
 
 (/irintnci-itvddH'd ((w niiikt>.-*id ; 
 
 I don't know what to ilo tor 
 
 this sick person, (how to 
 
 treat hini.i 
 liwinuiri-incnddni, (nin). I 
 
 douiit, I don't know what to 
 
 think, I am perplexed ; p. 
 
 (/w(in..ani/. 
 liirindwi-u'dlnnnii, inin). I ciiii- 
 
 iiot see him, cannot liud him ; 
 
 p. (/ioan..viad. 
 (In'hKjUHidi/i'. Wolverine ; (C. 
 
 careajoii ;) pi.-//. 
 liwini/nHin. There is a trem- 
 
 hliiig of the ground from a 
 
 cause above ground, thunder, 
 
 etc. 
 Gwiniiwishi. A kind of small 
 
 magpie ; Y>\.-wd(j. 
 Cnino/n, inin). I cun.it/L tind 
 
 water; p. (jwanobid. 
 
 C'l 
 
 H 
 
 ,<M 
 
 
 iMmifiSai 
 
If 
 
 
 
 
 i\ 
 
 H 
 
 Haw / iiitorjpctioii, liallool In>r- I llin/it ! intorj. Hey ! liear! 
 
 rnli ! we 
 
 lliii ! iiiterj. llulloo 
 
 I 
 
 IDI 
 
 /. — This vowel lias ahvHVH tlic 
 same houikI in the wuhIh of 
 the Otciiipwc hin^^uuge; it is 
 invuriahly pronounced like i 
 in the Eiighsh word })in. 
 
 latig. S. Aiiy. 
 
 II a I. It was, it has been. — 
 Mewija ibon, it has been a 
 long while ago, 
 
 Iddm. One eays, it is saiJ, 
 it is called; (F. on dit, 
 OD appelle ;) p. edamiuy. 
 
 Iddii, {ni7id). I speak of it, I 
 Hay 8. th. of it ; p. edang. — (t 
 matvlii idan oiv tviyiioam ; he 
 speaks ill of that house, (or 
 lodge.) 
 
 Idimin, {niiul) or, nind aidimin. 
 We say 8. th. to each other, 
 or of each other, we speak of 
 one another ; p. edidjig, 
 
 Idis, (nind). 1 say s. th. of my- 
 self; p. edisod. 
 
 Idiwin. Sfjcaking of each other. 
 — Maichi idiwin baiainad oma, 
 
 KiO 
 
 there is much ill speakiii;: ul 
 each other in this place. 
 
 Idng. This word is emi)I()y(d 
 to express uncertainty, or not 
 knowing. — Anin ga-ijiu-ehak ! 
 — NamCindj idog. How did it 
 happen? — I don't know how. 
 Anindi k^o.ss 'f — 776/ iihii\. 
 Where is thy father ? — I don't 
 know. 
 
 Igadeiagamishka, o\'-n>a<i<ul 
 The water opens, it dividiH 
 itself; egad.. hag, or-maguk. 
 
 Igadekamigi.s/t ka, or-mai/idl. 
 The earth oi)ens, divides it- 
 self; p. eg..kag, or-maguk. 
 
 Igadeshka, or-m'agad. Jt ojieiis 
 it goes asunder, it divides it- 
 self; p. eg.,kag, or-magak. 
 
 Igadcthkawoq nahagisxagiKj. 
 The boarrls go asunder; )'. 
 egadeshkadjig. 
 
 Igiw, pron. 'I'liese, those, tluni. 
 
 Igo. 8. Go. 
 
 Jguicia. The word or words saiii 
 to somebody. — Geget osami- 
 
I.TI 
 
 - IIO - 
 
 IJI 
 
 uiid nin mntrhi igowin ; the 
 "vil wonlH that are naid \o mo, 
 are too many imlcetl. 
 //'?, {uind]. I )^o ; p. cjud. 
 
 Ijoiian, {nindj. 1 ao tu him, I ^o 
 to Hce or vjrtit Tiim ; p. ejud. 
 iV. Conj.) 
 //'/. 'I'liifl word has soinctimos 
 no si^iiitication, and could he 
 ninitted in the plirai^o. (S. 
 ()t(;ii. Gram. Remark I., alter 
 tlic KiileH of the Change.) But 
 commonly, and especially in 
 compoHitions, it HijrnitieH a.f, 
 ill Hitch a manner, in a certain 
 vafi, so, like... (ExampleH in 
 Home of the following words.) 
 
 ///, (nind). I dreps like...; p. 
 ijiod. — Aniahinaheng nind iji; 
 Wanitigojinq ijin. I dress 
 like an Indian ; lie dresses 
 like a Frenchman. 
 
 Ijihiamawa, (nind). I write to 
 liim or for him msuch a man- 
 ner; also, I write of him or 
 respecting him, in a certain 
 manner ; p ej..wad. 
 
 Ijihiigade, or-magad. It is writ- 
 ten in a certain manner, it is 
 marked so... ; p. ei..deg, or- 
 mogak. 
 
 Ijihh'ga3, [nind). 1 am written 
 ill such a manner, descrihed 
 80... ; I am painted; p. ej..sod. 
 
 Ijihiige, [nind). I write in a cer- 
 tain manner, I mark so... ; p. 
 ej.ged. — Ji^ihiigeian so ni id 
 ijihiige gate nin; I write as 
 tliou writest. 
 
 Ijillijwewin. Talking in a cer- 
 tain manner, jargon. 
 
 Iji(jikab, {nind). I move in such 
 ii direction, sitting; p. ej..id. 
 
 Ijikwanaie, {nind}. 1 aress in a 
 certain manner ; p. ej..ied. 
 
 IJikwanaieton, {niml). I tlress 
 or clothe it in a certain man- 
 ner ; p fj..tod. — Mamnkada- 
 kamig ejikiranaiefnd Kije-Mn- 
 nilo wnhiifonin ; it is wonder- 
 ful how ^}(mI clothes the flo- 
 wers. 
 
 IjimCigoH, (nind). I am of such 
 an odor or smell ; p. ej...nd. 
 
 IJim/lgwad. It is of such an 
 odor or smell; p. ej..wak. 
 
 Ijinad. There is fo much of it; 
 p. ejinak. — Ki kikendan na 
 ejinak? Do yon know how 
 much there is of it ? 
 
 Ijinngn.i, (nind). I look like...., 
 I have the apix'aranc'J of... ; 
 p. ^..Htd. 
 
 Ijindgosiwin. Appearance, forni, 
 figure, shape. 
 
 Ijindgwad. It looks like..., it 
 has the appearance of... ; p. 
 ei..wak. 
 
 Ijinagwi, (nind). I appear so. 
 I take such a shape; j). ej.. 
 od. — Ginehigong gi-bi-ijnag- 
 wio matchi manito kitchi kiti- 
 ganing ; the evil spirit took 
 the shape of a serpent in pa- 
 radise. 
 
 IJinikadan, (nind). I call it, I 
 name it; p. ej.,ang. 
 
 Ijinikade, or-magad. It is call- 
 ed, named ; p. ej..deg, or-ma- 
 gak. 
 
 Ijinikana, (nind). I call him, 
 (a person, or any other obj. ;) 
 p. ej..nad; imp. ijinikaj. 
 
 Ijinikanigos, (nind). I am nam- 
 ed in a certain manner ; p. 
 ej..sod. — Mi ge-wi-ijinikanign. 
 siidn ; I want to be named so. 
 
 Ijinikas, (nind). I am called, 
 my name is...; p. ej..sod. 
 
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 ljiiiil:asnwhi. Name, appella- 
 tion ; pl.-a». 
 
 IJiniken, [nind). I have my arm 
 8tretclu'(i out ; p. ej..md. 
 
 Ijinimin, (mnd), or nind ijino- 
 min. We are in sm^li a iium- 
 lier ; p. cjinidji(f, or, cjinod- 
 Jiy. — Misnawa brad onidju- 
 nissan ijinonid cjinuk neijaw 
 kitr.hujaminjf, panyi eta ta hi- 
 infidjiawnii. Altlioii<;li tlit 
 number of the children ot 
 Israel be as the .saml ol' the 
 sea, a remnant only shall be 
 saved. 
 
 Ijinindjitawa, (iiind). I lay my 
 hana uix)n !um ; p. eji..wad. 
 
 IJisfie, {nind). I slide or tall 
 somewhere, or in some man- 
 ner; p. ejissed. 
 
 IJissin. It goes so; p. ejissing. 
 
 IJLsaiton, i^nind). I put it, I 
 arrange it, fix it, in a certain 
 manner ; p. ej.dod. 
 
 IJitc.hiyade, ov-magad. It is made 
 or constructed in a certain 
 manner ; p. ej..deg, Oi -may ak. 
 
 IJltckUiaso. It is made or con- 
 structed in a certain manner; 
 p. e)..sod. 
 
 IJi.tc.hi(/e, (nind). I do, I act, I 
 practise so...; p. ej..(/ed. 
 
 Ijitchigemayad. It does so... ; 
 p. ej..gak. — Geget kiichi mal- 
 chi ijitchigeniagad ishkotewd- 
 bo oma aking ; ardent liquor 
 iloes inc'eed much evil on 
 earth. 
 
 lJifira,{ninJ). I do or act so ; 
 also, I profess or practice re- 
 ligion ; p. ejitivad. 
 
 Ijitwdwin. Practice; religion; 
 pi. -a?*.. — Gaiat ijitwdwin, the 
 Old Testament ; also, Get4 
 ijitwdwin, Gweiaknssing ijii- 
 
 IKO 
 
 the 
 
 18 so... ; p. ejiirt'. 
 
 ioawin, tiie true religion. 
 
 Otihki ijitwdwin, tho New 
 
 'J'estament. 
 Ijiwi'l)ad. It 
 
 Oak. 
 
 Ijiivebis, {nind). I conduct my- 
 self in a certain manner, I 
 
 behave so, 1 am so ; p. ej..:dil. 
 
 — Ningot nind ijiwelm ; I am 
 
 in certain circumstances. 
 Ijiwebimmn. Conduct, belia- 
 
 vior, manners, co.'nportment. 
 Ijiwidawa, {nind) or, nind ijitri- 
 
 damawa. I carry it to him; 
 
 p. eji,.wad. 
 IJiwin, {nind) {dan). I carrv. 
 
 conduct or convey some obj. ; 
 
 p. ej..nad; imp. ijiwij. 
 Ijiwinde, ov-magad. It is called 
 
 or named so ; p. eji..deg, ov- 
 
 magak. 
 Ikigome, {nind). I draw uj) niv 
 
 snot; p. eki..med. 
 Ikkii, {nind). I say ; p. ekkitod. 
 Ikkitomagad. It says .p. ek..g(ik. 
 Ikkitowin. Word, saying; ])\.-<iii. 
 Ikkitowini-masinaigan. Vonl- 
 
 book, dictionary, vocabulary; 
 
 pl.-«?<. 
 Iko. S. Ko. 
 
 Ikogd, {nind). I go away, I go 
 out of the way, aside; p. ebi- 
 gad. 
 
 Ikogdbaw, {nind). I step aside, 
 out of the way of somebody; 
 p. ck..wid. 
 
 Ikonn, {nind). I takeliim away, 
 aside, I remove, (a person or 
 any other obj.); p. ekoiual : 
 imp. ikun. 
 
 Ikonajuigas, {nin). S. Madjinu- 
 
 jaigas. 
 
 Ikondjatva, {nind). I send him 
 
 away, I bid him go away; 1 
 
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 ilijlioii. 
 
 New 
 
 . ejin-c- 
 
 ict my- 
 iiier, 1 
 , ^..:u<l. 
 ; I am 
 jes. 
 
 , behii- 
 M'tiueiii. 
 Ill ijiii-i- 
 lo iiiiH ; 
 
 I earn, 
 me oil). ; 
 
 is callcil 
 .(ley, ov- 
 
 w up my 
 
 1. ekkUoiJ. 
 I. ek..(i(il^- 
 
 v\ or<l- 
 cal)uUu\\ ; 
 
 ^\vay,I iT" 
 ; p. eJoi- 
 
 |top asiilf, 
 »niebody ; 
 
 iim away, 
 person or 
 ekonwl: 
 
 Madjinii- 
 
 Isend li'n" 
 away ; I 
 
 ili\ve him oti" ; p. eh. .wad ; 
 
 imp. iknnajd. 
 IhiiKiiiuiwa, [iiind) or niiul iko- 
 
 iitiwc I ])ut liiiii iiway or 
 
 iiside Mometliiiiir, I deliver him 
 
 t'nmi .s. til., I remove it from 
 
 hiiii ; J). ek..wad. 
 Ikhium, {niiid). I put it aside 
 
 or away, I remove it, I put it 
 
 uiit of tlie way ; p. ekonaiig. 
 Ikmrchiiia, {iiind]{n(()i). I tlirow 
 
 or imsli Homo obj. a.side ; p. 
 
 ik..nad; imp. ikowebiii. 
 Iknui. Louse ; 1)1.-//. 
 Ihirtil), (iiiiid). J draw hack or 
 
 aside, sittiuiT ; j). ckwabid. 
 Ikwabian, {nind). I wind it up, 
 
 d'. i. an anchor, in lif'tin^i ;) p. 
 
 (k..aii(j/. 
 lku-ahi(jina, (nind) (nan). I 
 
 (Iniw him up to me on a rope ; 
 
 p. ck..nad. 
 Ibcabiwa dibau/isi.i.swdn, (nind) 
 
 I wind up a watch or clock ; 
 
 \i(:k..wdd; imp. ikioabi. 
 ILimnam, (nind). I sigh pro- 
 
 toiindly ; p. ek..mod. 
 Ikkiir. Woman ; p\.-ira(/. 
 Ikkwi'-aiad. Feniaie beiii^j;, le- 
 
 male, (ol'aninuils;) pi-//. 
 lkkin'-bebeJi(/(>(/aniiMa,ix'; \)\.-g. 
 Ikkwronjc, (:iind).S.Ikwesen.'iike. 
 Ikkur-pijiki. Cdw; pl.-Hvr//. 
 Ikkwesen.s. Little girl ; pi .-«//. S. 
 
 llshkinij/ikwe. Gijikwe. 
 
 Ikkn'e.-ien.iike, (nind) or nind 
 ikkwi'ke.l give hirth to a girl, 
 I am delivered ot a girl; p. 
 (■k..kcd. 
 
 Ikhrenensiic, (nind). I am a little 
 
 girl ; p. ek.u'id. 
 Ikkurir, (nind\. Tarn a woman 
 
 |i. ckwcicid. 
 Ibviijia, inind). I bring liitn up 
 
 I nouri.sh him, iVed liini ; \). 
 ek..ad. 
 
 Iku'ishin, (nind). T lie down a 
 little farther there; p.ek-.ini/. 
 
 imti, adv. There, thence. 
 
 In. In 8ome verbs, .signifies a 
 certain «v/// or manner in 
 which s. th. is done or used; 
 or the direction in uhich 
 some person or thing i.s going. 
 (Examples in some of the tbl- 
 lowing words.) 
 
 Inil, inind). F tell him, I say to 
 him ; I call him, I give him 
 a name; \). enad ; imp.//'/. 
 
 Ina, (nind). I go there in a ca- 
 noe or boat, I steer Ibr a cer- 
 tain point or jdace ; p. enaod. 
 (Jwaiak wcdi iieiaxhiwaniniij 
 inuo ; he steers directly for 
 that point. 
 
 Inn ! interj. S. Na ! 
 
 Indb, (nind). I look somewhere, 
 to some place, to some object ; 
 p. enabid. 
 
 Innbadad. It is useful, servi- 
 ceable, beneficial, good Ibr s. 
 th., in a certain manner ; p, 
 en. .dak. 
 
 Indbada(/enda(/n.'i , (nind). I am 
 esteemed useful, I am servi- 
 ceable, good for 8. th. ; p. en., 
 sid. 
 
 Inabadaf/endagosiicin. Utility, 
 usefulness. 
 
 Indbada(/endaf/irad. It is coi,- 
 siilered useful, good for s. th.; 
 p. en..ivak. 
 
 Indbudis, [nind). I am u.«efu!, 
 good for s. th. ; p. en. .aid. 
 
 Indbadiniwin. I'sefulnes.s. 
 
 Indbadjia, [nind). I make use 
 of 6omo obj. in such a man- 
 ner, it is useful to me ; p. <;«.. 
 ad. 
 
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 hinbadjiichii/an. Any obj. use- 
 ful or serviceable ii) a certain 
 manner ; pl.-of^ or-an. S. 
 Abadjitchu/an. 
 
 Inuhadjiton, {nind). I use it in 
 a certain manner, it is useful 
 to me in such a manner ; p. 
 en tod. 
 
 Iiiabadjiinwin. The act of using 
 s. th. in such a manner. 
 
 Iuabama,{nind). I see him so, 
 in such a manner; p. en., 
 mad. 
 
 Inabaminat/on, inind). I resem- 
 ble to... ; I look like... ; p. 
 en..sid. 
 
 Inabaminagosiunn. Resem- 
 
 blance. 
 
 Innbaminagwad. Jit resembles 
 to..., it looks like..., it appears 
 in a certain manner; p. e?i.. 
 luak. 
 
 I nabaminagwaton, {nind) (pron. 
 inabaminagoton ;) I make it 
 look like...; I make it resem- 
 ble to... ; p. en. .tod. 
 
 Linbandam, {nind). I dream, (I 
 see 8. th. in a certain mantier, 
 sleeping;) p. en..ang. 
 
 Indbandamoioin. Dreaming, 
 dream ; pl.-a?». 
 
 JnObanddn, {nind). I see it in a 
 certain manner ; p. en..ang. 
 
 Indbandjigan. Dream ; pi. -oh. 
 
 Indbandjige, (nind). I dream ; 
 p. en..ged. 
 
 Inabideia, or-magad. It has 
 snch an edge, or such teeth, 
 (an iron tool ;) p. en..og, or- 
 nmgak. 
 
 Inabimagad. It looks to some 
 point; p. en..qak. 
 
 Indbiioin. Look, looking some- 
 where. 
 
 Inadaga, {nind). I take my 
 
 swunming ; 
 
 weep ill II 
 p. en.. mod. 
 
 id). I "•(» In 
 
 course there, 
 (hi gad. 
 
 Inadem, {nind). I 
 certain manner; 
 
 fnademotawa, [nind]. i go 
 him weeping; p. en.vHid. 
 
 Inadengwe, {nind). I have u 
 face like... ; p. en..ived. — .{ni- 
 .shinabeng inadengwe ntnido. 
 mdkomeshi ; the monkey liiis 
 a face like a person. 
 
 Inddis, {nin). S. Ijiwebi.'s. 
 
 Inddisiivin. S. Ijiwebisitvin. 
 
 Inddjim, (nind). I tell s. th. in a 
 certain manner; p. en..mo(l. 
 
 Inddjima, (nind). 1 tell s. th. 
 of somebody in a certain \v,i\ , 
 I speak of Iiim; p. en. .mad. 
 
 Inac, {nind). I slioot off' an ar- 
 row ; p. enavd. 
 
 Indgami. It has the appear- 
 ance or taste of such a liquid ; 
 p. en..mig. — Jominabong iini- 
 gami mandan ; this lias the 
 appearance (or taste) of wine, 
 
 Inagima, (nind). I value him 
 so much... I put his price at..; 
 I destine him for s. th. ; p. en 
 . mad. — Ningotwdk da.^.tird- 
 bik od inagiman o bebcjigo- 
 ganjiman ; he puts the price 
 of his horse at a hundred dol- 
 lars. 
 
 Inagode, or-magad. It hanirs 
 so..., it is inclined so...; p. 
 en..deg, or-magak. - Manada- 
 dong osdm inagode ninde,u\\ 
 heart is too much inclined to 
 evil. Mienagodeg nindc ;^\U'\\ 
 is the inclination, propensioii, 
 senti)nent, of my heart. 
 
 Inakak6, inakakeia, adv. S. 
 Nakakeia. 
 
 hiakamiga. The ground, sc'' 
 or country, is sucli... ; p. oi.. 
 
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 153 
 
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 ijfKj. — (la-iji-iviud(imonnn sa, 
 mi (jiLHWtk ciiakamijaii ejaian; 
 tlu! coiiiitrv wliithor tliou art 
 iroin;:;, is sucli as I told tlici-. 
 
 Iii'didinif/ad. TIrtc sire ne\v8 ; 
 ]". ('n..gak. — Mi)if> inakamirjiKh 
 ;ruoil news. Ma(('/n' inakami- 
 ijad, had news. Kitchi ina- 
 kdinifjad, jTreat news. 
 
 liniL-iijix, [iiiiidi [nan). I appoint 
 liiui tors, til., I exercise au- 
 ihority over hiin ; p. en..nad ; 
 imp. indko)i. 
 
 liiiiiii(idii</(', {niiid). I have a 
 certain ruad uv trail which I 
 I'ollow; p. CH..(jed. 
 
 hiamo mikana, or, iiinmona(/ad 
 intkdiia. 'J'he road or trail 
 leads to..., goes to...; p. ciia- 
 iiiDij, or viagak. — Mi ovia mi- 
 Iciiita enainot/ odencuif/ ; here 
 is the road tiiat leads to the 
 village. Endaiun iiianin aic 
 mikana ; this trail leads toniy 
 house. 
 
 litamolawa, [niiid]. I niakohini 
 a road so...; p. en.. toad. 
 
 Iiiande, or-maffud. It is dyed in 
 a certain manner ; p. en..dc(j, 
 oY-))i(t[/ak. 
 
 Inandjigc, {nind). I cat in a 
 certain manner, I fax-o so... ; 
 ji, ('ii..i/ed. — Keti)iuujisidji(j 
 I nnndjii/ewad, nind cnandjiye; 
 1 tiire, as poor people fare. 
 
 Iiuinokadan, {)i.iud). I iise it in 
 such a manner ; ]>. en..au<j. 
 
 Inaiinkana, [niitd]. I use some 
 iiiij. in a certain numner; p. 
 iii..i}nd; imp. kcrj. 
 
 Imitoki, [nind). I work in a 
 certain manner ; p. cn.diid. 
 
 Iiidiiokiwin. Working, work, 
 lound, pci' I liuinso. Some object is dyed in 
 a certain manner ; p. cnanaod. 
 
 I'AUT II. 
 
 Inaona, (nind). I give him a 
 certain share; p. (:n..nad ; 
 imp. inaoj. — Enaotnindii itiml 
 inaona ; I give him the same 
 share as to thee. 
 
 Inapidon, {nind). T tie it in a 
 certain manner; j). cn..dod. 
 
 fnapina, {)iin). I tie some ohj. 
 in such a manner; p. en..nad; 
 imp. inapij. 
 
 Luipiaana, {nind). I kill him 
 in a certain manner; also, I 
 give him a certain sickness, 
 (according to Indian supersti- 
 tions;) \). cu..nad; imp. inaj'- 
 inaj. 
 
 Liajrine, {nind). I am sick in a 
 certain manner, 1 have such a 
 sickness ; j). en..ned. 
 
 Inapincma, {nind). I grieve 
 him, alHict him with words, I 
 reproach him, revile him, 
 blaspheme him, give him hud 
 words, in a certain manner; 
 p. en.. mad. 
 
 Inaju'ncndan, {nind). I revile 
 it, speak ill against it, I blas- 
 pheme it in such a manner ; 
 p. cn..anr/. 
 
 fnapinewidam, {nind). I revile, 
 1 blaspheme, I use bad lan- 
 guage, in a certain manner, I 
 use oftensive words j p. en., 
 an;/. 
 
 InCqnnevnn. Sickness, disease, 
 malady ; \)\.-an. 
 
 InapiMowin. Apron ; \)\.-an. 
 
 ladsh, {nind), I sail in a certain 
 manner; p. enashid. 
 
 Indchia, {nind). I excite him, 
 or push him, to s. th. ; p. en., 
 (id. — Nin mino inas/iia, I ex- 
 cite him to good actions. Nin 
 inatchiinashia,lQ\ciiQ hini t(j 
 evil actions. 
 
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 Indshka, ov-maf/ad. Tlic sea 
 runs in a cerUiin manner; p. 
 en..<iu1i, or-mm/ak. — Noiij/om 
 iiiiaHhkuff (li-inanlikamayad 
 pUrhinai/o apt mejaj/awdd ; 
 yenterday, when they arrived, 
 tlie sea ran as liigh as it does 
 to-day. 
 
 luaxkkbie, or-mayad. It is full 
 in a certain manner; p. en., 
 neg, ov-mayak. 
 
 Intdt, or-mayad. There is room ; 
 p. enaiey, or-mayak. 
 
 liuiwa, {nind). I resemble him, 
 I am similar to him ; p. ena- 
 wad. 
 
 Inaioanidiniin, {nind). We walk 
 together ; p. ^n..didjiy. 
 
 Inaiocma, (nind). I am his re- 
 lative, or, he is a relative of 
 mine; also, I am h\a friend, 
 he is my friend, I live in 
 
 f)eace and friendship with 
 lira ; p. en. .mad. 
 
 Inawinidyan. Relative, relation, 
 kinsman, kinswoman. — This 
 word occurs always connect- 
 ed with a possessive pronoun ; 
 as : Nind inawcmdyan, a re- 
 lative of mine; Kid inaioema- 
 yan, a relative of thine, etc. 
 Is. Otch. Gram. Chap. I. 
 Po.ss. Pron. 2. Form, an.) 
 
 Iwawomikana, {(nind) {dan). I 
 employ him in such a man- 
 ner ; p. en..nad; imp. inawc- 
 mikaj. 
 
 Inaioendaa, [nind). I make him 
 a relative to somebody ; also, 
 I reconcile liim with some- 
 hoily ; p. en. .ad 
 
 Inawendayan, S. Jnairt'mayan. 
 
 inaioendan, {nind). I am its 
 friends, I am friendly to the 
 cause ; p. cn..anff. 
 
 hid, {nind). I do, I am, I lio- 
 have. (S. Otch. Gram.) 
 
 Indayitayan. The place where 
 a wild animal uses to eat in 
 the woods. 
 
 Inddii,{uind). I have, I possess; 
 p. cndanid. — h'awin yeyo nind 
 indanisni, nin kitimayi.s ; 1 
 have nothing, (I posse.'^s noth- 
 ing,) I am poor. 
 
 Indaneninia, (nin). I think lie 
 is in..., or at... ; p. ca..mad. — 
 Moniany nind indanciiiiiin 
 nissaie ; I think my lirothcr is 
 in Montreal. 
 
 Indibe, {nind). T have such n 
 head ; p. cndibed. — Kiywiss 
 endibed, vii ya-iudibed ynif 
 ninywissiban ; my son tliiit 
 died, had just such a head as 
 thy son. 
 
 fndowin. Fault, guilt"; (L. 
 culpa.) This word is always 
 preceiled by a jjossessive pro- 
 noun ; as : Nind indowin, my 
 fault, etc.— To give more force 
 to the expression, they will 
 .«iay : Nin nind indowin, it is 
 thy own fault; win od iudo- 
 rein, it is his own fault, etc. 
 
 Incnd, {nind). I am absent, I 
 am 80 long on my voyage; p. 
 enendid. — Moniany nin yad- 
 ija nibiny niaso gisias dank 
 nin yad-inend ; I will go to 
 Montreal next summer ; ami 
 will be absent three months. 
 
 Inrndayos, {nind). I am destin- 
 ed, I am thought; p. cn..xid. 
 
 Inendaywad. It is destined, it is 
 thought; p. en. icak. 
 
 hiendani, {nind). I think, I sup- 
 pose, it is my opinion, it 
 .'<eems to me ; I will, I pur- 
 pose, I intend ; p. enendanij. 
 
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 laer ; 
 
 u (lestiu- 
 ined, it i-^ 
 
 I ai'- II da mow iti. Thinkiiiuj, 
 tlioiij^lit, opinion, 8ui)posi- 
 lion ; will, intention, purpose ; 
 \A.-uu. 
 
 Iii'iid/in, {nind). I think of it, 
 [ liiive iiu idea of it, I destine 
 it ; p. cnemUiiKj. 
 
 liinidjhjc, [nind). 1 will; p. en.. 
 
 !ii(iid(»ua(jad. It is absent, it 
 did not yet come back ; p. 
 ni (ink. — Kitchi r/imcenj inen- 
 dtimatjad nahikwdn ; the ves- 
 ted is absent a long time. 
 
 Iiiriiima, {nind). 1 think of 
 liini..., I have the opinion of 
 him... ; I destine him, it is 
 my will he should... ; I enalile 
 him... ; p. en..(id. 
 
 Inniindis, (mnd). I think uiy- 
 self... ; I destine myself,! 
 have the opinion of myself... ; 
 p. en. .sod. 
 
 Iiti. In some verbs denotes a 
 certain manner, extent, direc- 
 tion. — S. ///. (Examples in 
 some of the following words.) 
 
 //(/'/('', ov-maf/ad. It is cooked, 
 or Imrnt, in a certain manner; 
 p. cnideg, ov-mngak. 
 
 Inii/aa, {nind). linjureor hurt 
 jiini, I wrong or damage him ; 
 J make him unhappy; p, en., 
 ad. 
 
 laujaa, {nind). I make myself 
 unhappy, I wrong or damage 
 myself; p. eiu'i/a.-iiil. 
 
 iHiijaliKjo,^, \nind\. I excite 
 I'lMupassion with my words; 
 p. en..sid. 
 
 hiii/aton, inind) I injure or 
 ilumage it ; p. en. .tod. 
 
 Iiil</nira>/cnduni, [nindi. I have 
 l^ittcr remorses of conscience, 
 
 my conscience troubles mo; 
 p. en..ang. 
 
 Inujin, {nind). I am so large, so 
 big, of such a si/e ; p. enit/i- 
 iiid. — EnigiiAii inigini, he is 
 a.s large as I am, (he is of my 
 size.) 
 
 Inigokodec, {nind). My heart is 
 so large, ol' such an extent; 
 p. en.. deed. — Enigokodceidn, 
 at the extent of my lieart, 
 (irom all my lieart.) 
 
 Inigokodeicis, (nind). S. Inigo- 
 kwin. 
 
 Inigokwa, or-magad. It is so 
 large, of such an extent ; p. 
 en. .wag, ov-magak. — Enigok- 
 wag ki kitigan, inigokwa gaie 
 nin nin kitigan; my Helll is 
 as large as tiiine. Enigokicag 
 aki, as large as the earth is, 
 (on the wdiole earth.) 
 
 Inikatca, (nind). I cause him s. 
 th., I uiake him be so .. ; also, 
 I put on so some obj.; p. en., 
 wad. — Nin sa nin ginikawa 
 iw wendji-dko.sid ; I have 
 caused him the sickness he 
 has, (I unvde him so sick.) — 
 Mi iw enikawag nin mindjika- 
 wdgan; that is the way Ipiit 
 my mitten on. 
 
 Inikiveam, (nind). I steer for a 
 certain point; j). enikwcang. 
 
 Inikicean, [nind]. I steer it (cii- 
 noe, boat, vessel, etc.) for a 
 certain ])oint, in a certain di- 
 rection ; p. enikweang. 
 
 Inikiren, {nind). I make a cer- 
 tain motion with the head; p. 
 cniku'cnid. 
 
 Ininajaanniwo, {nind). 1 send 
 him somebody; }).cn..wad. 
 
 Ininajaaguwin. Message, errand. 
 
 Jninajawa, {itind). I seud him 
 
 1 1 
 
 i 
 
 ,l: , 
 
 t 
 
 
 » 
 
 i"i 
 
 ■1 
 
 ■ 1, 
 
 ,1 
 
 ;t, 
 
 W 
 
II 
 
 IM 
 
 — 15(J — 
 
 INO 
 
 sDincwhcre, 1 semi liim du an 
 ciTsiiid, 1 ck'spatcli liim; ji. 
 i'n..ti'(ul ; imp. iniuaj^. 
 liiinoJda'Of/an. S. l/i)i(ijauui(/an. 
 hunavM, [ni)id). I give ur pn- 
 .•^(.'iit it to liiiii, 1 put it bt't'orc 
 Jiim ; also, I h<lio\v it to Jiijii 
 
 with the linger ; ]>. ciljikkI. 
 Iiiiiian, (iriiiil). 1 pre.seiit or put 
 
 it ; p. i.dnang. 
 Ijiinandaf/. Fir-tree, >s])r\ice ; (C. 
 
 .•^apiii ;) pl.-o//. 
 luinatiij, Wiipie-tree ; \\\.-oii. 
 liiiiialii/os.'<(i;/. Maple-wood, a 
 
 l)iece of inuple-wood ; jil.-o/t. 
 /;///(/. !Mai), male; (L. vir;) ]>].- 
 
 wok. 
 hiiiiijim, {niiul). I fly to some 
 
 ))Iaoe tlir safety, I take refuge 
 
 soiMewhere ; p. en. .mad. 
 Iitiiiioiije, {nind}. I give birth 
 
 to a hoy ; }>. en. .Jed. 
 Jniiiis/iilj. Duck, (of the same 
 
 hj)ecies as our domestie 
 
 ducks ;) pl.-(/^. 
 Iniiiilo, [nind). 1 am a juaii ; 
 
 [). eniniicid. 
 Ininiwiditi, [nind). I make un- 
 
 solf man ; p. en. .sod, 
 Ini.sltkagun, (nind). It jiierces 
 
 me ; p. en..(/od. 
 Inisltkaira, (nind). I pierce him ; 
 
 p. en., wad. 
 Jnilage, (nind), 1 liear peojtle 
 
 say so... ; p. cn.ytd. 
 ]ni/u(/o.s, (nind). 1 am Jieard in 
 
 a certain iminner, 1 8peak 
 
 so...; I have sucli a voice; p. 
 
 en..nid. — (ia-iji-hikinoam((<j()i- 
 
 un inienii(t(/attiiua ; as I liave 
 
 heen taught, so J si)eak. 
 Initam, (nind). I hear what is 
 
 said, or how it is said ; j). 
 
 enitany. 
 Initawa, {nind). 1 hear or un- 
 
 liim 8o... ; ]). en. 
 
 dcrstand 
 
 wad. 
 
 Iniir. Pron. those, those there. 
 Iniircn, inind). I give him \\\>, 
 
 1 ahandun him, reject him ; 
 
 j». en. .(id. 
 Iniircidis, \ni:id). I aliandnii 
 
 (nyself, e.\})ose myself,! risli ; 
 
 p. cii..,'<(id. 
 Jniicc.s, (nind). 1 am oHendcil; 
 
 1 am impatient, angry ; p. 
 
 en..tiid. 
 hriwe.sid, (nind). I otfend liim, 
 
 J make him angry ; ji. cn..<id. 
 
 hio, ov-w(uj(id. He is ; it is, it is 
 HO. (S. Otch. Gram. Dd', 
 Verhs) 
 
 Inoa, (nind). I point liim out 
 with the iinger, I show liim 
 with my fore-linger ; (F. je Ic 
 montre an doigt ;; p. enaad. 
 
 InocnnauHi, (nind). I show him 
 s. th. with my finger, 1 point 
 it out to him ; p. en. .wad. 
 
 Inuiin, (nind), I point to it, w 
 show it Avith my linger ; p. 
 cn<nin<j, 
 
 hiodewis, (nind). I have sncli 
 a }jroi)erty ; also, I have sucli 
 a househcild, my family is -o 
 
 • large ; j). en,..sid. — Kakiim 
 enodciciidn ; my wh(jle ]iru- 
 perty and household ; iny 
 whole family. 
 
 Invdewisiwin. Proi)erty, house- 
 hold, family. 
 
 InOiijc, (nind), I sliow with tin.' 
 fore-linger; p. en..t/ed. 
 
 hiOiyan. A person, or any oliici' 
 olij., that is shown with llu' 
 linger ; \)\.-a</. 
 
 In6i(/((n. Any ohj. that is slniu ii 
 with the finger; pl.-«u. 
 
 Inoiijanindj. Fore-tinger, (which 
 
 i 
 
 'f 
 
IPI 
 
 — 157 - 
 
 ISll 
 
 i.'^ usod in i)ointing to eoiiic 
 ,.l.j.); lA.-iit. 
 
 Iiii'i/awa, ill I ad}. J repeat lii.s 
 words, I siiy as lie huvs or 
 said; p. en.. wad. 
 
 hnru.s-, (iiind). I try,T ondeavor, 
 without imicli elloct, I fU'ect 
 link' ; p. enwuaod. 
 
 liiu'd.^omafiad. 1 1 c 11 e c t s 1 i 1 1 k' ; 
 p. eu..</(ih'. 
 
 hiirr, (ii'ind). I siH'ak (in a for- 
 liiiii iiiauncr,! I speak a laii- 
 LTiiage ; I lot hear a voice or a 
 sound; p. cn.H'i'.d. — Niji('>'il- 
 tliiiKj hihukdii iiiirc ; he spcak.s 
 scseVal ditlerent hinsua;4es. 
 
 Uiii'nndijtid. It speaks a laii- 
 una^'o, it <;ivcs a certain 
 sound; j). cn..;/(iJc. — A)iiii cn- 
 irciiuii/ak iir niasontif/nny — 
 Eawcidii Nil inwcmaiiad. What 
 lanirua^xe iloes that book 
 speak? — It speaks the lan- 
 ^ruage I [speak. (In what lan- 
 iiuage is it written? — It iH 
 written in my language.) 
 
 liiwiHon., (niiul). I give a cor- 
 eertaiu melody or tune to a 
 liymnorsong; p. cnwelod. 
 
 liiinlvHU. Language ; voice ; 
 tune or melody of a hymn or 
 melody, of a hymn or song ; 
 \)\.-(in. 
 
 Ill ! interj. oh ! ah 
 (if pain or ache.) 
 
 /(//'*, i)ain, (in the 
 
 (expreasion 
 
 10, pam, ^lu lue language of 
 
 children.) 
 Ipiiican, (nin). I pay it so muc]), 
 
 1 give so much for it ; p. ^pi- 
 
 nexinrf. 
 Ipiiiewa, (nind). I pay so much 
 
 for ,«ome ohject ; p. ep..wad. 
 
 —Nijwdbiknin qi-ipineica nin 
 
 iiioshicem; I paid two dollars 
 
 for my shawl. 
 
 fpof/o.'ii. It has such a taste; it 
 tastes like.. ; p. epoijoi^id. — Am 
 (/i(ji> vuiil'^.v'n;/ i])<)(fn.'<i : that 
 tish tastes like meat. 
 
 Ipogoniwin. The taste of .s. tli. 
 
 /.s7/'.' inter). Iley! hear! 
 
 ifltk. A.s iir.«t flyllal)k' in .«oinc 
 verbs, signifies tired, wcdrii. 
 (Hxamples in some of tlie tiil- 
 k)wing words.) 
 
 l.shknh, iiiiinh. \ am tired of 
 silting; p. €sltk<d)id. 
 
 Islikakofih'in, {nind). I am lying 
 in ii fatiguing manner, on a 
 hard iicd ; p. i'.'</i..iiiij. 
 
 h/ik(/n(H)i, {nind). i breathe 
 with dilliculty, with fatigue; 
 p. e!ih..viod. 
 
 J.^likatdwdb, (nin,. My eyes are 
 tired by looking for a long 
 time at some object; p. c.^h.. 
 hid. 
 
 Jtihkidee, (nind). My heart is 
 tired of sorrow, fatigued with 
 grief; p. eshkidei'd. 
 
 I.shki.^hin, (nind). I am tired of 
 lying; p. ct^h.-in;/. 
 
 Ishkiu'i, (nind). 1 am tired of 
 carrying ; p. csh.,ivid. 
 
 l.'i/ikobodji(fan.*A ])iece of board 
 sawn oil', a remnant of a 
 board ; pl.-rt'/. 
 
 Ishkojdn, (nind). Something re- 
 mains when I have dono cut- 
 ting a Coat, etc., I leave a rem- 
 nant ; p. cshkojantj. 
 
 khkoJi</an. Shred, renmant af- 
 ter cutting a coat, or any 
 other article of clothing ; jd.- 
 an. 
 
 Wikonctf (nind). I return him, 
 
 Note. The first two syllnlilos of Uiis 
 mill tlic I'ollowiJig words, could iilso he 
 writti'iv inli/afo., Imt still iiroiiouiicfd 
 isli/:'i. 
 
 «f 
 
 ,j 
 
i 
 
 ISII 
 
 — 158 
 
 I8H 
 
 , P- 
 l)\.-aii. 
 
 I spare him, I keep back or 
 retain some obj., I don't give 
 it away, nor use it up ; p. enh- 
 knnad. 
 
 Mikonam/is, (nind). I reserve 
 it to myself; p. e!th..snd. 
 
 hhkonamawa, {nind). I reserve 
 it to liim, I keep it back tor 
 bim ; p. esb..wad. 
 
 Jshkonan, initid). I sj)are it ; I 
 keen it back, I reserve it, I 
 don t dispose of it; p. c.v/t. 
 ang. 
 
 hhkonif/an. Reserve; 
 
 J,shknni(/e, hiind.) I reserve, 
 keep back ; p. esh..ged. 
 
 Jshkotd Fire. 
 
 I.thkotekun. Fire-steel ; pl.-a^. 
 
 hhkotcke, (nind). I make hre, or 
 strike lire, (with a fire-steel 
 and flint, or with matches ;) 
 ]). esh..ked. 
 
 h/ikote-nfihikwdn. Steamboat, 
 
 !". (tire-vessel ;) pl.-rt7t. 
 
 Ishkotenit. A match, (a small 
 lire;) \A.-an. 
 
 IxaTcoUl-oddbdn, Railroad car, 
 (fire-carriage ;) \A.-ag. 
 
 hhkoU-tashkibodjigan. Steam 
 saw-mill, (fire-saw;) pi .-a/;. 
 
 hhkoUwdho. Ardent liquor, 
 whiskey, rum, brandy, (fire- 
 water.)' 
 
 hhkotewahoimagoa, (nind). The 
 sn»ell of ardent liquor comes 
 out of my moutli ; p. e.'}h..sid 
 
 hhkotcumhoke, [nind). I make 
 ardent liquor, I distil; p. esli 
 ..ked. 
 
 JsJikoieiodbokcwigamig. Distil- 
 lery; pl.-OH. 
 
 Ishkoteiodbokcwinini. Distiller, 
 (a man that makes fire-wa- 
 ter ;) pl.-«?a^. 
 
 It is liry ; it if- 
 p. esh..d(7k. 
 
 hhknli'wadad. 
 sembles lire. ,,. ^.,.....^,^„. 
 
 lnhkwd-, gi-isliwa-, after or ai 
 the end of s. th.. — This wuiij 
 is always connected with n 
 substantive or verb; as Si ml 
 isfikioa-ipi.ssiv, I have (Idiif 
 eating. (ii-ishkvm-kikitUKiuKt- 
 diiig bi-ijdn cnduidn ; iiitii 
 school come to my house. 
 
 khkwa-akiwdii. It is the cinl 
 <tf the world. I.s/iknui-akiirdini. 
 or, gi-i.shktra-akiivang, at thr 
 end of the world. 
 
 Mikwdhi, or-m/fgad. (Proii. /.v/(- 
 kohi,) it cannot «io all in, the 
 ves.^el cannot hold all, (Ji- 
 (juid ;) p. c.Hlikivohig ox-magtfk . 
 
 [shkivabis.s'a. It rains no more ; 
 ]). csh..s(ig. 
 
 hhknmga, or-magad. The sn]> 
 of the maphc-trees runs no 
 more, (in suf^ar-inaking;) y. 
 eshkwagag, ov-mi'gak. 
 
 Islikicagdpogwad] mibdkiral- 
 The sugar tastes the spoilcil 
 iiiaple-sap,(the last sugar tlmt 
 is made, when the sap is no 
 more good.) ; p. esh..ioak, 
 
 Ishkwagd-sisibdkicat. The kr^t 
 
 sugar that is made, out of the 
 
 spoiled sap. 
 Ishkwaiadjiw, [nind]. I am the 
 
 last in a row or range; p. es/i 
 
 ..icid. 
 hlikioaiag amiss Cy or-tnag ad. The 
 
 water is no more agitated, it 
 
 is calm, (after a storm and 
 
 heavy sea;) p. esh..seg, or- 
 
 magak. 
 Ishkwaiakis, (nind). I cease 
 
 burning, I burn no more ; p. 
 
 esh .s^d. 
 
 h \ 
 
ISII 
 
 — 15'J — 
 
 ISH 
 
 hhkwaiaaai(je giaUs. The moon 
 shines no more ; p. efth..f/e<{. 
 
 l.ffikwakami(/ad. All is over ; 
 p. esh..f/ak. (la-isfikwaktimi- 
 l/ak dibaamadiwhi nia ijl-fatj- 
 icinhiii.' I urrivod when the 
 payment was all over. 
 
 hhkwaknmigis, {nind). 1 uiii no 
 more busy, I have hnished 
 my work ; p. e.'</i...sid. 
 
 Ishkwakamigi.siwiii. The end ol 
 an action or work. 
 
 l.i/ikwama, (nind). 1 leave Honie, 
 after eatin;; nonie of it ; p. es/i 
 wad. — Nind i^hkwanui koko.sh 
 opinig gaic nind inhkwaniag ; 
 I leave noine pork and Home 
 potatocH, (after eatin'' some.) 
 
 Is/ikwanian, {nind). I hroathe 
 my last, 1 expire ; p. esh..mod. 
 
 Ulikwanddn, {nind). I leave 
 some, after eatinj; some of it ; 
 p. e.sh..ang. — Nind ishkwan- 
 dan pangi wiidss ; I leave a 
 little meat, (after eating some 
 of it.) 
 
 Ishktcdndem. Door ; \)\.-(in. 
 
 Ishktoandemike, {nina). I make 
 a door, or door.s ; p. esh..ked. 
 
 Uhkandemiican. 'J'here is a 
 door; p. esL.ang. 
 
 Uhkioanhgan. Itemnant, re- 
 mainder, (after eating some of 
 an obj.) ; pl.-«<7. 
 
 hhkioandjige, (nind), 1 leave 
 some of what I am eating, I 
 don't eat all up ; p. es?i..(/ed. 
 
 hhkwani^, (nind). (Pron. is'hko- 
 «<?,) I remain while the others 
 die, I survive ; p. eshkoned. — 
 Ahinodjiiag eslilcwanedjig, tlie 
 children of a family that re- 
 main yet alive, when several 
 had died. 
 
 hhkwd-nona, (nind). I wean 
 
 him, (a child,) I cease to give 
 
 him suck; p. enh..nad. 
 Ishkwa])<)y or-magad. It ceases 
 
 snowing, it snows no more; p. 
 
 €.></(.. pog, or-magak. 
 [s/tkwan/iima, («V/uO- I have 
 
 some of it remaining, after 
 
 i)Utting or laying ; p. ciih..inad. 
 lnhkwnsse, \nind]. (Pron. w/.- 
 
 k(i.<<iie,)l remain, I am left or 
 
 spared; (L. superstea sum;) 
 
 p. t'.v/iA'HVf.v.sv'r/, {cs/ikdnsnl.) 
 Islikmi.s.sin. It finishes, e.xpires, 
 
 ( period of time;) p. €xli..sing. 
 ln/ikwa.s.siton, (nind). 1 have 
 
 some of it renuiining, after 
 
 l)utting -r hiving ; p. e.^/i..fnd. 
 In/ikw/ltd, (nindi.l finish, (doing 
 
 s. th.j) p. cs/ikw(if(td. 
 hhkwatagan. S. Ishkwu1vhig<in. 
 Ishkwatawin. The end of a 
 
 work ; the end of a perioii of 
 
 time. 
 Is/ikwdtch, adv. Finally, at la.et, 
 
 at length, ultimately ; the last 
 
 time. 
 Jshkwatchigan. A person that 
 
 escapes from a general ma?- 
 
 sacre ; pi. -or/. 
 Ishkivawe, (nind). (Pron. i.fh- 
 
 koioe), I cease speaking, I 
 
 finish my discourse or speech ; 
 
 p. eshkwaioed. 
 Ishkweaii, adv. Behind, after 
 
 the others. 
 Iskkweb, (nind). I am sitting in 
 
 tlie last place, in a row cr 
 
 range ; p. eshktvebid. 
 IslikwegabaiCy (nind). I am 
 
 standing in the last place, in 
 
 a row or range- p. esh..wid. 
 Ishkw4gainig. The last lodge or 
 
 house, (in a row or range, or 
 
 in a camp or village.) 
 Ishkwege, (nind). I live in the 
 
1 !' 
 
 T" 
 
 M 
 
 II I: 
 
 W 
 
 , 
 
 l:. 
 
 ISll 
 
 — 100 - 
 
 I8II 
 
 liiflt lodf^e or house of a camp 
 or vi liaise; i). csh,.<jcil. 
 
 Inhkii'i'ldui/, udv. S. Ishlcwaiii. 
 
 Ixlikweii'iulduox^ (iiiiul). I am 
 (•oiiHiilcreu the lust, or one ot 
 the laHt ; p. ctilL-sid. 
 
 f.shkio(':knwa, iuind). I walk af- 
 ter him, 1 follow him ; p. cs/i.. 
 trad. 
 
 Islikwriiindji. Tlicsnmll finj^ei- ; 
 
 Is/ikwenshi. It i.s the la.st, (the 
 JaHt object ill a row or raii;j;i' ;) 
 
 Tlie last or 
 
 p. e.sh..iii(/. 
 Isliku'vlrlKHjan. 
 
 vt)Uiige.st child in a lamilv, 
 
 ami which remains the last ; 
 
 \}\.-n</. 
 Js/ikwi, (nind}. I remain, when 
 
 the otliors are gone ; p. c.s/i- 
 
 kwid. 
 Islipd, ox-majad. It is liigh ; ]». 
 
 cs/ij)(1(/, or-i)iai/(ik. 
 Is/ipdbika, 0T-i)ia(/ad. Iti.s]ii<fh, 
 
 (a rock ;) p. csk.Jcay, ov-iiki- 
 
 (/ak. 
 Iskpabikad. It is hij^h, (ohj. of 
 
 metal ;) p. csh..kak. 
 f.s/ip(d)ik,'si. It is high, (ohjeot 
 
 of metal or stone ;) p. esh...sid. 
 Itihpadiaa. It is high, (a hill or 
 
 mountain ;) p. esh..7iag. 
 Islipudjlbiwan. There are hcajjs 
 
 of snow, driven up Ity the 
 
 wind ; p. csh..n)ig. 
 khpOgonaga. The now is deep, 
 
 there is much snow; p. c^h.. 
 
 gacf 
 
 'pukweia, or-maf/ad. There 
 are liigh trees, (in a forest;) 
 
 p. esh..iag, or-magak. 
 sin 
 
 Ishpdiiike, (nind). I dig a deep 
 hole in the ground ; p. csh.. 
 kcd. 
 
 IsltpdnHikcti ov-magad. It is 
 
 high, thick, wide, (a hook, ii 
 
 niecu of (doth, ftc.) ; ]). es/i.. 
 
 kiig, ov-miigak. 
 h/i/td.s/ikdd. It is high, wide, a 
 
 mat, clolliing stull', etc.) ; p. 
 
 esh..kuk. 
 Is/indfc. The snow is dc'('|i, 
 
 (higli,) ; \). (shpatcg. 
 Ls/ipii/iin, (nind). I make it 
 
 high ; p r.sJi}Kit()d. — Od ish- 
 
 nii/nd I) irnk((i(/(Ui ; he make- 
 
 Ills house higli, (he l)ui!(ls ii 
 
 high house.) 
 lnhpiiwc (iir awci.si. This ani- 
 mal has long liair or fur ; \>. 
 
 (■■shpait'cd. 
 hdijtcniin, (nind). I am |)ron,|. 
 
 I exalt myself ; p. in/t.-mtnl. 
 hlij)cnini(t, (nin<l). le.xalt him. 
 
 glorilyhini; p. t'.f/i..iii(id. 
 In/ipoiindi.s, (nind). I exalt mv- 
 
 sclt, I am i»roud; p. e.sh...'i()il. 
 I.i/ipcnindi.soirin. Pride. 
 Islipi^ in comjjositioiiH, signifies 
 
 ///////, late, adcanvcd. (Rxam- 
 
 ples in some of the fotlowiii;;- 
 
 words.) 
 h/ipid, (nind). J put him high, 
 
 I exalt him ; ]). (shpiad. 
 h/ipihibitn. The winter is far 
 
 ailvanced, is high ; p enlipilil- 
 
 bang. 
 
 hhpigabawi aw awe.f.ii. 'J'hi- 
 animal stands high, it ha- 
 long legs ; p. <:.sli..wid. 
 
 hhpi-gijigad. It is lato, (in the 
 forenoon,) the sun is alreaily 
 high. It is not late, (in tin- 
 afternoon,) the sun is yet high. 
 P. csltpi-gijigak. 
 
 Is/ipiniing,a([\'. Ahove, on high, 
 at the top ; in the air. 
 
 hhpiniing nakakcia, iulv. l']- 
 wards. 
 
 Ishp imissagB kade, or ■ m a gad. 
 
 '9r- 
 
ISK 
 
 — 101 - 
 
 TWI 
 
 Tlicn- is an iippiT tloor ; also, 
 there iH a Htory, (in u liotise ;i 
 ]i. ('.■i/i..ih'i/, or-iiiiiiftiL' — A'////*// 
 
 is/ij)iiiii.s.siii/iih(lilr, lliiTC iiri' 
 
 two Htorics. — Xissiiii/, iiiii'liKj, 
 ii'hihii/ is/ip!i)iissi(i/ii/iiii(e ; 
 there jire three, four, live ntu- 
 rics. 
 
 Islijiinii.t ' ' "III)/, iiils', l'i>-stiiirs, 
 iFii tjie .' •• floor. 
 
 l.-tli/iii ii '} iih'in). I nii<e 
 
 Hi . u|>; p. *:s/i..ii(i<l. 
 
 Isliin'iiHun Tlie suininer is iii;:Ii, 
 i- Cur > ;lvanco(l ; p. fs/i. in;/. 
 
 l^hjtiHkiiKK/. Tiiere in ii liijrh 
 hi'iip ot'olijectH ; p. e.i/i/jis/iiii- 
 (j'kj. — IslipiahiiKH/ HohiK/i.ssii- 
 1/111/ ; there is ii lii;j:li heap or 
 '[(iie of hoardn. — Also in the 
 .'•ini.r. ; as : Is/ipishin Joiiiin, 
 there isahiii;h heajtof money. 
 
 Ulijiis-siii. There is a hii,'h heap, 
 (-(iinethin<^ heaped up ;i p, 
 is/iiii.ssiiK/. — Ixlinis.silloil llli.'i- 
 
 sail ; there is a hi^h heap of 
 
 udud, (for fuel.) 
 Uhpi-lihikdd. It is late in the 
 
 iii,nht,(hij;h nijiht;) \).viili..h(ik. 
 Uhjii'iiuii/ad. It is hi<:li; oi- deet), 
 
 II eanoe, huat, etc); p. call.. 
 
 (/(ill. 
 Ishpoirc, iiiiiK,']. I s|)eak with a 
 
 liiuh tiiiii voice; p. eslqjowal. 
 
 — S. Tdhds.^oiira. 
 hiijiu'rirr/oii, (lu'iid]. T sin;.' it 
 
 liiirii ; \). e.sii..fu(l. 
 iilil ! inter), lley ! hear ! 
 iilil(' I intei'j. Aha ! yes ! 
 hlikinin, iiiiiid). I empty it of 
 
 ivater ; I pnmj) it out ; f make 
 
 it dry ; \). eskudut/. 
 Ukahi, or- 1 1 1.(1 (/ad. The water 
 
 dried up; p. cskdhi'i/, or-ma- 
 
 (jdk. 
 
 I'<h('(il>(((l(iii, (iiiiidt. I pump the 
 
 ll'piul, out ol 
 
 water out of il, (a voHsel, 
 vU'..) ; p. ('.'ih..fni(/. 
 Ishaih'in. Spunire, pump ; pl.- 
 
 ".'/■ 
 
 fskdilii, iniiidj. 1 pumj) water 
 out ; r dry it u)i with a 
 sjiuiiL'e; J), in.dtid. 
 
 I.f/idiidiiii, iiiiiid). f driidv it all 
 up ; |) csk..<iii(/. 
 
 l.ikdlCf or- iiiti;/iid. It is dry, 
 there is no water, it drieil up; 
 p. (■:<k(it('(/yOY-i4i!i(j<ik.-Slj>'ni'(n> 
 i.skdlcindii, there is no watei- 
 (or only a little water) in the 
 rivers. 
 
 I.ikliljiwdii, It runs all out, (wa- 
 ter or any other 
 a vessel ;) p. c.sk..dii(/. 
 
 I.'<ki(/atiiid(', ^>v•llld(/dd. It is rt- 
 dueini;, drying np, hy iioilin:i; 
 p. c.sk..<lt'</, or-iii<(i/nk. 
 
 l.'iki(j(iiui,'«iii, iiiiiid). I reduce 
 it, liy boiling ; p. fnk..ani/. 
 
 iNkif/diiii.siijdii. Place where 
 tluy are I'cdueinj^ inai)le-sap 
 to Huifar, hy hoilin^ ; s\i<rar- 
 eamp ; su<i;ar-liush ; ul.-an. 
 
 i-<ki(ianu!il (/!'., iiiiiid). I reduce, 
 hy hoilinji; 1 reduce niaplc- 
 sap to sugar, hy Ixdling, I am 
 makiii;;- maple-su;.avr ; \). e.<k,. 
 
 l.'fkii/dnrhif/ckau;. A woman that 
 juakes iiiajjle-siigar ; \)\.-j/. 
 
 Iski'i/dnii.'d'i/eiriii. Art, oc(Mii)a- 
 tion or work ofsuj^ar-makei's. 
 
 hkiiuik. Nit, e,if,<r of a louse; pl.- 
 
 H'U(/. 
 
 fir. Pron. that ; \)\.-iiiiir. 
 lira. He says. 
 
 Iwapi, adv. 'J'lien,at (hat tinu'. 
 lioidi, or iircdi, adv. There; ; 
 
 thence ; yonder. 
 liridi nakakcid, adv. There, 
 
 that wav, in that direction. 
 
 \ 1 
 
 (/ 
 
 \ 
 
 •I'i 
 
 ■ii 
 
 I 
 
 1! 
 
 
 .id. 
 
 " I. 
 
 1:1 
 
 i 
 
 \\ 
 
 V 
 
 i4 
 
 111 
 
 I 
 
 411' 
 
 IV; M 
 
 A 
 
 ,i 
 
 il 
 
 111 
 
 J!; 
 
 * 
 
 I* - , 
 
 \ 
 
 tl 
 
 i: 
 
i! 
 
 I 
 
 ' 
 
 .Inhti 
 
 JAM 
 
 .l/lhohi, uTiiKKfitd. Tlie wiiU'i' 
 <;oi'H or passes tlir')ii'."-li .■^. lli.; 
 ). ididltiihij/, or->u<(ifitk, 
 ixiilf, (iihi). I <n> or i»arta 
 tlirou<j;li ; \). Jaidltoiicil. 
 
 Juhodf, iiviii(ii/(iil. It <s.O('H (»r 
 piiMHOH tliruu;^l»; \). ja'mh(Klvij, 
 or-mat/a/i. 
 
 ,lah<i(/(ni(lhia, inin). I push or 
 thrust throujih Hume ohj. ; p. 
 J<ii<i. .1111(1. 
 
 ,l(ih(i!/(in(liii<(ii, iniii). J push or 
 tlirust through, sonif obj. ; j). 
 jaiu-.tuKj. 
 
 Juhniinwitchiijan. Straining ves- 
 sel; \)\.-an. 
 
 .lilbotidii'Hchiyc, (niii). I urn 
 straii'ing ; p. Jaia..f/ed. 
 
 Jahofiamitoii, (nin). I strain it 
 througli a Inien ; p. juia.Aod. 
 
 Jdhohav'm, (nin). I liave the 
 (liarrha>a. 
 
 Jdbnmin. Gooeeberrv 
 seille;) pl.-</</. 
 
 Jubominayawanj . GooselKM-ry- 
 hush ; pl.-?V/. 
 
 Jahondean makahossmi, (nin). 1 
 knock the hcatl ami the bot- 
 tom of a barrel out; p. jaia.. 
 an!/. 
 
 .luhondeia, oi'-ina:/ed. It is 
 knocked hoUov , (a barrel, 
 when both the liead and the 
 bottom are knocked out;) p. 
 jaia..aij, or-magak. 
 
 Jdbcndeiassin. There is a 
 
 (F. gro- 
 
 •lAH 
 
 (iriuight of the air; p. Juin . 
 
 ini/. 
 ,ldbnn<l('.i/i/x<i, inin). I have the 
 
 bloodv Hux: the dv8ent(M\ ; 
 
 I). fiiia..litid. 
 .ldoondenhkawin. Bloody lhi.\ ; 
 
 dysentery. 
 .Idboncnan, {nin). S. Jdhoij'ni- 
 
 dina. 
 Jdbonij/an. Needle; p!. -'//). 
 .lubonii/anike, (nin). I make 
 
 needles ; p.Jaid..ked. 
 .Idbonii/anikcwinini. Net'ille- 
 
 manutiicturer, needier ; |il- 
 
 wa(/. 
 Jabopa(/i('nnedn, {nin). I |i(rtl)- 
 
 rate it, 1 bore it througli ; [i. 
 
 jdia..ani/. 
 .Idbopat/iodnPwa, {nin). I per- 
 forate or bore through soine 
 
 olij. ; \).Jaia..wad ; imp. /a,.///. 
 JdboH, {nin). I pvirge myscll, I 
 
 take a purging medicine, ii 
 
 purgative ; \^. jdidbn.idd, 
 Jduosaa, {nin). I sift it; p.,/rt/rt 
 
 ..ad. 
 Jdbnshkam, {nin]. I passthroiii'li 
 
 H. th. ; i). jaia. .an (J. 
 
 jdboshka.ssa, (nin). S. .lalidsini 
 Juboshkatchiyan. Sieve, crililile; 
 pl.-«u. 
 
 Jdboshkaidiiye. I am sifting. 
 garbling; \).jaia..t/ed. 
 
 Jdbo.fhkaion, {nin). I sill it ; p 
 jaia.. tod. 
 
 i'i 
 
 t 
 
asrithrou};li 
 
 JAG 
 
 — n;:^ 
 
 JAG 
 
 h'lhnsijfnii. I'lirjrc, piiri^in;^ ine- 
 
 iliciiif, pnr;r!itivp. 
 ii'dntHHe, {nin). I j.'i» (ir tall 
 
 fhroil^ll f. {\i,',]).Joi(t .Imssdl, 
 .li'ihnssf, or-mn(f(i>l. It tiiils, or 
 
 '•lidi'H, tlir(»ii>;li H. til.; p. Jain- 
 
 liosHCij, or- iiiaijnli. 
 hUioswd, (itiii). I ;j;ivt' liini a 
 
 niirjiiii;^ tiHMliciiit', 1 ))urf;e 
 
 liiiii; \).Jui..UHi(l ; im\t. Juho.s- 
 
 I'ihii'uhaniluii, {iiiii). I )*i'v 
 
 tlirf)u;^li it; J search it ; p. 
 
 Jiiid .(till/. — Dcbtniniiimnff o 
 
 jakwahtnuhumn Icidchiniiiii ; 
 
 tlieLdpI (scarolics our hoarls, 
 
 (lie set's tlirf)ii;^li thcin.) 
 Jilhirahawe, {nin). I am (Jrencli- 
 
 I'd all tlirou<rli, to the skin, 
 
 (ill a heavy rain ;) \\. jaia.wed. 
 Ji'ihiriihawe, or-nuv/ttd. It is 
 
 (Ircnclicd thron<rh, all wet ; p. 
 
 jiiia..vie(i, ov'inn;/aL-. 
 .laliinijitjairitr/iii/an. A filteriiif: 
 
 vessel, colander, strainer ; pl.- 
 
 ««. 
 Jlhirdjiifawifna, {nin). I ptrain 
 
 it ; p. jai(i..iod. 
 iahwdknstiidon, {nin). S. JdJin- 
 
 (/(indinan. 
 .liViirfna()(/on, {nin). It pierces 
 
 Eii^rlish roli>.'i«>ii; p. i(titi..nd. 
 ,ld<f(inds/ii-finaniieirin. llie EnjJ- 
 
 lish reli)ni)»n. 
 ,ld</iindn/ii/cin\ English woman ; 
 
 Irish wunian ; pi-'/- 
 .Idjdndxhiku'vns. An En<.'liHli 
 
 or Irish ;rirl ; pl.-ff.'/. 
 .hh/duds/iini, {nin). I Hpeal 
 
 IK 
 
 Eiii.'lish ; ]).Jdia..nind. 
 
 me through ; \\.Jnid..r/t)d. 
 
 'indwd, {lii, 
 throu;»h, I perforate him ; p. 
 
 j)ass or fall 
 ; I escape ; p. 
 
 J(lhwendwd,{jiin). I pierce him 
 )rate hiii 
 
 J<tid..wad ; wuv). Jahwend 
 .lilhiri, {nin). i 
 
 through H. th. 
 
 jdiahwid. 
 Jnhwia, {nin). I escape from 
 
 him ; \).Jdi..ad. 
 .Idhiriiiri', {nin). S. Jahwi. 
 .h'Kidndnh. Eiiglisliman, Irish 
 
 man ; pi .-«//. 
 Jdfiand.'iki-anamia, (nin). I pray 
 
 English, that is, I profess the 
 
 ,ldi/<ind.s/iiin(twin. The Unglish 
 
 ^angiiajre. 
 .Idi/dnds/iiu'dJxi. England, Great 
 
 Britain anil Ireland. 
 .Idi/d.slii, (nin). I sloop (goini; 
 throiiirh a low door, etc.); p. 
 Jeij .id. 
 .Idkdnklxid, {nin). I make him 
 
 stoop; |) ji'ij..dd. 
 .Idi/tt.'t/iLintin. A kind of flat 
 
 raspherry ; ])\.-(i<j. 
 .Id<jd,inkifd, {nin). I incline my- 
 self, r how down ; p. Je;f.,(ad. 
 ,ld(J(islikHdn, {nin). I how down, 
 or incline myself, hefore it, I 
 salute it ; ]). Jef/.-dn;/. 
 ,ht!jn.tJihildnvi,{nin). I how down 
 hefore him, I salute him ; p. 
 J('(/..irnd. 
 .hi(/dWd, or-via{/dd. It is ohlong, 
 longer than wide; p. jdidf/U' 
 war/, or-mdtfdk. 
 ,ld!/awahi(ji.<ii.\t is ohlong,(stnfl"); 
 
 p jdia.Kid. 
 .Jai/mcahiffi.si 7idho<ji.'{.'id</. The 
 hoard is ohlong, longer than 
 wide ; p.j(iia...sid. 
 Jaf/nwabikad. It is oblong, 
 
 (metal ;) p. jaia..kak. 
 Jai/dwdbikisi. It is ohlong, 
 
 (metal ;) Y).jaia..sid. 
 .Jaf/awa(finnde miniss. The is- 
 land 18 oblong; Tp.jaia..deg. 
 Jagawamika, ov-magad. There 
 is a lono; shallow place in the 
 lake, wliere the waves break, 
 
 tr 
 
 i 
 
 I '. 
 
 ' I' 
 
 I I 
 
 rn 
 

 ii. 
 
 JAG 
 
 104 — 
 
 JAI 
 
 (!•'. il y .'. rue l)attur(' loii.iiuc;' 
 p. JaiUfkag, ov-muf/ah- 
 Jdi/Ctoafoii, {iiin). i ui'ikc it 
 
 (il)loiiji- ; Ii. Jain. .foil, 
 Juf/nioei/ad. It is ohloim', (inl!;^ 
 
 \)- Jaia..</(il\ 
 J(i(innnil. Widow , widowtM* ; p!.- 
 
 ,////. — Jdf/dKHil iiiini, \vii|.>\\ 01'. 
 
 .Icr/dwid ikwc, witluw. 
 Jdf/dwii/ad. It is obloii,;;', (wood ;) 
 
 1). r/did..(/d/i\ 
 ,ld(j(twik(iddii, {iiiii). 1 cut it 
 
 oblong, with a knife; \).jii/ii.. 
 
 diiij. 
 Jdi/dirikodnwa, (nui). I cut -oiiic 
 
 olijcct olilonu'. with il Iviiitc; 
 
 \).Jdi.a..wad. 
 .Idj/divi.s.'iHoii, {ilia). S. .Uiijanvi 
 
 /nil: 
 Jdi/i(/diiilii'dii. Tlu' ice (jii a lake 
 
 or river breaks off, so that tlie 
 
 water ajjpears again ; p. Jnid.. 
 
 aiijf. 
 .Idf/odee, {iiin). I am a coward, 
 
 a poltroon, I am timid, timor- 
 ous, fearful, jiusilianiinous ; 
 
 p. jdM..cd. 
 Jdi/ddciiwiii. Cowardice, timid- 
 ity, pusillaninnty. 
 •IdtjodJ, adv. In spite of.... ; 
 
 aji'ainst the will ; (F. mal^-rc.) 
 Ja</odJia. {i.iii). I overco'ne liim, 
 
 vanquish luiu ; p. jai'.i..dd. 
 Jj.(jodjiiwc, {nin). I am victori- 
 ous, I vanquish, surpas.;, ov t- 
 
 come ; \).jaia..wed. 
 .hiyodjiiwe, ov-md(/ad. Jt nver- 
 
 come-s, it is victorious : ]>. 
 
 jdid..irc<j, or-)iia(/dk. 
 .Idi/odjiioii, {iilii]. I overcome 
 
 it, I vatufuish it; ]>. Jala. And: 
 Jdijos, (nin). lam iiabby, weak ; 
 
 p. jaiuynsid. 
 Jayosdma, (nin). I vanipiish or 
 
 overcome him in disputinjjj, ar- 
 
 ^r.in;|, pleadini;; ]).Jaid..iiiinl. 
 ,ldi/fis(iiii/c, (nin). I sur})ass ur 
 
 overcome in disi)>itinii', ar:;ii- 
 
 \i\<X, etc. ; p. jiii(i..ii'''d: 
 .ld(/iradd'(. Ft i- weak ; ]>. Jala.. 
 
 'dak. 
 
 I 
 
 am weul 
 
 I, 
 
 .IdijWddi.'i, (niii). 
 \). j(iia..t<id. 
 
 .kii/irai/diiii. It is weak, (liiiuid ; 
 p. jaid..wi(/. — .ld(/wdi/dini ani- 
 his/idhn in'Uiikircidini : Ihvliu 
 we are Irinkinii; is weak. 
 
 .id(/wendaii, {niii\. I think it is 
 weak ; \>. Jdi(i..dii(/. 
 
 .Jdi/ircniin, {nin}. I dare nni. [ 
 fear, I iiave not the courn ;■■ 
 to .say or do s. th.; p. Jdln,. 
 
 Viud, 
 
 .hii/iveiiiiiid, iiiin). I think he is 
 weak, (not stout and strong ;i 
 \).jdia..inr'.d. 
 
 .Jdifwcniniod, {nin). I discourai.'t 
 him, I make him tear ; \).J<nii 
 ..ad ; h\\\).jd'/ir<'iiiiii(i. 
 
 Jdtjwcn.imolatjd.'i, [nin). \ ask 
 excuse for not I)eii><i' able to 
 do s. th., or, tliat I don't dare 
 say or do .=?. t!i. ; j). jaid..sii}. 
 
 Jni/ircnindi.'i, iniii). I tear my- 
 self. I n'.i ai'raid of my lnul 
 disposition ; \). Jaid.i-:od. 
 
 Jd</niit(>n, (liiii). I weaken il ; 
 l).J(da.Jod. 
 
 Jdi/iiu'io, [iiiiVi. lam wealv-,(iioi 
 stor.t and sii'OU'j; ;) ]). Jiii'i. 
 irid. 
 
 Jdywiwlmdiiad. It is weak, im- 
 potent ; ]}.j(iid..(/dk. 
 
 .Ididf/ddeed. Coward, jjoltronn; 
 
 1>1 •:/'>/• 
 .laidir, o,dv. ()/. S, Ciruidk. 
 .Idiair-inudi.'^iwin. Of. S. (I'lrain- 
 
 kdhiinddixiiriii . 
 .Ididw niml inddis. 01. S. Girti- 
 
 iak nin itiniad's. 
 
 i 
 
lAK 
 
 — 105 
 
 JAN 
 
 Jai(;*>v Jajaic, adv. Ot.S.Mi'wya. 
 
 Jiii'/ifd, or Jak'fjwa, adv. Alrea- 
 dy. 
 
 Jiiidl/oshkaii, (/(/«). I crush it 
 witli my I'uot or body ; p. Jaia 
 ..(I III/. 
 
 lijaijonhktnra, iitiii). 1 cnisli 
 sniiic (ilijt'Ct Avitli my toot or 
 I "Illy ; \).Jaia..ir(t((. 
 
 .'■ij(isli((<i(i(iini, {iiiin. r walk 
 with my toes turned oiitsidt' ; 
 
 Jiiiiiircii<lJii/(\ (iiiit),f'irtj. I jirac- 
 
 tisi' charity, I do ol'len works 
 
 (it'eharity, I give alms, I am 
 
 iiciieMcoiit ; ])■ jcj. ;/<'<! . 
 J(ij<iireii(IJi;/ciriii. Hal I'lialcliii- 
 
 rity. alms-tiiviiig, beneticeiicc. 
 .iiijinrcniiidiiiiiii, [iiiii), J'rcij. S. 
 
 ,linrntiii(li>iiiii. 
 ■hij'iliniiaiii, {lu'ii). I lircathe \>y 
 
 \n\\<s iiitervaks, with long 
 
 [laiise.s ; \). jrj..tn(>d. 
 .liiiil)iin'(i.ssaL-(ccia, ov-iiiaijdd. A 
 
 clearing, or clear jilace, is seen 
 
 iliroiigh tlie woods ; |i. Jij..ia(j, 
 
 >iv-iii<i(/ak. 
 ■Iiijiln-iiddiii, [uin). 1 am patient 
 
 :it work, persevering; p. Jrj.. 
 
 nil;/. 
 ■Iiijiliciiddinmriii. Patience, pcr- 
 
 f^cveruncc. 
 ■hijiliihuii, {nin]. Twill not li,-t- 
 
 rii ur oliey ; y. '/i'i..iiiiij. 
 ■l(iL-iii/(iit(((i(i. The fsnow is soft 
 
 ur watery, (from thaw wea- 
 
 tiier;) \).JeL yen/. 
 ■liiL-(ii)i, (ni It) or. ^ A-Kkkaiii. Inut 
 
 in my mouth something eat- 
 
 alik' ; J), jekamud. 
 ■kkainiiii, [nin). I put it in my 
 
 inouth to eat it; p. Jckaniod. 
 
 ~N>a JukdviDii H"//«.s'.s', J put 
 
 iiicat in my mouth to eat it. 
 Jak(nnoiu(ii, (nin). I jiut some 
 
 ol>). in my month to cat it ; p. 
 jvkaiiiod. (\ . C(jnj.) — Ihikinji- 
 (/an nin jukaninitdn, I put 
 l)rea(l in my mouth to oat it. 
 
 ,l(fkdino»(i, {nin). I jnit s. tli. 
 eataijie in his mouth; p. ,/''/.-.. 
 nail. An<(nulifs(dainn), he re- 
 ceives the ho'v communion. 
 
 Jakijio, or-nnn/ad. Soft watei-y 
 snow is tailing; \\. jain. .<>[/, or- 
 nxii/dk. 
 
 ■Idii;/, ahridged from jamjasuwi, 
 nine. 
 
 .](iiiij((s.s!niidann. Ninety. 
 
 .luni/d.sNiniidandk. Ninety hun- 
 dred, mine thousand.) 
 
 Jan</((.s-iiiniidan(tko.siniiii, hiin ). 
 We arenine thousand in num- 
 I er ; ]). Jaia...sidji(/. 
 
 .luni/ii.'i.finiidanaku'adon. There 
 are nine thousand. 
 
 ■/((in/d.shirniildiKtn'cniiii, {niiij.'W'c 
 
 are iiiiietv ui nunuier 
 
 l^.jdiii 
 Tlicio 
 
 ..iridji>/. 
 .Jani/O'Siniidundircu'uu 
 aic ninety objects. 
 
 .ldiiij(i.--.-<i>, num. nine, (before 
 ."^ulistantives ilenoting .mka- 
 siitK of time oi' of other 
 tiiing.s.i 
 
 ,i'an</a.s.'iiren'an. — Nijobidunan, 
 etc., always changing in Eng- 
 lish, iiro into nine; as: Nijo- 
 (lani'nindjftwici- (or two time.<) 
 a handful. Janya.s.'idbancnindj, 
 nine times a handful. — Nijo- 
 bidonan, {nin). J tie two toge- 
 ther. .Idni/as.soliiddnan, {nin). 
 I li>' nine together. Ni/'dbina, 
 {nin). 1 caught two Ikshes ;an(.i 
 so on respectively. 
 
 .I<tn;/d.s.'iivi. Nine. 
 
 Janijalchimin, {nin). ^Ve are 
 nine ; p. jani/atrhiwinj. 
 
 \y 
 
 ' 
 
 V : ' . 
 
 .1 -A 
 
I! 
 
 IT"* 
 
 JAS 
 
 166 — 
 
 JAS 
 
 M 
 
 i I \;i 
 
 .-■' ^ r 
 
 Jaiif/atchinf/. Nino tii)ies ; tlie 
 
 iiiiith tiiiio. 
 ■lanyutcliinn mida.sHwdlc. Nine 
 
 tliousuml. 
 .lain/dlchiiioH. There are nine 
 
 ubj. 
 .laiKjendj'Kjcd. Uo that hates, 
 
 an enemy, fiend ; j)!. -//.'/. 
 .huuiioilalic. Mink ; (C.lbutreau ;) 
 
 \}\.-VH((J. 
 
 .laiKnccskenn. A voun*' mink ; 
 
 ]A.-ay. 
 Jualialnoahiiiimifwh, ov-nnujad, 
 
 freq. 1 1 i s t \v i s ted to<!;e t h e r o f 
 
 several threads ; p. Jaia..de(/, 
 
 OT-magak. 
 J afihabwabiginii/an . Cord, stri;.^ 
 
 or line of several threai Is ; \:]'.'~ 
 
 an. 
 Jus/uibii'nbi(/iiiii/e, (niu). I twist 
 
 several threads to^etiier in 
 
 one string or cord ; p. Jdia.. 
 
 (jed. 
 J.i.s/i'j(/a,s/ikadchomnn. A kind 
 
 ofcrooked knife; \)\.-(iii. 
 JatihdyawatilikogissL A kind of 
 
 green frog ; pl.-y. 
 .latihagL Storch ; \)].-v'(ig. 
 Jashagidjanc, {niii). My nose 
 
 is turned up; (F. j'aile nez 
 
 retrousse ;) Y>.jaia..ii('d. 
 Jdnhaginigade, («/»). lam I)are- 
 
 legged, I have no leggings on ; 
 
 p. Jaia..ded. 
 J(h/idginindibe,{nin). lam hare- 
 headed; }).Jaia. bed. 
 
 J i.sJidgininike, {iiin). I am l)are- 
 armed, my arms are nuked; 
 \).jaia..ked. 
 
 j.hhdgimnindji, {uiii). I have 
 hare hands, 1 haveni) mittens 
 nor gloves on ; \).jai<(..djid. 
 
 Jdxh(1gini)iide, {iiiii.). I ant haro- 
 foot ; \).jaki..dcd. 
 
 JuHhaqita, {nin). I am hem 
 haclcwards ; \).jaia..iad. 
 
 .Idshdgddjaaoiliin, {nin). I hint 
 or l)ruise my nose by fallinLr; 
 \).jaia..iiig. 
 
 .Idshdgondihewa, {nin). I crush 
 (ir liruise his head; p. juia.. 
 w(ul ; iMip.j'a.dibe. 
 
 Jn.slingonindjigunandis, [niu). I 
 hurt or bruise my finger o/ 
 hand, (striking vvith a Juini- 
 mer, etc.) ; ]).j'(tia...sod. 
 
 Jd.s/ifigonindji.s/iico.s, (nin). M\ 
 hand (or tingcr) is wounded lir 
 liruised liy s. th. that fell u]hhi 
 it, or 8. til. that catches niv 
 hand or linger; \).Jnin...s(td. ' 
 
 J.i.<hdg(niliko.s,[nin). I amcriisji- 
 ed, hurt or bruised b}' s. lii. 
 liiat fell upon me ; ]> Jiiiu. 
 .^<id. 
 
 .Id.s/i(ig<i.s/iki),s(ni'in. Bruise; (F. 
 meurtrissvire.) 
 
 .In.s/i(ig<).side.'</ik().s, {nin) My f(i<it 
 is bruised by s. tii. that Icll 
 ui)on it ; \>.j(tiu...s()d. 
 
 .ldsliiigwabcwi.'<,{nin). lam einii- 
 cia'.ed, I have nothing but the 
 skin and the bones ; (F. jo 
 snis decharne ;) \).jai(i..tsid. 
 
 .b}.s/uigwnni(i, {nin). 1 clicw 
 .'■ome obj.; \>.j(ti(t..viad.—As- 
 scnia ninjanliagicania, I chew- 
 tobacco. 
 
 Jdshagioaniigiwc, {nin). 1 iim 
 chewing pitcli ; p. ,jaia..wcd. 
 
 JaHlmgwandan, [nin,, {JcLshagnii. 
 dnn.) I chew it ; j). Jaia. amj. 
 
 ,ld.s/ingwnndjig(in. Some object 
 that is chewed, a.s pigi"', 
 l)itch ; or ((.■^.scnut, tobacco, 
 (piid. — PI. jdshagwandjignn- 
 
 Jdshagwandjigc{nin),{jashugvii- 
 
w 
 
 JAW 
 
 — 1G7 
 
 JAW 
 
 (IJiffe.) I chew, I rnininato ; 
 \).jaia..f/cd. 
 
 J(islt(iwaba.s/ii ihUmj. Tlic tree 
 lic'iids l)y the wind ; \\}tiia..vh 
 
 hhhdwahinfte, ur-via</(i<h It 
 lii'iitls; Y). jaia..se<i, ov-maqak. 
 
 Jils/iawamhinKi. Swallow, (hird;) 
 \)\.-H'(i;/. 
 
 .Iihlidirein, or-moj/aiL It i^ 
 .<(|iiare ; \i.jaia.ia(i,ov-itiaiiak. 
 
 Jiislii Ill/a. Til is word cannot be 
 irivi'ii in Enj^Iish with a or- 
 n'SIHindinjj; word. It iinplic^ 
 if'inoach and disupproliation. 
 — (I'i ija }ia kishinid (iiKimieun- 
 (jiiiiiiifoii;/ (/i-(maiiiic(/ijit/ak ? 
 — .Id.shhij/d fii-ij<i. Did tiiy 
 lirother go to church last Sun- 
 day ? O no ! he i.« very far 
 Iroin goin;; there. Ahi iia hi 
 iridh/rhuv/an 'f — .htxiiuiijtl ta- 
 (ihi. Is thy husband at home ? 
 —One! he is almost never 
 lit home. 
 
 .l<'i!fliiii</niii(/wciiJis, {lu'ii). I 
 liniise my face; \).JaHi...i(id. 
 
 .I(hhintfwiiiijiri''ir<i, {iiiii). I 
 liniise his face; \). Juki. .wad ; 
 \\\\\).ja-(ju'(''. 
 
 .lairdi/iiKt, {iiiii). 1 bend a young 
 tree or a rod growing ; ^.Jewa- 
 ijnmd. 
 
 Jawih/inan, (niii). I l)0 it it, 
 (wood, standing; p. jeicaiu/. 
 
 ■Ii'niuni. South ; jdwiinong, m 
 the south, to the south, from 
 tlie south. 
 
 JihriiiKKiinnif {animikitj). It 
 tiiunders in the south. 
 
 ■hhvanakwad. The clouiis come 
 from the south ; ]). J(iia..i(uik. 
 
 ■hontiu'l'incihi. South-bird, bird 
 <;uniing from the south; pl.- 
 
 ■Ii'licanibiim, Tho rain comes 
 
 from the south; p. Jaid-stuj. 
 
 .laivaninodiii. South wind. 
 
 .Idwaniiiodin. The wind comes 
 from the south ; ]). J<ii<i..iii(/. 
 
 Jdw(inoii(/ iiuk((kcia. Toward.s 
 the south. 
 
 .I(iir<iiid(i(/fis, {nil)). I am happy, 
 lam lucky, prosijcrous, tbrtu- 
 nate ; also, I take Holy Com- 
 uiunion ; \). jcic.sid. 
 
 .I(nrnid(i</(isiu'iii. Hai)piness, 
 good luck, prosperity, clianci', 
 also. Holy Communion. 
 
 .hiu't'ndumhlcc, {nin). I have a 
 charitable heart; \\j<'U'..cd. 
 
 Jawendnmidee. Charitable dis- 
 position of mind, heart-felt 
 charity. 
 
 Jawcnddmit/anawahama, {iiin). I 
 look ui)On him with mercy ; 
 p. Jew.. mad. 
 
 Jawcadai)iiU((jnn, {nin). I make 
 a sp och, a petition or a 
 prayer, in order to e.xcite itity 
 and mercy upon uie ; p. jew., 
 .fid. 
 
 .Jawnidaiiiitawa, {nin). I hear 
 him with pity and mercy, I 
 grant his })etition having pity 
 on him ; p. Jew.Arad. 
 
 Jawenddn, {nin). I liave pity on 
 it, I do charity to it, I benefit 
 it ; p. jcwcndang. — WcAhipi- 
 namj anamicwin o jawcndan 
 wiiaw ; he that takes religion, 
 does charity to himself, (to 
 his body, that is, to his own 
 person.) 
 
 Jairendji(/c, {nin). I have juercy 
 or pity, I practise charity, I 
 liestow a benefit; j>. jcw..(i((l. 
 
 Jawi'ndjii/cwin. Mercy, l)ity, 
 charity, compassion, benefi- 
 cence, l;euefit, grace, divine 
 grace. 
 
 'i i 
 
 :/ 
 
 ' i 
 
 i i 
 
 ■i i 
 
•IE J 
 
 l(l.s — 
 
 JIB 
 
 Jdwibiima, (nin). T liavo mercy 
 
 ;>i' pity on liiiii, I do him cliur- 
 
 ity, r lioiiflit liini, \ liJivcMX)ni- 
 
 puHnion with him ip./cu'. mad. 
 Jawnu'ii'lift, [nin). J huvo i)ity 
 
 Oil my.-i'lf, I iii'iiclit myselt'"^; 
 
 \).J('ic..S(i'!. 
 .lc;/o/dnJcna, {nin). 1 ;)iit .^oiiie 
 
 ohj. in thclirt'; ]>. iiiin/..nad. 
 Ji''i/i>/iinjen(iii, {ii/'n). I jmt it in 
 
 the lire ; \).jai'..iinti. 
 Jrf/ojia, {nin). 1 j.ul, or (iirust 
 
 it in ; p. jaiL.uit. 
 Jc'i/ona)!, (nin). J pnt oi' tlirupt 
 
 it in ; \).Jiiie..(ini/. 
 J(';/onindJiclJin, [nin]. 1 thrust 
 
 a uplinter in my liand, (not 
 
 purposely ;) p. Jaid.int/. 
 ./('■i/o.s/i/ainjiiljin, (nin). Itlirust 
 
 a splinter under my nail, (ac- 
 
 eidentally ;) y>. J<ii(''iJ..in<j. 
 Ji'ijoaidedjin, (nin). I thrust a 
 
 splinter in n)y t'oot, (unjnir- 
 
 posely ;) \).jai6.in(j. 
 Jri/o.'i.'iaijwedjin, [nin]. I tlirust 
 
 a thorn in some part ol' my 
 
 body ; y. Jaii'.Jni/. 
 Jci/wakosidcssc, (nin). I put my 
 
 foot in an openinjr, my loot 
 
 slide in ; \).jaiv...s(id. 
 Jeiakoaamawa, (nin). I open it 
 
 to him ; \).jaieiak..wad. 
 Jciakossi)i, It is opened, there 
 
 is an o])ening; ^.jaiciako.ssinj. 
 Jciakossilon, {n.in). I leave it 
 
 open ; ^ make an opening ; p. 
 
 jaiciakos.siiud. 
 
 Jrjawi(/adcsJtka, (nin). My feet 
 and legs beeome lle.\il>le and 
 warm again ; (F. mes jambes 
 se degourdissent ;) p. JaieJ,, 
 lead. 
 
 Ji'jdirinlikd, in/n). J beeome 
 llexible and warm again ; (F. 
 
 je me degourdis;) \). JwjIJ.. 
 
 had. 
 Jejdkwnani, (nin). I go to thi' 
 
 woods on a (rail; p. Jairk.. 
 
 any. 
 .Icsii.'i Kri.sf. Jesus Christ. 
 ,/e.svrv od andjimujosiwin. The 
 
 Trans(igurati(.)n oi" Je-ij.s 
 
 C.irist. 
 .A.^s•;^v od ijinikdsuwin. The Naiiu' 
 
 of Jesus. 
 •Icsiis n Idkinoamaijandn. A di.-- 
 
 ciple (or the discipk"^) of ,]i- 
 
 siis Christ, an Apostle, ortlp' 
 
 Apostles. 
 Jcwahikaan hiicObik, (nin . 1 
 
 make souml a i)iece ol' \vi i ; 
 
 \t. jaicwid>ik(faii(j. 
 .lihc, in eomposiiions, signilic- 
 
 f/troni/// s. th. ; dvyabla, pvr- 
 
 .scrcfin;/. 'Examples in somi' 
 
 of the tiillowing wonls.) 
 .liha, OY-nuKjad. There is a hole, 
 
 a gap ; \).Jaba(j, oY-ma;/ak. 
 Jib<dti(/ibidijn, (nin). I extoml, 
 
 "ti'etch, expand it, by pulling; 
 
 \).J<d)..d()d. 
 Jilxdjiijibina, inin). 1 extend or 
 
 stretch out some olij. by pull- 
 ing; \). Jab. .nab. 
 .libabiki.ssin. It is dnrali'e. 
 
 (Some obj. of metal ;) p. Jah.. 
 
 in;/. 
 .Jib(d)islik(i, ur-nia<jad. It c.n- 
 
 tends, itexjKUids ; p. Jab..k(i;/, 
 
 or-nuu/ak. 
 .libadddn, {nin). I expand it ; 
 
 \\.jab..anij. 
 .libadawa, {nin). I expand sonic 
 
 obj ijoniia, silver ;) p. JaL. 
 
 wad; u\\\).jibad(7. 
 ■libadj, {nin). I can endure 
 
 mueii cold; p.jibadjid. 
 •libaiabania, (nin). I see liim (or 
 
 look at liim) througli a teles- 
 
1 
 
 JIB 
 
 IG'J 
 
 JIIJ 
 
 Jihi/Jij/uii, (nh 
 t^tiibbed tlirc 
 
 cope, (a pernoii, or any other 
 olijoct;) p. jab. .mad. 
 
 Jilxiiahandan, («/»). I see it (or 
 look at it) tliruugli a telescope 
 or spy-giass ; \).Jah..aaij. 
 
 Jlbaiabandjiaan. Si)y -glass, te- 
 lescope; pi. -an. 
 
 .I'thaiixhahdjiyc, (nin). I am look- 
 ing through a 8])y-glasrf ; p. 
 Jal)..;/ed. 
 
 Jihaii, adv. Through. 
 
 m). I am pierced, 
 rough ; p. J ah.. nod. 
 
 Jiliaii. It is tough ; (F. c'est 
 curiacc;) p.jabauf/. 
 
 ■libuiiabawc, {iii)t). I can be a 
 king time under water, T am 
 ii good diver; Y>.jab..ioed. 
 
 JilHiiiani, {nin). lean be a long 
 time without breathing, with- 
 out taking re.spiration ; i).jab 
 ..mod. 
 
 Jibundmos, (nin). I can endure 
 much smoke; y). Jab. ..sod. 
 
 ■libanandam, {nin). I can en- 
 dure much starving, I can be 
 a long time without eating; 
 \).Jab..anf/. 
 
 Jibaiiikej if/as, {nin). I have a 
 pierced arm, my arm is pier- 
 ced through ; i).Jab...sod. 
 
 Jibanindjijiyas, (ni)i]. My hand 
 i pierceJ through ; p. 
 udd. 
 
 Hb((iii.sideji(/as, {nin). My 
 is pierced through ; p. 
 
 S(I<1. 
 
 ■libdtif/. Passage or channel for 
 Ciiiioes or boats, between is- 
 lands ; pl.-ovt. 
 
 Hbawd.s.sc, ov-mayad. S. ,liba- 
 waic. 
 
 Jibuwa.sseiyad. It is thin, trans- 
 ])areiit, (gauze or other stufi"; 
 i^tiitt';) \). Jab.. yak. 
 I'ART n. 
 
 Jab. . 
 
 foot 
 Jab.. 
 
 Jibawassciyin. An\' transpa- 
 rent stult'or texture, as gauze, 
 etc. ; pl.-o/t. 
 
 Jibaioasso. It is trarsparent, 
 (stuff;) \). Jab. .sod. 
 
 Jibawaic, or-niayad. It is trans- 
 parent, thin, (stuff;) p. Jab.. 
 Icy, oY-niayak. 
 
 Jibcla, ov-mayad. It is clear (in 
 the woods,) there i.s no brusii- 
 wood, no underwood; ]». Ja- 
 beiay, or-mayak. 
 
 Jihendam, (nin). S. .lajibcndam. 
 
 Jibendamoioin. S. .lajibendamo- 
 irin. 
 
 Jibi, inin). I stretch myself; 
 p. Jab id. 
 
 Jibidenaniwen, [nin\. I show the 
 tongue ; (F. je tire la langue ;) 
 \).J(d)..nid. 
 
 Jibiyaden, (nin). 1 stretch out 
 my leg or legs; \). Jab..nid. 
 
 .libiyika, {nin\. I am always 
 yet vigorous in my old age; 
 \) Jab..kad. 
 
 Jibiyis.sin. It is durable, (wood;) 
 \).Jab..iny. 
 
 Jibinawi.s, (nin). I am hardy, 
 my bodily constitution is dur- 
 able ; )). Jab..!iid. 
 
 Jibinyicas/i, { nin ). I sleep softly, 
 I am easy to be awakened ; p. 
 Jab.. id, 
 
 .libinikeyodjin. {nin). My arm 
 is stretched ami hanging 
 down ; \). Jab. .in;/. 
 
 .libiniken, {nin). I stretch out 
 my arm ; p.Jab.nid. 
 
 .libinikefawa, {nin). I stretch 
 my arm out towards him; p. 
 J((b..irad. 
 
 .libinindjin, {nin). I stretcli out 
 my liand, or my finger ; p. 
 Jab..nid. 
 
 Jibishin, {nin). I am Iving 
 
 12 
 
 \ 
 
 \i\ 
 
 1 ! 
 
 I.^l 
 
 r 
 
 ) 
 
 I 
 
 / 
 
 / I 
 
 ^V 
 
 lil. 
 
 lit 
 
 
 I I 
 
 i\ 
 
 t 
 
1! 7^^ 
 
 ■r 
 
 .JIG 
 
 170 - 
 
 JIG 
 
 Btretchcd out ; ij. jabishim/. 
 
 Jibisi, It is touji^li ; p. jdbisid. 
 — .libitii icawashkesiii ; the 
 deer ia tough, (the deer-meat.) 
 
 Jlbisxin. Itistougli; it is dur- 
 able; Y).'iabissin(/. 
 
 Jibitaivat/ebina, {nin). I jaill 
 his ear ; p.jab..nad. 
 
 Jiga. Widower, widow ; pi.-,'/. 
 
 Jigaagami. Ilia thin, (li(iui(i ;) 
 \>.jag..mig. 
 
 Jigaukwa, ov-magad, or, jigaak- 
 toeia, ov-magad. The wood or 
 forest is clear, light-timbered ; 
 p. jag. .ag, or-viagak: 
 
 Jigaamiton, (iiin). I make it 
 thin, (liquid ;) ji. jag..tod. 
 
 Jigaddnagidon, {nin). I am tired 
 of telling tlie same tiling so 
 often; \>.jcg..ong. 
 
 Jigadmdam, {nin). I am disgust- 
 ed or tired of s. tli. ; p. Jeg.. 
 ang. 
 
 Jigadcndanwivin. Disgust, wea- 
 riness. 
 
 Jigadenddn, {nin). I am disgust- 
 ed with it, tired of it ; p. jeg.. 
 ang, 
 
 Jigadenima, (nin). I am dis- 
 gusted with hiu), tired of him; 
 p. jeg..mad. 
 
 Jigddjibia, {nin). I am disgust- 
 ed, or tired, of waiting for 
 liim ; I), jeg.. ad. 
 
 Jigddjibiige, {nin)' I am tired of 
 writing; ^}.jeg..ged. 
 
 Jigddosse, {iiin), I am tired and 
 disgusted of walking (so long 
 or so much ;) p. jeg. .S'ld. 
 
 Jigdgawanj. Garlic ; (F. ail ; pi. 
 -ig. — Kitchijigagawanj, onion. 
 
 Jigdgawanj meshkossiwid. Pot- 
 herb. 
 
 Jigaw, {nin). I am a widower ; 
 
 I am a widow ; f.iagawid. 
 Jigaiviwin. Widowhood. 
 Jigindwhis. Worm, (on or in tlic 
 
 ground ;) ph-ag. (Mossc, woriu 
 
 111 the wood. Ogejagim, worm 
 
 ill the belly.) 
 Jiginaivdni, [nin). I pies in the 
 
 bed during sleep; p. jeg.AUKj. 
 Jigiwin. Urine-bladder; pl.-o/(. 
 
 — There is always a poseessivr 
 
 pronoun connected with tlii.s 
 
 word ; Nin jigiwin, ki jigiwin, 
 
 gigiwin ; my, thy, his blail- 
 
 der. 
 Jigiwinabo. Urine. 
 Jigiwinagan, Piss-pot, night- 
 
 pot; pl.-a/i. 
 Jigibodjigan. Slab of a log saw i, 
 
 into boards • pl.-ar/. 
 Jigoshigan. The carcass of iiu 
 
 animal; pl.-an. 
 Jigoshin omapijiki, etc., here is 
 
 the carcase of an ox, etc. ; p. 
 
 jegashing. 
 Jigoshkadjigan. Husk of corn 
 
 or wheat ground ; pl.-ag. 
 Jigoshtigivaneshka, {nin). I 
 
 crueh his head ; Tp.jeg.-kad. 
 Jigosi gigo. Tlie tish is sott, 
 
 (too tender;) p.jegosid. 
 Jigosse, ov-magad. There arc 
 
 dregs ; p. jagosseg, ov-magak. 
 Jigota ginebig. The ser])eiii 
 
 moults, he changes his sk'in ; 
 
 T^.jagotad, 
 Jigwa, adv. S. Jaigwa. 
 Jigivakados, {nin). 1 have the 
 
 consumption, I am hectic; p. 
 
 jag. .sod. 
 Jigwameq. Stockfish ; \A.-im'j 
 Jigwandbik. Grindstone; houe; 
 
 V^.-og. 
 Jigwande min. The whortle- 
 berry (bilberry) is very ripe; 
 
 \:).jeg..deg. 
 
 mm 
 
LU(<. 
 
 ■ 111 ilie 
 , worm 
 , Avonn 
 
 H in till' 
 ef/. . «",'/• 
 
 ith tliis 
 jvjiiciih 
 lis blad- 
 
 ., nijrlit- 
 log sawn 
 
 ISS of !UI 
 
 c, etc. ; !)• 
 k of corn 
 
 {nin). I 
 jeg..JM(f- 
 h is soft, 
 sid. 
 
 Llierc aro 
 ox-magat 
 e eci'iient 
 his skin; 
 
 have the 
 hectic; p. 
 
 ; ph-iOO!/ 
 
 )ue; lionc; 
 
 |e wliortle- 
 very vi^i 
 
 JIJ 
 
 Jil/wanso miskwimin. The rasp- 
 berry is very ripe: p.je(/.nod. 
 .iii/wapinyivane. The upper 
 
 white part of aahcs.—Jiywa- 
 
 pingwaneng nin apitcndayo.i ; 
 
 1 uin but ashes. 
 Jigw^iabama, {nin). I aim at 
 
 liitn, (with a guuj etc.) j p. 
 
 jcg..mad. 
 .ligweiabandan, [nin). I aim at 
 
 it, (with a gun, etc.;) p.jcg.. 
 
 ang. 
 Jigwoiabandjige, {nin). I aim 
 
 at; p.jeg..ged. 
 Jijibansagisoioag nabagismgog. 
 
 The boards shrink drying ; p. 
 
 jeJ..so(^iig. 
 Jijubian, {nin). I rub it with s. 
 
 th. ; I rub s. tli. on it ;I paint 
 
 it over ; p.jy-.ang. 
 Jljobiigan. Salve, or any thing 
 
 tliat is rubbed on s. th. ; also, 
 
 paint ; pl.-au. 
 .lijobiige, (nin). I am rubbin<; 
 
 8. th. with 8. th. ; p. JeJ..ged. 
 Jijobiwa, {nin). 1 rub him with 
 
 8. th., with a salve, etc. ; p. 
 
 jej.-wad ; imp. jijobi. 
 Jijudakwaatn, {nin). I walk on 
 
 the border of a forest; p.Jej.. 
 
 ang. 
 J I jodc w, a.dv. Along the beach, 
 
 along the lake-shore. 
 Jijodcwaam, {nin). I coast in a 
 
 canoe or boat, (near the beach 
 
 or shore) ; p.jej..ang. 
 •lijodctoe, {nin). I walk on the 
 
 beach, on the lake-shore; p. 
 
 jcj..wed. 
 Jijoiaasopakwqiigan. The bread 
 
 is buttered; p.jej..8od. 
 Jijokam, (nin). I tread into dirt, 
 
 (human excrement j) p. jqj.. 
 
 Jipkiwedn, {nin). I pitch it over 
 
 — 171 . JIN 
 
 (a canoe or boat ;) p. jej..(ing. 
 
 Jijokitvedgan. Bru.sh to pitch 
 with, pitch-brush ; pl.-a». 
 
 Jijokiweiget {nin), I am pitch- 
 ing over, (a canoe or boat ;) p. 
 J(y..yed. 
 
 Jijowa 2)akw^igan, (nin). I but- 
 ter bread } p. jejowad. 
 
 Jikdg. Polecat, litchat, fitchew, 
 (a stinking little beast ;) pi. - 
 wag. — From this word is de- 
 rived the namo of the City of 
 Chicago. — .likagong, at Chi- 
 cago, to or from Chicago. 
 
 Jimdgan. Lance; pi. -a?*. 
 
 .Hmdgani.sh. Soldier 5 pl.-o//. 
 
 Jimdganifihi'odcna. A military 
 fort; p\.-wan. 
 
 Mmdganishi-ogima. A military 
 ofHcer J pi.-//. 
 
 Jimdganishi-ivmaigan, Casern , 
 (soldier's house ;) pl.-O/t. 
 
 Jinawdakokibc. \i sounds, (obi. 
 of metal ;) p.^en^wed, — Kitc/ii 
 jinaakokwe aw akik ; that 
 kettle has a strong sound, 
 (when struck,) 
 
 Jinai4}abikibidon.j (nin). I make 
 iron sound, (or other metal,) 
 by moving it } p,Je7i,.dod. 
 
 Jinaivdbikibina, (nin). I make 
 some obj. of metal sound, by 
 moving it, as joniia, silver ; 
 p.j€n,.nad. 
 
 .linawdbikishin. S. Saugwewe- 
 shin. 
 
 .Hnawabikisse, or-magad. S. 
 Sangweive. 
 
 Jinawaodjigan. Small globular 
 bell; (F. grelot {) pl.-a». 
 
 Jinawaodjige^ {nin). 1 produce 
 a sound Vfitii some object of 
 metal ; p. gen..ged. 
 
 Jitimivaodon, (nin). I make it 
 sound, (metal ;) p.jen..dod. 
 
 f ' \^n 
 
 1 
 
 '{ 
 
 1 
 
 i 
 
 H.'j ! 
 
 
 ■ \ I 
 
 ll:' 
 
 H i> 
 
 
 dMB 
 
 MS 
 
— ITJ, — 
 
 JIN 
 
 Jinnwe. Kattlc-snakc; pl.-^. S, 
 
 .liakijioc. 
 Jinawe, or-mayad. It rattles ; 
 
 \).Jcaaivcfj, uv-mayak, 
 Jiuawisae, or-maijad. It roll.s 
 
 ruuiid, (inside of .some liollow 
 t olijectj) it rattles inside ; ]). 
 
 jcn ..st(/, ov-muijak. 
 JinauHwcbinan, {iiiii). 1 make 
 
 it rattle in something; p. Jen.. 
 
 any. 
 Jiaduyaii. Sickness, pestilence. 
 • Jlnaadeinikwan. A kind ol' tur- 
 tle; pl.-o^. 
 Jiiigadenan, (nin). I s])read it 
 
 out, strew it ; p. jan..aiuj. 
 Jim/adena, {niit). 1 spread out 
 
 or strew some obj. ; p. jaiKj.. 
 
 iiad. — Opiaig nin wi-jiur/adc- 
 
 nay oma, ic/u hansoioad ; I 
 
 will spread out here i:)otatoes, 
 
 that they may dry. 
 Jinyadcniye, {nin). I spread out, 
 
 strew ; p. jan..ged. 
 Jinyadeshin. Some object lies 
 
 spread out or strewed ; p. jun 
 
 .Any. — Joniia jinyadeshin ado 
 
 ilis- 
 7""' 
 
 'A 
 
 jwwimng, money 
 out on the table. 
 
 IS 
 
 'spread 
 
 Jinyadcshkine, ox-mayad. A lit- 
 tle of s. th. is spread on the 
 bottom of a vessel; p. Jan.. 
 ney, ox-mayak 
 
 Jinyadessin. It lies spread out 
 or .strewed ; yi.jan.dnq. 
 
 Jinyadewebaan, (nin). I spread 
 it, I strew it; p. jany..any. — 
 Pijikimo nin jinyaaeioebaan 
 kiiiyaniny; I strew oxen dung 
 over the Held. 
 
 Jinyakamiya, ox-mayad. There 
 country, even 
 ground, no hills; p. jcn..yay, 
 ox-magak, 
 
 Jingendagos, {nin). I am hate- 
 
 ful, odious, abominable ; 
 agreeable, uni)lu*sant ; p 
 ..nid. 
 Jinycndayo.siiriu. 'i'he sfiih 
 being hateful, iibominalile. 
 Jinyendaywad. It is hatelnl, 
 abominable, odious ; it i,s (ii>- 
 agreeable, unpleasant; \).j'iii 
 ..wak. 
 Jinaendamawa, {nin). I hate .<, 
 th. belonging or relating tn 
 him ; p. Jan..ivad. — Kutrin 
 win nin jinyenimassi od ijhn- 
 hisiwin eta ninjinycndaniaicd; 
 I don't hate him, I only liak' 
 his conduct. 
 Jinycndamowin. Hatred, (to- 
 wards some object.) 
 Jin</endan, {nin). I hate it, I 
 
 detest it; ]).JaH..anf^/. 
 Jijiyendjiye) (nin). I iiate, I am 
 enemy, adversary ; p../a«..//('/. 
 Jinyendjiyeshk, {nin). lamina 
 habit of hating, of bcariiiL' 
 hatred in my heart; p. Jan.. 
 kid. 
 Jinyendjiyeshkiwin. The had 
 habit of hating, habitual ha- 
 tred. 
 Jinyendjiyeunn. Hatred, lie- 
 wards people,) enmity, anti- 
 pathy. 
 Jinyeninia, {nin). I hate him, 1 
 detest him, (a person, or any 
 other obj.) ; p. Jan. .mad. 
 Jinyenindimin, {nin). We luitu 
 
 each other; \).Jan..didJiy. 
 Jinyenindis, [nin). I hate my- 
 self; \). Jan. .sod. 
 Jinyenivdiwin. Mutual hatreil ; 
 
 liatred of several persons. 
 Jinyibiss. A kind of v.-ild duck ; 
 (*C. poule d'eau;) also, a kimi 
 of intianimation, called a 
 whitlow; pl.-a<7. 
 
 Kll 
 
 " ; I (k 
 
 /'; hja 
 
 ■'">!lilawa. 
 
 '<> Jiear 
 
 '",^S p. 
 
 J'l.-/y. ' 
 
 ■^'i>'Jobabo. 
 
w 
 
 JIN 
 
 ~ 173 - 
 
 JIP 
 
 .lliii/imama, (nin). I hate the 
 
 siiu'll of sotno obj.; p. Jan.. 
 
 mini. — NiiiJiiit/htKiinn a.s.sfiua ; 
 
 It jiiujiutavuui {/i;/<ti((ii. I liate 
 
 the siiK'll of toliiu'cu ; he luites 
 
 till' smell of fish. 
 Jitii/imaii<lan, inin). I Imte the 
 
 Miiell of some ohj.; p. Jan.. 
 
 mil/. — Ki jinyiinandan na (ji- 
 
 ili'i-bimide? Dost thou hate 
 
 the smell of lish-oil? 
 Jiiii/iiiilie, {nin). I stretch out 
 
 my arniH ; also, my arms haug 
 
 ikiwn ; \). Jen. .led. 
 .liiiiiinikeh, (nin). I am sitting 
 
 with down hanging:; anus; p. 
 
 Jen. .hid. 
 Jliii/iiiilien.s.ie, (nin). I walk 
 
 with down hanging arms; p. 
 
 Jen.. .led. 
 Jiiii/i.s/iima, {7iin). I lay or put 
 
 liini down, (a person, or any 
 
 other object;) p. Jen. .mad. 
 Mnginlnn, [nin). 1 am lying 
 
 liown ; Y).jen..inf/. 
 Jiiii/i.s/iinomaf/ad. It is lying 
 
 tiiere ; Y).jen..ij(ik. 
 Jiii!/ita(;/n.<t, (niii}. I am dis- 
 
 ngreeahle in my si)eaking, 
 
 tiiey don't like to hear me, my 
 
 -speaking is hateu ; j). Jan.. 
 
 .Vll. 
 
 .liiii/ilar/wad. It sountls dis- 
 
 iiirreeable, the sound of it is 
 
 liated ; p. Jan. -leak. 
 Uniiilan, (nin). I hate to hear 
 
 it ; I don't like the sound of 
 
 it; \\jangitan<y. 
 
 •liiif/itawa, [nin). I don't like 
 to liear him, I hate hisspeak- 
 '"o; ^■jan..xoad. 
 
 Hn[/ob. Any kind of fir-tree; 
 111,-///. 
 
 ■Jiitrjohabo. Beer made of fir- 
 
 branclies, spruce-lieor. KUchi 
 Jin</(ih(il)0, beer. 
 
 Jinifolxi/xon. Branch of tlie tir- 
 tree; \A.-<ii/. 
 
 Jin(/i)hi(/(iu. Shelter or hut made 
 of liV-branches or boughs ; 
 pi. -a//. 
 
 Jinijobiije, (nin). 1 am making 
 a shelter or liutof lir-boughs ; 
 also, I an\ under sucli a shel- 
 ter; \i. Jin..<i('il. 
 
 Jini/obi-f/ijii/atl. Palm-Sunday ; 
 (!'. Di'manclio des i{ameaux.) 
 
 ./in</t)bin.s. Little fir-branch or 
 cedar-branch ; pi.-"//- 
 
 .linyoss. Weasel ; pl--r'//- 
 
 Jinf/irak. Pine, pine-tree; pl.- 
 wa;/. 
 
 .ruujwakoki. Pinery, pine-lbrest ; 
 \A.-umn. 
 
 Jiniiwalunis. A young pine-tree; 
 pl.-rt//. 
 
 Jinodayan. Line on the under 
 and upper border of a fish- 
 net ; (('. maitre de rets;) j)l.- 
 an. 
 
 Jijnngwande, ov-magad. It is 
 dyed ash-colored, it is ash- 
 colored ; \).Ja2)..e<;, or-mngak. 
 
 Jipingumdissan, (nin) or, nin 
 jipingwan.mn. I dye it ash- 
 colored ; \). ja2}..ang. 
 
 Jipingwadiaxo, or jipingwa.'tun. 
 It is dyed ash-colored, it is 
 ash-colored, (obj.); p. j(i]>.- 
 sod. 
 
 .Ji2)ingn'adi.<i.fii'a, [nin] oi' nin Ji- 
 2)ingwaji.-uri(. 1 ^lyi.- it ash- 
 colored ; p. jap>..wad ; imj). 
 ji2)..v)i. 
 
 .li2yingioasige, (nin), I dye ash- 
 colored ; p. jn2)..gcd. 
 
 .hpingioegad. It is ash-colored, 
 (stuff;) \).jap..gak. 
 
 Ji2nngioingice, (nin). I have 
 
 M 
 
 • Si 
 
 -, \ 
 
 M 
 
 
 tf 
 
ii 
 
 It > 
 
 1 ; 
 
 II 
 
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 .IIW 
 
 oilios on my face • p. jap.Mtd. 
 
 Jiihanaf^hkibidon, (mn). I pluck 
 it out, (lierb, plant ;) p. jash.. 
 dod. 
 
 .liahib. Duck ; pi. -o/y. 
 
 Jishibakik. Tea-pot'; pl-o//. 
 
 Jishihanagidjiif/aii . itamrod , 
 battering rod ; pl.-an. 
 
 Jiahibanwi. One grain of shot; 
 pl.-n. 
 
 .Ishibamoinj. One grain of 
 S)nall shot ; pl.-a«. 
 
 Jishibidonen, (7un). 1 Htretch 
 out the lips ; i).jash..nid. 
 
 .lishibi(/ibidon, (nm)- I expand 
 or stretch it out in every di- 
 rection ; p. jash. .dod. 
 
 JisMbif/ibina, (mn). I extend 
 or stretch some ohj. in every 
 direction; \). jash..nad ; imp. 
 jish..bij. 
 
 .lishig, (iiiii). I i)iss, I urine, I 
 make water; \). jashigid. 
 
 JishigaUkwaigade, or-magad. 1 1 
 is clear, or cleared, (in the 
 woodH ;) p. jash..deg, or-ma- 
 gak. 
 
 JisMqaanikloe, [nin). I am lialf 
 bald ; p. jash.. toed. 
 
 Jishidaaowan. The matter vo- 
 mitea ; (L. vomitus.) 
 
 Jishigagoxoe, [nin). I vomit, I 
 retch, puke; \t. jash. .wed. 
 
 Jishigagowea, ()«>*). I |make 
 him vomit, I §ive him a vomi- 
 tive, an emetic medicine ; p. 
 jash.. ad. 
 
 Jishigagoivesigan . Vom iti ve, 
 emetic medicine. 
 
 Jishigagoweswa, {nin). S. Jishi- 
 gagowea. 
 
 Jishigagowetoin. Vomition, vo- 
 miting. 
 
 Jishigimewanj. Soft maple ; (C. 
 plaine;) pl.-/w. 
 
 Jlshignnindjama, {nin). I crusli 
 
 Honie object in my hand ( )i. 
 
 je.ih..mad. 
 Ji.shigo7iindJandan, (nin). \ 
 
 crii.sh it in my hand ; p.jesh.. 
 
 ang. 
 Jishigosidama, (nin). I criiHli it 
 
 with my foot ; ]).jesh..vKi<l. 
 Jishigosiaandan, {mn). 1 cruHh 
 
 it with my foot ; p. jesh.,nini. 
 Jishigivama, inin). 1 gnaw soim' 
 
 "''J-; P'jesn..mad. 
 Jishigwan. A gourd-bottle with 
 
 some shot in, used by pai^iin 
 
 Indians to rattle with at their 
 
 Grand Medicine ceremonioK. 
 
 Pl.-au. 
 Jishigivandan, {nin). I gnaw it : 
 
 \x jesh..ang. 
 Ji.ihigioe. llattle-anake; pi.-//. 
 Jiwa, OT-magad. It is sour, acid; 
 
 p.jawag, ov-magak. 
 Jiwab, {nin). 1 have a penrl on 
 
 my eye ; p. jewabid. 
 Mwdbiic. Alum. 
 .Hwiibo. Vinegar, (sour liquid.) 
 Jiwdgamisigan. Maple-sirdji. 
 
 Kite hi jiwOgamisigan. Mo- 
 lasses. 
 Jiwan. It is sour ; it is salted ; 
 
 p.jatoang. 
 Jiwas, {nin). S. Pashagisliki- 
 
 nam. 
 Jiwibag. Sorrel. 
 
 Jiwisi. It is sour ; p.jawiaid.— 
 .faigica gi-jiwisi pakwejigau ; 
 the flour got sour. 
 
 Jiivisia, {nin) or nin jiioishimw 
 I make sour some ohj. ; p- 
 jaw.. ad. 
 
 JitvissUcJiigan. S. OmbissUchi- 
 
 gan. 
 Jiwissitchiae, {nin). 1 make 
 
 sour s. th.; p.jaw.ged. 
 
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 JOM 
 
 It 
 
 Uwisaitony {nin). I make 
 HOiir; \hjaw..io(l. 
 
 Jiwiidgan. Salt. 
 
 yucitiiganaamaifCy {nin). I fialt 
 |i)r people; p. jaw..ffed. 
 
 Jiit'i(a(/anaamawa, {nin). I ealt 
 lor ium ; p. jaw. .wad — Jaii/wa 
 iiihiioa niii jitoitaganaamawa 
 giijoian ; 1 have already Halt- 
 ed many fi^heH lor hiu). 
 
 Jiu'itagaaiij {nin). I salt it, I 
 pickle it; p. '}aio..ang. 
 
 JiwUngandho. Saltwater, brine; 
 ])icl<le ; (F, saumure.) 
 
 Jlipitaganaigade, or-magad. It 
 is Halte<l, picklcil; \\.jaw..deg, 
 oT-magak. 
 
 Jiwifaganaigaso. He, (she, it) i,^ 
 Halted, (any obj. ;) i).Jaw.,sod. 
 
 Hwiiaganaige, {nin). I aniealt- 
 iugjl salt; Y).jaw..ged. 
 
 Jiwitaganaigeioin. Salting; (F. 
 j^alaison.) 
 
 Jiwitaganawa, {nin). I salt or 
 pickle some obj. ; xi. jaw. .wad. 
 
 Jiwitagani-gigo. Salt-fish, salt- 
 
 ed fish ; pl.-/«gr. 
 i-fcit 
 
 Ocean, 
 
 Jiv'Hagani-kitchigami 
 
 sea. 
 Jiwitaganipogo.fi. It tastes salt 
 
 ed; Y>.jaio..sid. 
 jiwiiaganipogwad. It tastes 
 
 sailed ; Y>.jaw..wak. 
 Jiwitdganiioaii. It is salted ; p. 
 
 jaw..ang. 
 Jiwitdganiwi. It is salted ; j). 
 
 jaiiu.wid. 
 Jhoitagani-wiidss. S.iit-nieat, 
 
 salted meat. 
 .liwitawa, {nin). S. Jiwisia. 
 .liwiton, {nin), S. Jiwissiton. 
 Jobia, {nim). I tempt him, I 
 
 attract him ; p.jwaoiad. 
 ■loUton, {nin). I tempt or at- 
 tract it ; p. jwabitoa.^Ki jo- 
 
 hilon niiaiv, thou temptast me 
 
 Jobiige, {nin). I tempt ; p. jwa 
 ..(jed, 
 
 Johiigenu'ii, 'remi)tatiou, the 
 act oftemptiiij^, of attracting. 
 
 Jobiigon, It tcmpt.s mo ; p. jwa 
 ..qod. 
 
 Johiigowln. T\[o ohject that 
 tempts ; \)\.-un. 
 
 Jdgamamagad. It is liiniid, in 
 a liquid state; ]).jwa..<jak\ 
 
 Jogamia pigiw, {nin), [ make 
 pitch iKjuid ; \), jwa. .ad. 
 
 Jogawisi ]>igiu'. The pitch is 
 in a liquid state; p. 'Jwa..sid. 
 
 Jogamitchigade, ov-niagad. It 
 IS reduced or brought to a 
 liquid state, (some obj.) ; p. 
 jwa..dcg, ov^magak. 
 
 Jogatnifon, {)iin). I make it 
 liquid ; y^. jwa. .tod. 
 
 Jof/andm, {nin). I breathe deep- 
 ly* (by surprise and aston- 
 ishment, or from fatigue by 
 walking or working ;) i).jwa.. 
 mod. 
 
 Jojakwad. It is slippery, (on 
 the ice, or on a irozeii road ;) 
 p. jwajakwak. 
 
 Jokamagad. It whizzes through 
 the air; p. jwa.,gak. 
 
 Jomdnike. Copper-cent ; i)l..</. 
 
 Jnmin, Grape, raisin ; pi. -an. 
 
 Jomindbo. vvine 
 
 pe, rji 
 Wine 
 
 Jominabokan. Place where they 
 make wine; press-house; pK- 
 an. 
 
 Jominaboke, {nijij. I make wine, 
 I produce w'lna^ p. jwa}n..ked. 
 
 Jominabokewin. The work ne- 
 ces.sary to make or produce 
 wine, production of wine. 
 
 Jominahokewinini. Vin tner, 
 producer of wine, vine-dres- 
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 Jnininnr/awav}. S. Jnmindtig. 
 
 .liiviiiutiig. Vine; pl.-ou. 
 JomiiH/ireii, {nni) or, /<m Jojn- 
 miiKfwen, ,fi'C(j. I liave .a 
 sniilinjz; jnj'ous counton.inco ; 
 p.yjt'«..mW. 
 
 ,J()iniii</weiuwa {nhi.} or niii jojo- 
 iningwetawa, freq. I sliow 
 liini ajovoua Hiniling counto- 
 naiice, 1 smile friendly in 
 looking at hini ; \).jwa..i(md. 
 
 JoDimihaf/. Vine-leave; nl.-ou. 
 
 Jomini-kUif/an. Vineyard ; p\.- 
 an. 
 
 Jomiioadis, {nin) or nia jojomi- 
 ivadis, freq. I am joyou.'<, 
 joyful , gay ; p. jwa. .sid. 
 
 Jomiwadisiwin. Joy, gaiety, 
 merriment. 
 
 Jmiiia. Silver i money. 
 
 Joniikadan, (nin). 1 silver it, I 
 plate it; p.jwan..an<j. 
 
 Joniiakade, ov-magad. It is sil- 
 vered, plated ; ornamented 
 with silver ; p. jwan..def/, or- 
 viagak. 
 
 Joniiake, (7iiii). I work in sil- 
 ver, I manufacture silver 
 ware, I am a silver-smith ; p. 
 jwa..ked. 
 
 Joniiakeioin. Manufacturing sil- 
 ver ware, occupation and 
 trade of a silvei'-smith. 
 
 Joniiakeuniuni. Silver-smith ;pl. 
 •wag. 
 
 Joniid-makak. Money -box, save ; 
 \>\.-on. 
 
 Joniia-mashki i)wdcn.s . 
 pl.-aH. 
 
 Joniiag. Silver-money 
 of silver. 
 
 Joniians. Shilling; pi 
 
 Joniiaivessimig. lireast-plate of 
 silver, (Indian ornament;) pi. 
 •og. 
 
 'urse 
 
 piece.s 
 
 -ag. 
 
 .hrtjo. French dok ; pl.^A Dim. 
 
 jnvjonfi. 
 .loujowassiii', \)\.-og. S. Jnnjn. 
 .loxhkogaan* [idn). 1 polish it, 
 
 (wood), I make it smootli ; ].. 
 
 jira..atig. 
 Jo.s/ikngawa, {nin). I polish or 
 
 smooth some olij. ; p. jira . 
 
 wad. 
 .In.t/ikonigan. S. Ganninigan. 
 Jo.f/ikoaiqe, {nin). S. Gandinigr. 
 Jo.s'hkotrhigade, ov-magad. It i- 
 
 polished, made smooth ; \\. 
 
 Jti'a..deg, ov-magak. 
 Joshkntchigan. Smoothing plane; 
 
 \)\.-an. 
 Joxhkotchigan!^. Small ])laMe ; 
 
 (F. rabot ;)pl.-fl/(. 
 Jo.i/iknichige, {nin). I plane, I 
 
 polish, I smooth ; p. ^'«v^^7^. 
 
 ged. 
 Joshkwa, or -magad. It i< 
 
 smooth, ])olished, even ; it is 
 
 slippery ; p. jwashkwag, or- 
 
 magak. 
 Joshkwdbiqanaigan. Trowel ; 
 
 (F. trnelle;) pl.-au. 
 Joshkwdbiganaige, {nin). I 
 
 plaster with a trowel; p. Jwa.. 
 
 ged. 
 
 Joshkwabikaan, (nin). I polisli 
 
 or smooth it, (metal) ; p. Jwa.. 
 
 am/. 
 Joshkwabikatva, {nin), I polish 
 
 or smooth some obj. of metal 
 
 or stone ; p. jwa..wad. 
 Joshkwadaagan. Skate ; pl.-oH. 
 
 Joshkivadae, {nin) 
 
 jwa..ed. 
 Joshkwadjiioe, {nin). 
 
 I skate ; p 
 I descciii 
 
 * NoTK. The two first syllnbles in tliis 
 anrt the foHowinK seven words, coul'l 
 iilso be written jos7iAm)«.... But they lire 
 rather pronounced Jo«/tA.a...; uud theix- 
 lore we write them so. 
 
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 JUD 
 
 . r»im. 
 
 Jrmjo. 
 olish it, 
 )otli; i'. 
 
 ^lisli or 
 p. ju-d . 
 
 \iifan . 
 n(Uni<i'\ 
 .d. Iti< 
 )th ; i'. 
 
 ng plane; 
 
 1 plane ; 
 
 piano. 1 
 . jwa.sli.. 
 
 It i> 
 en ; it i- 
 :ica(/, or- 
 
 Trowel ; 
 
 ft liill sliding, I slide down- 
 hill; p-jwas/L.tved. 
 Joslikwaiyaiyade, ov-mngad. It 
 
 is ironed with a sinoothiiiij; 
 
 iron ; ip,jwash..deg,OY-ma(iak. 
 Jos'hkwai(fai(/an . Sinootii in <r 
 
 iron, Hat iron ; pl.-a». 
 hshkwaigah/e, {nin). I flatten, 
 
 iron ; \).Jwa..ffed. 
 JosJikii'anabika,or-ma{/ad. There 
 
 is a flat smooth liroad rock ; 
 
 p. jn'af!h..ka;/, oi'-inognk. 
 Jdshkwnton, {nin). I make it 
 
 fiinooth ; \>. jwn..ind. 
 J(is/ikwt[/aan, {jiiii). I iron it; 
 
 ]).jK'a..ang. 
 Jos/ikwegawa, (nin). I iron some 
 
 olij. {seniba, silk, ribbon ;) p. 
 
 jirn..wad ; imp. joshkwega. 
 Jushoicabide, (nin). My teeth 
 
 are set on edj^e; (F. j'ai les 
 dents agaceos;) p. Jwanh. ded. 
 
 Jntt'ganc, {nin). I feel a weak- 
 ness in my bones; ip. Jim. .veil. 
 
 Joieganro.s.'ic, {nin). I can 
 scarcely walk, I am weak, 
 fatigued; \).jwo...sed. 
 
 Joirendam, iiiin). I am merry, 
 joyous, being half drunk; j). 
 Jwmvendang. 
 
 Jowendammcin. Gaiety or joy- 
 fulness in half drunkenness. 
 
 Jowibi, {nin\. I am half drunk, 
 I am tipsy ; p. jwawibid. 
 
 Jowibiwin. Half drunkenness. 
 
 Judaicikwe. Jewess ; p\.-g. 
 
 Judawinini. Jew ; Tp\.-wag. 
 
 Judging. Judea, or in Judea, 
 froiil or to Judea. 
 
 M' 
 
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 iva. 
 
 I polisli 
 
 Ipol 
 of metal 
 
 isn 
 
 pi. 
 
 ■ail. 
 
 I^kate ; p. 
 desccnil 
 
 rd 
 
 khlos in tliis 
 lords, cuul'i 
 lut they iiic 
 1 uml tlu'if- 
 
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 i i 
 
 
 fl 
 
 'i 
 
 
 ■ t 
 
 il 
 
 K 
 
 .SoTwe worda which are not found under K, viay he looked fur 
 
 under G. 
 KAB KAD 
 
 Ka, ailv. No, not. 
 
 A'a awiia. Nobody, or nothinji, 
 110, none, (speakiii^r of obj.) — 
 A'a awiia joniia nind aiaioansi; 
 I have no money. 
 
 A'a nego. Notliing, no, none, 
 (flpeakinf]; of /«. olij.) — A'a gego 
 viiasan, ki </a-j/awadJiinin ; 
 there is no wood, we will freeze 
 
 Kamas/ii. Not yet. 
 
 Aa nin(jotchi. No where. 
 
 Kawika. Never. 
 
 Kahc-, This word is onlv used 
 in compositions, and .«i<rniHes 
 all, the whole ; as : Kabe-hibon , 
 all winter ; kabe-nibin, all 
 summer; kabe-gijig, nW day; 
 kabc-tibik, all night. 
 
 Kabenii, adv. Long, a long time. 
 
 KabegXJicjanam, [nin]. I outlive 
 yet tills day, (sick dying per- 
 son;) p. keb..mid. 
 
 Kabeshkan, (nin). I go to the 
 end of it, ( a period of time ;) 
 p. keb..nng. 
 
 Kabrsse, ov-magad. 'I'he time 
 arrives ; p. kcbesseg, or-nia- 
 gak. — NishioassoguHin ga-ka- 
 besseg... ; when the eighth 
 day was arrived... 
 
 Kabetibikanam, {nin). I outlive 
 yet this night, (a sick dying 
 person ;) p. keb..mid. 
 
 Kabelibikioe, {nin). I spend the 
 whole night in... ; p. %eb..ii^eb. 
 
 Kabik, in compositions, sigiii- 
 ^m passing, coming by. (Ex- 
 amples in some of the follow- 
 ing words.) 
 
 Kabikagon, (nin). It goes bv lac, 
 it passes me ; p. keb..god. 
 
 Kabikan, (ninj. I pass it, I go 
 farther ; p. kebikang. 
 
 Kabikawa, (nin). 1 pass him, i 
 go fiirtlier than he is ; p. ktb,. 
 wad. 
 
 Kabikosse, ov-magad. It passe? ; 
 ]). keb..seg, ov-magak. It pass^cs 
 noon, (it is more than twolvf 
 o'clock,) kabikosse naivakwr, 
 kabikonaivakive. 
 
 had, leg. Tliis word is always 
 connected with a poss-essivc 
 pronoun ; as : Nikud, my kg. 
 Okddan, his legs. — The k is 
 softened into g in composi- 
 tions; as : Niogade, he liiis 
 four legs. Nin dewigdde, I 
 liave pam in my leg. Gi-bokn- 
 gddeshin, he broke his ]o<i, 
 etc. 
 
 Kddadjim, (nin). I don't tell 
 all of it, I conceal some in my 
 report; p. kaia..viod. 
 
 Kddadjimotaiva, {nin). I duii"i 
 tell him the whole of it, 1 
 make him an incomplete re- 
 port ; p. kaia..wad. 
 
 Kadadjimoicin. Incomplete re- 
 
KAG 
 
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 KAK 
 
 port, where some circum- 
 stances are not told ; xA.-an. 
 
 K'1dawa,{nin). or nin kadama- 
 wa. 1 hide or conceal it to 
 jiiiii, I hide s. th. belonging or 
 relating to him ; I don't tell 
 or declare liiin s. th. ; p. ka- 
 iMavmd. 
 
 KMjigade, or-magad. It is hid- 
 den, concealed, secret ; p. kaiu 
 ..deg, or-juagak. 
 
 Ktidiiu, {nin). I hide it, conceal 
 it, 1 keep it secret; p. kaid- 
 dod. 
 
 K'ig. Porcui)ine, (a kind of large 
 I'u'dge-hog ;) pi. kGgxoag. — The 
 k of this word is softened into 
 g, in compositions ; as : Wu- 
 hipCig, a white porcupine. — 
 Dim. A.'%on5, a young porcu- 
 pine ; pi .-Of/. 
 
 KogahCiais, (nin). J am very 
 large ; p. keg. .ml. 
 
 Kngaoddjibiua. I catch a very 
 large hsh in my net; p. keg., 
 uad, 
 
 Kagiigi. llaven ; (F. corbeau ;) 
 
 pl.-U'rt</. 
 
 Kuqugi. Uvula ; (F. luette.) 
 I'here is always a possessive 
 ))ronoun prefixe<l to tins word ; 
 us : Nin fcagagim, my uvula ; 
 ki kagagim, thy uvula, etc. 
 The final m is the possessive 
 termination. S. Utch. Gram. 
 Chap. II. Possess. Term.) 
 
 Kdgiigishih. Raven-duck ; cor- 
 morant, (bird ;) \)\.-ug. 
 
 Kagagiwanj. Hemlock ; (F. 
 
 pruche ;) pl.-i^. 
 Kagagiwanjikn. Hemlock forest ; 
 
 \A.-ican. 
 
 Kagagiwamitedbo. Hem lock-tea, 
 (tea maae by boiling little 
 
 branches of hemlock in wa. 
 ter.) 
 KagagiwikoJ. Haven's 
 
 )eak. 
 (The IndFans call so a kind of 
 
 small iron lamn.) P1.-?h. 
 
 Kagetin, adv. 8. Enignk. 
 
 Kdgige,ai\j. I'erpetual, everlast- 
 ing, eternal. This word is 
 never used alone, it is always 
 connected with n substantive 
 or verb. (E.\amples in some 
 of the following words.) 
 
 Kaqigt hadadjiidisowin. Eternal 
 damnation. 
 
 Kagige himddisiwin. l.ife ever- 
 lasting, eternity. 
 
 Kagige jawendagn.siunn. Eternal 
 salvation. 
 
 Kagigekamig, adv. Perpetually, 
 eternally, for ever and ever. 
 
 Kdgini, adj. and adv. Of. S. Ka- 
 gige. Kaginig. 
 
 Kuginig, adv. Always, continu- 
 ally, eternally. 
 
 Kdgohitoai. Porcu pi n e-« i u i 1 1 , 
 
 lu.sed by Indians fur emi)roi- 
 dering after the Indian fash- 
 ion;) pi. -««, 
 
 Kdgwaajiu\ Pt)rcupine Moun- 
 tain. 
 
 Kdgioaidn. The skin of a j>or- 
 cupine ; pi. -a;/. 
 
 Kaiagige-bimadisid. The Eter- 
 nal. 
 
 Kaiadjigafeg. A hidden thing, 
 secret, mystery ; \)\.-in. 
 
 Kaidkamis, (n?w). S. Kakamine 
 
 Kaidkamisiwin. Kakdniinewin . 
 
 Kaka, or kaka.sJi. They say this 
 word to children, to express 
 that s. th.. is l>ad or dirty. 
 
 Kakabika. There is a cascade, 
 a cataract, a waterfall over a 
 steep rock ; p. kek..kag. 
 
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 180 — 
 
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 Rakahllanfj. In a place wlicrc 
 there is a waterfall ; at, to or 
 from such a i)la('e. 
 
 Kakahikawan. S. Kakahika. 
 
 Kakabikcdjiu'cin. Then- is a 
 HtroDg rapid in a river over 
 rock.s, or u little cascade ; p. 
 kck.Miu/. 
 
 Kakabisld'. Screech-owl, (an owl 
 whose voice is supim.scd by 
 Lillians to foretell iiiisrortune 
 or death ;) pi. -/«//. 
 
 Kaknkumagaa. It is square ; p. 
 kek. j/ak. 
 
 Kakakvjad. It is square, (stuft';) 
 ]). kek..!/ak. 
 
 Kakakigisi moshice. The hand- 
 kerchief is square; p. kck..sid. 
 
 Kakcoii, adv. Sudden, short, 
 shortening the way. 
 
 Kakamaam, [nin). 1 sliorten iny 
 way, I go liy the short way, 
 (traveling in a canoe or boat ;) 
 p. kck..an(j. 
 
 Kakamibato, {nin). I run by the 
 sliort way ; p. kek. .tod. 
 
 K(ikumine,\nin]. I die suddenly, 
 or, I die after a short illness ; 
 J). kek..ned. 
 
 Kakdminewin. Sudden death, or, 
 death after a short illness. 
 
 Kakdmishka, (nin). 1 take the 
 short way ; p. kek..kad, 
 
 Kakdmnindija. S. Kakamishka. 
 
 Kakamwikioedweam, (nin). I go 
 (by water) from one point 
 straight to anolher, shorten- 
 ing my way; p. kek..ang. 
 
 Kakdwendjigan. Cartilage 
 
 gristle. 
 
 Kdkigan. Breast. There is al- 
 ways a possessive pronoun 
 prefixed to tliis word ; as : Nin 
 kakigan, my breast ; ki kaki- 
 
 qnn, kakigan, thy breast, his 
 breast, etc. 
 
 K({kin(i, adv. and adj. All, the 
 whole, all of it, entirely. 
 
 Kdkiiia gcga ddirhwtttuig. He 
 that believes all, a credulous 
 ]»ei'son ; pi.-///. 
 
 Kakina ketrliitw(twcnd(ig(isiilji(i 
 gijigong cbiiljig o gijigtidnnii- 
 va. All Saints day ; (F. la 
 Toussaint.) 
 
 h'dkis, [niiiK Of. S. Kdft. 
 
 Kukilc/ti.s/ik(diidcii, inin). 1 
 gnash, I grind or collide the 
 teeth ; ]). kck..nid. 
 
 Kakiwe, (nin). I traverse or 
 cross a point of land on foot ; 
 p. kckiiccd. 
 
 Kakiiceonan. A place where 
 tliey traverse a j)oint of land. 
 
 Kamig, kamiga. At the end of 
 wonls, alludes to the ground .• 
 as: Annmakamig, uniKr 
 ground ; onakuniiga, there is 
 a level ground ; anibekamiga, 
 there is a rising ground, etc. 
 
 Ka7i. As end-syllable in com- 
 pound words, signifies bone 
 This word is always connect- 
 ed with a possessive pronoun ; 
 as : Nikan, kikan, okan, nika- 
 nan ; my l)one, thy bone, his 
 bone, my bones, etc. In cimi- 
 position,the k is clianged into 
 g; as:Makdgan, bear's bone; 
 amikogan, beaver's bone ; nin 
 jotegan, I feel weak in my 
 bones. 
 
 Kdna, (nm). T hide him, con 
 ceal 1 ,m, (a person, or aii\ 
 other obj.); p. kaidnad. 
 
 KanJ, or shkaiij. As end-syllable 
 in some compound words, al- 
 ludes to a 7iail of a person, (on 
 
 i 
 
KAS 
 
 - 181 ~ 
 
 KAS 
 
 erson, (on 
 
 liiiml or foot,) to a hoof'oi an 
 animal or l)inl. IJiit tlio k of 
 LiinJ i.s softened into // in coni- 
 |ie).sition.s ; as : M(il:<i//(niJ, 
 ln'ar'rt claw. Uchcjii/di/unji, 
 onc-lioolWl animal, horse. 
 
 KiijKidad. S. KajHiit. 
 
 HiijiniUfi. S. Kopisi. 
 
 hii/Kin. It in inflexible, it is 
 hrittle, it cannot be bent, it 
 breaks when bent; p. kdiajxtmj. 
 
 Kiipisi. It is inflexible, brittle, 
 it cannot be bent ; \). kaia..sid. 
 
 A'((.v, [)iin). I am hidden, con- 
 cealed ; (L. lateo;) also, I hide 
 myself, I abscond ; p. kaiatiod. 
 
 Kds. As end-syllable in some 
 verbs, signifies dism'inuhttioii, 
 J'ciijninij ; as : Nind anamie- 
 ki'is, 1 leign religion and piety. 
 Mud dkusikas, I dissemble 
 sickness. 
 
 K't.s/tk(ibi(jinamas, (niii). I choke 
 ov sutibcate myself with a 
 r(»pe ; p. keslu.sod. 
 
 Kmhkabhjiaamawa, {iiin). I 
 choke him with a roi)e or 
 cord ; p. kciih..w<id. 
 
 Kas/ikdbikuii, (niii). I lock it; 
 ]). kesh..an(/. 
 
 K((,s hkubikai(jake) or-niayad. It 
 is locked; p. kesk..dc(j, or- 
 VKKjak. 
 
 Kanhkubikaigan. Lock ; pl.-«». 
 
 Kn^hkdbikaigan bckomiiuujak. 
 
 Padlock, (round lock ;) pi. 
 
 ki(.sh..naii bckjda. 
 Ha.-ikkdbikaiyanike, [nln). I 
 
 manufacture locks, I am ii 
 
 lucksmith ; p. kesh..ked. 
 
 Kashkabikaiganikewin . Work , 
 trade, occupation of a lock- 
 smith , lock-manufacture. 
 
 hus/tkdbikaiganikeivinini. Lock- 
 
 smith, lock-munufact' cer ;pl. 
 ic(ig. 
 Ktis/ikdkidr, or-i)i(ig(id. It burns 
 all up, it is consumed by tire ; 
 p. ki:iih..deg, or-iiKigak. 
 Kas/ikdkiganeodis, {tiiii). I tro- 
 ver my breast ; p. kcs/i..so(l. 
 KaslikdkiguHCon. lireast-pin ; 
 
 \)\.-an. 
 Kdslikdkns, ()iin]. I burn up, I 
 am consumed by tire ; p. kcsk 
 ..sod. 
 Ka-s/ikantakodonci/iku, [niit). My 
 mouth is f^topped ; p. kcs/i.. 
 kad. 
 Kasltkdodj'Diikvb, inin). I have 
 my hands under my arms, (I 
 keep the liands iinder the 
 armpits;) p. kesh..bid. 
 Kds/ikcitdagwnd. It is sad, af- 
 flicting, grievous, sorrowful, 
 melancholic, 
 k(',s/i..u'((k. 
 Kd.f/ikcitddijwakainig, ad. 
 
 sorrowful. 
 Kashkniddin, (lun). I am sad, 
 melancholy, aftlicted, sorrow- 
 ful, dejected, grieved ; I am 
 homesick, I feel lonesome ; p. 
 kcs/i..aug. 
 Kdslikcndamia, [nln). 1 niake 
 him sad, alHicted, I give or 
 cause him sorrow, trouliie, 
 affliction ; I hurt his feelings ; 
 p. ke,sh..ud. 
 Kd.shkaidainidee, {)iin). My 
 heart is afHictod, sad, grieved, 
 lam sad froui my lieart ; \). 
 kcsk..cd. 
 Kashkendamideewiu. Hearty sor- 
 row, sorrow of the heart. 
 Kd.t/ikendamitdn, (nin). I hear 
 it with i^orrow, with sadness ; 
 p. kesh..ang. 
 
 onesome ; p. 
 Sad , 
 
 Ml 
 
 r\ 
 
 If 
 
 \ 
 
 i .• » 
 
 ; ( 
 
KAS 
 
 — 182 - 
 
 KtG 
 
 Kashkmdamitawa, {nin). I liear 
 hini, or liston to liiiii, with 
 sorrow, with nadnosa ; p. kenh 
 ,.ivdd. 
 
 Kashlcendamowiii. Sorrow, ead- 
 iiesH, afHictioii, melancholy, 
 troulilo, hoine-Mickiu'SH. 
 
 Kashkiliiilc, ()r-)iia</<t<l. It is tied 
 uj) in H. th.; j). kesh..de</, or- 
 iiiagak. 
 
 Ka«likibidji(iaa i kaskijtitdyan.) 
 Any object tied up in s. th.; 
 eMpecially an Indian medicine 
 tied up in a little rag or 
 piece of leather ; pl.-rtyt. 
 
 Kashkibidnn, {nin). 1 tie it up 
 in a handkerchief, etc.; ]). 
 kesh..dod. 
 
 Kashkibina, {nin). I tie up some 
 obj. in 8. th. ; p. kesli..nad. 
 
 Kas/ikibin, {nin]. I am tied up 
 in H. th. ; p. kesh..iod. 
 
 Kaahkidassebisoa. Garter ; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 Kashkikanokan. The threshold 
 of a door ; pl.-au. 
 
 Kaskkiiibikad. It in dark, dark- 
 ness; p. kcsh..kak. 
 
 Kashkiweyina, {nin). I wrap 
 him up'in s. th., 1 swath him 
 up; i>. kesh..nad; \n\\^. kask., 
 (jin. 
 
 Kashkiweginan, {nin). I wrap 
 it up in 8. th., I envelop it ; p. 
 kesL.an;/. 
 
 Kashkiweginigan. A sheet or 
 piece of stuff, to wraps, th. 
 in it; pl.-a/t. 
 
 Kdsoiais, {imi). I hide or con- 
 ceal myself; p. kaia..sud. 
 
 Kdsotagon, {nin). It is hidden 
 to me ; (L. latet me;) p. kaia 
 ..god. 
 
 Kdsdtawa, {nin). I hide myself 
 before him ; p. kaia.,wad. 
 
 Kdtchim, {nin). I cry, I weep ; 
 p. kaidtchimod. 
 
 Katchimonhki {nin). 1 cry or 
 weep always ; p. kaia..kiii, 
 
 Kateskiin. Catechism. 
 
 Katigwan, Forehead, brow. This 
 word is always ])receded hv u 
 possessive ])ronoun ; as: S'iii 
 katigwan, ki katigwan, o ka- 
 tigwan ; niy foreliead, tliy 
 forehead, his forehead. 
 
 Kafo/ik, adj. Catholic. 
 
 Katolik anamicwia. Catholic re- 
 
 ligion 
 Kato/ik 
 
 Catholii 
 
 spruce ; i»l.- 
 
 ananiiad. 
 Christian ; V^-Jig 
 
 Kuwundag. White 
 og. 
 
 kawessa, adv. No, not at all, 
 that won't do. 
 
 Kdwin, adv. S. Ka. 
 
 Kdwin awiia. Kaivin gego, etc. 
 S. Ka awiia. Ka gego, etc. 
 
 Kdwin awiia endashiwad. Nei- 
 ther of them. 
 
 Kdwin bdpish, adv 
 by no means. 
 
 Kdwin ganagtl, adv 
 least, not even. 
 
 Kdwin nind abissi. I am absent. 
 
 Kdwin nind agatchissi. I um 
 shameless, impudent. 
 
 Kdwen nin gijenaansi. lam un- 
 decided, unprepared. 
 
 Not at all, 
 Not in the 
 
 Nothii 
 
 IL'. 
 
 am 
 
 Kdwin ningot, adv 
 not any. 
 
 Kdwin nin minwendansi. I 
 dissatisfied, discontented. 
 
 Kdwin nin sagakamisissi. I am 
 negligent, I am careless. 
 
 Kcffijebaioagakin. In the morn- 
 ing ; dassing kegijebawagakin. 
 Every morning. 
 
 Kcao, adv. Expfeasion of prolii- 
 bitioD, don't I (L. noli,) or, 
 
KI13 
 
 — 183 — 
 
 KIJ 
 
 !«! 
 
 ponictliinfi, kerin nin wdban- 
 (InHflHec sonu'thing ; kdwin 
 kei/n, notliing. 
 
 Kcidbi,&dv. Yet. Kawiii kciabi, 
 no more. 
 
 hijidin, krkcjidiii, kekt'Jidiiie, 
 iiilv. Quick, quickly, iiiiiiie- 
 (liiitelv. 
 
 Ki^kek. i^parrow-lmwk ; pl.-»v///. 
 
 Kckeitdausii/ (jeijo. I^rnoruut per- 
 son, knowing nothing ; pl.- 
 <lo<J gcyo. 
 
 hckiiwamaijcd. Teacher, mas- 
 tor, richool-teachcr ; precep- 
 tor; pl.-/i.'/- 
 
 hckinoumuwind. Scholar, pupil, 
 apprentice ; \A.-Ji(/. 
 
 Kckinowijiwed. A person that 
 ."hows the way, a guide; pl.- 
 
 Ji</- 
 
 hrma, kcma (jaie, adv. Or, per- 
 haps. 
 
 Kcshkakidcg. IJrand, fire-brand ; 
 pl.-i'/t . 
 
 Ktishkaskkijiged. S. Ki.shkash- 
 kiji(/eioinini. 
 
 Ketchi-bishi(/wadisid. Adulterer, 
 adulteress ; pl.-j"///. 
 
 Kekhi-danid. Rich j)crson, weal- 
 thy person ; pl.-J/V/. 
 
 Kdcld-iiishkadisid. Enraged per- 
 son, raging person, a person 
 ill a great passion ; pl.-ji;/. 
 
 keic.hi-omigid. Leper, leprous 
 person; pl.-j7^. 
 
 Kdchitwawendagosid. Blessed 
 holy person, a Saint in hea- 
 ven; pl.-jig. 
 
 Ketimagisid nin jmoenima. 1 do 
 chanty, I give alms. 
 
 Kelimeshkid. Sluggard, lazy 
 person; p\.-jig. 
 
 A7, pron. Iho'u, we, you; thy, 
 our, your. 
 
 Kibinis. Browse, little rod ; pi. 
 
 kibi'jisau, ashrul), a hush. 
 
 A7t/, pron. The same as ki ; {d 
 is the euphonical letter be- 
 fore a vowel.) 
 
 Kidnmiknn. Tliy chin. 
 
 Kidji-, ov kidf-. This word is 
 only used in connection with 
 a substantive or sul)8tantive- 
 verli, in the second person 
 singular, and the first and se- 
 C(jnd plural, it correspomls 
 to the English word fellow-, 
 or the Latin syllable c'oorrnn, 
 in compositions; and signifies 
 similarity or equal quality; 
 as : Kidf unnkitagewimni, a 
 servant like thyself, thy fel- 
 low-servant ; (li. conservus 
 tuns.) 
 
 Kiijd. Tliv mother. 
 
 Kigijeb, aifv. \n the morning, 
 early. 
 
 Kigij^hawagad. It is morning, 
 morning-time ; (F. la mati- 
 nee;) p. kcg..gak. 
 
 Kigijeb-wissin, '(nin). I break- 
 fast ; p. katj..nid. 
 
 Kigijeb-wisnniwin. Breakfast . 
 
 Kigiwin. Thy motherhood, thy 
 maternity. — Gagangowiian 
 ketchitwaioendagosiian, kigi- 
 %oi)i mamakadcndagwad ! O 
 blessed Virgin, thy mother- 
 liood is wonderful ! 
 
 Kigodewishka, {nin). I move 
 with my whole family, my 
 whole household ; p. kcg..kad. 
 
 Kiiaw. Thy boily; thou, thee, 
 thyself. 
 
 Kija, adv. Beforehand, before, 
 in advance, by anticipation. 
 
 Kijdbate, or-magad. The air is 
 warm; p. ke^..teg, or-magad. 
 
 Kij&bikide, ot-magad. It is 
 warm, (8C«iie obj. of metal or 
 
 III 
 
 '' 
 
 M 
 
 1. 
 
 •:'. ' '» 
 
TV 
 
 Itltl 
 
 t 
 
 i 
 
 itti 
 
 ' !M 
 
 ll 
 
 i-l' 
 
 KIJ 
 
 — 181 — 
 
 KIJ 
 
 stone :) p. keb..(hu/, ox-mmjak. 
 Kijabikisi. Itiswiinu; (ol)j. of 
 
 iiK'tal ;) p. kr)..sid. 
 KiJubildHi(jaii. Stove, box-stove ; 
 
 pi. -an. 
 Kijddan, [nin). I watch it, guard 
 
 it ; J). kejaddiKi 
 
 Kcjdddwatis, {nin). I {juard a 
 " ■"". : liklr 
 
 sad. 
 
 child, (or children 
 
 p. kcj.. 
 I <'uard the 
 
 Kijddit/e, {nin). . ^ 
 
 lodge, house, villaj^e, etc., I 
 
 remain at home when all go 
 
 away ; j). ki'j..<ied. 
 A'//«f////CM'i/t/»/. Guardian, watch- 
 man ; \)\.-u'a(j. 
 SiJddiK, (nin). S. Kijewddis. 
 Kijddi,siuii)i. S. Kijcwdditiiivin. 
 Kijdijamidc. It is warm, (water 
 
 or any li(|uid;) p. kcj..dc(j. 
 Kijat/amidccs, {nin). I warm my 
 
 heart hy drinking something 
 
 warm ; p. k<ij..xod. 
 Kijdyamisan, {nin). I make it 
 
 warm, I warm it, (water or 
 
 some other liquid;) p. kej.. 
 
 a)ig. 
 Kijaiijade, or-mar/ad. It is cut 
 
 by accident, or by mistake; 
 
 p. kej..dc(j, or-mcKjak. 
 Kijaigas, [nin). I am cut by ac- 
 cident, or by mistake; p. kcj.. 
 
 sod. 
 Kijakiijanes, {nin). I warm my 
 
 breast; p. kej.. sod. 
 Kijana, {nin). I guard him, I 
 
 watch over him ; p. kcjanad. 
 Kijaodis, {nin). I wound myself, 
 
 I cut myself; p. kcj. .sod. 
 Kijdte, ov-ma(/ad. It is warm, 
 
 (warm weather;) p. kcjateg, 
 
 or-magak. 
 Kijdwd, {nin). I wound liim, 
 
 cut him, (not purposely ;) p. 
 
 kejawad; imp. A-Zya. . ,, 
 
 Kijnv^eudan, (nin). I envy it ; 
 p. k<\i..(nig. — Xiii kijttircitdiiii 
 kiiutr ; kdwin nin dti<lod<iii.siii, 
 I envy thee; I ought n^l in 
 
 do HO. 
 
 Kijiiircndjige, inin). I envy, 1 
 feel envy, I feel pain at tiif 
 sight of any gtod (juulity, ex- 
 cellence or felicity of others; 
 p. kej..gcd. 
 
 Kijdwcndjigcwin. Va\\\, cnvidu- 
 disposition of mind, pain fcl; 
 at the sight of some good (|ua- 
 lity or pros|)erity of others. 
 
 Kijawenima, {nin). 1 envy him; 
 p. kej. .mad. 
 
 Kijawenindiwin. Envy. S. Ki- 
 Jaircndjigcicin. 
 
 Kije-Manitij. God, the perfect 
 .spirit.* 
 
 Kiji'-Manito o masinnigan. Tin 
 "book of God, the Holy Uil.lc 
 
 Kijt'-Manito o niasindigcDi niml 
 odjindan. I swear on tlir 
 Bible, (I ki.'^s the book ct 
 (Jod.i 
 
 Kije-ManHow, (nin), I ani G(xl; 
 p. kej..ivid. 
 
 Kije-Manitowiwin. Godhead, di- 
 vinity, divine nature. 
 
 Kijewddis, inin). 1 am godd. 
 benevolent, charitable, com- 
 passionate, humane, clement, 
 amicable; hospitable; p. kej.. 
 sid. 
 
 Kijewddi,sitadimin, {nin). Wu 
 are charitable to each other : 
 ]). kej..didjig, 
 
 Kijewddisitawa, {nin). I ain 
 charitable to him ; p. k<'j..iriiil. 
 
 Kijeicddisiwin. Charity, benig- 
 nity, bounty, goodness, kiml- 
 
 * ThP root kij moans iKTlect, well 
 rtiiished,v. K.nin kijla, I finish him well, 
 I reuder him perfect. , . 
 
KIJ 
 
 — 185 — 
 
 KIJ 
 
 vy u ; 
 
 iidl til 
 
 nvy, 1 
 lit the 
 
 ity, »'N- 
 
 envious 
 ivin t't'li 
 »uil t|u;i- 
 Lliei>. 
 vy liim; 
 
 S. A(- 
 ■ jierfcct 
 
 in. Tlu' 
 y IJil'ly. 
 
 /rtU lliiid 
 
 uii tlu' 
 
 book (if 
 
 am 
 
 Goil ; 
 
 heiul 
 
 iii- 
 
 ;lll\ gOlKl. 
 
 l)le, coiii- 
 
 cletiu'iit, 
 
 e; p. /»■(;/■• 
 
 h oth 
 
 W 
 
 er 
 
 k 
 
 I am 
 
 V 
 
 .ira 
 
 Iv, beiiiL" 
 
 LlllU- 
 
 ..Tlect, WPll 
 tslihlm wi'U, 
 
 iii'SH, Itc'iievoloiicc, clciiioiicy, 
 
 uiiiicaliility, liosi)itality, coiii- 
 
 [liisHion. 
 A///, ill cotnpoflitiuiis, sijrnilics 
 
 j'lisf, (/iiirk, .slroiii/. (Ivxatn- 
 
 |ilt's ill soiiio of I lie following: 
 
 words.) 
 Kijihailinokc, (niii). I turn 
 
 i'oiiihI until 1 tail •town, (us 
 
 (•l>ii<lron do, plavini: ;) i). licj.. 
 
 b;l. 
 KijilxtUi, (iiin). I turn round 
 
 (tor a wliilt',) I wiiirl round; 
 
 ( F. jo tonrnoie;) V- krJ.J(i<L 
 Kijibnwcbina jiijwaiidbiky (lu'ii). 
 
 I turn a grindstoi.c ; p. hrj.. 
 
 iind. 
 hiiihfiirchitKtii, {iiin). F turn it 
 
 round w itli a (.'rank ; p. kcj.. 
 
 Kijili(iircl)hiii/(ni. C'rani< ; (F. 
 iiianivellc;) \)\.-(iii. 
 
 Kijihairchinii/c, (iiiii). I turn a 
 cranlv ; p. k('/..i/c<l. 
 
 kijihciuldii, {nin). 1 think al- 
 ways on it; p. kcj..aiii/. 
 
 hijibeainui, [nin). J think al- 
 ways un him ; )). k('j..)nail. 
 
 hijibidc, OY-)nai/(t(/. it jroi's or 
 ;:lides fast, quick ; p. Ix(j..(lei/, 
 w-uuujiik. — Anind ishkote- 
 iKibikirnnan (jeyct kiir/ti kiji- 
 bidewan ; some steamiioats go 
 very fast indeed. 
 
 hijihidee.s/ika.'i.sci, Inin). I hang 
 iiini on a cord and turn him 
 round, until he teels sick, (as 
 Indians doto wicked children, 
 tor a punishment ;) p. k('J..fiad. 
 
 hijibima, inin). 1 speak of him ; 
 p. k('j..mad. 
 
 kijibindan, {nin). I speak of it ; 
 p. k(!j..an(j. 
 
 kijide, ov-ma(jad. S. Kijnic. 
 
 Kijidjiwan. Itruns fast, (liquid.) 
 
 I'.VRT II. 
 
 there is running water ; u 
 
 rapid or rapids ; p. krj..(inij. 
 Kijij/d, or-nt(((/(td. Jt runs fast, 
 
 (speaking of the sap running 
 
 oiit of maple-trees in spring, 
 
 in sugar-making;) p. kijii/n,/, 
 
 oY-niaij(ik. 
 Kijihdb, (nin). I look at s. th. 
 
 .steadily; (F. je regarde li\e- 
 
 iiient;) p. kej.hid. 
 Kiji(fnb<(ni((, {nin). 
 
 him steadily, wat( 
 
 p. k('J..in<id. 
 hiji(j(d)(ind(tn, [nin ). 
 
 it steadily ; j). k('j..<inii 
 lfiji(j(in(>n(i, (nin). I speak t( 
 
 him loud ; p. krj..nad ; imp 
 
 kijii/dnnj. 
 h'ijii/i'nd(vn, (nin). I 
 
 desire earnestly ; \). 
 Kijiijcndtin, (nin). 1 
 
 earncsilv, stronj'lv 
 
 J lool\ at 
 ling him ; 
 
 I look at 
 
 to 
 
 think or 
 
 k(j..(in<j. 
 
 desire it 
 
 p. ki'J.. 
 
 anij. 
 
 Kiji;/i''ninia,{nin). I(k'sire strong- 
 ly some hoily ; p. kcj.jnml. 
 
 Kijiidniniad. 'J'liere i.s a good 
 fast wind, (tliat mtikes us sail 
 fast ;) p. ki'j..ni(ik. 
 
 Kijiinsli, (nin). 1 sail (ust ; p. 
 h-j..id. 
 
 hijij, in compositions, signilie.s 
 stronii, diir<d)Ic. (Kxamples in 
 sou\e of the following words. i 
 
 Kijijn, adv. Strongly, .soundly. 
 — Kdicin kijija nin hiniitifi.'^i.s. 
 •s'/ ; 1 don't live strongly, (I am 
 not in good health.) 
 
 Kijijawdd. It is durable, strong; 
 ]). ke)..wdk. — (ici/ef kijijuwdd 
 kii((u\ kini'in wikd kid dkoa a- 
 .s/; thy body is strong indeed, 
 thou art never sick. 
 
 KiJijaioiydHC, (nin). 1 have 
 strength i'l my bones, (T am u 
 .strong man ;) p. k<j..ned. 
 
 I '. 
 
 ; 
 
 ,» ,; • 
 
KI.l 
 
 — 18G — 
 
 KM 
 
 i' 
 
 ( 
 
 i i 
 
 / 
 
 Kijiji'twin, {iiin). 1 am "lnrulilc, 
 
 KtroHji;, vijj;or()!iH, indnHtriouH, 
 
 norHCveriiij; in working ; p. 
 
 ii(j..xi<l. 
 /(ijijnirisiirin. Vi;^or ; iiidustry. 
 Kijika, {iiiii). i jjjo on (luick, 1 
 
 walk liiHt ; |). krjikdd. 
 KijikdhiUo, (niii). 1 run liiHt ; 
 
 |». k<j.J(i(l. 
 MJiKaiiKn/dil. It j^och or runs 
 
 lust ; j». kri..i/ak. 
 Kljikaii iiiii iii(i.sin(ii(/au, {nhi)- 
 
 1 j)iiy my dclit, lor my ilclits.) 
 
 I Holtlc my accounts ; p. kcjik- 
 
 aiiij. 
 MJikcui, (iiiii). I ck'iir mysclt'df 
 
 my debts, I pay all ; p. kcj.. 
 
 S(l(l. 
 
 Kijikaira, \iiiii]. I pay liim my 
 del)t, I settle witli liim ; p. 
 
 h(]j..W(l(l. 
 
 Kiji'kiiijdirc, {iiiii). I make a 
 larj^e lire ; p. kcj. .wed. 
 
 Kijiku.'f, [niit]. I get hurt by 
 carrying too heavy a load ; p. 
 k(j...s<ttl. 
 
 Kijiiiduijati. Contagious sick- 
 neH8, pest. — 8. .linddi/aii. 
 
 l\ijio.s.sc, {iiin}. S. Kijika. 
 
 KiJijioiKjatii/, (iiiii). My pulse 
 beata (piick ; p. kej.j/ud. 
 
 Kijipikwa lies', {tiin). My back 
 gets warmed ; p. kcj. .sod. 
 
 Kijis, {nin). 1 am warm, I feel 
 heat in my body; 1 liave tlie 
 fever ; p. kejitiod. 
 
 Kiji.s-aii, !?(/»)• i warm or re- 
 warm it; p. kejinaiKj. 
 
 Kiji.sii/aii. A warmer ; (F. re- 
 chauiibir ;) \)\.-aii. 
 
 Kiji.si(jc, {iiiii). I warm or re- 
 warm ; }). ktj..(/cd. 
 
 Kiji.sudis, [iiiii). I warm myself, 
 
 i get warmed ; p 
 
 warm mysc 
 . kij..iioa, 
 
 Kiji.HoHHe, {nin). I get warm 1 \ 
 
 walking ; p. kcj..>icil. 
 Kiji.sowdpiiic, iiiiii). I iuive thi' 
 
 li'vcr with great heat; p. Ary.. 
 
 iH'd, 
 KiJin'JU'apincu'iii,. Fever wiiii 
 
 Jieat. 
 Kiji.'^nwiii. Heat in the IkmIv. 
 
 fevi'r. 
 Kijis.sc i)iin:i/ii. The l>ird llu- 
 
 (|uick ; J), krji.s.scd. 
 KijifiWd, \nin). I warm or ii - 
 
 warm some (ibj. ; p. kcJ..H'(lil ; 
 
 imp. kiji.siri, 
 KiJiwdijoiKU/a, or-iii(i(/a<l. The 
 
 snow is settled, tin- snow i- 
 
 siink down and hard ; p. kij.. 
 
 ;/<i;/, iM'-iii(t(/ak. The .'•anif 
 
 signilic;atioii as a.s ts (/ an ;/ n- 
 
 II a I /a. 
 Kijiire, (nin). 1 Hpeak loud ; p. 
 
 krjiu'cd. 
 KijiwcuKKjad, Jt 8ound.s loud, 
 
 it has a strong sound ; p. kcj.. 
 
 (jak. 
 Kijiu'cwtia.'ilikii, ov-in(i</(i<l. 
 
 There Ik a loud roaring oi' the 
 
 waves, higli 8ea ; \i. kcj..k<ii/, 
 
 oY-niiujak. 
 Kijiwihceton, (nin). i make ii 
 
 sound loudly; j). kej.Aod. 
 Kijob, (niii). 1 am warm, (in ;i 
 
 lodge, lujuse, etc.); p- kijo.. 
 
 hid. 
 Ki/'iihike, [nin). I melt snow \u 
 
 have water ; ]). kaj..kcd. 
 
 Kijdijdde, (nin). My leg.s arc 
 warm ; p. kaj..de(j. 
 
 Kijoia, or-ina(jad. It is warm, 
 (in a building;) p. kaj..a(j, ui- 
 magak. 
 
 Kijokawa, (nin). I warm hiin 
 with my body, lying with 
 him; p. kaj..xoad. 
 
 rV 'S 
 hi/iCit(l(fl 
 
 !un le; 
 
 ,!'. /.//.•. 
 
 I\ikciid(f\ 
 
 H'ieiicJ 
 
 l^i/oiidjij 
 
 J'<'k..(/(] 
 
 l^ikniii)i\ 
 
 ||- kek.\ 
 
KIK 
 
 — 187 — 
 
 KIK 
 
 i( 
 
 Kijoijit^, (iiiii). I ilrt'i^s wiiniily, 
 I liiive wiiiiii clotlios oil ; p. 
 k(ij..siid. 
 
 Kijos, (iti)i). I iiin \v;iiiii iuid 
 riiiiit'drtlllil*' ; |i. Ii'tljnsiil. 
 
 Kij'i.shiii, {iiiiii. 1 lie uariii; p. 
 
 k'iLditffiu. Murk to jruiili' tni- 
 
 M'li'i's, ()!• It) puiiit out (liin^cr- 
 
 iiiis places ijii the road ; pl.- 
 
 (iii, 
 l\i!i(iii/e,(iiiii]. I iiiiiUe niiirUs 
 
 nil ilie road, (sotliii,:; up ln'an- 
 
 ihcs, etc.) to direct i»r warn 
 
 lilt' t I'u V e I cr ; p . Ac/.* . .//rv / . 
 l\'iL(is.s(t, iiiiii). I put aside, oi" 
 
 set apart some liody ; p. kck 
 
 ..ml. 
 Kil,(i/oii,(aiii). 1 jiiit it a<ide, 
 
 I set it apart; ]». kvkatoil. 
 KikintUhjox, {niii}. I am Uiiowii; 
 
 \K k<'k..si(l. 
 Kiki iidamiiicc, {nin). 1 maUe 
 
 kiKPWii, J pulilisli, amiiMiiici' 
 
 s. til. ; p. krk..U'i'il. 
 KIb ii(l(i)iiiiu'cii, {nin], 1 inaUe 
 
 it known, pulilisli it, announce 
 
 it ; )). kek..wc<{. 
 Kil:ni(l(iiiii'i((, {nin). \ make liim 
 
 knows, th., J make known to 
 
 liini s. til.; p. kck. .ail. 
 Kikcndamowin. Knu\vled,L"e of 
 
 >uiiietliin,L'. 
 KikcniUhi, {nin). J know it, 1 
 
 iuuawareot' it, J experience 
 
 it; )). kek..ani/. 
 KiliCmld.ss, (nin). I know ; I 
 
 uiM learned, 1 po.sHe«.s scic.ce; 
 
 !>. kik...sod. 
 Klkciul(i.^,<iowin. Knowledge, 
 
 science; p. kck. ..sod. 
 Klhiiiljii/r, {nin\. 1 know; )). 
 
 kck..(/cd. 
 Kiliaiinia, {win). I know him ; 
 
 11. kck.. mad. 
 
 k'iki'iiindin, {nin). 1 know mv- 
 self; p. k)k...snd. 
 
 Kikihikonicshi. Grey lark ; (('. 
 cendrille ;) pl.-m//. 
 
 h'ikinid, uiin). I promise liin? a 
 rendez-vous, I prouise liim 
 to l»e at siicli Hi)lace at ,su(di u 
 time ; p. k( kiunul. 
 
 h'ikinairddfdniirfina, {nin). I 
 LMve liim private baptism, or 
 lay-haptism ; p. kik..nad; 
 imj). kik..u'(ij. 
 
 h'ikin<lir>'id(iil. It is remarkalde, 
 it IS easy to lie found, to he 
 seen, to lie recojrni/ed, to lie 
 noticed ; p. kik..il(ik. 
 
 Kikindirnddkii'didddr, uv-nid- 
 <ldd. There are maiks on the 
 trees tor tho traveler to lind 
 out the trail throuirh the 
 wooil,tlie trees are hla/.ed; p. 
 kt:k..ili'</, i)V-ni(ii/dk. 
 
 Kikinan'oddkicdii/dn. Mark on 
 a tree, hlaze; \\\.-dii. 
 
 Kikindii'<fdiikirdii/(', {nin). I 
 liijl/.e trees on a road or trail ; 
 ]). kek..(/<'d. 
 
 Kikindirddcnddi/ii.s-, (nin). I am 
 marked, J am C(jiisidereil a 
 mark, a si<^n ; also, 1 am cir- 
 cumcised; J). kck...'<id. 
 
 Kiki)iawndendai/(>.siwin. 'J'lie 
 state or nituiition of heinir a 
 mark', eirciimci.sion. 
 
 Kikinduuldenddn, {nin). I re- 
 mark it in my thou,!_dit.^, (in 
 ordei' to rec(),G;nize it after- 
 wards;) I remark it to Ibllow 
 it ; p. kck.. ami . 
 
 Kikinawdkenimd, Inin). F re- 
 mark him in my thouirhts to 
 recoLjnize him ; I remark him 
 to IoIKjw him, to imitate him ; 
 p. kck. .mad. 
 
 KikiaaioadJ, adv. In a remark- 
 
 \ 
 
 I 
 
 .1 Si' 
 
I! 
 
 TT 
 
 KIK 
 
 — iss — 
 
 KIK 
 
 . 
 
 «■' 
 
 ulilo man nor, easy to be f'uiuul, 
 scon, noticed, 
 
 Kilciaaicadii, (nin). I am mark- 
 ed; lam circumcised; \). bek 
 ..UkI. 
 
 Kikiiiawddjia, {iiiii). i mark 
 liini;, 1 put u mark on a j)cr- 
 f^oi!, or on any other ol)j. ; 
 al.so, I tell or indicate to him 
 a mark or marks; I circum- 
 cise him ; |». kck.xul. 
 
 Ki/diuiwddjioii, or, kikiiiawad- 
 Jiowiii. Any mark ; circumci- 
 sion ; banner, Hag ; lA.-aii. S. 
 Kikiwcon. 
 
 Kikinawddjitawa, ( niit ). I gi ve 
 him or tell him a certain mark, 
 to find s. th. ; p. kck..ivad. 
 
 Kikiiiawddjitchiijan. Mark, 
 
 siglit or aim 
 
 on a gun , 
 
 Kikinawcnima, {niii). I regulate 
 my mind and my thoughts 
 alter his examples ; \). kck.. 
 mad. 
 
 Klkiadimin, {nin). We promise 
 each other a rendez-vous, we 
 promise to one another to 
 meet in a certain place at a 
 certain time • p. keldndidjUj. 
 
 Kikindiioin. Mutual promise of 
 a rendez-vons, of a meeting 
 in a certain place at a certain 
 time. 
 
 Kikinge, {nin). I promise to 
 come to a rendez-vous, to '•" 
 present ; p. kck..(jed. 
 
 Kikingewin. Promise to come 
 to a v^ndez-vous. 
 
 Kikiiioamadi-inasinaigan . Spell- 
 ing-book, school-book ; rA.-an. 
 
 Kikinoamdditoigamig . House 
 of instruction, school-house ; 
 Synagogue ; pl.-ou. 
 
 Kikinoamddhcin. Teaching, in- 
 
 struction given orreceivo(l liy 
 several persons. — S. Kikimui- 
 magewin, and Kikinoamagu- 
 win. 
 
 Kikhioamdgaii. Scholar, pupil, 
 disciple, apprentice ; pl.-o//. 
 
 xikiaoamage, liiiii). I am teadi- 
 i.ig, I koep school, 1 instruct, 
 I show, I indicate; p. kck.. 
 ged. 
 
 Kikianamdgekioe. Female scIhk,! 
 teacher, school-mistres.s ; pl.- 
 
 Ktkiaoamdgewin. leaciiing w 
 instruction giccn. 
 
 Kikiiwamagew in iui. 'J'eac 1 1 c i' , 
 school-teacher, school-master; 
 \A.-wag. 
 
 Kikinoamdgowin. Teaching ur 
 instruction received. 
 
 Kikinoamatva, (nin). I teacli, 
 instruct, inform him, I sluiw 
 him, indicate him s. th.; |i. 
 kek..ivad. 
 
 Kikinonoicin. A year, twelve 
 months ; pl.-au. 
 
 Kikinotaioa, {nin). I speak al- 
 ter him, I say what he says ; 
 p. ^.ik..icad. 
 
 Kikinowubama, (nin). I imitutr 
 him, I do as I see him doini^, 
 I take his example; p. kck.. 
 mad. 
 
 Kikinowd bamig, {nin) . J 1 e 
 imitates me, I give him an 
 example; p. kckiaoioabamid, 
 lie who imitates me. 
 
 Kidinodbaviigowin. Example 
 taken, imitation. 
 
 Kikinowddandaiwe, {nin). J 
 give or show an example ; p. 
 kek..toed. 
 
 Kikinowdbandaiwewin. Exam- 
 ple given, (good example, uv 
 scandal.) 
 
{ilin). 1 
 ample; {>■ 
 
 ,1. Kxiun- 
 :ample, ur 
 
 JvIN 
 
 IH'J — 
 
 KIN 
 
 KikinouuVjanddii, {nin). I imi- 
 tate it, I copy it, I make a .si- 
 milar tiling as I see before 
 me; p. keJcan;/. 
 
 Kiki nowdbanJjiijan. Example 
 tor imitation, model, standard; 
 \)\.-an, 
 
 Kikinowijiive, {nin). i jruide, I 
 conduct, I lead, I show the 
 way ; p. kek..wed. 
 
 Klkinowijiw^winini. Ciiiide, con- 
 ductor; pl.-iro//. 
 
 Kikiiwwina, {niti). I jruide or 
 conduct him, I show him the 
 way ; p. kek..nad ; in. p. kiki- 
 noicij. 
 
 Kikitdwa, {nin). 1 j)ut marks 
 for him on a road or trail, to 
 direct him ; p. k('k..icad. 
 
 Kikiweidbawadji(/e, {nin). I give 
 private baptism ; p. kek..iied. 
 
 Kikiweiabawadjigcivin . Pri vate 
 haptism, lay-baptism. 
 
 h'lkiweidbawana, {nin). I give 
 him private baptism ; p. kek.. 
 iiad ; imp. kik..7('aj. (The 
 same as, nin kikinaradaba- 
 irona.) 
 
 Kikiweidbaioas, (nin). I receive 
 ])rivate baptism ; p. kek. .sod. 
 
 Klkiiceon. Flag, banner ; pl.-«». 
 
 Kik'iwcondiig. Flag-staff ; pl.- 
 (iii. 
 
 Kill, pron. Thou, thine. 
 
 Kinawa, pron. You, yours. 
 K'indwind, pron. We, ours. 
 
 Klniijawabimin, (nin). We are 
 together all mixed, or ditfe- 
 ront kinds; (F. nous sommes 
 tons pele-mele ;) p. ken..bidjig. 
 
 Kiiiigaicdgomoicag j is h i b a g. 
 The ducks are swimming 
 inixtly, of uitferent kinds. 
 
 Kihhiaicigabawimin, (nin). We 
 
 together mixii 
 kinds 
 
 p. kni.. 
 We 
 
 are stand inj 
 
 of different 
 
 widjig. 
 Kin igawiifeidim in , ( n in ] . 
 
 live mixed together in the 
 
 same village or town ; p. km.. 
 
 didjig. 
 Kinir/dwissin. It is mixed, 
 
 things of different kinds are 
 
 together; yt. ken.dng. 
 Kinigina, inin). I mix someoli.j. 
 
 with another object, (dry ob- 
 jects;) p. ken..nad. 
 Kiniginan, (nin). I mix some 
 
 obj. with another object, (drg 
 
 objects;) p. ken..ang. 
 Kiniginige,{nin). I am mixing 
 
 together objects of different 
 
 kinds ; p. ken..ged. 
 Kinigissin. It is mixed toge- 
 ther, different objects in one 
 
 mass together ; p. ken..ing. (S. 
 
 Kinigawis.'iin.) 
 Kinislitino. Cree Indian; j)!.-.'/. 
 KinishUnokice. Cree S(piaw; 
 
 p\.-g. 
 KiniskiinokiL'eslub. A kind of 
 
 wild duck ; \i\.-ag. 
 
 Kinitam. Thou in thy turn, 
 thou now ; (F. toi a ton tour) 
 Kinitam nagamon, sing now 
 in thy turn, (it is thy turn 
 
 now to sing.) 
 
 Klnitamiwa. You in your tuni» 
 you now. — Kiniiamiuia irhi' 
 meiog, ginwcnj nin gi-tchimc' 
 min ninawind. Paddle now in 
 vour turn, we have padiiled 
 long. 
 
 Kinitamiwind. We in our turn. 
 we ncv, — (The person or per- 
 sons spoken to, included.) S. 
 Ninitayniwind. 
 
 Kiniiv. War-eagle ; a kind of 
 
 
 / 
 
 I'i 
 
 , I 
 
 \ 
 
 \\\ 
 
 , in 
 
 .'I i: 
 
 
 ,ii 
 
 ■I . '^\ 
 
 nil 
 
 Hif|.i!|l 
 
 a 
 
 h ■;;' 
 
 r 
 

 KIP 
 
 — IIJO — 
 
 KIS 
 
 od'^le tliat rciiiaiiiH almost all 
 ('.ay very hijrli in the air. Tiie 
 Indian warriors wear his fea- 
 thers as an ornament on their 
 heads. These leathers are 
 rare, and not easy to he oli- 
 tained. PI. kiniwi;/. 
 
 Kiiioje. Pike, (tish ;) pi.-//. 
 
 Kiiiow. Tlty cheek' ; ])! .-«//. 
 
 /\i/)(i(/(1, or-ma;/a(L It is thi(;k- ; 
 p. kfi(/(i(/(i(f, or-)tin;/(ik. 
 
 Kipa;/dhi</a((. It is liiick,stroni^, 
 (some narrow stult';) p. ke)>.. 
 (jak. 
 
 Khxigdhicpsi senilxi. The rili- 
 hon is thick, strong; p. kep.. 
 ,shl. 
 
 Kipaf/dbikad. It is thick; (me- 
 tal ;) p. kep..kak. 
 
 Kipa(/dbiki((, (niit). I make it 
 thick, (ohject of metal or 
 stone ;) ]). kcp..a(l. 
 
 Kipaijdbikisi. It is thick, (ohj. 
 of metal or stone ;) \).k(])..nid. 
 
 KipaijubikUdu, {niii). I maice it 
 thick, (ohj. of metal ;) p. kep.. 
 lod. 
 
 KipcujudiH. It is frozen thick, 
 (thick ice;) \). kep..inq. 
 
 Kipai/di/amL It is thick, (some 
 litpiid ;) j). kep..vii</. 
 
 KipcKjdgamHon, [ma]. I make 
 it tiiick. (some liquid;) ]». kip 
 ..tod. — (ham o (pldpiujaijuitii- 
 ton maiidamindbo ; she made 
 the corn-soup too thick. 
 
 Kipaydkamiga, or-mayad. There 
 is much earth, (the good soil 
 or ground is thick, l)etbreyou 
 come to stones or sand under- 
 neath ;) \).kep..ijaij, ov-hiayak^ 
 
 Kipaijid, dun). I make it thick 
 or thicker, I thicken it ; p. 
 kep.. ad. 
 
 Kipaf/ii/ud. It is thick, stron-. 
 (stutr, clothing inaterial ;) |,, 
 k(;p..i/ak. 
 
 Kijxdi'njisi. It is thick, stroii-, 
 [seniba, silk ;) p. ksp..sid. 
 
 Kipaip'ffisi nabcrfiUsacf. 'i !■ 
 liiiiird is thick; p. kip.,.^iil. 
 
 Ki}Hiiiisluma, (niii). I lay it dii 
 thick, or thickly ; p. kiji.. 
 iiitdl. — Nctwatc/i ki dd-kijid,/:- 
 ■s-hinia vu'tbii/nn ; you oughiiM 
 lay your clay thicker, ii, 
 jflastoring a house.) 
 
 Kipa(jhi. It is thick, stroriL'; y- 
 k('p..sid. 
 
 Kij)(t<lisil()n, (iiiin. I layor|iiii 
 it on thick or thickly ; p. /,<;/ 
 ..tod. 
 
 Kijxii/iioii (ii/'ii). I miike i: 
 thick, I thicken it ; p. krji.. 
 tod. 
 
 Kiahkaan, {iiiii). I cut il; |i. 
 ka.s/i..k(Uii/. 
 
 Ki'^hkdbaiioin'kaga, or-vxii/mi. 
 There is a clay-hank ; (F. il v 
 a un ecore ile glaise;) p. ku.sli 
 ..(/a;/, oY-maijali. 
 
 Kishlidbika, ov-iiia(/ad. Tlicit- 
 is a steep rock, a perpendicu- 
 lar iihrupt rock or clitt'; tluic 
 is no heach, hut a high st(i'|i 
 rock ; p. kas'/i..k(t(/, vr-)n(('j<iL\ 
 
 Kis/ikabik<id. It is cut, (inelal'i ; 
 p. k(ish..k((k. 
 
 KifiJikadina, ov-via;/ad. Tliorc 
 is a very steep hill, very .'^tccji 
 ascent; p. kas/L.na]), ov-iiki- 
 (jak. 
 
 Kishkcijrwn, {nin). I cut lii< 
 
 skin ;p. kas/i..iL'ad ; imp. /i'/.v//- 
 
 kaj('. 
 Kishkdkado.'i, {nin). I am i \- 
 
 tremely meager, lean, pjor ; 
 
 p. ka>th..md. 
 
 I): 
 
vial ;) ji. 
 , Ktroir.', 
 
 sid. 
 
 rf. Til" 
 0...v(''. 
 
 ay ii nil 
 p. /.■'//.. 
 
 ((-kipaiji- 
 ouirlit to 
 
 ker, ill 
 
 itron.ir ; p. 
 
 lay orimi 
 V f p. /'''V 
 
 inukf II 
 ; 1>- /'■''/'■' 
 
 cut ii ; !' 
 
 or- »"■"/""'■ 
 
 k; (F.'il.v 
 
 ;) p. /.■('•■•'' 
 
 1. Thciv 
 rpendicii- 
 ilV; there 
 i'ih stct'ii 
 ui-mc(;/"''- 
 
 t, (lueiHl' ; 
 
 /(/. There 
 very i^tee)! 
 
 "7 
 
 >, ov-iiin- 
 
 I cut hi- 
 
 imp. 
 
 /: 
 
 i,!r 
 
 l am e\- 
 .■aii, p Jur : 
 
 KIS 
 
 — 11)1 - 
 
 KIS 
 
 .(/a(/, ov'Via- 
 
 Kishk-nkamida, or-magad. Tliere 
 is a very steep ^ place or 
 i^roiind ; |t. kas/t. 
 ijak. 
 
 Kishknkidc, ov-7naf/ak. Ithreak.s 
 by huruiiig tlirou;zli ; p. kas/i 
 ..der/, OT-ma(/ak. 
 
 Kis/ikakisdn,' (iiin). I Inirii it 
 thron.i:li, (I break it in two by 
 lire ;) J), kash-saiif/. 
 
 Khhkakiswu, (nin). 1 burn 
 fomc obj. tlirouffli, in two 
 pieces; p. kash.Avad ; imp. 
 kiskkakis. 
 
 Kishkanakad. Stump of a tree ; 
 (F. souclie ;) ])\.-nn. 
 
 Kishkanakadons. Little stump ; 
 (F. chicot ;) pl.-a/i. 
 
 Kishdanakisimitiii. Tlie top of 
 the tree is broken, by tlie 
 wind ; ]i. kash..sod. 
 
 KiK/ikaiidm, [nin). My breath- 
 ing is interruj)ted, is cut; p. 
 kas/i..mod. 
 
 I\i.'^/idandiin,{nin). I cut it with 
 the teetli, I bite it through ; p. 
 k(i!<li..an>i. 
 
 Kiahkanj/kodan wdssakwanend- 
 Jii/an, {nin). I snufl'tho can- 
 dle; p. kash..anf/. 
 
 Klslikanji'kodjigaii. SnutVers ; 
 \>].-aii. 
 
 Kis/ikas/tkijan, (nin). 1 cut it 
 with a scythe or sickle, I mow 
 it; p. kash..an<j. 
 
 Kis/ikashkiji(/an. Scythe, sic- 
 kle, reaping hook; p.-an. 
 
 KiakkafihKijige, {nin). Ireaj), I 
 harvest, I cut, I niow ; p. kas/t 
 ..(jed. 
 
 Kis/ikashkijigewin. Harvest, 
 reaping, mowing. 
 
 Kisltkashkijigeivinini. Harves- 
 ter, reaper, mower; \i[.-i(iag. 
 
 Kishkashkossiwe, {nin). I cut 
 
 cut some 
 imp. kish- 
 
 l tear it, I 
 
 down grass, 1 mow; p. AywA.. 
 
 wed. 
 K i .V /* k a t d IV a n g a, or-nia<fad. 
 
 'i'liere is a steep .«and-hill, or 
 
 a steep saiid-bauK on the beach 
 
 of a lake, (F. ocore de sablo ;) 
 
 p. kush..gag. 
 Kisilikibidjigaso. It is torn or 
 
 rent; p. k(tsh..fiod. 
 Ki.'i/ikaiva, {nin). I 
 
 oiij.; p. k(ish..wad ; 
 
 kair. 
 Ki,<ihkibidon, {nin). 
 
 rend it ; p. kaah-dod. 
 Ki.sdikibina, (nin). I tear or 
 
 rend some obj. ; p. ka,^h..nad; 
 
 imp. ki.'ihkibij. 
 Ki.ihkibitdgan. Tobacco-pouch ; 
 
 pi .-«//. 
 KLshkibnde, ov-magad. It is 
 
 sawn; j). kn.'ih..de<i, ov-magak . 
 Kis/ikibodjigan. iaw, hand- 
 saw ; pl.-a?J. 
 Kishkibodjige, {nin). I saw 
 
 (across, not along;) p. ka.s/i.. 
 
 ged. — S . Tashkibodjige. 
 Kis/ikibodjigevun. ' Sawing, 
 
 (across only, not along.) 
 Kiskkibodon, {nin). I saw it 
 
 through, (across;) Tp.kasih..dod. 
 Kishkibona, {nin) . I saw througli 
 
 some object ; p. kash..nad ; 
 
 imp. kishkiboj, 
 Kishkibos, {nin). I am sawn 
 
 through, in two ; p. ka.'i/i...'ind. 
 Kishkidenaniwe, {nin). My 
 
 tongue is cut oil" ; p. kas/i.. 
 
 wed. 
 Kishkidcnaniwejwa, (nin). I cut 
 
 his tongue ofi"; p. ka.'i/H.ivad; 
 
 imp. kish..jivi. 
 Kishkigaige, (nin). I cut ; I 
 
 chop wood; p. ku.iit..ged. 
 Kishkigana, {)iin). I cut off 
 
 some obj. ; p. kash..nad. 
 
 i.W 
 
 ^^ 
 
 f 
 
 H\ 
 
 M 
 
 U. 
 
KIS 
 
 11)2 — 
 
 KIS 
 
 i ♦ 
 
 Khhkiganjiandh, (nin). I cut off 
 
 my nails; ]).kash..sn(l. 
 Kixhkhjauuiviitifi, (nin). Tent. 
 
 down a tree ; p, his /i.. wad. 
 Ki.s/i/cif/we, (nhv. My throat is 
 
 cut ; p. kaiih..%oed. 
 Ki-'ihkhjwahina, (nin). I tear liis 
 
 ]»ea<l off; p. kash..nad ; imp. 
 
 kish..bij. 
 Ki.thkitprejwa, {nin). I cut liis 
 
 thro.'ii ; p. kash. . wad ; ^ imp. 
 
 ki.^hki(jwejwi. 
 Kishkigioena, {nin). I break 
 
 his neck ; p. ka.'iJi..nad; imp. 
 
 kishkigioen, 
 Kiahkitjioewa, inin). I cut his 
 
 neck off', (his liead,) I beliead 
 
 liim ; p. kash..%oad ; imp. kish- 
 
 ki(fwe. 
 Kiskkijan, (nin). I cut it ; p. 
 
 kash..anf/. 
 Kinhkijigas, {nin). T am cut; 
 
 ali^o, I am castrated, I am a 
 
 eunuch ; p. kash..sod. 
 KisJikiJir/a.'iowin. Castration. 
 Ki.s'hkijodis, (nin). I cut myself 
 
 with a knife ; p. kasli..sod. 
 Kislikijioa,{nin). I cut liim ; I 
 
 castrate him ; p. kash..wad; 
 
 imp. ki.'ihkijwi. 
 Ki.s'hki.'isin nin tcliimdn. My 
 
 canoe break.'*, (it is cut by a 
 
 rock or snag ;) p. ka.thkis.sinfj. 
 Ki.fhkitaioaf/e, {nin). My car is 
 
 cut off ; p. kash..(/ed. 
 
 Ki.'ihkiiaicaf/etfanama, {nin). I 
 strike one of liis ears oft'; p. 
 ka.s-h..mad. 
 
 Ki.fhkitawar/ejwa, {nin). I cut 
 liim an ear off"; p. kasJi..u'ad ; 
 imp. ki.i/i..jwi. 
 
 Ki.'ihk itching minikivddjigan. A 
 
 pint. 
 Kishkowe, {nin). I ceaso speak- 
 
 ing, weeping, etc. ; p. kash- 
 
 kowed. 
 Kishkoivca, {nin). I make him 
 
 be still, I make liini cea~c 
 
 speaking, weeping, etc. ; p. 
 
 A-fl.s'A. .ad. 
 Ki.'iJipin, con}. If, provided, in 
 
 case that, wliether, suj)|n)>- 
 
 ing. 
 Kifiiiahaioadon, (nin). I w.i-h 
 
 it out, I rinse it; p. ke..<i..)l,i<l. 
 Ki.<^itahawana,(nin). I wash m- 
 
 rin.se some obj. ; p. ke.<i..n(hl : 
 
 imp. kis..waj. 
 Ki.sidbdwe, or-magad. It fade.-, 
 
 it loses its color, in washinL', 
 
 p. kes..iveg, ov-magak. 
 Ki.sian, {nin). I wipe if, I al - 
 
 sterge it ; p. keaiang. 
 Ki.s'idioass, (nin). 1 wipe or 
 
 clean an infant; p. kes...wd. 
 Kisibakwad. Tliere is a .lound 
 
 produced by tlie rubbing (.1 
 
 two trees against one another. 
 
 when they are agitated by the 
 
 wind ; p. kes..ivak. 
 Ki.fibanashk. S h a v e - g r a i^ s. 
 
 lior.se-tail, (a plant for poli.>^li- 
 
 ing ;) (F. prele ;) pl.-o?J. 
 Kisibiaaamawa, (mn). I wa-li 
 
 for him, I waA his clothis; 
 
 p. kes..wad. 
 Ki.ubigaigan. Soap. 
 Kiubigaiganike, (nin). I m.nko 
 
 Foap, I manufacture soap ; p. 
 
 kes..ked. 
 
 Kisibigaiganikexoigamig. So.ap- 
 liouse, soap-boilery, soa])- 
 majiufactory ; pi .-on . 
 
 Kisibigi, {nin). I wash niysoir; 
 p. kesibigid. 
 
 Kisibigina, {ninj. I wash hinu 
 (a person, or any other ohj.i; 
 l).kes..nad. 
 
 v\ 
 
KIT 
 
 193 — 
 
 KIT 
 
 p. kaali- 
 
 ake liiin 
 III ceii'-c 
 etc.; 1'. 
 
 ivitied, ill 
 
 BUppu- 
 I WU-ll 
 
 ken. .(lull. 
 
 1 wajili <iV 
 kes..nail : 
 
 It faile^', 
 
 ik. 
 
 2 it, T ill - 
 
 >h 
 
 [ wipe (ir 
 
 kes..iiOil. 
 
 is a soiiihl 
 
 rubbiiiji; (it 
 
 ne another. 
 
 ated l»y tlic 
 
 e- cr V a!= s. 
 for poliMi- 
 ' .-on. 
 
 I \va>li 
 
 lis clot! 
 
 u's : 
 
 u). I infil<c 
 ire soap; p. 
 
 mig. Soap- 
 
 ery, foai>- 
 
 on. 
 
 ash my self; 
 
 Avasli liiiii' 
 other olij.i; 
 
 j{is!hiqinaffaH(V)(>. Dish-water, 
 
 suiii ; (F. rin^nre (ie vais- 
 
 >clli".) 
 Ki.tihit/inni/nne, {uin':. I wash 
 
 111" rinse dishes ; p. k('S..neii. 
 Kisihiffiiian, (niu). I wash it; 
 
 p. kes..auf/. 
 Kisihiqindihe, {niii). T wash my 
 
 licatl ; p. kc^i.-bed. 
 I\i.'^ihi(/in(/wena, (uin). I wash 
 
 his lace ; p. ke.'i..nad. 
 Kisiinagnnan. Dish-clout; (F. 
 
 torclion ;) pl.-«H. 
 Ki'<iina(/a)ie, {iiin). I wipe 
 
 dislies ; p. kes..ned. 
 Klsii)(/we, (iiiti). I wipe my lace ; 
 
 p. k('ii..od. 
 KiKinindJuijan. Towel ; (F. es- 
 
 suie-main ;) pl.-rt». 
 Kisiiiiiidji, {nin). I wipe my 
 
 hands ; p. ke.'i..'id. 
 Kisi.'<ide, {nin). I wipe my feet ; 
 
 |). Ar.9..o(?. 
 Kisisidrwa, (nin). I wipe his 
 
 feet ; p. ke.s..U'(id ; iiiil). A'/.s'/- 
 
 Ki.siira, inin). I clean him, I 
 wipe him, (a i)er.son, or any 
 iitiier obj.;) \i. keaiwad ; imp. 
 k'xi. 
 
 Ki.^-finu, QV-ma(/ad. It is cold, 
 iculil weather ;) p. kessinag, 
 ov-magak, 
 
 Kiasintibikad. It is a cold night; 
 p. ke.<i..knk. 
 
 Kilagakons. Young deer, a 
 tiiw" II yet dotted or spotted ; 
 \>\.-ag. 
 
 Kihif/ia, [nin). I spot him, (any 
 olij. ;) p. ket..ad. 
 
 Kilagigad. It is of various 
 (•()lors, variegated, (stutl", 
 clothing material ;) p. ket.. 
 (jak. 
 
 Kifagigin. Stutl' of various co- 
 lors," or variegated, calico; jil.- 
 nn. 
 
 Kitiigi</i!^i nin. nio.'ihwcii. My 
 handkerchief is spotteil, (it 
 has spots and dots of ditlerent 
 colors.) 
 
 Kifagisiwin, (nin). Spot, speck ; 
 pl.-rt«. 
 
 Kiiagiton, inin). I spot it ; p. 
 ke(..nd. 
 
 Kifagwinde ichiman. The ca- 
 noe is sure, it is not danger- 
 ous, not rolling; p. ke(..deg. 
 
 Kitakamiga. The continent, it 
 is the continent; p. k('t..gag. 
 — KHakamigang, on the con- 
 tinent, on the main land. 
 
 Kitchakiwi, (nin). I hurt my- 
 self, by lifting or carrving too 
 heavy a load ; p. katchakiivid. 
 
 Kitchi, adj. and adv. Groat, 
 grand, large, big, ejxtensive; 
 ))re-eminent, principal, old, 
 aged ; much, well, very ; arch- 
 (in some compositions, as ; 
 Archangel, Kitchi Anjeni.) — 
 This word is always followed 
 by a substantive, verb, adjec- 
 tive or adverb, and remains 
 connected with it; it cannot 
 be used alone. 
 
 KitcJii agaming. On the other 
 side or shore of the great wa- 
 ter, that is, in Europe. 
 
 Kitchi aiaa. Great being ; a 
 big, great, noble, mighty or 
 elevated person ; an old aged 
 person ; also, a large, big or 
 old animal ; pi. -17. 
 
 Kitchi aii. Great thing ; any 
 great, big, large, important, 
 or old object ; pl.-». 
 
 Kitchi-dmo. Ilumble-bee ; buz- 
 zing fly ; ^l-g. 
 
 ii» 
 
 ' ^ 
 
 11 
 
 t! i 
 
KIT 
 
 — 19 1 - 
 
 KIT 
 
 \ { 
 
 (F. 
 pl.- 
 
 KUchi-anihhli. (Hir; leave,) cab- 
 
 liajrc ; \)\.-au. 
 Kilflii-aiiisliiiidhc. Old person, 
 
 (man or woman); pi.-//. 
 Ki/chi-(niis/iiii(iheir, {iiiii). I iim 
 
 an oil! person, (niai) or wo- 
 man ;) p. kct.Afhl. 
 Kilrh i awassn na>/n . T 1 1 ree < lays 
 
 ULTO ; (L. nmliiis tertiiis.) 
 Kilrlti awasHWubani/. After 
 
 three days. 
 Kiiclii aiotlnsi. (Large l)ea.st,) 
 
 olephaiit ; ])1.-/V^//. 
 Kitciti babisikawtvuni. Big coat, 
 
 edonk, riding-coat; \A.-an. 
 Kitcki biddiilmad, There comes 
 
 a sfiuall ot'wind ; p. ket..iii(ik. 
 KiicJii biminakwan. Big roi)e, 
 
 cable ; \t\.-a)i. 
 Kilchl himinhjan. Angar 
 
 tariere ;) \)\.-aii. 
 Kite hi bindkwun. Harrow 
 
 an. , 
 Kilrhi biiiliigioCalishvin. Adul- 
 tery. 
 Kitrhl dan, (nin). 1 am rich, 
 
 wealthy ; p. kclchi-danid. 
 Kitchi-daniwin. Riches, wealth, 
 
 fortune, 
 KUckigdd. The right \(-";i. — 
 
 There i.s always a po.ssessive 
 • i)ronoun ]n'eli.\ed to this word ; 
 
 as : Nin kifchigdd, iny right 
 
 leg ; ki kitchigdd, thy right 
 
 leg, etc. 
 Kifc/ii (jai/ibingwekwe. Mole. 
 Kitchigami. Great water, great 
 
 lake. — (Hchipwc-kitckiganii, 
 
 Lake Superior. Jiwitagani- 
 
 kitnhigami, the Ocean. 
 Kitcliiganiiwaslik. S. Andka- 
 . ' naslik* 
 Ki fr/ii ga w is. id gang 
 
 (F. muscade.) 
 Kiielii-gigo. Whale; pi .-/a// 
 
 Nutmeg; 
 
 Ki/rhi-gigo himide. Sperm-nil 
 Kitcki (jiigwi.'ihiniowin. Jjeiit : 
 
 (F. carrmc.) 
 Kitc/iigijdn, (nin). I indent it, 
 
 I .iagg it ; )). kct..ang. 
 Kitclii jawnnin. Chestnut; |il.- 
 
 an. 
 Kifr/ii JigdgawinJ. Onion; pi.- 
 
 Kitclii jijnagan i.-i/i i-nginia. ( i n-ai 
 
 military chief, that is, a ;.'tii- 
 
 eral ; pi.-//. 
 Kitr/ii jiiigobalxi. Beer. 
 Kitc/i i jiwdganiisigan. Mola>>c« 
 Kitchi-jomin. Fig ; pi. -<(//. 
 Kitclii-jouiindtig, or, kitclii-jh- 
 
 niinagdiriinj. Fig-tree; ]j| ■ 
 
 gon, or-//*t. 
 Kitclii ki.slikiliodjigan. Log-.-^au. 
 
 cro.ss-saw ; j)l -an. 
 Kitclii manumcg. Whale; vn^j, 
 Kitchi-mekatewikwanaie. Bi.-li- 
 
 op, (Groat black-gown ;) pl.-r/. 
 
 Nagani.sid Kitclii-mekatcirll- 
 
 wanaie. Archbishop. Mnimnn- 
 
 wi-n igan i.sid Kitcli i-nicknli - 
 
 wikioanaie, Pope, (the lim- 
 
 most Bisho]).) 
 Kit chi-m ekatewikwanai c o sakn- 
 
 on. Crosier, (the BLsliO])'- 
 
 Ptaff.) 
 
 Kitchi-mekatacikwanaic <> viirn- 
 kwdn. Mitre, (the Bisliii|r- 
 hat.) 
 
 Kitcki niikana. Public roa'l.a 
 
 trodden beaten road. 
 Kitcki ini.'ikioeidb. Artery. 
 
 Kitckiniokoindn, American, (liij: 
 
 knite;) pi .-«//. 
 Kitckimokomdn-aki. The Uni 
 
 ted States, (the land of lli- 
 
 big knives.) 
 Kifchimokomanen.t. An Aineri- 
 
 caa boy ; \)L-ag. 
 
 ('Ill 
 
 Kilr 
 
 r.itiln 
 
 pre 
 
 Kilrhi 
 
 Cn. 
 
 hitch, 
 
 Kite hi 
 
 gnu 
 
 Kitrh, 
 
 hal 
 
 Kile hi 
 
 l»i.-ri 
 
 Kilrhi 
 
 1 pill 
 niv 
 
illKl. (ilTat 
 
 t is, 11 i^cii- 
 
 KIT 
 
 liC) — 
 
 KIT 
 
 Kitchiwokftvmnikwc An Ainori- 
 ciiii woman ; |il.-.'/. 
 
 Kilrhinik. The ri;.'lit arm. — 
 Tlicro is always a jHisscssivi' 
 ]ii'iiiioiui lid'orc lliiswonl ; as: 
 Sill liili'/iiiii/i-, hi kih'hinik, o 
 kitchinik ; my, thy, his i-iglit 
 arm. 
 
 Kilc/iiiiinilJ. Tin- I'iiilit hand. 
 This won! is always ]ir('cc(|('(| 
 hv a iiossf's.sivo prononn; a<: 
 ,V/// lii/chininilj, o kUchiiiinilj, 
 WW right linntl, liis right hand ; 
 
 h'ih'lii )tis/ikitih's, ())iii). I ani 
 cnrngt-'d, vcrv anirrv ; p. /.t/.. 
 si, I. 
 
 Kilr/ii vi.sJiadi.siiriii. Vinlcnt 
 anger, rago, fury. 
 
 Kllrliiiiow. Tho riglit pheck. — 
 This word has ahvay.s a pos- 
 sessive pronoun hotore it; as: 
 ,Y//( kitr/iindw, my right 
 t'hc'ok ; .0 kifchinoipuih his 
 right ohoek, etc. 
 
 Kilclii odt'iKt. City; ])l.-?r(7//. 
 
 Kilrhi-ngima. King, emperor, 
 Mivereign, jjotcntato, (great 
 chief;) pi.-//. 
 
 Kih-lii-oijiina ajxibiirin. Throne; 
 \)].-(in. 
 
 Kilchi-Dgimiikwc. (^neen, em- 
 jiress; ))1.-//. 
 
 I'JIrlii-ogiwa o iciwakicni. 
 (.'I'uwn ; pl.-rn/. 
 
 I\ili-/ii oniif/iiHii. Leprosy. 
 
 Kilcli i-pilnh kisigan . Canon, 
 
 gun ; \)\.-aii. 
 
 Ki/c/ri-pd.^Jiki.'iiuan amoi. Canon- 
 liall ; pl.-?j. 
 
 Kilclii-jiipiyivan. Ciiurcli-organ; 
 
 pl.-f/H. 
 
 Kilc/n'pifi,()iiii). [gird my.self, 
 1 put a girdle f)r lu'It around 
 my waist ; p, ket..sn(J. 
 
 'i'error, fright, 
 
 riie right eye. 
 alwavs coii- 
 
 Kifclnpixnii. Mrlt, girdle; )F. 
 
 eeiiiture;) \)\.-af]. 
 Kilclii-satidiiidii. Spike; \A.-<iii. 
 Kifrlusaiji. Misery River, fiake 
 
 Superior. 
 Kilclii siujisiiriii. 
 
 horror. 
 Kilchislikiiijiij. T 
 — This Word is 
 neeted with a possessive pro- 
 noun : a< ; .V//( kifchittlikiii- 
 Jiij, ki kitchishkliijiii ; my 
 right eye, thy right eye, et(\ 
 Kilrltisiil. 'I'he right foot. — 
 This word is always preeediii 
 liy aj)ossessive lu'onoun ; as : 
 A7/( kilcliisid, my right foot ; 
 ki kilrliisid, thv right l()ot,ete. 
 Kilcltisiddii. 'I'he i)ig toe. — 
 A7;/ kilcliisidmi, n kitchiaidiiii: 
 my hig toe, his hig toe, el(!. 
 I\ilclii-l<ikici'iii(iji(/(iii . Screw- 
 vice; (F. etau ;| ])].-an. 
 Kili-hifti'ii. lloiioralile, Iioly, 
 
 saint. 
 KilrliilH'd(pJi</(fd. Holyday, fes- 
 tival ; \)\.-oii. 
 Kilrhiirfiiiijitidd. It is a holy- 
 day ; p. k(I.J/(ik. 
 Kitrliitwu M'trie od (Diamikai/a- 
 iriii. Aimunciation of the 
 Jilessod Virgin Mary. 
 KitrhHwdwc)iil(f<j().s,iniii.)- 1 iiiii 
 honored, revered, 1 am consi- 
 dered venerable : I am glori- 
 ous, sulilime, holy ; p. led. .aid. 
 Kilrliitwi1iveiid(iijosi<i, [niii). I 
 nuike him glorious, jionoreil, 
 1 e.xalt him ; I sanctify liim ; 
 p. keL.ad. 
 Kitrldhmwcndarinsiwin. Honor, 
 veneration, glory, glorifica- 
 tion, sanctity. 
 Kilclii Iwdwi'-nddn, (iiiii). I res- 
 pect it, I honore nnil rc^vere it. 
 
 • i 
 
 ' ■.' » 
 
 f i 4 
 
 il 
 
 mm ^ 
 
 »' 
 
KIT 
 
 — I'JG — 
 
 KIT 
 
 u 
 
 I liold it ill veneration, I es- 
 teem it holy, glorify it ; j). 
 Ict.jinri. 
 
 J\i/c/iHw(1wPiii»i, {)u'ii). I have 
 jiroiid tlioiijrlits, I exalt niy- 
 Hcll' in my tliou^^lit.s ; p. h-et.. 
 mod. 
 
 h'i/r/ii/wtlweniuia, (nhi). 1 res- 
 pect, honor, revere liim, '^\i)- 
 riCy liim, I consider hiin ve- 
 nerable, holy; J). kct.mntL 
 
 K i fr/t i / icil wriii iiili III i II , (iiiu). We 
 think each other worthy of 
 l)(inor ami respect ; p. kci.. 
 lUilJitj. 
 
 KHohiiwawcniiuUs, (iiiii). I 
 think myself worthy of honor 
 and glory, I exalt myself; p. 
 lcef..so(l. 
 
 Kitc/iHwdweniudisowiii. S(df- 
 glorilication, vain glory, proud 
 thoughts. 
 
 Kifrliilwdiria, {nin). I make 
 him glorious, honored ; I glo- 
 rify him ; ji. kcf..a<I. 
 
 KHchitwdwUdis,{nin\. I glorif^v 
 or honor myself, I seek my 
 own glory ; ji. kef. .sod. 
 
 Kilchiiwdudn. S. Kitcfdfwdwi- 
 
 .S' /«'/». 
 
 Kitc/iiiwdwina, {nin). I glorify 
 him with words, I praise him ; 
 p. kef..nad. 
 
 KUchiiwawindan, [nin). I glo- 
 rify and praise it with words ; 
 p. kei..an(j. 
 
 Kif('Jiitwdwinika.9, (nin). I have 
 a glorious name; my name is 
 holy ; p. kef ..sod. 
 
 Kifehilivamnikasowin. Glorious 
 name ; holy name. 
 
 Kifchifwdiois, {nin). 1 aiu glo- 
 rious, honored, noble, elevat- 
 ed, exalted ; p. ket..sid. 
 
 Draw in:.'- 
 
 Cork ; 1'. 
 
 f/il>ukiriil- 
 .-nil. 
 (Ifiil, 
 
 pl.-('(/. 
 
 prDiid 
 
 /.'■/.. 
 
 Kifchitwnu'i.mvin. (i lory,hc mor, 
 
 majesty. 
 KitrliifwdwHon. (nin). 1 hoimr 
 
 it, I glorily it, sanctify ii, f 
 
 make it holy ; |). ket..to(t 
 Kifcli i-wd(fikoniii n . 
 
 knife ; pl.-w/i. 
 Kifr/ii-iraja.shkwrdo. 
 
 liegf"-) 
 Kifclii - wnJa.iJikwcdo 
 
 (/an. t'urk-stopper ; p 
 
 Kifc/ii-ioaw(dtif/onodji. 
 (big-mouse ;) pl.-Jd;/. 
 
 Kifc/iiwebison. Bracelet ; 
 
 Kifniim, {nin). 1 have 
 thoughts of myself; p 
 mod. 
 
 Kifeninia, {nin). I think liim 
 proud ; p. kct..mad. 
 
 Kifrnimowin. Pride, prouil 
 thoughts. 
 
 Kifrnindi.s', {nin). I think iny- 
 self higher or better lli;ii: 
 others ; p. kef...iod. 
 
 Kifii/nn. Field ; garden ; \)].-iiii. 
 
 Kifiijana, (nin). I sow it, 1 
 plant it ; p. ketif/adnn(f. — M- 
 hiwa mandamina;/ inn xci-kili- 
 (/anai/ ; I wi'll , plant niiich 
 corn. 
 
 Kitiydniwiyamig. Field-house ; 
 garden-house; pl.-OH. 
 
 Kitigv, {nin). I farm, I plant. I 
 cultivate the ground, I till 
 the ground ; p. kefiyed. 
 
 Kitiycwin. Agriculture, fann- 
 ing, husbandry, tillage. 
 
 Kiteyewiiiini. Farmer, ploughor. 
 husbandman ; p\.-way. 
 
 Kifim, {nin). I am lazy, I don't 
 like to do s. th., or to goscinit- 
 where ; p. kefimid. 
 
 KHimdyad. It is poor, miser- 
 able, pitiful, pitiable, woitli 
 pity ; p. kei..gak. 
 
KIT 
 
 — Iii7 — 
 
 KIW 
 
 KilhiuKjaknmhj, julv. Miscnvl)lc, 
 
 |iilil'iil, poor. 
 h'iliiiii((/animifa[/o.s, (niii), I 
 
 iiiiike a spoocli or liiiraii^uc 
 
 ill oriler to excite pity on nif, 
 
 loolituin cliurilfiliie assistaiico 
 
 in my waiiLa; p. ket..iiiil. 
 I\'itiiii(i(/animit(i(/»siiriii . 1 1 araii- 
 
 irui' in order to obtain charity. 
 Kiliiinii/C)i<l(i(/(>s, {iiiii). I am 
 
 piMir, 1 am known to lie jiour ; 
 
 |). Let. ..sill. 
 Kilimu(/enil(i)ii, {iiiii). I pity, I 
 
 have thouglitH ol' compas.<ion, 
 
 (if pity ; p. kit..anii. 
 KiliiiiaijciiHdn, (iiiii). I pity it, 
 
 I tliinU it i.s j)oor anil iiiiser- 
 
 aiile ; p. ket-.tinij. 
 Kilini/'Kjeuima, (iiin). I pity 
 
 him, I have 'compasHion on 
 
 him, 1 think him poor, worth 
 
 |iity ; p. he1..mad. 
 
 Kiliii>ii<jiih (hi/0- I make him 
 iMinr and niiseralile, I make 
 iiiin unhappy, niit'urtimate ; 
 ]!. keL.U'l. 
 
 KiliiiKtijimatawd, niii). I a.'sk 
 him ciiarity ami assi.^tance in 
 my wants; p. kef. .wad. 
 
 Kitinidi/inai/ox, {niii). I lodk 
 |Kiur, miserable, unhappy, in- 
 ili;Lrent ; p. kct..sid. 
 
 Kiti iiia[/ina(/o,shvi II . Poor mi.ser- 
 aiile appearance. 
 
 KitimdijU, (nin). I am poor, in- 
 ihu'eiit, I am unhappv, unfor- 
 tunate, miserable, ileservin<r 
 nfcompassion and pity ; worth 
 liity ; p. kei..sid. 
 
 Kilinidi/isiwin. Poverty, indi- 
 ircnce ; unhappiness, misery. 
 
 Kliiindgitagos, {nin). I am 
 heard with pity and compas- 
 sion, I speak so as to excite 
 jiity on me ; p. ket,.sid. 
 
 KHimaijilnwa, {nin). 1 H.^ten to 
 
 him with pity and compa.-^- 
 
 .«ion ; p. kef. .wad. 
 Kiliiiiarjilon, (nin). I make it 
 
 jjoor and n^.-'orable ; p. kt t.. 
 
 fod. 
 Ki/iinindi/n.i, [nin). I look lazy, 
 
 1 have the appearance of a 
 
 lazy per.«on ; p. ki'l...sid. 
 Kitiini.slik, iiiiii). 1 am haliitnal- 
 
 ly lazy, slothful, lam a hIiij^- 
 
 jrard ; p. ki'f..kid . 
 Kiliiiii.s/ikiiriii. Habitual 
 
 azi- 
 
 ne.-^,", sluthfiilnotf.'^. 
 
 Kiliiiiiiciii. jjazines.-^, sloth. 
 
 Kili.s, (nin). J am old; v. kdli- 
 .sid. 
 
 Kifisi ; nin ki/i.siin. My jiareiit, 
 my father or my mother, my 
 am;e.-'tor; <> kiti.siinaii, his fa- 
 ther or mother, or his ances- 
 tor, etc. — PI. nin kitisiinaij, 
 my ])arent,«, or my ancestors ; 
 ki kia.siiniiKibaiii;/, our fore- 
 fathers, etc. 
 
 Kifofdi/an. Bell ; \)\.-itn. 
 
 Kifiiiii(/ana(/(>di'(/. "Where the 
 bell han;:s, tiiat is, the belfry, 
 the (duirch-stoeple, steejiie. 
 
 Kifdfc/iit/oii. Violin ; pi. -(///. — 
 Kiic/iikifi)fchi(/<(n, l)a.<e-viol. 
 — S. Najdbiii/an. 
 
 Kltofc/iiije, {nin), I play on the 
 violin ; p. kel.jjcd. — S. Nnja- 
 hiiijc, 
 
 KiUnccidpikaiijan. Alj. S. Najd' 
 
 biiijan. 
 Kifwen, adv. With reluctance, 
 
 notwithstanding, in spite of... ; 
 
 against the will ; (F. nialgre.) 
 
 Kiwanakamiijis', (nin). I am al- 
 ways playing, or diverting 
 myself, Ineglecting all other 
 occupations ; p. kau\..sid. 
 
 ■ < , 
 
 ) V 
 
 :> i 
 
 I m\ 
 
'!i 
 
 T 
 
 1 
 
 P I, 
 It < 
 
 \ 'ft 
 
 » 
 
 I, 
 
 K(JK — iy« — 
 
 KOP 
 
 Kiwanakdmiijixiwin. Pliiyiii^ or 
 ilivertiii;^ with nfj^Ir(;t ul'iluty. 
 
 KiwKiits, uiiit). I iiiuke iioiH(!; 
 1 am fuolisli and wuntoii ; ji. 
 k(iir..>ii(l, 
 
 Kiiraiiisiiriii. Foolish iioi.sc, 
 uaiitomic'ss. 
 
 Kiwc w t/iirc. Il is siiid, ihcv 
 Huy, J iiiKlcrsliunl. 
 
 Kiii'ish, (not iiiucli used,) thy 
 wilo. — 'ilu'y coimiiunly f^ay : 
 hi w/d/'i/nnai/iiu, or, /iv" inindi- 
 luuieinin/i, thy will', 
 
 Ao, (or i/yo, iitU'r u coii.soimiit,) 
 if* a particle denotiii;:; use or 
 oisfom. — /\i(l iju lui iiO ircili y 
 — Nind ijti .svf k(i. Dost thou 
 list' to ^o there? — I use to go. 
 Nimiwoij i/iO, they use to 
 (hince. 
 
 KdJ, ill eompOMitioiis, si;;iiilii's 
 the bill or hcak oi' a bird ; us : 
 luti/di/iivikdj, raven's heuk. 
 
 K(tk()li('(j(ni(in. nrid;^e over the 
 Sty\, (in Indian iiiytiioio;j:y,) 
 over which must j:o the souls 
 ol'the dej)iirted, to arrive to 
 the land ol'apirity. Tlie jrood 
 souls pass easily over it and 
 enter the hai)py land ol'sjjirits. 
 Tlie wicked souls caiTiiot pass 
 it: they fall in the dei)th he- 
 neatli, and are unhappy lor 
 ever. 
 
 Kdkoki). Owl; (F. hihou ;) pl.-^. 
 
 Kokoah. Pig, hog, swine, -ow; 
 pork; pl.-(V/. 
 
 Kokoshcas. A small pig, or a 
 young pig, suckling pig ; pl.- 
 ag. 
 
 Kokoshi-bimide. Hog's lard. 
 
 Kok(ishiwaj(((/nai. Sward, (skin 
 of bacon ; (F. couenne.) 
 
 Kokosliiwibwdm ijakaiidmodcij. 
 Smoked ham. 
 
 Hog's iiiual, 
 The Buoiil III 
 
 pi.-//. 
 
 livei'; kikdii. 
 
 hoko.shiivi-wiinfiii. 
 pork. 
 
 KoliDsliiwiahkinJ. 
 a hog ; pl.-//^ 
 
 Knkiiirc.si. Moth ; 
 
 Ao;(, iiikuii. My 
 thy liver; oAo//, lii« liver, etc. 
 
 /\ui>((di;nfld(/(i.'i, (iiin). I am con- 
 sidered stupid, awkward, 1 
 am despised ; p. kwii..f<id. 
 
 Ki'ijKidcuddj/ti'ud. It irt desiiic- 
 able, it is awkward, (awkward 
 situation ;) p. kwi(..wak. 
 
 KopddLs, {niii). I am stupid. 
 dull, awkward, clumsy ; \\ 
 
 /i/(V/...S7V/. ' 
 
 K(ipddi.'ii((, (iiin). 1 make liim 
 
 stupid, dull ; ]). kw(i..(id. 
 Kiipddixiioiu. Stupidity, uuk- 
 
 w ani ness. 
 K(ij)ddjid, {niii). I treat hiiiiill. 
 
 1 despise liim ; I use him in 
 
 a stupid manner ; I spoil suinc 
 
 ohj. ; jt. kwa..ad. 
 h'ojnidjiwc, {niin. I treat ill, 
 _ despise, destroy ; [i. kw(i..wiil. 
 KopadJiiHdia, [niiij. I kill an 
 
 animal uselessly, without any 
 
 prolit to mo; p. kiva..iiii'l : 
 
 imp. kojxidjiud/. 
 KapadJUoii, {nin}. 1 make il ur 
 
 do it in a stupid and awkwanl 
 
 manner, 1 sjjoil it, destroy ii ; 
 
 p. kwa.dod. 
 Kopaacikwc. Servant-wonuiii, 
 
 or maid ; pl.-^. 
 Kopuiu'winini. Servant-man ; 
 
 \)\.-wa(j. 
 Kvpasitayos, (nin), I sjK'ak 
 
 stupidly ; p. kwa..nid. 
 Kopdniiawa, (nin). I hear him 
 
 or listen to him with the iin- 
 
 l)ression that he speaks •■tu- 
 
 pidly ; p. kiva..ivad. 
 Kopdsoma, (nin). I despise liim 
 
 '^.^ 
 
KUS 
 
 — l:ii) 
 
 KOT 
 
 with liad words, I Iri'ut liiin 
 
 ill ; p. kira,. 11111(1. 
 Ki'>ii(is<iii(laii, (niii). I lUispisi' it 
 
 with bud words; p. kirft..(iii(/. 
 Kiijiii-'ioiidi.s, (niu). 1 ik'Hpi.se 
 
 myself with words; p. hwa.. 
 
 Slid. 
 K"S'il>uni(i, {niii). I practise In- 
 
 liiiii ju,L'j!;lery on him, to 
 
 kiinw his sickiicHs and tlio 
 
 rJL'ht rciiK'dy for it; p. kiiu.. 
 
 iiitid. 
 I\iisnl>nii(l((ni, inin). J pnictiHc 
 
 Indian jujrglery, to know the 
 
 tiitiirc, in rcfriird to f<ick ju'r- 
 
 soiis ; p. kwe...an<j. 
 kiisahdiiilaDiinriii. 
 11.1 
 th 
 
 In. 
 
 iialion un.l .jii;j:gk'ry 
 
 lian (livi- 
 .„.v^._, in or.k'i" 
 
 I.) Know the lutiirc, in rcgar.l 
 
 tu sicknesses un.l their renie- 
 
 jlics. 
 KiisuhaU-lutjan. The jugglery 
 
 ti'iit. 
 l\iisltjns-ijodJi(/an. The weight 
 
 u>i'.l on ii halance to weigh 
 
 uitli ; (F. le poid.s d'une ba- 
 
 laiK'c;) pl.-«y/, 
 k'l.sii/oiraiic, inin.) I carry a 
 
 licavy j)ack on my back; p. 
 
 kwciied. 
 kusiijirdii, {)iiii]. J am heavy, 
 
 lioiiiK'rous ; p. kwe.siijn'anid. 
 kiisi(iir((n. It is heavy, jMjn- 
 
 'lerous ; ]>. kwes,.an<j. 
 kiisi(/trania, inin). I make 
 
 heavy some obj.; p. kwcad. 
 k(i.vijicunUon, (niii). I make it 
 
 heavy ; p. kwctod. 
 hifsii/weinuui, {nhi). 
 
 heavy, I think it 
 
 p. kwc.ang. 
 knsii/irnneniina, {nin 
 
 him heavy, (any obj. 
 
 ■.lllUll. 
 
 A'w.y. Thy father. 
 
 I 
 
 iin.l it 
 
 IS 
 
 heavy ; 
 
 ). 
 
 I find 
 
 •) 
 
 ; p. kwe 
 
 Kixhiijahandinn, {nhi). I have 
 a paintiil .Ircam ; p. ki('i;.(niif. 
 
 KiddijdiHiiidoiiinu'in. I'ainfnl 
 "Ircani ; j)l.-«/j. 
 
 hold'jdpinc, inhtj, 1 have a 
 painful sickness; }t. kirc.ned. 
 
 K(dd(jd{n'n('in'n. I'ainful sitd<- 
 noss, plague ; \>\.-an. 
 
 hdldi/citddf/ds, inin). 1 havo In 
 sull'iT, I am sulk'.ring; p. kwc 
 ...sid, 
 
 l\ii/di/riidd(jir(td. It is painful, 
 hard, causing .-ull'ering ; p. 
 kicc.wdk. 
 
 I\(d<ii/nii(((i/irdkdiiiii/dil. Tlii're 
 is Iriliulalion, it is a painful 
 event, jjaiiiful acciilent; p. 
 kirv..f/dh: 
 
 h(da<jniddin, (nin). I sull'iM', I 
 am in a painful trouble ; p. 
 kiccdni/. 
 
 Kiddijenddnuiwin. SuH'eritii^', 
 
 sorrow, ti'ibulation, aliliction, 
 pain, trouble, adversity, (es- 
 pecially .spiriliutl.j S, Kdtd- 
 ijitowin. 
 
 J\<>/d(jid, [nin], I make him sai- 
 ler, I i)lague him, I give him 
 jiain and trouble, J torment 
 liim, torture him, martyri/.e 
 him ; p. kwcid(/idd. 
 
 Kot(((/ini!indan. I sufler from 
 the smell of some obj. ; p. 
 kuu'.i..dnij. 
 
 Kotd(jin(j, adv. \\\ the neigh- 
 boring lodge or house, in the 
 neighborliood. 
 
 Kokigis, [nin). I suller, I am 
 miserable, I am in trouble; p. 
 kiccsid, 
 
 Kotdijisiwin. Sulk'ring, troubk'., 
 misery. 
 
 Kntwjita, [nin), I suffer, (bodily 
 from sickness or labor;) p. 
 kwctod. 
 
 \ .' 
 
 ' <H 
 
 I 1 ! 
 
 \' 
 
 " i 
 
 vim 
 
 
 n\ 
 
'V 
 
 ICO' 
 
 — 200 — 
 
 KW 
 
 M 
 
 I 
 
 h'oldffiloii, (iiiii). I iiiftkc it 
 HuH'or ; p. kwcJotl. — ()ol(ii/ih- 
 /iiii v'iiitir, lie iiialvt'H fiuH'cr 
 liin l)0(ly, (liiinscir.) 
 
 l\')t(i(/Uowiii, Siid'criiitr, iniiii, 
 ilistrcHM, (0H|»('<'iiilly huilili/.) 
 
 Holdi/iii', iiiin). J toil and liiltur, 
 I endure liiinhlii|i ; p. kirc. 
 will, 
 
 Kdllll/iwclHKii/, (///';/). I 111)) t(IS- 
 
 .se(l ubuiit ill n caiiue, liuat, 
 veHHC'l, etc. ; p. kipcj/cil. 
 
 KoldH'iiii. A lilock, a iiir^^c 
 )»ie(;e of wood lor I'liel, tlirow ii 
 III the hack of the chininev ; 
 I»l,-m/. 
 
 l\n(ii/ot/((tlcl(i, (>///(), My lej; i^ 
 dislocated ; p. kwe.-tod. 
 
 Kiiliaokinhiii, (iiin). I dislocate 
 my lejz hy lalling ; ]). kivciiii/. 
 
 K»lii/6iiikex/iiii, {iiiin. I dislo- 
 cate )iiy aril) hy fulling; p. 
 hwciiuj. 
 
 Kolitjfinikcta, iitin). My arm is 
 dislocateil ; ]). kwc.tad. 
 
 KiiHijoniadjishin, yn'ni). I dislo- 
 cate my haml hy a fall ; j). 
 kiociiH/. 
 
 Ki>(i(/dnin(IJi/<r, [iiiii). I liave a 
 dislocated hand ; p. kirctad. 
 
 Kd/ii/o.shka, inia), or, niii knti- 
 ijdta. I dislocate some lii))l) 
 of my hody, 1 have son e limh 
 dislocated ; p. kwe.ad. 
 
 Ki)/i(/ofihkmcin. Dislocation of 
 a linih of the liuman hod}'. 
 
 Kotfir/osideshin, {)iiii). I dislo- 
 cate my foot hy a fall ; p. kivc 
 
 .dlKJ. 
 
 Kfdit/nsidcfit, inhi). My timt i* 
 diwiocated ; p. kwc.Mid. 
 
 Sti'ddiii, or kwoiH, as eiid-s\ llu- 
 hie in coinpositioiis alhidc- i- 
 ti/'ori'sf; as: Niii xniidi'thirn- 
 mil, or, tiiii papakii'iUMiiy I 
 come out of the woods. 7''7//- 
 ijdku'diii, near the forest. 
 
 Kti'rii,n^ eiid-syllalile in eoiii|"- 
 sitions, alludes to the pusitimi 
 of the /ii'fid ; as; A'/// innr,.- 
 l/ikwiiifl iiudine my head li'- 
 ti)re me. Anihckwciii, he in- 
 (•lines his heiul on one side. 
 
 Kwi'U'li. 'Pen, (in common (|uiik 
 
 counting.) 
 h'wixlikwish, (aim. I whi.-tlc; 
 
 J). kwa..id. 
 
 Kiri.s/ikirishiiiKi, iiiiin. I I'^i'l 
 him wliistling; p. kwasli..iiinil 
 
 Kiskkii'i.sliiiKKjdin, (iiiii<. I 
 whistle an air, a SOUL', a im- 
 lody ; p. kwccmod. 
 
 Kiri.s/ikwinkiwin. Whistliii'.'. 
 whistle. 
 
 Kwi.s/tkiris/ikwasniiinrc, inin . 
 I whistle after a dojr, I call n 
 dog whistling ; p. l<ivih.woL 
 
 Ktviioi.sciis. Boy ; pl.-ay. 
 Kwiwiseiis. Kind of lizanl, n I 
 
 lizard ; \>\.-u</. 
 Kwiwiscn.sike, (aiii). 1 am ilr- 
 
 livered of a hoy, 1 give I'irtli 
 
 to a hoy ; j) kwa..kcd. 
 Kwiwi.scnaiw, (iiiiij. 1 amahuy; 
 
 p. kicaw..ickl. 
 
tout 1:* 
 
 il-svllii- 
 
 f(i('(kir'i- 
 '(«tiii, 1 
 
 1. 7 '■/"■• 
 
 1 fOlll)" ■ 
 
 )(, )M/I''M- 
 lu'llil 1"- 
 /, lu' ill- 
 e sitU'- 
 un iiuirk 
 
 wlii.-ili", 
 
 . I (m'I 
 
 '««/(..('!"'' 
 lllill). 1 
 
 i;:, a 1111- 
 WliUtliii'-', 
 
 r, {,iin. 
 
 ^r, 1 (Mill 11 
 ■lCi)..WC((. 
 
 -WJ. 
 
 li/.ar'l, U'l 
 
 I iiiu 'U- 
 
 jrive liii'ili 
 
 am al'i'V 
 
 M 
 
 MAD 
 
 niiL'. 
 
 S. 
 
 ]lii : particle siLrtilfyiiii: a rc- 
 iiit'orccMiK'iit of wliiit is Miiil : 
 iis ; llV/t m(( iij-ikkitd ; lie ^iiiiil 
 
 it liiiiiHC'lt'. Kit )iit( v'iii ; lui, 
 
 no. 
 Mi'ilidiii, jU'dii , tliis, tills 
 
 tilJH hc'iv. 
 )h'iil(i(iil(ni viikinifi, (ill II 
 
 liini(i(i(liiii. 
 )lii(l(i(iii, (iiin). I scrape a liiiie 
 
 iji' skin ; p. niaiiolditin/. — Nin 
 
 iiimlaaii pijiliiirei/in, i Hcrupe 
 
 iiii ox-liide. 
 Mi'nliKiiia, lllill). F '^o uflcr liini, 
 
 I tiillow liiin ; I pniviic liiiii ; 
 
 p. iiiaid..ii(i((. 
 Mvb'ihi, (nin). I come out of the 
 
 woods to the lake ; p. inahihid. 
 Mmliiliii/oSy {II ill). 1 come from 
 
 camp to camp out of the 
 
 wuous to the lake; p. imil.. 
 
 ,s/W. 
 }l(i(lal)ii)Hii/(id. ft comes to the 
 
 lake ; p. luiuL.i/dk. 
 MmhlhinNi', {nin). 1 nlide down 
 
 t(i tlie lake ; p. nu'd..sed, 
 Maduhisse, ov-mdt/ad. It filidos 
 
 iluuii to the lake; j). vied..,sei/, 
 
 or-iiKiijdk. 
 Wwlabiicidoii, {nin). I carry it 
 
 to the lake shore ; \). nicd.. 
 
 dud. 
 iladi'iOiwina, {nin). 1 carry or 
 
 convey liim to the lake shore, 
 
 la])erson,or any other ohj.); 
 
 ji. nied..nad. 
 I'Airr II. 
 
 MAI) 
 
 Miiili'ilniii , { nin). I i^o on a I'ivcr 
 in a caiio(> or huut down to the 
 lake, to the month of the ri- 
 ver ; p. inril..niid. 
 
 .Milihldis, {nin). 1 ti'!i\e|,| niii 
 on ajoiinify ; p. iniiiii..sii/. 
 
 Mdiliidjini, {nin). I iie<,'in to tell, 
 I hegin my report or narra- 
 tion ; |>. niaiiidddJinitiil.lWtr'iil- 
 Lii'd from intidji, lie;:innin;; ; 
 and niii (lihddjiin, I tell.) 
 
 .Mndddon, (nin). I carry a canoe 
 to the water*; p. nii'il.nnd. 
 
 .Udddi/miii. 'Iroiililed or a;_Mtat- 
 eil water. 
 
 Mdddiinniislil^d, i)V-nid(/dd iiihi. 
 The water movi's, it i.s m^t 
 still and (juiet; p. iiicd../.dij, 
 ov-nidi/d/i. 
 
 Mdddiijdn. Scraper; (('. ;:ratte, 
 grattoir;) \)\.-dii. 
 
 .]ldd<(iife, {niih. I scrape a hide, 
 a skin ; p. indidddii/id. 
 
 Mdddhdiniiiis,\nin). I commence 
 some work ; I hejrin to make 
 noise* p. nidia...sid. 
 
 Mddfdidjiiji', {niii}. I liegin to 
 eat ; p. nidid..(/ed. 
 
 Mwlaninidd. 1'he wind hcgiiis 
 to Mow ; p. nidid.innk. 
 
 Mdddohcn, {nin). I distrihutc or 
 <livide it among several per- 
 sons ; p. mdid..lc<l. 
 
 ytdddokenan, {nin). \ distrihutc 
 or divide some ohject among 
 several persons; p. inaia..kcd. 
 14 
 
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 M 1 
 
 I 
 
 
 I I 
 
 II 
 
 ill 
 
 
 Ik ' 
 /I'' i 
 
 '• i 
 
ill 
 
 li 
 
 ff 
 
 II 
 
 / ^ ■ 
 
 \ 
 
 l'\ 
 
 £l ) 
 
 MAD — L'02 — 
 
 (V. Conj.) — Nin madaukcnan 
 ninJuiiUdm; J distribute my 
 iiioiu'y among several persons. 
 
 Mi'idaoki, {iiin). 1 dividi- or dis- 
 tribute Jimoii;^ several jier- 
 sous ; p. )nai(t..kid. 
 
 Madaokiwin. Distribution, (li_vi- 
 sioii, repartition, 
 amoiij; several persons. 
 
 Mdddoiiumawd'j, {iiin)._ I divide 
 it amongst them, I give some 
 t(j every one ol' them ; jt. iii'iiit 
 ..irad. 
 
 Mada<inidimiii,{niuK We divide 
 
 MAD 
 
 it amongst 
 Mddaou 
 
 us ; p. iiiaitcdid- 
 
 idiiriii. Distriliutioii 
 
 made liy several amongst 
 • themstdvcs, to each other. 
 Mddnpine, {nil)). 1 liegiii to ti'cl 
 
 a sickness ; p. )iiaia..ned. 
 Madapiiu'u-in. Beginning of a 
 
 sickness. 
 MadufiKidint, (niti). I carry it to 
 
 the water, (a canoe ;) I launch 
 
 it, (a vessel, etc.) ; p. iiicd.. 
 
 tod. 
 Mddawa, [iiiii). I scrape a hi(le 
 ^orskin; p. maia..w<id. — Nin 
 
 madaica wawashkds/iiivaidii, 
 
 I scrape a deer-skin, or buck- 
 
 ekiii. 
 Madima, [iiiii). 1 wear it. I 
 
 clothe niyself with it; ]). me- 
 
 diinad. 
 Mddlmona, {nin). S. Modinda- 
 
 maiva. 
 Mddinddijan. Clothing, clotlies, 
 
 clothing material. 
 Madindwjanin'i<janil(i. Clothing- 
 store; ■p\.-(>n. 
 MadindamauHf, {nin). \ give him 
 
 clothes, 1 clothe him; p. mc, 
 
 icad. 
 Madindciu, {nin). I weqj' it, I 
 
 clothe myself with it; p. mni 
 ..anij. 
 
 Madindns.s, {nin). I am rich in 
 clothing, I hr..e many clothi-; 
 ]). vied. .sod. 
 
 Mddipo, ov-maijad. It eoniiiicn- 
 ces snowing, it begins to smou: 
 p. nuiiddipaif, oi-ni(ii/<ik. 
 
 Mddjti, {nin). 1 start, I go awav, 
 I go on ; J), maiddjud. 
 
 M'idjamayad. It goes away, i 
 goes on ; p. m(iia..tjak. 
 
 Mddji. This word, in comicc- 
 tioi with a verb, signilKs Ih- 
 ijinnuKj, or qoimj on. (Chaiit.'i , 
 niaiddji.) Mu inddji-annli. I 
 begin to work. MddJiijaijiLiri. 
 he begins to preach. — (OiIkt 
 examples in some of the pil- 
 lowing worls.) 
 
 .M(7dji,iidv. S. Mddjikanu)/. 
 
 Mddji, {nin). T go away, 1 stiiri 
 in a canoe Oi boat ; p. nntidd- 
 Jiad. 
 
 Mddjibuiwe, {nin). I run iiwav 
 in a great haste, as (juick a>i 
 can ; (F. je me sauve a pKim- 
 jambes ;) p. maid.-u'cd. 
 
 Mddjibato,{nin). I begin to run; 
 p. main. .tod. 
 
 Mddjibiauiawa, (nin). I write t.i 
 him, L write him a letter ;|i 
 ni(iia..icad. 
 
 Mddjibide, or-mi((/ad. It goes di 
 glides away ; it dies ulf ; ]' 
 maia..de(j,oi'-magak. 
 
 Mddjibii(jan. Missive, writii.' 
 sent to somebody, letter .vc/// , 
 pl.-a/<. S. llidjibiiijan. 
 
 Mddiihiirje, {nin.) I am writini; 
 a letter to send to somcbud}, 
 a missive ; p. maia..(jed. 
 
 Mddjihissa. It liegins to rain ; !' 
 maia..saij. 
 
 H 
 
luip 
 
 r 
 
 MAD 
 
 — 203 — 
 
 MAD 
 
 Mhljidabddan, (nin). 1 ilruw or 
 
 (li'iig it away ; p. maia..an(/. 
 }l(hliidahana, {ii,iii). I drsnv or 
 
 drag him away, (a i)ev80ii or 
 
 liny other obj.) ; p. iuaia..U(ul. 
 Mddjidabi, {nin). 1 draw or ilrag 
 
 away ; p. main.. bid. 
 Mi'idjidaiwe, {nin). I send h. th. 
 
 to soniehotly ; p. maia..wc(l. 
 Mddjidaiwcn, (niii). I sent it to 
 
 suiiiebody ; \).maia..wed. 
 ilddjidaiircnan, {nin). I send 
 
 f^oiJie obj. to aomobody ; j). 
 
 vKiia..ived. (V. Coiij.) 
 ]lddjidaw((, {nin). I carry it to 
 
 liiiii ; p. niaia..w(id. 
 Mdjidjimde, ur-niayad. It is 
 
 carried away ; p. inaiu..de<f, 
 
 nY-Diat/ak. 
 M(Hljidji(jas, {nin). I am carried 
 
 iiway, (a person, or any other 
 
 obj.) ; p. maia..sod. 
 Mdjidjiit'un. It runs on, it rnns 
 
 iuvaj,^(any liquid ;) p. maia.. 
 
 ""!/• 
 ]lddJidode, {nin). I move away ; 
 
 |). maiadjidukeod. 
 Mihljidon, {nin). 1 carry it away, 
 
 I carry it off", I convey it away; 
 
 !». maiadjidod. 
 )lddji(j, {nin). I grow taller ; p. 
 
 miviadjiijid. 
 Mddjiga, or-moi/ad. The sap of 
 
 maple-trees begins to run ; p. 
 
 iiiaiadjigay, or-ma</ak. 
 Mddjigidas, {nin). t begin to be 
 
 an^ry, I get angry ; p. maia.. 
 
 nod. 
 Mddjiijin. It grows on ; p. ntaia 
 
 ..iiijj. 
 Mddjiywa.ss, {nin). I begin to 
 
 sew ; p. maia.. sod. 
 Mdjiiddjim, {nin). I carry word 
 
 or news; p. maia.,mod. 
 ^Id((jiidd,jima, {nin). I tell of 
 
 him, I S{)read his fame, or his 
 shame ; p. maia. .mad. 
 
 Mudjiiadjimo'we, {nin). I send 
 word or iie\,s to somebod} ; 
 p. maia. .wed. 
 
 Mddjiidsxin. It goes away driven 
 bv the wind; p. niaid..in(/. — 
 i^fibikwdn mudJiiiU.sin, the 
 vessel goes away, (driven by 
 tlie wind.) 
 
 MO.djikamiy, or madji, adv. Not 
 now, nut so much. — Mojag <ii- 
 hiniafchi-ijiwcbisi, nntdjika- 
 miij non(/fiin fa-minf/-ijiwcbi.si. 
 He always behaved badly, he 
 will not now liehave well. 
 
 Mudjikauiiyad. It begins, (an 
 action or event ;) p. maia.. yak. 
 
 Mddjikan, {nin). 1 commence 
 some work ; p. maia..an(j. 
 
 Mddjikiktvewis.^. The first-born 
 girl of a family. 
 
 Mudjikikwewib-sikandage, {nin). 
 I am like a mother to my 
 younger l)rothers and sisters ; 
 p. tncd..(jed. 
 
 Mddjikikioewissikandawa n i- 
 ahime, (nin). I am like a mo- 
 ther to njy 3'ounger brother, 
 (to my younger sister ;) p. mcd 
 ..wad. 
 
 Mudjikikwewissiw, (nin). I am 
 the tirst-born girl of the fami- -, 
 ]\ ; p. mcd..wid. 
 
 Mddiikiwiss. The first-born boy 
 oi a family; pl.-a(/. — Ninmad- 
 jikiwissim, my farst-born son ; 
 also, my oldest brother. 
 
 Mddjikiwissiip, [nin). I am the 
 first-born boy of our family ; 
 p. medj. .tcid. 
 
 Mddjina, {nin). I carry Kim 
 away ; p. maiadjinad ; in)p. 
 madjij. 
 
 '.I 
 
 i 
 
 1 >: 
 
 ■ i ' ' ' 
 
 V i 
 
 til' 
 
 1 
 1 If 
 
V'K 
 
 m 
 
 . 
 
 ■ 
 
 II 
 
 MAD 
 
 — 204 — 
 
 MAI) 
 
 M/i'l/'inajay/as, {nin). I am sent 
 away ; p. inoi(i..sod. 
 
 Mddjinajawa, (nin). I sciul him 
 awav ; p. maia..tcad ; imp. 
 vindjinajCi. 
 
 Mndjinojik-awa, [nin). I pcikI 
 away in liasto, I luirry liim 
 away; I drive him away ; p. 
 ni(ii(i..wad. 
 
 Mudjita, [nin). I begin, I com- 
 mence, (a work or an action ;) 
 I attack, I aggress ; j). mai- 
 adjifad. 
 
 Mddjiwidawn, [nin), or, vin 
 madjiwidainmra. S. MCidji- 
 dawa. 
 
 Mndjiwidjifian, [nin). I an) car- 
 ried away ; p. main.. .sod. 
 
 Mdd^iwiton, (nin). S. Mddjidon. 
 
 Mddjiwina, [nin). I carry or 
 convey him away, (any ol»j.) ; 
 J). maia..nad ; imp. madjiwij. 
 
 Mildjiunnidi.'i, [nin). I carry or 
 convey myself away ; p. inaia 
 ...sttd. 
 
 Madudinson. Indian steam-ltath ; 
 (C. Huerie eanvage.) 
 
 Madodo, [ni)i). I take a steam- 
 hatli, (in order to recover of 
 a sicknt'PS hy a violent pers- 
 l)iration) ; p. viedodod. 
 
 Madoma, [nin) I carry him 
 away on my back on a pack- 
 ing-strap ; J), niaiadomad. 
 
 Mddondan, [nin). I carry it 
 away on my back on a por- 
 tage-strap, or pack ing-.« trap ; 
 J). maia..anij. 
 
 Maduncxodbik. Hot .«tone nsed 
 in an Indian steam-bath to 
 heat the water; pl.-o//. 
 
 Madur, in compositions, signi- 
 fies hearintj a report, a sound, 
 a noise ; as: Kis/iinie ui- 
 madice-nibo ; we he»r that thy 
 
 
 brother died. No.s.s t/i-uindiri- 
 
 datprisfiin tH)idon</ ; I limi 
 
 my father arrived last ni;:lii 
 Madwcdiujas.Kin. The wind \vlii>- 
 
 persin the leaves of a tree; y. 
 
 vtexl...v'n</. 
 Madwrhintsa. The rain is hcani 
 
 (falling on a roof, on leaves 
 
 etc.) ; J). med..Ka(f. 
 Mndic^djiwan. The current 
 
 a stream or river is heanl ; 
 
 med. .aujf. 
 Madxccidbideshimon , (nin), 
 
 nin madweidbideskin.) 1 cliiit- 
 
 ter with the teeth, from cold : 
 
 p. med. .nod. 
 Madwnna, (nin). I crack sonn 
 
 obj. witlj the teeth, I crauncli 
 
 it; p. mcdici'niad. 
 Maaw(hif/wam, (nin). 
 
 p. med.. an If. 
 Madwc nriwamowi n . 
 
 (F. rontlement.) 
 Madwcmjuiash, (nin). 
 
 iccngwam. 
 Madxoeshim, [nin). I 
 
 falling; p. ined..in<j. 
 Madw^si(je, [nin). I fire a gun; 
 
 p. med.. (fed. 
 Madweniipi-gijigad . G u n -1 i r i 1 1 l' 
 
 day, the day of firing guns. 
 
 Madnr,ssagi.<i/n'n, [nin). I am 
 heard falling on the floor, mi 
 boards; p. med..ing. 
 
 Maduic.s.sagi.s)(in. It is heard full- 
 ing on boards, on the floor ; p 
 med..ing. 
 
 Madwh.nn. It is heard falliiii:; 
 it sounds, it rings; p. med.. 
 ing. 
 
 .)ladwcs:'<iton, [nin). I niiikc ii 
 
 sound, ring, I ring it; p. incl 
 
 ..tod. 
 
 y I Madiirta, {nin\ (freq. nin ma- 
 
 [ 
 
 I snori' ; 
 
 Snoring'; 
 
 S. .lA/'/- 
 
 am licanl 
 
 » I 
 
 li. 
 
 
^T 
 
 MAG 
 
 - 205 
 
 MAI 
 
 madiceia.) I am licanl some- 
 
 wliero inuking noise; \). med- 
 
 V'cfdd. 
 ]lii(liir'we, or-magutl. It sonnd.s, 
 
 it rings ; p. med-waj, or-ma- 
 
 l/fifi. 
 Miulwhoco bine. The partridj^e 
 
 is making noi.se witli Ins 
 
 wings ; p, med..od. 
 ilddwcweshin, {uin). I am lieard 
 
 tr(im some place ; p. med..in(i. 
 ]l(iilwiwefisin. It is heard (rem 
 
 >oine place ; p. med..iiH/. 
 Maihmcetchigan. Any thing 
 
 tliat produces or gives a sound 
 
 or sounds ; a musical inslru- 
 
 nient, trumpet, liorn ; harp, 
 
 jruitar, etc. ; pl.-o«. 
 iUuhtrwetchige, {nin). I make 
 
 something sound ; I produce 
 
 sounds;! make n)usic ; p. 
 
 iHed..(/ed. 
 )l(((lwewetoii, (nin). I nmke it 
 
 sound ;p. med.Jod. — Nin mad- 
 
 weweton hodddjiqan, I make 
 
 a trumj)et sounc^, a hugle, a 
 
 horn. 
 ililliobidon, inin). I jjreas or 
 
 compress it in my hand 
 
 sfrongh/; p. maia..dod. 
 ]lu(jiihina, (nin). I press ov 
 
 compress some oltj. atronghj 
 
 ill my hand ; p. main..)iad. 
 Mijona, (nin). I press some 
 
 olij. in my hand slig/ii/i/ ; ]>. 
 
 maia.nad. 
 MiV/oiian, (nin). I press it in my 
 
 hand .slij/hthj ; p. inaia..an(j. 
 ililjioiiindjina, (n//j). I press his 
 
 liand ; p. maia..uad. 
 iliK/oshr, {nin). I make an In- 
 dian feast, as a religious cere- 
 
 nionv; p. megoshed. 
 MagoshSwin. Indian religious 
 
 feast. 
 
 Magwdwigan. Hunch hack. 
 
 Magwtiwigan, (nin). 1 am hump- 
 backed ; p. meg..ang. 
 
 Mdywia, (nin). I am stronger 
 tlian he, I surpass him, over- 
 come him ; p. main. .ad. 
 
 Mdgwiigon, (nin). It overcomes 
 me, 8ur!)asses me ; p. maid., 
 god. — Min nuigiriigon nintf 
 dkn.siwin ; my sickness over- 
 comes nie, (it is stronger than 
 
 MngwHo, (nin). I am very sick, 
 I am overcome hy sickness ; 
 p. maidgwitiKl. 
 
 Mdgwiton, (nin). I overcome it, 
 surpass it; i). maia..ind. 
 
 Maiddaokid. He that distributes, 
 a distributor ; p\.-jig- 
 
 Maiddjitad. He that commences, 
 aggressor, attacker; p\.-Jig- 
 
 Maidg, in compositions, signi- 
 fies /bre/7/t, utranqe, changed. 
 
 Maidganishindbc. Stran<5e In- 
 dian from another tribe ; in 
 Scriptural language, pagan, 
 geutile ; pl.-y. 
 
 Maiagendago.<t, {nin). I am con- 
 sidered, or found, strange, 
 changed ; I am changed ; ji. 
 vieiag...sid. 
 
 Maiag^nima, (nin). I find him 
 <'hanged, strange, (a person, 
 or any other obj.) ; p. mai . 
 mad. 
 
 Maidgikwe. Foreign, strange 
 woman ; pi-//. 
 
 Maidqinago.'i, (nin). I look chan 
 
 jret! 
 
 ■i, 
 
 strange 
 
 I look like a 
 
 stranger; p. meia...sid. 
 Maidginan, (nin). I see it chan;:- 
 
 ed ; p. vieia..ang. 
 Mainginawa, (nin). I see hin) 
 
 changed, (any obj ) ; p. meia., 
 
 wad. 
 
 
 
 ■i 
 
 i'' ( 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 f 
 
 (' 
 ■ i ( • 
 
 .*:■•? 
 
 ir 
 
 1 ,i' 
 
MAI 
 
 20fi 
 
 MAI 
 
 •111.. 
 
 i! 
 
 Mnidfj/whii. I''oreigu, straiif^e 
 man, foreigner; ])\.-ivaf/. 
 
 Mnidgis, {nin). i am a ntra'iiger, 
 a f'oreij'ner; p. meiiap'sid. 
 
 Mnicigislikwjigwe, (nia). I lunc 
 ii strange face, or a clianged 
 tiice ; p. meia,.ined. 
 
 MaiiigissHon, {nin). J put it 
 otlierwi.se, in a Htrange man- 
 ner ; p. meia..tod. 
 
 Maidgitagos, (nin). I am heard 
 speaking strangely, I speak 
 like a stranger, or with an al- 
 tered voice ; I speak a foreign 
 language ; p. meia..sid. 
 
 Maidgitawa, (nin). I find, in 
 Jiearing liim, tliat his lan- 
 guage (or his voice) is chang- 
 ed, strange, I liear liim speak- 
 
 ■ ing strangely, like a stranger; 
 ]): meia..toad. 
 
 Maidgiton, {nin). I make it in a 
 strange ;inanner ; also, it 
 sounds strange to me, I find 
 strange (or changed) wliat 1 
 liear; \\wei„tod. 
 
 Ma iagive, ( nin ) . My speak i n g i s 
 strange or clianged ; I speak 
 a strange or foreign language ; 
 p. maiagwed. 
 
 Maiagwda, (nin). I make him 
 speak a strange or foreign lan- 
 guage; p. meg. .ad. 
 
 Maidjimagosid manitons. Stink- 
 ing insect, bed-bug. 
 
 Maidmakddendang. He who ad- 
 mires, admirer; pl.-((/. 
 
 Maidmaioi-niganisid Kitchi-me- 
 katewikwanaie. Sovereign 
 Pontiff, Pope, (the tbremost 
 Great Black-gowji.) 
 
 MaidoshUgiodn. S. Nainsigok- 
 
 wandib. 
 Maidosse,{nin). I niarch fore- 
 
 most, at the iiead ef a gjuii'. 
 
 band or company ; p. mei...'<eil. 
 Maidi>s.v''winini. War-captain, 
 
 war-chief, who inarches at tin- 
 
 head of liis band of warriors; 
 
 lA.-ivag. 
 Maiatawanishinahe. Straiiirc 
 
 Indian, in particular a Sion- 
 
 Indian ; pl.-y. 
 Maiatawis, (nind). S. Muiaqix. 
 Maidwah, {nin). I am sitiiii.' 
 
 straight uj); p. me..hid. 
 Maidwaiekwaiauiki.n assin. Ii 
 
 is a corner-stone. 
 Mniawaknnan, {nin). I erect it, 
 
 I make it stand up; p. n.eiti.. 
 
 ang. 
 Maiawdah., [nin). I am put \\\r 
 
 right, I am erected, b\ the 
 
 wind; p. mdawdshid. 
 Maiawunfdn. ft is erected , or put 
 
 upright, by the wind; \).vi.('i.. 
 
 ing. 
 Maidwendagf).'<, {nin). I am oon- 
 
 eidered the foremost ; p. ind'i 
 
 ...<tid. 
 Maiairendagwad. It is consiilei- 
 
 ed foremost; i).meia..wak. 
 Mnidwcndam, {nin). 1 am fore- 
 most, I am at the liead ot u 
 
 band; p. meia..ang. 
 
 ^faidwikana, adv. In or on the 
 trail, road, street. 
 
 Maidwina, {nin). I raise him up, 
 I make him sit or stand 
 straight up ; p. meia. .nad] 
 
 Maidwishinia, {nin). I erect him, 
 I put him upright, (a person 
 or any other obj.) ; p. me. wad. 
 
 Maidwi.s'hka, {nin). I erect my- 
 self, I stand up straight; ]-. 
 mela..kad. 
 
 Maidioishkan,{nin). I go straight 
 upon it ; p. meia. .ang. 
 
 ■ I 
 
^'W 
 
 vr 
 
 MAJ — l.M)7 
 
 MAK 
 
 Voiawiahkowd, {nhi). 1 ts^i 
 
 >lriiiglit upon liiiii ; p. weiu.. 
 
 tnifl. 
 ]liiiiiwissi(cJii(fas.s(). It is oroct- 
 
 oil, put uprijrlit ; p. mcia..fifi<J. 
 \l(ii(1i('is.ntnn, (nin). I erect it, 
 
 1 put it uj) etraiglit; p. met.. 
 
 t„(l. 
 }l(iiincissiii. It is iipritilit, in 
 
 nil upright iKJsitioii, erected ; 
 
 p. meia..iiiff. 
 )l(ii(iwHa, (/</«). S. Maiawishka. 
 Shiicit, adv. Aside, apart ; .is : 
 
 Maien nind atnn ow ; I put 
 
 this aside. 
 ]liiiniisiiendansi!/, iic(/. He wlio 
 
 t'cels no sliame, a shameless 
 
 person, i/u])udeiit, brazeu- 
 
 tiiced ; pl--o;/. S. Er/ateh>Nsi(/. 
 ]l((irn.mnawas, {nin). I joke, I 
 
 tell jokes to make peopU' 
 
 laugli ; p. meie..so(l. 
 Mniiii/an. Wolf; ])\.-a(y. 
 .\liiiiii/anika. There are wolves ; 
 
 p. inein..kag. 
 Vdlnf/aniknn. A place where 
 
 tliore are wolves. — Mainr/ani- 
 
 L(inin(j kid ininajaoninim; I 
 
 send you in the inidst of 
 
 wolves, (in a place where tliere 
 
 are wolves.) 
 
 ]lnjamC(joss. Salmon-trout; i)l.- 
 
 ]laii(likwanai(fe, (nin). I cut off 
 liranches ; p. mej..(jed. 
 
 Miijidikwanewa mitig, {nin). 1 
 cut oft' the branches of a tree ; 
 p. mej..U'ad ; imp. niajidik- 
 trand 
 
 Majiidkonigan. S, Majiigan. 
 
 Majiidkoniye, [nin). S. Majiige. 
 
 Majiigan. Clearing, a cleared 
 piece of laud ; p\.-an. 
 
 .\Utkak. Hox, trunk, chest, (;otVer, 
 
 » barrel, Indian sugar-box ; \>\ - 
 (HI. 
 
 Makakokc, {nin). I make barrels 
 (or boxes) ; p. 7nek..bcd. 
 
 MakiwiO, {nin). I take it from 
 him by Ibrce, I rob him of it ; 
 p. mekomnd. 
 
 Makando.ihkaniogr, (nin). I get 
 s. th. before another, I take 
 s. th. before some other dc^es ; 
 p. inek..g('d. 
 
 Md/candushkamdwa, or, nin nia- 
 kando.s/ikawd, {nin). I get it 
 or take it before he does, (he 
 wishes or intends to get it, 
 but 1 get it before him ;) p. mek 
 ..wad. 
 
 Makandto^, {nin). I take by 
 force, I rob, I pillage; p. mek 
 ..wed. 
 
 Makandwin, {nin). 1 take it 
 away by force ; p. mek. .wed. 
 
 Makandwenan, {nin]. I take 
 some obj. away by force; p. 
 mek. .toed. (V. Conj.) 
 
 Makandwcwin. Taking away by 
 force, pillage, robbery, 
 
 Makandwrwini. Robber, ])illa- 
 ger, brigand ; pi. -wag. 
 The Indians of Sandy Lake 
 are called Makandwewiniai- 
 wag, from the circumstance 
 that once they pillaged the 
 store of their fur-trader. 
 Makair. Gun-powder. 
 
 Makafc, adj. Black, dark-color- 
 ed. 
 
 Makaiiginehig. 
 p\.-og. 
 
 Makateianak. 
 
 Black serpent ; 
 A kind of black 
 
 bird" pl.-o.^. 
 Makatrke, [nin] 
 
 I paint n)v 
 
 M 
 
 1 ■ 
 
 1 » 
 
 I I 
 
 l,'< 
 
 , ' •;: 
 
 ! I 
 
 I 
 
 I I 
 
 i n'V', i 
 
 liice black; p. mek 
 
 pan 
 .ked 
 
 W I < 
 
 ' ^ 
 
 ■in 
 
 t, t 
 
MAK 
 
 - 208 — 
 
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 .! ' 
 
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 Mnlrt/^ho(lo7i, {niii). I liliickon 
 il, painl it Muck ; \>. nick.. 
 ihxL 
 
 Mdkntvkntia, (niii). \ hlackcn 
 r^itme obj., I paint it l)lack ; j>. 
 
 VU'h\.(tll. 
 
 M/i/:aii''kniiidi.t, (iiiii). J Ijlaokcn 
 my I'aCL' ; p. iiit:k..sn(h 
 
 Miihdlr-ina.s/ikilciirtiho. CofFce, 
 ( black iiiedicinc.) 
 
 Moltolc.thih. IJlack (luck -,p\.-aff. 
 
 MnlinirKHihildniifa.s-n. Iti.s made 
 Mack, painted Macdc, (metal) ; 
 p. melcund. 
 
 MakdU'iimbikifti. Jt is Ijlack, 
 luihi'v, joiiiia ; stone, aa.siii ; 
 ihe nnn, f/hins ;) p. mek.Md. 
 
 Mukalcwdyami. It is black; of 
 a, dark color, (some liquid;) p. 
 mek-..mi(/. — KHchi makatcwd- 
 (/(ivii 710 jominubn ; this wine 
 js of a very dark color, 
 (black.) 
 
 Makateiiiaf/ami.s'hkiiijii/waii. A n- 
 ))le of the eve; (K. pnpille cfe 
 I'ciMl ); 
 
 MakaUwafiamUi(jwe.ia sihi. The 
 river is black, of a dark co- 
 lor ; p. mek..ia</. 
 
 Mdkah'waie, (nin). My skin is 
 black ; p, mek..jed. 
 
 Makaiiiuiiids.s-. Ne^rro, mulatto, 
 colored man ; (black tlesh ; ) 
 \A.-afj. 
 
 Makalciiniasfiikwe. Ne<rro -wo- 
 man ; mulatto woman ; color- 
 ed woman ; pi.-//. 
 
 Makatcwikwaiiaic, (nin). I dress 
 in black,! wear black clothes; 
 ]). mekatewikwaanie,i\iQ priest, 
 lie that wears black clothes. 
 
 Makathcingwe, {nin). I have a 
 black face, my face is black- 
 ened ; p. mek..iced. 
 
 Makatewis, [nin). I am black, 
 
 I am of a black or dark cum- 
 
 plexLon ; I am colored, I ain 
 
 swarthy, dusky, sun-burnt ; 
 
 p. mek..sid. 
 Mik<iftiiriwe,(nin). I am a black 
 
 jjerson, a nej^ro ; also, I am u 
 
 (Milored person; p. niek-.tral. 
 Mdkht, (nin). I wound him; y. 
 
 mainkiad. 
 Mdkiewin. Wounding, woiui'l; 
 
 \)\.-<in. 
 Mdkiijanamn, (nin). I wouii'l 
 
 him, strikin<!; him with s. th.; 
 
 p. maia..inad. 
 Mdkijd, adv. Perhaps, may be. 
 Mukikinak. A kind of turtle ; 
 
 pl.-M'«r/. 
 Mnkinuna, (nin). I wound him, 
 
 1 lame him, cripple him hv 
 
 striking him ; p. maia..iiitil . 
 
 imp. vidkin<tj. 
 Mdkis, (nin). 1 am a cripple ; |i. 
 
 maiakisid. 
 Makidn. Shoe, moccasin; ]p|.- 
 
 an. 
 
 Maki.sin-agwidd(jnn. The uppci 
 
 part of a moccasin ; (C. hausse 
 
 de Soulier) ; vA.-an. 
 Maki.sincidb. String of a sIkic 
 
 or moccasin ; pl.-m. 
 Makisinikr, (nin). Imakeslioo>, 
 
 boots, etc., I am a shoe-maker: 
 
 p, mek..ked. 
 Mdkisin ikcwiga m i'j . S h oe-i i la- 
 
 ker's shop ; \A.on. 
 
 Makisiniki'win. Shoe-makiiiL'. 
 occupation, work or trade nf 
 a shoe-maker. 
 
 Makogan. Bear'.s bone; pl.-.//(. 
 
 MakoijanJ. IJear's claw; pi-///. 
 
 Makojigan. Bear's croup; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 Makons, (properly makwdns.) a 
 young bear; pl.-a</. 
 
 r 1 
 
nakiciiiii^.) a 
 
 MAM 
 
 ]l(i}iOpin. Ik'ar's p^tatd, 
 
 ciiliililc rodt ;i |»l.-/(/. 
 .yuLns/ifif/iraii. IJc'iir's licinl ; 
 
 \A.-<iii. 
 Mdhnweithi, (properly makira- 
 
 indaii.) IJi'iir-Hkiii ; ]A.-o<f. 
 ]l(il,iiiriiiiss. Ik'ar-nu'iit . 
 jlnliirn. I'ciir ; \)\. intihwdij. 
 MdhinlJ. Boar's liolo or dcii ; 
 
 \)\ -(III. 
 }l(il:ini.sso(fiiii . Jk'ar-snow.sliot', 
 
 a i^iiiall rtiuiid huow-sIioc, till- 
 
 t'd or laced with Itasswood 
 
 liiirk, made in the woijds in a 
 
 case of necesHity ; pi.-"//; (C. 
 
 jiiitte d'ours.) 
 .]hikw('iti(f. Jk'ur's tree, hollow- 
 tree where a bear winters; pl.- 
 
 (III. 
 ]l(ikwi»iij. Sorb, service-tree; 
 
 (F. Cormier ;) pl.-/». 
 ]liil,H'iiiiiii. Sorli, service-herry, 
 
 (liear's herry ;) \>\.-aii. 
 ]l(liii(i. ^lother, mamma; o ma- 
 
 iiKiidii, his mother. 
 MniiKi, iiiii iiKuiKi. My eyebrow; 
 
 /*/;/, hKiiiKKj, my eyebrow.s; (j 
 
 tiiiliiKin, hi.s eyebrows. 
 MiiDid, [iiiii). y harvest, I reap; 
 
 ]i. iiiciikkI ; imp. miiDidii. 
 ]liiiii(7(1(ih, (iiiii). I stir or move, 
 
 sittiiiji; ; {►. m('in..l)i(l. 
 .\l(iiii(1(liiu'i, [liiii). I move 8ome 
 
 tilij. ; p. iiwiii. .11(1(1. 
 Mitiiii'i(likwtu,{nin). I move my 
 
 head ; p. jtieiit..iii(L 
 Mainildji, (niii). I stir, I move; 
 
 p. Ill em (1(1 Jul. 
 .\l(iiini(Ijihiiia, (iiiii). I move him ; 
 
 |i. iiiem..nu(l ; imp. maiiuidji- 
 
 ^IdnuaJJipaiji.'i. I palpitate, I 
 sprawl ; p. iiie))i.,.<i(Hl. — (ju/o 
 vKimadjipiujiso, the lish pal- 
 pitates. 
 
 — 201) — 
 
 (an 
 
 MAM 
 
 MamOiliixxp, (uiii). S. Mmiiildji. 
 
 Mintiiidokis, {iiin). lam extreme- 
 ly biir, iar;re ; p. iii('iii..ni(l. 
 
 Mdiiuidire, liiiii). I ;rroaii, (espe- 
 cially a sick person ;) p. me- 
 mddii'cd. 
 
 M(ini(i(lu'i'i(thidishh)ifin, [iiin). S. 
 Mddireidldde.'f/iiiiioii. 
 
 Mdiiiddwn'd.s/ihd, or-iiid(/iid- The 
 waves are roarintr, the roar- 
 inj: of the waves is heard ; p. 
 
 )IICI)l..kd(/, OY-DldlJdk. 
 
 .MdiiiddicciKjii'din, {iiiii). I jrroan 
 sleepinjr ; p. irciii. (in;/. 
 
 .MdVK'idwi'win. Groan in<r, ;zroans. 
 
 Maitidikawiii. God-motlier, spon- 
 sor at baptism ; also, my 
 adopted mother ; pl.-«7. — 
 There is always a jxissessive 
 pronoun prefixed to this word ; 
 as : Niiimniiidikdwin, myjiod- 
 mother ; o mdindikawiiutn, his 
 }j:od-mother, etc. 
 
 Mdiiifijiiuddji, {niii}. I do it or 
 make it badly, negligently, 
 not in a i)roper manner ; j). 
 inem.id. 
 
 MdMdJifdwaj/c, {iiiii). I have 
 ngly ears, ill-formed ; \). iiiciii 
 . .(ji'd. 
 
 Mdindhhlakdiu iij , adv. Admir- 
 ably. snrj)risin>i:, astonishinjr, 
 curious, marvellous, won- 
 drous, j)rodigioiis, miracu- 
 lous. 
 
 Mdmak(7deiida(/n.'i, {nin). I am 
 admirable, lam curious; p. 
 iiiaia...sid, 
 
 M(imakddenddgwad. It is ad- 
 mirable, it is astonishing, cu- 
 rious; p. maia..wak. 
 
 Mdinakadendam , (jiin). I won- 
 der, I admire, 1 am surprised, 
 astonished; ^, main.. any. 
 
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 i!l 
 
 f 
 
 ... i 
 
 f 
 
 I I. 
 
 
1 ■ 
 
 MAM 
 
 — 210 — 
 
 MAM 
 
 Mrtj)wlrt(fc))(l(iiiii)(t,{jiin). I iimke 
 iiiiii woiidor, udiniiT, I aston- 
 ish liiin ; |). main. .0(1. 
 
 MraiKikddentltrniiiU'in . Ai 1 in i rii- 
 li(in, surprise, astonisliincnt. 
 
 M/h)i(t/,a(l('ii>ft'iii, (iiin). I luhniro 
 it, .1 wonder at it ; 1 liinl it 
 etirious ; p. )7Kun..(nii/. 
 
 Mt'tiiKikatlt'itiiii, (iii'n). I mlniire; 
 p. )ti(iiaiii..iti(ttl. 
 
 Mi'imnkadcniuui, {iiiji). I admire 
 liin), ] wonder iit liin) : I tind 
 liini cnrions, (a person, or 
 any other ohj.) ; p. maia..iiiail. 
 
 MaiiKikadis, (niii). \ am snrpris- 
 in>i,Hiii;ruhir, curious, stranjre 
 in Tiiy conduct; p. maiamit- 
 kadisid. 
 
 MdiiiakHdjaU, adv. Wonderful- 
 ly, curious, stran<ie. 
 
 Mdmiikadji/c/iif/an. Wonderful 
 thing, sign, miracle ; \A.-aii. 
 
 Md/ii(fk/7dJ)fc/iJi(/e, {iiiii). I do 
 wonderful things ; I work 
 miracles ; p. viaia-.tjciL 
 
 Mam iikmlji tell jhiewiii. I)()ing 
 wonderful things, luiracles. 
 
 Mdiiiakdscdxnna, (iihi). I gaze 
 at him with astonishment, 
 with curiosity; p. maia..mad. 
 
 Mamakifsabaiuiaii, (/(/»). I gaze 
 at it with astonishment, with 
 curiosity ; p. inaia..ainj. 
 
 Momnknsnbaiidjigdn. Any thing 
 that is gazed at with astonish- 
 ment, awonderful thing, sign; 
 pl.-a«. 
 
 MaiitakaHabantjc, {iiiii). I look 
 on with curiosity and sur- 
 prise ; ]). mai(i..(/ed. 
 
 Miliuaknsabange, {uiii). I look 
 on with curiosity and surprise; 
 ];. maia..ged.' 
 
 Mamakdsabamjeshk, {iiin). I 
 
 am in a hahit of looking on 
 
 with too much curiosity ; |,. 
 
 iii(iia,.kid. 
 M(i itiii kdsabd II !/('x/i k I irl II . llnA 
 
 curiosity, iiKpiisitiveness in 
 
 looks. — The same signitica- 
 
 tion has niniiKikdsiiHuiKiiriii, 
 MiiiiHikfisiiKtn, iiiiii). S. MiiiiHi- 
 
 kasnhainUin. 
 MdiiKikdsiiuiird, (iiiii). S. Maiiui- 
 
 kasabniiKi. 
 Mdiiidkds, fdifus, iiiiii). r am 
 
 t(dling ailmiralile wondertiil 
 
 things, curiotis stories ; |i. 
 
 iii(iid..,si((. 
 MdiiidkdsiUtirn, {niiij. I listen 
 
 to him with astonishmciii. 
 
 with admiration; p. maid.. 
 
 wad. 
 Mdiiidkii/diKiiiid, {nin), J'ro(j. \ 
 
 wout){l him in seseral plans 
 
 liv striking him 
 
 My face in 
 C sm,.ll-)i(ix; 
 
 J). iiieiii..wed. 
 Mdiiiakisiuiin. Snuill-jjox ; (F. 
 
 petite verole, picote.) 
 Mdiiiaiidke, in in). 1 am a poor 
 
 archer, I cannot sh<;ot ucji 
 
 with a how and ar" .w ; p 
 
 mem..ked. 
 Mniiiandd, in compositions, sij;- 
 
 nities woiiderfnl, anionisliiun . 
 
 iiiirdcidous. 
 
 Mamamdddodam, {nin). 1 iln 
 astonishing things; I woik 
 miracles ; p. mem. .an;/. 
 
 Mdinandddodamowin. Adinii- 
 ahle, astonishing doing; mi- 
 racle; \\\.-an. 
 
 Mamanduaa.shkiio, {nin). I can 
 do wonclerful things ; p. nn-in.. 
 tod. 
 
 Mamanda(/onin i. Braggari . 
 
 »' ■'■' •■■■•■« 
 
 Mdmakiiuiwc, (nin). 
 
 marked with thf 
 
mmm 
 
 MAM 
 
 - 211 - 
 
 MAM 
 
 haastoi- ; (F. fanfuron;) |»1.- 
 traff 
 
 \l(tma7id(iuHua(fos, {nin). I li>ok 
 cxd'Hordiimry, I have ai) as- 
 tonishiiii;, eurprisitic;; appear- 
 ance; p. mem..sid. 
 
 Mniiinndawitrhujaik . (-iirioiiw 
 strange action ; pl.-cru. 
 
 SUimanddwitchige, [nin). I have 
 curionfl manners, 1 act 
 strangely, curiously ; p. mem., 
 lied. 
 
 )kmanddwHrhige.win. Curious 
 Htrange (lu.stoin or manners; 
 
 |il.-flU. 
 
 !\hmandessadendagoSy {nin). I 
 am looked upon as a rascal, I 
 liave a roguish ai)i)earanco ; 
 1 1, mem.. si d. 
 
 .\l(iin(n}gh.<tadendam, {nin). I 
 iiave had roguish thoughts 
 and plans ; p. mem. .any. 
 
 Jiainandessandiii, (nin). I am a 
 rascal, a rogue; p. mem.. Hid. 
 
 MamnndjiAjonindjibina, {nin). T 
 Iliad or fetter Jiis hands hy 
 force ; p, viem..nad; imp. wirt".. 
 
 (>ij. 
 .\lamandJigo,9, (nin) . 
 
 I am lame. 
 
 I cannot walk, or, J cannot 
 sitions, sii- B walk well; p. mem...v'd. 
 
 Mamdndjigosidebina, {nin). I 
 
 fetter or bind his feet l»y force; 
 
 1). mem..nad ; imp. mam..hij. 
 Miimdndjiffosidehi.^, {nin). My 
 
 feet are fettered ; p. mem.. nod. 
 Mamdndjigwapidjigan. Fetters ; 
 
 pi. -an. 
 
 Mamdndjigwapidjigas, {nin). I 
 am fettered ; p. mem. .nod. 
 
 Munmndjigwapina, (nin). I fet- 
 ter him, bind him by force ; 
 p. mem.,nad- imp. main..pij. 
 
 .Mamundjilc/iige, (niu). I pra«'- 
 tise'^iagic, witchcraft ; p. mem 
 .ged. 
 
 Mamdniljifr/iigcivin, or mamnnil- 
 jinowin. Magic, witclicraft. 
 
 Mumdndjilr/ii</en'iniiii, or mo- 
 mdndjinou'inini. >Iagician ; 
 [A.-wag. 
 
 Mumdngnnhka, or-magad. The 
 sea runs high,there isa heavy 
 sea; p. mcni./cag, ov-mugttk. 
 
 Mamdiigutigodjiicun. The water 
 runs in heavy waves, (in ra- 
 l^ids ;) p. mcm..nng. 
 
 MumanJ, adv. Jiadly, negligent- 
 ly, carelessly, not right, su- 
 perficially. 
 
 Mamdnjia, Iniii). I overcome 
 him, I prevail against hiu), I 
 vanquish him; ^.viein..ad. 
 
 Mumdnjiigon, (nin). It ovi'r- 
 comes me, vanquishes me, ii 
 prevails agaiii.st me; p. mem.. 
 god. 
 
 Mamdnjiton, (nin). I vanquish 
 or overcome it, I prevail 
 against it ; p. mem. .tod. 
 
 Mamdnjitwa, {nin). I prevail, 1 
 overcome ; p. mem. .toad. 
 
 Mamdnniuam, (nin). I see s. th. 
 admirable, I have an appari- 
 tion, a vision, (according to 
 Indian jugglery ;) p. mem..ang. 
 
 Mamdnsinamoivin. A ppar i tion , 
 vision, (tricK of an Indian 
 juggler ;) pl.-«/t. 
 
 Mamdsika, {nin). I stir or move 
 several times ; p. mem..kad. 
 
 Mamaaikdmagad . It moves, it 
 stirs several times; p. mem... 
 gak. 
 
 Mamdsikan, (nin). I move it, I 
 agitate it ; p. mem..ang. 
 
 I ■ * 
 
 I . » 
 
 i'.' 
 
MAM 
 
 - 212 - 
 
 MAM 
 
 ■ (' 
 
 Mamns'ikinrn, (niii). I move, 
 Htir or niritate sunic o\\].; ]>. 
 vieM,.wa(1. 
 
 Mdinawo, (niii). I take h. tli. 
 tVoni liiin, I take h. tli. that 
 hclongrt to liiiu, or relates to 
 him ; p. memairnd. 
 
 Maitiairnpina;/, (iiiii), (prou.nin 
 viamaopiitdif.) I tie several 
 olnject.s toj^etlier; p. mniu..ii<t(f. 
 
 Miimmrnpidouaii, (h/»). il»'on. 
 niii inmnanpidoiKin.) J tie 
 several oltjects together ; p 
 iii(ti(i..do(l. 
 
 Mainawaxsaij, (nin). I jjut seve- 
 ral ohj.'Cts together, I unite 
 them; p. maia..sed. — S. Ma- 
 vimoissitnnan. 
 
 MOmawi, adv. Together, in com- 
 mon, generally, collectively, 
 in a bo(ly, in a block. 
 
 Mdmawi, ail v. This adverlt is 
 fiometinies employed to ex- 
 press the superlative, corres- 
 ponding to tlie English vioift, 
 or at all,; as : hi viamaioi 
 l/aahkiewis endashhoad iiiini- 
 icagowa; thou are the most 
 [)owerful of all the men in this 
 place. 
 
 Mdmawi genmi, {nin), (nin ma- 
 mauii-ojigemin.) We make our 
 dwellin<5 toffcther ; we live to- 
 gether in tlie same lodge or 
 house; p. viaia..qedjiy. 
 
 Mnmaivigimagad. ft grows toge- 
 ther in the same field ; p. maia 
 ..gak. 
 
 Mdniawiidimin, {nin). We meet 
 together, we assemble, we 
 come together in one place ; 
 p. maia..didjig. 
 
 Mamdwin. Harvest, reaping. 
 
 Mdmawinimin, Iniii) or, nin ma- 
 maimnomin. We are gathered 
 
 together in a great Huinlipr ; 
 p. maiamairiniiljii/, or moin- 
 luawinodjig, multitude ol pcd- 
 ple ; (L. tiirba.) 
 
 MdiiiairixHin. It joins togetlicr, 
 it fits well together; p. muiii.. 
 iiig. 
 
 MihnawiKsiicliig<Ui,\ It is |iiii 
 together; p. maia..d<'g. 
 
 MdmaiiHs.iitonnn, iniii). I jiut 
 several objects together, I 
 unit(^ them ; p. inaiii,.linl.~ 
 S. Maviawaxsag. 
 
 Mdmawitchigemin, ( nin). We act 
 or work together, we are in 
 company together for soinc 
 work or business ; p. mnin.. 
 gedjig. 
 
 Mumawiion, (nin). I join it to- 
 gether; p. maia. .tod. 
 
 Mamibidon, {nin), I pull or 
 pluck it out ; p. mem..dttd. 
 
 Mamibina, {nin). I pull out some 
 obj.; \t.mem..nad ; \m^p. miiui'i- 
 hij. 
 
 Mamidawendam, {nin). 1 am 
 afflicted, sorrowful; 1 ttcl 
 lonesome; I long for s. tli., 1 
 am impatient, I wish to go... ; 
 p. niem..ang. 
 
 Mamidawitchi, {nin). My belly 
 is hard, I am constipated ; p. 
 mem. .id. 
 
 Mamidawito, {nin). I am \(iy 
 ill, very sick ; p. mcm-.tud. 
 
 Mdmig, pron. These, these here. 
 
 Mamigaae, or-magad. It is tak- 
 en away ; p. niem..dcg, ur- 
 magak. 
 
 Mamigana, (nin). I fight him or 
 wrestle with him, for joke or 
 play ; p. mem. .ad. 
 
 Mamigas, {nin). I fight or wres- 
 tle, joking or playing, (not iu 
 anger ;) p. mem.,sod. 
 
 ?\ 
 
MAM 
 
 — 21:5 
 
 MAM 
 
 Miiiiif/ntio. It in taken iiwiiy ; 
 
 1 1, mem, .sod. 
 Minu'njtmonhk, {uiii). I am in ft 
 
 liiiii habit, or too nnicli in a 
 
 lialtit, of wrt'Htliii;; and fijilit- 
 
 iii^, for play ; (not in ftnjj;c'r;| 
 
 p. mem. .kill. 
 Mitiiiiije, (niii). I tai<o, (without 
 
 naming any object ;) p. memi- 
 
 ijcd. 
 ]l'iiiiiifin(iif, ill ill). S. Gaijhjinnif. 
 .\liiiiii(/iiuin((ii, [iiiiij. S. (idijiiji- 
 
 IHIIKtll. 
 
 Miiiiiii/oiiiiufjanKt, iiiiii). T rub 
 some olijci't in my liamis ; p. 
 iiH'in..iii(itl. 
 
 MniiiirionindjaniJun, {iiiii). I rub 
 it in niv hands; p. ihciii.mikj. 
 
 .]l((iiiii/().slikaiii, iiiiii). I have 
 only moccasins or shoes on, 
 (no Hto(;king8,8ock8 or nippes;) 
 p. iiieiii..<iiii/. 
 
 Miuniiioslikfiii makinn, {iiiii). I 
 put a shoe or moccasin on, 
 w ithout any tliinj; in ; p. mem 
 ..(iiiij. 
 
 .Vdiiiijima, (niii). I accuse him 
 falsely ; I condemn him ; j). 
 inemijiinad. 
 
 Mumijwa, {iiiii). I scalp him ; 
 p. vieiH..ad ; imp. viumijwi. 
 
 Mdinikawinan, {nin), frei], I 
 think otlen on him, I remem- 
 iier liim for what he did nie; 
 p. iiicm..xoid. (V. Conj.) 
 
 Maiiiikwadam, {nin). I praise; 
 p. mem., ant/. 
 
 Moiiiikwaddn, .(nin). I praise 
 it, I glorify in it; p. mem.. 
 (Ill (J. 
 
 Miimikii-adimin, {nin). We praise 
 
 each other; p. mem .didjitj. 
 Mamikwndiivin. Praise, flattery. 
 
 Mamikicana, {nin). I prai.>-e 
 him; 1 flatter hin\ ; p. mnn.. 
 mid. 
 
 Mamikwaa, {nin). I praise my- 
 self", I lioast of..., I brag nf 
 myself, I am a braggart; p. 
 mem. ..Slid. 
 
 Mdmiku'usini'iii . Self-praise, 
 
 Itoasting, bragging; iF. fanfa- 
 ronnerie ) 
 
 Mamikivrmhtiiiiiwd, {nin) or ///// 
 mitmikiiu'ndamid. I put him 
 often in remembrance of s. 
 th., I recall it repeatedly to 
 his memory- p. mem. .ad. 
 
 Miimin, pron. These, these here. 
 
 Maminndfiidum, {nin). I have 
 proud thoughts ; p. mem. .an;/. 
 
 Maminddeiiddmnu'in. Proinl 
 thought ; pl.-a/<. 
 
 Mdininddi.s, {nin). I am )troud, 
 arrogant, insolent, luuighty ; 
 p. inem.,.sid. 
 
 Mdininddi.siwin, Pride, haugh- 
 tiness, arrogance. 
 
 Mamina,djib,{nin). lam fond of 
 dainties; (F. je auis friand;) 
 p. incm...hed. 
 
 Maminddjibowiii. Fondness of 
 dainties, of good nice things 
 to eat ; (F. friandisc ) 
 
 Mamiiiu.s.sobi, {nin). 1 take a 
 net out of the water ; p. mem., 
 bid. 
 
 Mamiudweiiddii, {nin). I am tbnd 
 of it, I don't like U> part with 
 it, I am attached to it ; p. 
 mcm..an(j. 
 
 Maminawenima, {nin). I am at- 
 tached to him, like him 
 much, I <lon't like to ])art 
 with him ; p mem. .mad. 
 
 Maminobama, (nin). I discern 
 some obj. ; p. mem.. mad. 
 
 I '^ 
 
 k\ 
 
 M 
 
MAM 
 
 — 214 — 
 
 MAN 
 
 ♦ .• 
 
 Maminowabandan, inin). I <11h- 
 
 wrn it well; \). 7nciu..unif. 
 Mdiuiiioitcndaiii, [niii]. I reflect, 
 
 I consider, I lUKlerHtund; p. 
 
 viem.niit/. 
 Mtimiiiomnddn, (niii). I rellcct 
 
 upon it, coiisifler it; p. mem.. 
 
 ant/. 
 Maminoiii'.abiKi, iniir. I reflect 
 
 upon him, I coni-ider him ; p. 
 
 iiicm.,ad. 
 Mamiiiopoiiidi.f, {nin). I t'eod 
 
 mvHelf daintily, I aiwiiys cut 
 
 .irood things; p. mvm..sud. 
 M(uii.inw^iidamiidUnin, {nin ). 
 
 We make one nnother content- 
 ed, we comfort each other ; j). 
 
 mcm..didjii/. 
 Mam.ishanowc, {nin). I have 
 
 whi.skerH, (lieard on the 
 
 cheeks.) 
 Mandn.HaiiindasH, {nin). T ask a 
 
 highjjrice tors, th.; \).mcm.. 
 
 tiod. 
 Mands.mijinde, or-muj/ad. It is 
 
 liigh, dear; j). meni..de(j, or- 
 
 matjuk. 
 Maminsatjinso. J t is high, dear; 
 
 p. mcm,.x()d. 
 Manmswe, {nin). J sell high, at 
 
 high prices ; p. meminewod. 
 Mamitaam, {nin). 1 walk on the 
 
 snow without snowshoes ; p. 
 
 memitaamj . 
 Mmioiawwjcndain, (nin). I am 
 
 thankful, I liave thankful 
 
 thoughts; p. maia..an[/. 
 Mdmoiawaijtndaniowin, or ma- 
 
 moiawcndamoivin . Th an k fu 1- 
 
 ness, gratitude. 
 Mdmoiatoaaenivia, {nin). I feel 
 
 thankful to him ; p. inaia.. 
 
 mad. 
 Mdmoiaioama, {nin). 1 thank 
 
 liim ; p. maiam.>mad. 
 
 Mdmoiawe, {nin), I thank, I 
 give thanks; p. muia..V}cd. 
 
 Mdmoiawendam, [nin). H. Sla- 
 inoiawadendam. 
 
 Mdtninawenima, inin). 8. .1/,/- 
 moiawai/enimd. 
 
 Mnmnjaiiama, (nin) or, nin nut- 
 mnjai/aa, IVecj. I pick buiik 
 ohject up and swallow ji 
 
 down 
 
 V 
 
 niaia.jndd. 
 
 MduK'tjagundan, (nin) or, ii'm 
 
 mamojaijaan, freq. I nick ii 
 
 \\\) and cat it, swallow ii 
 
 down ; p. niaia..an(/. 
 Mdni(ya(fina, {nin), ireo. 1 pick 
 
 up some ol)j. and jalncr it; |i. 
 
 muia..nad ; imp. mainajdiiin. 
 Mdmuiatji ninnc, (nin). I pick ii|i 
 
 sticks to make lire ; p. iiniiti,. 
 
 sed. 
 Mamon, {nin). I take it; p. ///<- 
 
 mod. 
 
 Mdn, vidna, vidnad, in com]io>i- 
 tions, signifies bad, nijlij. 
 
 Mdnah, {nin). I am sitting un- 
 comfortably, badly ; p. maid- 
 nabid. 
 
 Mdndbameici.^, (nin). I am pun- 
 ished deservedly ; p. nuda.. 
 ,iid. 
 
 Mdndbaiiiinagos, (nin). I look 
 ugly, I have an ugly appear- 
 ance; p. maia..sid. 
 
 Mdndbaminagwad. It luuk- 
 ugly ; p. maia..wak. 
 
 Mandbisi. A kind ol' small 
 swan ; pl.-wfl^. 
 
 Manddabi, (nin). I fetch tliin 
 roots to sew a canoe ; p. menu- 
 dabid. 
 
 Mdndddbide, {nin). I have ha'l 
 
 teeth ; p. maia..ded. 
 I Mdnddad. It is bad, wickt'<l; 
 
 •i 
 
MAN 
 
 — 215 — 
 
 MAN 
 
 mciiii, ItiiHc, pvil, ill, Miiplcii- 
 yiiiil, unlit, iiirlv; p. vKtiona- 
 
 Minidilamd, ini'ii). F umo ■«<pnriiij;- 
 ly soiin' ol>j. ; in onlor lu have 
 il longer, iiHjIuiir. pork, etc.; 
 p. IIII-/II .111(1(1. 
 
 Minidddiiddii, (niii). I n>t' it 
 -piirin;rl,v, to have it !on;,'ei', 
 as, meat, li(|iior, I'to. ; \\.vn'n 
 .(I III/. 
 
 .\l('(iithhn)iiii\ iiiiii), I uni iinicli 
 sick, lia<lly sick ; also, J liavc 
 II sliainol'iil sickncHs, tilt' vene- 
 real 1 1 iHCusc; p. )uiii<i..i)('(l. 
 
 .]li(ii('i(/f'i/)iiicl:(nin'(/'i(l. Tlipre is 
 pestilonee, (ji- anv had sick- 
 iK'HH ; p. mni<i..;/<d\ 
 
 Mi'(ii(1(l(i})i)tvu-iu.' Pestilenee or 
 any liail sickness; also, vene- 
 real ilipease. 
 
 MdiKidiiinndciii 
 TI.e eatinir lun 
 i*, the cancer, 
 ilisease. 
 
 ]l(iiia<U, in compusitions, 8i>;ni- 
 lies s'pan'ni/h/^ a little at once; 
 as: jS'iii iii(iii(if/{:-iiiiiii/,ii'(:ti, I 
 ilriiik it Hparin,i>;ly. only a lit- 
 tle at, one time, (in order to 
 have it longer.) 
 
 WiiKulcndan, iiiiii). 1 think it 
 is bad, wicked ; j). w(iia..iimi. 
 
 MdiKidHiiima, inin). 1 lliink lie 
 is had, wicked ; p. iii(n'a..i/i(id. 
 
 JhhK'tdiiia, (nin) 
 liiiia. 
 
 .\l(iii('idiiuiii, {itiii 
 liidini. 
 
 MiiiKhlinidi.s, {niii) 
 inyHelf indecentl\ 
 .'<(id. 
 
 M(hi(tdis, (hiu). I am ugly, ilil- 
 Cornied ; p. maia..)tid. 
 
 (•l»(iii'riii(i;/(iL-. 
 HicknesH, that 
 the (uuicerons 
 
 S. Manudji- 
 ^. Maiualji- 
 I toiudi 
 
 1>. IIU'll.. 
 
 MniiadiuitPin. l'j?linOH(<, diflorm- 
 ity. 
 
 Mnii/idjin, (niii). T honor him. I 
 raspect, I'evere him ; I save 
 or Hpar(! him, (it,) I use il 
 Hjiaringly ; I take care of him, 
 (It ;) also, I adore him ; p. 
 iticiKldJidd. 
 
 .Mdid'tdjihididi, (iiiii). I don'l 
 dare tonidi it; p. iuen..di>d. 
 
 Mdii('idiiltiiid,(niii). I don't dare 
 toneli him, (a sitd< or wound- 
 ed person ;) also, I toiudi him 
 indecently; ]>. iiiciii..dd : imp. 
 nidiu'idjihij. 
 
 Mdiu'idJK ii'niid., iiiiiii. I hoiioi' 
 and respect him in tliought,-, 
 I think much of him ; p. incii 
 . ilKdI. 
 
 Mdii('(djiidis^ (iiiii). I take eari' 
 of my hody, of" my health, I 
 spare mysidC; p. mm. ..sod. 
 
 Mihiddjini, {iihi], I r(dato evil 
 reports, I t(dl had thingH; p. 
 iji((i((. .111(1(1. 
 
 M(hiddiiin()1d(jc,{nin)- I report 
 had things alioiit persons, | 
 ilot'ame ; p. iiidid .(/ad. 
 
 M(tiii(djiiii(jfd(/(i.s, mill). I am 
 heard ndating liad reports, I 
 make had reportn, I am de- 
 tiiming or calumniating; p. 
 indi(i..sid. 
 
 .MdiKtdJiiiioldica, {nin). f de- 
 fame or calumniate 
 cuse liim ; )). maid. .wad. 
 
 MdiKdlJiiKjiccidis, {nin}. I dis- 
 figure my face ; p. main. ..sod. 
 
 M(inddjin(/ii'(;wd, [niin. I disfi- 
 gure luH face; p. maia-.n^ad. 
 
 ManCidjishin, {nin). S. Kibadjl- 
 
 .s/iiii. 
 Mdn(idjit<-hi(j(', {nin). I act 
 
 urt^ngly ; p. iiiai<(..</('d. 
 
 mil, I ac- 
 
 ''', 'f 
 
 I > 
 
 \ 
 
 
 lis 
 
 I 
 
 ^r A 
 
 '"'(■■itwwi*!, , 
 
!! 
 
 TT^ 
 
 ! 
 
 Il 
 
 l> 
 
 
 
 ; !' 
 
 .1 pa 
 
 
 MAN 
 
 — 2lf. 
 
 MAN 
 
 find 
 liad 
 
 ev 
 
 il 
 
 MandJjiion,(nin). I honor or 
 respect it; I save or spare it, I 
 use it sparin.'^ly, economical- 
 ly ; I tako care of it ; j). we- 
 nadjitod. 
 
 Maiiddodatiiy {nin). I don't dare 
 do 8. th., I don't like to do it ; 
 p. men.. an (J. 
 
 Mdnadire, {nin). 1 speak evil, 
 I use bad wicked language; p. 
 viaianadiced. 
 
 Munddwewin. liad wicked 
 speaking, iiad language. 
 (From mdnddad, bad ; and 
 inwcwin, language.) 
 
 Mdndgami. It is a bad liquid, 
 of a bad taste, (any liquid ob- 
 ject;) p. mai-^i..mi(j. 
 
 Mdndgami^idan, {uiii), I 
 that this liquid has u 
 taste ; p. mcda..an(j. 
 
 Mdndyidon, (nin). I speak 
 words; p. maia..(nuj. 
 
 Mdndgidomoicin. S. Manadive- 
 loin. 
 
 Mandiide, {nin). I break and 
 gather little cedar-branches, 
 to lie upon, (in a camp;) p. 
 mendjiaed. 
 
 Mdndkaviiga, or-magad. It is a 
 bad piece of ground ; p. maia 
 ..gate, or •niagali. 
 
 Mdnakiki. Forest of maple- 
 trees ; pl.-j(j«H. 
 
 Mdnamandjii {nin). I am un- 
 well, indisposed, a little sick; 
 p. maia. .0(1. 
 
 }tdnamandjiowin.lnA\»\)OS\i\on, 
 illness, little sickness. 
 
 Mdnnmeg. Halibut, (tish ;) (F. 
 barbue ;) pl.-»ra//. 
 
 Mdnan. Cornet-tree ; (C. bois 
 dur;) pi.-o^. 
 
 Mdnapis, {nin). I am not well 
 girt ; p. maia...wd. 
 
 Mdndmhandam, {nin). 1 have 
 a bad dream, (progno.f^ "su- 
 ing a sad event or accident, 
 according to the Indian sn- 
 ])erstition ;) p. maia..anif. 
 
 Mund.<iabandaniowin.Bad drciinr, 
 ]y].-an. 
 
 Manusadi. A kind of aspon- 
 tree ; pi .-«//. 
 
 Manashho.s.yiuian, Meadow; jil.- 
 an. 
 
 ManashliOH.'iiioc, {nin). I malxc 
 hay ; also, I cut rush or rccil 
 tor mats ; p. men. .wed. 
 
 MdnasJiigan. A kind of tish. 
 bass-fish : (C. gros bossu ;) 
 ]}\.-ag. 
 
 Mdnd,silago.t, {n^'n). I .speak 
 evil words. I speak ill ; y. 
 maia. .aid. 
 
 Mandnoma, {nin). I don't diiiv 
 speak to him ; p. menunotiKvl. 
 
 Mandtangina, {nin). I loar in 
 toiMih some obj. (from vene- 
 ration or reverence;) p. ///(/( 
 ..ad. 
 
 Mandtangindn, {nin). I fenr Ui 
 touch it, (so'ne sacred olijoet, 
 etc.) ; )). men..ang. 
 
 Manddmin. {Ot. ininddniiii.) n 
 grain of corn ; ))1. mandd mi- 
 nag, corn,Indian corn, maizi , 
 Turkey wheat. 
 
 Manc'dmindbo. Corn-soup, cuin- 
 
 inat 1. 
 Manddmindboke, {nin). I make 
 
 corn-sonp; p. men..ked. 
 
 Manddminashk. Stalk of In- 
 dian corn ; pl.-ou. 
 
 Mandaminaithkoki. Stalks nt 
 Indirin corn yet standing in 
 the tiel<l aftev harvest, (u 
 field of empty .stalks ;) jiK- 
 wan 
 
MAN 
 
 217 — 
 
 MAN 
 
 1 have 
 no. f^'-iit- 
 iceiui'iit, 
 dian sn- 
 
 idilroaui; 
 
 )f a8i)tMi- 
 
 (low; jil.- 
 
 I inftki' 
 th or reel 
 ni. 
 
 \ of tisli. 
 i boHsii ;) 
 
 I .xjiCiik 
 ik ill; Y- 
 
 don't diiii' 
 lena.scniKi'l. 
 1 R'ar tM 
 roni voiic- 
 ;*;) p- """ 
 
 ;re( 
 
 I iear to 
 I ol'jcet, 
 
 mldlllill^ •} 
 
 manddnii- 
 
 orn, maizi, 
 
 •f«o\ip,covii- 
 
 (). I niaki' 
 Xcd. 
 
 alk of Ill- 
 Stalks ..I 
 ■standing in 
 larvost, (:i 
 alks ;) r'.- 
 
 Mawhminike, {nia), I produce 
 Indian corn • p. men. .Iced. 
 
 Manddmiai-kiUijan. Corn-lield ; 
 \)\.-an. 
 
 yinnddmhiiwaj. A bag for In- 
 dian corn ; pl.-«/i. 
 
 }[anddiiiiniici(/atmij. Indian 
 corn store-house ; pi .-on. 
 
 Mdiidan, pron. This, this here. 
 
 Mane, in compositions, signifies 
 want, scurcitij. — In the (Jtawa 
 dialect, 77ianc rather sijjnifies 
 tlio contrary. They will say, 
 inane, (or nianenuu/ad,) there 
 is much of it. Manemi, we 
 are nuiiiy. Nin manetoinika.s, 
 1 have several names, etc. 
 
 )l((i(t''(/adandan, {ain). I cd it 
 sparingly, savingly, (in a case 
 {>{' want of provisions ;) j). 
 men..an(j. 
 
 Mitiin/adjia, (nin). I sjiare him ; 
 I use sparingly some ohj. ; p. 
 men.. ad. 
 
 )lancgadjiton, {nin). I use it 
 sparingly ; p. men.. tod. 
 
 Mantiijasikan, {nin). I use it 
 sparingly, 1 put it on seldom, 
 some article of clothing, or 
 dioes ;) p. men..ang. 
 
 laaeijasikatoa, {nin). I use it 
 sparingly, (obj. of clothing ;) 
 p, Men.,ivad. 
 
 Mancinad. There is little of it ; 
 p. mcneinak. 
 
 Mantinotnin, («iu) or, nin ma- 
 nuniinin. We are a few ; p. 
 mm..nodJig. 
 
 Maaenaioenim, {nin). I fear 
 iloath, I am afraia of dying ; 
 ]). men..mod. 
 
 Muninidayos, {n ). 1 am con- 
 sidered bad, X am J'sagree- 
 al)!e, bad ; p. maia..sid. 
 
 J'AKT II. 
 
 Mdnendajwad. It is bail, dis- 
 agreeable, shocking ; p. maia 
 ..teak. 
 
 Mdncndam, {nin). I am discon- 
 tented in my iniud, I have 
 evil thoughts; ]).maia..anij. 
 
 Mdnendamoioin. Discontent, 
 displeasure. 
 
 Mdnenddn, {nin). I liave dis- 
 contented or bad thougliLs 
 against it; p. maia..ang. 
 
 Mdncnima, {nin). I have bad 
 discontented thoughts towards 
 him or against him; ^\ maia 
 . .mad. 
 
 Maneonje, (nin). I liavo no 
 children, or only a few chil- 
 dren; p. mai.Jeii. 
 
 Manqnoa, {nin). I am in want 
 of tobacco, I have nothing to 
 smoke ; p. men..ioad. 
 
 Manes, {nin). I want, I neeil; 
 p. menesid. 
 
 Manesin, {nin). I want it, I 
 need it, I am in need of it; p. 
 menesid. 
 
 Man^sinan, {nin). I Avant or 
 need some object ; p. menesid. 
 (V. Conj.) 
 
 Manesiwin. Want, need, scar- 
 city, penury. 
 
 Manessaya, 6v-magad. There is 
 scarcity of wood lor fuel ; p. 
 m.en..gag, or-magak. 
 
 Manctigweia, or-magad. There 
 is scarcity of rivers, (in a 
 country); p. 7nen.,iag, or-ma- 
 gak. 
 
 Mdng. Loon; (F. huard;) pl.- 
 wag. — Mdngons, a young 
 looa ; pl.-a<7. — Mdngosid, 
 loon's toot. 
 
 Mangadea, {nin). i make it 
 large, wide; ^. men.. ad. — Nin 
 mangadea aw oddbdn, nibiwu 
 
 15 
 
 I i 
 
 i U 
 
 !'{ 
 
s, 
 
 MAN 
 
 — 218 — 
 
 MAN 
 
 ho tcld hosiwad; I make this 
 sleigh wide, in order to take 
 many persons in. 
 Mmujadea, ov-magad. It is 
 
 wide; p. men, .ay, ov-maijak. 
 Mangademo mikana. The road 
 
 is wide ; p. meugademng. 
 Mdugadengwe, {niv}. 1 have a 
 
 large lace ; p. men.. wed. 
 Mangndi'po, or-magad. It snows 
 in large flakes ; p. nien..og, 
 or-magak. 
 Mangadcton, {nin). I make it 
 large, wide ; p. vien.Jod. — 
 Nairatch nin mangadeton, I 
 enlargen it, I widen it. 
 Mangdnagidon, (uin). I have a 
 
 large moixth ; p. meii..ong. 
 Mangdnibadan, («i«). Isiiovel 
 
 it; p. men..ang. 
 Mangdnibadjigan. Shovel, 
 
 spade; pl.-a«. 
 Maugdnibana, {nin). I shovel 
 .<omeobj.; p. men..nad. — Wa- 
 bigan nin •nangdnibana, I 
 shovel clay. 
 Mangdnibi, (nin). I shovel 
 
 snow ; p. men..bid. 
 Mimgasika, or-magad. It is 
 large, (a piece of clothing 
 material ;) p. mcn..kag, or- 
 magak. 
 Manyidce, {nin). I have a large 
 heart, ^my heart is large ; I 
 am magnanimous, courage- 
 ous ; p. mengideed. 
 Mangideea, (nin). I make his 
 heart large ; fig. I make him 
 magnanimous, courageous ; 
 p. men. .ad. 
 Mangikone, [nin). I have a large 
 
 liver; p. men..ncd. 
 Mangiminagad. It 'j a large 
 
 grain ; p. men..gak. 
 Mangimissade, {nin} or, nin 
 
 maniginagij. I have a large 
 belly ; p. men..did, or, vicn.. 
 jid. 
 Afunginansanam, (nin). I sIl'Ii 
 jirotuuntlly, deeply ; \). men.. 
 mod. 
 Muugindibf, {nin). I have ;i 
 
 large head; p. men. .bed. 
 Mangingwe, {niii). I have a fat 
 full large face ; p. men.:iccd.~ 
 S. Mangadengice. 
 Mungin/ika, or-magad. It is 
 large, big ; ].. men..kuk, or- 
 magak. 
 Mangislikamy {nin) or, nin nia- 
 mangishkam, freq. I kave 
 large tracks behind me, (walk- 
 ing in the snow e.'-pecially ;) 
 p. me..ang. 
 Manjishkwandeia, or-magail 
 There is a large door ; p. wen 
 ..ag, or-inagak. 
 Mangissaifad. It is a larne 
 
 piece ot wood ; p. men..gak. 
 Mangitigweia sibi. The river is 
 
 large; p. men..ag. 
 
 Mangodikom. Loon's louse, (tlic 
 
 name of a small insect that 
 
 runs about on the surface u( 
 
 the water) ; Tpl.-ag. 
 
 Mangomodaie aw bineshi, 'or 
 
 binessi). This bird has a lar^'e 
 
 craw or crop; p. men..ied. 
 
 Mangon, {nin). I have a large 
 
 canoe ; p. mengonod. 
 Mangonagad. It is large, (canoe, 
 boat, vessel, etc.) ; p. men.. 
 gak. 
 Mangotdss, {nin). lam intrepiil, 
 brave, courageous {; p. mcd.. 
 sid. 
 Mangotassiwin. Brave y, intre- 
 pidity, courage. 
 Mangotassiwinini. Brave, coii 
 
 rageous man ; 
 
 l)\.-wag. 
 
 m 
 
MAN 
 
 — 219 - 
 
 MAN 
 
 Mihn'Jin.f. A young animal, a 
 colt, t'tc; any animal not over 
 two years old ; J)l.-r///. 
 
 M(hiiJinr/o)i, inhi). It makc-^ me 
 pick, (wiiatl ate or drank,) I 
 tiun't (lij.'.st it ; p. min'a.f/od. 
 — Nin )iiaiiikcn/t>ii, (/(I midjiian 
 Jrhci ; what f ate this niorn- 
 inii, makes me sick. — S. .1//- 
 lutkagou. 
 
 yii'niikami, [nin]. I have no 
 ;:uocl .«ol id footing, (walkinjror 
 standing;) p. main..mid. 
 
 ifiiiiinittf iKi, adv. At least. 
 
 )Iiiiiiiia</o.s', {)iiii). 1 look ugly ; 
 p. mnia..sid. 
 
 M(hiiiui;/icad. It look.s ugly or 
 ileforii\ed ; p. maia..wak. 
 
 Miiiiis/ifditish. Sheep; \A.-a(j. 
 
 Munislddnishens, Lainl>; pl.- 
 
 ".'/■ 
 
 Mniiis/iiaui.'ihiwaidn. Sheep- 
 skin ; p\.-ag. 
 
 Mniiis/ifnni.'ihiwihiioai. Wool. 
 
 }[(ni i.sli fdnishiwigamuj. S h eep- 
 tbld ; \)].-on, 
 
 Maiiishtdninhiwinini. Shepherd; 
 pi. -?<•«//. 
 
 Maniiiht(inishiwiwiids.<i. Mutton. 
 
 Manix/dwini.ih. Bad wicked 
 person ; pl.-fl^. 
 
 Mi'tnisiwimssi. Ot. Devil, the 
 evil spirit ; pl.-Z^rc/. 
 
 ifmd.Hsai/. Dry pine tree; pl.- 
 
 ';,</• 
 
 Miiiii.ssdgaii. A j>ersoii that 
 chop.-! wood for somebody, 
 somebody's chopper; -pl.-ag. 
 —Sin inanissagan, my chop- 
 per ; n manissaganan, his 
 chopper, etc. 
 
 }!iiiii'^.'<ug(>, {nin). I chop wood 
 I'ur somebody ; p. nien..ged. 
 
 Mnni^sds, inin). I chop wood 
 tor my sell'; p, men.. sod. 
 
 Djiping. 
 1 don't 
 
 like to 
 
 ;) i>- 
 
 Mams.fawa, (nin). I chop wood 
 
 for him ; p. men. .ad ; imj). 
 
 man is saw. 
 Manissc, {nin), I cho[) wooil ; 
 
 p. meni.'ised. 
 Manis.<iewin. Choi 
 Mnniinm, {nin). 
 
 hear, (certain words 
 
 maianitang. 
 Mdnitdn, {nin). I dun't like to 
 
 hear it ; p. niaianitdng. 
 Mdnitaira, {nin). I don't like 
 
 to hear liim; p. niaia..ad ; 
 
 imj). manifnw. 
 Manifn. Spirit, ghost • pl.-/y. 
 
 Minn-manitn, the good spirit, 
 
 mntchi-manito, the evil spirit, 
 
 the devil. 
 ManHo-bimdkwad. S'veet twist- 
 
 etl wooil ; pl.-o«. 
 Man.'fohiivdbik. Steel. 
 Maniio()iirdf)ikokr, (nin). I 
 
 maniithcture steel ; p. men.. 
 
 ked. 
 Manifogisi.9s. January. 
 ^fnnifogis^ssonft. December. 
 Manitdkfl.s, {nin). I perform 
 
 some religious 
 
 act 
 
 , p. men.. 
 Religious per- 
 
 .lod. 
 Manitokdfsowin 
 
 tbrmance. 
 Manitoke, {nin). I praciice idol- 
 atry, I worship idols; \\ men 
 
 ..ked. 
 Manifuken, {nin). I worship or 
 
 adore it, (an idol;) p. men.. 
 
 ked. 
 Maniiukcnan, {nin). I worship 
 
 or adore iiim, '(an idol ;) p. 
 
 men. .ked. (V. Conj.) 
 .^fan ifOkewin . Idolat ry . 
 ManiiOniinen.'t. Gla.ss-bead TtP". 
 
 rassade ;) pi. -ay. 
 Manitons. Little spirit ; insect, 
 
 worm ; pl.-af/. 
 
 [: 
 
 \ ii 
 
 •' ' •» - 
 
 V 
 
 M 
 
 A.1^ iL 
 
MAN 
 
 — 220 — 
 
 MAN 
 
 Manitow, {niii). I am a 8])irit ; 
 p. mea..U'id. 
 
 Munitowei/in. Clutli, jjicct! ul' 
 cloth; \)].-on. 
 
 M(initoiV('(/ino - hahlaikawayan. 
 Coiit ot' cloth ; \)\.-uii. 
 
 Maniluweyino-wiumkwdn. Cap 
 of cloth ; \)].-aii. 
 
 Mu III to IV i all. Small animal, (a 
 marten, a weasel, etc.) ; pl.- 
 a;/. 
 
 Jlauituwis, (mil) or, mii inama- 
 niluwis. I am looked upon 
 (or considered) as a spirit or 
 sorcerer; \). men..sid, 
 
 Maniioiviwin. Quality or char- 
 acter of spirit. 
 
 ManiivaiKj mitig, or, maniivid 
 mitig. What the tree yields, 
 the fruit of the tree. 
 
 Maniioid mitig. A tree that 
 yields, a fruit-tree; pi. mani- 
 widjig mitigog. 
 
 Mdnji* in compositions, signi- 
 fies unwell, had, ceil. 
 
 Mdnji-aia, [nin] or, nin vianjuia. 
 I am unwell: p. maia..ad. 
 
 Manjidee, [nin). I feel unwell, 
 squeamish, inclined to vomit ; 
 I am eea-sick ; p. maianji- 
 deed. 
 
 Mdnjideewin. Inclination to vo- 
 mit, squeamishuess, nausea ; 
 sea-sickness. 
 
 Mdnjigijwe, (nin). I speak in- 
 distiuctly, I liave an impedi- 
 ment in my speech; p. maia.. 
 iced. 
 
 Mdmigondagan, (nin). 1 have 
 a Dad voice for singing, (I am 
 :io singer;) p. maia..ang. 
 
 " * Note. The letter ii is hiirdly heiird 
 nnd often not at all, in the pronuncia- 
 tion oiganji, iu all the wuiOs iliut begiu 
 wlthlit. 
 
 Mdiijiiawcs, (nin). I have an 
 
 ugly ajjpoarance, 1 am of ii 
 
 deformed ."ize ; p. muia..si/}. 
 Mdnjimngos, (nin). I nmell Imd, 
 
 I stink ; p. innia.,xid. 
 Mdnjiinagosiioin. Jiad f<inill, 
 
 stencil. 
 Mdnji ma gu'ud. Jt smollrt liji'l, 
 
 it stinkn; p. inaia.:wak. 
 Mdnjinidgwanant, (nin). Mv 
 
 breath smell.s bad; ]>. maia.. 
 
 mod. 
 Mdnjimiuna, (nin). He i^tiiikji 
 
 to mo; ]). maia..m<ul. 
 Mdnjiinandan, {nin). It slinky 
 
 to me ; p. maia..ung. 
 Mdnjimandjige, (nin). 1 ],oi- 
 
 ceive a badsmell, s.th. smells 
 
 bad ; p. muia..ged. 
 Mdnjimdaso asacma. Tobacfo 
 
 smells bad, (stinks) ; p. nid'm 
 
 ..sod. 
 Mdnjimate, or-magad. It snu'll.- 
 
 bad (stinks) when burnt; p. 
 
 maid n.. teg, ox-magak. 
 Mdnjinikade, ov-magad. It hii> 
 
 an ugly name; p. mai..t.k'j. 
 
 or-magak. 
 Mdnjinikas, (nin). I hnvn an 
 
 ugly name,i]i-sounding iiiunc ; 
 
 p. maian..sod. 
 Mdnjinigasowin. Ugly ikuuc; 
 
 pl.-a». 
 Mdnjininiwagis, {nin). I am ill- 
 tempered, I am wicked; y. 
 
 maia.-sid. 
 
 Mdnjininiioagisiwin. Ill teinjK'r, 
 wickedness. 
 
 Mdnjipiddn, {nin). I lind a lia4 
 taste in something I am eat- 
 ing or drinking, I don't like 
 the taste of it; p. maian..an(j. 
 
 Mdnjijwgosi, Some obj. has a 
 I bad taste ; p. maian..ml- 
 
 w 
 
He ^tiiik 
 
 t?. 
 
 It stiiil 
 
 MAN 
 
 — 221 — 
 
 MAS 
 
 Kitclii mdnjipogosd rp'go ; the 
 lish has ii very bad fuste. 
 }[(hiJipoi;ivad. It has a bad 
 tasti" ; p. maian,.wnk. 
 
 Mdiijipwn, {nin). I find a bad 
 tiistc in .aonie o])joct Iain oat- 
 iiiL^, I doi like the taste of 
 it; ]•). maia..wad ; imp. piH. 
 
 }f(iiiiislrin, (jiin). S. Mfmoshia. 
 
 Mihijistsiii. S. MdnoftsUi. 
 
 )[>hiiis.'iiton, {nin). S. MdnossJ- 
 fiiii. 
 
 )[<niJH(;/ii(/e, (nin). I act wron;:- 
 ly, (.'vil ; p. makt..fjeil. 
 
 Winiomotawa, * {nin). I (rouble 
 imn asking him to give me 
 this or that; p. maian,,u'ad. 
 
 Miiiio, or, mdnon, adv. Well, 
 
 tiiat's right, no matter, let it 
 
 lie so. 
 ^Idiii'imin. Wild rice. 
 Mdiiomini. Manomiuce Indian ; 
 
 pl.-r/. 
 MitHonnntke, inin). I gather 
 
 wild rice; p. vien..ked. 
 Mtiiiuininikc-gisi^s, The moon 
 
 of the gathering of wild rice, 
 
 September, t 
 Maiutininikcwin. Tiie gather- 
 
 iiiv of wild rice. 
 Maixminikeshi. Snipe ; (F. be- 
 
 cassine.) 
 }[(vtumine wesowawang. Barley, 
 
 (rice wdth a tail.) 
 Mnasliin, Vjiin). I lie uncom- 
 fortably, 1 don't lie well ; p. 
 
 maidnoshing. 
 Mduosse, {niii) . I walk badly ; 
 
 p. maidnossed. 
 
 * Note. The letter n is scarcely per- 
 ocivt'd in the prouunciation of thia word. 
 
 t Tlie different bunds of Indians have 
 iliffereut names for the months. 
 
 Mdnasain. It is badly placed, 
 it does not lie well ; p. maia.. 
 ing. 
 
 Mdnoxfii/nn, {nin). I place or 
 lay it badly ; p. maia..tod. 
 
 Mdnowe, {nin). I pronounce 
 badly, I have a defective in- 
 distinct pronunciation ; p. 
 maidnnwed. 
 
 Mariegijiyad. Saturday ; pl.- 
 on. 
 
 Mariegijigad. It is Saturday ; 
 ]). Mariegijigak. 
 
 Mamn. Nettle ; pi. -a*;. 
 
 Masdnashk. Nettle-stalk ; pl.- 
 nn. 
 
 Masdnika, (nin). I shudder 
 suddenly, I shrink, by fear ; 
 p. met. .had. 
 
 Mashawcsid senihawegin. Vel- 
 vet, manchester. 
 
 Mashi, adv. This adverb is ne- 
 ver used alone, it is always 
 connected with another ad- 
 verb ; as : Kawin mashi, or 
 ka mashi, or mashi nange, 
 not yet. Bwa mashi, before. 
 
 Mashkdssissogad miiig. The 
 wood is tough ; p. mesh..qak. 
 
 Mashkawd, or-magad. It is 
 strong, hard; i^. mesh. .wag, 
 ov-magak. 
 
 Mashkawdhikad. It is strong, 
 hard, (metal ;) p. me.ih..kak. 
 
 Mashkawabikisan, {nin). I tem- 
 per it, I harden it,(iron, steel ;) 
 p. mesh.ang. 
 
 Mashkawahikisi. It is strong, 
 hard, (silver ;) p. mes'h..sid. 
 
 Mashkawadin. It freezes ; it is 
 frozen; t^. mesh. .ing. 
 
 Mashkawadjt (nin). I freeze to 
 
 death ; p. mesh.dd. 
 Mashkawadji-himide. Tal low . 
 
 1 
 
 * 1 
 
 • 1 
 
 \ 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 1 1 
 
 •• 
 
 |i 
 
 imm 
 
 > \ • 
 
 M 
 
MAS 
 
 - 222 — 
 
 MAS 
 
 Maahkawddjidjanmpndj, (nin) . 
 
 My nose ia I'rozen ; p. viesh.. 
 
 iljid. 
 JMashlcawddJhif/ii'riradj, (nin). 
 
 My lace is frozen; p. mesh. .id. 
 MashlcawddjiniiidjiwadJ, { ii in ) . 
 
 My liaiid is frozen, or my 
 
 lumds are frozen; p. mesh.. id. 
 MashkawddJilawaj/ewadJ, inin). 
 
 My ear in i'rozen, or, my 
 
 ears are J'rozen ; p. mesh.. id. 
 3fashkan'ddjiv'i)i. Freezing, 
 
 liartl freezing, freezing of 
 
 liinbs, or freezing to death. 
 Maskkawdgami. It is strong, 
 
 (liquid ;) p. mesh..miij. — Nin 
 
 mimvenddn meshkawagam iy 
 
 anihishdbo, I like strong tea. 
 Mashkawdgamiioay (nin). I 
 
 make it strong, (iiciuid ;) p. 
 
 mesh.. tod. 
 Mnshkawakadode, ov-magad. It 
 
 is dry and hard, from heat ; j). 
 
 viesh..deg, or-magak. 
 Moshkawdkwad. Jt is strong, 
 
 hard, (wood ;) p. mesh..7i'ak. 
 Mashkawdkwadji. He, (she, it,) 
 
 is frozen hard and stiti", (any 
 
 obj.); J), mesh.. id. — Mashka- 
 
 wukwddji aw gigo ; that tish 
 
 is frozen stitl". 
 Mashkawupidon, inin). I tie it 
 
 strongly, tight; p. viesh..dod. 
 Mashkawapina, {nin). I tie him 
 
 tight, strongly ; p. mesh..nad. 
 Mushkawapis, (nin). I am tied 
 
 strongly, tight ; p. mesh. .sod. 
 Maskawaichigan. Stare h. 
 Mashkaiodton,, [nin). I make it 
 
 strong, liard, stiff ; I starch 
 
 it ; p. mesh, .tod. 
 Mashkawuwindamagewin. Vow, 
 
 (strong promise ;) pl.-fl?J. 
 Mashkawendam, {nin). 1 have 
 
 a lirm constant thought, a 
 
 strong resolution, a stroii;r 
 
 lirni will ; p. mesh..ang. 
 Mdskkawendamia, {nin). I make 
 
 him have a firm thought,! tui- 
 
 tity his mind, his resolutiun, 
 
 I give him a firm will ; ],. 
 
 mesh.. ad. 
 Maskawenddmowin. Firm stron;,' 
 
 thought, resohition, will. 
 Mashkawcndan, {nin). I tjiink 
 
 it is strong ; also, I think 
 
 strongly on it, I keep it cun- 
 
 stantly in memory ; j). nicslr. 
 
 ang. 
 Mashkawenima, [nin). I Miink 
 
 he is strong; also, I think 
 
 firmly on him ; p. mesh..inivK 
 Mashkawided, [nin). I have a 
 
 strong heart ; my heart is 
 
 hard, obstinate, stubborn ; p. 
 
 mesh..ed. 
 Mashkaivideesh kaiva, I n in ' . I 
 
 fortify or strengthen his heart; 
 
 p. mesh.Aoad. 
 Mashkawideiwin. Strength df 
 
 heart ; obstinacy ,stubboriies>, 
 
 hardness of heart. 
 Mash kawigabaw, (nin). I s t a n 1 1 
 
 firmly ; p. mesh..wid. 
 Mashkawihcen, (nin). I kocp 
 
 my head steadfast, stiti'; p. 
 
 mesh..nid. 
 
 Mashkaioikwissin totoshdho.Thv 
 milk coagulates, it becomes 
 sour ; p. meshkawikwissiinj 
 ioioshdho, sour milk. 
 
 Mashkawima, {nin). I maki' 
 
 him take a firm resolution ; 
 
 p. mesh. .mad. 
 Mashkawimagonige, {nin). I 
 
 have a strong wrist ; p. ///c.v//. 
 
 ged. 
 
 Mashkawimindjimendan, {nin). 
 1 keep it lirmly in memorv, 1 
 
 W 
 
MAS 
 
 — 223 — 
 
 MAS 
 
 romonibor it strongly ; p. 
 niexh...an(j. 
 
 }!axltku\rimin(Jjimenima, (nin). 
 I keep him 8troii;ily in memo- 
 ry i p. mesh.. mad. 
 
 yiiishkaumnindjimina, [nin). I 
 keep or hold him strongly ; 
 p. mesh,,nad. 
 
 }[(n<hkawimind.}iminany {nin). I 
 keep or liold it strongly; p. 
 iiie.s/i..ang. 
 
 Mushkawina, (uin). I take hold 
 of him ; p. mesh..nad. 
 
 yfdshkaicinan, {nin). I take 
 hold of it; p. mesh. .any. 
 
 Mashkawindibe, {nin). I am 
 headstrong, obstinate, .stub- 
 horn ; p. mesh. .bed. 
 
 Mdshkawindibeioin. Obstinacy, 
 Htubbornness. 
 
 MnsJikawis, {nin). I am strong, 
 vigorous, powerful, robust, 
 hard ; I employ my strength, 
 1 make efforts ; ]). me.<ih..sid. 
 
 Maahkawisia, {nin). I make 
 him strong, I strengthen him, 
 [ fortify him ; p. mesh. .ad. 
 
 Mashkawisiwin. Strength , 
 or, vigor, force, 
 
 }f(ishkmvissin. It is strong; it 
 is hard ; p. mesh.:ing. 
 
 .}f(i.^hkiij. Swamp, marsh; pl.- 
 
 011. 
 
 Ma.s/ikigimin. Cranberry, moss- 
 
 lierry, moor-berry ; pl.-u«. 
 Mashkiyiminika. There are 
 
 cranberries ; p. mesh..kay. 
 Mds/ikiyimiiiikan. Place where 
 
 there are cranberries. 
 Maskkiyiminikt, (nin). I gather 
 
 cranberries; p. mesh..ktd. 
 Ma.shkiyobay. Kind of wild tea, 
 ailed bv 
 
 pow- 
 
 do I 
 Munhkiywdtiy 
 
 Canadians, Lahra- 
 Red spruce, 
 
 ' tamarac; (C. ('•pi nettc rouge;) 
 
 pl •-«.'/• 
 Mashkiki. Medicine; \)\.-umn. 
 Mushkiki behikominirfayak. 
 
 Pills, (globulous medicine.) S. 
 
 Bikominayad ; fre(i. babiko' 
 
 minayad. 
 Mashkikike, inin). I make or 
 
 prepare medicine; j). mw/*.. 
 
 ked. 
 Mashkikikewiyam iy. A poth e- 
 
 cary's laboratory ; \)].-on. 
 Mashkikikvwikwe. Female apo- 
 thecary, (in a convent;) pi.-;/. 
 Mashkikikeu'in. The art of pre- 
 paring medicine, pharmacy. 
 
 trade and occupation of an 
 
 apothecary. 
 Mashkikikewinini . Apothecary; 
 
 \i\.-\voy. 
 Mashkikiiodbo. Medicine, liquid 
 
 medicine to drink ; (P. de la 
 
 tisane.) 
 Ma.thkikiwdbokmoa, {nin). I 
 
 prepare medicine for him to 
 
 drink ; p. mesh. .wad. 
 MashkikiwCiboke, (nin). I pre- 
 pare medicine to drink ; \). 
 
 in('!,'ih..ked. 
 Mashkikiwiyam iy . Apoth ec ary 'a 
 
 shop; pl.-o«. 
 Mashkikiwinini . Physician , 
 
 doctor; pl.-icor^. 
 Mashkimod. Bag, sack ; \A.-nn. 
 
 — Mashkimodash, an old bad 
 
 bag; mashkimodcns, a small 
 
 bag. 
 Mas hkimodey wade, ov-mayad. It 
 
 is sewed up in the shape of a 
 
 ba<5; p. mesh..dey, uv-mayak. 
 Mashkiinodeywddjiyaa. Pocket; 
 
 pl.-aH. 
 Mashkimodeke, (nin). I make a 
 
 bag or bags ; p. mesh.. ked. 
 Mashkimodeweyin. Sackcloth. 
 
 <':« 
 
 i 
 
 Mr ' 
 iH tl: 
 
 1 1 'f 
 
 / 
 
\ 
 
 MAS 
 
 — 224 - 
 
 MA8 
 
 , ,) 
 
 Mashkhioje. A kiml of piko, 
 
 (AhIi ;) pl.-7. 
 Mashkodc. Large prairie; pl.- 
 
 wan. 
 Mashkodi-pijiki. Huflalo; pl.- 
 
 woq. 
 Mas/ikodi'pinibaf/. A kind of 
 
 lily* pl.-o?t. 
 Mashkndesse. Marsh-partridge ; 
 
 (P. perdrix de Havanc;) \n.-<j. 
 Mashkodeioadad. It resenihlcs a 
 
 prairie ; p. mesh..dak. 
 Mashkossikdii. Place wliere 
 
 they make liay, meadow ; pi. 
 
 -an. 
 Mashkossikcy {nin). I make hay ; 
 
 p. me.ih,.ked, 
 Mashkossikcwiu . Hay-mak ing. 
 Mashkossiw. Herb, grass ; hay ; 
 
 \)].-an. 
 Mashkossmi -apishimow i n. 
 
 Straw-bed, straw-pallet ; j)l.- 
 
 an. 
 Mashkossiwigamhj. Building 
 
 for keeping hay in, hay-shed, 
 
 hav-lot't ; vl.-oii, 
 Mas/ikossiwim,oY-niagad.TheTe 
 
 is herb or grass; p. mesh.. 
 
 kaq, ov-magak. 
 Mashkossiwi-minikun. Grass- 
 seed, timothy. 
 Maahkossiwi-nipdgan. S. Maslv- 
 
 kossiwi-apishimoivin. 
 Mashkossi'ioiioakwdn. S traw- 
 
 hat; pl.-ari. 
 Masinaamagos, (nin), I give 
 
 credit, I have debtors ; p. 
 
 mes.,sid. 
 
 Masinaamawa, ()«'»). I owe 
 him J p. mes..wad. 
 
 Ma.nnade, ov-magad. It is por- 
 traited, it is engraved ; p. mes 
 ..deg, or-7)mgak. 
 
 Masiiiadina, (nin). I make or 
 
 form some object ; p. nicn.. 
 nad. 
 
 Musinadinaniawa, {nin). 1 liirm 
 or make it for him or to him ; 
 p. mes.. wad, 
 
 Masinadinan, {nin). 1 form it ; 
 p. mes,.ang. 
 
 Ma.v'nuigade, or-magad. It i< 
 marked, there are marks nv 
 nigiis on it; p. inrs..deg, w- 
 magnk. 
 
 Masiadiyan. A thing to make 
 marks upon, paper; bduk ; 
 letter; debt; pi -«/t. 
 
 Ma.'iinaiganag. S, Aladiintt.^i- 
 naiganag. 
 
 Masinaigani-tessahan. Book- 
 case. 
 
 Masinaigan nin nissilaicinmi. 1 
 can read. 
 
 Masinaigan nin wdJiandan. \ 
 read, J am reading. 
 
 Masinaigans. Little book ; bill, 
 note ; pl.-a«. 
 
 Masinaigan loaiahandang. l!ca- 
 
 ^der; \A.-ig. 
 
 Masinaigas, (nin). I am mark- 
 ed, I have marks on me; p. 
 mes.. sod. 
 
 Masinaige, (nin). I make marks 
 on R. tn. ; also, I make debts, 
 I take on credit ; p. mes..gril. 
 
 Ma.miaigeivin. Marking, mak- 
 ing debts, debt. 
 
 Masinajigaioia, (nin\. I oina- 
 ment with lead some obj., 1 
 lead it, (a pipe, etc.) ; p. nm^i.. 
 ad. 
 
 Masinajigamitcliigade, or-nio- 
 gad. It is leaded, ornamentfii 
 with lead ; it i.s moulded, cast 
 in a mould ; p. mes. .deg, or- 
 magak. 
 
 Masinajigawitchigaso, It is 
 
'' • 
 
 MAS 
 
 — 225 — 
 
 MAS 
 
 loaded or ornamoiited with 
 load ; it is tnouldcd ; p. m<:s.. 
 
 sail. 
 
 }f((siii(iji(/(nritcfiiije, inin). I or- 
 luimeiit witii lead, F loaii ; I 
 cant in a mould; \i. ines.j/ril. 
 
 }[i(siiiaji(/(iiril(tii, {iiiiD. 1 or- 
 nanifiit it with lead ; I cast it 
 ill a mould ; p. tiien.Jod. 
 
 Mtixinnkhan, inin). I iiii]iriiit 
 11 mark njion it witli lire, I 
 liiini a jiiaric upon it. — They 
 ii.-o tluH word, altliou^h ini- 
 prnnorly, also for ])rin.thii/ a 
 lMiok,etc. ; ]).'mes..an(}. — Awe- 
 urn. </amnsiii<il:ison(f oin rnnsi- 
 naiqan? — Who printed this 
 
 l)( )0K ? 
 
 Mdsiualdsitje, (nin). I print, I 
 
 nni printing; p. wes..f/ed. 
 )!((^iuakiiiiq(hoi(iami<j. Printing 
 
 oHice ; pl.-o«, 
 M(isinakisi(/('trm. Printing, the 
 
 art, hnsiness or trade iA' a 
 
 printer. 
 Masinakisi(j(iwinim. Printer ; 
 
 pi. -»'«//. 
 Masinas, {niii). I am portraited, 
 
 (printed or engraveu ;) p. vies.. 
 
 .10(1. 
 
 Masinasowin. Portrait, likeness. 
 
 M(uinil)ian, inin). I draw or 
 
 sketch it; 1 paint it; p. mes.. 
 
 ""!/■ 
 
 Ma.iinibiiffade, or-mayad. It is 
 portraited, painted, engraven; 
 p. me.s..deg, ov-magak. 
 
 Mtisinibiiffade, ov-magad. It is 
 imprinted on s. th., or paint- 
 ed ; p. mes..deq, or-magak. 
 
 Masinibiigau. Drawing; paint- 
 ing; engraving; pl.-avt. 
 
 ^fasinibugas, {nin]. I am im- 
 printed on 8. th. I am jjortrait- 
 0(1, painted, engraven ; p. 
 
 me!t...9nd. — Mi oina victiuibii- 
 gn.foiilti ; I am portraited here, 
 (this is my portrait.) 
 
 M(i.Hiiiil)iig<ts<>U'iu. Portrait , 
 
 painted or engraven. 
 
 Ma.'iinibiige, {nin). I make 
 marks or signs on s. th., I 
 draw, I paint; I engrave; p. 
 men.. gad, 
 
 Md.'iinibiigiiiriii. The art, or 
 the art, of drawing, painting 
 or engraving, drawing, paint- 
 ing, engraving. 
 
 MuHtnibiwa, [nin]. I ilraw his 
 likeness, I paint him, portrait 
 liiin ; p. ine.i..wad ; imp. nui- 
 .tinilti. 
 
 Mdninidc, u\'-jnag<td. It is mark- 
 ed l»y heat; p. ini:'i..dcg, ov- 
 magak. 
 
 Masiniiiwadam, (nin). I Oiii- 
 broider with tigiires and tlow- 
 crs, (representing a painting;) 
 p. m.c.'i..ang. 
 
 MasinigiLHidan, {nin). I cm- 
 hroiiler it with figures aii<l 
 flowers; Tp. mes..aug. 
 
 Masinigwana, {nin). I emhroi- 
 der some ohj. with flowers ; 
 p. vies .nad. 
 
 Ma-finigioasn. It is emhroidered 
 with tlowers, etc. ; ino.'^/iwc, 
 liandkerchief ; seniba, rihhon, 
 silk. 
 
 Masinikiwagaan, {nin). I seal it 
 with an engraven seal ; p. mts 
 ..ang. 
 
 MasinikiwagaigoLle, or-wagad. 
 It is sealed wiiii an engraven 
 seal ; p. nies..deg, ov-magak. 
 
 Masinikiwagaigan , or masiniki- 
 wagaiganabik. Seal with an 
 engraving upon it ; pi .-a//, or- 
 on. 
 
 ■^ :i 
 
 '' i 
 
 y\ 
 
 ill i 
 
MAS 
 
 — 22(5 — 
 
 MAT 
 
 f^ 
 
 }f<ininiko{lani {iihi). I carve it, 
 
 I Hciilp it ; p. nicn..n)i(/. 
 Miisiiiih-oiljii/aii. Ciiiscl witli a 
 
 liiilr ruiiiMl vd'^i', sculptor's 
 
 cliisol; (F. ;ri>u;;(') ; \)\.-<iii. 
 Mdsiiuliixfjii/dii. Stiitiic, or any 
 
 Hculptiircil iiiia;j;(' or ri'pri'- 
 
 sciiiiiiioti ; \)\.-<ii/. 
 MashiikiKlji(jr, (iiiit). I carve 
 
 or sctiljtture ; p. iiirs..i)i'il. 
 MuNiuikodj'Kjcii'iii. Tlie act, or 
 
 tiic art, of carviiijr or sciilp- 
 
 luritiir, trade or occui)atioii ol 
 
 II ^*c)il[)tor, or eiijzi'avcr. 
 Musiitikudjiiu'wiiiiiii. ('arver, 
 
 s(;ulptor ; pl.-»v///. 
 
 Maain'ikoiia, {niii). I carve or 
 sculp some olij.; p. »us..n(td. 
 
 Miisinikdso. It in carved [or 
 sculped ; p. vies. .sod. 
 
 MasiiiikwaK.'fi(jc, (iiiii). S. Jl/a.s/- 
 luijhjawitchiin'. 
 
 M(i.'<iiiiiiiiiinis'ik(id(', ov-mo(/(ik. 
 Jt i.s embroidered or oriuuuent- 
 ed witli Jlowers or lii^ures iu 
 small glassheads ; j). me.s.. 
 diuj, ov-mu(jak. 
 
 Ma.siiiiiniiieii.sikcy {iiin). T em- 
 broider or ornament witii 
 small gla.ssbeads ; p. nies.. 
 ked. 
 
 Masinini. Carved inuaire, idol ; 
 pi.-//. 
 
 Ma.'^ ill ill in mcnitnked. Adorer 
 of idols, idolater, idolatress; 
 
 Masini(c/iif/an. Ima^re, eni^rav- 
 ing, paintiiigj^pioture ; pl.-a//. 
 
 Ma.nnitc/iigdii niiid ojihiwa. I 
 paint, (I n)ark ii picture.) 
 
 Masiiiitcliiijas, [uin). 1 am paint- 
 ed, carved ; p. mes..sod. 
 
 Maiiiiiilcliiye, {uia). I make an 
 image or images ; p. 7iies..</cd. 
 
 Masinitchif/ewin, The making of 
 
 images, painting, work, tra<l(' 
 or art of a painter. 
 
 Masiiiilr/ti(/i'iriiiiui. Maker (if 
 images, ]»uinter ; pl.-Hv///, 
 
 MdsitiKjo.s, (niii). I cry ; Igrouii; 
 p. /«M,,.v/(/. 
 
 Md.sildi/ti.si hine.i/ii. 1'lu' liinl 
 uariiles; p. iti''.'i..sid. I'dkanL- 
 loi: mu.sifai/Dsi, the c()( k 
 crows. 
 
 Md.skii/, [iiiii). Tarn very small; 
 p. iiuiidslniiid. (They say this 
 of a new-born infant.) 
 
 Mdskijdii. Abortive fruit of ilic 
 wumb; ])l.-«(/. 
 
 Mdnsatfwadi'udagos, (uin], I mu 
 considered unlucky, I am un- 
 lucky ; p. meH..sid. 
 
 Mdssaijwadendaawad. It is con- 
 sidered unlucKy, it is unluc- 
 ky; J). mes.,ioak. 
 
 Ma.s,ia</wadis, (uin). I am un- 
 lucky, unhappy, I have im 
 chance to gam or make any- 
 thing ; p. mes..sie. 
 
 MdHswjwadisiwin. Bad luck. 
 
 Maaswjwia, {nin). I give or 
 cause him bad luck, (acconl- 
 ing to the Indian superstition ; 
 p. mes..ad. 
 
 Mate hi, adj. Bad, evil, ill. 
 wicked, malignant, malicious, 
 mean, vicious, unlit. 
 
 Matchi-aiaCaoish. Bad beinir. 
 devil, satan, the evil spirit, 
 old Nick. 
 
 Matchi-aiadwiHli. A wicked jki- 
 son, a vilain, rascal, rogue, 
 scoundrel ; aiso, a wickeil 
 dangerous animal ; pi .-«//. 
 
 Matc/ii-aiadwishiw, {nin). 1 am 
 a wicked person, etc.; p. met 
 ..wid. 
 
 Matchi-aidwin. Bad unhappy 
 situation, being badly oil. 
 
■i 
 
 » ■ ' 
 
 MAT 
 
 — 227 — 
 
 MAT 
 
 I. It "iH COIl- 
 
 it is iiiiluc- 
 
 )[iitrln'-aihn'fih. Anytliirif); p\\l, 
 luul, wicked, liurttul; pl.-^^A-. 
 
 )l(ilr/ii-niiwis/iiir(tn. It is u hini 
 wicked tliiiifr, evil, liurtf'iil, 
 (l!Uij:('ruii8 ; p. int'f..((ii;/. 
 
 Mati'/iHiinn, {iiiuf. I iiiukca bad 
 iiHc of it, 1 ultusf it; \>. met.. 
 
 wl. 
 
 Miiii'fii-(Ui'a, iiiiii\. I niiiko a 
 liiid iiHc olHOiiu' olij. ; p. nut., 
 ii'dil. 
 
 Mitlc/ii-ln'iin'iilis, (niii). 1 live 
 ladl}' ; I am bad, wicked ; I 
 liave a bad ti'inperanient ; 
 luid dispositiuns ; p. met. .aid. 
 
 Mdtilti-bimddisiii'in. Bad life; 
 liad, ill temper, quick, irrit- 
 ulile teinper, pas.sioiiate tem- 
 pnr. 
 
 Matchiih'e, [iiiii). I have a wi(d<- 
 ed bean ; I am cruel ; p. met 
 ..ed. 
 
 }l((l(/iidetwiii. ^Wickedness of 
 lioart; cruelty. 
 
 .][(ilrki(/ode. Petticoat, woman's 
 dress ; pl.-m/(. 
 
 M(tlc/ii ijiwchad. It is bad, wick- 
 ed, sinful ; p. met.J>ak. 
 
 Motrin ijlwcbis, (niii). I am 
 wicked, bad, malicious, ma- 
 lign, 1 behave badly ; I have 
 a bad temper, liad (][ualities; 
 p. ))iet..sid. 
 
 M(il<liiijiwelji'iiu, {niii). I make 
 him wicked, I corruj)t him, 
 seduce him ; p. met. .(id. 
 
 M<(lr/n yiwebi.siuu'n. liad con- 
 duct, bad behavior, bail habit, 
 wickedness, badness, vice, 
 sin, mahce, malignity, per- 
 versity, ill temper, bad dispo 
 sition of mind. 
 
 Matchi inakamigad. It is a bad 
 news, a sad event; p. met.. 
 <jak. 
 
 M<itchi-iuapiiiadiitjr, (nin). I 
 give poison, I poison ; p. met 
 ..ijt'd. 
 
 M(i tr/i i-iii ((}) in adjiijenin. Po ison- 
 ing. 
 
 M(ilrhi-inaj>iitthia, (»//»). I poi- 
 son him* also, I j^ive him a 
 bad sickness ; p. mct..mtd ; 
 imn. UKL.nttj. 
 
 M(itr/ii-in(i{)iiui.^, (/(//()■ S. Mat- 
 
 r/ii-in(lf>iilildji;/c. 
 
 Miil<-lti-iii(tjtiiiiiii(i, (iiin). 1 curse 
 him ; p. mcL-nidd. 
 
 Malrhi-iiuijiiiicnddii, {niii), I 
 curse it ; p. m< f..<ini/. 
 
 Matchi-iudpincnima, (nin) or, 
 /(//( matc/ii-indpinca, iiiu 
 iii(ilf/ii-iiid/)iiiana. I <rivo him 
 a liud sickness, (according to 
 Indian superstitions ;) p. met., 
 mad. 
 
 Matrhl iiinpinewin. Bad sick- 
 ness ; lA.-aii. 
 
 Mdli'/ii kikiiioamawa, (iiin). I 
 teach him bad tilings, 1 give 
 him a bad cxumph.', I seiluce 
 liini, scandalize him ; p. wet., 
 irad. 
 
 Mdlchi kikinowahama, imn). T 
 follow bis liad example, he 
 gives me a bad examplo, he 
 scandalizes me ; p. yiet..mad. 
 
 Mdlrhi-kikiiiowalnim /// , ( /( //* ) . 1 
 am imitated by him in niy 
 bail examjile, I give him a 
 bail I'Xiimple, I scandalize 
 him. 
 
 Malchi ki ki iiowt'iham if/nivi II . Bad 
 example or scandal taken; 
 
 \)\.-<(H. 
 
 Matfhi kikinowd/jdndaiice, {niii). 
 I give a bad example, (or bad 
 examples) ; p, iiiet..wediwewin. 
 
 Malchi kikiiwivabanda. Bad 
 
 ' , I 
 
 ll" 
 
 (' 
 
^■^ 
 
 MAW 
 
 — 228 - 
 
 MAW 
 
 *? 
 
 rxamplo or 
 
 ]A.-nii. 
 Mate hi inanilo. Kvil 
 
 vil, Hudvii ; pi.-//. 
 Mdlrhi mdiiifnliCirlii 
 Mdliiti itiiis/ilxi/ii, E\ 
 
 Hcnixlal (/ir<n; 
 
 Hpifil, (Ic- 
 
 Tdolatrv 
 I iiiediciix 
 
 tlml Ih, noiMon, \onotn.—M((i 
 c/ii VKishkihi vivd nshamn ; I 
 poinoii liini, (I jrivc liiiii evil 
 iiiciliciiic to cut.) Vftfihi triati/i- 
 hiki (l(ii/nvi</(i<lc, flifi-p Ih pni- 
 Hon ill, it in poiHonous ; p. 
 
 tlcif.jffilf. 
 
 Md/r/ii viashkiki cahntujeil. Hi- 
 thnt <;iv(',M ])oisoii to KoinobfKiy, 
 ])nisoiu'r ; y\ -ji'J- 
 
 Matrhi viasnkonsiir. Noxious 
 licrl), weed in n, field or <^n.r- 
 <l('ii ; \)\.-(iu. 
 
 Malrhi-ndmi. l^nd-montli, a per- 
 son tliat ufics to ppciiU ill of 
 others. 
 
 M<itr/u'/irrf, {nin) or viu m 
 c/iilrhit/e, (from matrhi i 
 cMye.) I act wickodlvj 1 o.. 
 wrong; p. meirhUivaa. 
 
 Matchi ivinn, (rtiii) or, viii mnl- 
 chi wmohia, freq. I decry or 
 di.scredit liiiii^ I di'liuno him, I 
 speak ill ofliini ; p. met..na(l. 
 
 Maw, {nin). I weep, T cry ; p. 
 mewid. 
 
 Maiviidisfiiive, {nin). I visit, I 
 pay ft visit (or visits); p. meiv 
 ..tved. 
 
 Mawfidi.shitoeshk, (nin). I am 
 always making visits, I like 
 too much to make visits ; p. 
 mew.. kid. 
 
 Mawadishiive.fhkiwin. Habit of 
 making visits too often. 
 
 Mawadlfhitoewin. Visiting, visit, 
 
 visitation. 
 Mawadissa, {yiin). I visit liim, 
 
 I pay him n visit ; \),mcw..a(l ; 
 imp. mawndinhi. 
 .)f(iwiiki)diisain(i, {nin), I div 
 meat in smoke ; p. nieicniuil. 
 M.Conj.) 
 
 wandinii, inin). I gather to- 
 gether or collect some ohj. ; 
 p. vinid.nnd. 
 Mawandinun,[nin). I gather il 
 together, I collect it ; p. xmiiti 
 ..ttntj. 
 Mdwnndiniiie, {nin), I gather, 1 
 
 (collect ; p. maia..i/rd. 
 Mdnmndiwiiliiwa, (nin). I l'm- 
 thor a collect with him ; p. 
 maia..wad, 
 MAwandiwi(/nm it/. Meet i n .'- 
 
 house; Synagogue; pl.-o//. 
 Mdwandjia, {nin). \ gather il 
 together, I store it up, I aeeu- 
 inulate it ; [ save and keep ii ; 
 p. maia..nd. 
 \ltnrandjidimin, {nin). Weeoinc 
 together, we meet, we assem- 
 hie; ]). maia..didjiii, 
 Mdwnndjiidiwin. A ssei 1 1 hi y . 
 
 meeting. 
 Mdwandjisdton, («//<). I put it 
 together, I gather it togelln r, 
 I collect it; p. maia..iod. 
 M(7wandjitatnaf/e, {nin). f 'm- 
 ther or collect for .someh()(l\ ; 
 p. maia..ged. 
 Mdwandjiiamason, (?«'») or, nin 
 mawandjitamadison. I gutlicr 
 it, collect it or store it up, to 
 myself; p. maia..od. 
 Mdiodndjitamasonan, {nin) or 
 nin mawandjitamadisonan. I 
 gather, colfect or store u|i 
 some obj. for myself; p. main 
 ..od. (V. Conj.) 
 Mawandjitamawa, [nin). I ga- 
 ther or collect it for him or 
 to him ; p. maia..wad. 
 
i). Wccoiiu' 
 
 , wo aHHl'lll- 
 
 MAW 
 
 2l.".» — 
 
 MAW 
 
 Store 
 
 Ma wan ([jitiusnmyainiij. 
 
 llUllHO ; pl.-OM. 
 
 Mdirandjur/tii/an. Any ohjoct 
 
 stori'il up Honicwlicrc, orj^jiith- 
 
 crcd tof^ctlicr ; \>\.-ftij. 
 .]!i'nriin</Jit('/ii(/(',iiihi). \ ^iitlier, 
 
 I tollccl ; j(. vi(ii(t.,i/e»/. 
 Mi'iu'dndjifchii/nrhiiiii. A jriitli- 
 
 criii;; mail, taN-;^iitlirn'r, toll- 
 
 ^iitlK'nT ; pulilicaii ; \A.-U'(i(j. 
 }l(nr(iutljifi)n, {niii). I j^iithcr 
 
 it toj.'1'tlii'r ; IsjiM' iuiil k('C|i 
 
 il ; J). inai(t..{(nl. 
 Mi(W(tiul(niJhvnn. It niiis togc- 
 
 tlipr, or streams to;j;cthor, in 
 
 (inc pliicf, (water or any 
 
 (itlier li(|ui(l;) ]).maia..anij. 
 )lihr(iiid()(/iradan, {niii) or, nin 
 
 luiiwauihxjwadanan. I new sov- 
 
 (Miil picei's togotluT, I gatlicr 
 
 them together sowing ; ]). 
 
 iiiaia..(ini/, 
 Mdwdtulixjwaas, {nin). I gather 
 
 together sewing ; p. viai(i..!i(i<!. 
 Mdtrundot/ivusson, or, niawaii- 
 
 (l()(/wass()wiii. Quilt, Hovorul 
 
 iu'eee.s .sewed together in one ; 
 
 \)\.-aii, 
 }[t'tu'nndos/iknan , ()thi), I gather 
 
 it, (hay ;) p. inuia..anc]. 
 MCuvanduslikaiijan. Kake, to 
 
 gatlier hay with ; pl.-«//. 
 Mdwandos/tXaitfe, {nin). 1 raUe 
 
 hay together; p. maia..<jcd. 
 Mnwand()Ssc,or-maoad. It comof* 
 
 together, it gathers in one 
 
 phice, or on one heaji; p. maia 
 
 ..seij, oT-ma<jak. 
 M'nntnisomaijy {nin). I gatlier 
 
 l>eople together ; p. maia.. 
 
 mad. 
 
 Mawibi, {nin). I weep being 
 drnnk ; p. viewibid. 
 
 Muwikaa, {nin), feign, 1 weep by 
 
 (liflHimulatioii, I tVigu weep- 
 
 d. 
 
 ing ; p. tn(w.,.so(t 
 Mawinnt, (nin). \ bewail 
 
 tienioan liiin 
 
 liiiii, 
 iin, I 
 1 1, nic- 
 
 I'efch, or 
 liirds he 
 p. nicu\. 
 
 Icplore 
 weep or cry over him _ 
 wi)n(i>l. 
 
 Mawiniaijnd. IlweepH; p. nnw 
 ..ijak. — Sin<lr ni(twiiiiiii/ad ej)- 
 ilck-kilchi-kai^hkcntlantan; my 
 lieart wooj)S Irom extreme sor- 
 row. 
 
 Mawinilddn, {nin). I run njioii 
 it or fn it; 1 reach I'orth lor it ; 
 p. tHCu\.an>/. 
 
 Mau'inadjir/iiii'fi, {nin). 1 pick 
 up the binh he is killing, to 
 have them myHoll'; p. nicic. 
 lead. 
 
 Mawinadjiiji', {nin). T 
 pick up for me, the 
 kills, Miu'ks, etc. ;) 
 (/rd. — S. MawinndJiijauHi. 
 
 M<nrinaifji(/('nan Ji.s/iih, (nin). I 
 IVtch or pick \ip the duck he 
 killed, to have it myyell'j p. 
 mew. .(/I'd. (V. Conj.) 
 
 M(iirin)t(tji</fidadi.t, (nin). J fetch 
 or pick uj) myself the birdn I 
 kill ; p. nicw..s()d. 
 
 Mawinnna, {nin). J run or ru.sh 
 upon him ; 1 reach forth after 
 him; p. niew..nad; imp. in((- 
 winaj. 
 
 Mawindamowin, Bewailing, de- 
 })loration, bemoaning, himen- 
 tation. 
 
 Mawinddn, (nin). I bewail it, 
 deplore it, lament it, 1 weep 
 or cry over it or for it, to have 
 it i I wepp for the loss of it ; p. 
 
 Mawindis, {nin). I bewail or 
 
 deplore myself; p. victv..sod. 
 
 Mawincige, {nin}. I insult, I 
 
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 quarrel, make noise; p. 7new 
 
 ..grd. 
 Mawincif/ewin. Insult, int^ult- 
 
 ing, quarreling noiwe. 
 Mawinewa,{nin). I come upon 
 
 him, I iuHult, quarrel, attack 
 
 him; \).mcw..icad ; imp. ma- 
 
 winS. 
 Mawineshku(jnn, {iiin). It in- 
 
 sultH luo, it attacks me; p. 
 
 mew. .god. . ,.Kiu mawine.'^hkd- 
 
 (jna gcpet o via.'iinaigaii ; his 
 
 letter insults me indeed. 
 Mawineshkan, (nin). I insult 
 
 it, attack it; p. vie..ang. 
 Mawineshkawu, [nin], S. Maioi- 
 
 .leioa. 
 Maioins, {nin). I gather berries; 
 
 p. mewinsod. 
 MaivisJik, {nin). I weep or cry 
 
 too much or too often, I an) 
 
 in a habit of weeping; (P. je 
 
 su's braillard ;) p. mew. .hid. 
 Maitishkitvin. Bad habit of 
 
 werping, erving. 
 Mawiwin. Weeping, crying. 
 Mcdassaganama, {nin). I miss 
 
 liim, striking, he avoids my 
 
 stroke; p. viaie..inad. 
 Medassikage, {ni7i). I arive too 
 
 late; p.maie..ged. 
 MSdassiJcan, inin). I arrive too 
 
 late to lind it yet; p. maie.. 
 
 ang. — The contrary of Nin 
 
 gessikan, which see. 
 Medassikawa, {nin). I arrive 
 
 too late to find him yet, he is 
 
 <^one, etc. ; p. maid.. wad.— 
 
 The contrary of Nin gdssika- 
 
 tca. 
 Medassinawa, {nin). I miss him 
 
 shooting; p.maia..wad. 
 Mcgandji, {nin). 1 belch, I eject 
 
 the wind from the stomach ; 
 
 (F. je rote ;) p. maie..gandjid. 
 
 Megwa, prp., conj. While, when, 
 during. 
 
 Megwaii, adv. Amidst, anioni'. 
 
 Megwawigang awes.si. Tlic 
 liuinpbacked animal, caiiul ; 
 pi. megwawigangig awcssiian. 
 
 Mi'gvje, prp. Amongst. 
 
 Mcgwebag. Amongst leavt'.><, in 
 a bush, in a shrub. 
 
 Megwekumig, adv. In the de- 
 sert, in the interior, in the in- 
 land. 
 
 Megicekana, adv. In the road, 
 on the road or trail. 
 
 Megwishkossiw, adv. Amongst 
 herbs, in the grass or wecdT 
 
 Meiagisid. A stranger, (man or 
 woman;) pl.-iig. 
 
 Mejikagemagak inapineicin. 
 Contagious sickness,epideiiiy. 
 
 Mekatewagamitigweiag. A black 
 river, of dark-colored water, 
 
 Mckatewikwanaie, or rather, 
 mekatewikwanaied. A man 
 dressed in black, black-gown, 
 })riest, missionary ; pl.-y, ur- 
 
 Ji'i/- 
 
 Mekaiewikwanaickwe. A woinan 
 dressed in black, nun, sister 
 of a convent, religious of aa 
 Order ; p\.-g. 
 
 Mckatewikwanaie o bapisikuwd- 
 gan. The priest's coat, cui-:- 
 sock ; pl.-a/i. 
 
 Mekatewikwanaiew, [nin). I am 
 a priest ; p. mek..wid. 
 
 MekaUwikioanaiewiwin. Priest- 
 hood ; the Sacrament of Or- 
 der. 
 
 Mekaicashitod. He that invenfs 
 it, inventor, discoverer ; pl.- 
 
 Mekisiniked. He that makes 
 shoes, boots, etc., shoemaker; 
 \)\.-jig. 
 
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 )hmalcisiiwed. He that inocu- 
 li 'es with the cow-pox, inocu- 
 liitor, cow-pox inoculaior ; 
 
 MciiiaiuIJigosid.'H.e that is lame, 
 a lame person, crii)ple ; pi. 
 
 }kmau(jishe. As.'', imile, (long- 
 car;) p].-iag. 
 Mime. Woo(i-p?cker ; pi.-//. 
 Mamcgiocssi . Siren, (t'al)iilous 
 
 being;) pl.-wa//. 
 Mamenmou. Butterfly ; \>\.-(j. 
 Meiiiesnkwat, adv. By turn.*, 
 
 one after another, alternately ; 
 
 reciprocally. 
 Mcmidassicdk. A thousand 
 
 every time, a thousand each 
 
 or to each. 
 Manidasswi, num. Ten every 
 
 time, ten each or to each. 
 Memldntchiiuj , num. Ten tinie.s 
 
 every tinvj, ten times each. 
 Memikwasod. He that boa8t.-<, 
 
 i)raggart, boaster ; p\.-Jig. 
 Meitiitmbawidjissi. Ahj. A kind 
 
 of grass-hopper ; (F. cigale ;) 
 
 pl.-joa//. 
 Meminadiiiid. He that is proud, 
 
 proud person ; p^-Jig- 
 Mmindage, or vu'mdage, adv. 
 
 Especially, principal!v, above 
 
 all. 
 Memiidtigodjiwaiig. L-ilands in 
 
 a current. 
 Mcmiskondiniir .".nganeshi . Red- 
 breast, robin, (bird ;) p\.-iag. 
 Memokiicido. Mole; pi.-//. 
 Memokhoidowigamig. Mole-hill, 
 
 (mole's house ;) pT.-o». 
 
 McDiwefch, adv. Just. — Jfcm- 
 icek'h kinawa ki da-ijam ; just 
 you ought to go, (not others.) 
 
 Mcndatchiiigivash, (nin). I am 
 
 very sleepy, overwhelmed 
 
 with sleep; p. maicii.Ad. 
 Mengishkaini. Alg. Ass; pl.- 
 
 itg. — S. Mcmangislic. 
 Menikweifhkid. tie that tlrink' 
 
 too much, tippler, drunkard ; 
 
 P • •■:/'■'/• 
 
 Mcniku-cssig. He that does not 
 drink, sober temperate per- 
 son ; pi.-"//. 
 
 Meinkwessig jominalio. Abste- 
 mious person. 
 
 Mrnh/ica, (niii). I cause him 
 shame, I make him ashamed ; 
 p. muiniishead, 
 
 Meiiishima, {nin). I cause him 
 shame with my words ; p. 
 maie..mad. 
 
 Minis him) gun, {nin). It makes 
 me a.sh'amed, it causes me 
 shame; p. nude. .god. 
 
 Mcnis.sendani,iniit)- ^ *i'" asham- 
 ed ; p. maie..ang. 
 
 Mcnis.v'nima, {nin). I am asham- 
 ed of him ; p. nude.. mad. 
 
 Menisscndamowin. Shame. 
 
 }feuo-ijiicebisid. He Miat 
 haves well, good person; 
 
 Menice. Cumin; pi.-//. 
 Meshkawagaudg isld.-otcwdbd. 
 
 Strong fire-water, brandy. 
 Mes/iknwikwissing fofn.s/ulho. 
 
 be- 
 pi.- 
 
 itC' 
 
 sour 
 
 Milh that is coagu 
 milk. 
 Mcshkwat, adv. Instead, instead 
 of.... 
 
 Meshkwaiona, (nin). 
 
 or exchange some 
 
 maic..uad. 
 Meshkwatonamnwn , 
 
 exchange it for him or to him 
 
 \). male.. wad. 
 Mcs/ikwatonan, 
 
 I cliange 
 obj. ; p. 
 
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 printer ; 
 Mitikwd- 
 kettle is 
 
 change one thing for another 
 |). mail'.. any. 
 
 Me.shkwaiosse, oo-wai/ad. It un- 
 dergoes a cliange, il i.s chang- 
 ed ; p. male.. .sea, OT-ma</ak. 
 
 Mi'sikan,[ inn.) 1 wear it out, 
 (clothing,) I wear it until it is 
 all torn to pieces ; p. mdicsi- 
 kaii(/. 
 
 Mc.'^ikawa, (nin). I wear it out, 
 (article i>f'('Iothing,as nio.'^/iwc, 
 handkercliicl';) j). niaii'.. until. 
 
 Me.siaaainaivind. He to whom s. 
 th. in owed, creditor; p\.-ji<J. 
 
 Mesinaiged. He who owes s. th., 
 debtor; \)\--jig. 
 
 Mcninakuang masinaigan. He 
 that niarKH ])aper, 
 \)\.-mc.nnakisangig. 
 
 Mrnkwd nagekcsid. 8. 
 nagek. 
 
 Mctabikiso aklk. The 
 worn out, it is no more use- 
 ful ; p. maie...sod. 
 
 Mi'laOilcisiiin. It is worn out, 
 used up, (metal ;) p, maie..ing. 
 
 Mctakosigcd. He that smokes 
 pure tobacco, smoker of to- 
 l)accoonly; \A.-jig. — S. MHa- 
 kosige. 
 
 Metakioidin. It is worn out in 
 the woods, (cloUiing ;) p. maie 
 ..ing. 
 
 Mctdkwidjidon, (nin). I wear 
 it out in the woods, (^clothing;) 
 p. mate.. dad. 
 
 MMchibode, ov-magad. it is 
 worn out or used up l)y grind- 
 ing; p. maic.deg, or-magak. 
 
 Metchibodon, {nin). T wear it 
 out by grinding ; p. muie..dod. 
 
 JfetcJiibona, (nin). I wear out 
 some obi. by grinding; p. 
 maicnad ; imp. metchiboj. 
 
 Mctch'boao. It is worn out liv 
 grinding; p. maie. .sod. 
 
 Mi'trhi-dodang. He whc docs 
 evil, criminal, nuilefactor ; |). 
 
 Mrtchissidnn, {nin). I wear it 
 out working, (clothing ; ) \,. 
 maicdod. 
 
 Metckis.nn, or metckitchigndt. 
 It is worn out, used ; p. xmic. 
 ing, (jr maicdcg. — Nin imiki- 
 .iinan mclc/iis.'iinon; my iiiuo- 
 casina are worn out. 
 
 Mcwija, or mcwinja, adv. Al- 
 ready ; loii'T ago. 
 
 Mcwishkid. He that weeps too 
 much, weeper, crier ; iV. 
 brail lard ;) {n.-Jig. 
 
 Mi, or ndsa. So that is, it i,-, 
 that is to say. 
 
 Mi apine. Ever since ; for evir, 
 gone for ever. 
 
 Mi minik, or, mi iw. That is all; 
 enough. 
 
 Midddatchimin, {nin). We arc 
 ten ot us ; p. med..irhidjig. 
 
 Midddatchinon. There are ten. 
 
 Middgwena, {nin). I put him 
 aside or out of the way, with 
 my hands; p. vicd..nad ; imp. 
 midagioen. 
 
 Middgwenamawa, {nin). 1 imt 
 or push 8. th. aside tor him, 1 
 deliver him or disemhariiiss 
 him from s. th. ; p. med..irad. 
 
 Middgwendn. {nin). I put it 
 aside or out of the way, with 
 my hands ; p. med..ang. 
 
 Middgwenddn, (iiin). I i)iit it 
 away or aside in my thoughts, 
 in my mind, I remove it fioni 
 me; p. med..ang. 
 
 Middawenige, (nin). I put aside 
 with my hands; p. med..ged, 
 
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 MUiagiveta, {nin). I put myself 
 aside ; p. med.Jad. 
 
 Midihjwetawa, (nin). I keep 
 myself from him ; p. med.. 
 wad. 
 
 Midass. Lejzging, or my legging ; 
 \)\.-an. kidCiss, thy legging ; 
 odass, his legging. 
 
 Middsno, niun. Ten, (hefore 
 substantives denoting mea- 
 sure of time or of other 
 things.) 
 
 Midassiocwan. -^ S. Nijobane- 
 nindj. — Nijohidonan. Nijoki- 
 na, etc., always changing in 
 English, tico into ten, as : Xi- 
 johancnindj, twice (two times) 
 a handful, Midossoban^nindJ, 
 ten times a handful. — Nijobi- 
 (h>nnn,(nin).l tie two together. 
 MidassohidonaUi (nin). I tic 
 ton together. — And so on res- 
 pectively. 
 
 Midastiicak dassing midasswak. 
 A thousand times thousand, 
 a million. — Nijing midasswak 
 dassing midasswak, twice a 
 tliousand times thousand, two 
 millions ; etc. 
 
 Middssivi, num. Ten. 
 
 Midasswi ashi bejig, num. Ele- 
 ven. 
 
 )[ida8swi ashi nij. A dozen, 
 twelve. (For the rest see 
 Grammar.) 
 
 Middtching, Ten times. 
 
 Midatching midasswak. Ten 
 thousand. 
 
 Midf. Indian of the Grand Me- 
 dicine; pl.-^. 
 
 MUkxce. A squaw of the Grand 
 
 Medicine ; ]}\.-g, 
 ilidew, (nin). I am an Indian 
 
 of the Grand Medicine, I be- 
 
 I'ART II. 
 
 long to the Indian Order of 
 Grand Medicine; p.medewid. 
 
 Midcwia, (nin). I receive him 
 into the Grand Medicine, I 
 make him a member of the 
 Grand Medicine; p. medcwiad. 
 
 Midihoigamig. Long narrow 
 lodge made of branches for the 
 ceremonies of the Grand Me- 
 dicine; pl.-o?i. 
 
 Midiwiwin. Grand Medicine, 
 Indian Order of Grand Medi- 
 cine. 
 
 Midjiin. They eat it; (F. on le 
 mange;) any eatable thing, 
 l)rovi8ions, victuals, eatables, 
 food. 
 
 Midjimigamig. Provisions-store; 
 (F. hangar aux vivres ;) pl.-o«. 
 
 Midjiinikandun odassonagan , 
 (nin). 1 put a bait in the trap, 
 I bait it ; p. viadj..ang. 
 
 Midjimikandjigan. Bait; pi. .an. 
 
 Midjimike, {nin). I produce or 
 procure victuals ; p. madj.. 
 ked. 
 
 Midjimikewin. Labor or efforts 
 made in producing or procur- 
 ing victuals. 
 
 Midjimiwan. It is food, it is 
 eatable, it is eaten ; p. mddji- 
 miwang. 
 
 Midjin, {nin). I eat it; p. mad- 
 jid. 
 
 Midjindim, adv. In the water, 
 in the depth. 
 
 Midjissikawa. {nin). I conduct 
 or accompany him a little 
 distance, through politeness ; 
 p. med.. wad. 
 
 Migaddn, {nin). I fight it, I 
 oppose it ; 1 combat it, I am 
 against it ; p. magadaog. — 
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 tight ardent liquor, 1 am I 
 agaiijat it. 
 
 Migddimagak. It is lighting, 
 opposing, itis at Avar against ; 
 p. mag.. yak. 
 
 Migadimin, [nin). We light to- 
 gether, we sciilHe ; we are at 
 war ; p. mdgddidjiq. 
 
 Migddi-ndbikwan. ^Var-vewsel , 
 ship of war, man of war ; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 Migddinaniwan. There is war, 
 war-time, lighting-time ; p. 
 7nag..wang. 
 
 Migddiwin. Fight, Ijattle, com- 
 bat, war. 
 
 Migakikwewe, {nh'.). I liglit or 
 beat my wife ; p. mag. .toed. 
 
 Migana, {nin). 1 fight or beat 
 liim; p. maganad. 
 
 Miganidis, (nin). I li^ht or com- 
 bat against myself, I war 
 against myself; p. m :g..snd. 
 
 Migds, (nin).^ I fight, I scuffle ; 
 p. magasod. 
 
 Migososhk, {nin). 1 am in a 
 l)ad habit of fighting, of scuf- 
 fling; p. mag. .kid. 
 
 Migdsotoin. Fighting, fight. 
 
 Migdsowinini. Soldier, warrior, 
 fighter, boxer ; Ta\.-wag. 
 
 Mi ge-ing. It will ue so, be it so, 
 Amen. 
 
 Migi animosh. The dog barks, 
 yelps; p. megid. migidan 
 gego animosh, the dog oarks 
 at some obj. ; p. megidang. 
 wiginan animosh, the dog 
 barks at some oi>j. ; p. megi- 
 nad. 
 
 Migisananissi. Eagle-fighter, (a 
 small blue bird pl.-.^. 
 
 Migisi. Eagle ; \ii.-wag. 
 
 Migisitis, 
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 A young eagle ; pi. 
 
 MiginiwiganJ. Eagle's claw ; pi. 
 
 ->u- 
 
 Miaisiwisihi. Eagle River, i,uku 
 
 Superior. 
 Mif/isiiviwikwed. Eagle Hurlior. 
 
 Lake Superior. 
 Migiakan. Fish-hook; j)l.-(/);. 
 
 Migiskaneidb. Fish-hook lirn'; 
 \A.-in. 
 
 Migiss. Wampum, (beads of 
 porcelain, Indian ornanunt 
 and ancient money ;) porce- 
 lain, ch in aware ; pearl; pi.. 
 migissag. 
 
 Migissapikan. Wanipuni-strii]i, 
 a large strap richly ornanRiii- 
 ed with beads of porcelain, 
 used in Indian mesjaages of 
 great importance. Pl.-a//. 
 
 Migi.ssiiesnimig. Breastplati' ^f 
 beails of porcelain, (of wain- 
 puni.) This is the greatest In- 
 dian ornament. Pl.-a*/. 
 
 Miginsinagan. Dish or plate uf 
 porcelain ; pl.-a/i. 
 
 Migissinagans. Cup, saucer, 
 bowl, of porcelain; pl.-«». 
 
 Migiive, {nin). I give, I contri- 
 bute, I make a present, 1 
 grant, I allow ; jp. mdgiiced. 
 
 Migiioen, {nin). I give it a\va\ , 
 I make a present of it to sodic- 
 body; p. mdgiwed. 
 
 Migiwenan, {nin). I give awav 
 some obj.; p. mdgiwed. (\. 
 Conj.) 
 
 M^'giwen Songideeshkaijeim, 
 (nin). I give Confirmation, 1 
 confirm ; p. mag..ed. 
 
 Migiweshk, {nin). I am in u 
 liabit of giving too iiiucli 
 away ; p. mag. .kid. 
 
 Migiwetamawa, (idn) or, nin 
 migiwetawa. I give it fur 
 
s claw ; pi. 
 
 liver, Luku 
 
 frk- Ihirlior. 
 
 ok; i»l.-aii. 
 hook liiH' ; 
 
 I oruanu'ul 
 
 \ey \) porce- 
 
 pcarl ; \tl.- 
 
 nipum-straii, 
 Jy ornaniont- 
 of poi'C'.'laiii, 
 luesaages of 
 J. pk-aii. 
 Breastplate m' 
 kin, lot' waiu- 
 le greatest In- 
 V\.-ai). 
 isli or plate <jt 
 
 Clip, saucer, 
 ,in; pl.-a»- 
 give, I coutn- 
 a pret'ent, 1 
 n. miKjnccd. 
 L irive it away, 
 t of it to soini- 
 
 oed. 
 
 I ^ive awav 
 
 md(jiwcd' [^^ 
 
 ideeshkaijcim, 
 lonfirination, 1 
 
 q..ed. 
 
 '' I am 111 ii 
 g too much 
 kid. 
 
 (nin) or, »"i 
 |\ give it for 
 
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 Mil 
 
 Iiim, to his advantage ; p. 
 mag.. wad. 
 
 Mii/iwewin. Giving, or the act 
 of giving 8. th.; gift, present, 
 coiitrihution, 'griwen ; pl.-an. — 
 S. Minigowin. — Mi sa onow 
 itin migiwewinan ; these are 
 my presents (/ give away.) 
 
 Miijiwin. Barking of a dog. 
 
 Miyoss. Awl, bodkin ; pl.-a?J. 
 
 }Ii(jas/ikddendagos, (nin). I am 
 troublesome, I am considered 
 troublesome, annoying ; p. 
 ineg..sig. 
 
 }Ii(fnskkadendagwad. It is trou- 
 hk'some or annoying; p. meg 
 ..wak. 
 
 )U(joshkddendam, {nin). I am 
 troubled in my thoughts, in 
 my mind ; p. meg..ang. 
 
 Midoshkddis, (nin). I am trou- 
 I'lesome, I am annoying; p. 
 mcg..sid. 
 
 Midoshkddisiivin. Trou blesome- 
 iiess, annoyance. 
 
 iligoshkddjia, (nin). I trouble 
 liim, annoy him, bother him, 
 I molest hnn, importune him, 
 vex, tease, plague him ; p. 
 meg.. ad. 
 
 Migoshkadji-aid, (nin). I am 
 troubled, frightened, alarmed, 
 lam uneasy; p. meg..iad. 
 
 Migoshkddji-aiawigon, (nin) or, 
 nin migoshkadjiigon. It trou- 
 lik'S me, bothers me, it makes 
 lue uneasy, it alarms me; p. 
 meg.. god. 
 
 Migoshkddjidee, {nin). My heart 
 is troubled, alarmed ; p. meg.. 
 ed. 
 
 Migoshkddjideiwin. Trouble of 
 Heart, uneasiness. 
 
 ^igoshicdsikawa, (nin), (from 
 nin inigoshk^djia, I trouble 
 
 him, and nin ndaikcz'-a, Icome 
 to him.) I come to trouble 
 him, to bother him ; p. meg., 
 toad. 
 
 Migoshkdsitagos, (nin). I am 
 troublesome in my speaking, 
 I trou tie and annoy with my 
 words; p. meg.. sod. 
 
 Migoshkd.ntawa, {nin). I hear 
 him with displeasure, I am 
 troubled and annoyed by his 
 speaking; \i. meg. .wad. 
 
 Migoshkdsoina, (nin). I impor- 
 tune him, 1 trouble him, I 
 annoy him with my words ; p. 
 meg.. mad. 
 
 Migwan. Feather, quill, pen ; 
 l)l.-ag. 
 
 Mi^aivanddis, {nin). I am sickly, 
 I am often sick ; p. meg..sid. 
 
 Migwandngewadin. There is 
 hoar frost on the ice ; (F. il y 
 a du frimas sur la glace ;) p. 
 mag.:ing. 
 
 Migwan-ajnkweshimon.Fe&ther- 
 cushion ; pl.-a«. 
 
 Migwan-apishimon. Feather- 
 bed ; pf.-ajj. 
 
 Migwetck! Thanks ! (expres- 
 sion of thanksgiving.) 
 
 Migweichiwenima, (nin) or, mig- 
 wetch nind inenima. I have 
 thankful thoughts and feel- 
 
 ings 
 
 towards him. 
 
 I feel 
 mag. 
 
 thankful to him ; p 
 mad. 
 
 Migweichiwia, {nin). I thank 
 him ; p. mag..ad. 
 
 Migwetchiwigijigad. Thanks- 
 giving-day. 
 
 Migwetchiwiiwewin. Thanks- 
 giving, thanks. 
 
 Migwetck nind ind. I thank 
 him, I say thanks to him. 
 
 Mi iw. That's it, that is enough. 
 
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 MijdanaAnin). I arrive to liis 
 track, his Ibotsteps, (in the 
 Hiiow or 11111(1 ;) J). mej..nad; 
 imp. mijaaj. 
 
 Mijajfd, {nin). I arrive liy water 
 111 a canoe or boat; p. meja- 
 !/ad. — S. hay wis Inn. 
 
 Mijuj/ado, (nin). I overcome, I 
 <j;ain, (in a play ;) p. mt'j..dod. 
 
 Mijmjdk, {nin). I arrive, walk- 
 in{^ on the ice ; p. me)..od. 
 
 Mijaydmekwajiwe, {nin). I ar- 
 rive in a canoe or boat ; p. 
 inej..tred. 
 
 Mijakisse, {nin], I fall or sink 
 down to the bottom of a river 
 or lake ; p. m^..sed. 
 
 Mijakisse or-magad. It sinks to 
 the bottom of a river, etc. ; p. 
 mej..seg, or-viagak. 
 
 Mijakwad. It is fair clear wea- 
 ther, serine, the sun shines, 
 the sky is blue; p. m€j..wak. 
 
 Mijakwadong inande. It is dyed 
 skv-blue, it is of a sky-blue 
 color, azure ; p. enandeg. 
 
 Mijakwadong inanso. It is sky- 
 colored, faint blue; p. enan- 
 sod. 
 
 Mijakwaniiibikad. It is a brigli t 
 clear night, no clouds ; p. mtj 
 ..kak. 
 
 Mijdshk. Ot. Herb, hay; pl.-o?i, 
 or-m. 
 
 Mijid, {nin). I spoil him, I 
 wrong him, injure him ; p. 
 mejiad. 
 
 Mijiiwe, (nin). I spoil, I make 
 damage ; p. viejiiwed, 
 
 Mijinawe. Steward, adminis- 
 trator of a property, manager ; 
 pl-g. 
 
 Mijinawew, {nin). I am a 
 steward, etc. ; i).mej..wid. 
 
 Mijinawetoiwin. Steward.siiiii, 
 administration of a projKTtv. 
 
 Mijikdgon, {nin). It catclies 
 me, it roaches me ; p. ui^j.. 
 god. — Akosiwin nin gi-iniji- 
 kagon ; a sickness has reach- 
 ed me. 
 
 Mijikaiva, {nin). I reach liini 
 with m^ foot, I give hiin a 
 little kick. (I give him a 
 hard kick, would be, 7iin (an- 
 giahka^im ;) p. mej..inad. 
 
 Mijishd, adv. Openly, plainly, 
 expressly. 
 
 Mijishakiganebina, (nin) OT,uin 
 mijishakiganena. I uncover 
 liis breast; p. inej.nad; \\\\\). 
 mij..hii. 
 
 Mijishakiganebinidis, [niii] or, 
 nin miji.shakiganenidis. I 
 uncover my breast ; p. mej.. 
 sod. 
 
 Mijishakiganeshin, {nin) or, nin 
 mitakl.ifhin. My breast is 
 uncovered ; p. vicing. 
 
 Mijishdssa, {mn). I expose to 
 the sight of people some olij.; 
 p. mej. .sad; imp. mijishashi. 
 
 Mijishdton, {nin). I expose it 
 to the sight, I lay it open ; p. 
 mej. .tod. 
 
 Mijishawagam, adv. Very far 
 out in the lake, or sea. 
 
 Mijishdwakamig, adv. Under 
 the sky, in the open air, with- 
 o<it a shelter. 
 
 Mijishdwashkode. 
 prairie; p\.-ivan. 
 
 Mijishdwashkode, or-inngal 
 There is a large open prairie; | 
 p. mej..deg, or-rnagak. 
 
 Mijishdwissin. It is open, nn- 
 covered, exposed to the sigli 
 p. mej..ing. 
 
 Largo 
 
 open 
 
I ! 
 
 MIK 
 
 — 237 - 
 
 MIK 
 
 ,. Largo oi^en 
 
 }fijish(iwi.isitamawa, (nin). I 
 expose it to liiin, I lay it open 
 lic'fore him, I reveal it to hiin ; 
 ]). mej.Aoad. 
 
 MijixluiwisfiUchigade , ov-niagad. 
 it is laid open, it is exposed 
 to the sight of people; it ': 
 manifested, revealed, it is 
 made known, made public ; 
 p. mej..deg,or-magad. 
 
 Miji-ihdniissiton, {nin). 8. Miji- 
 x/ia(07i. 
 
 Mijitagos, (nin). I make false 
 and injurious reports ; p. mej 
 ..sid. 
 
 Mijiton, {nin). I injure it, I 
 ppoil it, damage it ; p. mejitod. 
 
 Wtjica, {nin). I wound hira, 
 shooting at him ; p. inejwad ; 
 imp. mijwi. 
 
 Mijtodgan. A person wounded 
 hy a shot ; pl.-a</. 
 
 Mijwdganiw, {nin). I am a 
 wounded person, (wounded by 
 a shot ;) p. mej.:wid. 
 
 MiiweioashK. Medical root or 
 lierb for wounds; p\.-nii. 
 
 Mika, adv. This word is some- 
 times added to kaiv^ssa, in 
 order to strengthen the nega- 
 tion. Kaioessa mika, no, no, 
 uot at all, by no means. 
 
 Mikdde, OT-makad, or, mikddji- 
 ijade, or-magad. It is tbund, 
 iliscovered, detected, found 
 out, invented; p. mek..deg, 
 or-magak. 
 
 Mikddjigas, («/«). I am found, 
 discovered ; p. mek..!iod. 
 
 Mikdge, (nin). I find, I find 
 out; p. mekaged. 
 
 Mikdgan. Any thing found, 
 detected ; pi .-an. 
 
 Mikaganiw, {nin). I am a find- 
 ling; p. mek..wid. 
 
 Miknganiwan. It is a found 
 
 thing ; p. mek..wang. 
 Mikamddis, {nin) or, nin mika- 
 
 vids. I fiml to myself or Ibr 
 
 myself; p. mek...tod. 
 Mikamddison, {nin) or, nin mi- 
 
 kamdsnn. I find it for me ; 
 
 p. mek..sod. 
 Mikamddisonan, {nin). S. Mika- 
 
 masonan. 
 Mikamdaon, {nin). I find it to 
 
 myself; p. mek..sod. 
 Mikamasonan, (iiin). I find 
 
 some obj. to mvself; p. mek.. 
 
 sod. (V. Conj.) 
 Mikamawa, {nin). I find it to 
 
 him; p. mek. .wad. 
 Mikdn, (7iin). I find it; I dis- 
 cover it ; p. mekang. 
 Mikana. Trail, path, road, way; 
 
 pl.-n. 
 Mikana inamo. The trail or 
 
 road goes to... ; p. enamog. 
 Mikana ondamo. The trad or 
 
 road comes from... ; p. wenda- 
 
 viog. 
 Mikanakawa, {nin). I make or 
 
 prepare a path or road for 
 
 tiim ; p, viaic.wnd. 
 Mikandke, (nin). I make a road ; 
 
 p. inak..ked. 
 
 Mika.<i, {nin). I am found ; p. 
 meka.iod. 
 
 Mikaw, {nin). I have my senae.« ; 
 I recover my senses, after 
 fainting or swooning; p. me- 
 kawid. 
 
 Mikawa, {nin). I find him ; I 
 discover him, detect him, (a 
 person, or any other obj.); p. 
 mekawdd. 
 
 Mikawddis, (nin). 1 am a fine 
 looking person, I have a fine 
 appearance ; p. mek„sid. 
 
 '•■\ 
 
 '% 
 
 I '.' 
 
 ■U '- 
 
MIK 
 
 — 2:iH — 
 
 MIK 
 
 >■ ! 
 
 i.' 
 
 m 
 
 U) 
 
 Mikauiadisiwin. Heaiitv of a 
 ncrson, litie nppearanco. 
 
 Mikawadj, (nin). I Ixigiu to feci 
 that a limb or part of my 
 body ifl freezing ; p. meh..i(L 
 
 Mihawadjikwe. A tine looking 
 woman ; pl.-i/. 
 
 Mikavmdjinini. A fine [looking 
 man ; pl.-waf/. 
 
 Mikawdma, {nin). I make him 
 think on 8. tb., I make him 
 recollect or remember 8. th., 
 I remind him of s. th. ; p. viek 
 ..mad. 
 
 Mikawdshilon, {nin), I invent 
 it, discover it ; p. mek..iod. 
 
 Mikmodshitowin. Invention ; pi. 
 -an. 
 
 Mikawin, [nin). I remember it; 
 p. mekawid. 
 
 Mikawinan, (nin). I remember 
 him; p. mekawid. (V. Conj.) 
 
 Mikinak ; Y>\.-toay. S. Mishike. 
 
 Mikinddgan. A packet or bun- 
 dle of fur i (C. paquet de pel- 
 leteries ;) pl.-a//. 
 
 MikincUia, {nin). 1 irritate him, 
 vex bin), I provoke hint to 
 anger ; p. mak..ad. 
 
 Mikindjige. I provoke to anger ; 
 p. mak..ged. 
 
 Mikodjina, {nin), (from nin mi- 
 kawa, I find him, and nind 
 odjina, I feel him or grope 
 him.) I find him by feeling or 
 groping in the dark ; p. mek.. 
 naa. 
 
 Mikodjinan, (nin). I find it by 
 feeling in the dark ; p. mek.. 
 ang. 
 
 Mikoma, {nin), I speak of him 
 in his absence ; p. viekomad. 
 
 Mikona, (nin). I find some obj. 
 among many others ; p. me- 
 konad. „„ ,.> . ,. 
 
 MikonaUy (nin). I find it amnnir 
 many other things; )>. meh.. 
 ang. 
 
 MikonaiPea, (nin). 1 make him 
 pleasure, I render him a ser- 
 
 vico; p. mak..ad. 
 
 I am 
 viak.. 
 
 Mikonaweiendam, (nin). 
 
 glad and thankful ; p 
 
 ang. 
 Mikonaweimima, {nin). I am 
 
 happy and thankful he has it ; 
 
 n. mak..mad. 
 MikoSf (nin). I am industrious; 
 
 p. makosid. 
 Mikoshkos, (nin). I am aliot, 
 
 (with a gun or bow ;) p. muk.. 
 
 sod. 
 Mikwddisi animosh. It is a 
 
 good sporting dog, a gcxid 
 
 hound, good pointer ; p. wek.. 
 
 aid. 
 Mikivam. Ice. 
 
 Mikioam, or mikioamins. Icicle. 
 
 }[ikwam binuibogo. The ice is 
 fioating down on ariver, tlieri" 
 is a drift of ice; p. berndbogod. 
 
 Mlkwamika, or-magad. There 
 is ice ; p. melc..kag, or-mayak. 
 
 Mikwamindniwan. It hails ; [>. 
 
 mek,.ang. 
 Mikwaming yinapicak mashkiki. 
 
 Alum, (medicine that looks 
 
 like ice.) S. Jiwdbik. 
 Mikwamiwigamig. Ice-house, 
 
 ice-pit; pl.-on. 
 Mikwdwa, (?wn). I hit him (witli 
 
 8. th. I throw at him ;) p. mak 
 
 ..load; ixwp.mikwa. 
 Mikw4ndamia, (nin). I make 
 
 him remember s. th., I recall 
 
 it to his memory ; p. mek..ad. 
 Miktoendamowin. Recollecting, 
 
 remembering. 
 Mikwcnddn, {nin). I remember 
 
MIM 
 
 — 2M — 
 
 MIN 
 
 it, 1 reoolloct it, think on it; 
 p. mck..an(f. 
 
 Miliicendass, {nin). I recollect, 
 
 I remember ; p. mek..snd. 
 Mikwendasfiowin. Memory . 
 
 }[iliwcndjiifade, or-maaad. It i« 
 rememberetl ; j). meicdcg, or- 
 wngak. 
 
 Mikwcnhna, (nin). I remember 
 him, I tliink on him ; p, mek 
 ..mad. 
 
 Mikwigi mitig. The tree yiekls 
 
 fruit ; p. makwigid. 
 Mikivigin. It yields fruit ; p. 
 
 viak..ing. 
 Mimigibidon, {nin). I crush it, 
 
 (stuff;) p.mem..dod. 
 }[einigibina, {nin}. I cruHh it, 
 
 istutT;) p. mem..nad. 
 }[imigopagiSf [nin). I struggle ; 
 
 p. mem..3od. 
 )Iimigos?ikam, (nin). lamtreail- 
 
 ing out 8. th. ; p. mem..ang. 
 Mimigoshkan, (nin). I tread it 
 
 out, (instead of thrashing it ;) 
 
 p. mem..ang. — Manomin nin 
 
 mimigoahkan ; I trea(i out 
 
 wild rice. 
 Mimigoshkawa, {7un). I tread 
 
 it out ; p. mem. .wad. — Pakwe- 
 
 jigan nin mimigoshkawa ; I 
 
 treail out wheat, (instead of 
 
 thrashing it.) 
 Mimigoioehina, (nin). I shake 
 
 him ; (F. je le secoue;) p. 
 
 mem..nad ; imp. mim..hin. 
 Mimigowebinan, (nin). I shake 
 
 it ; p, mem..ang. 
 Mimigtvabf (nin), I move and 
 
 shake myself, sitting ; p. ineni 
 
 ..id. 
 Mimigwishin, (nin). I move and 
 
 shake myself, lying ; p. mem.. 
 
 iiuj. 
 
 Mi mim'kymlv. Somnch, (hat's 
 all ; tiiat'.s enough. 
 
 Min. Wortleberry ; borry ; pi. 
 -minan. 
 
 Mi nay Is it so? is it right? 
 will you? 
 
 Minn, {nin). 1 give him, I make 
 him a present; I grant him, 
 allow him s. th. ; J impose it 
 upon him ; I cause it to him ; 
 p. mdnad. 
 
 Minan, inin). I give him drink ; 
 I water lum, (a horse, an o.x, 
 etc.) ; p. mcnaad. 
 
 Minddendam,{nin). I honor, I 
 respect ; p. men..anq. 
 
 Minddenddn, (nin). 1 lionor or 
 respect it ; p. mcn..ang. 
 
 Minddenim, {nin) or, nin mind- 
 denindis. I honor myself, I 
 am vain ; I am proud; p. men 
 ..od. 
 
 Minddenima, (nin). I honor him, 
 I respect him ; p. men,.vuid. 
 
 Minddenindiwin. Respect, hon- 
 or, veneration. 
 
 Mindgodjiniii. Ped-bog ; pl.- 
 nmg. 
 
 Minagos, (nin). I smell ; I emit 
 an odor ; p. m.emgosid. 
 
 Mindgwad. It smells, it has an 
 odor ; p. men..toak. 
 
 Mindidimin, {nin). We- givo 
 each other to drink; we jmr 
 cure drink to one another ; p. 
 
 . men.,didjig. 
 
 Mindiwe, (nin). I give to drink ; 
 I procure drink; p. men..ioed. 
 
 Mindiweshk, (nin). I am in a 
 bad habit of giving or procur- 
 ing drink to others ; p. meri.. 
 kid. 
 
 Mindma, (nin). I smell him, I 
 scent him, (a person, or any 
 other obj.) } p. mendmad, 
 
 t< 
 
 1 I 
 
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 U|/ 
 
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 11 
 
 ,}| 
 
 ^, ' 
 
 i f 
 
MIN 
 
 - 210 — 
 
 MIN 
 
 >u 
 
 )i 
 
 ^filumih•a , or-mafjad. Tlicro arc 
 lirenkerH, slioale, lianks, (of 
 Hand or rocks ;) p. mcn..ka(j, 
 ov-mutjak. 
 
 Miiid.isif/e, {nin). T Jiiake ajjood 
 odor by buriiin;^ h. tli.; p. 
 men..ged. 
 
 MinuHxha, (nin). I burn poine 
 olij. to make a good odor; p. 
 inen.Avad ; \m\). viinamn. 
 
 Minawa, adv. Again, more, 
 anew. 
 
 Minawdnigohi, {nin). I am joy- 
 ous in liq^uor, joyful through 
 intoxication ; p. men. .bid. 
 
 Minaiodnigos, {nin). J am joy- 
 ous, joyi'ul, I rejoice ; p. men., 
 .ml. 
 
 Minmcdnif/osiwin. Joy, joyi'ul- 
 ness, rejoicing, pleasure. 
 
 Minawdnigioad. There is jOy, 
 rejoicing, ])leasure ; p. men., 
 leak. 
 
 Minmcdnigwendani, (nin). I re- 
 joice, I have joyful thoughts ; 
 p. men..an(j. 
 
 Mmawdnigwendamowin. Joy, 
 joyful thoughts. 
 
 Minawdnigwia, {nin). I make 
 him joyous, I procure him 
 joy and pleasure ; p. men. .ad. 
 
 Minawdnigwiton, {niyi), (pron. 
 nin minawdnigoton.) I make 
 it joyous, joyful ; p. vien..tod. 
 — Dcbenimiian, ki qi-minawa- 
 nigwiton ninde ; Tjord, thou 
 hast made my heart joyful. 
 
 Minawds, {nin). I am happy, 
 contented, I rejoice; p. men., 
 sid. 
 
 Minawdsid, {nin). I make him 
 happy, contented, I make 
 him rejoice ; p. men. .ad. 
 
 Minawdsima, (nin) or, 7iin mi- 
 naiodnigoma, I make J>im 
 
 jovouB with my wnrd.i, with 
 
 what I am telling hini ; ],. 
 
 men. .mad. 
 Minawinagos, {nin). I look ginxl, 
 
 benevolent, charitable ; ],, 
 
 men. ..sid. 
 Mindddenddn, (nin). I ri'gni 
 
 to have lost it; p. men..mi(i. 
 Mindadeninia, {nin). I regret to 
 
 have lost some object; p. wfii 
 
 ... lad. 
 
 Mindamawa, {nin). S. Mindnwa. 
 
 Mindassiwagan. A tamed jini- 
 mal ; \i\.-ag. 
 
 Mindawa, {nin). I pout, J ain 
 dissatisfied with him, because 
 he does not give mc what I 
 want ; I murmur against iiim; 
 p. mendawad. 
 
 'Mindaioe, {nin). I pout, I look 
 sullen, I will not speak; I am 
 not satisfied with what is 
 given to me; (F. je boude;) p. 
 mendawed. 
 
 Mindaicebi, {nin). I pout, I am 
 cross, because I have no li- 
 quor to drink ; p. men. .bid. 
 
 Mindaweganjdn. White spot on 
 a finger-nail, .(mark of pout- 
 ing;) pi. -flf/. 
 
 Mindaweganji, (nin). I have 
 white spots on my nailfi;]i. 
 men..id. 
 
 Mindawcshk, {nin). I am in a 
 bad habit of pouting, 1 urn a 
 pouter ; p. men.. kid. 
 
 Mindntvewin. Pouting; (F. Iiou- 
 derie.) 
 
 Mindaivewi nago.f , {niii). I look 
 crosH, dis.«iatisHed ; p. iin-n 
 sik. 
 
 Mindibigab,{nin). I weej) niucli, 
 I shed large tears; p. wt'/(.. 
 bid. 
 
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 MIN 
 
 — 241 - 
 
 MIN 
 
 
 }fiiHlid, {nin). I am large, 
 
 bulky ; p. m/ndidml. 
 }fiiidiinoie. Uld woman ; 
 
 MindimoUiw, (niii). I am an 
 
 old woman ; p. vipu.,wid. 
 }!indimoitminli. Wife. TIiIh 
 
 word \h always preceded l»v a 
 
 posseHsive pronoun. — M'n 
 
 iiiindimoinmsh, my wife, (my 
 
 [»ad olil woman.) 
 Mindjikdwan. Mitten ; glove; 
 
 pi. -or/. 
 yiindjimapide, ov-mayad. It is 
 
 tied or bound ; p. vien..de</, 
 
 or-magalc. 
 Mindjimajridon, (nin). I bind 
 
 it; p. men..dod. 
 MindJimapiknUjas, {nin), I am 
 
 fettered, cliained ; p. men.. 
 
 sod. 
 Mindjiinapina, (nin). I bind 
 
 iiim ; p. meii.,nad ; imp. niind- 
 
 jimapij. 
 y'"djimendain, [nin). I keep 
 
 111 memory ; p. men. .am/. 
 MindjimenJdn, (win). I keep it 
 
 in memory, I don't forget 
 
 it; p. men..(Uif/. 
 Miiidjimenima, [nin). I keepliim 
 
 in my memory, I don't forget 
 
 liim ; p. meii..mad. 
 Mindjimina, inin). I hold him ; 
 
 I keep him back; p. men.. 
 
 nnd. 
 Mindjiminamawa, [nin). I with- 
 hold 8. th. from him ; p. men.. 
 
 wod. 
 Mindjiminidisowin . Moderation , 
 
 retraining, self-comnmnd. 
 Mindjimishkagon, (mn). It 
 
 keeps me, it holds me ; p. 
 
 men. .god. 
 Mindjimishkawa, {nin). 1 hold 
 
 him under me; p. men., wad. 
 
 Mindjimi.^hkodjigan. Any heavy 
 object to keep's, th.down, not 
 to Itlow otl'; pl.-rtu. 
 
 Mindjimi.shkodon, {nin). I put 
 some heavy object on it, to 
 keep it down, or to keep it 
 sternly ; p. inen..dod. 
 
 Mindjimixfikona, {nin). I put 
 some heavy thing on some 
 obj., in order to keep him 
 (h«jr, it) down; p. vien..nad ; 
 imi). koj. 
 
 Minajinaxoeiadakamig, adv. It 
 is a pity, it is regretful. 
 
 Mindjinaiceicndam, (nin). I have 
 sorrowful and repenting 
 thoughts ; p. men.,any. 
 
 Mindjinawi's, {nin). I repent, I 
 am sorry to have done s. th.; 
 p. men...nd. 
 
 Mmdjinaxoesiunn. Repentance, 
 hearty sorrow for having done 
 s. th. 
 
 Mindukad. There in dew on the 
 ground ; p. mendokak. 
 
 Minha. The fruit of the thorn- 
 shrub; (F. cenelle;) pl.-«7. 
 
 Mincssagawanj. Thorn, thorn- 
 shrub, thorn-bush ; ])\.-ig. 
 
 Min-gi.siss. The moon of bilber- 
 ries or whortleberries, the 
 month of Aug'ist. 
 
 Mini. Apostume, abscess, or 
 rather the matter or pus that 
 is in an abscess, or runs out 
 of it. 
 
 jVmA-,adv. So much,a8 nuich as. 
 
 Minikdn. Seed; pl.-aH. 
 
 Minikdn. Seed; pl.-a//. — Mini- 
 kanag ogoio opinig, kawia 
 ninwi-amwassig ; these pota- 
 toes are for seed, I will not 
 eat them. 
 
 Minike, (nin). I gather whortle- 
 berries ; p. maniked, 
 
 1/ \ 
 
 I 
 
 
 I V 
 
 1: ' 
 
 < 
 
 i, 
 
 I:;. 
 
 ': i 
 
 .\ 
 
 ill 
 
 I 
 
 ,( 
 
 ■ i; fc 
 
 1 
 
 11 
 
 'i 
 
 '■'!^ 
 
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 Ml 
 
r-r 
 
 : 1 M 
 
 MIN 
 
 — 212 - 
 
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 I i ) 
 
 Minikwddan {nin). I Rjiond it 
 UiT dritikiiif,', I drink it ; |». 
 ine.u..nn(j. 
 Minikipdgitjan. Any drinkin«»- 
 vesHcl, pot, pitcher, glasH, gol»- 
 let, tmnhler; pl.-an. 
 
 Mill ik wd djigan . ( } a 1 1 o n . — Nin- 
 go minihwadjigan, oncgHlIon; 
 ny'o, irnso, nio nano miiiik- 
 vmdjigan ; two, throo, four, 
 five gallons, etc. — Kuhkit- 
 chiag viinikwddjiyan, a pint. 
 
 Minihmnd, (nin). I 8i)ond it for 
 drinking, T drink it ; p. men., 
 nad. — Kakina n Jomiamnn n 
 m'-viinikw(1ndn ; lio spout all 
 liiH money for drinking, (he 
 drank all his money.) 
 
 Minikwf, {nin). I drink ; p. 
 mrnikw^d. 
 
 Minikwcn, (nin). I drink it ; j). 
 m^nikwea. 
 
 Minikwe.fhk, (nin). I am in a 
 had hahit of drinking (intoxi- 
 cating liquor ;) p. vi<m.,kid. 
 
 Minikweahkiwin. Bad hahit of 
 drinking (int. liq.), drunken- 
 nesH. 
 
 Minikw^ssi-viasinaigans. Tem- 
 perance-pledge; pl.-a«. 
 
 Minikwisnwin. Nou-d ri n k i ng, 
 temperance. 
 
 Minikwhciqamig. Dr i n ki ng- 
 liouee, liquor-house, dram- 
 shop, tippung-shop ; pl.-OM. 
 
 MinikwSwin. Drinking. 
 
 Minikwewiniwnn. It is drink ; 
 they drink it ; p. men,.nng. 
 
 Mininn. Small pimple or pus- 
 tule; pi .-an. 
 
 Mininsiuridon, {niii). I have a 
 small pimple on my lip ; p. 
 men. .dona. 
 
 Minisa. Island, isle ; pl.-an. 
 
 Minissdbik. Rock-island; pl.-oJi. 
 
 Mininaing-endanakid, or, miitix- 
 King endaji-bimadiHid. He 
 who is H native of an i'^lninl, 
 (»r, ho who lives on an iHlmnl, 
 islander; 1)1.-/"///. 
 
 Mininnino. Warrior, soldier; 
 hero ; pi.-'/. 
 
 Mini.H.tino-ogimn. Military (illi- 
 cer; pl.-</. 
 
 Mini.>i.sinfiir, (nin). I am a wnr- 
 rior ; 1 am lirave ; p. men., 
 vud. 
 
 Mini.^.'iinnHu'idi.i, {nin). I am ii 
 hero ; p. vien..sid, 
 
 Mini.t.finowiiiini. Hero ; pl.- 
 wag. 
 
 Minitig. An island in a river ; 
 \)\.-on. 
 
 Mmiiigndjiwan. An island in 
 a rapid or in rapids ; pl.-an. 
 
 Miniw, (nin). I have an ahsce-s 
 with lualter in, the matter 
 runs out of my alisceas ; p. 
 meniwid. 
 
 Miniw, {niny I bring forth, 1 
 yield fruit ; p. maniwid. — 
 Mi fig ininiwi, the tree pru- 
 ducos or yields fruit ; maniwid 
 mitig, fruit-tree. 
 
 MiniuHin. Matter or pus is run- 
 ning out of an ulcer or abscess, 
 it brings forth matter; p. mi- 
 niwang. 
 
 Miniwan. It produces or yields 
 fruit ; p. maniwavg. 
 
 Miniwdpine, {nin). I have the 
 consumption, I am consuniji- 
 tive, phthisical ; p. men..ned. 
 
 Miniwapinewin . Consumption , 
 phthisis. 
 
 Miniwidjane, {nin). I have a 
 fetid nose • {F. je suis punRi.«;) 
 p. men..nea. 
 
 Mtno, adj. and ad v. Good ; well. 
 
 Minoaid,{nin). I am well, in 
 
■.^ 
 
 MIN 
 
 — 24:{ -- 
 
 MIN 
 
 r, iniiiix- 
 lid. II-' 
 n i>>laii>l. 
 x\ ihIuikI. 
 
 lilary olVi- 
 atii ft wiir- 
 
 ; J). IIK'ii.. 
 
 ,). I am II 
 
 ero ; 1>1- 
 
 ia a river ; 
 
 i island in 
 a; pi .-on. 
 i an al»see-s 
 tho nmtU'v 
 aitscPBS ; !'■ 
 
 ing forlli, 1 
 maniwid. — 
 e tree j>rt>- 
 i\i;maniwi>l 
 
 rpuB isrnn- 
 >ri)r absct'^^. 
 Iter; p. «"" 
 
 lert or yiel'U 
 
 (J. 
 
 I have tlu' 
 |in conaumv 
 V>.i)ien..ned- 
 [onBumption, 
 
 I have i\ 
 Uuis punaii^;) 
 
 Good; well- 
 am well, 111 
 
 «ro(Ml health ; I am oomfort- 
 
 iihle and well ot!'; p. nn'no.. 
 
 (liad. 
 )!iii(> attiu'in. (lood health ; 
 
 coiiilortable happy exintence, 
 
 eanv circuniHtanceB. 
 .Vinoiti, {iir'n). I am i^ay aiiil 
 
 li'el contented, in li(|Uor : p. 
 
 laeiieltid. 
 Miiiohiia, OT-vwijad. It '\h navi<^- 
 
 ftlile, ^nod for navi<;ation, (u 
 
 river;) p. men. .Off, oT'mmjnk . 
 Mino biinddixy {niii). I live well ; 
 
 I am in )^ood health ; I am 
 
 jiood, kind, I have a pocxj 
 
 temi>er, a good humor ; p. 
 
 mfti..>iid. 
 Mind bimddisiwin. Vioad life; 
 
 fiowl health ; pood kind tem- 
 
 |iorament, jrood hiunor. 
 Minudashimin, {niii). AVe are 
 
 ,iu.''t enough, we are in a sutli- 
 
 eient number: p. »ieii..shi(IJi;f. 
 .Viiiodassin. I'here is just 
 
 enough of it; nwn...<<in>f. 
 Miuodi', OT-vut</<i<l. It ifl well 
 
 tlone, well cooked ; p. menu- 
 
 de;/, QT-ma(jak. 
 Miiiodee, {nin). I have a gO(Kl 
 
 lioiirt, I am good-hearted, 
 
 jjeiitle; p. meiwdeeil. 
 Miiiodeea, {nin), I connoie him, 
 
 I make him he of good cour- 
 
 iiire, good heart: p. men. .ad. 
 Miiiodeihcm, Goodness of heart, 
 
 •rood nature, gentlene.ss, 
 Minododamowm. Good action, 
 
 lienetit; pl.-aH. 
 }fiiut tjijiyad. It is fair wouther, 
 
 it is a fine day ; p. inen..(jak. 
 Minoiiijiganixh, [nin). I have a 
 
 fine, fair weather, (for travel- 
 ing;) p. men, .id. 
 Minoyin. It produces well, .^a 
 
 iielu, a garden ;) p. menoginy. 
 
 Minf>yiwemnyad. It ifl profitable, 
 nrcMJucing fruit ; p. men..yad. 
 
 Minoiahaildd. It ia useful ; p. 
 m*'n..d)ik. 
 
 MinoiubadtHy {nin). I am useful, 
 (a person, or any other obj.) ; 
 ji. men..»id. 
 
 Minoidbadjia, (nin). I make a 
 good use of him, he is useful 
 to me, (a j>erson orsomeother 
 obj.); p- men. .ad. 
 
 Minoiabddjifon, (nin). I nuike 
 a gooil UHft of it, it is useful to 
 me ; p. wen.. tod. 
 
 Minnijiwt'bi.t, {nin). I am good, 
 I behave well, I have a goo<l 
 conduct; I have goo<l (prnli- 
 ties, I am virtuous ; p. men,, 
 .•*/(/. 
 
 iV/Ho ijiwi'bisiwin. Good con- 
 duct, jjfood l)ehavior, good- 
 ness, virtue. 
 
 Mino'inawi'via, {nin). I am on 
 good and jwacetul terms with 
 him, I am his friend, or, he is 
 my friend ; p. men..mad. 
 
 Minokami, (nin). I have a good 
 footing on my trail or road, 
 (or standing nomewhere ;) p. 
 men. .mid. 
 
 Minokami. 0/. Spring; (F. prin- 
 teinps ;) p. men.,ing. Minoka- 
 iniy, in spring. 
 
 Minnkamiga. There is good 
 ground, good soil ; p. men..yay. 
 
 Minfikan, (nin). I put it well 
 on, (clotliing,) it tits me well ; 
 p. menokany. 
 
 Mino-kikinowabama, (nin). I 
 follow his good example, he 
 edifies me ; p. men. .mad. 
 
 Mino kikinowabamig, {nin). He 
 imitates my good examples, I 
 edify hin),Igive him a good 
 example. 
 
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MIN 
 
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 MIN 
 
 a 
 
 ' : ' 
 
 ir ! 
 
 Minokikinoioahamiyowin. GockI 
 example taken, edification. 
 
 Mino kifcinowahandauce, {nin). I 
 give a good example, I edity ; 
 p. men.. wed. 
 
 Minomdgwakisigan. Any thing 
 that smells well when burnt, 
 incense, frankincense. 
 
 Minomdgwakisige, {nin). I burn 
 p. th. that smells well, I burn 
 incense, I incense; p. men.. 
 ged. 
 
 Mhiomamd, (nin). lie smells 
 well to me, (any obj.) ; p. men 
 ..ad. 
 
 Minomdnddn, (nin). It sinells 
 well to me, I like its odor ; p. 
 men..a7ig. 
 
 Minomdiidjige, (nin). I smell a 
 good odor, s. th. smells well 
 to me ; p. men.. ged. 
 
 Minomdsso assema. Tobacco 
 smells well ; p. men. ..sod. 
 
 Minomdte, or-magad. It smells 
 well when burnt; \). men. .teg, 
 or-magak. 
 
 Minonawea, (nin). I make him 
 contented, I satisfy him, I 
 p'easehim; \>.men...ad. 
 
 Minong. Isle Royal, Lake Su- 
 perior. 
 
 Minons. Cat, puss. 
 
 Minopidan, {nin). I find a good 
 taste in some thing I am eat- 
 ing or drinking, I relish it, I 
 like the taste of it; p. men., 
 ang. 
 
 Minopidjige, (nin). I find a good 
 taste m victuals ; p. mea..ged. 
 — Nawatch mino aia aw aia- 
 kosid, jaigwa minopidjige; 
 this sick person is somewhat 
 better, he already finds a good 
 taste in victuals. 
 
 Minopogosi, He (she, it) has a 
 
 good taste, a fine flavor ; p. 
 men...sid. 
 
 Minopo<josiwin. Good taste, goud 
 fine flavor, relish. 
 
 Minopogwad. It has a good 
 taste, it 18 good, delicate, deli- 
 cious, (to the palate ;) p. men., 
 wak. 
 
 Minfipwa, {nin\. I find a good 
 taste in some obj. I am eat- 
 ing, I reli.sh it, I like the taste 
 of it; p. mendpwad ; imp. ml- 
 nopwi, 
 
 Minosinn, (nin). I lie well, com- 
 fortably ; p. men..ing. 
 
 Minoshkageinayad. It does good. 
 it operates well, (a medicine ;) 
 p. men..gak. 
 
 Minoshkine, or-magad. It goes 
 well in, it fits just in, (a kev 
 in a lock, etc.) ; p. men..neij, 
 or-magak. 
 
 Minoso. It is well done, well 
 cooked, (some obj.) ; p. 7H('/i«- 
 s«(?.— S. Minode. 
 
 Minos.te, [nin). I walk tvoll, 
 easily; p. menossed. 
 
 Minoss'e or-magad. It goes well. 
 it does well, it fits well ; p. 
 menosseg, or-magak. 
 
 Minossin. It lies well, it is well 
 placed or put ; p. menoHniuj. 
 
 Minoasiton, (nin). I place it 
 well ; p. meu..tod. 
 
 Minotdgos, {nin). I am heard 
 with pleasure, I speak or sing 
 agreeably, I have an agree- 
 able voice; p. m.en...sid. 
 
 Mi'iotam, (nin). 1 listen witji 
 pleasure ; p. menotdng. 
 
 Minotamomagad. It listens with 
 pleasure ; p meno..gak. — l)e- 
 henimiian, niiawagan mino- 
 tamomagadon kid ikkitowi- 
 
m 
 
 t 
 
 MIN 
 
 — 245 — 
 
 MIN 
 
 [e an agri'^- 
 
 but still, 
 notwith- 
 
 I act well 
 Tlie euine a^i 
 
 nan ; Lord, my ears listen 
 with pleasure to tliy ^urds. 
 
 Minotan, {nin}. I listen to it 
 with pleasure, I hear it with 
 l)lea8ure, I like to hear it ; p. 
 menotany. 
 
 Minotawat {nin). 1 listen him 
 with ])leasuro, I like to hear 
 him ; p. men..w(v1. 
 
 Minoic/i, adv. Htiil, 
 yet, nevertheless, 
 standing. 
 
 MinOtchige, (nin) 
 p. men..ged. 
 
 Miuotwa, {nin). 
 nin minotcJiiije. 
 
 Mino-wCiwina, (nin), freq. I 
 name him well frequently, I 
 speak well of him; I glorify, 
 praise, exalt him ; p. men.. 
 nad. 
 
 Miiw-iodwindan, {nin), freq. 1 
 name it well frequently, I 
 speak well of it ; 1 glorify it, 
 praise it ; p. men. .any. 
 
 Mino-icdwindjigade, ov-magad, 
 freq. It is well-named, well 
 spoKen of, it is praised, cele- 
 lirated ; it is renowned ; p. 
 men..deg, or-magak. 
 
 Mino'wdwindjigadewin . Good 
 renown. 
 
 Mino-wdivindjigas, {nin), freq. I 
 am well named, I am well 
 spoken of, praised, celebrated, 
 1 have a good renown, good 
 name. 
 
 Mino-icdtoinidimin, {nin). We 
 praise e.ich other, we speak 
 well one of another ; p. men., 
 didjig. 
 
 Mnw-wdwiaidis, {nin), freq. I 
 praise myself, I speak always 
 well of myself J p. men. .sod. 
 
 'Vino-wdicinidiwin. Mutual 
 
 praise, or praise of several 
 persons. 
 
 Mino-iodivinignn, {nin). It prai- 
 ses me ; p. men. .god — Kid 
 anokiwin tci mino-^cdunni gon ; 
 thy work praises thee. Wc- 
 winge.iid o viino-wdwinigon od 
 anokiwin ; he who works 
 well, is praised bv his work. 
 
 iVinowe, (ji//i). I have a tine 
 clear voice ; p. menowed. 
 
 Mino undjindimin, {nin). We 
 live together in good peace, 
 we agree well together, we are 
 good friends; p. men. .didjig. 
 
 Mino tvidjindiwin. Good peace 
 and harmony, concord, friend- 
 ship. 
 
 Mino tcidjiwa, {nin). I am his 
 friend, or, he is my friend, I 
 agree well with him, I live in 
 ))P^ce and harmony with him; 
 p. men. .wad. 
 
 Mino-wina, {nin). Nin mino' 
 ivindan. Mino-icindjigude. Ain 
 mino-windjiga.i. Nin miiio- 
 winidimin. Nin mino-winidi.s. 
 Nin mino-winigon. — These arc 
 the simple yerbsof the above 
 frequentative verbs ; as : Nin 
 miro-ioawina. Kin mino-iva- 
 icindan, etc., which see. — 
 The signification is the same 
 in both kinds of verljs; the 
 frequentative verb only sig- 
 nifies a re-iteration of the 
 same act. 
 
 Minwdb, {nin) (from mino, well; 
 and nin lodb, I see ;) I see 
 well, I have good eyes ; p. 
 menwdbid. 
 
 Minwab, {nin), (from mino, well; 
 and nind ah, I am sitted ;) I 
 sit comfortably, I am well 
 
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 um 
 
 I <? 
 
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 i 'II! 
 
 MIN 
 
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 MIN 
 
 :i i 
 
 silted, I sit well ; p. menwa- 
 
 bid. 
 Minwabamcwis, {nin). 1 am 
 ^ lucky, I have a good chance ; 
 
 p. meic.sid. 
 Minwahamcwisiwin. Good luck, 
 
 good chance. 
 Miiiwdbaminayos, inin). 1 look 
 
 well, I am fair, beautiful, I 
 
 have a fine appearance ; p. 
 
 men.Md, 
 Mimodbaminagwad. It looks 
 
 well, it has a line beautiful 
 
 appearance; p. men..wak. 
 Minwdbandam, (nin). I have 
 
 a good dream ; p. men.,au(f. 
 Minwdbandamowin. A good 
 
 favorable 'ream ; pl.-an. 
 Minivdbandan, (ni)i). I find it 
 
 good, well done, I approve of 
 
 It ; p. men. .any. 
 Minwabide,{nin]. I liave good 
 
 fair teeth ; p. men..ded. 
 Minwdbikindn nin pdshkhigan, 
 
 {nin). I imcock a gun ; p. 
 
 via7i.,ang. 
 Minwddendam, (nin). I am fur- 
 bearing, I am of a patient 
 
 disposition of mind; p. men.. 
 
 any. 
 Minwadendamdwin. Patience, 
 
 forbearance, clemency. 
 Minwddcnima, {nin). I think 
 
 he is patient, I find him i)a- 
 
 tient • p. men. .mad. 
 Minwddis, [nin). I am patient, 
 
 long suffering ; p. men..sid. 
 Minwddjim, {nin). I bring good 
 
 news, good tidings ; p. men- 
 
 wddjimod. 
 Minwddjima, [nin). I tell s. th. 
 
 good of him, I make a good 
 
 report on him, I praise him ; 
 
 p. men. .mad. 
 Minwddjimowin. A good report 
 
 or narration, good news, gooil 
 
 tidings ; also, the GobittI, 
 
 (Evangely, which signifies in 
 
 Greek, good tidings.) 
 Minwddjito, {nin). I do well my 
 
 business, I act with patience 
 
 and perseverance ; p. meu..tri(l. 
 Minwddoddn, (nin) (from niinn, 
 
 well, and nin dibddoddn, 1 
 
 tell it.) I speak well of it, I 
 
 l)raiseit; \).men..any. 
 MiawOyami. It has a good taste, 
 
 it is good, (some liquid;) p. 
 
 men.. miff. — Minwdyami iw 
 
 ina-i/ikikiwdbo ; that medicine 
 
 has a good taste. 
 Minwdyamipiddn,[nin). I linil 
 
 that this liquid has a gomi 
 
 taste i p. vien..any. 
 Minwdndjiye, {nin). Itiircwell, 
 
 I eat good things ; p. men.. 
 
 yed, 
 Minwanimad. The wind is fair; 
 
 p. men..mak. 
 Minwanoki, (mn), {nin mi no 
 
 anoki.) I am industrious ; p. 
 
 men. .id. 
 Minwdsh, {nin). I have a fair 
 
 wind, I sail with a fair wind; 
 
 p. men. .id. 
 Minwdti.'iin. It is driven l)y ii 
 
 fair wind ; p. vicn..inq. 
 Minwdwe aw awes.ri. IMiis ani- 
 mal has a line good fur ; ii. 
 
 memcatoed. 
 Minwendaa,{nin). S. Mimcnvla- 
 
 mia. 
 Minwendagos, (nin). I am liked, 
 
 I am considered 
 
 pleasing, amiable 
 
 ,nd. 
 Minwendagosiwin. 
 
 ness of a person, 
 
 aniiableness. 
 Minwdndagwad. It is considorc 
 
 agreeable. 
 ; 11, men.. 
 
 Agreeable- 
 amabilitv. 
 
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 MIS 
 
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 MIS 
 
 ii). 1 liii'l 
 
 lave a iair 
 lair wiii'l; 
 
 agreeable, aatisfyiiig, pleae- 
 iiig, ilelightful 5 p, men..wak. 
 
 MinwenaCigwakamig, adv. Plea- 
 sant, agreeably. — Geget viin- 
 irenddgwakamia eji-aiaeg 
 oina ; it is truly pleasant to 
 .see liow you are situated here. 
 
 MiHiccndam, {nin). I am con- 
 tented, I am happy ; 1 con- 
 .■^ent, I am willing ; p. jnen.. 
 
 "".'/• 
 Minwcndamia, {nin). I make 
 
 liim contented, I .satisfy him; 
 
 jt. men.. ad. 
 Minwcndamowin. Content, plea- 
 
 .sure, liappiness ; consent. 
 Miiiwenddn, (nin). I like it, I 
 
 am hapi)y to have it; p. men.. 
 
 anij. 
 Minwcnima, {nin). I like hiiu, 
 
 I lik'^ to have liim, (a person, 
 
 or any otlier obj.)J; p. men.. 
 
 mad. 
 Miiiwewis, {nin). I am zealous, 
 
 faithful, constant ; industri- 
 ous, complaisant ; p. men.. 
 
 ,^id. 
 Miawewisikandan, (juh). I do 
 
 it faithfully, witli zeal and 
 
 patience; p. men.. ana. 
 Miiiwcwisikandawa, (nin). I am 
 
 zealous and faithful to him, 
 
 profitable to hiui ; p. wtc».. 
 
 wad. 
 Miiiweicinwin. Zeal at work, 
 
 industry. 
 Misi doi^h, or, ww'pi dash yaie, 
 
 and, also, likewise. 
 Mi.sai. Loach, (fish ;) p\.-ag. 
 Misdkamig, adv. Everywl 
 
 on earth. 
 Mi.sassin. A large stone, to sink 
 
 a net to the bottom of the 
 
 lake ; pl.-i». 
 .^lisdiig. A sticu not split, 
 
 Everywhere 
 
 round piece of wood, cudgel ; 
 (F. rondin;) pl.-o/j. 
 
 Misdiigogainse, {nin). I chop 
 round sticks, not splitting 
 them ; p. mes..sed. 
 
 Misdtigugwadan, {nin). I sew 
 it round, in a round shape; 
 p. me-f.-ang. 
 
 Mi,sdtigogwade, ov-magad. It is 
 sewed In a round shape ; p. 
 mes..deg, or-magak. 
 
 Misdtigoinidd,ss. Stock iiig, 
 
 (round legging;) pl.-aw. 
 
 MisdtikomidassiKey {nin). I 
 make stockings, 1 knit; p. 
 mes..ked. 
 
 Mishdbiwindn. The hair on the 
 eyelid. — This word is always 
 preceded by a possessive pro- 
 noun ; nin mishdbiwindn^ ki 
 mishabiwimn, o nd-'ihdbiwi- 
 ndnan, etc. 
 
 Mishdkigan, {nin). I have hair 
 on the breast ; p. mash..ang. 
 
 MisMtvagam, adv. S. Mijisha- 
 loagam. 
 
 MUihawashkode. S. Mijishawash- 
 kode. 
 
 Mishdwatchif/ade, ov-magad It 
 is made all in one room, with- 
 out any j)artitiou, (a house ;) 
 p. mesh..deg, or-magak. 
 
 Mishawate, or-magad. It is all 
 in one room, there is no par- 
 tition in it, (in a house ;) p. 
 mesh..ieg, or-magak. 
 
 Miahdwaton, {nin). I make it 
 all in one room, I make no 
 partition in it; p. mesh..t<)d. 
 
 Mishawesi. It is hairy, (stuff;) 
 p. mash..sid. — This word is 
 also used to signify velvet. 
 
 MishawHgad. It is coarse, hairy, 
 (stuff) ; p. mash..gak. 
 
 MisMwe. Stag; pi.-//. 
 
 .; 
 
 iliJ. 
 
 :H 
 
 1'; 
 
 ,1 '. 
 
 I 
 
 M 
 
 I'rtaiiTrtiiif' 1 
 
MIS 
 
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 h4 
 
 i^ 
 
 I '' 
 
 h' 
 
 Muhi. A piece of wood for fuel. 
 Mishibiji. Lion; pl.-^. 
 Mishidamikan. (mn). I have a 
 
 beard around the chin ; p. 
 
 inesh..ang. 
 Mishidee, [nin). I am cross, 
 
 peevish, passionate ; p. 7«e- 
 
 shideed. 
 Mishideewin. Peevislmess. 
 Mishidjimin. Cnrrent-berry ; (F. 
 
 gadelle;) pl.-OY/. 
 Mishidjiminagawaiij . C urran t- 
 
 shrub; p\.-ig. 
 Mishidon, {nin). I have a beard 
 
 around the mouth ; p. me.. 
 
 Mtshidondgan. Beard. 
 
 Mishigdde, {nin), or, nin memi- 
 shigade, freq. I have hair on 
 tlie leg or legs, (hairy leg or 
 legs) ; p, meshigaded. 
 
 Mishigiaebig. Big horned ser- 
 pent; pi .-or/. 
 
 MishigondCigan, [nin). I have 
 a beard on the throat ; p. 
 ineiih..ang. 
 
 Mis hike. A kind of large tor- 
 toise ; ])].-iag. 
 
 Mishikekek. Kite, (bird of prey;) 
 pi .-wag. 
 
 Mishikewida.'ihwa. Tortoi.se's 
 shell or shield ; pi.-//. 
 
 MishimiJ. White oak"; pi .-/</. 
 
 Mishimin. Apple ; p\.-ag. 
 
 Mishivdnatia. Apple-tree • pl.-o^. 
 
 Misnimini-okonass. Apple-peel ; 
 pi .-an. 
 
 Mi.^hinad. There is much of it, 
 it abounds ; p. meshinak. 
 
 Mishinaion, (nin). I ing^ease it; 
 p. mesh.. tod. 
 
 Mishinike, {nin) or, nin memi- 
 shinike, freq. I have hair on 
 the arm or arms, (hairy arm 
 or arms ;) p. mc.ked. 
 
 Mishinimakinago ; pl.-fir. — This 
 name is given to some st'-anL'o 
 Indians, (according to tJio 
 savings of the Otchipwes,) 
 wfio are rowing througli tlio 
 woods, and wno are some- 
 times heard shooting, biit ne- 
 ver seen. And from tliis word, 
 the name of the village of 
 Mackinac, or Michillimacki- 
 nac, is derived. 
 
 Mishinimin, {nin) or, nin mishi- 
 nomin. We are many, in great 
 number; p. mesh..djig. 
 
 Mishinindji, {nin) or, nin riewi- 
 shininCii, freq. I have hair 
 on the hand or hands, (liaiiy 
 hand or hands ;) p. mesh. .hi. 
 
 Mishinonikas, (nin). I liave 
 many names; p. me.s'h..sod. 
 
 Mishinotdmawa, {nin). I uhl'- 
 ment or increase it for liiiii 
 or to him ; p, mesh. .wad. 
 
 Mishinoioti, (n/»).S. Miskinnlnn. 
 
 Mishiside, {nin) or, nin memi- 
 shiside, freq. I have hair (ni 
 the foot or feet ; p. mesh. .del. 
 
 Mishiwdiig. Piece of dry wooil 
 for fuel; kindle-wood ; pl.-ox. 
 
 Mishiwatigoke, {nin). I choj) 
 dry wood ; p. mesh..ked. 
 
 Mishiwdtigossag. S. Miskiwaiuj. 
 
 Mishitoatiyowi aw mitig. That 
 tree is dead and dry ; p. vicnh 
 ..wid. 
 
 Misi, {nin). I exonerate the bo- 
 wels; p. mdsid. 
 
 Misi, adj. and adv. All, every- 
 where. 
 
 Misid. A piece of meat. 
 
 Misiake, {nin). I cut meat into 
 pieces ; p. mes..ked. 
 
 Misi gego, adv. All. 
 
 Misi gegoga-gijiiod. He who has 
 made all, Creator. 
 
 «{ 
 
MIS 
 
 — 2-1'J — 
 
 MIS 
 
 pi.- 
 sissciis, 
 
 Mi si f/ei/o kckandnnij. He who 
 knows all, the OiiuiiHcient. 
 
 .)//.s't (je(jo iidfauu'tod. lie who 
 run make all, (ho Alinighlv. 
 
 Wsi/cicatiifiama, {nin). The 
 snow sticks to iny riiiowshocs ; 
 p. '>nes..m(i<l. 
 
 Misiinuiiisiwin. Wickedness. 
 
 Misimnnisiwinis/t. Wickeil per 
 Hon ; pi .-ay. 
 
 yisinu'n, Kyc ; i)l.-rt/(. 
 
 )fisisdk. Horse-lly, o.\-f!y 
 waij. 
 
 Misissc. Turkey; pI.-_7.— 
 miiiiiis6, pea-cock. ' Mi 
 young turkey; pi.-''//. 
 
 Misiwc, adv. fcverywiiere. 
 
 Misiw^bian, {niii) (from viii^iwr, 
 everywhere ; and ni ml ojibiaii, 
 1 mark it or write it.) 1 write 
 the paper all over, 1 write on 
 every part of it ; j). mes.uiKj. 
 
 Misiwibiii/ade, ov-mmjad. It is 
 written all over, everywhere 
 uti the piece of paper; ]>. mcx 
 ■ deg, ov-miujdk. 
 
 Misiwedina, ( nin). S. Misiurf- 
 cliishkiwaijina. 
 
 Misiice eiad. He who is every- 
 where, the Omnipresent. 
 
 Misiweia, or-magad. It is whole, 
 entire, all of it; p. mcs..ag, 
 ov-magak. 
 
 MisiivHahikud. It is whole or 
 
 entire, (metal;) p. vies\.kak. 
 Mi.siwiidbikisi {ioniia, assin). It 
 
 is entire, (ohj. of silver or 
 
 stone ;) p. vics..sid. 
 Mi.'iiiccidkosi. It is whole or 
 
 entire, (ohj. of wood ;) p. mes 
 
 ..sid. 
 
 Mi.^iwtidkwad. It is all entire, 
 
 (wood ;) p. mcs..wak. 
 Miniwrgad. It is whole, entire, 
 I'AliT u. 
 
 (olij. of stullor i)aper ;) p. 7HCS 
 ..gak. 
 
 Mixiwrgisi. It is entire, (ohj. 
 ofstull', ni(hi/itrc, scnibd ;) p. 
 men. .sid. 
 
 j\li.iiwaiindjdii. The hand, (with- 
 out the lingers.) Niii misiicc- 
 nindjdii, my hand; o inishcc- 
 niadjan, his hand, etc. 
 
 Misiw6shkamagad. There i.s of 
 it e\ery where, all is covered 
 with it ; p. nies..gak. 
 
 Misiwrsi. Jt is whole, entire, no 
 {)ieee is wanting; p. men. .sid. 
 — Kddbi misiwesi aw pahvc- 
 Jigaa; this loaf of bread is 
 yet entire, (nothing haa been 
 broken oil'.) 
 
 Misiwctchigade, r-magad. It is 
 made all of one piece, or, it is 
 all in one piece; p. vies. .deg, 
 oi'-niagud. 
 
 Mlsiwetchigan. Alg. i'l.Sigaigan. 
 
 Misiwetcliiskkiwagina jjakwcji- 
 gun, {nin). I work up Hour 
 into<lough; \>. mes..nad. 
 
 Misiwcton, {nin). I make it all 
 of one piece; n. vies. .tod. 
 
 Misiwigamig. Water-closet; pl.- 
 on. 
 
 Miskobug, * Red leaf; pi .-on. 
 
 Miskobaga, or-magad. There 
 are red leaves on a tree, or on 
 trees, (in the fall of the year, 
 in autumn ;) ]). vies.. gag, or-ma- 
 gak. 
 
 Mikobagisi niitig. The tree has 
 red leaves ; p. mes. .sid. 
 
 Miskodissiinin. A bean;pl.-ay. 
 
 * NoTK. In this .•111(1 sonio otlicrs of 
 tin- Ibllow hit; words, the second sylluhie 
 oiiKlit to 1)1' written A?t.'«, instoad of Ao, 
 iistliey are composed of iniskwa, red. 
 15ut in i)ronounciMK tlio words, <i is 
 jilainly Insird ; therefore we put it also 
 m w riliuK tlieiii. 
 
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 ! 
 
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 I if- 
 
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 h\ 
 
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 ■) • 
 [ I 
 
 u 
 
 ( 
 
 •\ (' 
 
 MIS 
 
 — 250 — 
 
 MIS 
 
 ciiicturo 
 
 ^liisH-ljC'Ods; }) 
 
 Wooloii frinlle or 
 or Itelt with small 
 
 ■ -or/. 
 
 Wool forginlii's 
 
 Mi.s/iOi/ddcidb. 
 
 or hi'lts. 
 Mixkokuije. Ked-iiot coals. 
 Miskosi, {))iis!cwasi.} It is rod ; 
 
 p. meskosid, Oneskitutsid.) 
 Miakotchiss. Red tiirnij), that 
 
 i.s, Ix'ot-root; the saineas hj/.v- 
 
 kokddak ; \)\.-an. 
 Miskwd, or- tiiuijad. It i.s red ; 
 
 )). meskway, ov-mdijcik. 
 Miskiodhi, {niii). I have the 
 
 bloody Hiix, tlie dysentery ; 
 
 p. vies.. hid. 
 Miskwubiyan. Jied clay. 
 Miskwdhiiianowassin. Stone of 
 
 reil clay, that is, a brick ; pl.- 
 
 '■//• 
 Miskwubiijiii. Red Mannel. 
 
 Miskwdbik. Copper, (red luetal.) 
 
 Miskwdbikad. It is red, (metal, 
 
 glass ;) p. mcs..kak. 
 Miskwdbifdde, ov-ma<jad. It is 
 
 red-hot, (metal ;) p. mes..de(/, 
 
 or-magak. — Kijdb ikisiya a m is- 
 
 kwabikide, the stove is reil- 
 
 hot. 
 Miskxvdbikisan, iiun). I make 
 
 it red-hot, (metal;) \). incs.. 
 
 uiig. 
 
 AJi.skwubikisi. It is red ; also, 
 it is red-hot ; (ol>j. ol" metal or 
 stone ;) p. mes..sid. 
 
 Miskwakikiswa, {niii). I make 
 it red-hot, (metal;) j). laes.. 
 wad; imp. mis..ici. 
 
 Miskwdbikokan. Copper-mine ; 
 \)].-a)i. 
 
 Miskwdbikokc, (nin). I work or 
 produce copper ; I work in a 
 copper-mine ; p. mes..ked. 
 
 Miskvoubikok6-ogima, Agent or 
 
 superintendent of a copper- 
 mine, boss; pi.-//. 
 Miskwdbikokewin. Copper-in in- 
 
 in;i; business, trade or work u{ 
 
 a miner in a copper-mine. 
 Misku'dbikokeiiiinlui. Miner in 
 
 a copj)er-mine ; lArwag. 
 Miskwdhikons. A cent; pi. -((//. 
 MiskwdbimiJ. A twij; or ru,| 
 
 with a red bark, whicii the 
 
 Indians mix with their tubac- 
 
 co; ))l.-//t. 
 Misktcdbiwin. Bloody llux,ily,>j- 
 
 entery. 
 Mhkivdbo. Cliocolate, (rcil li- 
 quid.) 
 Miskxodbokc, (nin). I make cho- 
 colate, I cook chocolate : ]). 
 
 vics.,ked. 
 Miskwddc.ssi. A kind of small 
 
 turtle; (C. tortue harree ;) pi. 
 
 •loag. 
 Miskwadcssi o da.'ihu'dn. The 
 
 shell of this kind of turtle. 
 Miskwddis.san, {nin) or, nin mis- 
 
 kwdnsan. 1 dye it red ; p. 
 
 men.. an g. 
 Miskwddinsige, {ni)i) or, nin mis- 
 
 kwdntsige. I dye red ; p. incs 
 
 ..ged. 
 Miski"d(lis.<io, or, miskicdnso. Ii 
 
 is dyed red ; p. mes..s<)d. 
 iMiskioddisswa, {)un) or, nia 
 
 miskwdnswa. I dye it reil ; 
 
 J). mes..wud. 
 Miskwddite, or-magad, or mi.t- 
 
 kwdnde, or-magad. It is dyeil 
 
 red ; p. mcs,.eg. 
 Miskwdgami. It is red, (liquid;) 
 
 1^. m'^s..mig. 
 Miskwdgami toi-kHchi</am i. Kei I 
 
 Sea. 
 Miskwdganiiwi-sibi . Red River. 
 Miskwaje, {nin). I liave a red 
 
 akin, or my ekiu is red ; al.'o, 
 
 ViV. 
 
MIS 
 
 -251 - 
 
 MIS 
 
 )pcv-inin- 
 ir work ui' 
 mine. 
 MiiiiT in 
 cn(/. 
 ; pi. -('.'/. 
 
 it ,)!• I'll. I 
 
 ,vhicli tlir 
 leir tul)iic- 
 
 ; tluXjilyf- 
 
 ,e, {yv'\ 11- 
 
 iimko cliD- 
 ucolatc : 1'. 
 
 1(1 of Slllllll 
 
 barree ;) pi. 
 
 ncan. The 
 
 of turtle. 
 
 or, nin "*'*'■ 
 
 it red; [<■ 
 
 or, ninmh- 
 rod ; p. '«« 
 
 kwdnsn. h 
 \es..s()d. 
 a) or, '"'/I 
 dye it red ; 
 
 ra/, or mi.^' 
 [/. Itisdyeil 
 
 |red,(^i<l"''''') 
 
 \H(jami- Ue'l 
 
 Red Rivoi'. 
 
 have a red 
 
 lis red; alsu, 
 
 \ 
 
 I liavo the Jiicasiefl ; (F. j'ai 
 la rougeolo;) j). meis..(jcd. 
 
 }li.iku'aicwi)i. Measles . 
 
 Miskuutlcoiic, or- muyad. It 
 blazes, (the fire;) p. mes..nct/, 
 
 OY-VKKjak. 
 
 Miskirauakwad, The cloud.'f are 
 red, (ill the moriiiiig or even- 
 ing ;) p. mes-.toak. 
 
 Miskwdkicanaif, {niii). I dres." 
 in red ; p. mes.Aed. 
 
 Miskiru)U(;/ek. Cinamon; (mis- 
 kwd, red ; ivanar/ek, bark.) 
 
 Mtskwdnngckm^i. It has a red 
 
 itark ; p. me5.,sid. 
 
 Miskwdiulih, (pron. niiskundih.) 
 •• ,1.1, • » ■ ■ 
 
 pi--"^ 
 
 h, (1)1 
 1, a k 
 
 Ued-liead, a kind of si-rpent ; 
 
 Miskwdndilje, (pron. miskijii- 
 dihc.) lieil-head, a person 
 with red hair; (L. rufus;) [A.-g. 
 
 Miskwdndibc, iuin), (pron. niii 
 
 iiiiskondiOe.) I have red hair, 
 
 (a red head;) p. mes..hed. 
 Minkwancbin. lied carp, (fish ;) 
 
 \A.-a(/. 
 Miskwanikwr, (iiin). I have 
 
 red lialr, (a red head ;) p. ines 
 
 ..wed. 
 )li.skwdnou'e, {nin). I liave a 
 
 red cheek ; \). jncs..u'e(l. 
 .Vi.'^kwdshkade, {nin). My belly 
 
 is red ; p. mes..dcd. 
 Mi.skwd.ssab. Arae, buttocks. 
 .Uiskivds.iii/c iji.^is,s. The sua is 
 
 red ; p. mes..(/ed. 
 
 Mi.'fkwassin. Ited stone; pi.-///. 
 Mi,skwassin-opw(i</an. Pipo or 
 
 calumet of red stone; p.-a//. 
 Miskwatc/ii.ss. S. iVi.s'kotc/n.sk 
 iliskwdwad. I'he sky is red ; 
 
 p. mc,s\.wak. 
 Mi.skwdwak. Red cedar ; pl.-o//. 
 Miskwdwakoka,ov-maijad. Iliere 
 
 sweat 
 
 : (F. 
 
 Bare [red cedars; p. mes..ka<j, 
 or-ma</(ik. 
 
 Mlsdiwdtvakakdn. Place where 
 there are red cedars ; Red 
 l^ake. 
 
 Miskwdwan, or inisktrdwandji- 
 (/an. The yolk of an egg. 
 
 Miskw('(/ail. It is red, islnir;) 
 p. mc.'t..(jak. 
 
 Mi.skwn/ii'i. Red cloth, scarlet. 
 
 Miftkwci/i.si. h is red, (stuff;) p. 
 in €.'!...'< id. 
 
 Miakweidl). S. (I.tkwcidh. 
 
 Mi.skir(\^s. Red oyster ; pi 
 
 Mi.skwi. Rlood. 
 
 Miskivi-abu'es, {nin). 1 
 blood ; p. ?«c,s'. .««(/. 
 
 Miskivimin. Raspberry 
 framboise ;) \A.-ag. 
 
 MiskwimincKjawanJ. Raspberry- 
 busii ; \>\.-i</. 
 
 Miskwiniini-(/i.sis.s'. ^The moon 
 of raspberries, the mouth of 
 July, la Manitoba, they say, 
 o]>askowiui.ii.<<.'>', tlie mocm 
 wiieu the birds lose their 
 feathers. 
 
 Miskwinywe, {nin). I have 
 face ; p. mes..wcd. 
 
 Miskwintjwcs.'ic, {nin). I 
 witli shame; p. mes...sed. 
 
 Mi-ikwiw, {nin). I bleed, (but 
 not at the nose ;) I am stain- 
 ed with l)lood ; p. mexkwitcid. 
 (S. Gibitan.) 
 
 MiskwiwiKjanama, {nin). I strike 
 him bloody,! wound him ; p. 
 ines. .mad. 
 
 Minkwiiran. It is bloody, stain- 
 ed with blood* p. me-'^:.ani/. 
 
 MiNkiviwapine, (nin). I am dis- 
 eased witii an issue of blood ; 
 p. mes..ned. 
 
 Mi.skwiwapineii'in. Issue of 
 blood, (disease.) 
 
 a red 
 bhi.sh 
 
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 1 
 
 
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 HI 
 
 1 1 
 
 ! I 
 
 \\t< 
 
 .i I <» 
 
 1 ; 
 
II 
 
 T 
 
 MIS 
 
 — 252 
 
 MIS 
 
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 Miskwiwia, {nin). I make him 
 
 l)l(.'C'(l, (not lit till- 11080,) I 
 
 slu'd liin blood ; also, 1 Htain 
 
 him with hloocl ; ]>. mes, .wL 
 Mix/iwiwiniiKfJi, [niit). I blood 
 
 oil my liaiid, my liaiid is 
 
 bloody ; ]). mes. .id. 
 Miskwiwi.mle, {tiin). I blocd on 
 
 my foot, my foot i.s bloody ; j). 
 
 mcs..(Ie(J. 
 Mis.tdbaje, (nin). My iskiu In 
 
 hairy ; p. mes. Jed. 
 Mis.snhania, {nin). I Hoe him 
 
 plainly, (a perHon or Home 
 
 other oltj.) ; p. vies..viad. 
 Mi.s.sabandaa, {nin). I manifest 
 
 it to him, I .show it to him 
 
 ])lainly ; p. men. .ad, 
 Mis.sdbandun, (nin). 1 see it 
 
 plainly; p. mes. .an;/. 
 Mi.'^.fdbassini. Poodle-doi; ; pl.- 
 
 Missdbc. Giant ; al.so, a very 
 
 bij; stout man ; pi.-//. 
 Missdbcndjakon. liow^ moss 
 
 lianging from the branches of 
 
 trees. 
 Missdbigun. Jjari^e pumpkin; 
 
 Missdbos. Hare; \A.-()<j. 
 
 Jli.ssad. Belly; stomach; paunch. 
 — This word is always pre- 
 ceded by a })os.sessive pro- 
 noun, which tbrnis only one 
 Avord with its noun ; as : Ni- 
 missad, my belly ; kiniissad, 
 thy belly, etc. 
 
 Mi.'isdkakioidjish. Badger ; (F. 
 blaircau ;) pl.-«^. 
 
 Missameg. Whale; \A.-wo(j. 
 
 Missan. Wooil to make tire, 
 wood for fuel. 
 
 Mis.sanaskk. Thistle; pl.-o/(. 
 
 Missani(j. Black squirrel; pi. 
 
 Ui). 
 
 Missansi. Black eagle; pi.-//. 
 
 Mi.tsfnuui, or-iu(i(/ad. The siiuw 
 is falling from the branclies, 
 from the treea ; j). mes..wiij, 
 or- ma ;/(ik. 
 
 .Mi.s.saird, conj. 'J'h(.)Ugli, iil- 
 tliough, oven if, notwithstatul- 
 ing. 
 
 Mi.s.viwf'ndamawa, (nin). I covet 
 s. th. that belongs tohim,(»r 
 relates (o liim, 1 wish to liiivc 
 it ; p. mes. .wad. 
 
 Mis.'iawendam, {nin). I covet, I 
 am covetous, 1 wish to lia\c 
 .s. th. • p. me.'i..anij, 
 
 Missaioc ndamowin . Covetoiis- 
 ness, avidity, covetous desire 
 to have s. th. belonging tu an- 
 other person. 
 
 Mi.ssawcnddn, {nin). I covet it, 
 I wish to have it; p. nicniiij. 
 
 Mis.sawrndjifje, {nin), S. Mi.ssn- 
 ivdndam. 
 
 Mi.ssawcndJ itjeivi n. S. Missavn- 
 indimin. 
 
 Missawtlnima, {nin). I eovei 
 him ; p. ines..)nad. 
 
 Missawenimuwin. Concupis- 
 cence. 
 
 Missawcnindiwin. Covetou- 
 ness. S. Missawcndaviowin . 
 
 Missawiganaivabama, {nin). 1 
 look at her (him) with cnn- 
 cupiscence, with lust, uit'i 
 covetous desires ; p. mes..)naii 
 
 Missawigaiiawabanddn, {nin). 1 
 look at it with a covetous de- 
 sire to have it; p. mes..an</. 
 
 Missawinatje, {nin). 1 covet, 
 (relative to some obj.); p. mes 
 ..(jed. 
 
 Missawinamawa, {nin). I cuvet 
 .some obj. belonging to liim m- 
 relating to him ; p. nie.s..w(iii 
 
 Missawinan, (nin). I covet it, 
 
1 '!•-.'/• 
 ho. Piiuw 
 ranclu's, 
 
 ii(:s..ici'J, 
 
 ilhsUmtl- 
 
 ). 1 cuvct 
 
 liiiii, "V 
 
 ll to hiUr 
 
 1 covet, 1 
 
 CovetoiiR- 
 
 /mg to uir 
 
 I covet it, 
 I), mc-.'d'ih 
 
 , S. Mi'-i-^'i- 
 
 . Missuv'ii- 
 
 I. 1 Cn\("t 
 
 Concupit'- 
 
 Covflou- 
 damoiriu. 
 , {nin). 1 
 ) with coii- 
 lust, \vi'\' 
 vies..mit'' 
 
 P. 
 
 {niu). 1 
 
 lovetous ti 
 vics..aii<i. 
 
 
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 [I n 
 
 vies 
 
 cuvot 
 
 )• I. 
 
 r to hllll iiV 
 
 >/<'>. 
 
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 7. 
 
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 MIT 
 
 26:i - 
 
 MIT 
 
 I ilcHire it iiiordinatoly ; p. 
 
 Missawiuawa, (nin). S. Missarrc- 
 
 iiivia. 
 Missa/waiuiii. Down, Koft iiiidor- 
 
 ft'atlier of u hinl; l)l.-<^'//. 
 Missibisnidos.si. ToniJulo, wnirl- 
 
 wiiul ; h(HiaII vl' wind ; pl.- 
 
 wa(/. 
 Mi.ssidjl, (nin). I luvve the drop- 
 
 ,>jy, I Hill (iroj)sical, hydropi- 
 
 cttl; 1). viesNitlJid. 
 Missidjiwin. Dronay. 
 Missinibiwuidn. bolt nnderliair 
 
 of an atiimul ; ]>\.-(n/. 
 Missifdyan. Sunflower, turnso! ; 
 
 ltI.-««. 
 Mifab, {nin). I am tjittinj:; on 
 
 the hare <:;roiiiid, on the snow, 
 
 lie, without anything under 
 
 me ; p. metabid 
 Mitabik, adv. On 
 
 n ck or stone. 
 MUdbik. Money 
 
 j;;old, specie. 
 Mituijonmj, adv. On the 8now. 
 MHdyami(/, adv. S. Mitashkaka- 
 
 mi If. 
 Mitukamiya, ox-mayad. The 
 
 f^round appearn, (i.s hare,) 
 
 there is no snow on the 
 
 ground ; p. met..yay, ov-ma- 
 
 (jak. 
 MitdkosJiima, {nin). I Iny him 
 
 un some liard object, nothing 
 
 soft under him; p. met. .mad. 
 
 Mituknshin, [nin). I lie liard, 
 on a liard bed or on some 
 other hard object, notliing 
 soil under me; p. met..iny. 
 
 Mitukoshkan, [nin). I lie or sit 
 on it; p. met.Mny. 
 
 Mitukoshkaivaf {^nin). I lie or 
 sit on some obj.; p. met. .wad. 
 
 metal, on a 
 in silver or 
 
 — N(ibayi.<i.<iay nin wUdknah- 
 knwa : 1 lie on a iiounh 
 
 Mitdkosiye, {nin). \ smoke pure 
 loiiacco, without any admix- 
 ture of bark or weed ; p. 7nct.. 
 ycd. S. Apdkosiye. 
 
 Mitdnikc, vv-mayad. Tiiore i.s 
 no more snow on the ground, 
 the riuow is gone ofl"; p. met., 
 fay, or-mnyak, 
 
 Mitashkakaniiy, adv. On the 
 bare grouncl. — Mitnfdikaka- 
 miy yi-niba fibikony ; he 8lej)t 
 (jn the bare ground last niglit, 
 (he had nothing under him.) 
 
 MUd.shkoniye, (nin). I have 
 bare jawijones, I have no teeth 
 in my jawbones ; p. met..yed. 
 
 MUd.'ihhis.^iw, adv. On the 
 grass, (ju the herb. 
 
 iMi(a.<isin, adv. On a stone. 
 
 Mitdwan. Sand ; mitdwany, on 
 the sand. 
 
 Mitdwanya, or-mayad. There 
 is a sandy beach, sandy shore; 
 J), met. .y ay, or-vuiyak. 
 
 Mitdtoanyayamu. Tiiere is a 
 lake abounding with sand, 
 with a sandy beach ; p. md.. 
 may. 
 
 3Iitchd, ov-magad. It is large, 
 big, bulky, massy or massive, 
 vast, extensive ; p. mrtchag, 
 or-magak. 
 
 Mitchdbamindyos, (nin). I look 
 large, big, bulky ; p. met. .aid. 
 
 Mitehdbamindytoad. It looks 
 big, large ; p. mct..wak. 
 
 Mitchdbcivi.<i, (nin). I am a big 
 stout man ; p. met..!iid. 
 
 Mitchdbigad. It is large, thick, 
 strong, (thread, cord, rope;) 
 p. mct..gak. 
 
 MiieMbikad. It is large, big. 
 
 
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 Mi 
 
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 i 
 
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 l! 
 
 t 
 
 
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 25i 
 
 MIT 
 
 ;(« 
 
 ii'i ' 
 
 nmssv or iimssivo, (motiil ;) p. 
 
 mrl../c>ik\ 
 Mitchdbikisi a.tsin. Tlio stone 
 
 is lar^e ; )). mrt..!iid. 
 Miirhaii, adv. Down. 
 MitchakoHi kulnu'dii. 'J'lic i)iecc 
 
 of wood, or tlu' Ijlock, is lurge ; 
 
 p. nirt..siiJ. 
 Mitchdkwad. It is lftr^c,(\vood ;i 
 
 p. mct.APdli. 
 MitchCdau, (nin). I make itlarj^o, 
 
 wide ; p. lUft.Jod. 
 Mitchiynn. It i.s lar<!;e, (stud' or 
 
 j)an('r ;) p. met..tiak. 
 Mi/c/iii/(nies/iin, {iiin), I am 
 
 cut to the bone, the bone aj)- 
 
 jicara ; p. mcl..in</. 
 Mi fr/i i(/ i(/woiif, (ini/ch i(ja nc.) 
 
 Fish-hawk, (liird.) 
 Mitckiijiai. It is lar<;e, (stnf^') ; 
 
 p, vifi(..s'ifl, — Kitchi vufrhiiji- 
 
 si ki mos/iwem ; tliy liaiidker- 
 
 chief is verv hirge. 
 Mitchikan. l*"'cnce, enclosure, 
 
 liecige ; pl.-nf». 
 MUchlkandkobUhm, {nin). I 
 
 fence it in, (apiece of ground;) 
 
 p. mct..ilntl. 
 Mitrhikanakobina, {nin). I 
 
 make a fence aroiind liim, I 
 
 tenoe hiin in ; p. mei..vn<L 
 Mitrldkandkobidjiijan. Fence ; 
 
 pi. -an. 
 Mitckikanuknhidjiijp, {nin). I 
 
 make a fence, I work at a 
 
 fence ; p. mct..(/t'd. 
 Mifc/iikandlij/. Fence-ra i 1 . 
 Mitchikang, adv. On tlie bare 
 
 grouiK]. 
 Mitchipinciu'i, adv. On aHhes, 
 Mitchitihin, {nin). I am lying 
 
 without any cover on me; p. 
 
 mei..ing. 
 Miichissag, adv, On boards, on 
 
 the floor, 
 
 viet.jnnd. 
 
 dj. 'rhumb ; pl.-/(i. 
 
 Mitchisain. It lies uneovorcil ; 
 
 p. inct..ing. 
 Mitrhilchima, {nin). I send him 
 
 word, I Hend him a cnnlnli^• 
 
 Hion to tell or do h. th. for nic , 
 
 also, I give him a commi- 
 
 Hion ; p. met 
 Mitcfiilr/iiniml 
 Mi/i'/iiti'-', (nin). I send wnid, 
 
 I give or nend a coiinnisi-idii ; 
 
 ]). met.. wed. 
 Mi/r/iilwrn, {nin). I give (.r 
 
 send a commission f(ir suim. 
 
 obj. ; p. )nel..w<'d. 
 Mitr/iifwrnan, {nin\. I give (ir 
 
 sond a commission tbr sdini' 
 
 obj. ; p. W(:t..ivcd. (Y . OoiiJ.i 
 Mifchi/wnrin. Commission, 
 
 word, sent. 
 MHig. Tree, living tree; pl.-'-.v. 
 Mitig-emikwdn. Wooden spn m ; 
 
 1)1.-^//. 
 MHig knshkibn.wd, or, milii/ '/c- 
 
 tdx/ikibo.fod. Log, (saweii i^i 
 
 both enda,) fiaw-mill log; pl.- 
 
 vnfigo(/ kn.shkibosodjig, or, 
 
 gf^tashkihos^ndjig . 
 MHig nin .si.s.sihodon. T ni.^j) 
 
 wood. 
 MHi(/o-bimidc. Olive-oil, swcd 
 
 oil. 
 MidgnJisJiigwr. A kind ofruttlo- 
 
 snake ; pi.-//. 
 Miligo-makiik. Wooden l"i\. 
 
 trunk ; ])l.-o». 
 Mifign-)nakii<in. Wooden s!im,', 
 
 clog; pl.-a». 
 Miligoniij. Oak, red oak ; in.- 
 
 (ig. 
 Miiigomin. Yrnh of the nai;, 
 
 acorn ; pl.-«;/. 
 Mitig-ondgan. Wooden plate <>t 
 
 dish ; pl.-«». 
 Mitigo-pakitcigan. W(jodeii 
 
 hammer, mallei ; pl.-a?i. 
 
 4i 
 
. 1 
 
 1 
 
 ■ 
 
 MIW 
 
 — 255 — 
 
 MOD 
 
 covcroil ; 
 
 KCIxl llilll 
 COllHllii-- 
 
 i. for luc . 
 comniis- 
 
 ■lid wi'V.l. 
 
 I <:ivo or 
 for i^oiiii' 
 
 I givo "v 
 1 for some 
 
 imiuissioii, 
 
 roc; pi.-";/. 
 (U'u s;io Ml ; 
 
 iv, vutl'i 7'- 
 
 , (SilWCli i:'l 
 
 lill log; I'l- 
 
 T r;\-ii 
 :-oil, HWCi't, 
 n.l of rati lo- 
 
 odl'U V"iN, 
 '.hmUmI sll<H\ 
 
 il o!il< ; 1"' 
 ,f the oul<. 
 
 Wooden 
 pl.-«H. 
 
 Uanp, 
 
 iwood filo ;) |)l.-''//. 
 .\l'ili;f('i-ff/iiiiidii. Wooden ciinoo, 
 
 lo^-ciiMoc ; lioat, liiirj;c ; pl.- 
 
 iiii. 
 ]lifii/(iir, {iiiii). I mil a tree ; I 
 
 am wood ; p. met. .id. 
 ]li/ii/owaj. Alij. S. Militfi't-ma- 
 
 kak. 
 MHi(jo-v>akai<jnn. Wood 
 
 liouso, lojr-IioiiHi', ti. 
 
 liouse; \)\.-an. \ 
 
 }liti(/ow(tn. It is a troo ; it it* 
 
 wood ; p. met..nii(/. 
 ililiijwnh. liow ; \)\.-iii. 
 Mititjwdbak. WttlniU-tiPO ; pl.- 
 
 0(1. 
 
 Milii/Wdki, Forest, woodfl ; pN 
 
 iran. Mifiywakiiiij, in the 
 
 wood a. 
 Miliijivakik. AVoodfii kettle, 
 
 tliut in, a drnni ; \)\.-ot/. 
 Mitiijwakisiu, Properly, wooden 
 
 .shoe; but it is used for, hoot, 
 
 shoe; pl.-a/i. iTo express a 
 
 wooden shoe or clog, t hey say, 
 
 viilit/o-inakisiii.) 
 .yi/ir/wakisini-iiiakalnri/c/iii/dii . 
 
 J^lacking for hoots, shoe-ljinck- 
 
 ing. 
 .Viti(/wnnwi. Arrmv, (iiii/ii/, 
 
 wood ; anu'i, niuniket-hiill ;) 
 
 pl.-/(. 
 .^litiiii/wdni, inin], I exonerate 
 
 tlie howels in my I>ed, during 
 
 sleep ; p. viat.MiKj. 
 .1///o.?,sy', (ui)i). 1 walk, I go on 
 
 foot somewhere ; p. mctossed, 
 )li u'cjidji-. Therefore... 
 
 .1//"'/, iiiiii). I go further and 
 
 further ; p. vidwiil, 
 .]liici(t, ()iiii). I refuse him, I 
 
 will not have him, I go from 
 
 him ; p. mCiwiad, 
 
 , p, mau\. 
 I ptit it awav 
 
 Miwina,(iiiii). I refuse to take 
 
 liim ; p. ititiiiHiiad. 
 Miiviiiaii, iiiiii). J refuse to take 
 
 it, L will not accept of it ; p. 
 
 »iiiiriniiii(f. 
 )liii'ifaiii(iirii, Inin). I j)Ut it 
 
 away from him, I keep it at a 
 
 distance tVom him 
 ■Ml. 
 \l Uuii, inin). X p... .. .... C.J., 
 
 i reject if, refuse it, I am an 
 
 enemy to it ; p. Didirifani/, 
 MiuHtdwa, {niii). S. Miicilama- 
 
 uut. 
 Mo, as eiid-syllalde in POme u. 
 
 v., .'illude.s to a trail or road ; 
 
 as : - ln<ii)io, ondaiiio, innn(/(t- 
 
 doiio, (iiiaxxddniio, miknna ; 
 
 the trail goes tliere, comes 
 
 from there, is large, is nar- 
 row, e((!. 
 Mo. Dirt, exereiiient. 
 Mod, (niii). 1 makejiim weep, 
 
 cry ; jt. mwaa<l. 
 Modji. The Itelly of an animal ; 
 
 pl.-//io'(///(. 
 M6diii/nid(t</n'(id. ft is joyful, 
 
 delightful; j). nni'od.:wak. 
 
 }[odji(inid(iiii, inin]. I rejoice, 
 r am joyous, I deliglit; p. 
 mK'(ul..(iit</. 
 
 Modji[/rnd((iiiid, {niii\. I make 
 himjovous, I make him re- 
 joice, 1 cause him filciisiire; 
 p. i)iir(i..<id. 
 
 Modiit/i'nd<V)io})i(i(/nd. It ro- 
 joices, it delights ; p. vnrdil.. 
 j/ak, — Ni»de inodjii/nidtuno- 
 ni<t(j(td das.tini/ nieiiircniind- 
 (jiii ,J('s\is ; my heart rejoicrs 
 us often as I think on Jesus. 
 
 ModJii/il)i, (niii). I am joyous, 
 
 in li(pior ; p. mw..hid. 
 MOdji<jidce, {nin). \ rejoice in 
 
 f 
 
 ,\ 
 
 I I • 
 
 w 
 
 \ 
 
 Vi 
 
 4' 
 
 t , 
 
 • t 
 
 '1 
 
 > 1 
 
 V 
 
 •I 
 
 t 
 
 I; I 
 
 i1 
 
 ; 
 
 { I I 
 
 r 
 
II ri .IF 
 
 MOK 
 
 — 25<i — 
 
 MOK 
 
 i ; 
 
 !/ 
 
 IMV licnrt, my lionrt is tloli>>;lit- 
 
 ctf; |i. itiirit.jleof. 
 Motljii/is, liiiii). I rejoice ; |>. 
 
 inu'ddjii/itiid, 
 MiUiiw, {iiiii). I caiiHe weeping' 
 
 luul eryiiif^; |t. iiiiiuiiwfd. 
 M(iJ<t(/, or m(nijai/,nilv, A I way.'', 
 
 coiifimiiilly, iiiceHHniifly, enii- 
 
 stuiillv, iKirpedmliy. 
 Mujiitfishin. There i.s nlways 
 
 tliut, nuthiii;^ Itiit tliiU ; i). 
 
 iinvi7,:in</.-Mi')i(i<fis/iiiiOjf iiios/i- 
 
 wc(f (((lopowiniii;/ ; nutliiii;^ 
 
 l)iit liiiiKlkerehiel's are lyiii;^ 
 
 on tlu' tal)le. 
 MujatjiHsin, There is alunyH 
 
 that, all of the HUiiie kiinl ; p. 
 
 ni ivdj.. in (J . — Mojdjfi.ssiii tm nid- 
 
 /citiinaa inUckiHsatj ; iiotliiiit; 
 
 hut iiiodcaHiiiH are lyiiij^ on 
 
 the floor. 
 iMu/iti, (niii), I feel liiiii on me, 
 
 in iru' or al)OUtme; p. viwd- 
 
 jiail. 
 Mcyiton, (nin). I feel it on me 
 
 or in me ; p. vnniJUod. 
 
 I .sliear ; }>. )iiwd- 
 
 I cut liis Iiair, I 
 p. iiiwdjwdd ; 
 
 Mojo we, {niit). 
 
 J owed. 
 Mdjwd, {iiiii). 
 
 shear him 
 
 imp. mojwi. 
 MoJwa(/dii. Scissors ; \A.-dn. 
 
 Mukddw i/isifttt. Tlie .sun rises; 
 J), mwakaang. 
 
 Mulcddn, {iiin). T dij: it up, 1 
 uncover it, 1 hrin<^ it to li^^ht ; 
 p. mioaliadnf/, 
 
 Mukdboij, {nin}. I come forth 
 
 hy the current of a river ; p. 
 
 7Hwa..yed. 
 Mokas, (nin). S. Moki. 
 MoJcnwa, {nin). I dij; him up, ] 
 
 bring liim to light, (anyolij.;) 
 
 )). mwakawad. 
 
 S. MnLti- 
 
 iniii). 1 
 p. inii'd.. 
 
 I 
 
 \V(C|I 
 
 MidcawadJ, [nin). I weep from 
 
 i'old ; p. niwd..id, 
 MdxdWdnd, [nin). I weep or cry 
 
 after liiin, I iiioleHt him ; p. 
 
 nnc.ndil ; imp. ni»kaw<ij, 
 MdlidWdidtnddn, (nin). I \vi'i'|i 
 
 or cry from hun^rer; p. ntwu.. 
 
 an;/. 
 Mnhtiwd.shhdde, (nin). 
 
 nuimniddn. 
 Mokdwindnljiijendiiui, 
 
 weep throu;ih joy ; 
 
 Mnkdwines, (nin). 
 
 throuj^h pain, or anger; p. 
 
 nurd..nid. 
 Mid\dwii>dji)nd, (nin). 1 leiivc 
 • him weeping, J weep parting' 
 
 with him ; p. mwd..niiul. 
 Muki, (nin], I come forth, I 
 
 mak(( my aj)pearance ; p. 
 
 niira/iid. 
 Mukihi, (nin). I come forth out 
 
 (jf the water ; p. mwd..hid. 
 Mukibidon, (nin). 1 haul it (lut 
 
 of s. th., I hring it forth iVoiii 
 
 a hiding place ; j). )nwd..d(iil. 
 Mokihiiji.sse, (nin). I come ii|) 
 
 to the surface of the water; 
 
 p. nnrd...srd. 
 jWdiihii/i.fscnidi/dd. It comes n]i 
 
 to the surface of tlie water; |i. 
 
 niwd..</(di. 
 Mdkibind, {nin). I pull or hniil 
 
 him out of s. th., 1 bring him 
 
 forth, (a person, or any other 
 
 obj.) ; p. mwa..nad. 
 Mokidjiwdii nihi. 'J'he wiitcr 
 
 comes foitii from a .«ource e;' 
 
 spring; p, mtP(i..anff. 
 Mokidjiwdi'ibiii. Spring, source, 
 
 fountain ; {A.-on. 
 Mokidjiwano-nibi. Spring-water. 
 MCtkina, nin). J bring fnrlli 
 
 I 
 
MUK 
 
 ^^ Mill ^"^ 
 
 MON 
 
 It COllU'ff "1' 
 
 lie Wilt cr; \>. 
 
 pniiio olij., I "linw it ; p. iinrn- 
 hinml ; imp. )iuikin. — (I inohi- 
 iimi Joitiidinan, ; he l)riii;iH 
 forth (li(> sliows) liiH nioiK'v. 
 
 Mi'ilkhidii, {iiiii). I liriiiji it I'urlli, 
 I hIiow it ; p. mini. , (lit;/. 
 
 yiokislika^ i)r- >n(i;/it(l. It v'ixvh 
 lip, it coiiK'.M forth ; p. inwd., 
 hdff, vr-inni/nk. 
 
 Mi'iki.sse (/i.iiss. The nun comes 
 Inrtli, the HUM rifles; p. inwd- 
 
 liis.S('(f.—'l']\i' HIUW UN, Mold- 
 
 mil. 
 
 yi'ikixsCf ov-iiid(/d(l. It comes 
 forth, it comes out of h. ih., 
 (e.speciully cnit of water ;i p. 
 iiiii'dkis)^c<f, or-iiKKjdk. 
 
 Mnkilawd, (lu'ii). 1 rii8li upon 
 him Hiul'!<'tily, T muUo nii un- 
 expected iissttiilt upon liim ; 
 |i. iiiwd..u'inl. 
 
 Mi'ilid'l'iii, {iiiii). I woriv it witii 
 !i knife or .some other (Mittiii^ 
 tool, (some wooden object;) 
 |). inwdkotldiuf. 
 
 Mikodd.i.s, {iiiii). I work wood 
 uitii a kiiitc' or some other 
 ciittinj^ tool ; \).mwuki>ildsst)<l. 
 
 Muk(i(l('t.s.S(iu'it/uiiii(j. .loiiier'.s 
 shop, carpenter'n nhop ; pi- 
 mi. 
 
 .)!()ko'l<ins()win. J(Mner's or car- 
 penter'n trade, business, work. 
 
 Mi)k(>i/ds.soH'iiiini. Joiner, car- 
 jienter ; \\\.-ird(/. 
 
 Mi'iLoddwd, (iiiii), or iiin iiiokn- 
 (IdiiKiii'd. I work Pome wood- 
 en object with a knife, etc., 
 for him; p. iiiwdk..wdil. 
 
 Mkodjhidn. Any cutting tool 
 to work wood with, as, jjlane, 
 (h'awinj^j-knife, etc. ; alno the 
 jiiiner'.s or carpenter'n work- 
 k'lich ; pl.-rt». 
 
 Mkudjiijan (/aiiindinif/adc;/. A 
 
 cutting tool that i'* pushed, 
 that is, a jiiane. 
 
 Miikndjiijdus. Small Hmoothing 
 plane ; ( V. raliof ;) \)\.-dn. 
 
 .Mnk/tdjii/dn trkirdiidjii/niidijdk. 
 Work-bench that bites, that 
 is, a bench to work with a 
 drawing-knife on it, a shav- 
 ing-hor.-e ; (!•'. chevalet.) 
 
 Mdkoiiiiiii. Knife; \)\.-dU. 
 
 Mokdiiidiiikc, (iii)i). I manufac- 
 ture knives, I am a cutler ; p. 
 iiiwd..ked. 
 
 .)f(di()iii(iiiikiUri(/fiiiiii/. Cut ler's 
 shop; \>\.-i)ii. 
 
 Mdkoiiidiiikni'iii. Cutlery, «:ut- 
 ler's business or trade. 
 
 Mdkdmdiiikt'winiiii. ("iitler; pi. 
 
 -WdiJ. 
 
 .}f(diinid, tuiii). I work it with 
 
 a knife, {dii. (dij. as, i/ijik, 
 
 cedar ; iidfidi/i.s.s-dij, boaril ;) p. 
 
 mwakditdd ; wnu. i/ioknj. 
 Mdkoiidiif [iiiii), S. Mnkdddii. 
 Mdkdiirin, (/(///I. I beg for s. tli. 
 
 to eat, weeping; p. iiiird..iiinil. 
 Mokoneiiiotdird, {niii). I beg 
 
 him weeping for s. tli. to eat ; 
 
 p. Ill wd. .wad. 
 Motiddpini, {iiiii). I dig out po- 
 tatoes ; p. mwd..iiid. 
 Mi'iHddKlikikiwe, [niii]., I dig out 
 
 nu'dical roots; p. micd..w<'d 
 MoHd.s/ikwaddii. hitii/dii, (iiiii). 
 
 I weed a field ; p. wwa..dii</. 
 Mdiidxhkwe, iniii). I weed, I 
 
 root out bad herbs; p. viird.. 
 
 iri;d. 
 Mdiidwimj. A kind of white 
 
 berry ; \A.-wd(j. 
 Mdiidirhu/iiHihii/oii. A kind of 
 
 yellow ilower ; pl.-o». 
 Mdiu'iiddiii, (nin). i susjiect, 1 
 
 imagine; p. viWd..diuj. 
 Moneidma, {nin). I .-UH|)ect him, 
 
 ;1 
 
 ■'i 
 
MOS 
 
 — rss — 
 
 MOS 
 
 Mi 
 
 * ; »■ 
 
 i;!' I 
 
 ') 
 
 I'l. 
 
 T mifltrnat hiiii ; p. wwa..vad. 
 
 Moiualiirc. A Canadian wo- 
 man ; pi.-'/- 
 
 Mu)ii<ni(/. Montreal ; Canada. 
 — }fiiu'Kniii (iiidjiha, docs not 
 always sijrnitV, ho comes t'roin 
 the citv of Montreal ; it may 
 also si^nily, he comes from 
 (,'aiiada. 
 
 Mo)ii(1in'iiini. Canadian. 'J'his 
 word also si^nilies, an awk- 
 ward unhandy per.son, unac- 
 (juainted with tlio works ai d 
 usages of the Indian life anil 
 Country. Vl.-wa(f. 
 
 M(nii>i(/iraii(''. iiap\vinj]f, (bird;) 
 (F. pivert ;) pi.-'/. 
 
 Mniiiin/wdiieka. Tlierc are laj)- 
 winjfs ; p. mwa..kaij. 
 
 M<))i.i. * Moose, American elk ; 
 (F. ori;.rnai ;i y\.-o<j. 
 
 MiKiitoijaii. Moose-bone; \)\.-an. 
 
 Moniions. A young moose ; pl.- 
 
 Moitsic jii). Moose-skin ; 
 
 on. 
 Monsweshkan . Moose-hon 
 
 pl.- 
 ;pl. 
 
 -wj. 
 
 Monswiidss. Moose-meat. 
 
 Mrpiddn, {uin}. 1 tiiid its pro- 
 per taste in eating or drink- 
 ing it; J). 7)iwa..'viff. 
 
 Mopidji(je, i'lin). 1 tind the pro- 
 per taste of victuals; p. mwa.. 
 (fed. 
 
 Mopwa, (iiiii). I find its proper 
 taste in eating it; p. itiwap- 
 vad ; imp. »<o^;h'/. 
 
 Mas hkda (/winds, ov^inaijod. It 
 comes up to the surface ot 
 the water, and Jloais ; p. mw.. 
 deg, OT-miiijah-. 
 
 * Not*;, Tlie Ii-ttpr n in tliis word, 
 amUii tlio words coiuiw.scd willi it, is 
 ftlmost not heard. 
 
 Moahknihiwindjln, {nin]. I conie 
 up to the surface of the water, 
 and Jhtat ; j>. uiwn..i)i(f. 
 
 Mo.'i/ikdcf/windji.'isc, {iiiir. I 
 come up to the surface of (he 
 water, I emerge, (alive nr 
 (lead ;) p. mwn.sh..iied. 
 
 MoxlikdagwindjisHc ov-wai/dil. 
 It comes up to the Burface of 
 the water, it emerges ; p. 
 mum..seg, or-inagak. 
 
 Moakkayirv. It i.s overtlowed, it i* 
 inundated, there is an iinin- 
 dation, a Hood; p. mwa.-:hku- 
 ana. 
 
 Mo.^hkahowadnn, I nin). I fill 
 it up, with water, etc. ; (a 
 vessel with another ves.sel;i 
 p. muin..an(j. 
 
 Moshkahoioanii, {nin). I till ii 
 up, with water, etc. (a keltlo 
 with some vessel ;) p. muui.sli.. 
 nad ; imp. mo..waJ. 
 
 Mualihahotce, (nin). I am fillinir 
 up a vessel or vessels, jmhh- 
 ing in some liquid witli lui- 
 other vessel ; p. mi/m..u'cil. 
 
 Moshkugami, ov-magml nihi. 
 The water rises, it is ;Ik' 
 Jiowing tide : p. muHi..mi<iy or- 
 magak. — S. OdaskinKKjinl 
 nihi. 
 
 3Io.^hka7n, (nin). I coine u]. 
 again to the siirface ot' tin' 
 water, (alive;) j). mwd.Mn- 
 mod. 
 
 Moahkaossi. IJittern, (bird ; 
 pl.-.f/. 
 
 Mos/ikinad, {nin). I till it, with 
 drg thing!, (a pipe, a kettle;] 
 p. mioa..ad. 
 
 Moshkinadmca, {nin) or, nk 
 mfishkinadamaxLHi. I tillit tur 
 
 him or to him 
 
 .wad. 
 
 , p. mwa.. 
 — Debenimiian , vioshkinada- 
 
(' 
 
 V 'I 
 
 MOJ 
 
 — 259 — 
 
 MOW 
 
 torn, (liii"'l ; 
 
 I tillit, w'nli 
 ipc, akottloj 
 
 nin) c.v, ».''" 
 i,rt. ItillitK'i' 
 
 p. WI<,'(<..IM«' 
 
 moshkinatk- 
 
 v'is/iiii nhidr h! i(ni'cn(lji(/r- 
 
 iri)i; Lord, fill my lieart witli 
 
 tliy ji;racc. 
 McshkiiKidoji, (niiiu I fill it 
 
 with ilri/ tliin<rs; \). i)iir(1..tln(J. 
 Mi'mltkiiie, [nin). I am full ol' 
 
 s. til., lillod with s. tli.; p. 
 
 mwaslildned. 
 ]l.'ishld)iCy t)r-ma;/(i(I. Tt \h i'lill, 
 
 it is filleil up, (with ilrij 
 
 things ;) p. mu'ilshkiney, or- 
 
 iiKiriak. 
 ]lns/ikineahaie, ov-magml. It is 
 
 tilled 'vith flinoke ; p. mwci.. 
 
 Icij, ox-mafiak. 
 M'ls/ikvu'badon, [nin]. I fill it 
 
 up, (a vessel, with somo //- 
 
 (fiiid ;) p. mwd..dod. 
 }lushkinrhana, (?»/«)• I fill it up, 
 
 II kettle with some liquid;) 
 
 ]). mu'(i..iuid ; imp. mo.dxij. 
 ]li>dikintbi, or-magad. It is 
 
 'iill, it is tilled up, (with some 
 
 liquid ;] J). mu'a..bi(j, or-nia- 
 
 (jiik. 
 }[os/ikiueiniii, {nin). "Wo are 
 
 crowded (in a house, church, 
 
 (•!<•.) ; p. lawaskinedjig. 
 Wishkineshkaynji, [nin). It fills 
 
 me, it replenislus me ; p. 
 
 iinra..f/nd. — Mi n awani (/o.s iwi n 
 
 ■nin mn.'ihkinpshkagon, joy tills 
 
 iii(», (I am full ol'joy.) 
 }[i'is/ikincshkaua, \niii). I fill 
 
 Mill, I replenish him with s. 
 
 th. ; p. viwu..v'nd. 
 )f!,i.iir(inigosiu'in .1 in nto.'ihki 
 
 }i(s/tkawa ; I fill him with joy, 
 
 I cause liliii much joy. 
 Muslikincsibingwe, (nin). My 
 
 ■■ves are filled with tears; p. 
 
 Mica. .wed. 
 
 W>shi'p.. ITaudkerchief, both 
 
 anil pocket handker- 
 pl-y. Kiti'hi moshice, 
 
 caterpillar ; pi. 
 
 neck 
 chief ; 
 shawl. 
 
 Mu.s.'ic. Worm 
 viosseg. 
 
 Mi^s.'ihninCigad. It is worm- 
 eaten, (any globular obj., as, 
 Ichi.'i.i, turnip ; (Dtidjimin, pea, 
 etc.); -p. Tmi'uss..gak. 
 
 Mdaii^minngisi. It is worm- 
 eaten, (any globular object, 
 as «t/.9/<mu'/i, api)le; opin, po- 
 tato, etc.) ; p. inuHis!<..sid. 
 
 Mox.v'asagnd. It is worm-eaten, 
 (obj. of wood, as, adopowin, 
 table ; opobiwin, chair, etc. ;) 
 p. mwa..gak. 
 
 M(h.s'^ssagisi. It i.s worm-eaten, 
 (obj. of wood, as, nabagls.'iag, 
 board ; gijik, cedar, etc.) ; p. 
 
 WH'rt...v/(/. 
 
 Mossewnbide, inin). I have 
 holes ill my teeth, I have rot- 
 ten teeth, (worm-eaten teeth ;) 
 p mwa..dcd. 
 
 Mos.i^winqwe, [nin). I liave 
 small pimples on my face; p. 
 mwn..ired. 
 
 Mowidjiiawdgan. Ear-wfix, ceru- 
 men. 
 
 ^fnwidJiw, {nin). I am dirty, 
 filthy ; p. mwa..tord. 
 
 Mowidjiwaje, [nin]. I have a 
 dirty skin, my skin is filthy; 
 p. mwa..jed. 
 
 Mowidjiwingu'c, [nin) or, nio- 
 wingwc. I have a dirty face ; 
 p. mica. .toed. 
 
 2 fold garni g. A dirty lodge or 
 liouse ; \)\.-on. 
 
 ^. j 
 
 u ■ \, 
 
 .« iu 
 
 ^ — 
 
i-| 
 
 N 
 
 NAA 
 
 NAB 
 
 m 
 
 I i 
 
 :;N 
 
 r ; 
 
 No, or ina ; a particle (Icnoting 
 intorrofratioii. — A7 kikeiidnn 
 na? — Doest tliou know it ? A7 
 saqi na ? — Doest thou love 
 jiie? 
 
 Na ? is it 80 ? will it 1)0 so ? do 
 you hear me? 
 
 Na! ina! ■nasfdr. ! inter j. lo! 
 behold ! hark ! 
 
 Naah, (»iii). I have good eyes; 
 p. nenbid. 
 
 Nanh, [nin). 1 am well sitted, 1 
 sit comfortably ; p. ncahid. 
 
 Nonf/wnje, {nin). I cover myself, 
 being naked; p. ne.a..jt'iL 
 
 Naa/iOiin, (nin). I arrange it, I 
 put it uj) well ; p. iiealconad. 
 
 Naakonan, {nin). I arrange it 
 or put it up well, (wooden 
 ol)j.) ; p. neiilvonang. (The 
 saine as, nin nad/iossidon.) 
 
 Nnakos.sidon, {nin). 1 (ix it 
 well, arrange it ; ]). ned..dod. 
 — Milchilcanakobidjifian nin 
 nanltosfddon ; I arrange the 
 fence, (I put it in good order.) 
 
 Naangab, (vin). I am son-in- 
 law, or daughter-in-law, in a 
 liimily,living with the family ; 
 p. nedwiabid. 
 
 Naam/anikire. The daughter- 
 in-law in a family ; j)!.-//. 
 
 Naangish. The son-in-law in a 
 family; pl.-o//. | 
 
 Naaivodi.fi ah ik. The kettle is 
 too small ; p. nean\.sid. 
 
 Nab! mano nab! interj. Well! 
 let it be so. 
 
 Nab na. This is an expression 
 of conte7nj)t, o? at least of 
 little esteem, pignifyiiig : Nut 
 by far, far froui being.,.; (F. 
 il s'en faut qu'il soit.) N(dj ku 
 (xjima ; he is far from bcitiira 
 chief. Nab .fainini ; he is no 
 man, far from being a man. 
 
 Ndbaan, {nin). I fasten it or 
 put it to tho end of s. ih. \m- 
 manently ; p. naidbaany. 
 
 Nabadjashkadn, (nin). 1 far^ten 
 or j)ut it to the end of a stick 
 in a manner as to be able tn 
 take it off again ; [». naidh.. 
 ang. 
 
 Nabadjashkaigan. Bayonet; iil- 
 -an. 
 
 Nabaga, or-magad. It is Hat ; 
 )). ne!)agag, ov-magak. 
 
 Nabagabikad. It ^s llat, (metal ;) 
 p. nel>..kak. 
 
 Nabagdbikisi. it is tiat, (ol'j. 
 as, as.sin, stone; joniia, ."li- 
 ver ;) p. neb..sid. 
 
 Nabagadaan, {nin). I make it 
 Hat, I flatten it; p. nf!>..au[i. 
 
 Nabdgadawa, {nin). I flatten 
 someobj.; p. neb. . wad ; imp. 
 nobagadd. 
 
 roa 
 
 Xidxi/, 
 
 .'^liii 
 
 liijii 
 lioai 
 
 sidtuii^ 
 flat' 
 
 v:^ 
 
NAB 
 
 — 201 
 
 NAli 
 
 SabCtgakukidj . Flat broad i)i{)C- 
 stom j \)Aii. 
 
 SdhiKjashk. Flat broail grans or 
 liorlt; lily ; u\.-on. 
 
 SiibCujaskininaj. Flat o\w\\ 
 liiiiiil, j)aliii. This word is al- 
 ways preceded by a possessive 
 proiiouii ; as: Nin nabuijas- 
 linindj, my Hat hand ; o na- 
 IxKjaskinbulj, his flat hand, 
 etc. 
 
 Siilidt/askinindjitawa, («//<). J 
 strike him with the fiat hand, 
 1 linHet hijn ; ]>. nch..ioad. 
 
 S(ili(if/d(iij. A flat piece ot'wooil; 
 |>l.-(jn. 
 
 Sahihjidjanc, (niit). I have a 
 tlat nose ; p. neb..ncd. 
 
 SdJidijindihc, {nhi). I have a 
 lliit head ; p. neb. .bed. 
 
 Siihdi/ini. It is flat, (obj., as, 
 Joiiiia, silver, etc.) ; p. ucb.. 
 xid. 
 
 Xithdi/issdi/. Flat liroad wood, 
 that is, a board, or plank ; pl.- 
 
 ".'/• 
 Stdi(Vjissauokadun, {uiii}. I 
 make it of boards; p. iicb.. 
 
 "".'/• 
 Sahd<jissa(/okad(;, oi'-ma;/ad. It 
 
 is made of boards; p. neb.. 
 
 ilcij, ov-niaijok. 
 Salxtt/issaao-mikaiHi. Plan k- 
 
 roatl ; \n.-n. 
 yitlxii/i.ssaf/oiis. A small board ; 
 
 hliingle; p\.-ay. 
 Xahai/isscKjoiiu'i/am i(j. Abut or 
 
 house nailed together of 
 
 iioards; \)\.-(>ii. 
 Xdhihjifchimdn. Flat boat, barge; 
 
 \)].-an. 
 ^'nhdtjudabnn. Dog-train, a long 
 
 Iliit sled for dogs; pl.-rt^. 
 ^iil))'t(/odabiiudk ; \A.-un.. S. A'(«- 
 
 Ixhiudabdii. 
 
 Nabdkossidjvjan. Hantllc, iialt, 
 crank; pl.-««. 
 
 N(d)dkossidon, {niii). I put a 
 handle to it, I haft it, (im axe, 
 a hammer, etc.) ; ]t. neb..dod. 
 
 NubakwiKin, ()uu). I ])nt it or 
 fasten it to the end of a stick ; 
 p. neb. .(Hit/. 
 
 Nabdkwdwa, {nin). 1 put or fas- 
 ten some obj. to the end of a 
 stick; p. neb. .wad; imp. na- 
 hdkiod. 
 
 Nabanr. This word is not used 
 alone; it is always connected 
 with a substantive, and signi- 
 fies: On o/(e of the two sides, 
 on the o^/ter side; one (jf the 
 two, the other. (Examples in 
 some of the following words.) 
 
 N<d)ani'!dafiiie, {niii^. I have only 
 one legging on ; p. ncb..sed. 
 
 Nubani'(jad. The other leg, or 
 one leg only. — Nln nab(iiie</dd, 
 kl nabanr ijdd, {.'ic..; my other 
 leg, thy other leg; or, only 
 one of my legs, only one of 
 thy legs. 
 
 Nabanff/ddc, (niii). I have only 
 one leg; p. neb.xled. 
 
 Nabanr (jam, adv. On one side 
 onl}', (of a river, lake or bay.i 
 
 Nabancnik. 'V\\g otiier arm, or 
 one arm oidy. — Nin nabam- 
 nike, my other arm, or only 
 one of my arms ; o nabanr- 
 nike, his other arm, or only 
 one of his arms. 
 
 Nabanrnikc, {nin). I have only 
 one arm ; p. neb..kcd. 
 
 Nabanr nindj. The other hand. 
 — Nia nabaneni ndj , my other 
 hand; only one of" my hands. 
 A7 nrihanniindj, thy other 
 hand, only one of thy hand.-'. 
 
 Nabanr nindj i, {nin). 1 have only 
 
 '\ 
 
 •iV: 
 
 ii)' 
 
 n 'Mi 
 
 1 1 
 
 ♦I 
 
 
 
 ;■» 
 
NAB 
 
 — 2G2 
 
 NAB 
 
 I 
 
 1 
 
 one liand, I am one-handed ; 
 (F.je 8uis niancliut ;i p. neb., 
 id. 
 
 Nabancnow. The other clioik ; 
 only one cheek. — Nin nabanc- 
 now, my oilier cheek ; only 
 one of my cheeks. nabanr- 
 nowan, lii.s other cheek ; only 
 one ol'his cheeks. 
 
 Nabaniishkinjiij. The other eye; 
 only one eye. — Nin nabanexk- 
 kinjii/, my other eye ; only 
 one of my eye.s, etc. 
 
 Nabane.'^nkinjii/we, {nil,). I have 
 only one eye, I am one-eyed; 
 p. neb.. iced. 
 
 Ndbe. Male ; (li. masculns ;) 
 ])roperly of qnadruped.s. J{nt, 
 with the possessive termina- 
 tion, it is also used for hus- 
 band ; as : Nin ndbcm, my 
 liusband ; o nabcnian, her 
 husband; etc. A more polite 
 expression for husband is ivi- 
 diijemiKjan. 
 
 Ndb'^-aiaa. Male 
 animal ; pl.-/y. 
 
 Ndbe-bebej i (joijanj i . 
 
 Ndbe-(jdja(jtns. Male cat, he-cat; 
 pl.-rtr/. 
 
 Ndbck. lie-bear; \)\.-wa(j. 
 
 Ndbekwaidn. The skin of a he- 
 bear; pl.-r///. 
 
 Ndbe-mani)iktani.^h. Male shee , 
 ram ; pl.-^^i/. 
 
 Ndbnnei/. ^lale tish ; pl.-ii'rty. 
 
 Ndbcniik. Male beaver, he-bea- 
 ver ; pi. -?('«'/. 
 
 Ndbe-pakaakwr. Cock; pi. -/<?,'/• 
 
 Ndbc-pijiki. Bull, steer ; 1)1.- 
 wa(j. 
 
 Ndbi'Hsc. Male bird ; pl.-^/. 
 
 Nabcs.'ie o paiakibiniveuii. The 
 cock's crest. 
 
 )eing, male 
 Stallion ; 
 
 Ndbcssini. Ms.le dofj; ; pl.-oy. 
 Ndbvwaian. S. Aiaiiriraimi. 
 Ndbewetjin. S. Aiabeioci/in. 
 Ndbibian, {nin). S. Nd.'^sahian. 
 Ndbibii(/((n. S. Nd.'fsabii</iiii. 
 Ndhibiiije, {nin). S. N(i.s.s<(hliiir 
 Ndbideniijontcbisan. Nose-rinj: ; 
 
 \i\.-(in. 
 Ndbidoa;/, (nin). I take thim 
 
 up on a strin.i;, (j^lass-bial-, 
 
 etc.); p. naidbidood. 
 Nabidoanan, {nin). I take them 
 
 up on a string ; ]). n(tiii..nii,j. 
 Ndbidoan Jdboni</UH, {nhi}. 1 
 
 thread a needle ; i». naii(..(iii;i. 
 Nabidoiijan. A needle tu tiikr 
 
 up with it s. th. on a string' or 
 
 thread ; \)\.-an. 
 .\dbid(ii(/e, {nin). I take u]) en 
 
 a string ; \). naid..ijed. 
 NdbiijUHKujan. Wooden m'Cillr 
 
 for making nets, neiiinj- 
 
 needle ; pl.-(/». 
 Ndbikan, {nin). I wrur it on 
 
 my neek, or aroi'.id my iie(.k; 
 
 J . naidbikant/. 
 Ndbikaica, {nin). I wear suinc 
 
 obj. on or around my neck ; y. 
 
 n<iid..wad. — Aia nabUcmvo 
 
 niosliwe, I wear a haudkii- 
 
 chief around my neck. 
 Ndbikaird(/an, or nabikdi/iin. 
 
 Anv olij. that is worn uii ur 
 
 around tiie neck, collar, nock- 
 
 lace ; yoke ; pl.-a/<. 
 Ndbikawd(jan, or nabikdijan. 
 
 Any obj. that is worn on ur 
 
 around the neck, neck-liaiii|- 
 
 kerchief, string of glass-lifinb 
 
 or pearls, a little cross (jr in- 
 
 dal, etc. ; pl.-m/. 
 Ndbikona, [itin\ I Iiuhl' i! 
 
 around his neck ; p. n(iia..nad: 
 
 imp. ndbikoj. 
 Ndbikwdn, Vessel, ship; pl.-tdi. 
 
 1 
 
WV 
 
 NAB 
 
 — 203 - 
 
 NAD 
 
 1>1 •-";/• 
 (•(,(/(//(. 
 
 [iciiin. 
 ^'ilssii'iiun. 
 biiijnn. 
 \V(.f.sv(/>''/;/i' 
 
 tiike llmii 
 
 1 takctlieiu 
 )(((/(/.."";/ 
 
 I, (»''■")• 1 
 |). nai<i..iiit'J 
 c'dle to liik' 
 111 a string ur 
 
 [ take uiM'U 
 
 juilou neeilk' 
 ets, ii'-'ttin:- 
 
 1 urar it on 
 \\;A my iH'i;l<; 
 
 I wear suim' 
 (I my m'ck ; !'■ 
 
 ^,1 iKlhll-'iii''-' 
 
 V a hamllu'i- 
 
 neck. 
 
 it<ibiki'i'J'i»- 
 
 n worn on "i' 
 
 , collar, neck- 
 
 |v iiahik(iiH">- 
 s Nvorii on I'l' 
 k, ueck-luin>!- 
 of glaHS-l.cii.l- 
 lle crosr* or nn- 
 
 I hau;-' I' 
 
 ^IjSliilSl' 
 
 -{!ll. 
 
 yfihikwdncns. Tlie boat of a 
 vessel, yawl-boat ; (F. clin- 
 |i>U|)e;) Y'\.-nn. 
 
 }\abikicdn'niini. Sailor, mariner, 
 navigator: pl.-jra//. 
 
 ynhilcwnn-oi/iiiia. Captain of a 
 \c.'^sel ; 111.-//. 
 
 Sdhikwatii-piijiw. Tar. 
 
 Suhikwdfison. Sewiii;;-tlireail. 
 
 Si'ihinofaira, (iiiii). I repeat lii.s 
 words ; p. jucii1..ir(i(l. 
 
 Sahis/iebi.soti. Ear-ring, ear- 
 liangiiig ; \)\.-(iii. 
 
 Siibis/ikdDiaira, {nin). I do it 
 or make it in his i)lace, in- 
 stea<l of liuii ; p. naid..irud. 
 
 'u'lhi.s/ikaway {nin). I take his 
 place, his employment, iiis 
 power, I am instead of him, I 
 succeed him; p. naiab..K'cul. 
 
 S(V)is)iifon, (nin). I replace it, 
 I put it in its place again; )>. 
 iiiiid..ti)(L 
 
 Sithob. Broth, soup; (F. bouil- 
 lon.) 
 
 Sdliowadan, {nin). I read it 
 aloud ; p. nai(i..on;/. 
 
 .\'ubowewanwi. The i)oint of an 
 arrow; \)\.-n. 
 
 ^ahiodbiyinan, (nin). S. Nijwd- 
 hi(jinan. 
 
 S(thwan(/c.s/ika hinesJa'. The bird 
 has his wings closed ; p. neb 
 ..iiad. 
 Kahwi'jina, [nin). I I'old it, 
 (obj. of stufi'or ofclothing,as, 
 7»o.s7u('e,hand kerchief ; .'ienibd, 
 ."ilk-stuiJ", rilibon ;) j). neh..nad. 
 — iXdbu'i'fjin ki nioshweui ; fold 
 thy neck handkerchief. 
 ^ahw^Ajinan, (nin). T fold it, 
 (iibj. of stutl" or of clothing;) 
 ]K neb. .aw/. — Nabwrijinan 
 (idopowini(jin ; fold the talile- 
 cloth. 
 
 Nddddbi, (nin). I liaiil out of 
 the water a lisher-linc with 
 hooks, (to take the lislics that 
 are caught on the hooks ■) p. 
 naiddadbid. 
 
 Nddcutn, (nin). I fetch it in a 
 canoe or lioat; j). nnidiiannij. 
 
 Ndddbowe, {nin). I go to some 
 lodge or house to get s. tli. to 
 eat ; also 1 fetch s, th. to 
 drink ; p. naid..wcd. 
 
 Ndd(i(/dincani, {nin). I paildle 
 mv canoe to the shore ; p. 
 n(ti(i..ani/. 
 
 Nddui.'<.s(!, (nin). I fetch wood 
 for fuel in a canoe or boat ; p. 
 )uiidiltiis.'ied. 
 
 A'dddi.s.'i'-id.'i/i, inin) (fr. nin nd- 
 din, 1 tbtcii it ; nin ?»'</( /.v.s'c', I 
 chop, I make wood for fuel; 
 nin binid.s/i, I sail.) J fetch 
 wiioil for fuel, sailing; p. ndid 
 ..id. 
 
 Nddamawa, {nin). I defend him ; 
 1>. n<(id..ii'dn. 
 
 jXdddiidds.^, {uin). I g<> to fetidi 
 s. th., or I go for s. th., in a 
 canoe or boat; p. iiaid..si}d. 
 
 AYtdd.s/ikd.ssiwr, (nin), (fr. nin 
 nddin, I fetcli it ; ni(is/ik<is.siic, 
 grass, herb, etc.) 1 fetch hay, 
 I fetcli reed or rusli, to make 
 mats; p. ndid..wcd. 
 
 Nddasi:uii(jandwn, (nin). I go to 
 
 liim to fetch what he owes 
 
 me ; p. )taia..i('ad. 
 A'dda.sinai;/ane, {nin). I .1.1 c) and 
 
 fetch what lie owed me; p. 
 
 naid..ncd. 
 
 Nddd.'isabi, {)iin) {as.sdb, net ;) I 
 fetch a net or nets (out of the 
 water;) p. naid..bid. 
 
 Kddassunaiianc, {nin) {da.'<so)ifi- 
 ^a»,trap;j I go to r.iy traps, 
 
 ,', 
 
 V 
 
 in: 
 
 i > 
 
 ..11 
 
If > 
 
 NAD 
 
 — 264 — 
 
 NAE 
 
 
 If 
 
 U 
 
 }.':.< M 
 
 or, I fetch u\y traps ; p. 7iain 
 ..ncd. 
 
 Naduwa, [uiii]. I fotc^li liiin, in 
 H CHiiot' or bout; p. naiadd- 
 tvad ; imp. iinda. Niiid awi- 
 ndddKUi, 1 <j() tofVtcii liiiii, (in 
 ii ciiiioc.) Niii l)i-it(i<l(tW(i, I 
 came to lolch Iiiiii, (in u ca- 
 noe.) 
 
 Nddvnimd, (niii). I take rct'n^fo 
 to liiin, (lor ,'<('Ciu'ity, I'orcliiir- 
 ity, I'or lielp;) p. Hai<t..niad. 
 
 Nddin, (uiii). 1 fot(;ii it; j). )idi- 
 ddid. Niiid (iici-nd<lin, I //o 
 to fetch it, I {/<) lor it. A'//(. I)i- 
 luid'tH, 1 coiiic to fctcli it, 1 
 come for it. 
 
 Nddinissc, {iiiii). I fetch wood 
 for fuel ; p. nuiddiiiisscd. 
 
 Nddis/ikatdioc, inin). I letch lire, 
 {ixlikote, lire;) p. ■iidi(i..W(:d. 
 
 AY/dJihi, (niii). I fetcii or C(j1- 
 lect the ."^jip runiiinii; from tlie 
 mapk-troe.s in :i .su^^ur-hufsh ; 
 p. iid.ia..id. 
 
 Nd.djibidin,{nlu). I fetch !i(]nor, 
 (in ji canoe or boat;) p. iidid.. 
 diiij. 
 
 Nddjibishkdni, {niii). I letch 
 hcpior, (ualkiiiir ;) p. iidid.. 
 
 Nddjiddljdddu, (iiiii) {niiid oda- 
 hddan, 1 drag it ) I fetch it, 
 dragt^ing it after me, I carry 
 it on a sleigh ; p. ndid..dii(j. 
 
 Nddjiddhdiid, {niii) {niitd odd- 
 bdiid, I drag him.) I fetch 
 him, dragging him after me, 1 
 carry him on a .sleigh, (a per- 
 i^on, or any other object ;) p. 
 n(iid..nad; ii»p. nadjiddbdj. 
 
 Nddjlddbi, (niii). I letch ,«. th. 
 or carry .s. th. on a .sleigh ; p. 
 ndid...id. 
 
 Nddji(jabawilawd,{niii). I come 
 
 and stand before him, J pm 
 
 my.'clf before liim; jt. uuiit.. 
 
 irdd. 
 Nudjiiiumanessi. A kind oi 
 
 fitarling, (bird ;) pi.-//- 
 Nddjiitijittui, (idn). I tly to him 
 
 for pr(jtection, for eufety ; p. 
 
 iidid.,iiidd. 
 NddjinijiiiddH, {nin). I lly In 
 
 it or in it, lor satety; p. vidn.. 
 
 "".'/■ 
 
 Nddjiivane, {nin). I fetch aluiwl, 
 carrying it on a i>ortuge-.'^ti;i[i; 
 p. ndid..ncd. 
 
 N((dubdn, or ndddbdijan. l!iii> 
 ket to fetch the f<a]> of iiiii|il(- 
 tree, or water ; \)\.-(tn. 
 
 Na(b')bi, {nin), 1 fetch or cany 
 water ; }>. naiddobid. 
 
 Nddonid, {nin). I fetch him. 
 carrying him on my Icick, (u 
 lier.-^on, or .'^ome other olij.. ; 
 p. ndid.:ni(ld. 
 
 Ndibjii, [nin). I fetch a canoi' ; 
 p. ndiddonod. 
 
 Nddonddtn, {nin). I tetcli, car- 
 rying on my back ; p. naia.. 
 aiKj. 
 
 Ndddnddn, (nin). I feleli it, 
 carrying it on my back on a 
 portage-strap ; \\. ndid-.tiini. 
 
 Nddoice. A. kind of big eerpciit ; 
 pi.-//. 
 
 Nddoirc. Irotpiiji Indian ; pi. -v. 
 
 Nddoiocni, {nin). I .speak tin 
 Jrociuoi language ; p. nula.. 
 (lowemod. 
 
 Nddowcniowin. Irorpioi lan- 
 guage. 
 
 Nddowessi. Ot. Siou Indian; 
 lA.-waij. S. Btvdn. 
 
 Nact/dddni, adv. Jjitlle, vfiv 
 little. 
 
 Ndri/d/c/i, adv. Slowjv, quietly, 
 softlv. 
 
lini, 1 l>»t 
 ; jt. nuiii.. 
 
 kiml «)t 
 
 I i\\ lullllll 
 
 • Biitl'ly ; i>. 
 
 ). 1 iiy t'> 
 ty; \). ""'"•■ 
 
 fetch aluinl, 
 jrta^t-sti-.ii); 
 
 (h/au. l>nc- 
 aj) of iniiiiU- 
 \.-(tii. 
 
 -tell or ciiny 
 bill. 
 
 1 fetch liiin, 
 
 my back, (a 
 
 . other olij.' ; 
 
 -tch a canoe ; 
 
 I letch, ciu- 
 ick •, I'. »"' 
 
 /!(. 
 
 1 feleli it, 
 xy hack on it 
 
 I. aain-^'i^'J- 
 big Boriifiit ; 
 
 [niUan ; I'l':'' 
 
 £ Hpeak llu' 
 
 ,e ; I). H«m.. 
 
 Iroquoi 
 
 laii- 
 
 Siou Indian; 
 
 in. 
 
 LitUe, v^'iy 
 
 uwlv, (luittly, 
 
 NAG 
 
 Sufiiihiin, {iii'hk T 
 coiiU'iitod 
 
 — -'(Ij — 
 
 NAG 
 
 iitn 
 
 laiiDV 
 
 )icrn- 
 
 ildiK/. 
 
 (11)1 
 
 id, fnin). I ploa-c Iiiiii, 
 I iiiiiko liiin coiiteiiU'd, jrl.id ; 
 
 |i. iicr..(t< 
 
 J. 
 
 }iiini)l(tiiiiiiiii, iiiiii]. I jdeasc it 
 \).iu'('..tnd. — iji iKc'iKhimifd 
 
 unit 
 
 CO 
 
 le ; 1 
 
 iitciitod. 
 
 le madt' inv 
 
 II 
 
 heart 
 
 (niii). I allow it, I 
 contented ; 
 
 ani 
 
 Siinnliiii, 
 
 willinjj:, contented ; p. iicrii- 
 
 iJilii)/. 
 .\iiniiiii, (iiiii). I jrather or put 
 
 up provisionn. I keep tlieni, 
 
 •onsorvc thcin ; p. iia'iiiinoil. 
 ^iK'niiiiriii, (iiiii). T put it up for 
 
 food, to eat it hy and liv ; p. 
 
 iicriiiiiiiid. 
 Sdriiilliniian, (iiiii). I put it up 
 
 or collect it lor food ; p. iier- 
 
 iiiiiioil. (V. Coiij.) 
 Sdi/dii, (niii). I iiitidor liini to 
 
 ilo H. th., or to jj;o somewliere, 
 
 1 retard hi in ; p. iiri/and. 
 S'lii/iifiii, (iiiii). I meet it. (a 
 
 canoo, boat, etc.) ; p. ncijaanij. 
 Stiildilaii, iiiiiii. I leave it li'e- 
 ahandon it; 
 
 nml ; I forsake it, 
 p. ii<y..aiif/. 
 
 .In 
 
 hd'lddaowe 
 I'l 
 
 [nin] 
 
 1 leave he- 
 ind people, in a canoe or 
 lioat ; I leave somehody a.^hore; 
 p. iH'i/..u'i;(I. 
 
 Sit(/((dan'a, {nin). I leave him 
 beliind, in a canoo or hoat, I 
 s\irpass tiiiii in paddlinjr, row- 
 ing' or sailin<r; also, I leave 
 liini asiiore, 1 don't einhark 
 liini ; p. ne(j..ioad; imp. na- 
 ijadn. 
 
 ^diliitJi'iulam, (nin). S. i\a(/coli.i. 
 
 ^(iiindnidaniowin. The state or 
 nisposition of l)eing inured or 
 accustomed to s. tli. 
 
 I'.'.KT II. 
 
 Sii(/adi'n'hiii,\(nin]. f nni nfvd 
 or accustomed to it, i'iUTe(| to 
 it ; i).'nc!/..an(/. 
 
 Xiti/((ih'nini(f, (nin). \ am a-jcus- 
 
 tomed t( 
 
 liim, 
 
 I 
 
 am aeciis- 
 
 tome(l to see liim. to hear him 
 
 to converse 
 
 with 
 
 Mini 
 
 .mat 
 
 I. 
 
 p. 11'. I 
 
 Ndi/d'hniiidi.s' (nin). T accus- 
 tom myself to s. th., I feed 
 myself accustomed or used to 
 s. th. ; p. II ('(/.. .sod. 
 
 Xdi/diii.'i, (nin). I am accustom- 
 ed, used, inured ; )>. nri/ndi.sid. 
 
 Ndi/dili.tiwin. riiurement, use, 
 cuHtom, habit. 
 
 Ndijadjiidix, (nin). I get my.self 
 accustomed, T endeavor to 
 ;ret used to .s. th. ; p. nei/...s(nL 
 
 Ndijddjinijinid, (nin). I leave 
 him, tlyiiiij: from him for ."afe- 
 ty ; p. n('</..nidd. 
 
 Sd;/<idjinijinddn,(nin). T leave 
 a place, tlyinjj; from it for 
 .safety ; p. nei/.-ani/. 
 
 Nti(/ddjij>iddii, [nin). I urn ac- 
 customed to the taste of it ; p. 
 IK.'!/.. dill/. 
 
 NiKjddJiju'd, (nin). I am accus- 
 tomed to the taste of Home 
 oiij. ; )i. n<'i/..irad. 
 
 Ndyddjitnn, [nin). \ am accus- 
 tomed to make it, or to do it ; 
 p. n<'(/..1nd. 
 
 Ndijddjiii'dn. 'J'lie water is hind- 
 ered, it .stops, it cannot flow 
 any further ; p. nei/..diii/. 
 
 Ndi/uid..i/i, iiiiii}. I am hinder- 
 ed by a contrary wind to 
 sail any farther ; p. neg.id. 
 
 Ndi/din, (/fi/t). I sing; p. neya- 
 innd. 
 
 N<:ifdnii>-inii!<indiijdii, .Son^-book, 
 hymn-buok ; pl.-«/f. 
 
 Ndijdnion. Song, livmii ; pl,-«//. 
 
 18 
 
 :rf 
 
 , .V 
 
 .1 
 
 i 
 
 . I 
 
 I I 
 
 n * |k 
 
 'i • iV 
 
 ■•i' 
 
 
NA(.l 
 
 — 2(5(1 - 
 
 NAG 
 
 ■ I . 
 
 !i, ^ i 
 
 u 
 
 t 
 
 N(i(/urnol((WU, {iiiii). I Hiii;:liiiii ; 
 i Hiiijr his priory, Iuh priiiHe ; T 
 siii;i; to him ; \). iu<i..xmi(l. 
 
 A(i(/ainf'>iriii. Singing, the act 
 ut'nii)giiig. 
 
 Nai/diid, {niii). I leave him he- 
 liind, I Knr[)asa him in a 
 walking or running; I for- 
 sake liim, ahandoii him ; p. 
 ncijdiiad. 
 
 Nuiidnishkad. lie tliat starts 
 first, predecessor ; Ibrerunner; 
 
 NuijCinisid. lie that is Ibreniost, 
 superior, inaster, foreman, 
 overseer, boss ; \)\.-jiii. 
 
 y<it/diiini(l Kit<lii-niik(dcu'iku'(i- 
 naic. Superior Great Bhuik- 
 gown, tliat is, Areliliisliop. 
 
 NaijaoH'C, [ain). 1 meet ; p. ne- 
 ;/(toin'({. 
 
 Nitijdxhka, {mil). S. Niujddi. 
 
 Namlslika, oi'-muijad. S. Ndtjish- 
 k(i. 
 
 A thing that 
 and hinders it 
 
 Nayaxedebison . 
 stopa the foot 
 to go farther, (luit is, a stir- 
 
 rup 
 
 (F. ('trier ;) \)\.-aii 
 {iStiyd, alhules to stopping; 
 sid, 10 tlie foot; tho termi- 
 nation bhoii, to a string.) 
 
 Ndgasnfawa, (niii). I listen to 
 him attentively, I follow his 
 
 J' discourse with my thoughts; 
 p. naid..ad. 
 
 Nu'jdfu, (nin). I stop, I stand 
 still ; p. neydtad. 
 
 Ndi/atawdhaina, (nin), (nin iia- 
 nar/aiairdbuiiia, fre(|.) 1 look 
 upon him observing him, i 
 watch him, consider him; p. 
 naid..)iiad. 
 
 Ndr/afawdbandaii, {nin) (nin nd- 
 nayataicdbandan, freq.) I ob- 
 
 serve, watch, consider il ; p. 
 
 ii(iid..(in(f. 
 Ndiidtdirrndnni., [nin). S. Knnit- 
 
 l/dtdircndain. * 
 Ndi/d/c/i, adv. Later, afli'i- 
 
 wards, a little while after; \<\ 
 
 and by. 
 Ndt/dfwaadon inikana, (nlih, 
 
 (pron. nin ndijdUnddidi in...) 
 
 1 follow a trail or road ; |,. 
 
 nt'(/..d(id. 
 Nd>/dhrdird inikirain, (nin) (pmn. 
 
 nin ndi/dfnird in...) I follow 
 
 the ifti along a creviec; |i, 
 
 ne(/..v'dd ; imp. ndi/alicd. 
 Ndtjdn'd, (nin). I meet him, in 
 
 a eanoe, boat, etc. ; p. najd- 
 
 irad ; imp. ndtjd. 
 Ndi/dicdi/cnddm, \nin). I ani in 
 
 a hurry ; p. n(tid..dn(/. 
 
 dv. Far yet, liiit 
 
 is yet tiir, 
 ; }). naiiiij.. 
 
 Nd[i<Urds.sd, adv, 
 
 not very far. 
 iWn/cwd.s.'^-airdd. It 
 
 but not very far 
 
 ivdk. 
 Nd(jikdWdd. It is nothing, it i.-< 
 
 worth nothing; iieij.n'dk. 
 Nd(/ikawcnddi/o.s, {nin). I iim 
 
 little esteemed, little tlmui'lil 
 
 of, I am insignificant, worth 
 
 little ; p. iie<j..sid. 
 NdijikdwendatidHia, (nin). 1 
 
 make him msignificanl, I |iui 
 
 him low, I j)ut him down ; p. 
 
 nt'(j..ad. 
 Nai/ikaivcnda(/ir<(d. It is insi;r- 
 
 nificant, little thought of; p. 
 
 p. n ('</.. leak. 
 
 Ndjjikau'enddn, \nin). I think 
 little of it, I esteem it low, in- 
 significant ; p. ne(j..an(j. 
 
 * XoTK. Tlip frnjunilntire verbs dl' 
 this kind being coninionly iisixi, we will 
 put tlicMi all iintU'r Xaiiaii. 
 
lltfit 
 
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 Xtitfi/itlirniinit'/, {iiiii't. \ ostccin 
 
 I'liiii little, 1 think liltio of 
 
 him ; p. iieii..niii(L 
 ,\)i(/ik'fiir)'iu'ii(lis, (///;/). I csleoni 
 
 iiiysclt" little, 1 hiuc a poor 
 
 (ipiiiioii of myself; |t. iirif..s(i(l. 
 y<ii/i/>(nris, {iiin}. I iim iiuthiii^, 
 
 worth iiothiiiir; p. ni'(/...si(l. 
 Xiiifiiiiii .' iiitorj. lid! liehulil ! 
 Xiij/in/iltdi/r, [niii). I meet; p. 
 
 iiri/..i/('(t. 
 \(ii/i.s/ihiii, iiiiir. T meet it ; p. 
 
 II ri/.. (I II I/. 
 Siiifis/i/tdira, iiiiii}. I meet liim ; 
 
 p. iic</..iriii(. 
 yai/is/i/i(iilniliiiiiii, iiiiii). We 
 
 meet each other ; }>. ii(i/..ili(/- 
 
 ../'.'/■ 
 Siii/i.s/ikddihliiriii. Meeting:, (in 
 
 tlie ruad, not assemhlv.) 
 Sih/ds, {iiiii). , I appear, I am 
 
 vi.^ilile ; p. iKiiatiosiil. 
 Xii(f(isiiriii. Appearance. 
 S'li/watl. It aj)pear«<, it shows, 
 
 it is visible, it is evident ; p. 
 
 iKiir/f/iV'ik. 
 Siiijwdiloii, iiiiii) 
 
 koiifl ; two rahliits have lieen 
 (;aii;.'ht in snares last iii;.'ht. 
 
 Atii/ii'('i('ih. Uaiiiliow; pl.-//j. 
 
 Adi/iri, (iiiin. I appear, I make 
 my appearance; p. niiidi/irioil. 
 
 I\'ih/iriiilis, 'iiiii). I make my- 
 self visible. I api)ear in a vi- 
 
 ,.:^ ;•; / 
 
 sion ; j). ii>iid..sinl 
 
 Ndifiriiilisi/iriii 
 sion 
 
 Apparition, vi- 
 
 T 
 
 in 
 
 catch it 
 a snare : 
 
 with a snare, or 
 
 p. liri/..(iil</. 
 
 s\'ii;iiri((IJi!/e, (iiiii). I (^atch with 
 
 a snare ; p. nri/.j/iil. 
 f\ailW(1()<iii. Snare ; (F. collet ;) 
 
 Y\.-uh. 
 Xaijwdijaiu'itV>. String Ibr a 
 
 snare; pl.-//^ 
 Sd'jirdi/diii/x'c, {iiiii). I niako 
 
 snares ; I lay snares ; p. //'■,'/.. 
 
 kcil. 
 Xnijirdi. Sleeve; pl.-^//(. 
 Sdi/irdiia, {III. I]. I catch him 
 
 with a snare, or in a snare ; 
 
 p. ii('i/..ii(i'l ; imp. iiiii/inij. 
 h'd'jird.s, (niii). I am canjrht in 
 
 a snare ; j>. ncijivdsoih — Nij 
 
 wabiisni/ (ji-naywd.sutroij ilhi- 
 
 t~ I ^ » 1 1 . 
 
 Ndidi/, adv. S. Kij'ti. 
 
 Aaidiijs adv. 'J'ill, until ; a loni: 
 time. — Knn'iii iididiij ilf(</iri- 
 .s/iiii.'<i ; he d(.ies not come a 
 Ion;;; time. iMiiifiri.ss i/i-kUc/ii- 
 niiiiri iiiddiij ijinilidil ; my son 
 wopt much until he fell as- 
 leep. 
 
 iXin'i'iiJ, adj. S. Nfinij. 
 
 Xiiirfitii'dtl. 'J'here is a little of 
 it ; p. ncieldirdk. 
 
 SdiclmriK, [iiiii). lam of a little 
 nuiiilier, that is, my family i.s 
 small ; p. ncic.siil. 
 
 iXdiifdirisiijiiii, [iiiii). We are 
 a few in number; p. iiiicsiil- 
 
 Ndiliiijcdii isliknie, iiiiii). T re- 
 pair or stir the fire with a 
 pokor ; p. ii('ih\.diif/. 
 
 Xdikiiijri;/di>. Poker to stir the 
 tire; pi .-a//. 
 
 Ndil:iiiici(/(\ iiiiin. I stir the 
 lire with a poker ; p. iiei/i.. 
 tjed. 
 
 Ndiiiiiiiu''i(fis. {lu'ii). I am an 
 upri;:ht man; p. iieiii..>iid. 
 
 i\'difi/il,ir/fnd(iidii, [iiiii). I (ix 
 the door, I put it well ; p. 
 iicish..dn<i. 
 
 Ndis.sifoii, [iiiii). I put it well 
 or ri,Lrht ; p. in'i.Jnil. 
 
 Ndiid, iulv. Just, like purpose- 
 ly.— A(f/7(/ ijiirelidil ; it just 
 happens so, (like purposely, 
 
 ri, 
 
 lit 
 
 ■1 !<;:» 
 
 ■ i ■ 
 
 m 
 
 
 y 
 
 \i 
 
 H 
 
 
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 If! 
 
 NAK 
 
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 NAK 
 
 alfliou^'li not purposely. I \>ii- 
 la ntuKjnm lii il>i(firix/iiu ; tlimi 
 coint'Ht j)iHt now, (wlu'ii least 
 CXpeeted, or, wlieii iiiiicli ile- 
 nireil, or, when loiiMt desired, 
 etc.) 
 
 Ndi/fdiii, (tiiii). I uin nliedieiit ; 
 p. iicifdin/. 
 
 Nnitliiinniriii. Oliedienee. 
 
 NuUltiwu, [lihi}. I iuii oliedieiil 
 to him, I 01)03' him ; p. nei.. 
 
 U'd'f. 
 
 Ndjuhinn, (iiiii). J draw it over 
 
 a Htrini^or cord ; p. nahi.jiiuj. 
 Ni'iji) f)iii/(iii. Violin; \)\.-an. 
 A'i'iji(l)ii(/(\ inin). I draw .«. th. 
 
 over a .-itriiijr ; also, I play on 
 
 the violin ; i). ii<(i)')J..ijctf. 
 Najii/aii/((ii. Scruper; pl.-r/;r 
 Ndjiijdiiji', inin). \ scrape !i 
 
 skin or hide, to make it soli ; 
 
 p. naia.jjed. 
 NdJiniJinKi, {niu). S. Nddjiniji- 
 
 nid. 
 Ni'ijinijinddn, (nin\. S. Nndjini- 
 
 jinddit. 
 Ndjos/ikak pd.s/i/cisif/au. Douhle- 
 
 iiarreled irnn. 
 NdJ(')kir>'iriiL A man who has 
 
 two wives, a liigamii^t ; j)l.- 
 
 Ntikdkn/dni, or i ndkaknjd in, ad\. 
 'i'hia adverii, in conncuition 
 with Home other advorh de- 
 miting direrfion, signifies the 
 side of a river, bny, hike, etc.; 
 as: (}ni(( ndkakc(jdin, on this 
 side of the river, etc. Wedi 
 nakaki'i/dnt, on that side 
 there. Anindi nakdkcijdni. ? 
 On whi<;h side ? 
 
 Adkdkiid, or indk((ki'id, adv. 
 Tiii.s adverh, preceded by an- 
 other adverb denoting direr- 
 dun, nr \>y a substantive, has 
 
 \ 
 
 the signiticatiiMi of the Hiij- 
 lish syllable icurd, or imnds, 
 or i>\' loii'drdH. (For example^ 
 see ( )t(diipwe ( irammar, "Ad- 
 verbs denoting ilirfrfiim.'"} 
 
 A'dkdirr, ad\ . I"'ir.<<t, before all. 
 — Xakdirr' dninnidn, ii/'/ninni 
 ddsli i/dtris/iiiiiim iri-niltdidii 
 (irst pray, and then lie down 
 to sleep. 
 
 Ndkoddnifiiiin). I consent tn -. 
 th., r |»romise to do h. th., nv 
 to go somewhere ; p. nek"- 
 ddnij. 
 
 Ndknind, (nin). T promi.«c him 
 to do .s. th., or to go sonii- 
 where, I consent to what he 
 is asking me; p. ucknindd, 
 
 \dkiirl)id(>n, (nin). I (Miteli 
 some obj. that is thrown i" 
 me ; p. nt'k..dod,. 
 
 Xd.kirr'hind, {n.in). I catcdi simic 
 obj. that i.s thrown to me, nr 
 that tlies by me; p. n.ek..n,iiil. 
 
 Ndkirc'ndt/c, {niii}. I shoot in 
 the air ; p. nck..(jeil. 
 
 Naktr/'irdnd, (uin). I slioot him 
 in the air, ( I slRiot a bird l!\ - 
 ing;) 11. nek. .Wild. 
 
 l\'dku'e.s/ikoi/(', (nin). S. Noiji.sh 
 kdijc. 
 
 Ndkwe.s/ikdn, (nin^ S. Noi/ixh- 
 k<ni. 
 
 Nakwcskkaicd, inin). S. Nai/i.s/i- 
 kaiva. 
 
 Ndku'i'slikddddiinin, (nin). S, 
 Ndi/is/ikddddiniin. 
 
 Ndkicr.s/iknddjjiirin. S. Ndi/i.':ii 
 kiidddiu'in. 
 
 Nakwcfd;/e, (nin). I answer, I 
 gainsay, 1 give bail answer^, 
 short answers; p. nek. .</('</. 
 
 N<(kweta(/e.s-/ik, inin). 1 nse tn 
 answer, to gainsay, to givf 
 bail ar)swer.s ; p. nek. .id. 
 
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 Xiikii'riaiii, (iiin). I niiftwcr, I 
 
 ;j;ivc nil iiiiHwcr to a (|U('sti(iii ; 
 
 ulso, I ;j:aiiisiiy, I an^wor iiii- 
 
 Iiro|K'rly ; p. iicfavi'tdiii/. 
 S(ihii'i't(nn<ni'in. Kwhwwy \ \i\.-(iii. 
 X(i/nri/((iiui, ill ill). I answer 
 
 liiiii, I ;:;iv(> liiiii an answer to 
 
 aqiifstion; or, I answiT him 
 
 inipropi'rly ; p. iich..W(iil. 
 Xiiiii, as cntl-sy llalilc in Mninc ii. 
 
 v., si;rnilic8 hnttl/iiii;/, <>r s. 
 
 tl>. ri'latin;^ to it; as: ^'i'ikI 
 
 ishkiiuiiinin, I hroallie niv last. 
 
 AV// JtiJilKiiuliti, I liri'atlic l>y 
 
 lon^r intervals; etc. 
 SihiKimn, (niuj. 1 have a tiiir 
 
 wind ; p iiaiOmnnnii. 
 N(iin(i(iiii(/ii'(i(l. It is u liiir wind, 
 
 trood lor sailinLT : p. ii(ii(i..irii/\. 
 Nuiiiitddl), [iiiii). I sit down, I 
 
 uiu Hitting; p. in-m..bi(l. 
 Ndiniiildhia, [niii). I make him 
 
 sit down ; p. iinti..(i<l. 
 KiiiiKnUihihni'a, iiiiii). f sit 
 
 down hy his side, near him; 
 
 p. iiein..ir<ul. 
 X(ii)iii<laliiiviii. Sitlin.L!'; a seat. 
 
 — Kitc/ii-ix/iiiia naiiiaddliiu'iii, 
 
 throne. P\.-an. 
 Xttiiia(hv)i(i</<«1. It is higher 
 
 than large; p. neiti..<jak. 
 y(iiii(7}\i)iui, [iiiii]. 1 anoint his 
 
 head, I ))Ut grease, ointment 
 
 or pt)made on his heatl ; j). 
 
 iii'iii..)iail ; imp. nanuiloj. 
 XdindkdiiiiJis, mill). 1 anoint or 
 
 grease my head ; p. item. .soil. 
 Xdiiidkiriwiii. Grease to anoint 
 
 the head, ointment [tor the 
 
 lioad, pomade. 
 XdiiiaiKlJ, adv. K.x))resHioii of 
 
 douliting or not knowing. 
 XditninJ) ejiiorbadoi/iceii. I 
 
 don't know what happened ; 
 
 Of. T don't know how it is. 
 
 XdDiiliidJ did i/niiddjdiriiiif'ii ; 
 I don't kiiou when I shall 
 start. 
 
 Xdiiiiiiidii, iiiiii). I am let'l- 
 hamled ; p. nniiiiiidjiil. 
 
 Xdiiidiidiii/iid. * The hilt leg. 
 
 Xtiiudndjiiiik. The lel't arm. 
 
 XdiiidiiiijinindJ. The left hand. 
 
 Xdiiidiiiljiiidir. Tlie left «dieek. 
 
 XdiiidiidJi.^/ikiiHjii/. The lel'l 
 eye. 
 
 Xdiiidndii.^iil. The lel't foot. 
 
 Xiiiiidldkdiir, i)\'-in<i!i(iil i.s/iKotr. 
 The lire hiazes up ; p. iinii.. 
 
 • II CI I, {iV-uiitijdk. 
 
 .Vdiiidlr/iii/d/xiiri. fie sets him- 
 self upright , he stands up, he 
 erects himself; iF. il flemAte;i 
 p. iKiii .irid. — .\'diiidl<Iiii/i1lid- 
 ii'i ko iiidkwd ; the hear uses 
 to erect himself, (to stand u})- 
 right. like a person.) 
 
 X(iiiid1i-lii(idd. It is ohlong, it 
 is longei- than hroad, (stutl';) 
 p. ii('m..(jdk. 
 
 XdiiKttidiiijisi. ft is ohlong, lon- 
 ger than hroad, as, iiKisliin-, 
 hanilkertdiief; .'<ciii()d, rihiion 
 or silk-stutf; p. nom..nid. 
 
 NdiuP. Sturgeon; pl.-(ro_v. 
 
 Xaiiiihiii. Carp, sucker, (I''*'' j) 
 
 ' pi.-'?.'/. 
 
 X((inrl)iiiii/dii. Carp-hone ; \)\.-itii. 
 
 XdDirliiiii-i/i.sis.s'. The moon of 
 suckers, the month of Fehru- 
 ary, and too: i»ii/i.s-iH'i[/ini.s.s, 
 the moon of the eagle. 
 
 Xa/)iri/d.<i.'i. T -out ; ]^].-dff. 
 Xainnjossiyaii. Trout-hone; pi. 
 -dii. 
 
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 Xomcf/nsfiikd, or-nidj/dd. Tlicrc 
 
 arc tronf, ur iiiaiiy trout ; \>. 
 or-nifi'/tik, 
 XaDK'f/iis.f/'kaii. Place wlicre 
 
 tlicre arc maiiy trout. 
 XtiiiK'j/o.s.sihdiiiinf. At, to <ir 
 
 front sncli a plare. 
 XoDirkirdii. Glue. 
 XtnuikiCidiihc, iiiiin. I make 
 
 glue ; |). iiciti.Ji'iI. 
 N(ii)i('kwiiiiik(''u'iinni. G luo-lidi- 
 
 Icr ; pl.-//v?7. 
 Xanirtnf/. Dried fish; pl.-jro//. 
 Xdiiinrih. Stiirirc'on Lake. 
 Xniiii'wihisihi. Stiirjieoii River. 
 X(niH-in'i(/ait. Stnrj^eoii-]»oiie ; 
 
 ])I.-rt//.' 
 Nfiwixlikitl. He tliat i.« in a ]>ail 
 
 liahit of (Ijincinjj;, a haliitiial 
 
 <iancer ; [A.-jiij. 
 Xduios, an end-syllalile in .■^ouie 
 
 n. v., relate.'^ to .snioke ; Xih 
 
 ;iik(iii(i))i(>s, it .''iiifikef in my 
 
 IniMse. Ni)i (/il)tr(tii(i)iios, I 
 
 am stifled with snioke.. Xin 
 
 Jihandmos, lean endure much 
 
 snioke, ete. 
 Nana, {nin). T f'eteli him, (a 
 
 per.son, or any otlier ohjeet ;) 
 
 p. naiihind : imp. vaj. 
 Xind airi-iidna. I f/o to fetch 
 
 him, I !/it for hiu)." 
 Xin bind nil. I roineto fetcli l)im, 
 
 I ('oinc for him. 
 Xdiidiidttmofon mikaiin, (nin). 
 
 T repair a road ; j). ncn.Aod. 
 XdiKiannin, (nin). I prepare 
 
 myself for singiiijjr, hy cough- 
 
 injr a MttU' ; p. ncii..rnod. 
 Xanahdni.f, (nin). I am cauglit, 
 
 cheated ; p. nen..sid. 
 
 Xdnahcm, adv. Just now, only 
 now ; too late. — Xdnahem ki 
 daijwishin yi-ishkwa-anokiiig ; 
 
 tliou oomest only now when 
 the work is (h)ne. 
 
 XdtuKjaiiiindKinia, * {iiiii:. \ nli- 
 serve him, consider liim, 1 
 watcli him with my eyes; ]> 
 )i((i((ii..>ii(id. 
 
 XtiiKKjalawdhdiiddn, (;////) or. 
 ///// ddndsoiiddii. \ coiitciii- 
 plate it, I <;onsider it, ob.-ervc 
 It, watch it; )). ndidi)..dn(j. 
 
 Xdnd(jdldW('.iiddni, [nin). \ re- 
 flect, meditate, consider, cun- 
 teniplate, deliberate ; ji. miin 
 ..xnj/. 
 
 Xdn<i</dfdii'endd>nddi.'<, (nin). ^. 
 X<ind</((fdir('nindis. 
 
 Xdn(ii/(ii<(ic<'ndd)n((dis(>)na;iad 
 nindr. My heart reflects or 
 meilitates upon itself; p. nai- 
 dn..!fnk. 
 
 Xd niujdiincenddmou'in . Medit;i- 
 tioM, ctintemplation, rcllic- 
 tion, consideration, delilieia- 
 tioii. 
 
 Xdnaijaidwenddn, (nin). I ic- 
 flect or meditate upon it, I 
 consider it; p. ndid..dnij. 
 
 XunaiialdU'cninid, (nin). I re- 
 flect uiM)n him,(u])on hiscnn- 
 duct, his manners, hie ([uali- 
 ties, etc.) ; p. naidn..»idd. 
 
 Xdnagdtawenindi.'i, (nin). I re- 
 flect upon myself, I considei' 
 mv.self; I examine my con- 
 science; p. ndidn...rod. 
 
 Xdnd(/dfiiu'('nindis(ii('in. lietitc- 
 tion upon one's self; exaniin 
 of conscience. 
 
 Xdndjfina, (nin). I stoj) him. i 
 hinder liim ; p. nen..ad. — Xin 
 
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 syllable ill tliis iiiid some other verli^ 
 Here, rrnirks the/re(/H«7i^i/i(v verb, iiml 
 
 lludfts to a repetitiou, or coiitiimatioii 
 of the same act, 
 
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 Mition of the til 
 ,onu> other %.;r- 
 ■ntulivf vert), • 
 or coutinuiiuuii 
 
 VdiKhjiiintf u'd-^Du'if/ftl/'dji'if ,■ I 
 liiinli'i' (stiip, Hcpiirate) ))('()plc' 
 tliiit intoiid to light. — S. Xujd- 
 kfi, or, Nuijud. 
 X(m('i(/iiiiw(', {niii). I stop, hin- 
 der or sopariite (i<rhters ; p. 
 
 IH'II..V't!d. 
 
 KiiiitiiliHiii, '(;//'/). I write it, 
 ('orre(;tiiig it ut the same tiiiio ; 
 ]». ii('ti..niitf. 
 
 Xdiidihiij/oii. Corrcctcil or 
 inemled writing, corroctod 
 copy ; ))!.-«//. 
 
 Xdiinihih/c, (iiiii). T corrector 
 mend writing, I am writing a 
 corrected co]>y ; p. )icii..f/eiJ. 
 {Xin iimuliioii, I mend or 
 correct it; iiiiid ojibiiye, 1 
 write.) 
 
 Xiindikiajeau hhkote, {ui)i\, 
 fre(|. I repair the tiro, I stir 
 it u|) ; p. von..(inii. 
 
 X(iii'iikinjei</(ni. Polcer, com- 
 monly an iron har to stir the 
 lire with ; pl.-(/;(. 
 
 Xandikiiijc'KjniKik. A stick or 
 pole, (not an iron liar,) to stir 
 the tire witli, wooden poi\or ; 
 \)\.-on. 
 
 Xdiidina, Iniu). I arrange or re- 
 pair it, I mend, fix it, 1 pnt 
 It in good order again ; p. iicn 
 ..iKid. — Xiii i/i-iu(iidiiia dilxii- 
 t/isiasivati, I repaired the 
 watcl). 
 
 Xdiiaindn, ////*). I put it in 
 good order ; p. neii..any.. — 
 lii.skitniai/annii m'n ip-nanai- 
 )uiiidii ; I put in good order 
 tiie "hircli-phites." {H.liiskifc- 
 iKKjdn.) 
 
 Xdiuiissilchiyade, or-wd<jdd. S. 
 Xdiidifc/ii(/ddi'. 
 
 XdiidisKifc/iiije, {mn). S. Nand- 
 itchu/e, 
 
 Xdiidifisi/nii, inhi). S. Xd)uii- 
 
 toil. 
 
 Xdiidi/chi</ddi', or-)nd(/dd. It i.s 
 rej)aired, arranged, mended, 
 .settled ; p. iH'ii..d('ij, or-))i(Ujdk, 
 
 Xdiidifc/ii</t\ {iiiii). I repair, 
 mend, correct, settle; p. iini.. 
 f/ed. 
 
 XdiiaHnii, {in'ii). I repair it. I 
 mend, correct, arrange it, I 
 improve it, I settle it; p. neii.. 
 idd. 
 
 Xdnditowin. Repairing, correct- 
 ing, reparation, improvement, 
 arrangement for the lietter. 
 
 Xdiidkoiid, (iiiii). I deti'iid my- 
 self against him, [ resist liim, 
 I combat him in sell-defence ; 
 p. iirit.Jidd ; imp. udiidkoti. 
 
 XdiidkoiKin, (iiiii). I defend my- 
 self against it, I combat it, [ 
 resist it; j). ne)'..aiuj. — Xin 
 ndiidkonan bdiddairiii ; I com- 
 bat sin;' 
 
 Xdiidkud, lni)i]. I detend my- 
 self; p. )ie)idkirid. 
 
 Xdiidku'iiriti. Self-ilefence. 
 
 XdHdindd, iiu'ii). 1 frighten it, 
 (a wild animal, a duck, etc.) I 
 startle it ; p. nen..ad. 
 
 XdiidiiiddJKjan. Frightened ani- 
 mal in the woods, startled ani- 
 mal, duck, etc. ; p\.-d<j. 
 
 Xdiidii, num. Five. 
 
 Xdiidnddirid, {uin). I doctor 
 him, T give him medicines in 
 his sickness; p. neit..ad. 
 
 Xdddnddwii(/os, («///). T am 
 doctored, mecjicines are given 
 tome in my sicknes.s;p. neii.. 
 .sid. 
 
 Xaiidiiddiciiirc, iiiitiy I iloctor, 
 I give medicines to a sick per- 
 son ; p. nen..urd. 
 
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 Ndiidiulnioiiwfiiuiiini. Doctor, 
 idiVHiciaii, ii iiiiiii skilful in 
 curiiiji (liHeascs ; \A.ir(ii/. 
 
 Xdiidiiildiridiriii. Mrdiiniic, re- 
 iiiody ; iiiiaiiiii' iKiiKiiiilnin'"- 
 iriii, a sacniiiK'iit, the holv 
 ined.ciiio. 
 
 Xaiidiidoii'is, iinn.) I am cured, 
 I am niadcwholo ; [i. iien.,si<L 
 — S. Xddjiiii. 
 
 Nandiidawitrliiimii. A nick }K'r- 
 HOii taken care of and doctor- 
 fd ; pl.-m/. 
 
 J^^iiidndawiluHf, (inn), a. .\(i- 
 nandawia. 
 
 Xaudiidatciiivdwiii. S. Xdiidn- 
 dawiiwewiii, 
 
 NanAndidxui, [nin], 'Veq. S. 
 Nimdobaii. 
 
 Nandiidohoniknndiiniii, {nin), 
 free], S. XaiidoLaiiikandiniiii. 
 
 K(tiidiidoli(niikandiuun. S. Nun- 
 dohanidiindiwin. 
 
 Nanandodjiiui, (///«), freq. For 
 tluH and other /'rci/iienlafire 
 verbH of this kind, look un- 
 der Xandodjiita, etc., where 
 tliev appear as fiiiuple verhs. 
 
 Nandndoina, [nin). I be"; him, I 
 pray, ask or request lilm t()r 
 8. th., I implore his help and 
 assistance; p. n('ii..iii(id. 
 
 Nnndnddinandjii/e, {niii],\m\. S. 
 Nandoinadjiyc. 
 
 Nandndnmowiii. Petition 
 pl.-rt/«. 
 
 {nin) 
 
 rc- 
 
 (piest, entreaty , 
 Kandndo.Hlikitf 
 
 T 
 
 ro 
 
 from one place to another to 
 li ear what they sav ; p. nen.. 
 led. 
 JXdiuindoi^hkitegahau', [nin). 1 
 
 stand still in different place.<, 
 
 to hear what is said ; p. iuh., 
 
 will. 
 Ndiidnddslikiii'slik, (nin). I am 
 
 in a had hahit of jroing rcMUnl 
 
 to hear what is said; j), mu.. 
 
 kid. 
 Niuidiiii/anin, (nin). I tear soinc 
 
 an. ohj. with the teeth ; j». inn.. 
 
 mad. 
 Nitiidniijanddn, (iiiii). I tear it 
 
 with the teeth ; p. ncn..(iiii/. 
 Xdiidiiiiiii.shkd, ov-maijitd, trcq. 
 
 It is all torn to pieces every- 
 
 where; \). ncn..kaj/, ov-nia[/<ik. 
 
 S. Niijanlikii, etc. 
 Nandniijdnlikdn, [nin), fre(|. I 
 
 tear it all to pieces, every pan 
 
 of it ; p. nen. .(till/. 
 Xandiiij/dti/ikaird, {nin), fre(|. i 
 
 fearsome obj. all to piece,- ; 
 
 )>. nen. .wad. 
 Xdiiiiiiiiuin, [nin). We are live 
 
 of us ; p. ii(iid..djii/. 
 Xdnaninon. There are live ; |i. 
 
 naia.. nil/in. 
 NandnJ, adv. S.XaidnJ. 
 Naiidpadaami, (nin). S. ,l(ijii.-<!ni- 
 
 ijauini. 
 Nandpai/ain, [nin). 
 
 mocking somebody 
 
 thing; p. ■ncn..nidd. 
 Xandpai/timdn, [nin). 
 
 mocking, for deri.sion ; 
 
 ..Vldd. 
 
 Xandpagaindnan , ( nin). 
 him, mocking, I sing his char- 
 acter or liis qualities, for i\v- 
 rision or contempt; j>. //'//.. 
 viod. (V. Conj.) 
 
 Xandpaf/andJ, atlv. Shamefully . 
 worth mocking ami derision. 
 
 XaHdpaijandjia, {nin). 1 insult 
 
 or 
 
 1 
 
 sin;.', 
 souie- 
 
 sing it 
 
 p. Ih Ii 
 
 1 
 
 -IIIU 
 
 nim. 
 ad. 
 
 I mock him 
 
 I. mil. 
 
NAN 
 
 — i I .> - — 
 
 NAN 
 
 Shamet'iillv. 
 11(1 (U'risi<'ii. 
 in). 1 iii>iil' 
 
 M(iiuip<((i<iii(ljil(iii, iiu'in; p. iicii 
 
 ..foil. S. Xdiiapiii/itii.soiiiltni. 
 Xdii'liHti/dii.sHiii/o.s, [iiiii]. I 
 
 .spciik iiisiiltiii;: mocking 
 
 words ; I iiiiuiiiiir ; p. iini.. 
 
 sill. 
 \(t)iu])(i(/inisi)iii(i, liu'ji). I iiKH'k 
 
 or insult liiin ; I iiiunnui' 
 
 against liini; j.. iicn..ni(itl. 
 y(ni(i)i(i(/((ii.soiii(aii, [iiiii). I 
 
 iiKK'k or insult it ; p. iit'ii..<iiii/. 
 y<iii(ii>(i</((iisi>n(/i', [iiin]. I mock, 
 
 I urte uiockiii;: l»n<^uajic ; 1 
 
 uuiruiur; p. iiciLJ/rd. 
 S(in<tpi(h.il<tiii, iiiiii). I nidck 
 
 rept'atin^ wunls, I ri'pcal 
 
 wiirds ot' souichnily in a iiHuk- 
 
 inj^ uiaiiiK'r; p. iieii..t<iiii/. 
 XaiKiiiidiildU'd, iiiiii). I mock 
 
 him, imitating his Hpcaking 
 
 or liis voice, repeating ai'tor 
 
 him ; ]>. )t<ii..i('a(i. 
 Xdiiiijiii/ijirc, ^iilii). 1 speak in 
 
 a mocking manner; j), ncii.. 
 
 ifcd. 
 ydudpiffijireuiin. M o c k e r y, 
 
 speaking mocking words. 
 NdiKipiiiid, {dill). 1 speah to 
 
 iiim certain words, relying on 
 
 s. til. ; p. in')i..iii(((l. 
 Xdidipinidii, iiiiit). I rely du it 
 
 ill speaking certain words ; p. 
 
 iU'n..iii(Hl. 
 .VdidijiiinoiKin, (niii). I rely on 
 
 him in speaking certain 
 
 words, or telling s. th.; p. dru 
 
 ..IIHlJ. 
 
 Xdiidpinidiriii. Speaking with 
 reliance on some oliject. 
 
 XdiKipofp'.s-, (nin). I atn im]^o" 
 tent, r have no power, no au" 
 thority ; p. iieiL.sid. 
 
 Xdiidstiah, adv. S. Aidpi. 
 Xdiidii'<t(], It i;ives no profit. 
 
 tloes not produce anytliiug ; 
 p. iieii..dir(ilx. 
 
 Xdddirnildd. It is deficient, 
 useless, uiiiu'ofitalde ; p. ;(('/(.. 
 ddk. 
 
 Xdddii'ddis, iiiiiit. 1 am an un- 
 pi'olilalile, useless |)erson, I 
 am losing my time, I gain 
 nothing, accpiire nothing, 1 
 lalior in \iiin ; p. //c/i. ..■</(/. — 
 S. Addii'i'iri.s-. 
 
 Xdddirdj, iidv. I'selessly, iin- 
 )M'olitaldy, loosing time, to no 
 purpose. — Xdiidirqi nin hi- 
 indilis, I live unpi'dtitahly , 
 (my lite is destitute of g<pod 
 works.) 
 
 Xdiif'nridd, (nin\. i'vv{\. I cannot 
 hii v(? him, cannot reach him, 
 (any ohj.); p. ni'n..(til. 
 
 SdHi'iwinan, [nin), fre(|. I can- 
 not have it, 1 cannot reach it ; 
 p. ncn.juKi. 
 
 Xanairis, idin\. S. Xdndityldis. 
 Anairdiris. 
 
 Xdudit'isse, inin). I burst asun- 
 der ; ]). ni'n..seil. 
 
 Xdddiri.s-si', OY-nuKjad. It hursts 
 asunder, it falls to jjieces; p. 
 /(('//. ..se//, o\'-maijdk. 
 
 Xdddd, in compositions, signi- 
 tie.s .scidtin;/, sedrc/iin;/, tri/id;/. 
 
 Xduiidipniin, {nin). I take more 
 than I ought, or more than I 
 want '; also, 1 do all in my 
 power ; p. n en.. mod. 
 
 Xtinddkikcndan, (nin). I try 
 or endeavor to know it, {o 
 learn it ; p. )ien..adt/. 
 
 Xdndrikikt'diina, {nin). I try to 
 knovv him, I inform iny.self 
 ahout him ; p. nen..viad. 
 
 Xddildnidsi/dm, [nin). I try to 
 hear what is said, I listen, i 
 lioark'cii ; p. ni-n..dd(/. 
 
 i 
 
 ii 
 
 i ' 
 
 I 
 
 » ' 
 
NAN 
 
 271 
 
 NAN 
 
 iiiWl^i 
 
 ' 
 
 ' 
 
 I 
 
 lU'll. 
 
 am si»v 
 
 !'}■ 
 
 XouililvHusUdU'd, {lu'n). \ liC'ivr- 
 kt'ri, to know wliiit lie sliiill 
 SUV ; |i. iieii..ir(iil. 
 
 NaiiddiiiihirciKlfhi, (iiiii). I ti'v 
 to rocuU it to iiK'iiitiry, J cii- 
 <U'iivor to recollect it ; (/(/// 
 viiliwni(hni, I rccoUect it;i \>. 
 
 N(iii(l('niiilireiihna, {iiin). I trv 
 to recollect liiiii, to recall iiiiii 
 to iiieinorv, (to recollect liis 
 name, his appearance, etc.) ; 
 p. iien.:iiia<L 
 
 NdiiilthrrihtdiKi, ill ill). 
 liim, I look tor him ; 
 iikkI. 
 
 NaiuJinrdto, (iilii). I 
 int; out ; p. )i('ii..f<t(l. 
 
 Naiiihurdtoii, {niii}. I f^py it out ; 
 p. lien.. tod. 
 
 \an<1aw^ii(laf/o.<i, (nin). T am 
 desirable ; al.«o, J am desired 
 to L'ive or to do or to say s. 
 th. ; p. n('n..si(/. 
 
 N(iii<hiiriii(liii/ir(i(l. Ft is desir- 
 ed, it is desiralile ; p. iicn.. 
 
 VHtk. 
 
 Nomlaireinhim, {iiiii). I desire ; 
 p. iiPii..<ni</. 
 
 NdnddWi'iKJji lieu- ill. Looking 
 for, seeking, (especially in 
 hunting or tishing.) 
 
 Naiidairrniiiia, (nin). I desire 
 him, I wish to have him, T 
 require him to do s. th.; j). 
 iien..mad. 
 
 N(iiid(uri.s,siii, {nin). T look tor 
 s. th. to eat ; p. nen..iiid. 
 
 Ndiidoijiii, {nin). 1 am .seek- 
 ing, searcliing. 
 
 Kandoban, (nin). I try to make 
 war-captives, slave?, I go on 
 a war-party, on a war-excur- 
 Hion, (according to tlie Indian 
 manner of making war ;) p. 
 
 ii(')i..iiid. iAhoiiini, signiiii-, 
 Indian slave.) 
 .\<indidn(iiikandiniiii, iiiin). W'l 
 are at war with each oiIk !• ; 
 p. nfn..didjiij. 
 Xdndnhdiiikdndnriii. Tmliiin 
 
 warfare. 
 .\diiduhdniiriii. Kndoavor Id 
 make slaves, Indian warliin-. 
 .Xdnddhi, {nin). I look for wii- 
 ter, or for s. th. to drink ; |i. 
 nenddhid. 
 Xanddiiiniit'd, (nin). T am Inini- 
 ing with a how and urrou-; 
 p. lien. .wad. 
 Xandodjiiid, (nin), (nin ntiihhi- 
 ilodjiiid, freq.) 1 seek or search 
 him liy feeling in the (Uuk. I 
 grope him ; p. iicd..ndd. 
 X((ii<lodJinaii, (nin), {nin lunidn- 
 dodjinnii, freq.) I seek it liy 
 feeling in the<lark, I grope ii ; 
 ]). n('n..dn(/. 
 Xdndoiiid, [nin). I call him U> 
 me, I send him word to cuinc 
 to me, I invite !iim, I cite 
 him, I summon li i ni ; \i. 
 ncndoinad. 
 Kdiidnindkomc, (nin). I .seanh 
 
 lice ; p. n('n..med. 
 Xdndoindkirnc.'ihi. Ajie, num- 
 key, (louse-searcher ;) pi. -/(/(/. 
 Kand(inidiidJi(/(', (nin), {nin mt- 
 nfiiidonidndjij/e, freq.) I smli'. 
 I search 8. th. by scent, (like 
 a dog;) p. nen..ged. 
 Xdiidoiniiio.t, (nin). I am CJill- 
 ed to go to someljody, or to pt 
 somewhere; f). nen..sid. 
 Naiidoinii/o.siwin. Call received 
 by I person to go somewhere. 
 Xdnd()niiku'd,(nin). I am hunt- 
 iiig beavers, or searching 1 lea- 
 vers; p. nen..ived. 
 Xandand.'iiia, (nin). I seareli 
 
NAN 
 
 _ '27:> — 
 
 NAN 
 
 \< 
 
 iinloavor to 
 an wiivl'iu't'. 
 look till' wii- 
 o ilriiiU ; !'■ 
 
 1 am ln\iii- 
 aml arrtiw-; 
 
 I i-all liiiii '" 
 word to ciiiiu' 
 
 e hiuu I fi't' 
 ion h i HI ; v- 
 
 (nin), {mil im- 
 
 ebo.lv, or to 
 
 (i-Q SOnit'WlH'lt. 
 
 ..irnd ; 
 
 liinit- 
 
 I cnl- 
 activf 
 
 I IH- 
 
 licc on liislicad; p. iirii..s(iif 
 
 \iiiiiliiiiririi, iiiiii). I fifcU him, 
 I liiok tor him ; p. iicii 
 imp. iKiiitloHC. 
 
 yitiiiloshiJif, iiiiii). I am 
 iiiL' fiiicks ; p. ii(ii..l>i(l. 
 
 \iiii<h>slikiinitiin', (^in'ii ). 
 ii'ct my cri'ilits, my 
 ijelits ; 11. ii(ii..i/ril. 
 
 S'liiiilnshkiinKtii'd, [niii\. 
 (picst him to pay nu' what ho 
 owi'.>< me, to i)ay hi.s credit ; p. 
 ii('.ii..w(i(L 
 
 SiiiKjoxlikaH,) nin). T try to jrct 
 piiid, to ;iet my credits, (ac- 
 tive dolits ;i p. nen...s(Kf. 
 
 S'lindotdiji', (nin) or, ////( luin- 
 ifotiun. 1 li.sten, I hea ken, 
 eiidcavorinjr toliear what they 
 .-;ay ; p. iien..(ji'il, or, itendu- 
 laiiij. 
 
 yanddfain, (nin). I a.-^k, I re- 
 
 iH'tition 
 
 iicndti 
 
 he 
 
 //('// 
 
 J lie,^ for 
 
 . T heir for 
 .<IoiL' (V 
 
 i|ue.<t, 
 
 tnnt/. 
 X(in</n/(iin/}(/(', (nin). I 
 
 inendica,!', a.sk ahn.s : 
 
 ..ijcd. 
 \iinil()i(inin(/i'n, [nin). 
 
 it ; )). nen..(/e<l. 
 \iui(lof(iniin/('iiiui,(nhi 
 
 .-^ome olij ; p. jic.n. 
 
 (\)\\].)i'akn'oji(ian nin bi-nan 
 
 (((ilanui(j)'n(tn ; 1 (tome to be<r 
 
 for some hi'ead, (or Hour.) 
 X(niilofii)nt'i(/('.s/il,-, [niiD. 1 am 
 
 in a bad habit of beirijinij:: D. 
 
 nen..kid. 
 
 X)in(I(>fain(i(/('irin. 
 
 iiejrgary, mendicity 
 X(in(l(>f(V>iow((, (nin). f a.sk him 
 
 for s. til., I beg him, 1 reipiest 
 
 
 lum ; p. n<'n..ir(id. 
 
 Xnndutamowin. Askinjr, i)eti- 
 tion, re([nest for s. th. 
 
 Xdndolnn, \nin). I bo;r i'or it ; 
 
 I reqniie it ; p. Hrn..inii/. 
 Xdiididdifd, I/////). 1 li.^ti'ii, I 
 
 lieai'ken, eiKleavoriiij: to hear 
 
 what lie i.s .saying ; p. urn.. 
 
 ii'dd. 
 Xdndirniu ni, \nin). I am call- 
 ing without .seeing the person, 
 
 I call ; p. ni:n..niiid. 
 Xdiidirrirmid, inin). I call him; 
 
 I call tor .some obj. to have it ; 
 
 p. i/cn.jndd. 
 Xaniliveicenddiis (nin). \ call for 
 
 it, to have it biick again ; p. 
 
 ju;n..ani/. 
 Xdnilireii'(:si(je,(nin}. F call by 
 
 tiring gnns; \). n('ii..f/i'd. 
 Xdid'hiulcnildni, (nin). I snfi'er 
 
 in my thoughts, in my mind ; 
 
 p. n(n..ddii(/. 
 Xdnckddis, {nin). I sutler ; p. 
 
 ii('n..nid, 
 Ndniiliddi.siwin. Su tiering. 
 .Xanelcddjid, {niii}. I make him 
 
 sutler, 1 treat him ill ; p. ncn 
 
 ..dd. 
 
 Xdnckddjion, (nin) or, nin nn- 
 nididiljifdii, I make myself 
 sutler by it, using it sparing- 
 ly, in order to have it longer, 
 (provisions or liquid ;) p. ncn 
 ..od. 
 
 Xdnijdn. It is light, not heavy ; 
 p. ndidiKjdiuj. 
 
 Xdni/e, adv. This word is used 
 to express the i-nnlrdni of the 
 verb which it follows; as; 
 Nin /likenda ndnije. ; I don't 
 know it, A7 nihiviikd ndni/e ; 
 thou art not wise. Difhtre 
 ndnije ; he is not telling the 
 truth. (It is a kind of irony.) 
 
 Ndni/endan, (nin). 1 think it i.s 
 light, not heavy ; p. naia..an<j. 
 
 I 'I 
 
 'i ! 
 
 u 
 
 Y 
 
 \-A.. 
 
 \- i I 
 
 I \ 
 
 ('' 
 
NAN 
 
 — 27(1 — 
 
 NAV 
 
 VI 
 
 1i 
 
 <i 1, 
 
 >'* ' Hi 
 
 ill ill). 
 
 liis iinn 
 
 IS 
 
 1 
 
 Ktlviienima, iiiiii). I tliiiiU lie 
 
 is li;:lit, (tiny ohj.); \>- iiain.. 
 
 1/1(1(1. 
 Nnii!/la, iiiiii). I make lijrlit 
 
 Momc otij , r lii^litcii it ; \t. 
 
 iKiidvi/idd. 
 Nfiiii/idec, (niii). My liciirt 
 
 liL'lit, coiitcntcil, happy; 
 
 ii((i ('/..('( I. 
 X(hi(/iiiil>('s/ik(iW(i, 
 
 tiiaiic liini inovi' 
 
 naiii..W(((l. 
 Sdiiijis, [iiiii). I am li.irlit ; ji. 
 
 iKiidiH/i.'iid. 
 NOiKjisidc, [iiiii). I am li'ilit- 
 
 footc'il ; p. lUtUL.ded. 
 N/iiu/i.sidrs/iiii, (uhi). Ilinrtiny 
 
 loot, (liiiockiii;^ ajiainst s. tli, 
 
 ill my way ;) p. n(ti(1..iii(/. 
 AYiiif/Jf()n,{iiiin. 1 make it lidit, 
 
 I li.L^liteii it; p. iiaidiH/ifrxl. 
 Xdih/iirdiic, (iiiii). I liavoa ligiit 
 
 load or i)ack on my Imck; p. 
 
 II (I id.. lied. 
 Kdii(/w(iii(t,nd\-. So, tliufl, then. 
 
 (It is used ill an intcrroL'utive 
 manner and j)hu'.ed always 
 immediately after the verb.) 
 — \\i UKidjiiicau ndnrjwana ? 
 So they will ,<io away ? Ci- 
 niho nunywiina f He is then 
 dead ? 
 
 Kanihdiawc, {nin) OT,7iin nain't- 
 jiihaiduw, I'recj. 1 yawn or 
 jjjape, (lioin,!!; slcopy ;) jt. luiid 
 ..ivcd. 
 
 Ndnihdinweti'in. Yawninji;. 
 
 Xdiiihdw, [niin, tmp I stand 
 here and there, in ditiert'iit 
 plaees successively ; p. luiid 
 ..tfid. 
 
 Ndin'hi/ii(/dnoiia, iuiii). I speak 
 to him in a scoldinji; manner; 
 (nin (finiona, I sjteak to him ;) 
 p. nni..iidd. 
 
 Xddihikiind, {nin). I s(!o|.l liiin. 
 
 I reliukc, uphniid, rcpi'ininii.l 
 
 him ; p. nin..nidd, 
 Xdnihikiiiddn, (nin). IscuM ur 
 
 r(d>uke it ; p. n('ii..dii(i.— Sn- 
 
 iiiiii/ini nin. iidiiihil.iiidKn 
 
 niiidi', iji niu/('/ri-iJiirrlidl,\ | 
 
 ri'liuke often my heart, l.t- 
 
 causc it is so wicked. 
 Ndiiiiidii^ciidd(/(i.Sy (nin). 1 mn 
 
 rejected, abandoned, L'riev id ; 
 
 p. n<'.n..Kid. 
 Xdiiiiidweiiddijii'dd. It is n- 
 
 jecl''(l, aliandiiiied, sad ; |i, 
 
 niii..wdlx. 
 Xdiiiiidwrnddin, \niii). 1 uin 
 
 sad, atllicted in my mind, I 
 
 am sorrowful, I moiiin, I 
 
 L'rieve ; p. n('ii..dn</. 
 X diJ ndwrndamowin. Sadness, 
 
 affliction, mouriiin>r, <!;rief. 
 .\diii(/diiunid, [iiin). 1 .urii'Vi' 
 
 him with word.s ; p. n('ii..iiiiiil. 
 Xnniiidiriii(/irr, {nin). My fai'c 
 
 is marked with jjrief, I hiivc 
 
 a sad countenance; p, ncii.. 
 
 wed. 
 Xuninavnnf/wcidis, [nin). *\ 
 
 mark my face with sadii('-< ; 
 
 p. n I'll. ..sod. 
 Xdiiindwis, (ni)i). I am an oi- 
 
 ))han ; }>. n.cn..isid. 
 Xdnindirifd(/o.s, (nin). I lanicnt. 
 
 I expre.ss iirief, sadness, ulllir- 
 
 tion ; p. neth.^sid. 
 
 Xdniiic/, num. Five times; llic 
 tifth time ; in live manners ur 
 ways. 
 
 Xdninijini, adv. Often, often 
 times, frequently. 
 
 Xatu'nf/niinnnij, or Vdniiigati- 
 ninujiii, adv. Sometimes, dc- 
 casionally, now and thru, 
 anon. 
 
ii 
 
 in). My t'lU'c 
 irricf, I liiivi- 
 Mi", p. Ht'"" 
 
 NAN — 2 
 
 Siiiiiiti/Hdii'dDii) iiiiktiuti. The 
 triiil (ir roiiil >|»lits in scvcnil 
 ilircctioiis, tlicrc arc several 
 
 NAl' 
 
 A'- 
 
 iniiiclies u 
 
 .IIKItJ. 
 
 ftli 
 
 e ru;i 
 
 ). lion 
 
 iiinpinix. 
 
 (iiiii\ 
 
 iiin weiiK, 
 iiilinn, sick, lirnken \>y sick- 
 ness ; j). nt'n..sifl. 
 
 ydiiipiinsiiniitfdit iiiinlc. My 
 lietirt is weak, iiiliriii, sick; 
 1 1. II I'll.. link. 
 
 Sdiiijiiiii.siiriii. Weakness, iii- 
 liniiity, sickncHs. 
 
 SniiisaiKid. It is (lanL'cnius. 
 perilous ; p. iii'iiisumik. 
 
 yiiiiisaiii'inhi'/ii.'i, iiiiii). r am 
 considered dan,ij;eroiis ; I am 
 ilanL'crons ; p. iu'ii..siil. 
 
 Sdiiisiiiii'iidiii/iriiil. It is consi- 
 liered (langerons, ilis daniicr- 
 oiis, periiuiis; p. iicii..ii'iik. 
 
 XdiusiiiiciKldiii, (iiiii\. I tliiidv 
 there is danger; p. ih'iljiui/. 
 
 Xdiiisdiiciiiliiii, {nhi). I cunsi- 
 iler it daiigerotis; p. o iidii... 
 
 Xiinisdiieninia, {nin\. I consi- 
 il'T hini dangerous, I think he 
 i- dangerous; p. iH'ii..inu(L 
 
 Sdiii.saiiiu, {ilia). I put liiin in 
 danger ; p. urn. .ml. 
 
 Sdiii.sdiiiidi.s, (iiiii]. I put niy- 
 seil' in danger, in jeopardy ; 
 
 p. IICIl...'iO(l. 
 
 \(iiii.sdiiin,d</(i.<i, (iiiii). I hjok 
 dangerous; j). ui'n..sii(. 
 
 \(iiii-s-diiind(/wd>l. It looks dan- 
 gerous ; p. neii..Vdk. 
 
 Kuiii.^ani.'<, {nin). lam danger- 
 ous; also, r am in danger, in 
 peril ; p. iien...siil. 
 
 X(iui,'<dni,siwiii. Danger, peril, 
 jeojiardy. 
 
 Sitnimnilnijd^, hiln). I am dan- 
 gerous by my speaking ; p. 
 ncn,.sid. 
 
 Sdnisdnlttiii'i, 
 
 iini] 
 
 I I 
 
 lear 
 
 iim with appridiension ol'dan- 
 
 ger 
 
 I list 
 
 en to liim with the 
 
 impression that tlu're is dan- 
 ger in his speaking ; p 
 
 iirii. 
 
 inii 
 
 .Xdni.sdni/nii, (iiiii\ I put it in 
 danger, 1 expose it to daiiL'or; 
 p. iii'n..id<l. 
 
 Xdnildi/d/idiiiindi/iridl. It is 
 twiligiit ; p. iii'ii..irdk. 
 
 .\'diiji,[iiin). S. AV/z/ymv. 
 
 Xdiiji, ov-md(/d((. S. Xdniis,ri\ 
 in'-iiidijdd. 
 
 .V((/t//.s'.sv', ill in), I sliilc down ; 
 I ily down ; I descend, (slid- 
 ing or living ;) p. ndidiiji-SHitl. 
 
 Xdiijis.^r, uY-nidijdil. It slides or 
 tlics down, it descends ; p. 
 naidii/is.sri/, or-iiidi/nk. 
 
 Xdiid, num. live, (itefore siih- 
 stantives denoting mkasihk, 
 ol'time (jr (jtiier things.) 
 
 Xdiiirrwdii . — S. X ijohdnvniudj. 
 Nijohiildiidii. Xijnhiitd, etc., 
 always changing in English, 
 /ici) into Jirc. ; a-i : Nijdhdni'- 
 u//('//, twice (or two times) a 
 handful. Xdndhonnihidj, five 
 timos a handful. — .\iji)/tkli>- 
 nan, tniii), I tie two together. 
 Xdnohidniidit, \ iiin), I catch 
 two lishes. Xaiiobiiui, Uii)i), I 
 catch five fi.shes; and so on 
 respectively. 
 
 X('id(jdd)'d. He that ha.s tour 
 legs, a four - legged animal, 
 qiiailruped ; p].-//;/. 
 
 Xdpaudiid, [iiiii). 1 pay iiim, I 
 recompeii.se him ; p. iiep..ndd ; 
 imp. napdiioj. 
 
 Xdpd.fc/i, adv. Wrongly, not in 
 right order, not in the right 
 place. 
 
 Xdpdichlton, hiin). I put it 
 
 I ' il 
 
 m 
 
 if 
 
 1 1 
 
 V 
 
 
 5i 
 
 ! 
 
I 'M 
 
 !?l 7 
 
 I ? 
 
 NAS — 27S — 
 
 NAS 
 
 \vroii;iIy, not in the ri^lit 
 
 pliK'o ; p. III'}). .lull, 
 yfis/u'i/iilr, iniii). I soli ; (F. jc 
 
 saii;:lote ;) p. iK'sh..iliil. 
 Nnslihr I iiiterj. Ijo ! sou! liiirl< ! 
 Xthihi, iiihi). J (etch wntor ; p. 
 
 niih'i.sihiil. 
 Xasikfii/e, {nhi). \ approacli, T 
 
 jro to..., or coiiu' to... ; p. miii'i 
 
 ..ijiil. 
 Xd.siLdii, hiiii). \ LM) to it. I ap- 
 
 proucli it ; p. iKiii'tsilciiiii/. 
 Xii.sikiiirfi, mint. I <:,(> to liiiii, I 
 
 approiicli liiiii, (ii perwoii, or 
 
 Jiiiy other olij. ;i ]>. n<ii(i..iiil. 
 y iiiil iiiri-iiKsikiiirii. I <r() to liiin. 
 S'iii hi-iiitsikiiii'ii. I ('(Miie to liiiii. 
 NihikiidaiUiiiia, (iiin). Wo ;:o 
 
 to eaoli otlier, we come tojje- 
 
 tlier ; we re-unite ; j). naid.. 
 
 iliiljii/. 
 Xidsikirr, (/(/»). I coiiih my 
 
 heail ; p. iKsihirrod. 
 N((siliirrii/((ii. Ciirryeon\l), lor 
 
 curryinj^ iiorse.«; \)l.-aii. 
 X(t.silcweira, (iiiii). 1 comb him ; 
 
 p. neii..iO(ul; ini]). naxikwc. 
 i\u.ss(ih, adv. Eipiiilly, likewise, 
 
 tiie same uirain. 
 ydti.sahiishkiiiaa, (lu'n). I hrim 
 
 it, 1 till it uj) even, I till it up 
 
 to the hrim, i.some vessel, as, 
 
 akik, kettle;) p. iiniiis..(til. 
 Xd.ifKiha.skkiiiiiilan, {)uii). I till 
 
 it up to the hrim, I brim it ; 
 
 p. ii(ii<is..tli)il. 
 yds.sdh ejiiuii/dsid, nassah eji- 
 
 niif/irak. Similar, re8eml)lin<j:. 
 Xuf-sid)!!)!!, {iiin). I copy it, I 
 
 transcribe it ; p. uiiifi..ii)ii/. 
 
 (Xd-'iS(d>, ecpially ; iiiiid uji- 
 
 In'iii), I write it.) 
 NdxsnhiijinaH, (in'ii\. I unravel 
 
 it,ilisentangle it, (thread, etc.) ; 
 
 p. acss..aiyj. 
 
 yd.ssid)iii/(iii. Coi)y,duplieatf ; 
 
 \,\.-ini. ' ' 
 
 Sds.siihiti/c, iiilii). I copy. I 
 
 transci'ihe ; p. iiiiiii..i/ril. 
 \ds.s<d>iii/rwiii. Copying, ilic 
 act of'tninscril»iiig a writing. 
 ynss'(d)-ikkili)irin. An often if- 
 
 peated won! ; \t\.-0)i. 
 Xdssiihis/iiiiiii, iiiiii). I pnl il 
 
 hack in its place ; p. nuiii.. 
 niiid . 
 Xdssiiliis.^iliiii. ( II ill). I pnl il 
 
 hack in its place ; p. /)«/</.,/'/(/. 
 
 Xd.ss(dt iiiii dihddjiiii. I repiiil. 
 
 (the same narration, the saiin' 
 
 rep(n"l, the same speech . ) 
 Xd.'^.sid) niiid ikkil. I repeat. 
 
 (the same word or the .-nine 
 
 sentence.) 
 X<i.'<.s'iii/itii. Dressing comb; |>!. 
 
 -ini 
 Xd.s.sdkoiHuniiira, {uin]. I open 
 
 it to hi)n or for him, I open ?. 
 
 th. belonging to him ; p. ii''s.s 
 
 ..ii'dd. 
 Xd-'^sdkoiKUi, (iiin). I oj)en it; 
 
 |). iirs..aii!/. 
 XiiK.snkiis/ikii, or -iiiiii/dd. li 
 
 0])ens, it hursts o}ien ; ]). //'n.. 
 
 kill/., or -DKij/ak. 
 Xa.ssdko.ssr, or-i>i<ii/iid. It open-, 
 
 it is thrown open ; p. /«''.<. .v/^, 
 
 or -miii/'ik. 
 Xil.^siindiii, litiii). I hreallie 
 
 forth, I bi'eatlie out; p. iits.. 
 
 mod. 
 Xdsxnirniqiiii. '^i'rigger, (whieli 
 
 when pulled, looses the coeli 
 
 of the gun ;) \^\.-dll. 
 Xdsxdleiiiii^', (ilid). I pull I lie 
 
 trigger ; ]). iictH.-ijcd. 
 Xd.'i.sdU'dhide, {iiiii). I have 
 
 forked teeth ; p. iidin..ded. 
 Xd.s.sdwabideii/an. Fork ; pi.- 
 
 an. 
 
M 
 
 (Iwpliralf ; 
 
 I cniiy, 1 
 i..<jnl. 
 )yiii.ir, I 111' 
 a writ ill'-'. 
 Ku (iflfii I'l- 
 }i. 
 . I i.ul ii 
 
 • ; |). iitiiii-. 
 
 ). I put it 
 |). itili<i-l"'l- 
 II. I rt'iii'iil, 
 HI, tlie !''iiiii'' 
 ^pccc.li . ) 
 I. I rcjioat, 
 
 )!• tllC .-illlir 
 
 ig coinli ; |il. 
 
 ((//(). I "1"'" 
 liin, 1 "I"'" "'• 
 liiiii ; 1). '"'•« 
 
 I uiKMi it; 
 - Ill <t (jail. 1' 
 
 ,7'" 
 I' •' I 
 
 /. It.-l 
 
 ICII- 
 
 I. n<'--<- 
 
 I I 
 mt; p 
 
 roiitlu' 
 
 hir"cr, (whK'i 
 
 tl 
 
 W Ci'CK 
 
 til II. 
 
 l pull 
 
 .//ca 
 
 " 
 
 llilVI' 
 
 ii(iui..d(''i. 
 Fork ; I'' 
 
 NAW 
 
 — 27!l - 
 
 NAW 
 
 Xnxsdtcitii, iiih . Ill tlic iiiiildk', 
 
 ill tlic iniiUl. 
 Sds.snirdiiinm. S. Xi.s.'<iiir((ii- 
 
 intn. 
 XiissdirdiHidii. A |i(iiiit('il Iii- 
 
 (liuii ludcri. 
 
 III. -a//. 
 
 Xdssdirdiiiie, (nil 
 
 I 
 
 luiintod 
 
 iddi^c 
 
 or 
 
 I 
 
 iiiiikc ii 
 live ill ii 
 
 |)(iiiit('(l IoiIl'c ; I), iii'.f.s'.i/i'i 
 iissdwiiliiil(idii. I"' ' 
 
 1 
 
 lai'i' \y 
 
 tuccii tlu- hIiuiiUUts u 
 
 r til 
 
 lioul<l('rlilu(|(«H. 
 
 lU'lwcfii 
 
 (IcIViul 
 kiiiil ot 
 
 Sdssdicitidiiiiii, ii(l\ 
 
 tuu idiltro.s or Ii()ii,<t's. 
 Xiis.sulinni, {iiin). I stave it, I 
 
 ln'i'ak it <(])(Mi, (a liarrei, a 
 
 liox, etc.) ; J), lies. .dill/. 
 Xd.s.siilir.s/i/xd, or -iiid(/dil. It 
 
 opens, it Ijreak.s open, (a bar- 
 rel, etc.); p. nc.s..kdtj, or -iiid- 
 
 ijdk. 
 Xd.s.sidic.s.'iiii nmkdk The iiar- 
 
 rel opens, talis into jm'ces ; p. 
 
 iirx..Niii<i. 
 Xdldindicd, {iiiii). I 
 
 liini ; p, )i<tiii..ir((il. 
 Xalr/iina))iaiit'.<i.si. A 
 
 red birds ; [A.-iodi/. 
 Xihr, Vdivd, iidU'i, in eoniposi- 
 
 tioiis, siji;nilieH in the tni<ld/r, 
 
 in, the miiist of... (Examples 
 
 in some of the t'ollowinjr 
 
 words.) 
 Xiiirod)n, {iiin). I sink in the 
 
 snow, or in the sand, or in a 
 
 niar.sh or swamp, walkin^r on 
 
 it ; p. naiirdiiiKf. 
 Xnirdhi/x, adv. In the midst of 
 
 an object of metal. 
 Xdwddail. It does not keeji or 
 
 contain much, (a vessel ;) p. 
 
 udidu'ddak. 
 Xau'ddide, or -magdd. It catches 
 
 tire, it bej^ins to burn ; p. 
 
 ncw..d('i/, or -uutgdk. 
 
 .Xdwadiiid, inin). \ catch liini 
 witlr iiiv hand, I take hold of 
 him with haste ; p. iiiUi'..n(id. 
 
 .Xdnuidiiid, (iiiii). 1 waste it; 
 
 i>. ndid..ndi 
 
 I. 
 
 XdU'ddiiidindirii, (iiln). I ciitcli 
 it for him, I catch s. th. with 
 
 lim or 
 
 mv h;ind beloii'jrini; to 
 
 Xd 
 
 I'ehitiii'j; to him ; p. iinr..irdi 
 
 I. 
 
 iriiiiiiidDidird, ' iini] 
 
 I waste 
 
 s. th. beloiijrin;^ or relatin;^ to 
 
 him ; p. ndid..irdd. 
 .\'inrddiiidii. (iiiiii. I catch it 
 
 with m\ hand, 1 take ludd of 
 
 it hastily ; p. ncir.,dii(/. 
 .\dirddi.s-, {Iiin). I catt'h lire, 
 
 that is, my clothes catcdi lire, 
 
 be^in to burn ; n. ii(>ir...si)d. 
 .Xdii'dili.si dlcik. Tlie kettle doe.>4 
 
 not keep or contain much ; p. 
 
 ndid..sid. 
 XdU'ddj, mill). I am eatiiiu', 
 
 bcture I start ; p. ueic.id. 
 .XdU'ddJiiraii, adv. In the midst 
 
 of a rapid, (in a river.) 
 Xi'nrd(/d)n, iii\\. In the middU' 
 
 of a lake, of a bay, of a river, 
 
 etc. 
 Xdnuii/lkirrn. (nln). I imdine 
 
 my head betbre me ; p. new.. 
 
 nid. 
 XdWdii, iu\y. In the miildle, 
 
 in the centre, between. 
 X(hrdiiir(in. It is the middle, 
 
 the centre; p. udia..diii/. 
 Xdwakivd, adv. In the midst of 
 
 a lb rest. 
 XdU'dkwr, or -nidijdd, (proii. 
 
 nitoktce.) It is mid-day or 
 
 noon ; p. naidtcdku'<'(/, or -nid- 
 
 l/ak. lUvd iidii'dkirci/, or, tc/ii 
 
 bird iidirdkicri/, liefore noon, 
 
 or in the forenoon . 
 Gi-isliwd-ndicakwcii, afternoon, 
 
 or in the afternoon. 
 
 '■iS 
 
 II 
 
 I V I 
 
 X 
 
 -■' , 
 
 
 T 
 
1 
 
 u 
 
 ^1 
 
 i i 
 
 MAW 
 
 Xiucidirr-wi.'isin, (niii). 1 tiiko 
 
 ili 
 
 unci', 
 
 r <ii 
 
 lie 
 
 I'- 
 
 iiiiiii.. 
 
 tiiv 
 
 Noirii/iirt'-irissinliriii. Mciil JVt 
 
 iKiitn, <liiiiicr. 
 \tiin'(i),iiiiii). I iJiko provisions 
 
 (of 11 \(iyii;ic; |>. iHii'i'ijiiiil. 
 Xtiicajxiii, mill). \ liikc it wiili 
 
 u\v, to cat it on my voya^ic ; 
 
 |i. iiciriliiinJ. — UV'^v.s" iiiii iKi- 
 
 irti/tmi ; \ tul<(' iiu'ut Jildii^' 
 
 witli me, to ent it on my 
 
 voyiijrc 
 Xinnip'iiKi, (iiiii). I iiivc liim 
 
 |iro\isi()ns (In- iiis voyiiiic ; p. 
 
 iit'ir..ii(ii/ ; im|i. iitni'dfidi. 
 Nawopnmiii, liiiii). I take some 
 
 olij. with me, to cat it on mv 
 
 voyii.;:(' ; I). iicir(ipn(/. i V . 
 
 Collj.) — S'llns/l llill ll(tir<IJltr 
 
 iiaii ; 1 take povk witii inc. 
 
 to cat it on my voyajrc 
 i\(iir(i/)icini. Provisions taken 
 
 for a voya^ic ; ]>].-<( ii. 
 NairapirdiifirdJ. A scrip to ))nt 
 
 jirovisions in for a voyaj^c ; 
 
 X/iinis/ihii/. a(J\. In tlic middle 
 of a swamp. 
 
 X(tir(is/i/i(nlr, iu\\ . Tn llie mid- 
 dle of a meadow. 
 
 i\'<iir(i/r/i, ii(\v. More. Sntnilrh 
 nihiwa, more. Xdwatcli pan- 
 !/i, less. 
 
 Nairrifch nihiwa lu'iid assn. ] 
 add liini. 
 
 Xdiiititch nihiiva uiii'l aloii. 1 
 add it. 
 
 Naii'(ilc/i. niii iii.iuwcndan. I pre- 
 fer it. 
 
 ydwaich nin minweniiidi 
 Icr liim, lier, it. 
 
 NdWdiri^/dH. Chine, hacklione, 
 spine. 
 
 — 2H(> — .\.\/ 
 
 Xdit'Cii, adv. In tlie middle oi 
 
 a lilimkel, ofa piece of clniii- 
 
 imr; of any stnlf. 
 Xdii'i'lidf, itv -iiidifdil. It lean-; 
 
 J). ni'w..i/fi/, or -Didi/dli. 
 Xdii'i'hif(n vii/ii/. 'I'ho tree li an- 
 on one side ; p. diii'..si>il, 
 XdiCf'fd, (iiiii\. I stoop ; I l.>'ii,| 
 
 or iii(dine mvscif ; p. m ire 
 
 Idil. 
 Xdiriiid, (llill). I cannot rem 'm 
 
 him, he is onl of my reniji ; 
 
 p. iiiiiiiiriiidil. 
 Xdiriiid<ii>s, (llill). I am s<;iici- 
 
 ly visilde yet, \ am almost mil 
 
 of sijrht ; p. iidld..si<l. 
 Xi'nriiid<iii'dil . It is scarcijv 
 
 visihie yet ; p. iiiiid..irdk. 
 Xtiii'iiidii, (llill). I cannot I'einli 
 
 it, it is out of my reach ; p. 
 
 iidid..dii(l. 
 X(iwiiiiiiiij. Middlo-finj^er ; pl.- 
 
 in. ' i 
 
 Xdwi.slihidc, ad\ . In the mici- 
 
 ide ofa lire, or in the midst 
 
 of lire. 
 Xdiri.^ii/dkii'diKJili. Crown (jlllir 
 
 head. 
 .\dirix.^dt/, adv. In the miildlr 
 
 ofa hoard, in the midst ul'u 
 
 floor. 
 Xiiirildiii, (llill). T am out nt 
 
 hearing, out of tiie reach of 
 
 the human voice, T cannnt 
 
 hear anyhody ; p. iididicildinj. 
 XdirHaicd, {iiin). I cannot liear 
 
 him, he is too far ; p. nnid.. 
 
 ay. 
 
 Xdwiicli, ad\ . Out on a lake, 
 etc., distant from the slioic ; 
 also, far in the inland, in the 
 interior, in the liack-woods. 
 
 XdZdrariiiiiii. Xazarcne,a inan 
 from Nazareth ; pi. -«'«//. 
 
 I i)re- 
 
NKl 
 
 2n1 — 
 
 NEN 
 
 XrlKii/iit/ iriirahu'dn. A lltil liat, 
 
 inv iTiK'li ; 
 
 Crown ultli'' 
 
 till' iiiiiMl'' 
 (' inidsl ol 11 
 
 ■V, I ciiniiiit 
 iKu'iiwihtiiij- 
 
 lanMifjii iiiiiii 
 
 tilUt IS 11 cull. 
 
 \rl, 
 
 (llfllUK/ISKl O-'y'SCIIKI, 
 
 l-'llU t( 
 
 liiicco; (iiahuj/isi, it is llal, 
 lull/, alluiliiiLr tu IV N'lii'.) 
 \il)<ii/iii<lil)c, ( |)ri>|M'i'l\ , Sihd- 
 i/iiulihcil.) Fliil-licii(i Iiidiiiiis; 
 
 Silxim'tiifliiL-. Stuir tlial It 
 (•|i>tli-lil<(' (III niic side (ililv . 
 Ii :i I I'-c lot li . — S. \<ihiiiii'/(ii/ii(L 
 
 Sihdii. Demi ptTsoii. i|i'C('ilS('(| ; 
 
 I 'I •:/■','/ • 
 \i l),i<ljii/ iiiii)/ oiiilji 1. 1 1 in orally)'. 
 I siiy u licqiiiciii iiinss. 
 
 X<;/ini\ Fine siiml on tlic licficli 
 lit' lukcs ami ri\ t'l's. 
 
 \i i/ii/irrtii(fnired hi'ltiji(/ii(/(iiiji. 
 A trniv liorsc. 
 
 .\n/wijh, {iiiii). 1 look ffoiii mi- 
 ller fi cover; ulno, I look niile- 
 ufinls; |). iKiii't/irahiil. — Tiic 
 /'/7'7. (if it is ,\7/( iiiin i/inV). 
 
 \f(/uvik-ii'nn, or iiiywokii'ii/f/ii- 
 ij'iii. A piece of wood imt in 
 llie iiicisiuii ot'.'i iiia|ilctr('c. 
 
 SiijivahHUini-liiirahik. 1 1 1 il h i\\ 
 (diisel to iiiiike iiicisiuiis in 
 iiiaple-trees ; \)\.-nii. 
 
 \i';/ir((iiui,{iiiii]. 1 swulKiw sdiiie 
 niij.; )). 11(1 ir.. (III. 
 
 Xri/irandiui, {iiin}. I swallow- 
 it down ; )>. iiiii''..aii(/. 
 
 Xi'iiili, luiw A;:iiiii, liiick a<riiiii, 
 once more, anew. — in coiinec- 
 tion witli a verli it eorrespdiids 
 ti) the Hvllable re in Sdiiie Hiisi;- 
 lisli verbs; as: Xiii kitliia- 
 ildii, 1 plant it ; iiriiVi nlii kili- 
 liailaii, I replant it. — Xiiid 
 iiiiijislnion, J a(_loi'ii it ; iifldh 
 iiIikI onijia/iitijii, i re-adorn it, 
 etc. 
 
 Xcidtihi. Point of land projec;!- 
 
 I'ART II. 
 
 ill"; into a sea or a lake, prt 
 nionliii'v, cape ; \>\.-irini, 
 
 A little point o 
 
 iiiiis/iins 
 
 land 
 
 project iii;^ in a 
 
 lak 
 
 e o: 
 
 river ; pi. ^///. 
 >'rit'is/iiiraii. T 
 
 liere is a | 
 
 loini 
 
 of land, a cape; p. iii'ii:ii'(x/ii- 
 
 iraiK/. 
 Xcini/, or luiiriij, adj. J5otli. 
 Xrjihi-hiiii'iilisiil j)(ii/irii(lii/x(i- 
 
 iiiiij. Ill' tliat lives alone in a 
 
 desert, an lierinit. 
 Xciiiliiilini'ilii'cil. Ill' that gives 
 
 inediciiii's to the sick, pliysi- 
 
 (d.'iii, dnctor ; pi.-////. 
 Xi'iiiis.siiirijijii/, adv. M V e 1' y 
 
 second day. 
 Xi'iiiiiriiiniiiinrd, hiiiiK J divide 
 
 it til him III' fur him, in two 
 
 parts ; p. imii'ii..wiiil. 
 Xiiiinrinljiiiioiriii. Miiriinir. 
 Xf'iiiliriiiK, iiiiii). I divide some 
 
 ohj. in twii ; p. iKiicii. .1111(1 ; 
 
 imp. iiciKiiiuJ. 
 Xi'iiiiin'iKuniiilimiii, {iiiii). We 
 
 divide it amon<rst lis ; p. iiiiicn 
 
 ..'lidjii/. 
 Xi'iKiiriiKiii, [iiiii) or III II ncnii- 
 
 wilini. I divide it in two; p. 
 
 :i(n('.,iiii</. 
 SciKiii'ildiicictii. Distrilmtion. 
 y.'iiihrifdii'd,, [lu'ii). I divide il 
 
 or ilii=tribute it tor liini or to 
 
 him ; p. iinicwad. 
 Xi'iiilii'i/dirdi/, (ni.in. 1 divide 
 
 or distribute itainong.st them ; 
 
 p. lldicil..Wd(l. 
 
 X'(ui((/irdf), {niii), freip I look 
 
 aside ; p. iiaic.hid. 
 Xiiujiuj hiiiiidc. Melted-i^rease, 
 
 that i.s, hogslard ; (F. 8ain- 
 
 doux.) 
 XciKjdtc.Nlikanid. lie that has 
 
 only one horn, a unicorn ; pi. 
 
 19 
 
 
 K 
 
 
 ill 
 
 ' V 
 
 ! 
 
 A\ 
 
 
ir^ 
 
 NES 
 
 — 282 — 
 
 NET 
 
 1. J.i 
 
 Hi 
 
 I ; 
 
 h • 
 
 Nmihikiwcd. He that scolds, 
 Hcoldor ; \i\.-ng. 
 
 NeiiiJ, num. Two every time ; 
 two each or to each. 
 
 Ncnijiny, »un). T'vice every 
 time; twice each or to each, 
 
 Nenijogwau, or neuijoffiji;/. 
 Ev^ry second day. 
 
 Kenijtana, num. l\venty every 
 time ; twenty each or to each. 
 
 Neiiijwdk, num. Two hundred 
 every time; two hundred each 
 or to each 
 
 Neninyo. This word always oc- 
 curs prefixed to a substantive 
 signifying measuhk, (of time 
 or otlier things ;) and itmeans, 
 one each, or one to eacli, or 
 once ill sucli a time ; as : Ne- 
 ni)if/n maka/c pakioejiganan o 
 gigishpinanawan; they bought 
 a barrel of flour eacli. 
 Neningo dibaigan vianiioive- 
 gin gi-ininan ; lie gave a 
 yard of cloth to each. Nenin- 
 go gisiffs bi-ijaoma ; he comes 
 here onee a month. 
 
 Neningotwassimidana . n u m. 
 Sixty every time; sixty each 
 or to each. 
 
 Neningotwdsswdk, num. Six 
 hundred every tim?; six liuii- 
 dred each or to each. 
 
 Neniiigotipasswi, num. S i x 
 every time ; six each ur to 
 each . 
 
 Kenisswi, num. Three every 
 time ; three each or to each. 
 
 Nenhmk, num. Four hundrea 
 every time ; four hundred 
 each or to each. 
 
 Keniwin, num. Four every time -, 
 four each or to each. 
 
 Nes, as end-syllable in some 
 ueuler verbs, marks disease, 
 
 pain, soreness ; as : Niii'l 
 osJikinjignncs, I have snic 
 eyes. Kind onamaiiines, I 
 have the herpes or crysipclit^. 
 
 Kcsliangabiginan, (nin). I im- 
 bend it, I loosen it, I slacken 
 it ; (a string or cord ;) p. naic.s 
 ..aiig. 
 
 Xes/umgadis, (nin). I iun dt li- 
 ( ate, weak, (especially ii; 
 walking;) ]>. naic.sid. 
 
 Neshangiyinan, {nin). I .^lack- 
 en it, loosen it, (it is too iiukIi 
 sjjread out ;) p. naie...ung. 
 
 Nesliangissc, ov -manad,. It i- 
 weak ; it is loose ; p. »«/c.. 
 seg, or-magak. 
 
 Neskibdpinodang. lie tliat 
 mocks, mocker, ridiculcr ; 
 
 pl •-'■'/• 
 
 Nishihdpinodaioad awiia. IIo 
 that mocks somebody, moc- 
 ker or ridiculcr of some per- 
 son ; p\.-Jig. 
 
 Xcsse, [nin). 1 breathe, I take 
 respiration ; p. naiiissed, 
 
 Ncssediie, [nin). S. Bogid. 
 
 Nessegwdbideon. Tooth j)ick or 
 
 toothpicker ; pin ; pl.-«H. 
 Acssenodaiva, [nin). I breatlie 
 
 P 
 
 into him or upon hin 
 
 naies..wad. 
 NcssCwin. Breath, respiration. 
 Kessobaqak. A WiJ^nt that lias 
 
 eaves, clover 
 
 Kes.so-beJi(fod Kije-Manito. GcmI 
 who is three in one, the Blet^s- 
 ed Trinity. 
 
 Nctd-agomoetang . He that uses 
 to gainsay, gainsayer, contra- 
 dictor; also, incredulous per- 
 son ; disobedient person ; jil.- 
 
 Netd'anokid. He tliat uses te 
 
NIH 
 
 ~ 283 — 
 
 NIH 
 
 work, iiuiuslrious pci^irti ; pi. 
 
 .:/?■.'/• 
 
 Xcwndjimlini, fidv. Iti tlio wa- 
 ter, (not on the Itottoiii, l»ut 
 lloatiiig under tlie surface of 
 the water.) (C. entre deux 
 eaux.) 
 
 Xi'ire. His.'^er, a kind of serpent; 
 pi.-//. 
 
 .\ nri.s/ika, ov-VHt(/ad. It lower.s, 
 liills ; p. naieickaf/, or -mor 
 ijuk. 
 
 M or ani. TIi'.h particle given to 
 a verlitlie iicces.-jorv signitica- 
 tiou of departure, of going on ; 
 lis : Gi-ai-</iwewa<j, tliey re- 
 turned home. Gi ni-madja, 
 he is gone away. 
 
 .\7'/ .' interj. exclamation used 
 onlv by females, signifying, 
 aha ! lia ! alas! ah ! 
 
 -V/'/y, [nin\. 1 die, I perish, I 
 expire, I depart this lite; p. 
 iiebod. 
 
 XIha, [iiin). I sleep, I am as- 
 leep ; also, T sleep elsewhere, 
 (not : " 
 (■he;) p. ncbad. 
 
 (not at home;) (F. je decou 
 
 p eu 
 F. jc 
 
 tliat uses w 
 
 Xihaam, {niii). I walk at iiight, 
 ill the night time ; p. iidhaany. 
 '-Xiii l)i-nibaaiii,l fiYi'ive in 
 the night. 
 
 yihd-anainieipjigad. Clir istmas . 
 
 Sibdb, [nin). S. Nibcnab. 
 
 Xibaddkigan, [nin). My breast 
 is uncovered indecently ; p. 
 neh..any. 
 
 Mbddis', (nin). I am glutton- 
 ous ; intcmperant (in eating ;) 
 . oracious ; p. neb..sid. 
 
 S bddimvin. Gluttony, vora- 
 'ity, intemperance. 
 
 \'>ddjishin, (nin). lam lying 
 111 an indecent posture ; \). 
 >ieb..ing. 
 
 Nibdija, oV'-magnd. The sap of 
 the maple-trees is running in 
 the night-time; p. jtebagag, 
 or-ma<jak. 
 
 Nibdgan. Bed ; pi. -an. 
 
 Mbdaanak, or nihciganaiig. 
 
 Bedstead ; pl.-o?j-. 
 Kibdganigin. Bedsheet; pl.-o?e. 
 Kibngwc, [nin], I thiret, I am 
 
 thirsty, I am dry ; p. neb.. 
 
 n^d. 
 Nibdgwcwin. Th irst. 
 Xibdshka, (nin). I walk about 
 
 in the night, I rove in tlie 
 
 night, I am a nightrrover ; p. 
 
 ncb..knd. 
 Xibdfibik, adv. At night, in tlic 
 
 night, in the time of sleep, 
 
 night-time. 
 Xibaw, [nin). I stand, I am 
 
 standing up ; p. ndhawid. 
 Xibatoia, nin). I make him 
 
 stand up, I put up some obj, 
 
 and make it stand ; p. nab.. 
 
 ad. 
 Xibdwin. Sleepirg, sleep. 
 
 Xibdwi.<i.<iin, {nin). I eat in tlie 
 night ; p. neb. .id. 
 
 Xibnwis.nniwin. Night-meal , 
 eating in the night to keep ott* 
 sleep; (F. reveillon.) 
 
 Xibawiton, (nin). I put it up to 
 stand, I make it stand; p. 
 nab. .tod. 
 
 Xibaioiwin, Standing, tlie stand- 
 ing position. — Anamie-niba- 
 wiwin, Christian marriage ce- 
 remony performed by a priest, 
 Sacrament of matrimony. (It 
 is called, Anamie nibawiwin, 
 because the parties come forth 
 and ntrnd uefore the priest 
 who perlbrms the Rites of 
 Matrimony.) It is called too, 
 
 \,' ' 
 
 I' 
 
 m 
 
NIB 
 
 — 284 — 
 
 NIIJ 
 
 * 
 
 ^^^ 
 
 /. (1 
 
 I i' ' 1 
 
 ft 
 
 aimmihe widh/endihiwewin , 
 
 or, witujciuliv'in. 
 Nihea, {iiin). T make liiin sleep, 
 
 T lull liiiii to sleep, (a child ;) 
 
 p iiehead. 
 Nibeb, (nin), I sit up at ni^lit 
 
 watcliinji; a corpHO • p. iiehehid. 
 Xilwbitain, iniii). I watcli in 
 
 the uijijht, I .«it up at night ; 
 
 ]). ii('h..faiif/. 
 Xihrhi/oii, iiiin). T watcli it in 
 
 the night, (a corpse ;) p. iipI),. 
 
 ""!/■ 
 
 Xihrhiiawn, (viii). I watch him 
 in the night, (a sick person, 
 etc.) ; p. iich..U'<id. 
 
 S'ilii'ifdni, {nin). I wait for game 
 in the night on the water in a 
 canoe; p. nphci/ovind. 
 
 Xibn/otnoirin. Waiting tor game 
 in the night on th(< water, 
 
 Xihniah, {nin). J sit upat night, 
 I ilun't go to heil ; p. n('h..lii<J. 
 
 Xihewnhii. Laudanum, opium. 
 
 Xilx'irin. (\ami». encampment, 
 place where travcders sleep in 
 the woods ; j)lace or apart- 
 ment where people sleep, dor- 
 mitorv, sleeping-room ; pl.-«/*. 
 
 Xihi. Water. 
 
 XH)id. My tooth ; pi. nihidnn. 
 — Xihidnind nka.sin, I have 
 toothache. 
 
 Xibidas/i. My had rotten tooth; 
 pl.-a/J. 
 
 Xibide, in compositions, alludes 
 to a row, Hue or rdnijc. (Ex- 
 amples in some of the follow- 
 ing words.) 
 
 Xibidc-didnrin, ( nin). We are 
 all. in a row ; pi. nnbide-aiad- 
 
 Xibidbiniin, (nin). We are fit- 
 ting in a row or line; p. nub.. 
 
 Xibidcnr/u'ilmin, {nin). We arc 
 sleeping or lying in a row ; |i. 
 nnb..dii(/. 
 
 Xibika, ov-niaf/ad. There is wu- 
 ter; p. nchiktui, or-nioifitli. 
 
 Xibikddan, {nin). 1 put souir 
 water in, (in wine or sonic 
 other li(piid ;i p. n(',b..(nii/. 
 
 Xibiknna, (nin). I suck him. 
 ( sick ])erson, according to the 
 Indian fashion ;) (('. je le suce;i 
 \). 11 eh.. (id ; imp. nibikdj. 
 
 Xibik((n(/, or nibin</. In the wa- 
 ter. 
 
 Xibiki, (nin). I suck, (iloctor- 
 ing a sick per.son after tiie 
 Indian fashion ;( ]). ncbikid. 
 
 Vibikin'in. Sucking, (a kind of 
 Indian doctoring.) 
 
 Xibikiirinini. Sucker, (a man 
 that sucks a sick person after 
 the fiidian iashion;) \)\.-U'n;/. 
 
 .\ibin. Summer. — Xibini/, in 
 Slimmer. Xibinon;/, last sum- 
 mer. Paaimavibinf/, next 
 summer. 
 
 Xibin. It is summer ; ji. iki' 
 biiiij. 
 
 XibiiKi, adv 
 
 Xibin (id, iiiin) 
 p. ncbinadid 
 
 Ot. S. Xibiiva. 
 I fetch water 
 
 ,1 
 Xd)iniilx(vnii;a, or-ni(i(fad. It is 
 
 summer, tlie summer-season ; 
 p. nab. ..(/(((/, OY-waijak. 
 
 Xibiue, in compositions, alludes 
 to a //»(' or row. It has the 
 same signification as Xibi(b. 
 (E.\amples in some of the fol- 
 lowing words.) 
 
 Xibin('biniin, {nin). We are sit- 
 ting in a straight line or row ; 
 ]). n(ib..dji(f. 
 
 Xibin(i(f(ib(iiciinin, {nin). We 
 are standing in a line, one af- 
 ter another; p. nab..dji(j. 
 
 .. 
 
If 
 
 NIR 
 
 — 2S5 — 
 
 NIH 
 
 
 Ine or row 
 
 yil)i)i^os.'^e)viii, {ni»). We arc 
 walkiiijr ill a line, out' atU'r 
 iinotlK-r ; p. nah..<lji(i. 
 
 Xihiiiis/i, liu'ii). I spend or jiass 
 tlie puiiinier in a certain place; 
 f siiiiniier; p. nal>..i<l. — Waxsa 
 iiiii iri-iiihiuis/i ; I iiileiid to 
 speiul tlie suininer far away. 
 
 Xiniins/iiiiinifdd. It pas^se^* the 
 suiiiiiier, or remains ail suin- 
 iner, in a certttin place; p. 
 ii(ih..(/(tk. 
 
 Xihiiii.s/n'irhi. Tlie spen(lin!i:ot 
 ilie siiiiiiiier-seas(jn in a cer- 
 tain place, the Kumniering. 
 
 Xihhuwaiaii. Suiiuiier-skin or 
 suiniiu r-t'iir of an animal ; pi. 
 
 /"!/■ 
 Xilntes/iliaii, (niii). T ^o from 
 
 one place to another, [ walk 
 
 the whole length of a town, 
 
 etc.; p. iiah.jtni/. — I) nihilcsli- 
 
 kdtum wdkkaiiianaii ; he goes 
 
 from hotise to house. 
 Xl'.iwa, adv. and adj. Much ; 
 
 many, plenty of... 
 Xihiwaj/isimiii, {iihi). We, arc 
 
 many ; p. nab..t/Jii/. 
 Xihiwakamiija, oi'-maijad. The 
 
 ground is wet; p. neb-jjak, or- 
 
 »iii(/ak. 
 Xihiwan. It is wet, damp ; p. 
 
 ncbiwanij. 
 Xiliiwashka, ov-mayad. 'i'he 
 
 herb la wet ; p. ncb..ka{/, or- 
 
 iiHujak. 
 Xihiwis, {aiii). I am wet ; p. 
 
 iirl)..si(l. 
 Xibiwiside, (iiin). My feet are 
 
 wet; p. ncb..ded. 
 Xihoma,{nin). I wish he would 
 
 die, expressing it in words ; 
 
 also, I condemn him to death ; 
 
 1>. iiebomad. 
 Xihumdffad, It dies, it perislie^ ; 
 
 p. iH'I>..(/<ik. — .\7/ iiilbikwfitiaii 
 
 l/i-iiibnmaif(t(biit ; two vesscds 
 
 perished. 
 XibCuiddii^ (viii). T condemn it, 
 
 I wi.«h its de.striU!tion ; p. neb 
 
 ..ami. 
 .Viboiidiniin, iniii). We wish 
 
 de.struction and death to one 
 
 another ; p. iicboiididji)/. 
 XibiHKjddi.'^, (lu'n). I am sad 
 
 and alllictod ; p. iit'Jt..>iid. 
 Xibofdi/e, (niii). I die for.some- 
 
 body ; j). neb..(/ed. 
 Xibolawd, (iiiii). I die for him ; 
 
 )). neb.. wad. 
 Xihow, {nia). 1 am sick of tlu' 
 
 palsy; iF.je suis jiaralytique;) 
 
 p. itebnirid. 
 XibCiwdphie, {nin). S. Xiboir. 
 Xil)6wapin(!win. Palsy. 
 Xiboweninid, {nin). I wish him 
 
 death in my thoughts, (with- 
 out expressing it in words ;) T 
 
 condenin him to death, in ni\' 
 
 thoughts ; p. neb. .mad. 
 Xibau'i(/iide, (nin). I have a 
 
 deail leg,' by palsy ; p. neb.. 
 
 (led. 
 Xibotoima, {nin). I kill or de.s- 
 
 troy some obj. ; p. neb. .mad. 
 Xiboivin. Death, decease. 
 Xibfhcindan, {nin). f kill it, 
 
 destroy it, suppress it ; p. neb 
 
 ..aw/. 
 Xibdwini-pitrkihowin Deadly 
 
 poison. 
 Xibioukd, {nin). I am wise, I 
 
 am intelligent, reasonable, 
 
 prudent, discreet, righteous, 
 
 orderly, chaste, (juiet; p. neb- 
 
 wakad. 
 Xibwdk(ia, {nin). I make him 
 
 wise, intelligent, prudent, 
 
 etc. ; p. neb. .ad. 
 Nibii'dkCaUndam, [nin], I think 
 
 H 
 
 
 i 1 U 
 
 UM' 
 
 ^ 
 
Nil) 
 
 - 286 
 
 NIG 
 
 nr^i' 
 
 
 wisely, I have wise prudeiii 
 thou";hte ; p. neb..any. 
 
 Xihwakddendamoioin. Wise 
 thinking, wise thought; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 Nibwdkdwin. Wisdom, under- 
 standing, intelligence, pru- 
 dence, good sense, intellect, 
 reason. 
 
 NihwcLkdwinini. A wise, intel- 
 ligent, prudent man ; a rigli- 
 teouH, honest man ; ^A.-wtxj. 
 
 Nibwdin. My thigh ; pl.-a«. 
 
 Nibwdshkissin. It withers, de- 
 cays; p. neb. dug. 
 
 Xibwdtchiice, {niu). I pay a 
 visit or visits; \i. utb..wtd. S. 
 Maioadiishiwe. 
 
 Nibwdtclda, {nin). I visit him, 
 I pay him a visit ; p. neb. .ad. 
 8. Mawadissa. 
 
 Nihwendam, {nin). I die of sor- 
 row; p. neb..ang. 
 
 Nidf or nidji. As I, like myself, 
 my fellow-. Nidfikwe, a wo- 
 man like myself. Nidfanoki- 
 tagewinini, my fellow-servant. 
 Nidji-kwiwisensag, my fellow- 
 boys. 
 
 Nidf anisTiindbe. My fellow- 
 man, my neighbour ; (F. mon 
 prochain ;) pl.-<7. 
 
 Ntdji, (a man or boy spfakinjj; 
 to a man or boy.) My com- 
 rade, my friend, my equal. 
 
 Nidji-bimddisi. My fellow-liver, 
 my neighbour; pi.-//. 
 
 Nidjikiwd. My urother ; my 
 comrade ; pl.-ia^. — This word 
 signifies, \\\y brother, without 
 regard to the age, whether 
 older or younger than 1 am. 
 (S. Nissaie. Nishime.) Only 
 a^male may say, iddjikiwe, 
 
 my brother. A female woiilil 
 say, nind aiveiua. 
 
 Xidjikiweni. My friend, my 
 comiade ; i>\.-lag. — Only a 
 male speaking to a male or nl 
 a male, will say so. A feiiiulc 
 will say, ni adangwe. 
 
 Xig, {nin). I am l)unij I come 
 into the world; p. ndgid. 
 
 Nigdn, adv. Ahead, before, in 
 advance, in the forepart, i)r. 
 tureliand. 
 
 Nigand, {nin). I am foreniDst, 
 (traveling in a canoe or boat ;) 
 p. naganaod. 
 
 Xiganudjiiu, Inin). 1 foretcl. I 
 prophesy or prophetize; (/(/- 
 gdn, botbre; nin dibddjiin, I 
 tell ;) p. nag. .mod. 
 
 Nigdnah, {nin). I am sitting' 
 foremost, in a range or rou ; 
 p. nagdnabid^ 
 
 Niganddjiniowikwe. Prophetess ; 
 \i\.-g. 
 
 XagunddJ imowin. Foretellinir, 
 pre(licti(jii, prophecy; ]}\.-((ii. 
 
 N iganddj i nioivinini. i oretclh'i'. 
 prophet ; \)\.-wo</. 
 
 Xagundkivaigan. cowsprit ; pi. 
 -an. 
 
 Xiganenddgo.s, {nin). I am ctm- 
 sitlered a superior, I am ii 
 superior, the foremost, tlir 
 lirst or one of the first, (in !i 
 good or bad sense ;) p. nag. 
 .<iid. 
 
 Xigdnendagwad. It is the prin- 
 cipal thing, the chief matlei'. 
 It is essential, it is foreniu.'-t, 
 ( in a good or bad sense ;| y. 
 nag.:wak. 
 
 Niganendagwakamig, adv. Es- 
 sentially, toremost, (consider- 
 ed tbreiiiost.) 
 
 Niganenddn, [)un). I conai'lcr 
 
NIG 
 
 — 2H7 — 
 
 \IG 
 
 am sittiiiir 
 
 t is the priii- 
 jliief inalti'V, 
 is t'ort'iiiu^t, 
 ,d sense ;| \i. 
 
 it foremost, I tliiiik it is the 
 principal thing, or one f>f the 
 principal tilings, (in a guodor 
 liad sense;) p. nutj..<iiiti. 
 Mjfdnenima, {nin). I think lie 
 is the first, or one of the tirst, 
 the Ibremost, (in a gooil or 
 had sense;) \). na(j..m((il. 
 Xijfiini, (niti), I walk forejiiost, 
 I take the lead, I precede ; !>. 
 nai/anid. 
 Xiifunia, {nin). I make him 
 walk tbremost, I make him a 
 superior, 1 cause him to he 
 the tirst or one of the tirst ; p. 
 iia</(inind. 
 Xi(/dnil)uio, {nin). I run ahead, 
 I run betbi'e another; p. na</.. 
 tod. 
 Xir/aninijuloa, {nin). I send 
 him before me; p. nay, .load ; 
 imp. ni(/aninijd. 
 yi(/anis, (nin). I am foremost, 
 I am the tirst, or one of- the 
 tirst, I am a superior, a chief; 
 p. nay.-sid. 
 Xiifaninhka, [nin). I start first, 
 t start before the others do ; 
 p. nag..kad. 
 Xiyanisikandavwwiii . Superior- 
 ity, chieftainship, dignity or 
 power of a superior or chief. 
 Xiyanisikanddn, (nin). I have 
 power over it, I am at the 
 liead of it, T exercise author- 
 ity and jurisdiction over it ; 
 p. nag.. any. 
 Xiyani.sikandawa, {nin). I am 
 his superior, his chief, I have 
 power or jurisdiction over 
 him ; p. nay.. wad. 
 Xiydnisim. One is superior, 
 
 chief; p. naciamdny. 
 Xiydnisim. Superior, chief ; 
 pl.-a.^. — This word is always 
 
 preceded by a possessive pro- 
 noun ; as : Kin niyani.sim, 
 my superior ; ki nigani.sim, 
 tby sujierior, etc. 
 
 Xiydni.siwin. I'recedence, suje- 
 riority, chieftainship. 
 
 Xiydiii - uHkwcidhikiftKiickiyau . 
 The chief corner-stone; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 Xiyduon.se, {niii] (from niydn, 
 foremost \nia Amo.v.s'c, I walk;) 
 1 walk or march foremost ; p. 
 nay..sed. 
 
 Xiyauosnekwe. A woman that 
 walks tbremost, that takes the 
 lead ; pl.-.V- 
 
 XiyanotiNewinini. A nmn that 
 walks or marches foremost at 
 the liead of a company ; com- 
 mander, warchief ; ])\.-tooy. 
 
 Xiyia,(nin). I give him liirth, 
 I bring him forth : i». ndyiail. 
 
 Xiyidwa.^s, (nin). I am giving 
 birth to a child; p. nay. ..sod. 
 
 Xitjidwassowin. Childbirth, 
 delivery, labor. 
 
 Xiyidji. A kind offish ; pl.-m;/. 
 
 Xiyiy. Otter; pl.-woy. 
 
 Xiyiyonn. Young otter ; pl.-a^. 
 
 Xiyiywaidn. Otter-skin ; pl.-«</. 
 
 Xiyiywakavtiyadin. There is 
 hoar-frost on the yromul ; p. 
 n('y..diny. 
 
 Xiyiywanalcad, or niyiywuna- 
 kadiii. There is hoar-frost on 
 the irecH ; p. ney..kak, or ney., 
 diny. 
 
 Xiyiy waskkadin. There is hoar- 
 frost on the gras.'i, or on herbs 
 and plants; p. ney..iny. 
 
 Xiyiywetaqad. It is gray, of a 
 gray color, (cloth, stuft';) p. 
 ney..gak. 
 
 Niifiywetayawe bebejiyoganji. 
 I'he horse is gray. 
 
 r 
 
 .! <■ 
 
 » \ 
 
\v : 11 
 
 NI.T 
 
 — 2HH 
 
 NI.T 
 
 fl V 
 
 Xi(fi(/uu'ht!/it<i. Tt is ot' ft LTiiy 
 
 cnior. (sliiU'i ; |). iic</..si(l. 
 .\'ii/iiii(it/ti(l. It is liorii, tiuit is. 
 It c'oincH into existciici' : ji. 
 n(i</..(f(ih\ 
 yit/iii /:i/i(/(ni. TIh' lic'lil pro- 
 duces t'niit ; p. ii(i(/hi(/. 
 Xi(/ifii(/, (iiiii)- ll<' is lioni to 
 iiu'.' — AV/.v/ hi. !/i-ni!/i/(((/>iw<i . 
 Christ is l)oni unto you. 
 Xiifitdira, iiiiii). I j^ive liirtli 
 to a cliild t'oi' him oi' to him ; 
 p. n(t(/..ir(i(l. — Xdiicji a iji- iii- 
 (/Itdii'dii irihii/('iii(t(/aii((ii oij- 
 iri.s.'iiiii, (or iKiitu.ssiiiiii'dn ;, 
 Nancy has liorii ii son to her 
 iiushund. 
 
 Nijitoii, {iiiii). T give it hirth, 
 J hrinjr it lin-th; j). iKn/i/oil. — 
 Baiadov'in oiiif/i/oii nihowiii : 
 sin briiii^.s fortli dcatii. (J^. 
 peccatum <reiic'rat moriom.) 
 
 Xi(/iiri>i. Birth. AiK/J-iu'i/iwiii, 
 second l)irth, rcirciicration. 
 
 Xit/iwini-j/ijii/ad. Birthday. 
 
 Xi(f(t.sltka, (H'-VKUjad. It is torn 
 much; torn to pieces, (stutK, 
 (dothintr, etc.;) p. im<j..l-a(j, 
 or-)n(i</ak. 
 
 Xi(/()s/)kdii., inin). I tear it to 
 pieces; p. na(/..aiif/. 
 
 Xij/o.s/ikawa, (nin). \ tear it to 
 piece.s; p. naf/..ivad. 
 
 Xiiahiden, (nin). I <!;nash arid 
 show tlie teeth ; j). naiah.. 
 deiiid. 
 
 Midsit. My tie.sli, 
 
 Xiiaw. My body ; myself. 
 
 Xiiawee. My namesake, h'iia- 
 wee, thy namesake, wiiaweei- 
 an, his namesake. 
 
 Niinawe, {nin). I speak the 
 hmguage of the people witli 
 wliojn I live; p. nainawed. 
 
 NiJ, num. Two, 
 
 Xii<i(/(itii. My skin. Kija(/aal, 
 thy skin. ()i(i;/(iditiii, hisskin. 
 
 Xiji(i(tn. My (n'oujt. — KiJKjdii, 
 tiiy croup. OJii/dii, his croup. 
 
 Mjil/dnit/dn. -Nly croup lionc 
 — This and the precedini' 
 word, iia\(* always a posses- 
 sive pronoun helore them, 
 wiiicii lornis one word wilji 
 its noun. 
 
 Xijiki\ adj. Alone. 
 
 Xijihnikiitu, {nin), I am alniw 
 in a canoe ; p. n('J..((ni/. 
 
 Xijihwah, {nin). I am alone, 
 (in a room, in a house, in it 
 Idduc ;) J). n(j..l)id. 
 
 Xijikrivi.'i', [nin). \ am alone, 
 iwlierever;) p. n<j..sid. 
 
 Xijiinin, {nin), num. We arc 
 two ; p. nojidji;/. 
 
 .yijinif, num. Twice. 
 
 .\'ijin(i)n(i</(id. There are two 
 tilings ; p. n(ij..</ak. 
 
 Xijfnan, uu\\\, Thei'e are two. 
 
 Nijishe. My uncle, ray viol/ier.t 
 brother ; pl.-/a//. — Kiji-^t/it;, thy 
 un(de; njishrinn, his uncle. — 
 S. Xinii.shonic. 
 
 Xijii, num. Two, betbro suli- 
 stantives denoting mkasl'kk, 
 <5ttime or other things; as : 
 Xiji> dilndijan (/i-i.s/ihnn-na- 
 wakire ; two o'clock in the 
 afti'rnoon. Nijo dib(ibi.s/ikiiil- 
 Jiijcin si.sibakwaii, two pounds 
 of sugar. 
 
 Xiid-ftnaniici/i/ii/ad. A fort- 
 li ight. 
 
 Xijohanhiindj. Twice a hand- 
 ful. — NiJobancnindJ eta nian- 
 ddminan nin yi-ashiunig ; he 
 gave me only twice a handful 
 of corn. 
 Nijubidonon, {nin). I tie two 
 together ; p. nuj.,dod, — A7/( 
 
 ( 
 
XI. I 
 
 — L'H!) 
 
 xr.r 
 
 nljnJtiiliuniii (iii(i)r vii/ii/iitisi(ii , 
 I (ic two (pf tlic-c sticks tOL'c- 
 tlicr. 
 
 Sijnli 
 
 liohlinl, {llill]. I I'iltcll l\V(p 
 
 lislics ill H net, lOr in sevcrul 
 iicits ;i |). niijnhiitidl. — S. liiiia. 
 f tif.' t\v»i t(i- 
 
 S iinli 
 
 /Dhniiii/, {iiiii). 
 iretlier ; p. iiaj..ii<i 
 
 l. 
 
 Xijohisoiiiin, (llill). We uro t 
 
 uo 
 
 iicil toLTCtlicr ; p. nil). ..so 
 
 lii'.l- 
 
 \ ijnhaiiil.an. Twice botli iiaiids 
 
 A 
 
 ijiiil 
 
 win ; \)\.-i(i(i. 
 
 "^ijnih 
 
 Mjndc. T\V() raiiiilit'S. 
 iiidiriii/, tlicv arc two tiunilics. 
 
 two 
 
 ijo'lc. 
 
 mil it's arrivo. 
 
 e (la<iinsiiiii(iij. 
 
 Sijnd 
 i\v< 
 A' 
 
 in'siiiiiii, iiiiii). We an 
 ) I'aiiiilics ; |>. ii(ij...si(liiii.— 
 
 I III iiijinicinsiiiiin eta,miiiik 
 oiiia aiiiiniitj ; we are only two 
 ffiinilit's, all of us here. 
 
 Sij(t(lrike, (llill). 1 iiin ilclivcrcd 
 of twins ; j). iiiii..k('d. 
 
 XlJ'xIr.s/ikaiii. it has two horns ; 
 
 |i. IHlJ..lli(l. 
 
 \ijn(/(1(if, (llill). I have two 
 i<',us ; p. iiaj..ded. 
 
 Xii()i/(inii(/. Two lodjres or 
 Ihiiiscs. — Idiwiii liaidiiKissiiion 
 mild irii/iirdiiKiii, iiijui/diiiii/ 
 I'td aiciriiii ; there are not 
 many lo(l>ies(or houses) here, 
 there are only two. 
 
 yijiii/aiiiii/i.siiiiiii, ill ill). We are 
 ill two lodges (or houses;) p. 
 
 ii(lj..si(ljiil. 
 
 yi.i'xji.jiij. Twotlays. (hut only 
 
 line nijiht.) 
 yi.i'i[/iji</(t<f- Tuesday, (two (hvys 
 
 after Sunday.) S. Nijogwana- 
 
 ijaiJ. 
 ^U"il[ii<]nif- It is Tuesday ; p. 
 
 ii(ii..i/<ili. 
 Xijiiiji.sis.swaf/ad. It is \ w o 
 
 iiioiiths since, two month 
 
 ago ; p. ii(ij..i/(i 
 
 k. 
 
 V 
 
 or 
 
 tl 
 
 rest, as 
 etc.. S. ( 
 
 y 
 
 i.i.'<()(/isi.s.sir(ii/(ii(y 
 
 le 
 
 ,i.'<i.'<.sir(iij(ii 
 
 I. 
 
 Xijoi/i.si.s.siriiiji.s, (niii). I am 
 two months old ; ji. iiiij..sid. 
 .\'iji>i/iriiii, tw<i days, (aiul two 
 
 lll<'lll^ 
 
 S. .V 
 
 './".'/'./'.'/• 
 
 .Vijiii/u'iiiiiii/ail. Tiiere are two 
 days, land two nights;) p. 
 ii<ij..i/(ik. — I5nl when they re- 
 
 Lranl oiilv tlie dav 
 
 sav 
 
 i i,l'ii/t,i"J'i 
 
 tl 
 
 7, th 
 
 ley will 
 ere are 
 
 two (lays, (liut not yet tw«i 
 
 111; 
 call 
 
 rhts.) For that reason they 
 
 ijoijijiinid,'' 
 
 lecause on Tuesday there are 
 
 two (liii/n alter Sunday, hut 
 
 iicMlav 
 
 vet 
 ■fi 
 
 two nil 
 
 I Ills 
 
 hegmning 
 
 rom iMoiMlay morning, wliere 
 the workdays ul' the week he- 
 gin. 
 
 Xijni/irdiiiii/i.^-, [llill). I am two 
 days old ; p. ii(ij...sid. 
 
 XiJo(/iiui III' lilt, (llill). 1 am all- 
 sent two ilays, (going on a 
 voyage, etc.) ; p. ii(ij..ilid. 
 
 XijCikdinawd, (iiiii) or iiiu. iiijn- 
 kmca. I help or assist him ; 
 iiaj..iv(id. 
 
 XiJ oka III ill, (llill). We are two 
 in a canoe or boat; p. iiajo- 
 kaii(/i</. 
 
 XiJokiri'i(\ (llill). I have two 
 wives, I am a higamist; p. 
 iKiJukici'ivid. 
 
 Xijoiiiiiuii/. 'J"wo round globu- 
 lar objects. XiJoiiiiii<ii/,cfa kid 
 a.shaiiiin iiii.s/iiniiiKii/ ; I give 
 thee only two apjiles. 
 
 Xijonaif. Two cauoe.s, boats, 
 etc. Nin uHibmidaiiaii ichiinu- 
 iKHi nijonaij ; 1 see two canoes. 
 
 Xijonijiijan. Two pieces, (of 
 jish, j)ork, meat, etc.) 
 
 I . J I 
 
 
 I ' 
 
 < t 
 
 r ; 
 
 ( 
 
 If 
 
 >' 
 
 
 J- 
 
 1/ 1 
 
 t 
 
I f 
 
 NI.T 
 
 — -ioo — 
 
 Nl.f 
 
 (liat 
 
 ; (,i 
 
 i,! V'l '• 
 
 KiJo)nk\ 'I'wii fivtlioins. 
 Nijoiiiiiilj. Two fii)j;er 
 
 is, twu iiiclifM. 
 j\'ij(iiiiii(ljiu, inin). I join both 
 
 hiiiids tdirctlicr ; p. uiij..nid. 
 yiJoHJi', {iiin). I liiive Iwi) (;liil- 
 
 (Ircn ; |>. iKiJoiiJed. 
 KijuNltiiiititi, (lu'a). I lay two 
 
 to;zetli('r in one place; p. no.) 
 
 ..viad. — Nil! iiijiishiuKui iihi- 
 
 nodjiuKj ; I lay two cliildren 
 
 in one lied. 
 Nijos/iiiiiiiiiii. (iiin). We lie two 
 
 tOL'ether in one jilace ; p. iia- 
 
 jtt.shiiljii/. 
 NijoHlik'. Two hroadliis of stufl' 
 
 or clotli ; also, relatinj^to two 
 
 shoes, two pieces of stove- 
 
 _pipe 
 
 etc. 
 
 d 
 
 Nl</().s/ik(id nir pashkisii/an. This 
 is a <riin with two barrels, a 
 iloulile-l)urrele(l <j;nn ; ]>. noj.. 
 kak. 
 
 NijoHhkvjwndaii, {nia). I sew 
 two breadths of atutt" or cloth 
 tofrether; p. naj..dan(/. 
 
 NiJo.shki(/wudi\ or-ma</ad. It is 
 sewed ill two breadths, two 
 bi-eadths are sewed together ; 
 p. ii(ij..d(i/, or-nnn/ak. 
 
 Nijos/ikiii. 'i'wo bags full. — 
 Opiniy Ilia ip-(il^hpinunu<j 
 nijoshkiii ; I bought two bags 
 of i)Otatoe.s. 
 
 Niijofid. Two feet, (24 inclies.) 
 
 Nijos'sajj. 'i'wo barrels full of s. 
 th., or two wooden boxes full. 
 
 NiJonnH^diif/adewan. 'J\vo objects 
 are put or laid together ; p. 
 naj..de<f. 
 
 Nijos.sitonan, {nin). I lay or put 
 two together ; p. naj.'tod. 
 
 Nijlana, num. Tweiity. 
 
 Nijtandk, num. Twenty hun- 
 dred, two thousand. 
 
 Then 
 
 I put 
 
 \Vr 
 
 arc 
 
 arc 
 
 NiJ/andkosiuiiii, num. Wc f,i 
 two thousand in nundicr; |.. 
 n(ij...sldjij/. 
 
 MJiaiiukwudon, num. There 
 are twenty hundred, (tw,, 
 thousand.) 
 
 Nijtanairciitin, lain), num. 
 are twenty ; )). nuj..dji(i. 
 
 Nijtanmoewun, num. Tlurt 
 twenty. 
 
 NiJkiuttWi'wan, num. 
 twenty pair of... 
 
 Nijwdliii/inan, (nin). 
 together, (thi'eads 
 strings ;) p. nuj...un(/. 
 
 Nijwdbik. Two objects of metal, 
 stone, glass. — They use tlii^ 
 word also to signify, 'Mud 
 dollars." Sometimes theyaiM 
 to it the word Joniia, silver; 
 as: Nijwdbik nin (fi-dilxni- 
 may ; he paid metwo d(>l!ar> ; 
 or, nijwciuik joniian nin ///- 
 dihadinaii. 
 
 Nijwaiin/ail. It is double, it is 
 in two manners, it is in iwc 
 kinds or sorts, there are two 
 kinds of it ; p. naj..(/al> 
 
 arc 
 
 I'- 
 
 tU(, 
 
 curd-. 
 
 Nijwdiayisiniin, (nin). We 
 of two kinds or classes 
 naj-sidji;/ 
 
 Nijwdk, num. Two hundred. 
 Nijwukusimin, [nin], num. WC 
 
 are two hundred ; p. n(ij..dii<i. 
 Nijwakwadon, num. 'J'here ar( 
 
 two hundred. 
 Nijwdkuyhvan, num. Thii're arc 
 
 two hundred pair. — NiJiraL- 
 
 loeivan makisinan, nijicdkwr 
 
 toan (jaie mandJikuinuKK/ . 
 
 two hundred pair moccasins. 
 
 and two hundred pair mittens. 
 A'iJwdkivoa</an. Two spans, ,as 
 
 measurement. ) 
 Mjioansimidana, num. Seventv 
 
NIK 
 
 2!tl 
 
 NIK 
 
 li 
 
 i 
 
 T\ 
 
 I ore 
 
 niiin. 
 
 (if... 
 
 .\'!iwn.t.<i)mhlniiffl,\ num. Seventy 
 limiilreil, se\eii f lidiifUnl. 
 
 MJir<i.ssi/ii i<i((n nho.s'nii in , ( n in , , 
 imin. We are seven llioifund 
 in mimber; p. ndj-sii/jit/. 
 
 Sijii'dssiniiihiiii'ikwtiilun, inuii. 
 There are .-^even tliuu.<!Ui<l. 
 
 SijwdnNini idanavH'viin, ( nin ) , 
 nmn. We are seventy ; p. 
 n<iJ.:i(U'<(ii<f. 
 
 MJirussiiniildnairnrdn. 
 iirei .seventy. 
 
 Mjird.ssiniiddnaintwan, 
 There ure seventy pjiii 
 
 MJii'dsso, nnni. Seven, (hef'ore 
 sulj,staiitive.H denutinir .mioa- 
 sruK, (if time or any other 
 iliinir.i S. MJo. 
 
 Mjii-dssiri, num. Seven. 
 
 MJirdlc/iiinin, inin], num. We 
 lire seven ; p. ndjit'd/c/iidjii/. 
 
 MJirdfr/iint/, }\u\\\. Seven times. 
 
 Mjii'dtc/iini/ vii(ldssn'('tk. Seven 
 thousand. 
 
 ^ijwdlchindn, num. There are 
 seven ; p. ndju'd/c/iiiii/in. 
 
 Sijird/ir/. 'i'uu ohjects of wootl, 
 — Nijirdfif/ nii.ssdu ^>/»(//y/rt- 
 dnn ; hrinjr in two sticks, or 
 two pieces of wood tor fuel. 
 MJwdtii/ (jdic dijikdij jiindi- 
 (jdj ; briiij^ in also Iwo pieces 
 (if cedar. 
 
 Sijirci/. Two objects of cloth or 
 stuff, or two sheet.s of pa|)er, 
 till, iron, etc. — Niju'e;/ nios/i- 
 irc'i/, iiijiiieij ddfth ni/xif/anit/i- 
 111)11; two iiandkerehiefs and 
 two liedsheets. 
 
 Nijicrwdn. Two pair of,... A^^i^- 
 wrwuii pijikiwnij , two ptiir ot 
 (ixen ; nijwewan mojwaijanan, 
 two pair of scissors. 
 
 A7/i'. Arm. Tli is word is always 
 onnnecteil with a pospcssive 
 
 jironoiin ; as; Sinik, my arm ; 
 liinik, tiiy iirm ; aiiik, his 
 arm. Kinikdn, tliy arms, etc. 
 
 Sikd. A kind of wild j^oose ; 
 (C. otitarde;) pi. nikd;/. 
 
 Xikdfxiidfdni, (nin . I faintaiid 
 have a vision in mv tiiintin;' ; 
 p. nck-jinij. 
 
 Nikdd. My lei! ; ])].-d)i. 
 
 Nikddii/dn. My shinhone, the 
 bone of my le,;; ; kikddiijnn, 
 tliy Hhinbone ; (daidiijdii, his 
 shinbonc. 
 
 Nilnu/n'indjin, (nin'. S. Mkihi- 
 s/iin. 
 
 Nikdn. My lione ; [)\.-nn. 
 
 Nikdndh, [nin). I remain in a 
 ])lace over nij;ht, I don't start 
 iilit the followiiiir day ; p. 
 nek.. hid. — Nikdndhi na ki- 
 sliinii'Y Will your imither re- 
 main here over niirht ? (Will 
 lie n(.it start betijre to-mor- 
 row ?) 
 
 Nikdnrnd, (nin). I am absent 
 liira niL'ht, I don't come liack 
 before to-nmrrow ; ji. nek., 
 did. 
 
 Nikdni.ss. My friend ; my bro 
 ther, (in friend.sliij) ;) ])\.-d;/. 
 
 Mknr/(((ni, {niuK i pass round 
 a point in a canoe, iioat, etc. ; 
 p. n('k..an(j. 
 
 Nikihi, [nin). I am overflowed, 
 sulimerged, under water ; p. 
 nek ibid. 
 
 Nikihi, ov-maijdd. It is over- 
 tldwed, it is tinder water 
 nckihiij, or-nuKjdd. (S. Jhiji 
 hi.) 
 
 Nikihi.^hin, Inin). I di.«appear 
 under the water ; p. nek..in</. 
 
 Nikihiwin. Inundation, flood. 
 
 Nikim, {nin). I grumble like a 
 dojr ; p. ndkiniod. 
 
 er ; p. 
 Idjiilc- 
 
 '•< 
 
 m. 
 
 ij; 
 
 
 ;jj 
 
 V. 
 
 i 
 
 •n 
 
 (I ' 
 
 1! 
 
 I I 
 
 '• l:„ 
 
I Ik 
 
 I I I 
 
 I I 
 
 I I 
 
 I I 
 
 N 
 
 
 NIM 
 
 — 21)2 — 
 
 NIM 
 
 M hi HI old It'll, iiiiin. I Ln'uiiilili 
 
 Ht liiiii like a floji; p. iiiik.. 
 
 V'dd. — Aiiiinii.sh iiin iiiliiiiin- 
 
 tnij ; tlu- (lot? ^fniinliles ut inc. 
 NiliiiiikvHsc, iiiiin. \ put iiiv 
 
 \vli()li' iinn ill ; p. in k.. sal. 
 Aikiiri;/<i(/. It is twili^lii J |i. 
 
 iii'k..(/ak. 
 Nikiiiifiss. My lilniikct, i\vlii(;li 
 
 I Cover iiivscit' with in <f(piiiL; 
 
 Hiitnt'uliiTc.) h'ikoiidss, ft/ii,- 
 
 nann ; tliv liliiiikcl, lii.s lilim- 
 
 ket. 
 Nihiuni, (pr. iiikoii.) My li\cr. 
 
 — 0/i It'll II, inknii.) liis li\('r. 
 Nikirn/iiii. My iit'rk. — Dkirii/iin. 
 
 Ills ll('(!k. 
 
 Niiii, [iiiii). Tdiincc; \). iiiiiniil. 
 Niiiiiui, (iiiii}. I curry s(jiiie ohj. 
 
 on 8. th. ; iKiniaud. 
 Nimaau, {iiiii]. I carry it on s. 
 
 til. ; (or a hird carrying s. tii. 
 
 ill iiis liill or lioak ;) p. iiitma- 
 
 ""!/■ 
 
 NiiiHiitjdu. Ornament of a snow- 
 slioc ; ])\.-itii. 
 
 Niiitiiii/e Itiiii'.'i/ii. The liird car- 
 ries 8. th. ill his lieak ; p. iia- 
 iiiaif/eiJ. 
 
 Ninii'(/itnii(/itii. Iland-liarrow to 
 carry s. th. on it ; ])\.-(tii. 
 
 Nimakt)ni</(', {nin). I am carry- 
 injf on a hand-harrow, or on a 
 |)olo or stick ; p. ii(tiii..(/c<J. 
 
 NiiiKikoiiii, {nin). I carry some 
 ohj., (with some otlior per- 
 son,) on a liand-harrow, \)o\q, 
 or stick ; )). nitiii..iiiL 
 
 NiindJiOiutii, {nin). I carry it, 
 (wiili some other person, i on 
 a hand-harrow, on a pole or 
 stick ; p. n(ini..an<f. 
 
 NimakftHiuii, {irin). I put it to 
 the end of a stick ; \). nam., 
 tint/. 
 
 Mintiina. My eyelirow ; pi. ni- 
 ini'iiniif/. — I) ma inn II, iiis evi- 
 lirow, or, iiis eyelirows. 
 
 Mmiimii, (nin). I curry snii.c 
 olij. in my month ; p. iinni.. 
 ad. 
 
 .XiiiKindaii, inin). I carry ii in 
 my month ; p. nam. .am/. 
 
 Mmiiiiilji;/r, iiiiin. I curry s. 
 th. ill my month ; p. inini., 
 (/I'd. 
 
 Siniashkaiiiaii. Feat hers, us an 
 oriiameiit of tiie iiead, phiim' 
 offcatlicrs; also, a liuyoiicl ; 
 
 Siina.^likaii/i\ (nin). I have u 
 Ithiiiie of I'catlierson my lieuil ; 
 p. nam. .(/I'd. 
 
 Xiiiiia, (nin). I make him duiicc. 
 I cause him to dance ; p. mi- 
 mind. 
 
 iSi mi I 111 I /(I II. Water-pot, ualcr- 
 pail, hiicket ; pl.-rn*. 
 
 Nimidana, num. Forty. 
 
 A'imidannk, num. Forty hun- 
 dred, four thousand. 
 
 Minidanukii.iimin, (nin), iiuin. 
 We are four thousand in iiuiii- 
 her, or forty hundred ; y. 
 ncm,..sidii</. 
 
 MiniiKH/an. IMace of crossiiiL' 
 over a liay, a lake, etc., tra- 
 verse ; \)\.-an, 
 
 Niminam, (nin). I cross over a 
 hay, hike, river, etc., in a ca- 
 noe or heat; p. neminau;/. 
 
 Niminawd, [nin). I put out into 
 the lake or sea ; (F. je liiil'ih 
 an larLre ;) p. iu'in..iid. 
 
 Niminawaam, {nin). S. Nimiiui- 
 lod. 
 
 Mminawekiiiiijade, or-mai/nd. 
 'JMiere is a wharf made ; p. 
 nem..def/, or-magak. 
 
 Niminawekiniijan. Wliarf, (an 
 
NIM 
 
 — 2!>;{ — 
 
 NIN 
 
 ■tc, in a I'H- 
 miiiiiinii- 
 
 iiKjcci slrctcliin;:; out in tlic 
 lukc ;) |)I.-'///. 
 
 Mm ill 'I ll'rkil) i III III //I'l 
 
 W///M , 
 
 nil liiiildiiig ti wlmrf; p. item 
 
 led 
 
 Inniu-li 
 
 Siiniiiowriinn, (iilii). 
 
 it ill llic wiitcr ;:ciitly ; \>. iinii 
 
 ..nil;/. 
 yiiiniiKU'O.^likd, (niii). I pu.-^li 
 
 my ciiiKic or lioiit I'roin tlic 
 
 -liiirc, I jro out into the. lukc ; 
 
 |i. mill. .ml. 
 Siiiiiiiawt:<</iha, nr-vuii/n<l trhi- 
 
 iin'in. Tlio «',ano(( irops out into 
 
 tlic liikf ; p. ii('iii..L(ii/, or- 
 
 iiiiiijitk. 
 
 Siiiiiiiinri'iri'liiiKni, {iiiii). I piisli 
 it into the water; p. ii(iii..((iii/, 
 
 .V/w/.s7//r, (/»//(). I like too mucli 
 (laiiciiij: ; p. iitnn ..kiil . 
 
 ^iiiiixlik'ni'in. Haliit ol iliuicinj;. 
 
 }'! Ill i.^/i noil'. My nnrle, my katii- 
 kk's brother ; also, my Htcp- 
 tiitlicr; \)\.-iiii/. — S. .V///.s7/^'. 
 
 .Y//H^^7/ow/.^•^■. Mv <rran(l-tatli('r ; 
 |il .-^^_7. — Mm i.'<li<mi i.'<s, nmish n- 
 iiii.s.suii : thy jirainJ-tatlu'r, his 
 i;r;iiiil-l'ather. 
 
 Miiii.slxiimii, {niii). I insult him, 
 liy (jcrtaiii signs with the 
 liiind ; (great insult among 
 tlic linlians.) (('. je lui pousse 
 lies nasjirde.s ;) p. nem.jiKul. 
 
 Miiii.sli-dinhni, {iiiii). I insult it, 
 liy (certain signs with the 
 liaiul ; p. upui ..(tiKj. 
 
 Si iil.^L-iiiiiliiiifn, (niii). We in- 
 >nlt ea«h other, liy certain 
 siuiis with tlie hand ; )>. iicni 
 ■ ■'liiljii/. 
 
 S miskdiidjiiie, {niiD. J insult, 
 ly signs with the hand; p. 
 iii'iii..i//'<l. 
 
 Mwi.'<.^<il), (iiiit). I squat, I sit 
 
 -unal, I .-it cowering; p. mi 
 
 III 
 
 nil 
 
 I. 
 
 Xiiiii.-<.sml. Mv heliv ; hiiiiixsail, 
 llivh<.llv. ■ 
 iiiii.s.se. 
 
 N 
 
 M 
 
 V sister, (older than 
 
 Niiiii/iiiiiiiinii, {iiiii\. I puddle ill 
 the 'oreiiiost jiiirt of tlii' ca- 
 noe ; p. iiriii..)iiiif. 
 
 Niiiii/iiii'ii, (iiiii). I dance lor 
 him, to niuke him pleasure ; 
 p. miii.,ii'ml. 
 
 Niniiiriii. Dancing, the act ol' 
 (iaiicing. 
 
 Aiii, pron. I, me, my. mine ; we, 
 
 us, Olll'. 
 
 Niiiiii/ii.s/,\ My piilate. (himjii.s- 
 hnii, liis piiliUe. 
 
 MiiiiiiHiliikml. it is weak, (me- 
 tal ;) p. miii...k(ih\ 
 
 iMmiiiiiiliiki.si. It is weak, (me- 
 tal) ; p. mill. . sill. — NiiKiimilii- 
 Idsi hill iikik ; thy kettle is 
 weak. 
 
 Ninaimid. It is weak, trail ; ]>. 
 nauiniKik. Freij. Ndiiimiimid. 
 
 Nimumtdin. 'I'he ice is weak ; 
 p. iiii!i..iin/. 
 
 Nimiiiiadis, (iiiii). I am weak, I 
 am unahle to walk or to work ; 
 p. ii(iii...^iil. 
 
 NiiKiimikiriid . It is weak, 
 (wood); i». mni..wiik. 
 
 Niiiaimiknsi. It is weak, (wood) ; 
 p. iiaii..sid. 
 
 NiiKiiiii'iiddii, {iiiin. I think it 
 is weak ; p. u<m..(nii/. 
 
 Niiiaiiii'iiiiiKi, (iiiii). I think lie 
 is weak ; p. iiiiii..iiiml. 
 
 Miiai)ii.-<, (iiiii). J am weak ; [i. 
 naiKiinisid. Fre(j. nin iiuni- 
 
 IKdllis. 
 
 i\iii(ntu'.s.siii/ml. It is weak 
 
 (Wood,) ; p. mm. .'/Ilk. 
 Ninaini.s.'mi/i.si iiiil>iiiji.s.'<(iij. 'I'lie 
 
 Hi I 
 
K! 
 
 H= 
 
 NIN 
 
 — 2!»4 — 
 
 NIN 
 
 lank JH wi-ak 
 
 |llUII 
 
 ; !>• 
 
 hoiu'il or 
 
 11(111.. sit I. 
 Niiuin. Tlic ciiiritf my lc;r 
 
 iiiiiihidi/. — Kiiiihi, iiiithittii. 
 NiiianiKjukisid. Tlu'^olc (if my 
 
 foot ; \\\.-au. Siiuiiiuijdftisid, 
 
 iiiian<ij/fi/,-i.si(l. 
 NiiKisid. Tlic llcsliy piirt (if my 
 
 lo;;. — hiiia.sii/, iniiisitl . 
 Niiniii'iiiii, pron. Wc, iih, ours. 
 A'iiihiiiirln'ijir(itl(ii. My side, my 
 
 tluiil< ; |)l.v/(/. — ()hiiiii'l>i(/ir<i- 
 
 ihiian, his tluiik. 
 I^iiitl, proi). S. Niii. 
 Niiuldti, (iiiii). I mmhI him s. 
 
 til. ; |). iinii/iiiii/. 
 'Ainil('ii. My lioji ; pl.-m/. 
 hiiiilditrc, iiiiii) <»!•, nin iiiu- 
 
 tlaiijc. I hcikI s. ill. to Hoiiu' 
 
 |Kii'.<Mii ; |). iicu..irt(l. 
 i\ind(iiwc-ma.sitiai(/<ni . 1 ';i| kt 
 
 K'llt to HOllU'hoilv, lililt is, a 
 
 h'ttcr. 
 Niiidiilirr)!, {iiiiD. I sciiil it ; p. 
 
 iirii..ii'('d, 
 Nini((iiiri'ji(iii, liihi). I sciiil 
 
 Honn' oiij. to .somo |»er.«oii ; p. 
 
 miL.irid. ' \' . ( 'oiij.) 
 Niiiildiiiiktiii. My jiiu . — (hldiiii- 
 
 IxOH, hi.s jaw. 
 Niiidiiniikiiudhid. My griiuhT, 
 
 (iiii'irc toolli ;i Kiiliiiiiikdiui- 
 
 bid, (iddiiiikdiidhid : iliy, iiis 
 
 •grinder, — S. (ii/ahid. 
 Ninddiiiikhfdn. My jauhcun.'. — 
 
 Odditiikii/dii, hi.s juwIkhu'. 
 Niiiddinilii</c(jaii. S. Ninddini- 
 
 kij/tin. 
 Niiiddii. My (haiiji'litnr. This 
 
 woni is not used in tlio lir.st 
 
 and second ptTfeion, but only 
 
 in the third, oddiidn, liis 
 
 (hiuj^htcr, (grown np.) 8. Mn- 
 
 ddiiis.^. 
 NinddiKjo.^lic. My cou.-in ; pl.- 
 
 iuij. — Only iifhualc t^\>v\iV\\vs 
 to her lit'-cousiii, (»r of In i , 
 will use tliJH I'xurcHHioh. A 
 iiidli' will suy : Mtiiinnn/n , tn\ 
 tiifi'nriss ; which sec. 
 
 ISiiiddiKju'r. My HiHtor-in-lau ; 
 my ii'icnd, my compiiiiidii. — 
 Only a J'niidh will .say mi, 
 speaking to H tVmjilt' or ni ;i 
 Ifn.ah'. A iiidl)' will Hay : M- 
 iiiiii, my sister-in-law ; A'/'///, 
 or iiitljih'iwi si, my I'liind, iii\ 
 comrade. 
 
 Nind dnike iiiniinhduiisx. .M\ 
 great gi^and-liithor ; \V . inoii 
 liisaieiil.) 
 
 Siiid diiikc ii<difnni.iK. My grciii 
 grand-nmther ; (F. ma iii- 
 saienlo.) 
 
 Miiddiihs. My ihinglitcr; pi.- 
 '///. Tliis woi'd, in till' lir-l 
 and second person, is used id 
 express liotli a Miiiall and :iii 
 adiill danghtei'. lint in iIk' 
 third person, oildiii.s-.sdii. ii 
 signilieH only a small ytiuiiL; 
 daughter. — S. Ninddn. 
 
 Xiihli'nii.-isikdiriii. My g d d- 
 ilanghtei- ; il*'. ma tilleulc ; ) 
 also, my adopted dauglilei'; 
 pi. -(///. — f\iddiiis,'<ikdiriii, lliy 
 god-daughter ; oddiiis.sikairi' 
 iidJi, his god-daughter. 
 
 Niiiddfis.siirdi/. My nerve, my 
 sinow, with the tiesh on it; 
 j»l.-o//. ()da(is,shca;/iiii, ]\\-< 
 nerve. 
 
 Niii<ldH'd/c/i, niiidawa, cndltii/i.1, 
 adv. well, well then, rather ; 
 and so. — Niiiil(iird(r/i ijitdd ; 
 well then, let us go. Mud <ini- 
 Jildiii, iiinildwdh'/i ; 1 give up 
 rather. 
 
 Aiiidi'. My heart, kidr, txlc ; 
 tliv heart, his heart. 
 
IT 
 
 NIM 
 
 — 2y.> — NIN 
 
 ;)r ttf Ih'I'. 
 'HHinll. A 
 illKlxlll , "1'. 
 ('. 
 
 (cr-iii-liiw ; 
 iiiiiiiruiii.— 
 
 ,11 SUV Ml. 
 
 Ic or ul 11 
 
 ill Hiiy ; Si- 
 
 11 w ; AV'(/'. 
 
 fiiriiti, luv 
 
 [■ ; {V. iiitui 
 
 (. My ;:iiiti 
 l'\ mil I'i- 
 
 u^flitcr ; I'l.- 
 in the tir-i 
 
 I, i;J US('(1 In 
 llilll lUIll illi 
 l')\ll 111 ill' 
 ■Idiiis.sdii. 11 
 siuiiil ytiunu 
 iildii. 
 Mv .^""1- 
 ii ■lilU'uU';) 
 ,1 ,lau<!;hUT; 
 il:i}iriii, tliy 
 
 ihtrr. 
 
 iit'i've, iii\ 
 lU'sh on it; 
 
 Ih'<(, t' 
 
 nahiiji'', 
 luMi, nithi'V ; 
 
 , A7/I'/ (dii- 
 1 t'ive Ul' 
 
 /.•/(?(' 
 
 ./t 
 
 urt. 
 
 Miohiijjit'di. My liicc ; kitUiitj- 
 ii'iii^\\\y luce; (KlcHiju'iii, his 
 lace. 
 
 tiiiitlnu'ifnnt. The side of my 
 iioHi'; J>1. -'///. Ktdruii/iiin. (hlc- 
 
 Ilil/dUKlll. 
 
 Sni(UI)(i(f(m. (U. The hone of my 
 licail, my skull. 
 
 Siinh'i/ii, lulv. As it were, it 
 seems like. 
 
 Siiitl ijiiiihiisoiriii iiiinl iflnii. I 
 sifiii, I siiliseiilie my name. 
 
 S'iinliiiihdrti. The lather nr the 
 iiiiitlier <>r my sun-iu-law or 
 'lau;j:hter-iii-la\v ; |»l.-</. 
 
 MiKliiiii/dii. My shoiililer-lilade ; 
 |il. -(///.— Ki(liiii(faii. I)(liiii</<i- 
 iitni. 
 
 Siii<liiiiiii<(iii/(iii. My shouMer; 
 \)\.-(ni. — MiliiiiiiiKiii/dii. (hli- 
 iiiiiiinii/iiii. 
 
 MikU.s.s. My nave! ; kidis.s, thy 
 navel: oili.ss, his tiavol. 
 
 XiiiilJ. Ifaiiil. This word is ne- 
 ver used so. hut always eon- 
 neetod with a possessive pro- 
 noun ; as : .\'i)iiii<IJ,\ny hand ; 
 Lluiii(/J, thy hand )i>iiinili, his 
 liMiid. 
 
 MinlJanJ. My nose; kiiljiutj, 
 thy nuse ; udjanj, his nose. 
 
 Xiiidjildil. My sinew ; \)\.-i(ii. ,• 
 Li'ljifatl, thy sinew ; ntljitml, 
 his sinew. 
 
 S'iiiiloiidj/aii. Ontona,L'an, Lake 
 Superior. The pro|)er mean- 
 iiiLT of this word is. " My 
 dish." — A'iiitl<in(((/diiiii;/, at 
 Oiitonagan, from or to Unto- 
 na«:an. — An Indian tradition 
 says, that a scpiaw once came 
 to the river, now called *' On- 
 tuMajrau," to letch water with 
 an Indian earthen dinh ; hut 
 uiilortunately the dish escnp- 
 
 I ililule 
 ilii[uidi ; 
 
 I dilute 
 .' , imp. 
 
 eil from her hand and went 
 to the hottoni of the river ; 
 whei'eu|>')n the poor sipiaw 
 hejian to lament : .\iii tiiinl 
 niidifnii, iiind oiid(fiiii .' Ah. 
 my dish, my dish ! — And the 
 river wu.s (<ver Hince called 
 after this exclamation. 
 
 Xiiii/ti. My mother, hiifd, uifin. 
 
 Xiiiifd, t>\'-7H(i(/'id. It melts, or. 
 
 It is melted ; p. iivinjinj, or- 
 
 niidjiik. 
 .\iiitfid)t/in(ili)ii, [it ill), 
 
 it, I make it thin, 
 
 p. iieii..di>d. 
 .\ iii</id)dirtiiiii, (iiiii). 
 
 sdiiK' olij. ; p. IK II.. I" 
 
 iiiiii/tihinnij. 
 Xiin/dliidii. West, Occident. 
 
 Xiii;/dliidiidl:ii'dd. Cloud comiuf^ 
 
 from the w est. 
 Xiiii/idddiiihi.fsd. The i' a i n 
 
 (U)nu's from th(^ west ; ji. iicii., 
 
 Xiiij/dhidiii-iittdiii. Wi'.^lw ind. 
 Xiiii/(ihikid<',or-iii(ii/dd. It melts, 
 
 oi', it is tiielted, (only metal ;) 
 
 p. ili'll..ilrt/, <>v-iliil(/dd. 
 Xiiujdliikismi, \iiin\. I melt it. 
 
 or smelt it, (only metal) ; p. 
 
 iiMi,.(iii<l. 
 XiiH/dhiLisif/dii. Smeltin;r-rur- 
 
 nace ; ])\.-(iii. 
 Xiii(fdl)ikis'<i. It melts, (metal ;) 
 
 p. iii'ii..s()(!. 
 Xiii;f(il)ikisird, (uiii). I melt it. 
 
 or smelt it, (only metal;) p. 
 
 neii..wud ; imp. iniKjahikiswi. 
 Xiiujalxaiiidic ohi. The earth or 
 
 ground thaws; p, iii'ii..f('t/. 
 Xiiii/fikuiitini.s/ikd, ov-iiid(/(id. 
 
 The <rrounil thaws in spriiij:; 
 
 p. iiciL-kdij, or-iiidi/dk. 
 Xiiiiiaiicmu, [iiiii). 1 let melt in 
 
 ' 
 
 C: 
 
 \. 
 
 ^' 1 
 
 
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 f' 
 
 ,1:1 
 
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 IT' 
 
it 
 
 i'l 
 
 I 
 
 NIN 
 
 — 200 — 
 
 NIN 
 
 ¥ i 
 
 my iMOutli soiiu' nl>j., [mik- 
 
 iram, 'wv ;) p. iicii..m(i<L 
 NiiH/aiteiulaii, {iiin). I let it 
 
 melt ill my mouth, ini.si/iak- 
 
 wnd, Pn,<!;iir, etc.) ; p. wilmiii/. 
 Xiiil/dpaii, (iiiii). 1 am tratlicr- 
 
 iii,L'iind eatin<j; berries; p. nen 
 
 ..)uid. 
 Siiujaponag, inin). I am <;;atli- 
 
 eriiijr tliem, (lierries; miskwi- 
 
 111 i IK t (J, etc.) 
 \iiii/fip<inau, lin'ii). T um gatli- 
 
 eriiii"; tliom, (l)erri('s ; miiuin, 
 
 ixli'iiiiiniiii, etc;.) 
 Kiiujasln. Of. My mutlicr. 
 Xiit(/<is/iko/>if<.si(jr, ( niii\. J melt 
 
 snow to have water ; p. nen.. 
 
 7\ in(/ri.'isinioii<in. Sail; ])].-<iii. 
 Xi n (jihrnnnnonak . Mast ; pi.-"//. 
 Nini/f1s.siin(in(ii>fi/ii/. Mast ; pl,- 
 
 on. 
 \ini/(1.s.sliiinni)ii('ial>. Sail-rope, a 
 
 rop" or coril to hoist the sail ; 
 
 pl.-/». 
 Xinyaasimononhjia. Sail clotii, 
 
 caiiva,:s. 
 Xinf/e! voc. Mother! 
 Xhuje! or n^je ! (interjection 
 
 used only l»y females,) ha! 
 
 aha ! 
 Xinf/i<h', ov-ma(/(i(J. It melts ; p. 
 
 n eii(/i(i<'.(/, or-nidi/dk. 
 Xiiif/iilii/. My knee ; pi .-^^,7. — 
 
 (h/idij/ican, his knee, or his 
 
 knees. 
 Xhu/ikidc, or-in(ii/(i'J. It thaws; 
 
 (F. il (Injelc ;) p. ii(:ii..(l('<i, or- 
 
 viaf/ak. 
 Xin</ik/).s(in, {nin}. I melt it ; \). 
 
 nen. .an I/. 
 yin(/ikii.si(/(tn. Mpltitiv'-jtot made 
 
 of clay, crucible; snieltiiijr- 
 
 furnace ; pl.-a». 
 XhitjiijoHUie, {nin). I am smelt- 
 
 ini;, (metal, ore, etc.) ; p, ncii.. 
 
 fjc.d. 
 A'inifikositjrini(/am itj. Siuel t i 1 1 1;- 
 
 liouse, foundry, c a s t i n ;r- 
 
 liouse ; \A.-(iii. 
 Xiii(/ikn.'<i(/nninini 
 
 founder ; \)\.-ir(i(j. 
 
 Sme!!;r. 
 p. nni. 
 
 am nicii. 
 obi ; ]). 
 
 XiiH/ikfiso. h melt 
 
 .<■>)(/. 
 XiiKjIkdsu'd, (iiin). I 
 in<j: or smeltiiiir some 
 iien..ir (d ; imp. ninnikoxirl. 
 \':n/iii>, adv. (^uicklv, imme- 
 diately . 
 Xiin/iskodc, oY-ni(/</(id. It i- 
 thawinii', it is thav.-wealhi'r ; 
 p. nen. .</(•(/, or-indf/dk. 
 Xiiii/i.skos, inin). The llmu- 
 weather conies (lui'iii,i!' mv 
 voyaj^e, before I reiudi home; 
 p. urn. ..soil. 
 Xingi.so (/on. The snow is mell- 
 
 injZ ; p. Jirni/isml. 
 Xini/ifdinnno niikunii. See die 
 Jrcij. veri>ofit, whitdi is more 
 fre((uently used ; Xdninijilii- 
 irtinio. 
 Xint/i/dwifii/weia sibi. 'Idie ri- 
 ver divides or splits in two or 
 more branches ; p. ni;ii..iin/. 
 Xiniiitairiaijircidij. Place wlure 
 
 a river divides. 
 Xinrjo ! interj. of females, ah ! 
 
 ha ! aha ! 
 Xini/o, num. One, (lietbre siili- 
 staiitives denotinjj; mkasiim:. 
 of time or other tliin,«:s.) - 
 Xinijii </ih((i(/(in,i)ni.' hour, one 
 mile. etc. Xin(/<i dih'ihi.-h- 
 k(iilji(/(in, one pound. 
 Xini/(i-an(tin/(!i/iii(/(/d. A wwk. 
 Xin(/<)l>inii>(/ii/in. A plant is ('(jv- 
 ered over or choked by other 
 jilfiuts or herbs ; p. nen-.tjimj. 
 Xini/ohhninik. One cubit, 
 

 NIN 
 
 — 297 — 
 
 ana. S^'^' '^'*' 
 
 .. .V(/)a'/(.'/''"' 
 
 .s-,7y/. The ri- 
 uiilri in Uv.-nr 
 . n. iu'-n-i<"J- 
 \l_ Place wluiT 
 
 If teniaici^j aii ■ 
 
 jc, l\.efovo snl. 
 
 liU'T MKASlUi. 
 
 L.v tlunji^.) - 
 
 Lad. Anv^^I- 
 A plant IS o'v- 
 
 lokod l.y *'i!'^''' 
 . ,,. iieii.-<lii''.h 
 ,)no cubit. 
 
 Ki7igogisisswagad}Jt is a month 
 ^.-fince; p. nen..gak 
 Ningogisisswagis, [nin). I am 
 
 a month old ; p. nen..sid. 
 Ningo-ndwakwe. A forenoon, 
 
 half a day. 
 Ningo-passangwdhiioin. One 
 
 moment, the twinkling of an 
 
 eye. 
 Ningot, adv, Something ; one. — 
 
 Kawin ningot, nothing. 
 Ningot-abwewin. A panful. 
 Mngotano, adv. Something. 
 Ningotdwassidog, adv. Happy. 
 Ninj/otchi, adv. Somewhere. — 
 
 hawin ningotchi, nowhere. 
 NinaotcJii bakdn, adv. Else- 
 where. 
 Ningot-emikwdn. A spoonful. 
 Ningoteshkani. It has only one 
 
 horn, it is one-horned ; p. nen- 
 
 goteshkanid, unicorn. 
 Ningoiing, adv. Once, at one 
 
 time. 
 Ningotobanenindj. A handful. 
 Ningotobonikan. Both hands 
 
 full; (F. une jointee.) 
 Mngotdde. One family, one 
 
 household. 
 Mngotodon. A mouthful ; also, 
 
 one word. 
 Mngologamig. One house ; also, 
 
 all the inhabitants of a house ; 
 
 (F. une maisonnee.) 
 Kiiigotogwane, {nin) (pron. nin 
 
 ningotogone ;) I fast one day ; 
 
 p. nen..ned. 
 l^iiigotonagan. A dishful. 
 Mngotonendjigan. A mouthful ; 
 
 (F. une bouchee.) 
 ^ingotonjigan. A piece, (cut off 
 
 from s. til.), a piece of meat, of 
 
 fish, etc. 
 Kiugotonik. A fathom . 
 Kiugotonindj. One inch. 
 
 PART II. 
 
 NIN 
 
 All the children 
 
 Ningoto)ijdn. 
 
 of a family. 
 Ningotonsibide.A skein or hank; 
 
 also, a sheaf of wheat, etc. 
 Ningotopwdgan. A pipe full ; 
 
 also, the period of time in 
 
 which a pipe of tobacco is 
 
 commonly smoked. 
 Ningotoshkin. A bag full of... 
 Ningoiosid. One foot, (twelve 
 
 inches.) 
 Ningotossag. A barrel full of... 
 Ningoiowan. A sack full of... 
 Ningotiodk, num. A hundred. 
 Mngotwdk dassing. A hundred 
 
 times; hundredfold. 
 Ningo tiodssimidanu,n\im . Si xt\' . 
 Ningotwdssiinidanak, num. Six- 
 ty hundred, six thousand. 
 Ningotwdsso. Six, (before sutj- 
 
 stantives denoting measure, 
 
 of time or of other things.) 
 Ningotwassobanenindj . 
 Ningotioasswi, num. Six. 
 Ningotwatchimin, (nin) num. 
 
 We are six; p. nen..djig. 
 Ningotwdiching, num. S i x 
 
 times. 
 Ningotiodiching midasstcdk. Six 
 
 thousand. 
 Ningotwewanagisiwin. A pair, 
 
 a couple, a set. 
 Ninguaabwe, {nin). I bake s. 
 
 th. buryin» it in hot ashes ; 
 
 p. nen..wed. 
 
 Ningivaabwen, (nin). I bake it 
 in hot ashes ; p. nen..wed. 
 
 Ningwaabicenan, (nin). I bake 
 
 some obj. in hot ashes ; p. 
 
 7ien..wed. (V. Conj.) 
 Ningwaakadan, {nin). S. Nvng- 
 
 waan. 
 Ningwaakan. Place where s. th. 
 
 is buried ; pi .-a??. 
 
 20 
 
 •in 
 
NIN 
 
 — 298 — 
 
 NIN 
 
 . hi i f 
 
 Ningaakana, (hiu). S. Ifiiig' 
 tcdwa. 
 
 Ningwaauy {nin). I bury it ; p. 
 nenywaanu, 
 
 Ningwakwaa. It is very cloudy, 
 (tlie sky is buried in clouda ;) 
 p. nen.Mak. 
 
 Niiuiwanapakwdddn, {nin) (pr. 
 nin ningonapakwadan.) I 
 cover it vvitli bark, (a loclge ;) 
 p. nen..ang. 
 
 Ningwanapakwe, {nin). I am 
 covering with bark, (a lodge;) 
 p. nen..nuid. 
 
 Ningwaniss, (nin). I fetch ve- 
 nison or tish ; p. ncn..sod. 
 
 Ningwano, {nin). I am covered 
 with snow ; p. nen,:nod. 
 
 Ningicano, ov-magad. It is cov- 
 ered with snow ; p. nen.,nog, 
 ov-inagak, 
 
 Ningwaichadn, {nin). 1 hoe or 
 lull it ; p. ■nen,.ang. 
 
 Ningwatchaige, (nin). 1 hoe, I 
 hill ; p. nen..gcd. 
 
 Ningwatchdioa, {nin). 1 hoe or 
 hill some obj. ; p. nen..wad ; 
 imp. niiigwafchd. 
 
 Ningwalchawag opinig, (nin). I 
 hoe or hill potatoes. 
 
 Ningwawa, {nin). I bury him. 
 (a person or any other obj.) ; 
 p. nengioawad ; imp. ningiva. 
 
 Ningwigan. Wing; pl.-a/t. 
 
 NingwisN, or ningwississ. My 
 son ; pi. -a//, or ningosis. 
 
 NinqwisHikdwin. My godson ; 
 (f^. nion filleul ;) also, my 
 adopted son; pi .-a/y. — Kigwin- 
 sikatoin, thy' godson ; ogwis- 
 .Hikaioinan, his godson, etc. 
 
 NinidAdniss. My child; pl.-oij'. 
 
 Kinidjdni.'i.nkawin. My god- 
 child ; also, my adopted 
 child ; i)\.-ag.—'KinidjdnUisi- 
 
 kawin, thy godchild ; Onid- 
 
 Jani,s.sik(iidinan, his godchiki ; 
 
 etc. 
 Niniqiigog. My parents, my 
 
 I'atlier and mother. 
 Ninik. My arm ; \^\.•an. Kinik, 
 
 onik ; thy arm, hie arm. 
 Ninikinasnabi, (urn). I vifit 
 
 my net, (to see whether any 
 
 fishes are caught in it ;) p, 
 
 nen.Jnd. 
 Ninikwai. The.^kin of my scull. 
 Ninim. My brother-irf-law, (ii 
 
 female speaking;) my sistt'i-- 
 
 in-lavv, (a male ."-peakmg ;) j,|. 
 
 ninimog. — Kinim, winimon, 
 
 etc. 
 Ninimo.'ih4. My cousin, (he- 
 cousin or she-couein.) Kini. 
 
 moshe, toininiosheian. 
 Ninindib, My brain. KinindiO, 
 
 tvinindib ; thy, his brain. 
 Niaindj. My hand ; pl.-?». — 
 
 KinindJ, onindj ; thy haiui, 
 
 his hand. 
 NiningadJ, {nin). I am very 
 
 cold, I tremble with cold, I 
 
 shiver ; p. nen.id. 
 NiningadjiiLnn. Shivering with 
 
 cold. 
 Niningakamigishka aki. The 
 
 earth quakes, there is an 
 
 earthquake ; p. nen..kag. 
 Niningapine, {nin). I have the 
 
 shaking fever ; p. nen..ned. 
 Niningapinewin. Shaking fever. 
 Niningas.miy or nininganashkas- 
 
 .sin. It is shaken by the wind; 
 
 p. nen..ing. 
 Niningibinig, {nin). I trenible, 
 
 I shake; p. nen..god. 
 Niningidee, (nin). I have pain 
 
 in my heart, my heart trem- 
 bles, shakes ; p. ncn..ed. 
 Niniiigim, adv. o. Naningim, 
 
 m 
 
; (hiid- 
 oJcliiKl ; 
 
 :ntfl, wy 
 
 in. Kinik, 
 xrin. 
 
 I vifit 
 ither any 
 m it V- 
 
 f my scull, 
 -in-law, (a 
 my sirtter- 
 ikingi) !»!• 
 winimoii, 
 
 )usin, (iiP- 
 sin.) A'i"'- 
 
 1. hinindib, 
 3 brain. 
 
 thy 
 
 hand, 
 
 I am very 
 vith cold, I 
 
 ivenng 
 
 with 
 
 aki. Tlu' 
 there is an 
 
 I havo the 
 
 , nen..ii'ed. 
 
 laking fever. 
 
 aganashkas- 
 
 )y the wind; 
 
 I tremhle, 
 
 lod. 
 
 I have pam 
 
 heart treni- 
 
 |HeH..e(i. 
 
 NIN 
 
 299 — 
 
 NIS 
 
 Nminginike, \nin). My arm 
 
 shakes ; p. nen.Med. 
 Ninini/iiiimlJ, {iiiii). My hand 
 
 shaken ; p. iien.dd. 
 Niwiiujisetjis, {nin). I tremble 
 
 with fear ; p. ncn..sid. 
 Niuin<iislika, {nin). I shake, I 
 
 tremble ; p. nen..kad. 
 Xiiiingishka, or-viagad. It 
 
 8hake.>j, it quakes; p. nen.. 
 
 kag, ov-)iiagak. 
 Niningislikdwapinc, (nin). S. 
 
 Niningapiue. 
 Nininyishkawapinewin. S. Ni- 
 
 ningapinewin. 
 Niningitisc, ov-magud. It is 
 
 weak, it shakes; p. ncn..seg, 
 
 OT-magak. 
 Kiningwan, My son-in-law ; pl.- 
 
 ag. — Oningwanan, liis Hon-in- 
 
 hiw, ur his sous-in-law, 
 Niiiingwanis\s\ My nephew ; 
 
 \)\.-ag. — Oningwanisaan, his 
 
 nephew, or liis nephews. 
 Xiningwi. My armpit, arm- 
 hole; — Kiuingwi, thy armpit ; 
 
 oningtvi, his armpit. 
 Mnishk. My gland ; \A.-wag. 
 
 — Onishkivan, his jrland. 
 Mnisiss. My hair, (one only ;) 
 
 pi. ninlnsija)!, my hair. Wini- 
 
 ■rissan, his hair. 
 Xininkigomdn. S. Niskigoniaa. 
 Xinitani. I in my turn, I now. 
 
 — Nin iin-tchimc dash nini- 
 
 tam ; I will paddle now in my 
 
 turn. 
 Xinitamiwind. We in our turn, 
 
 we now ; (the person or per- 
 sons spoken to, not included.; 
 
 S. Kinitamiwind. 
 Ninjagadi. My skin. — Kijagatii, 
 
 thy skin ; ojagadian, his skin. 
 NinCgan. My hip; pl.-a/i. Ono- 
 
 gan, his hip. 
 
 Ninon he, or ninwinhc. My aunt, 
 
 (my mother's sister;) also, my 
 
 8tei>-n)other ; [A.-iag. S. Nin- 
 
 si gotta. 
 Ninow. My cheek ; pi. nino- 
 
 tvag. — hinoto, thy cheek ; 
 
 onoican, his cheek or cheeks. 
 Xin.sigii.ss. My aunt, (my J'ulh- 
 
 er'.i sister ;) pl.-a//. Usigomsan, 
 
 his (her) aunt. 
 A'/».s///o.v/,s.v. My motlier-in-law ; 
 
 pl.-(/(/. — l\isigoiiiii.t, thy mo- 
 
 tlier-in-luw ; osigosisnan, 
 
 Jus 
 
 (her) mother-ill-law, 
 
 Ninsiniss. My father-in-law ; 
 pl.-a//. — (hinisaan, his (Tier) 
 tjither-in-law. 
 
 Nin trhingwan. The upper part 
 of my leg, up from the knee, 
 my thijrh. — Ki tchingwan, o 
 ic/iingwun ; thy thigh, his 
 thigh. 
 
 Nin ichingwanigan. The bone 
 of my tliigh, my thigh-bone ; 
 pl.-a/t. — ichingwanigan, his 
 thigh-bone. 
 
 Nin tchixhiboddgan. The bone 
 of my hip ; ki tchinhibodd(/an, 
 tchishiboddgan ; the bone 
 of thy, his hip. 
 
 iV^io, num. Four, (before eub- 
 stantivcH denoting measure of 
 time or other things.) 
 
 Niogijigad. Thursday, (four 
 days after Sunday). — S. Nijo- 
 qijigad. Nijogivanagad. 
 
 N'iogijigad. It is Thursday ; p. 
 iiaogijiyak. 
 
 Nipan. My lungs. — Kipan, 
 opan ; thy lungs, his lung.s. 
 
 Nipigegan. My rib ; pl.-a?<. — 
 Ojrigegan, his rib. 
 
 Nisaiendagos, (nin). I am con- 
 sidered dangerous, I am fear- 
 ed, mistrusted ; p. ne.'i...iid. 
 
 
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NIS 
 
 — 300 — 
 
 NIS 
 
 Nisaiendagioad, It is consi<ler- 
 
 ed daiif^crouH, it is t'earedj 
 
 niistnisted ; p. ncH.,wak, 
 Nisaieiidmn, {win). I tear, I ain 
 
 fearful, easy to he scared ; p. 
 
 'iies..a}ifj. 
 Nuaienduviowiii. Foar, niis- 
 
 triust. 
 Nisaienddn, {iiin). I fear it, I 
 
 am afraid of it, I mistrust it ; 
 
 p. nes..an<j. 
 Nisaietiivia, [nin). I fear him, 
 
 I mistrust liiiii ; p. ne.'i..mad, 
 Kina/iosi. Ear of Indian com; 
 
 pi.-//. 
 Nishaiujadis. (nin). I am ten- 
 der, not used to hardship ; p. 
 
 ncsh..sid. 
 Nishanfiitjia, {nin). I bring him 
 
 up tenderly, softly ; p. nea/i.. 
 
 ad. 
 Nixlii, {nin). I come down 
 
 sliding ; p. nashid. 
 Ninhi, {nin). I come to a pre- 
 mature or abortive birth ; p. 
 
 lies hid. 
 Ni.sliibanikam, {nin). I run af- 
 ter persons of the other sex ; 
 
 p. nesh..an(/. 
 Nishibapinodage, {nin). I scorn, 
 
 I mocK, I waste ; p. ne.sh..<jed. 
 Nishibapinodan, {nin). I scorn 
 
 it, I mock and ridicule il ; I 
 
 squander it, waste it; p. nesh 
 
 ..ang. 
 Nisibapinodaioa, (nin). I scorn 
 
 or mock him, I ridicule him; 
 
 I squander or waste some obj.; 
 
 p. nesh.. wad. 
 Nishibon, {nin). I go down a 
 
 rapid in a canoe or boat; p. 
 
 nashibonod. 
 Nishibona, {nin). I take him 
 
 down the stream in a canoe ; 
 
 p. nashibonad. 
 
 Nishigiwanis, (nin). I riot, I 
 cause disturbance ; p. ncs/i.. 
 sid. 
 
 Nishigiitmmsiwin. Riot, dis- 
 turbance. 
 
 Nishimagad. It come.s down, 
 it slides down, it descends; p, 
 nash..gak. 
 
 Nishime. My brother or my 
 sister, (younger than I ;) pl.- 
 iag. 
 
 JSishimiss. My niece; pi. ng. — 
 S. Otch. Gram.,.Chap. II. 
 
 Nishi pikiji. The cow has a 
 calf untimely, abortively ; p. 
 neshid. 
 
 Nishiwanddad. It spoils, it per- 
 ishes, it is ruined ; p. nes/i.. 
 dak. 
 
 Nishiwan ddakamigad. The w 
 is trouble, dissension ; p. ncsli 
 ..gak. 
 
 Nishiwanddakamigis, (nin). I 
 make trouble, I cause distur- 
 bance; p. nesh.. sid. 
 
 Nishiioanddakamigisiwin . D is- 
 turbance, noise, trouble. 
 
 Kishiwanddendam, {nin). I am 
 disturbed in my thoughts, I 
 have trouble in my mind ; p. 
 nesh .ang. 
 
 Nishiwanddendaniia, (nin). I 
 cause him trouble of mind, to 
 be disturbed in his thoughts ; 
 p. nesh. .ad. 
 
 Nishiioanddendamowin . Dis- 
 turbed and troubled mind or 
 thought. 
 
 Nishiwanddis, (nin). I beconu' 
 spoiled, wicked, ruined ; p. 
 nesh.. sid. 
 
 Nishiwanadjia, (nin). I spoil 
 him, I seduce hiiu, ruin him, 
 I make him wicked, unhappy, 
 I waste, squander or spend 
 
 'v>- 
 
NIS 
 
 — 301 — 
 
 NTS 
 
 I troiil)le 
 I ilespiso 
 
 I look at 
 p. nesli.. 
 
 foolishly i^oww oKj.; p.nes/i. 
 
 ad. 
 Nishhranafioma, ( nin 
 
 him with words ; 
 
 him ; p. nesh..mad. 
 Ninhm^, {nin). 1 kill, I inunlor ; 
 
 p. ne.'ifiiioed. 
 Nuliiweiom. Killinfj, murdor. 
 Nishiwin. Premature ahortive 
 
 birth, abortion, miscarriage. 
 Nishkdb, {nin). I look with 
 
 anger, I cast angry looks ; p. 
 
 neshkdbid. 
 Nishhdbama, [nin). 
 
 liim with anger 
 
 mad. 
 Nishkdbandan, (nin). I look at 
 
 it with anger ; p. netih..ang. 
 Nislikddendam, (nin). I have 
 
 angry thoughts; p. iiesh..an</. 
 Kiahkddendamnii'in. Angry 
 
 thinking, angry thought ; pi. 
 
 -an. 
 Xiahkddi.'i, (nin). I am angry, 
 
 wrathful ; p. nesJi..iiid. 
 Nishkddjiniiwe, (nin) or, nin 
 
 ni'ihkadjinifwe.shka. I have an 
 
 angry face, I look an^ry ; p. 
 
 nesh..wed, or nesh ..kan. 
 Nishkanifjan. My gum ; (F. ma 
 
 gencive ;) \)\.-an. — Kiahkani- 
 
 qan, thy gum ; oahkaniijan, 
 
 liis gum. 
 Nishkdnj. My nail, (on a linger 
 
 or toe ;) also, claw or hoof; 
 
 pl.-?<7. — Oslikanjin, his nail 
 
 (claw, hoof.) 
 ■Ni.shkdsita^o.s', (nin). I .«peak 
 
 in a passion, angry; p. nesh.. 
 
 sid. 
 KifihkdsHawa, {nin). I hear 
 
 liim speak angr}' ; p. nesh.. 
 
 wad. 
 Kishkdsoma, (nin). I speak to 
 
 him angry ; p. nesh. .mad. 
 
 Nishknidjif/e, (nin). I am in 
 anger, 1 keej) anger or rancor, 
 I am rancorous; \). nesh. .(fed. 
 
 Nishkenihia, (nin). I have angry 
 thoughts against him, I am 
 angry with him, I keep ran- 
 cor towards him ; p. nesh. .mad. 
 
 Kishkendan, {nin). I have an- 
 gry thoughts against it ; p. 
 nesh.. an I/. 
 
 Mshkia, (uin\ J offend him, I 
 make him angrv, i irritate 
 him ; j). neshkiad. 
 
 Nishkidce, (nin). My heart is 
 angry; p. nesh..ed. 
 
 Kishkideeudn. Anger in the 
 heart. 
 
 Nishkima, {nin). I 
 angr}' with my 
 ncshki)nad. 
 
 Xish kin a iva, {nin). 
 ill ; It. nesh. .wad. 
 
 Nishkinjir/. My eye ; my face ; 
 pi .-on . — Kishkinji;/, oshkinjiij; 
 thv eye, his eye. 
 
 Nis/iti(/wdn. My head. — Kishti- 
 (jwdn, oshtitjiodn ; thy head, 
 his head. 
 
 Nishwdsso, num. Eight (before 
 sulistantives denoting mka- 
 STRK, of time or other things.) 
 
 Nishwdtchimin, {nin), num. We 
 are eight of us; p. nesh..djig. 
 
 Nishiodtching, num. Eight 
 times. 
 
 Ki.sModtchinon, num. There 
 are eight (objects.) 
 
 Ni.'iid. Mv foot; pl.-rtu. 
 
 Ni.'ikdhiden, {nin). I gnash, 1 
 collide the teeth in anger; p. 
 nes..nid. 
 
 Niskdbidetawa, {iiin). I gnasli 
 at him in anger; p. nes..wad. 
 
 Niskddad. It is bad weather ; p. 
 neskadak. 
 
 make him 
 toords ; J). 
 
 I treat him 
 
 i ' \ 
 
 
 V' 
 
NI8 
 
 — 302 — 
 
 NI8 
 
 t i 
 
 Niskadendam, (nin), I lliirik it 
 JH tou biitl weatlier togOHoino- 
 wliere ; \\. iics..aa(j. 
 
 N iskancuiwdckiijan . KulHe ; pi. 
 -an. 
 
 Ninhanika, {nin). I walk or 
 travel in bad weather ; p. ne.s- 
 .,kay. 
 
 N?ska.soma, {nin). I (linlurb 
 liiin with my wordrs in hi.s 
 sleep, or in any state of tran- 
 quillity ; p. nan.. mad. 
 
 Ni.skia,{nin). I encuniljor him 
 with a heavy pack ; or with 
 much work or care 5 p. nas- 
 kiad. 
 
 Nisidifoman. Snot. — "J'hia word 
 is aiways preceded by a pos- 
 sessive pronoun, which re- 
 mains attached to it; as : Ni- 
 imkiyomaUi winiskiyamonan, 
 etc. 
 
 Ninkiiijon, {nin). It encumbers 
 me in my walking or travel- 
 ing ; p. nan. .god. 
 
 Niskikdye, {nin). I encumber 
 people ; p. nas..yed. 
 
 Ni.skikdyon, {nin). It encum- 
 bers me, (not on a voyage ;) 
 p. nas..yda. 
 
 NLskikdn, (mn). I encumber it; 
 p. nan,. any. 
 
 Niskikaioa, (nin). I encumber 
 liim, (not on a voyage;) p. 
 nas..ivad. 
 
 Niskimamawe, {nin). My eye- 
 brows are bristled up; p. nas 
 ..■wed. 
 
 Niskiminen-sikaddn, {nin). I 
 embroider or trim it with 
 small glass-beads ; p. nas.. 
 any. 
 
 Niskinywen, {nin). I make faces, 
 grimaces; p. nas..nid. 
 
 Niskitchiyade, ov-magad. It is 
 
 ornamented with lace or 
 rufHes ; p. na.'<..d('y.,ov-niayak. 
 
 Niskitchiyan, Lace, rulfle. 
 
 Ninkitchiye, {nin). I ornanuMit 
 with lace ; p. nas..yed. 
 
 Ni.skitenimanydncdjiyan. Epau- 
 let, a military ornainent worn 
 on tlie shoulder; pl.a/t. 
 
 Niskonje, {nin). I have a large 
 lamily, many children ; ji. 
 na.skonjed. 
 
 iV/.v.va, (nin). I kill hiin, I mur- 
 
 der him ; p. ne.ssad; imp. nis/ii. 
 
 1 wet 
 I moisten it; p. ne3,.dod 
 
 Ninmbawadon, [nin). 
 
 it, 
 
 Ni.s.sahawana, {nin). I wetsonio 
 obj. ; p. nes..nad; imp. ninsa- 
 bawaj. 
 
 Nisnabawaa, {nin). I get wet ; 
 p. nes,.isod. 
 
 Nisisahaioe, {nin). I get wot, J 
 am wet also, 1 am drowned ; 
 p. nes..wed. 
 
 Nin.idbaioe or-mayad. It get.s 
 wet, it is wet or damp ; p. ncs 
 ..loey, ov-viayak, 
 
 Niasdbiyina, [nin). I let him 
 down on a rope ; p. nan..nad. 
 
 Nis.sdbon, {nin). I go down the 
 stream with the current, in u 
 canoe or boat; p. nas. .nod. 
 
 Nissddjiwan, adv. Down, below , 
 (respecting the course of a ri- 
 ver or of rivers.) Nissdd,jiw<ui 
 nin wi-ija siywany. I intend 
 to go below next spring. S. 
 Onidddjiwan. 
 
 Nissddjiwe, {nin). S. Nisdkiive, 
 
 NLssaie. My brother, (older than 
 I;) p\.-iay. 
 
 Nissdii, ad v . Below, down . 
 
 Nissdki, adv. At the foot of r. 
 liill or mountain, below. 
 
 NLssdkiwe, {nin). I descend a 
 hill or mountain p. nas. .wed. 
 
NI8 
 
 — :m — 
 
 NIS 
 
 I drowneil ; 
 
 Ninsakiwebato, {nin). S. Oada- 
 
 djiwehato. 
 Ni.sudkobidon, (vm). I break 
 
 it down ; p. )i(is..{l(t(l. 
 NisHdkonamaxoa, {nin], Ut. 8. 
 
 Nasmkon ama wu . 
 Nissdkonan, (nini. Ot. H.Nansd- 
 
 konan. 
 Niasukonhka, (nin). 1 tall down ; 
 
 p. nan.Mad, 
 Ninmkos/ika, or-warfod. It falls 
 
 down ; it opens ; p. nas..ka[/, 
 
 OY-magak, 
 Nh'sdkoshkan, {nin). I let i) 
 
 I'all down ; p. nas..nag. 
 Nissdko.s/ikawa, (nin). I let it 
 
 fall down, also, I hurt liini in 
 
 falling upon him : p. nas..wud. 
 Nissdkotise, {nin}. I slide down ; 
 
 p. nas...<ied. 
 Nifsdkos.se, or-maiiad. It elides 
 
 down ; it opens, it is thrown 
 
 open ; p. nas..seg, or-inagnk. 
 
 — Tchihegaviigon (ji-nissakos- 
 
 ■sewan apt ga-nibod Jeatm 
 
 ajittei/dtigong ; the graves 
 
 were opened when Jesus died 
 
 on the cross. 
 Nissdndawaa, {nin). I take 
 
 liini down or carry Ijini down; 
 
 p. nas..ad. 
 Nis.'idndawaton, (nin). I take it 
 
 or carry it down ; p. na8..tod. 
 
 Nissdndaioe, (nin). I descend, 
 I go down or come down on a 
 ladder, or stairs, or from a 
 tree, etc. ; p. nan. .wed. 
 
 Kissdndawcbato, (nin). I run 
 down stairs or down a ladder ; 
 p. nes..tod. 
 
 Nissandaw&najdwa, (nin). I 
 send hinj down stairs. I bid 
 him go down ; p. nas..wad; 
 imp. nis..najd. 
 
 Niaaantndagwad. It is sad, lone- 
 
 Honie; p. nus..wak. 
 Ni.s.'<i1neudam, (nin). I am sad, 
 
 sorrowful, lonesome; ]>. nas.. 
 
 ang. 
 Nis.sdtakoki, (inn). I put my 
 
 foot down, I des(;end a step ; 
 
 p. nas. .kid. 
 Nissdwnii,Vii\\. In the midille. 
 Ninndwaiiwan. It is the middle, 
 
 between two other objects; p. 
 
 iwii..ang. 
 Nis.scan, {nin). 1 stir s. th. in a 
 
 vessel, (sugar, etc. ;) p. ne.s.'ic- 
 
 ang. 
 N'i.s.seigdn. Maple-sugar, (loose, 
 
 not in solid cakes ;] (F. casso- 
 
 nade.) 
 Xis.srige, (nin). I stir, (espo- 
 
 cially sugar in sugar-mak- 
 ing ;) p. nes..kag. 
 JV/.s'.s'/, num. He is three, three 
 
 in one. 
 Nissihidjigade, or-magad. It is 
 
 pulled down; p. na8..deg, or- 
 
 inagak. 
 Ni.s.sibidon, (nin). I pull it 
 
 down, I make it fall down ; 
 
 p. naii..dod. 
 Nis.mlinun, {nin). We kill one 
 
 another; p. nessididjig. 
 Niaaidiwin. Killing of several 
 
 persons, massacre, carnage, 
 
 slaughter. 
 Nis.slgon, (nin). It kills me ; 
 
 p. ne.i.ngod. 
 Niaaigwashkon, (nin) orninnia- 
 
 sigwaahkwan. I lea{) down, 
 
 jump down ; p. naa..id. 
 
 Niaaim. My daughter-in-law ; 
 pl.-i^r. 
 
 Ni.isimidana, num. Thirty, 
 Niasimidandk, num. Thirty 
 hundred, three thousand. 
 
 il ti 
 
 i 
 
 t 
 
 1 * 
 
 .\\ 
 
 J *. 
 
 «f«M 
 

 ♦I 
 
 NIS 
 
 \ 
 
 — 304 — 
 
 NIS 
 
 
 Nisnimidandkosimin,{nin), num . 
 We are three thousand in 
 number ; p. nes..sidjig. 
 
 Nuaimidanawemin, (nin), num. 
 We are thirty; nes..wedjig. 
 
 Nissimidanawewany n u m . T 1 1 e re 
 are thirty (objects.) 
 
 Nissimin, [ninS, num. We are 
 tliree ; p. nessidjig. 
 
 Nissina, (nin). I put him down; 
 p. nassinad. 
 
 Nissinan, (nin). I put it down ; 
 p. nassinang. 
 
 Niasing, num. Three timee. 
 
 Nisaingwdm, (nin). I sleep pro- 
 foundly; -p. ne.H..ang. 
 
 Nissinon, num. There are three. 
 
 Nissitd, adv. Right, well, ex- 
 actly. 
 
 NiHsitd-dodam, (nin).\ act right, 
 I do it prudently, exactly ; p. 
 nes..dng. 
 
 Nissitawdh,{nin). I discern, I 
 recognize; ^. nes..hid. 
 
 Nissitawdbama, (nin). I discern 
 him, I recognize him ; p. nes.. 
 mad. 
 
 Nissitawdbanddn, {nin). I dis- 
 ceru it, recognize it; p. ness.. 
 ang. 
 
 Nissitawendam, (nin). I under- 
 stand, I conceive ; nes. .ang. 
 
 Nissitawenddn, (nin). I recog- 
 nize it, (in thoughts ;) I com- 
 prehend it, conceive it ; p. 
 nes.. ang. 
 
 Nissitawenima, (nin). I recog- 
 nize him, (in thoughts ;) p. 
 nes. .mad. 
 
 Nissitawindge, {nin). I recog- 
 nize people ; p. nes..ged. 
 
 Nissitawindqos, (nin). I look 
 known, 1 am easy to be 
 known, to be recognized; p. 
 n€S,.sid. 
 
 Nissitawindgwad. It looks 
 known, it can be recogiiizcl, 
 it is easy to be known ; p. nea 
 ..wak. 
 
 Ni.<isitawinan, (iiin). I recognize 
 it ; I know it; p. nes. .any. 
 
 Nissitawindn masinaigan, {nin). 
 I can read. 
 
 Nissitawinawa, (nin). I know 
 him; I recognize him ; p. nes 
 ..wad. 
 
 Nissitchibina, (nin). I spoil it 
 by tasting it often in my 
 hands, by handling it too ot- 
 ten ; p. ness..nad; imp. nin- 
 sitcnioij. 
 
 Nissitchibindn, {nin). I spoil it 
 by taking it often in my haniln, 
 by handling it too often ; p. 
 nes.. ang 
 
 Nissitopiddn, {nin). I know 
 what it is, by taking it, 1 
 know it by the taste; p. nes\. 
 dang. 
 
 Nissitopidjige, (?m/i). I know 
 s. th. by the taste ; p. nes.. 
 ged. 
 
 Nissitopwa, (nin). I know some 
 obj. by the taste ; p. nes.. wad; 
 imp. nissitopwi. 
 
 Nissitotddimin, (nin). We un- 
 derstand each other ; p. nes.. 
 didjig. 
 
 Nissitotdgos, (nin). I speak 
 distinctly ; I am easily under- 
 stood ; p. nes..sid. 
 
 Nissitotdgosiwin. Distinct plain 
 speaking. 
 
 Nissitotdgwad. It is intelligible, 
 plain, comprehensible, easy 
 to understand ; p. nes. .wak. 
 
 Nissitotam, (nin). I understand 
 what is said, what I hear ; p. 
 nes.. ang. 
 
 Nissitotdn, (nin). I understand 
 
NIT 
 
 — 305 — 
 
 NIT 
 
 1 k H 
 
 ogiiize'l, 
 
 ; p. nen 
 
 ecognize 
 ..amj. 
 in, {niii). 
 
 I know 
 a ; p. nen 
 
 [ spoil it 
 
 i in luy 
 
 it too of- 
 
 imp. nh- 
 
 I spoil it 
 
 my hanils, 
 
 often ; p. 
 
 I know 
 iking it, I 
 te-, p. nes.. 
 
 ). I know 
 te -, p. nes.. 
 
 know some 
 ). nes..wad; 
 
 L. We un- 
 |er ; p. *»«•'»•• 
 
 I speak 
 [asily under- 
 
 |istinct plain 
 
 intelligible, 
 isible, easy 
 
 nes.Mah. 
 
 . understand 
 
 Lt I hear ; p- 
 
 understand 
 
 it, i conceive it, 'comprehend 
 it : p. nes.,ang. 
 
 NissUotawa, 
 stand him ; 
 
 Nhsiwebina, 
 down, (any 
 
 KissUf num. 
 
 (nin). I under- 
 p. nes..wad. 
 nin). I throw him 
 obi.) ; p. na.i..na(l. 
 Three (before sub- 
 stantives denoting MEASURE, of 
 time or other tilings.) 
 
 Kisso-beju/o Kije-Manito. God 
 is one in three persons. Nesso- 
 hejigod K. M., the Ble,-i.'<ed 
 Trinity. 
 
 Nisuwi, iium. Three. 
 
 Nita. My brother-in-law, (a 
 male speaking. K female will 
 say, Ninim, my brother-in- 
 law); p\.-g. Kiia, thy brother- 
 in-law ; witan, his brother-in- 
 law. 
 
 Nitti, or, nitta This word is al- 
 ways connected with another 
 word in the sentence ; com- 
 monly with a verb, and in 
 some instances witli a sub- 
 Htantive. It marks a custom 
 or habit in doing s. th., or a 
 faculty and power to do s. th. 
 (Examples in many of the 
 following words.) 
 
 Nitd-dgojiwetam, {nin). I use to 
 contradict or gainsay, I don't 
 often believe sayings and re- 
 ports ; I am incredulous ; I 
 am disobedient ; p. net.ang. 
 
 Nitd-dkos, (iw'n). I am often 
 sick, I am sickly; p. net..sid. 
 
 Nita-dkosiwin. Poor health, in- 
 firmity. 
 Nitaam, (nin). 1 go up the 
 stream in a canoe or boat, on 
 a river, I go up against the 
 current ; p. netaang. 
 Nitd-anoki, (nin). I am indus- 
 trious, active, diligent, I use 
 
 to work alway.s ; p. net. .id. 
 
 Nitd-anokiwin. Industry, assi- 
 duous working. 
 
 Nitd-bdwddjige, {nin). I am a 
 dreamer, I dream often ; p. 
 net..ged. 
 
 Nitngan. Person killed in a ma.s- 
 sacre ; p\.-a(/. 
 
 NitagdnakioaJ. Black cloud, 
 mourning cloud ; pl.-o». 
 
 Nitdge, {nin). I kill, (bunting 
 or butchering ;) p. netdged. 
 
 Nitdge, {nin). I am in mourn- 
 ing, I wear a mourning-dres.s; 
 (F. je porte le deuil;) p. neta- 
 ged. 
 
 Nitaqeoioin. Sackcloth, mourn- 
 er's dress, penitent's dress. 
 
 Nitagewaidn. Crape. 
 
 Nitagewin. Mourning ; (F. deuil.) 
 Also killing of animals, but- 
 chering. 
 
 Nitageioinini. A man that kills 
 animals, a butcher ; good 
 hunter ; p\.-ioag. 
 
 Nitd-gikadi, {nin). I soon feel 
 cold ; (F. je suis frileux ;) p. 
 net.. id. 
 
 Nitd-gikdwidam, {nin). I am 
 quarrelsome, I am a quarrel- 
 er ; p. net.. ana. 
 
 Nitam, adv. and adj. First, the 
 first. 
 
 Nitamab, {nin). I am in the 
 first place ; p. net..bid. 
 
 Nitamabiki<}hin aio assin. This 
 stone is placed first, (it is the 
 corner-stone) ; p. net..ing. 
 
 Nitamage, {nin) . I kill animals, 
 or I butcher, for people ; p. 
 net..ged. 
 
 Niiamas, (nin). I kill animals, 
 or I butcher, for myself; p. 
 net..sod. 
 
 Nitamdson, {nin). I kill it for 
 
 ^V*' 
 
 fvl 
 
 f 
 
it II 
 
 [it 
 
 NIT 
 
 30('. — 
 
 NIW 
 
 H: 
 
 inyHell'; p. nr.t..so<l. — Niii ni- 
 laiuanou jfe(/o. I kill h. tli. ibr 
 my own use. 
 
 Niliiin(i.s(iii<in, (iiin). I kill hoiih' 
 (tlij. fur iiiyHell'; p. ii(:l...s(iil. — 
 Mdhira iiiii iji iiifiniiusdiian ; I 
 killed H lit'ai' litr 1110. 
 
 Nitamawa, (iiiii). 1 kill it for 
 him or to him ; p. net. .wad. 
 
 Midineuimu, iiiiii). 1 consider 
 him to he (he lirst ; p. net., 
 mad. 
 
 Mlaniif/nhnw, {hi 11). I am .stand- 
 ing in the first place, (in 11 
 raii^e ;) y.net.,wid. 
 
 Nifainij/i', (niii). \ live in the 
 first house or lodge of a vil- 
 lage or camp; p. nei..ged. — 8, 
 l.s/ikiiuye. 
 
 Nitaminiij, {nin). 1 am the first- 
 l)orn ; p. uei..<jid. 
 
 Nifd)ni.s:sin. It is the first, the 
 foremost; p. nefamisning. 
 
 Nitamaaaijoiiij. In the foremost 
 part of a canoe, boat, etc. 
 
 NUamoDJun. The first-horn 
 child ; pl.-a^. 
 
 Ni/aoiia, (uhn. I fake him up 
 the stream in a canoe or boat, 
 I convey him up ai'ainst the 
 current ; p. net..iiaa. 
 
 Niidoiije, {ni7i). J am often de- 
 livered, (of a child;) p. netu- 
 onjed. 
 
 Nitdo.s.se, {nin), or, nin nita-bi- 
 mo.s.se. I walk well, I am used 
 to walking ; p. wMossed, a 
 good walker. 
 
 Niiawadaga, {nin). I can swim; 
 I swim well ; p. nctdwadagad, 
 a good swimmer. 
 
 NUawag. My ear; pl.-a?t. — AV- 
 tawag, otawag ; thy ear, his 
 ear. 
 
 Ni/dwagimosse, {nin), I walk 
 
 well with snowrilioes ; p. neld- 
 
 uHKiimosucd, a good siiowshot- 
 
 walker. 
 Nilihrdkaiii'igwc, \nin). I can '.'u 
 
 everyvvhere without a trail ; 
 
 p. nel.,we.d. 
 Nitdwandan, {nin). I like Id 
 
 eat it, I am fbml of it ; p. ntl.. 
 
 (tug. 
 Nitd-irdnendam, {nin). I furjrci 
 
 easily, 1 am forgetful ; p. hcI 
 
 ..ang. 
 Nildire, {nin). I ciui speak ; I 
 
 am ekxiuent ; p. neidivetl. 
 Ni/dioia, {nin). 1 know how U< 
 
 make it, \ can nuike it, i u.^tc 
 
 to make if ; p. neAawiiid. — A7 
 
 nitawia na dihaigi.si.suwdu ' 
 
 Can.st thou make a watch ? 
 Nildirii/id, (nin). I bring him 
 
 up, 1 raise him, (a child, etc. 1 
 
 I raise or produce any ve^rct- 
 
 able ; p. net.. ad. — Opiniii, 
 
 mandaminug gaie nin nituiri- 
 
 giag ; I raise potatoes uihI 
 
 corn. 
 Nitdwinx. My cousin, (a nnili' 
 
 speaking. Kjhnalevi\\\ .say; 
 
 ^inimosk^, my cousin. — .S. 
 
 Otch. Grammar, Chap. II. 
 
 PI. niiawissag. 
 Nitdwiton, {nin). I can niaki' 
 
 it ; p. net. .tod. 
 Nitomis, {nin). I am pensive ; 
 
 I anv solitary, I like to lie 
 
 alone, I don't like company ; 
 
 p. netomisid. 
 Niton, (nin). I kill it, destroy 
 
 it; p. netod. — Nin niton niyau\ 
 
 I kill myself. 
 NiioaJ. My load, my pack, niy 
 
 bundle; pl.-a/t. — Kiwqi, "''■ 
 
 waj ; thy pack, hie pack. 
 Niwakwewan, num. There are 
 
 tmir hundred pair of.... 
 
 \ 
 
 ) .*! 
 
T 
 
 P' I 
 
 NOD 
 
 — H07 - 
 
 NOD 
 
 , Ml 
 1 I ' 
 
 • y. neli'h 
 
 illUWHlin'- 
 I Cftl> '-'" 
 
 t tt trail ; 
 
 I like 1" 
 it ; V- "'*''■■ 
 
 ). I lbr;_'i'i 
 ful; V- 11'' 
 
 ,1 speak ; 1 
 xlilwed 
 i\()\v how l" 
 iko it, 1 \w\ 
 lawiiiil.-- hi 
 iii(ji>iisnwuii '' 
 a watch '.' 
 I hvinj; liiii> 
 a civiM,elc.. 
 'e any vo^<'>- 
 ;, — Dpi II "J- 
 ie nin nUawi- 
 potatoofl aii-l 
 
 iisin, (a ""(/(.■ 
 taiewilUay;. 
 cousin. — •^• 
 Chap. Ill 
 
 1 can niiik^' 
 
 am pensive , 
 1 like to l* 
 ike company; 
 
 ill it, destroy 
 in niton niyitu'- 
 
 my pack, my 
 .—1 Kiwaj, "■'■ 
 
 ,, his pack. 
 
 in. There are 
 air of.... 
 
 Niwakwiuujun. Four epuiiH, (ue 
 
 iiicaHiirt'iiK'nl,) 
 NiwutuiWH,(niii). I kill him, I 
 knock him down dead ; p. 
 naw..wad ; imp. iiiwaud. 
 Mwuuje inhkitic. 'I'lit- fire dc- 
 creascH, it >;ofH out ; j). iic- 
 umujejj. 
 Mwudij, {nin). My swellinfi dc- 
 cToaseH, ul>ut('H ; p. lutwaoi/oil. 
 Mwalenait, {nin). 1 iinhond it, 
 (the lock of a ^un ;) p. naw.. 
 dug. 
 Niivin, num. Four. 
 Niwiiuj, num. Four times. 
 Jilwhiy inakakeia wendanhnak. 
 f^rom thc! lour winds ; (troni 
 the lour principal winds, 
 north, south, fast, west.) 
 Niwiuont num. There arc tour, 
 
 (ohjects.) 
 Siwish, (seldom used.) My wife. 
 — Kiwish, thy wife ; wiiris/iaii, 
 or wiwan, hi.s wife. Wiwau 
 is j^eneraily used. — They also 
 say : Nin mindinioiiUnish, ki 
 iiiindiwoiemisk, wiivan ; my 
 wite, thy wife, his wile. — The 
 most polite term for " wife" 
 is Widiijcmaijan, (which also 
 signities " iuishand.") Ninwi- 
 digenuKjan, my wife ; (or, in}' 
 hushand.) AV widigemagan, 
 thy wife, (or thy liusband.) 
 widigeniagandn, his wife, 
 (or, her hushand) ; my part- 
 nor, tiic one witli whom 1 co- 
 liabit. 
 fiOdab, {nin). I watch, I sit up 
 
 at night; p. nwadahid. 
 Kodabiioin. Watching, sitting 
 
 up at night. 
 ^wliijashkwe, {nin). I am hunt- 
 ing or trapping muskrats ; p. 
 nivdd..ioea. 
 
 Nuddntikirc, (nin). 1 am hunt- 
 ing or trapping heavers; p. 
 iiir(id..wcd. 
 N(~idikwtu'( , {nin). 1 fre(|uenl 
 had women,] um a lihertine, 
 a licentious lascivious nian ; 
 p. nioiid..iiu'd. 
 NddikttHiwi'K'in. IjicentiouHness, 
 
 luM'ix iousness. 
 Nndin. Wind. 
 \i')din. Il is windy, it hlows ; p. 
 
 nn'fiding. 
 N6dini.s/i, inin) or nin nodinoxh- 
 ku. I liave wind (on my 
 voyage;) p. nwadinin/iid, or 
 niv(i,.kud. 
 Ni'idjiu, {nin). I ac(|uire some 
 ol)joct, 1 procure it hy labor 
 ti)r food, (hunting or lishing ;) 
 p. nwadjiad. — (iii/oiug nin 
 nodjiag, nimis.se dash wdho- 
 ,s(in o nodjidn. I procure 
 lishes, iin(l my sister j)ro('ures 
 rahhits, (lor our living) ; too, 
 I put him in trouble, 1 tease 
 him. 
 Nodjidikonw, {nin). I search 
 lice, 1 clean myself of lice ; p. 
 p. ntva..nu'd. 
 Nodjivi, {nin). I recover from 
 a sickness, I am cured, heal- 
 ed ; p. nwudjimod. 
 Nudjimua, (nin). I cure or heal 
 him ; J deliver him, save him, 
 i restori" or repair some obj. ; 
 p. nwu..ad. 
 Nodjimoiwe, {)iin). I heal, cure, 
 restore health ; p. nwa..wed. 
 Nddjimoiweniagad. It cures ; p. 
 nwa..gak. — }[andan imiahkiki 
 kilc/ii nodjimoiwemagad ; this 
 medicine cures well, (is very 
 wholesouie.) 
 Nudjimoiwewin. The act of heal- 
 ing or curing a sick penson. 
 
 I y 
 
 \\ ■i\ 
 
 V \ 
 
 i 
 
NO.I 
 
 — SOS - 
 
 NOK 
 
 Nndjimotnioa, {nin). I lical, 
 cure, or navo, h. tli. rclatirij^ 
 to liini ; |). nira..vuid. 
 
 N6Jiino(o)i, (ithi). I cure it, I 
 rentorc it, repair it, mend it; 
 J). iiwa..to(L — Kivhcek lut l\i n'l- 
 voi/Ji)iiatt1u tihi Ichiman Y 
 HaHt tiiou inendod a little my 
 canoe ? 
 
 Nndjhnoirin. Recovery from 
 fiickneHH. 
 
 Nodjiskihr, (iiiu). I am Iniiil- 
 infidueks; p. nwad.M&l. 
 
 Nodjiton, (iiin). I acquire or 
 
 f»rocnre it by labor for litod, 
 iiintiiif^ or ifiHliing ; p. mra- 
 
 jitod. 
 Ndpendnn, (inn). I desist fron) 
 
 It, I droj) it ; p. nirai/endan;/. 
 Nof/enima, [nin). I desist from 
 
 bin), I drop wbat I inteiideil 
 
 to say to liim, or to do bim ; 
 
 p. nwa..ni(i'/. 
 Nof/i, {nm). I stop ; T give uj) ; 
 
 p. nwagid. 
 Ndf/ihatn, {nin). I stop running ; 
 
 p. nwa.Jod. 
 Nogiffnhnw, {niu). 
 
 ing, I stand stil 
 Nof/iiia, (71m). I 
 
 nwaginad. 
 Nogishka, or-mngad. It stops, 
 
 (a niacbine or engine ;) p. nwa 
 
 ..kad, OY-magak. 
 
 Nugishkmi, {nin). I stop it, (a 
 inacbiiiery, etc.) ; p. nicagi.'ih- 
 kang. 
 
 NoJS, or 710 jc-aiaa. Tbe female 
 of an animal ; pl.-^. 
 
 Nojciag. A sbe-porcupine, fem- 
 ale porcupine ; pl.-tt'o^. 
 
 Nojeiakig. A female otter ; pl.- 
 
 woq. 
 Nojek. Sbe-bear , i>\.-wog. 
 
 I fttoj) wallv- 
 
 I ; p. nvm..ivid. 
 
 stop bim ; p. 
 
 Noii'kwaidn. Pkin of a fcninlo 
 
 liear; p\.-(ig. 
 Nnjhnrg. A female tisli ; pl..»v»(/. 
 Noji'inik. A slic-beavor ; pl.-«(/. 
 Noje.f. A bind, tbe female (tf tlie 
 
 deer-kind, as of a moose, stn^r, 
 
 roe-buck, raindeer ; alnu, n 
 
 nuire ; jil.-o//. 
 A'r/yV.v.vfi. Tbe temale of a bird ; 
 
 pi.-//. 
 NojiKsHim. A l)it('b ; pl.-^v/. 
 Noji'waidn. Tbe skin of a fi'inalc 
 
 qtuvdruj)6d, not very larj:c, 
 
 not larger tban a deer; pl.-r/*/. 
 Nrtjihcegin. Tbe skin ofafemidc 
 
 c|uadr\iped of tbe largest kiiid. 
 
 as, butbilo, moose, stag; pl.- 
 
 on. 
 Noji.shr. My grand-cbild, (griiiid- 
 
 son, or grand-daugbter ;) pi.. 
 
 iag. 
 Nolia, ov-7nagad. It is soft, ten- 
 der, weak ; 'p. nwakag, or. 
 
 7nagak. 
 Nokabigad. It is soft, weak, 
 
 (string, cord, etc.) 
 Nakahigini. It is weak, temicr, 
 
 (silk, ribbon ;) p. nwa.,siil. 
 Nokuhikad. It is weak, it is 
 
 soft, not bard, (motal, glu.'^.s;) 
 
 p. 7iioa..kak. 
 NokCdnkiaan, [nin). I muko it 
 
 weak, I make it sofl or softer, 
 
 by beat, (metal ;) p. 7mm.. (uuj. 
 Nokdhikisi. It is soft, weak ; 
 
 (silver, stone;) p. nioa...si(l. 
 Nokdhikiswa, (niri). I make it 
 
 weak or soft, by beat, (metal;) 
 
 p. nwak..7oad ; imp. nok..u'i. 
 Nokddad. It is soft, mild ; p. 
 
 71100.. dak. 
 Nokddi.s', [nin). I am meek, 
 
 mild, gentle; p. 7niia..sid. 
 Nokddisitawa, (7iin) or, 7iin do- 
 
 kadisitaTnawa. I am )iie».k, 
 
 \ 
 
f a IVmulc 
 
 h ; v* •-"'".''• 
 a>r \ p\.-".'/' 
 inivii' «»!' iliP 
 llOOPt', HtH^r, 
 
 of II I'ir'l ; 
 
 I, ()fa t'cmiilc 
 vfi-v Itv'"!^"'' 
 dcc'V; pi.-"'/. 
 II ofat'einiilf 
 lar<:estUinil. 
 
 It IH HOft, tlMl- 
 
 nwakiKj, <'!•• 
 
 ,8 soft, weak, 
 
 c.) 
 weak, tourer. 
 
 ,1. vuid.'^i'f- . 
 Is weak, it i-* 
 niotal, t?lass;) 
 
 „-). I miiko it 
 sotl or softi'v, 
 
 la soft, we!il< ; 
 
 ['heat, (metiil;) 
 imp. nok..wi- 
 soft, mild ; p. 
 
 I am moel<, 
 
 lin) or, nln m- 
 I am mei'K, 
 
 -V 
 
 NOK 
 
 — 301) — 
 
 NOW 
 
 j,'cntlo, patient towardrt him ; 
 
 p. llW(7..ltUtll. 
 
 Nokddi.iiioiii. Mcckiu'SM, niild- 
 
 IICHM. 
 
 yohh/aiuti/a, oY-w(i(/(t>i. T h c 
 snow is Hoft ; p. nw(i..(/(iij, or- 
 itidijak. 
 
 Xuknjr, iitin). My skin is soft, 
 tender* p. iiwakaji'd. 
 
 S'okan. It iH soft, teM(U'r, weak, 
 tt'(dtie ; p. nwak(in(j. 
 
 yuken(t<it/os, {ilia). I am con- 
 sidered niiki ; weak ; p. iiwa.. 
 .tid. 
 
 Xokeu<lat/wad. It is considered 
 soft, it is soft, it is weak ; p. 
 iiwa..wak. 
 
 Sokia, (niii). I make some ohj. 
 soft, tender, I soften it ; p. 
 nirakiad. 
 
 Xokihidcn, {nin). I soften it, I 
 make it tender; p. nw<t,.d(td. 
 
 \(')kil/ina, (nin). 1 soften some 
 (ilij. ; i». nuKU.nad ; imp. n<>- 
 kihih 
 
 Si'ikide, or-maf/(id. It is well 
 done, well cooked, it is tender, 
 (meat, etc.) ; p. nwakidey, or- 
 iiKKjak. 
 
 Ndki'dce, {nin). My heart is soft; 
 it is weak, tickle ; p. nwa..ed. 
 
 Xijkis, {nin). 1 am tender, deli- 
 cate, weak, not inured to 
 hardship; p. nwakisid. 
 
 Xdki.san, (nin). I cook it well, 
 tender, soft, (meat, etc.) ; p. 
 nwa..an[/. 
 
 Xuki.si. It is soft, tender, weak, 
 not strong ; p. nwakisid. — 
 O.s/ini nokln todwa.s/tke.shi- 
 imidn ; the deer-skin is too 
 .soft, too weak. 
 
 Xukiw. It is well done, well 
 cooked, tender ; p. nwakisod. 
 —Gigo nokiso, opinig gate 
 
 nokinowog ; the llsh is well 
 cooked, and the potatoes are 
 w(dl cooked. 
 Xoki.HWd, [nin). 1 cook it well 
 
 V. nwa.:wad. 
 
 My j^rand-mother ! 
 
 My ji^rand-mother ; 
 
 or tender 
 Xnki) ! \ oc. 
 N()koviis.H. 
 
 1>I •-«.'/• 
 
 N()kiri''S(in,{nin''. I ]ierfiime it ; 
 
 p. nira..<tng. 
 X^ukior.'iiifiin. Herli that smells 
 
 >,'ood ; (F. foin de senteur j) 
 
 perfume ; frankincense. 
 Xokwrnigc, \nin). I perriinie, I 
 
 hurn s. tli. to j;ive a goododor; 
 
 p. nwa..ijcd. 
 iVokio>:si(/(;n, {nin\. T hurn it as 
 
 a perfume, to make a good 
 
 odor ; p. nwa..gcd. 
 Xukive.iigcnan, [nin). I hurn 
 
 sonu' ohj. as a perfume, to 
 
 make a good odor ; p. nwa.. 
 
 i/ed. 
 Kokw4.HW<t, {nin). I 
 
 him, I make him in! 
 
 odor of s. th. I hurn ; 
 
 wad ; imp. nokwcswi. 
 Konidbikina, {nin). I omt or 
 
 grease .soiwe ohj. of stone or 
 
 metal ; p. nwa..nad. 
 Nomdbikinan, {nin). I oint or 
 
 grease some obj. of metal ; p. 
 
 nwa.. an;/. 
 NCnnag, adv. A certain length 
 
 of time, pretty long. 
 Noniayeh, {nin). I am sitting a 
 
 certain length of time, pretty 
 
 long; p. nwa. .bid. 
 Nomagewis, (nin). I don't like 
 
 to give 8. th., I am hegge(l a 
 
 certain length of time for it 
 
 hefore I jfive it ; p. nwa..Hid. 
 Nomaia, adv. Not long ago, re- 
 cently, lately. 
 Nomakona, (nin). I grease or 
 
 perfume 
 "lale the 
 p. nwa.. 
 
 oint 
 
 1 
 
 i 
 
 1': 
 
 I >• 
 
 1/ I 
 
 t 
 
 ■i' 
 
 \ 
 
NON 
 
 — 310 — 
 
 NON 
 
 f 
 
 oiiit fionie object of wood j \>. 
 nwa,.nad. 
 
 Nomiku'cn, (niii), I noil with 
 the liead, ae a Hign olalhniia- 
 tion, approbation or saluta- 
 tion ; p. nwu..nid. 
 
 Nomiidkwctan, {nin). I salute 
 it, I make salutes or inclina- 
 tionH towards it; p. nwa..an(j. 
 
 Nomiaikwctawa, (nin). I salute 
 Jiini, 1 [make salutatious or 
 compliments towards ii i m ; 
 alsu, 1 give liim eiguH of alHr- 
 matiftn or approbation, nod- 
 ding with the head ; p. nwa.. 
 load. 
 
 Numiiidf {nin). 
 oint him, I 
 nwaminad, 
 
 Numinan, [nin) 
 
 I grease liim, 1 
 .'.noint him ; p. 
 
 I grease it ; 1 
 oint it; p. nwa. .any. 
 
 Nominigan. Grease, ointment, 
 balsam. 
 
 Noil, (nin). I suck ; p. nioanid. 
 
 Nona, {nin). I make him suck, 
 I give him suok, I suckle 
 him; p. nwanad ; imp. noj. 
 
 Nondwass, [nin). I; give Buck, 
 I suckle; p. nwa..sod. 
 
 Nond, adv. Before the end, be- 
 fore the due time, before all 
 is over. 
 
 Ndndd<jos, (nin). I am heard ; 
 p. nwa..sid. 
 
 Nonddgivad. It is heard ; p. 
 nwa..wak. 
 
 Nondam, {nin). I hear eonie- 
 thing, a saying, a voice, a 
 noise, etc.; p. nwandant/. 
 
 Nonddss, adv. Leas, deficiently. 
 
 Nondawa, (nin). I hear him ; 
 p. nwa. .wad. 
 
 Nond6. — Tliis word has the same 
 signification as nond ; it signi- 
 fies yivhuj iip, letting off, or 
 
 yoina away, before all is over 
 or done, dc/iciency. (Exhih- 
 ples in many of tiie tbilowi. ^ 
 words.) 
 
 Nondcbininike, (nin). I mifi- 
 carry, I come to a i»rematurc 
 abortive delivery or cliiM- 
 birtli ; j). nwa..ked. 
 
 Kondcinhanifik, ifiin). I don'i 
 survive the winter, I die bo- 
 fore spring; p.nwan..id. — Set 
 the cont/ary, Nin wdbani.>ili. 
 
 Nondiiiahas, {nin). 1 don't hiii- 
 vive the night, (a sick i)orsoii,i 
 I die before daylight, ; p. 
 iiwan..,S()d. — The contrary, 
 A7u u'(70(i.s. 
 
 Nonde-niyidwass, {nin). I am 
 delivered of a ci.ild before nn 
 time ; p. niC',...sod. 
 
 Nondcoki, (nin). I ha\e not 
 enough to give to all ; or, tn 
 give them a full share : (in a 
 distribution ;) p. num.. id. 
 
 Koudcona, {nin). l don't give 
 him enough, (in a distribu- 
 tion ;) or, I have not enougli 
 to give to him; p. nwa. .nail. 
 
 Nondes, {nin). I am deficient, 
 I cannot do it, cannot attbrd 
 it ; p. vwandesid. 
 
 Nondeshima, {nin). I cannot 
 put it, it is too short, as na- 
 bayissay, a board ;) p. num., 
 mad 
 
 Ndnd< shinia, {nin). I leave him 
 behind, he is unable to walk 
 with me ; p. nwa. .mad. 
 
 NOndeshin, (nin). 1 b e c o in v 
 weak, unable to walk any fur- 
 tlier, (on a voyage ;) p. moa.. 
 ing. 
 
 Nondcshkawa, {nin). I don't 
 come to liim, I don't reach 
 him i p. nwa,:wad. 
 
NOS 
 
 :ui — 
 
 NOW 
 
 T 
 
 I .• 
 
 all i« over 
 I. (Ex'Mu- 
 i tbilowu ^ 
 
 ). I miii- 
 
 prenmtun' 
 
 or cliiM- 
 
 i), I don't 
 >r, I till' I'l- 
 a/«..i"'i— ^*'^ 
 
 wdbanish. 
 
 1 don't H\ir- 
 •iick i)erHoii,i 
 IV light, ; p. 
 e contrary, 
 
 inin). I am 
 :k\ before my 
 
 7. 
 
 I have nut 
 o all ; or, to 
 
 share ; i'm a 
 moa.id. 
 
 i don't give 
 u a diKtri''ii- 
 ! not enoujili 
 
 J). nioa.Midl. 
 
 am delicient, 
 cannot aH'ord 
 
 d. 
 y 1 cannot 
 
 short, a8H«- 
 
 ard ;) p. nwa.. 
 
 . I leave him 
 uvble to walk 
 )u..iHad. 
 
 1 becoun' 
 walk any hir- 
 
 ige ;) 
 
 nin). I 
 don't 
 
 wad. 
 
 don't 
 reach 
 
 Xondrsse, (nin). I cannot afford 
 '\t, my tiine (or my strength) 
 is not sufHciont to do the 
 work ; there is not enotiirh ot 
 some ohj., it runs out before 
 the riglit time ; p. nwa.-KCxl. 
 
 Xundc.isifo)!, {nin). I cannot 
 put it, it is too short ; p. nwa 
 ..fnd. 
 
 Nondi'tibikitihka, {nin). The 
 night overtakes me before I 
 reach a certain place, I am 
 lienighted ; j). nwa. .Lad. 
 
 Xongom, adv. Now, at present, 
 actually ; to-day ; now-a-days. 
 
 ^'oHoA'fls.vc. Wren, honey-bird, 
 (small bird ;) pi.-*/. 
 
 NOpiming, adv. In the woods, 
 in the inland ; any dista ce 
 from the lake-shore. — Xopi- 
 miny nawatch aton ki trhi- 
 mfln ; put thy canoe a little 
 further from the shore. 
 
 yopiaadan, (^n//i). I follow it, 
 I walk behind it; p. nwa. .an;/. 
 
 X<')2}inaki, {nin). 1 follow (sonie 
 person or persons going some- 
 where;) (L. seipior ;) p. nwa.. 
 kid. 
 
 Xojnnana, {nin). I follow him: 
 I walk after him going some- 
 where ; p. nwapinanad ; imp. 
 iwginaj. 
 
 Xos/ikflna, {nin). I van it, (some 
 produce, as mandaminag, In- 
 dian corn ;) p. nwc.nad. 
 
 Xo.<ilikatrhiffa7i, or noshkatchi- 
 iiagan. Van for vanning, 
 cleansing wild rice, or other 
 produce • pi .-an. 
 
 im van- 
 : p. awe 
 
 xn it, 
 
 (F. 
 
 I am lick- 
 
 I li' : him 
 p. nwask- 
 
 Noshkdtrhigc, {nin). I 
 ning, cloan.sing grain ; 
 ..gt'd. 
 
 No.^hkaton, {nin). J \ 
 cleanse it ; p. nwctod- 
 
 No.skwddam, {nin). I lick • 
 je loche;) j). nwa. any. 
 
 Noshwddamawayinin). I lick h. 
 th. belonging or relating to 
 him ; p. nwa. .wad. 
 
 Ndskwddan, {nin). I lick it; p. 
 nwa. .any. 
 
 No.skwddjiyr, {nin). 
 ing ; j), nw(i..yed. 
 
 Noskwdna, {nin). 
 (with the tongue) , 
 wanad ; \\\\\). nofi'kwaj. 
 
 Noskwfix. {nin). I eat the inte- 
 rior bark of a tree containing 
 the sap or vital juice ; p. nw'a 
 
 HOd. 
 
 N'osn. My father.— A''f;.?A', ossan; 
 thy father, his father ; pl.- 
 n''os.Hay. 
 
 N'n.tse f' \oc. Father! 
 
 N(hswdadon, {nin). S. Madaa- 
 don. 
 
 NdsHwaana, {nin). I follow liis 
 track ; p. nioas..nad ; imp. 
 no,sstodaj. 
 
 N'd.'iswan(hva,Oiin), (pron. nos- 
 .sonewa.) I pursue him, I go 
 after him; p. nwa.. wad ; imp. 
 nosuvtane. 
 
 Now. Cheek. — This word is al- 
 ways connected with a nosses- 
 sive pronoun ; as : Ninow, 
 my cheek ; kinow, thy cheek ; 
 onowan, his cheek, etc. 
 
 I 
 
 
 \^ 
 
 \ 
 

 
 So7ne words that might he supposed to he under 0, arc to he 
 found under VVa, as the syllable wa is often pronounced like o ; 
 as : Wanagek, is often pronounced, Onagek, etc. 
 
 ODA 
 
 ODA 
 
 .!i 
 
 0. — This vowel is always pro- 
 nounced in Otcliipwe like o in 
 the English word hone. 
 
 0, before a consonant, and od, 
 before a vowel, signifies, his, 
 her, its or their, w-fien preced- 
 ing a substantive ; and it sig- 
 nifies, him, her, it or them, 
 when before a verb. 
 
 ! interj. Well ! ay, ay ! — To 
 express approbation, consent 
 or thanks, as : / 0! ! 
 migwetch! great thanks ! 
 
 Obija.'ihkissi. A kind of gray 
 wild goose ; ^\,-ioog. 
 
 Ohiwai. Its hair or fur, (of an 
 animal;) pl.-a«. 
 
 Obiwaidshkina. Reed ; (P. ro- 
 seau; L. arundo;) pl.-^. 
 
 Ohodashkwanishi. Dragon-fly ; 
 rausketo-eater ; pl.-iag. 
 
 Obwdm. His thigh ; pl.-a/J.— 
 Nihwdm, kihwam, n.y, thy 
 thigh. 
 
 Obwamima. Thigh. 
 
 Ohwdmens. That part of the gun- 
 lock where the fiint sticks in, 
 the cock of a gun ; pl.-a?t. 
 
 Oddbdddn, (:dnd). I draw or 
 drag it after me, I carry or 
 
 - convey it in a carr age ; p. 
 wed..ang. 
 
 Oddhdn. Sled, sleigh, carriage, 
 
 any vehicle on which s. th. in 
 
 drawn; pl.-a^r. 
 Oddhand, [nind). I draw or 
 
 drag him after me, I convey 
 
 him in a carriage ; p. wad., 
 
 nad ; imp. oddhaj. 
 Odabandk ; pl.-aA;. S. Odahdn. 
 Oddbdnigo, {nind). I ride in a 
 
 sleigh or carriage ; p. niii 
 
 weddbdnigoidn, win weddbd- 
 
 nind, etc. 
 Oddhanike, (riind). I make a 
 
 sleigh, (or any other vehicle ;) 
 
 p. wed..ked. 
 Oddhi, [nind). I draw or drag; 
 
 J), wedabid. 
 dbia, {nind). I make him 
 
 draw or drag s. th. ; p. wed.. 
 
 ad. 
 Oddhi-pijki. Draught^ox ; pl.- 
 
 wog. 
 Oddbiwin. Drawing, dragging, 
 
 carrying in a sleigh. 
 Odddjigakan, Fishing-line with 
 
 a hook, to catch fish ; pl.-a/i. 
 Odadjigoke, {nind}. I am fisli- 
 
 ing with a hook ; p. tced..ked. 
 Odddjisingwesse, {nind). I lie in 
 
 ashes ; p. wed..sed. 
 Oddgim, (nind). I walk with 
 
 snow-shoes ; p. weddgimid. 
 
■ni 
 
 ODA 
 
 313 — 
 
 ODA 
 
 make Inm 
 th. ; P- wed.. 
 
 iglit-ox ; pl.- 
 
 ng, dragging, 
 
 fng-line with 
 
 fish ; pl--a'V 
 I am nsh- 
 • p. iced..ked. 
 mndl-Iliei'i 
 
 ed. . . 
 
 walk Willi 
 weddgimid. 
 
 Odaiaaman. His property ; pl.- 
 odaiaaman. — Nindaiaam, my 
 property ; hidaiaam, thy pro- 
 jierty. 
 
 Odaian. His doj^, or liis ilogs. 
 — Nindai, my dog -Jcidai, thy 
 dog. 
 
 Odaiim. I^is property ; pl.- 
 adaiiman. — Nindaiim, kidai- 
 im ; my property, thy pro- 
 perty. 
 
 Odajawameg, or ajawanmi. Sal- 
 mon-trout ; Tg\.~woj. (Majame- 
 
 IfOSS.) , 
 
 Oddkan. Rudder, helm ; also, 
 the place where the steersman 
 stands or sits, the stern of a 
 ship, hoat, canoe, etc.; pl.-a/t. 
 
 Ilddke, {nind). I steer a canoe, 
 boat, vessel, etc.; [i.tvedaked. 
 
 OddkerubwL Steering-paddle, u 
 long ^and strong paddle to 
 steer with ; pl.-?t. 
 
 Oddkcekawa, [nind). rl assist 
 liim in steering ; p. wed. .wad. 
 
 Odaken, {iiind). I steer it; p. 
 wedaked. 
 
 Oddkenhkaye, [nind). I suc- 
 ceed, I am the successor of 
 somebody ; p. iced.jjed. 
 
 Oddkeshkam, [nind). S. Oda- 
 keshkage. 
 
 Oddkeshkawa, {nind). I suc- 
 ceed in his phice, I take his 
 charge, his office, I am liis 
 successor ; p. wed.. wad. 
 
 Oddkewin. Steering, the act or 
 the art of steering. 
 
 Odukcwinini. Steersman, wheels- 
 man; pl.-z«c></. 
 
 Odamdganak, or odamagand- 
 fig; pl.-o?i. S. UkidJ. 
 
 iklamaweshi. A small white 
 bird that appears in spring 
 and fall ; pl.-i'a//. 
 
 TART II. 
 
 Oddmikan. His jaw. — Ninddini- 
 kan; kiddmikan. 
 
 Oddmikanahid. His grinder, 
 large tooth ; pl.-au.—Ninda- 
 mikanabid, my grinder. 
 
 Oddinikigim. S. Oddmikigegan. 
 
 Oddmikiganimu. .law bone. 
 
 Oddmikigegan. His jawbone, — 
 Wiadamikigeqan, m\ jawbone. 
 
 (hlainin, {niud\. J play, (like 
 children ;) p. wedamiaod. 
 
 Odaminowdgan. Plaything for 
 children ; pl.-a/t. 
 
 Odamiaowin. Children's play, 
 playing. 
 
 Odandmi.ssakadoweshi. A small 
 bird that remains always near 
 the ground, under fallen 
 trees, a kind of wren ; (F. 
 roitelet) ; pi .-*«//. 
 
 Odanendun, {nind}, or, nind 
 odunainonatan. I ip it, I 
 dra V it in my mouth; p. wed 
 ..ang. 
 
 Uddnis,\. {nind). I have a daugh- 
 ter ; p. weddnissid. 
 
 Oddnissikonan, {nind). I have 
 her for a goddaughter, she is 
 my goddaughter ; also, my 
 adopted daughter ; p. wed., 
 kad. (V. Conj.) 
 
 Oddnia.sima, {nind). I have her 
 for a daughter ; p. wed. .mad. 
 
 Odanissindg, {nind). I am his 
 daughter ; p. wedanissimid, 
 he whose daughter 1 am. 
 
 Oddnissimigo, {nind). I am a 
 daughter ; p. oddnissima ; nin 
 loedanissimigoidn ; loin weda- 
 nissimind, etc. 
 
 Oddnissinan, {nind). I have her 
 for a daughter, she is my 
 daughter ; p. wcdaaissid. (V. 
 Conj.) 
 
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 ()ddpiljidon,{nind). S. (tddpi- 
 Iniiaii. 
 
 (hlapibiiia, (niiid) {nind ndapi- 
 iia. I ttike liiiii ; nin inikuhi- 
 110, 1 draw him to me;) I take 
 Home oltj. (Imwing it to me ; 
 J). wed..nad ; imp. oddpibij. 
 
 (Ul/ipibinan, {nind). I take it, 
 (hawing it to me; p, wed. .any. 
 
 (tddpina, (nind). 1 take him, 1 
 accept, receive, admit him; p. 
 wrdapinad; iinp. oddpiii. 
 
 OddpinaniddiH, {nind). I take 
 it on me, for me, to me ; p. 
 waL.Hod. 
 
 Odapinamawa, {niu). I accept 
 it from liini, 1 take or accept 
 s. th. belonging or relating to 
 him ; p. wed.. wad. 
 
 Odd])iiiau, {nind). I take it, I 
 accept it, receive it ; p. weda- 
 pinamj. 
 
 Oddpimin anamiewin, [nind]. I 
 tal<e religion, I become a 
 Chrif<tian. 
 
 O'ldpinan Jatoendat/o.moin, 
 
 . {nind) of nind odapinan K. 
 Eukariafiwin. I receive Com- 
 munion, I receive the Holy 
 Eucharifit. 
 
 Oddpini(jade, or-ina</ad. It is 
 taken, accepted, received ; p. 
 wed..dey, ov-magak. 
 
 Oddpiniijaa, [nind]. I am ac- 
 cepted, received ; p. iped...sdd. 
 
 Odnpinige, {nind). I take ; p. 
 wed..ged. 
 
 Uda.fki, or-magad nibi. The wa- 
 ter falls, lowers, the ebbing 
 tide ; p, loeda-fkig, ov-magak. 
 — S. Mo.shkdgami . 
 
 Odatagdgomin. A kind of mul- 
 berry. 
 
 Odatagdgominagawanj . A kind 
 of mulberry-shrub; pl.-i^. 
 
 Odcttissiioagoma. Nerve, sinew. 
 
 Odi. His heart. Nindc, kidi'i ; 
 my lieart, thy heart. 
 
 Odiiina. Heart. 
 
 (Jd^imin. Strawberry ; (F.fraine) 
 (heart-berry ;) p\.-an. 
 
 Odciiiiini-gi.'ii.'is. 'J'he moon nt 
 strawberries, tlie montli ul 
 June. 
 
 Odeni; nind odem. My Indian 
 family-mark; as: Makwn, 
 bear; auiik, Iteaver ; wJgi.v, 
 eagle, etc. — Kid odein, ad ndc- 
 inan ; thy lamily-niark, iiis 
 family-nnirk. — 8. Odudcini- 
 nan. 
 
 Odnia. Village, town, city ; pl.- 
 loan. 
 
 (Idenaniicama. Tongue, 
 
 Odenawan. It is, or there is, u 
 village, a town, a city ; p. wed 
 ..ang. 
 
 Udcnaiven.'i. Hamlet, little vil- 
 lage, little town ; pl.-rt/t. 
 
 Odcngwai. Alg. S. (J.^hkinjig. 
 
 Odetomin, inind). We form a 
 village, we live together in a 
 village ; pi. weddodjig. 
 
 Odikom, [nind). I have lice; p. 
 wedikomid. 
 
 Odikwan. S. Wadikwan. 
 
 Odinimanganima. Shoulder. 
 
 Odiskiwe, [nind]. I arrive ; I 
 am a new comer ; p. wed. .wed. 
 
 Odislikwagami. Algonquin In- 
 dian ; pl.-r/. 
 
 Odis/ikwagamikwe. AIgon(iiiiii 
 scjuaw ; \)\.-g. 
 
 Odiskinakam, [nind). I have 
 e^gs of lice (nite) in my 
 clothes, or on mv lieail ; p. 
 Vied. .mid. 
 
 Odiss. His navel. — Nindins, my 
 navel; kidis^,odiiSS ; tliy, hi.-, 
 navel. 
 
 If- 1 
 
T 
 
 U, kkli' ; 
 
 [F.traiBf) 
 
 uont)i of 
 
 ly Iinliau 
 liy a k w (/, 
 
 mark, lii?* 
 Ododcini- 
 
 1, city ; 1)1- 
 
 guo. 
 
 'there is, u 
 jity ; p. icc(i 
 
 t, little vil- 
 [)\.-aii. 
 
 Oshk-iiiJi'J- 
 We form a 
 orretber in h 
 
 odjiy-. 
 ave lice; ji. 
 
 louUler. 
 
 arrive ; I 
 p. wed..W(A. 
 onqui" In- 
 
 AlgonqHi" 
 
 I have 
 
 lits) ill '">■ 
 IV head ; i'. 
 
 d) 
 
 ODJ 
 
 315 - 
 
 on.i 
 
 I come to him, 
 
 J), wcdfs.iad ; 
 
 .mndiss, my 
 iiss; thy, hi^j 
 
 Odissil, Inind). 
 I visit him ; 
 imp. odishi. 
 
 (hlissaa )iiiii,sk)(/omf1ii, liiind), I 
 (Iruw hack my snot ; p. incd.. 
 ad. 
 
 (Idin.sdha7>in. {m'nd). I arrive to 
 the j)oi) or inomeiit of pec- 
 iiic; him ; p. wed. .mad. 
 
 ihlLssdOaudau, (nind). I arrive 
 to the moment of seeing it ; p. 
 wcd..an(/. — Nin kite hi minwen- 
 dam odi.s.fah/indamtai anami- 
 kodadiiif/ ; I nm very glad to 
 arrive to the moment of see- 
 ing new-year's day again. 
 
 OdissU/on, {nind]. It come.'^ to 
 me, it reaclie.s me; p. toed., 
 (jod. 
 
 (Idiaaihdgon, {nind). 8. Odisni- 
 (fon. 
 
 Dditamadis, {nind) (or, nind 
 oditamadison.) I cause it to 
 myself, JJ am the cause that 
 it reaches me, I incur it; p. 
 wed.. sod. 
 
 Oditan, {ni)id). I come to it or 
 into it, I reach it; p. tvedi- 
 tang. 
 
 Oditaowe, {nind). I arrive in a 
 canoe to a certain place ; p. 
 wed.. wed. 
 
 Odjdniniakaimgad. There is 
 noise, trouble, excitement ; p. 
 wed..</ak. 
 
 Odjdnimakwaamo(j (aniviikit/) . 
 It thunders frightfully, with 
 great noi.se. 
 
 Odjummendam, {nind). I am 
 troubled in my thoughts ; p. 
 n'ed..ang. 
 
 Odidnimendamuwin. Trouble, 
 
 troubled thoughts. 
 Udjnninda, (nind). I trouble 
 
 him, molest him, i)lague him ; 
 
 p. wed. .ad. 
 OdjariJ. His nose. — Nindjanj, 
 
 my nose ; kidj((nj, thy nose. 
 (Idji. V\\ ; pi. odjiij. 
 f)djii/adrn,{nin<l). I draw back 
 
 my leg; p. wed..md. 
 Odjimo, hiiiid). I kiss him ; p. 
 
 iredjiniad. 
 Odji-nia.t/ikiki. Blister, visica- 
 
 tory. 
 Odjimenivuu Inind). I forgive 
 
 him in my thoughts; p. wed 
 
 ..mad. 
 Odjindamaiva, {nind}. J kiss s. 
 
 th. belonging or relating to 
 
 him ; p. v>ed..timd. 
 Odjindan, {nind). I kiss it ; p. 
 
 wed. .a tig. 
 Odjindimin, {nind). We ki?s 
 
 one another; p. wcd..didjig. 
 Odjindiwin. Kisa, ki.ssing. 
 0()jikditpi7ii-gijigad. Kissi ng- 
 
 (lay, that is, new-year's day. 
 (hljiua, {nind). J feel him, I 
 
 grope him, I search him by 
 
 feeling in tlie dark ; p. wedji- 
 
 nad. 
 Odjitian, (nind). I grope it, 1 
 
 search it by feeling in the 
 
 dark ; p. wed..ang. 
 Odjinige, {nind). 1 feel in the 
 
 (lark, I grope, I search by 
 
 leeling in the dark ; p. wed.. 
 
 ged. 
 (Jdjiniken, (nind). I draw back 
 
 my arm ; p. wcd..nid. 
 
 ()dji.fhig, (nind). I have a scar ; 
 p. wrd..gid. 
 
 ()dji.'ihidjaue,{nind). I have a 
 scar on the nose ; p. tved..ned, 
 
 Odjish'igade, {nind). I have a 
 
 scar on the leg; p. ioed..ded. 
 
 Odjishindibe, [nind). I have u 
 
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 — 316 — 
 
 OGI 
 
 li 
 
 scar on the head ; p. wed., 
 bed. 
 
 Udjishinywe, {nind). I liave u 
 .scar on tlie face: p. toed. .wed. 
 
 (Idjitshinike, [nind). I liavc a 
 Hcar on the arm ; p. ioed..kcd. 
 
 Udjishinindji, {nvuV). I have a 
 Hcar on the hand ; p. wed. .id. 
 
 Odjislmide, {nind). I liave a 
 scar on the foot ; p. ioed..ded. 
 
 Odjis/dwin. Scar. 
 
 Odjissikaijon, [nind). S. Odi.ssi- 
 icagon. 
 
 Udjitchia, {nind). I appease 
 him ; p. wed. .ad. 
 
 Odjitclmse, ov-magad. It arrives 
 (a certain time, a certain day,) 
 it comes to pass ; p. wey..seg. 
 or-magak. 
 
 Ododeminan, {nind). I have 
 liim (lier, it) for my family- 
 mark ; p. wedodemid. — Mak- 
 wd nind ododeininan ; the 
 bear is my lamily-niark. Mi- 
 gisiwan od ododeniinan ; the 
 eagle is his family-mark. 
 
 Odon. His mouth. — Nindon, ki- 
 don ; my mouth, thy mouth. 
 
 Odon, at the end of some verbs, 
 alludes to the conveying of s. 
 ih. in a canoe or boat to some 
 
 flace ; as : Nind ajaivaodon, 
 cross it, or take it to the op- 
 posite shore, in a canoe or 
 boat. Kin qiweodon ; I take 
 or convey it back again in 
 a canoe or boat; etc. — S. Ona. 
 
 Odondan. His heel ; -pX.-an. — 
 Nindondan, my heel ; kidon- 
 dan, thy heel. 
 
 Odonima. Mouth. 
 
 Udoskwanawa, (nind). I strike 
 him with the elbow ; p. wed., 
 wad; imp. odoskwand. 
 
 Odoskwanishin, {nind). I lean 
 on niy elbows; p. wad. .tag. 
 
 0(fd. Pickerel, (tish ;) pl.-wf>7 ; 
 '(C. dore.) 
 
 (UjdnH. Young pickerel. 
 
 Ogebwamij. S. I'agdnimij. 
 
 Ogejagiml Worm, (in the Itody 
 of a person ;) pl.-a</. 
 
 Ogejagim, (nind). I have worni,>*, 
 (in my body ;) p. weg..mid. 
 
 OgeJagimi-nia.s/ikiki, Worm- 
 medicine, medicine to destroy 
 worniM, vermifuge. 
 
 Ogi, (nind). I have a mother ; 
 p. wegid. 
 
 Ogiddbik, adv., or ngiddbikang. 
 On a rock, upon a rock. 
 
 Ogiddbiki.H.nn. There is stone 
 upon stone, one stone ujwii 
 another ; p. wed..ing. 
 
 Ogidadjiw, adv. On a mountain. 
 
 Ogiddiijiivan, adv. Up, upwards, 
 (respecting the course of a ri- 
 ver or of rivers,) in the upper 
 country . — S. Nissddjiwan. 
 
 Ogidddjiwe, {nind). — S. Ogida- 
 kiioe. 
 
 Ogidagimod. The second .sto- 
 mach of a ruminating animal. 
 
 Ogidakamig, adv. On earlh, on 
 the surface of the earth. — S, 
 Andmakamig. 
 
 Ogidaki, adv. On the liill or 
 mountain ; p. weg..ioed. 
 
 Ogidakiwebato, (nind). I run n\) 
 on a hill or mountain ; p. ice(j 
 ..tod. 
 
 Ogidibig, adv. On the water, 
 on the surface of the water.— 
 .les^is ogidibig qi-bimoasc ; 
 Jesus walked on tiie water. 
 
 Ogidigamig, adv. On the top of 
 a lodge or house. 
 
 Ogidjaii, or odgidf, adv. On, 
 upon. 
 
f 
 
 OGI 
 
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 \df, adv. On, 
 
 Oifidjidon, adv. On the lips, 
 with the lips only, (withuut 
 the heart.) 
 
 Ot/idjina, adv. Above, on the 
 surface; on the outside, out- 
 wardly, supertlcially . 
 
 (hjikadanangwe. Lizard ; pi.-//- 
 
 (h/ikanan, (nind). I have her 
 for an adopted mother; slie is 
 my adopted mother ; also, my 
 ^^odmother ; p. wef/ikad. 
 
 Offikawm. S. iVcmaikaiviii. 
 
 Ilf/ima, (nind). I liave her for 
 a mother, .•^he is my mother ; 
 p. weifimad. Kid oqimin, i\\o\\ 
 art my mother. A//t ioe<ji))ii- 
 y<«n, thou who art my mother. 
 Kin wegimigoian, thou who 
 art our mother. 
 
 Oijimd. Chief, chieftain ; supe- 
 rior, agent ; otficer ; pl.-«^. 
 Kitchi oyima, king, emperor. 
 
 Ofjima-gijigad. Day of tlie 
 Kings, Epiphany. 
 
 Ogimakadage, [nind) or, nind 
 ogimakandamage. I am 
 chief or superior over people ; 
 I reign ; p. weg..ged. 
 
 OgimaJcangamagemagad. It 
 reigns, it has power over peo- 
 ple ; p. weg..gak. 
 
 Ogimdkandan, {nind). I am at 
 the head of it, I am chief over 
 it, I liave power over it, it is 
 under my connnand ; p.iveg.. 
 ang. 
 
 Ogimdkandaica, {nind). I am 
 his chief, his master, his su- 
 perior; his kinff ; p. tceg.:wad. 
 
 Ogimdkandawe, (nind). I com- 
 mand, I reign ; p. iveg.:wed. 
 
 Oflimnkanitc, (nind). S. Ogi- 
 vmw. 
 
 Oijimdkwe. The wife of a cliief ; 
 a female cliief; \)\.-g. Kitchi- 
 
 I). 
 
 weg. 
 
 ogimdkwe, queen, empress. 
 Ogimnkwcio, (nind). I am the 
 
 wife of a cliief; T am a queen, 
 
 an empress; \). uuij..ivid. 
 Ogimdkwewia, {nind}. I make 
 
 her a (pieen, f crown her ; p. 
 
 iveg..ad. 
 Ogimaw, {nind). I am chief, I 
 
 command, 1 reign ; 
 
 irid. 
 Oginidwndi.i, {nind). I 
 
 a chief, or I act like 
 
 or king ; p. weg..sid. 
 Ogimdwia,{nind). I make him 
 
 a chief, I make him a king, I 
 
 crown him ; Tp.ivey..<id. 
 Ogimdurigamig. The chief's 
 
 lodge or house ; palace, the 
 
 king's house ; pl.-on. 
 Ogimd-wiwakiodn. The chief's 
 
 hat; crown ; viX.-an. 
 Cldeftain.' 
 
 live like 
 a chief, 
 
 Ogimdwiivin. 
 
 lip, the 
 
 dignity and authority of a 
 chief or king; kingdom, em- 
 pire ; pl.-tt/i. 
 
 Ogimiyo, {nind). I am a moth- 
 er, (i am had for a mother ;) 
 p. wegimigoian ; loegimigoian, 
 wegimind, etc. 
 
 Ogin. His mother. Ningd, kigd ; 
 my mother, thy mother. 
 
 Ogin. Rose ; pl.-i<7. 
 
 Oginan, {nind). I have her for 
 a mother, she is my mother ; 
 p. loegid. (V. Conj.) 
 
 OginiminagatcanJ . Rose-tree, 
 rose-bush ; p^.-ig. 
 
 Oyiniwubigon. Rose-tlower; pi.. 
 in. 
 
 Oginiwahigoning inand. It is 
 rose colored. 
 
 Oginiwdbigoning inanso. He is 
 rose colored. 
 
 Ogishkimanissi. Kingfisher, 
 (bird;) pl-g. 
 
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 OJA 
 
 ;UH 
 
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 • I 
 
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 (hiilvUida. A bruve warrior, a 
 l^ruvc, a lu-ro ; pi -//• 
 
 0(/i(c/ii(la, [ithiil). I iini u hero, 
 a liravo ; p. irey..wi(l. 
 
 Oj/uiv, ])roi). TIk'so, tliewe hero. 
 
 OyouHSHi. IJed-bii^; pl.-Hw/. 
 
 OijwisK, {niiul). 1 have a mm ; 
 |j. wcijwisxkl, (wliich is often 
 proiKdiiicecl wr(/(is.sid.) 
 
 Ol/wisffiliUhiaii, (iiind). He is 
 my godson ; lie is my adopted 
 son ; n. w('jf..kad. (V. Conj.) 
 
 Oywjssihntvin. Godson. — This 
 word is always preceded hy a 
 possessive pronoun ; as: Niiid 
 oi/wi.tnilcdwiii, my godson ; od 
 oywisnikawinaii, his godson, 
 etc. 
 
 Of/wistihna, (nind). 1 have him 
 tor a son, he is my son ; p. 
 wei/wisshnad, (which is often 
 pronounced lodgnsnimdd.) 
 
 Oyioissimdii. Pumpkin; (F. ci- 
 trouiiic;) pl.-««. 
 
 0(jwismnamshi(jwdn. (iourd- 
 hottle with some shot in, used 
 as a rattle at the Indian Grand 
 Medicine. Pl.-a/<. 
 
 Ogwissimigo, {nind). I am a 
 son, (I am liad for a son ;) p. 
 weiiwissimujoida , wegwinsimi- 
 goian, ivegwissimind, (often 
 pronou need wegossimind.) 
 
 Ogwissinan, {nind). I have him 
 for a son, lie is my son ; p. 
 wegwissid, (which is often 
 pronounced wegossid.) V. 
 Conj. 
 
 OJakwess. A kind of small shell ; 
 pi .-«(/. 
 
 Ojdsha, or-magad. It is slip- 
 pery ; p. wejashag, ov-magak. 
 
 Ojashabikishin, [nind). I slide 
 and fall on a stone ; p. wej., 
 ing. 
 
 slide 
 wej.. 
 
 Ul' 
 
 OJasfitigone.ihiii, (nin). I Hiid.' 
 
 and full on the.y/toj«; p, uu/.. 
 
 ing. 
 OJa.shakamigitthin, {nind). | 
 
 slide and fall on the ground; 
 
 p. wej. .ing. 
 Ojaskakon. Tripe de roche. 
 OjdnlUyob. A kind of elni-lreej 
 
 (C. orme "^ras ;) pi.-///. 
 Ojd.shikwimiii, (nind). 1 
 
 and fall on the ice; p. 
 
 Oja.'^liitiliin, (nind). I slide 
 
 slip anil i'all ; p. wej..ing. 
 Ojawanufih kwtikon e, or-nuigaj. 
 
 'J'liere is a blue dame ; p. wes 
 
 ..ncg, OY-niagak. 
 Ojdwano. A kind of blue bird ; 
 
 pi.-//. 
 Ojdwaskkns, {nind). Iam;^reeii ; 
 
 p. w^j.-nid. 
 OJdwa.shkwa, or-magad. It is 
 
 green ; p. wej..ivag, 0Y-mag(dc. 
 Ojawashkwahaga, or-nuiy<i<l, 
 
 (pron. ujaioaskkubaga.) Thorci 
 
 are green leaves, the leaves on 
 
 the trees are green ; p. wej,. 
 
 gag, ov-niagak. 
 Ojawaslikwadisaan, {nind) or, 
 
 nind ojawanhkioansan. I ilyc 
 
 it green ; p. wej..ang. 
 
 Ojawashkicadissige, {nind) or, 
 nind ojawashkwannige. I dyt' 
 green ; p. wej..yed. 
 
 Ojawashkwadisso, or, njaiva.ih- 
 kwanso. He is dyed green ; 
 .ienibd, ribbon; moshwe, hand- 
 kerchief ; p. wej.. sod. 
 
 Ojawashkwaaissioa, {nind) or, 
 nind ojawashkanswa. I tlyc 
 him green ; p. wej. . wad ; iinp. 
 oj..wi. 
 
 Ojawashkwadite, or-magad or, 
 ojawashkwande, or-magad. h 
 
 
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 — 819 — 
 
 0.1 1 
 
 is dyed prt'cii ; \\. wcj..ci/, or- 
 
 mayak. 
 Ojdii'dshkum-fjinchiif. Green ser- 
 
 peiit ; |)l.-f)//. 
 OJawna/ihirtiiKiic, iiiind). I am 
 
 dressed in j^reen, I liave a 
 
 jj;reen dress on ; p. wej..iet(. 
 Ojd Hutsh kion ni </((</ r , ( tr-mmjwl, 
 
 (pron. ojmoos/ikiiniyddh. Jt 
 
 is j)ainted ^reeii ; p. i0fj..ih<j, 
 
 OY-ma<jak. 
 (fJdWd.shkwdni(/af<n, {ojawdshko- 
 
 niijasd.) He is piiintcd ^reen ; 
 
 p. ioej..if(Hl. 
 OJawas/ikwdn/ika, or-via<jad. It 
 
 greens, tiie j.'russ l)e;fins to 
 
 trrow; \). v't'J..kdi/, or'inaijdk. 
 Q/awdshkwdsh/wd, ov-nuigdii. It 
 
 is irreen, (ice, etc.) ; p. tvej.. 
 
 vmtj, ov-mdtjak. 
 OjauHishkwdsnatiiniifdde, <n'-via- 
 
 (jad, (pron. ojdumshkoHssaiji- 
 
 nigade.) It is painted green, 
 
 (wood) ; p. uiej.Aeij, or-nid(jak. 
 ()jdnids/ikwasnagim'(/a,so, (oju- 
 
 vmshkoHsayiniyaso.) He is 
 
 painted green, (wood.) 
 Ojdwashkwdwegad. It is green, 
 
 (stufi) ; p, wej.jjak. 
 Ojdwashkwaweijm. It is green, 
 
 (stuff) ; p. wej.Md. 
 OJia, {nitid). I nuike Bomfcobj. ; 
 
 p. wejiad. 
 Ojibiamaim, (nind). I write 
 
 liini or to liini ; p. tvej..imd. 
 
 OJibiaii, {nind). I write iipon it, 
 I make marks on it ; I des- 
 cribe it ; p. tvej..an(j. 
 
 OJibiigade, or-magad. It is 
 written, described ; there are 
 marks upon it; p. wej..deg, 
 or-magak. — S. Ijibiigade. 
 
 Ojibiigan. Writing, writ, docu- 
 ment; pl.-a«. 
 
 8teel-pen ; pi. 
 
 pi.-///. 
 \)\.-int. 
 1 am written, 
 p. wej..ti()d. — 
 
 OjiltUgdtmbik, 
 
 dii. 
 Ojibiigitnnho. Ink. 
 OJihiigdii-dssiii. Slate 
 OJihiigaiidfii/. Cenci I 
 (fjibiigds, (nim 
 
 I am described 
 
 S. IJibiigas. 
 ()jibiig(\(iiiii\. I write, I mark ; 
 
 p. irej..gcd. — S. IJibiige. 
 ()j ib h'grw iga //////. W r i t i n g- b o u s e , 
 
 oUiec ; ])l.-f)//. 
 Ojibiigc.win. Writing, the act or 
 
 art of writing. 
 Ojibiigewinhii. Writing man, 
 
 writer, clerk ; scribe, (in the 
 
 Jiilile ;) ]>\.-wng. 
 Ojibiwa,{nind). I write or mark 
 
 on some olij. ;I descriiie some 
 
 obj. ; \). wej..wad ; imp. ojibi. 
 ^U>!/f {itiitd). I am formed ; p. 
 
 wojigid. 
 Ojiguigdu. Noteli 
 
 in a ma|)Ie-tree 
 
 sugar; pi.-«/i. 
 
 or 
 in 
 
 incision 
 making 
 
 Ojigaige, {nind). I make inci- 
 sions in maple-trees, to let 
 the sap run out, in making 
 sugar ; p. ircj..ged. 
 
 Ojige, [nind). I make or build a 
 lodge, or a house ; p. wejigcd. 
 
 OJigeiriii. The act of building a 
 lodge ; also, carpenter's trade 
 or work, carijentry. 
 
 Ojigewinini. Builder of houses, 
 cari)enter ; p\.-wag. 
 
 Ojigi abinodji {»gin wiiawi- 
 ning,) The child is formc\l, 
 (in its mother's womb.) 
 
 Ojigi mandamin, ojikiwog inan- 
 damiudg. The corn is formed 
 into ears. 
 
 Ojigi Opin, ojigiwog opinig (aki- 
 kang). The potato is formed, 
 
 I ' , 
 
 li 
 
 '.(! 
 
 "ih 
 
 f 
 
 Vi 
 
 , I 
 
 II \, 
 
 '^: [W 
 
 
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 *; 
 
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 V 5. 
 
 I < 
 
 
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 \: , a 
 
 «»• 
 
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O.TI 
 
 320 — 
 
 OKA 
 
 
 the potatoes are Ibrnied, (in 
 
 the groiimi.) 
 Oji;/iii. It is formed ; p. wejif/- 
 
 hiij. — OJif/in vias/ikoxsiw, an 
 
 herb ifl tbrnied. Ojiqinon 
 
 iiiKs/i koN.siwati ( mashknncnii ; ) 
 
 the jirass is fornied, (in the 
 
 meadow.) 
 OJi(/on(la(/ait, inind). I have a 
 
 fine voice I p. roe}.. any, 
 OJi</wan. His tail, (of a fish.) 
 djiidires, \niiid). I have a tine 
 
 looking appearance; p. loej.. 
 
 sid. 
 Ojim, {nrnd). I fly for safety, I 
 
 tiee, I run away ; I escape ; I 
 
 take refuge ; p. wejimod. 
 OJima, {iiind). I fly, or run 
 
 away, from liim ; I avoid him, 
 
 slain him ; p. toejiniad. 
 Ojhnoa, (nind). I save liim hy 
 
 flight, I cause liim to flee, to 
 
 escape ; p. wej..ad. 
 Ojimofan, (nind). S. Ojindan. 
 Ojimotawa, (nind). S. OJima. 
 Ojimowin. Fliglit, escape. 
 Ojindan, (nind). I fly from it ; 
 
 1 avoid it, I shun it ; p. wej.. 
 
 ang. 
 Ojin'yibi.i.'i, {nind). I liave a 
 whitlow ; p. wej. .id. — S. Jin- 
 
 gibi.<}.'}. 
 Ojinindam, (nin). S. Naangah. 
 Ojishima, (niiid). l\i\\i l»im right, 
 
 I prepare liim ; p. wej.. mad. 
 Oji.s.saga, or-magad. The floor 
 is even p. wej. .gag, or-magak. 
 
 Ojissagisi nahagissag. The 
 board is even ; p. wej. .aid. 
 
 Ojissin. It is made, prepared, 
 ready ; p. wejissing. 
 
 Ojissitamawa, (nind). I make 
 or prepare it for him ; p. wej.. 
 wad. 
 
 Ojin.silon, (nind). I construrt it, 
 I)repare it; I put it right, I 
 establish it ; n. wej.Jtid. 
 
 OjiUt, (nind). I am getting my- 
 self ready, I am jireparing, 
 (especially for a voyage;) p. 
 iiujifad. 
 
 Ojitiia, (nind). I cause him tn 
 get ready, to prepare ; p. «y- 
 jitaad. 
 
 Ojihiidis, (nin). I preparo my- 
 self, I am getting myself rea- 
 dy ; p. wej.. sad. 
 
 Ojitamadia, (nind) or, nind oji- 
 tamafi, I make it to mvscli', 
 or for myself; p. wej..so(\. 
 
 Ojiiamawa, (nind). \ make it 
 for him, or to liitu ; p. wej.. 
 iimd. 
 
 OJitawa, {nind). S. OjHamnwit. 
 
 Ojitdwin. Getting ready, |)re- 
 paring, preparation. 
 
 Ojitchigaac, or-magad. ft is 
 made, constructed, done ; p. 
 wej..deg, or-magak. 
 
 Ojitc/iigas, {nind). lam made; 
 p. wej. ..sod. 
 
 Ojitchuhkiwagina, {nin). I 
 knead it, (dough, clay, etc.) ; 
 p. wei..nad. 
 
 Ojitchishkiwaginan, {nind). I 
 knead it; p. wej. .ang. 
 
 Ojiton, (nina). l make it, I do 
 it, I construct it ; p. loejitod. 
 
 Okdd. His leg; pi. okddan. 
 
 Okddakik. Kettle witli legs, 
 broth-pot ; pl.-ogr. 
 
 Okaddkons. Radish ; pl.-on. 
 
 Okadeidb. A platted cord or 
 string; (F. corde natt^e;) p. 
 -in. 
 
 Okadenamawa, (nind). I plat 
 it for him or to him ; p. wek., 
 wad. 
 
itrnct it, 
 ri^ht, I 
 od. 
 
 X\u<!:, my- 
 •(' paring.', 
 
 ^ag«;) !>• 
 
 ?. him In 
 i ; p. icc- 
 
 paro iiiy- 
 yrti'U' ri'il- 
 
 nind nji- 
 
 mvsi'll', 
 j..i<ua. 
 
 1 make it 
 
 ; p. "'';/•• 
 
 )JHamau'(t. 
 j'ady , pi't- 
 
 id. It i« 
 , dom' ; p. 
 
 ilay, etc.) ; 
 
 [nind) . I 
 ng. 
 ike it, T do 
 
 p. loejitnd. 
 
 okddan. 
 
 with legs, 
 
 ; pl.-OJi. 
 iod cord or 
 natt6e-,) p. 
 
 id). I plat 
 im; p. weA-M 
 
 OKA 
 
 — 321 — 
 
 OKO 
 
 Okadenng minessaffawanji;/, 
 
 (nind). I plul thoniH to^other. 
 Okddenan, (nind). I pint it; p. 
 
 wek..ang. 
 Okadi-nitjc, [nind). I am plat- 
 
 tiii<^, I plat ; J). wik..(f('A. 
 Okdacichiyadcy or-maijad. It 
 
 has lei's, (a tal»U', a stool, etc.) 
 Okndetcliiijan. Le;; of a chair, 
 
 tahle, etc. ; pl.-«H. 
 Okddij/an. Shiii-itone ; pl.-aw. 
 Okddiijinebiij. A kind of ser- 
 pent with four short legs ; 
 
 pl.-w/. 
 OkDdtma. Leg; pl.-jt. 
 Okakiganama. Breast. — S. Ka- 
 
 kigan, 
 Okan. His hoiio ; pi. nkanan. 
 Okandk. The core of an ear of 
 
 Indian corn ; pl.-jflor/. 
 Okandikan. Buoy, (to mark the 
 
 [ilace where a net is set;) 
 
 y\.-ag. 
 Okan 
 
 kandikan bekndjiknsod. A 
 kind of big round buoy, fish- 
 er'.'" buoy. 
 
 Okanima. Bone ; pl.-n. 
 
 Okanisse. A kind of gray bird ; 
 nl.-f/. 
 
 Okaw, (nind). There are my 
 footsteps, m)^ footsteps or 
 tracks are visible, (wliere I 
 walked in the snow, in mud, 
 in sand, etc.) ; p. loekawid. 
 
 Okatvamo mikana, ov-magad. 
 There are tracks on the trail, 
 the trail is visible, it shows ; 
 p. wek..mog, or-magak. 
 
 Ok/iwanj. Juniper-bush ; pl.-?'^'. 
 
 Okdmanjimin. Juniper-berry ; 
 pi .-aw. 
 
 Okawia, (nind). I see his track 
 where he walked ; p. weka- 
 wiad. 
 
 Okawinade, or-magad. There 
 
 are tracks or Ibotstops, (of 
 
 persons or aninuils ;) p. wek.. 
 
 dog, ov-magak. 
 Okairi.s.'iia niihiigandho. The 
 
 ink is lilack, (the track of the 
 
 ^)en is very visible ;) p. wck.. 
 
 ing. 
 OkdwHon mikana, (nind). 
 
 the trail ; n. HU'k..tttd. 
 Okawiwin. Track, tra(!e, 
 
 step. 
 Okiiri.ss. Ill rr ing ; [A.-ag. 
 Okitri.s.sah. Net with small 
 
 meshes, for catching herrings; 
 
 I see 
 
 foot- 
 
 Oki(. 
 
 ■w- 
 
 dj. Pipe-stem ; \t.-in. 
 Okikdndag. Cypress-tree ; 
 -no. 
 kiJcii 
 
 OkiJciwishin, (nind). I lie s(juat ; 
 .shkimonisne. Fisher, (bird ;) 
 
 p. wek. .ing. 
 Oki.H ■ " 
 
 pl.-r/. 
 Okitrhigadima. The right leg, 
 
 in general, without alluding to 
 
 any person. 
 Okitchinikama. The right arm, 
 
 in general, without a report 
 
 to a person . 
 Okitchinikamang nakakeia. On 
 
 the right hand, or to the right. 
 Okitchinindjima. The right 
 
 hand, in general. — S. Example 
 
 at Onamandjinindjiioa. 
 
 Okitchinowama. The right 
 cheek, ' in general, without 
 regard to a person. 
 
 Okitchishkinjigoma. The right 
 eye, in general. 
 
 Okitebago-wassaktvane. A kind 
 of yellow flower growing in 
 the water ; pl.-/t. 
 
 Okoj. His bill, his beak, (of a 
 
 bird.) 
 Okondss. His blanket, his-cov- 
 
 ( \ 
 
 \ 
 
 V > 
 
 lU 
 
 '- « 
 
 { 
 
 
 1^1 
 
 \\ 
 
 1- 
 
 i', 
 
 11 
 
 ' ' 
 
 B 
 
 ! 
 
 
 S^ 
 
 !l 
 
 Ifl 
 
 ' 1 
 
 'f 1 
 
 > 
 
 '.1 
 
 !• 
 
 i 
 
I '-l 
 
 IJ. J 
 
 OMA 
 
 :m — 
 
 OMM 
 
 eriiijr ; pcpl, |iiiriiii: ; \\\.-iiii. 
 Oknuiinn, Liver. 
 (fhii'diiiiti, i\>Vii\\. okotiiiii.) n»'(i- 
 
 vpr's (lain, or any dam - lA.-iii. 
 OhoiinintikAle, or~m<i»ftul . Tlicrc 
 
 is a (iani inii'lo ; p. weh-.tietj, 
 
 (Hxirdiiiwike, inhni). \ am mak- 
 ing a (lam ; p. vik.kcd. 
 Okwc. Worm cominj; out of a 
 
 fly's egg ; pi. ,,kiri'i/. 
 Okiiu'ffisHin. It in wrapped to- 
 
 jictiicr ; p. wek-...nn(/. 
 Oku'iUniJ. ('lu'rry-trcc ; pl.-»,'/. 
 (fkirniiiii. Clicrry ; pl.-rt/i. 
 Okirili. Till- croMs-.Htick in a 
 
 show-.ilioc ; pi.-///. 
 Okwiiioiiiin, {iiiiid). We arc 
 
 many together in one Imnd, 
 
 one Hock, one heap; p. vck- 
 
 vinodjhj. — M(inisktaHi»ha<f 
 
 wcktviiKiiljhi, a wliole tloc.l- 
 
 of .MJieep. 
 Okwinkiimk, [nitnl). 1 put tl)( 
 
 together in a heap or pile ; p. 
 
 wek..rnad. 
 Okwis/iiiKitf. They are together 
 
 in a heap or pile; p. wekwi- 
 
 sh ill} iff. 
 OkirisKiiuni. Tiiey are together 
 
 in a heapor pile (?■»«/().• p. »'«A'- 
 
 wixsini/iii. 
 Okwissilonan, {niiid). I p»t 
 
 them together in a heap or 
 
 pile ; p. ivek.Joil. 
 Oind, adv. Here, hitlier. 
 Omakaki Toad ; pl.-(/. 
 Owamaki.s, (in'iid). I have the 
 
 small po.\ ; p. irc»i..fiid. 
 Omaiilikoii. Stag; \<\.-o<j. 
 Omashkosioaiio, (proper name of 
 
 .some Indians.) 'I'lie tail of a 
 
 stag. 
 Omaskkuswegin. The hide of a 
 
 stag; pl.-ort. ( 
 
 (hvai<hhtswfnhk(iii . Stag'n horn, 
 
 hart's horn ; pl.-'f,'/. 
 (hnfiiiini ddKSdtiftiftfii, (niiid) \ 
 
 -el a trap; p. ireiiilKUni;). 
 uhnte. The ninoke aH(M'inlH ; 
 
 ,1. wfm. .{('!/. 
 OiiihnhiifiiKi, luhid). J lift, him 
 
 np, I lioist him np ; p. wrni. 
 
 nnd. 
 Oinhdhiifiiiuu, Utiud}. I lioist 
 
 or lift it np ; p. weiiLjiui/. 
 (hnhaltii/inh/nn. I'lilley ; wind- 
 
 la«s ; pl.-(«H. 
 OiHl)(ihii/iiti</c, (iihid). r lilt u|), 
 
 I hoist, I work at u wimllit^s 
 
 or pulley; p. iiu'm..ift'd. 
 Oiidxijiitikis, {II i lid). My skin 
 
 is puffed up hy a hurning ; p. 
 
 ir (III.. nnd. 
 Oiidxiji.s, iniii). I play the liul- 
 
 tbon, I droll, I jent ; p. incni.. 
 
 aid. 
 
 •idxljisiwiii. iJutloonery, drol- 
 '.■ry. 
 innhdkumifii.^, iiiind). I miikc 
 
 noise, I play or divert inysell 
 
 in a noisy manner; p. vein.. 
 
 .Hid. 
 ()iiil)dk(iiiiii/i.si.'<hk, (iiiiid). I use 
 
 or like to make noise, to di- 
 vert my.self in a noiwy nuin- 
 
 ner : p. won. .kid. 
 Omhnkami (linLshkiwi n. liahii 
 
 of indulging in noisy anuisc- 
 
 ments. 
 Oi>ih/ikami(/iniwin. N»)ise, noisy 
 
 play or amuHement. 
 Oiiihdkohidjiye, (nind). I lioi.'^i 
 
 the sail ; p. wevi..<fed. 
 Ombdkobidon, {nind). I lift it 
 
 up, J hoist it i )). ire>n..di)d. 
 Omoakohina, (nind). I lift u)! 
 
 or hoist some object ; p. wein 
 
 ..nad. 
 Ombdkona, {nind). I raise tir 
 
■^w 
 
 OMIi 
 
 323 — 
 
 OMB 
 
 1 
 
 Noises ixJi-*) 
 ut. 
 
 iid). I ^""^' 
 ,<j(id. 
 
 lii). I !'><'<" 
 we)ii..d»'l. 
 
 ). 1 lilt iM' 
 
 it'i' 
 
 1 raise ov 
 
 lilt u|i Hoino (iltjoct ((if wiMxl 
 ('8|i('ciiilly ;) p. iriiH..iniil. 
 
 Umhilknimii, (iiiuil). I riunv it 
 up, (('^*p('(•illlly the rniiHt in a 
 carKK', with tlio Nail tiod to it ;) 
 I lilt it up, r iiiiikc it Htaiiil ; 
 p. irfin.jniif. 
 
 (hiilxtkoitific, (iiiii(l). I lift up, 
 I iioi.Mt I p. tiKiii. .(/<■(/. 
 
 Onihahraiifdii. Jji'vfM'; pl.-/n». 
 
 OifilKlkwaitfc, (nind). I am lift- 
 iii>^, raisin;; up, (enpeciaily 
 with a U'vtT;) p. wnn.jjed. 
 
 (hiihdiiitc, uv-vitujnd. There are 
 optical appearaiicpH of latnl 
 oil the Hurface of a lake or 
 Kca, called " iniraj^es" by 
 voyagers. P. HV'm../tv/, or- 
 iiKdfdli', iF. ilv ades imra'^es.) 
 
 Oiiiltdnitewiii. Mira;;e ; (K. nii- 
 rajre ;) pi .-an. 
 
 Oinliaoff, (iiiiid). I swell up ; j). 
 ii'i'iii..(j()d. 
 
 (hnhds/i, (nind). I am lifted up 
 hy the wind ; p. locmhdnhid. 
 
 Oinbnsonta, (aind). I stir him 
 up, 1 ex(!ite him ; p. loem.. 
 mud. 
 
 (hidntwudhiiln, {nind). We stir 
 up eacdi other, we excite each 
 other to sedititju or riot; p. 
 weni..didji(f. 
 
 Ihuhdiioiidiwin. Stir, tumult, 
 sedition, riot. 
 
 Ihnhif..wn(/e, {nin). I stir up peo- 
 ple, 1 cause a riot ; p. wem.. 
 ijed. 
 
 (hnhdssiii. It is lifted tip Ity 
 the wind; j). wcinba.'f.tin!/. 
 
 Oiubia, {nind). 1 raise him, 1 
 incite him to some had action 
 or^mischief; I cause him to 
 disobey, to revolt ; p. loetn- 
 hiad. 
 
 (hnbibide, or-maf/ad. It Hie." up 
 
 in the air; p. irt'in..d(ij, or- 
 
 Ombibi^iiinn. S. Dmbixiiimi. 
 (fmbiffiimidr, ttv-nuKjad. It rir«<'s 
 
 up huiliii;;; p. weui..d((f, or- 
 
 innijak. 
 (>nd)ii/iuni.<tiije, iiiiiid). I make 
 
 lioil miiple- syrup !•> make 
 
 sii^rar ; p. iiuin..ijii(. 
 Ombii/itt, ininil). F make him 
 
 cry', I caii>e him to make 
 
 noise ; [i. uum..iid. 
 ()iHbi(/in, {nind). I make noise; 
 
 also, I speak imprudently ; p. 
 
 ireni...si(i. 
 Ondjii/i.siwin. Noise; imprudent 
 
 lan;;ua;:e. 
 ()nibii/wcni(i(/tid. It makes noise; 
 
 p. ic< ni..;f(t/\. 
 (hnhiwa,\nind). S. Omhia. 
 (hnhina, {nind}. I lift or raise 
 
 him up, (a [)erflon or any other 
 
 oltj.) ; p. n'('iiihin(i<l. 
 (hnliinan, inind). I lift or raise 
 
 it up; p. tvcni..an;/. 
 Ombiniken, {nind). I lift up my 
 
 arm : p. K'em..nid. 
 OnibiHliin pnkvcjitjnn. The 
 
 hread rises up ; p. wcvi..in<}. 
 Onibi.-ihka, (nind). I rise on 
 
 high ; p. wrni..k(id. 
 Ombishkanidijad. It rises, it is 
 
 lifted up ; p. ioem..(/(ik. 
 (Jnibi.sideii, \nind). I lift up my 
 
 foot ; p. wem..nid. 
 Oinbisiijan, or ombibisiijan. 8. 
 
 Odji-man/ikiki. 
 Oinbiaae, (nind). I dy ui)in the 
 
 air; p. wem...seii. 
 ()nd)i.s.silchi(/an. Leaven, yeast, 
 Onibi-^sitrlnijaso pakwejigan. 
 
 Tliere is leaven or yeast in the 
 
 hread, the hread is leavened ; 
 
 p. weni...iod. — Leavened hread, 
 
 wnvbiHsitth itjamd pakweji- 
 
 'V 
 
 ( 
 
 II »l 
 
 ( 
 
ONA 
 
 324 
 
 ONA 
 
 gan. — WembUsitchigdsossig 
 7?aA;w)^yu/an, unleavened breaa. 
 
 m 
 
 ift it up 
 p. wem.. 
 
 lift liini 
 away, (a 
 obj.); p. 
 
 Ombiwidon, (nind). I 
 
 and carry it away ; 
 
 dod. 
 Ombiwina, [nind). I 
 
 up and carry bini 
 
 person or any other 
 
 wem..nad. 
 Ombdndaa, [nind). I lay s. th. 
 
 on hiui lO carry ; p. ioem..ad. 
 Omhwean, {nind). I stir it up, 
 
 lifting it ; p. icem..ang. 
 Opbiveioaibiaon, (nind). I pluck 
 
 or pull it out, (thread, etc.); 
 
 p. od..om.... 
 Ombwewebinige, {nind). I over- 
 threw, I put in disorder and 
 
 confusion ; p. tvem..ged. 
 Omigi, (nind). I am scabby ; p. 
 
 tvemigid. — Nin kitclii omigi, 
 
 I am a leper, I have the lepro- 
 sy- 
 Omigiuin. Scab ; (F. ga'e.) 
 
 Kiicai omigivnn, leprosy. 
 Omimi. Pigeon, wild pigeon ; 
 
 turtle-dove; pl.-(/. Omimins, 
 
 young wild pigeon ; pl.-oor. 
 Omimi-sibi. Pigeon River, Lake 
 
 Superior. 
 Omiskossi. A poisonous insect 
 
 that runs on the surface of 
 
 the water; pl.-flf. 
 Omissaddma, Belly. 
 Omissandamo. A kind of water 
 
 serpent ; pl.-^. 
 Omissandamotvaidn. The skin 
 
 of the water-serpenl ; p\.-ag. 
 Omodai. Bottle, flagon, flask; 
 
 pi.-a«. 
 Omodai. Crop of a fowl. 
 Omodens. Vial, small bottle. 
 Omonsom. Trail of animals in 
 
 the woods; deer-trail ; pl.-f«. 
 Ona, at the end of some verbs, 
 
 alludes to the conveying of 
 some body in a canoe or boat 
 to some place ; as : Nind dju- 
 wanna, 1 take or convey him 
 to the opposite shore, in a ca- 
 noe or boat. Kin giwcona, I 
 take or convey him back- 
 again ill a canoe or boat, etc, 
 S. Odon. 
 
 Ondbama, {nind). I choose him, 
 T select him ; \). iven..mad. 
 
 Ondbanad. There is a hard 
 crust on the snow, the snow i>< 
 hard, a person can walk on it 
 without breaking through or 
 sinking in; p. wen..nak. 
 
 Ondbandamounn. Choice, selec- 
 tion. 
 
 Ondbandan, {nind). I select it, 
 choose it ; p. wen..ang. 
 
 Ondbandjigade, or-magad. It is 
 selected, chosen out of others; 
 p. iven..deg, ov-magak. 
 
 Ondbandjigan. A thing select- 
 ed or chosen out of others ; 
 ^\.-ag. 
 
 Ondbandjigas, {nind). I am 
 chosen ; p. wen. .sod. 
 
 Ondbandjige, (nind). I choose, 
 I select ; p. wen..ged. 
 
 Ondbani-gisiss. The moon of 
 the crust on the snow, the 
 month of March, or, niaki- 
 ki.sis, the wild gooses month. 
 
 Ondbem, (i::nd). I have a hus- 
 band, I am a married woman ; 
 p. wenabemid. 
 
 Ondbemima. Husband ; pl.-(/. 
 
 Ondbide, (nind). I have fine even 
 teeth ; p. iccn..ded. 
 
 Ondbikad. It is even, flat, (me- 
 tal ;) p. wen..kak. 
 
 Onabikamagad. It is even ; (F. 
 c'est uni ;) p. wen..gak. 
 
 ^ Ibikisi. It is even, joniid, 
 
T\ 
 
 ONA 
 
 — 325 — 
 
 ONA 
 
 \f 
 
 eying of 
 e or boat 
 f^iiid uja- 
 ivey liiiii 
 ', in a ca- 
 Iweona, I 
 \\\\ back 
 boat, eto. 
 
 lOOae bini, 
 
 li a banl 
 \ie snow is 
 walk on it 
 hrough or 
 ,/iafc. 
 oice, selec- 
 
 I select it, 
 ,an(f. 
 
 agad. It la 
 ,t of others; 
 
 fok. 
 
 hing select- 
 of others ; 
 
 )■ I 
 
 am 
 
 I choose, 
 
 I 
 
 led 
 
 le moon of 
 snow, tlie 
 or, nisli- 
 
 ses month, 
 mve a hus- 
 ieil woman ; 
 
 nd ; pi •-.</• 
 IV e fine even 
 
 i. 
 n, flat, (me- 
 
 18 even ; (F. 
 
 ..gale. 
 
 yen, joniid, 
 
 silver ; assin, stone ; p. wen.. 
 
 sid. 
 Onddaan, (^nin). I press it 
 
 down, (in a box, etc.) ; p. locn 
 
 ..ang. 
 Omdaan biwdbik, (niiid). I 
 
 lianiiiier iron, (I beat it down 
 
 flat) ; p. teen. .ang. 
 Onadaigade biwdbik, or-magad. 
 
 The iron is hammered, (not 
 
 cast ;) p. wen..deg, or-makak. 
 Onddamoton mikatia, {nind). I 
 
 make a road well or even ; p. 
 
 wen. .tod. 
 Oaddiiia pakwejigaa, {nind). I 
 
 knead bread ; p. wen..nad. 
 Onddinige, {nind). lam press- 
 ing down ; I am kneading 
 
 bread ; p. wen..ged. 
 Ondgan. Dish ; pl.-a«. 
 Ondganike, (nind). 1 make a 
 
 dish or dishes, (especially of 
 
 wood ;) p. wen..ked. 
 Ondganike oin. The act, or art, 
 
 of making dishes. 
 Ondganikeioinini. A man that 
 
 uses to make dishes, (espe- 
 cially of wood;) •p\.-ivog. 
 Ondgans. Little dish ; cup ; 
 
 saucer; bowl; pl.-a?<. 
 Onagaskon. His palate. — Nina- 
 
 gask, kinagask ; my palate, 
 
 thy palate. 
 Onagaskivaicai. Fine elegant 
 
 embroidery with porcupine- 
 quills ; pl.-OH. 
 Oiiagaskicawaie, (nind). I em- 
 
 l)roider with porcupine-quills, 
 
 (Indian embroidery ;) p. loen.. 
 
 ied. 
 Onagek. 8. Wanagek. 
 OnagiJ. Bowels ; n\.-in. , 
 Onagima, {niiid). I put a price 
 
 on some obj. ; also, I judge 
 
 him ; p. wen. .mad. 
 
 Onagindamawa, inind). I make 
 
 a price for him or to him ; p. 
 
 wen.. wad. 
 Onagindan, {nind). I put a 
 
 priceouit; p. wen. .ang. 
 Ondgo.'ih. Evening. 
 Ondgoskif ov-inagad. It is even- 
 ings it is late in the afternoon, 
 
 towards evening; p. wcn..ig, 
 
 ov-maqak. 
 Ondgoshi-anamiang . Even ing 
 
 prayer, Vespers. 
 Ondgoshi-wis.nniwin. Even ing 
 
 meal, supper. 
 Ondgwanaga, or-magad. There 
 
 is an even snowshoe-trail ; p. 
 
 wen.. gag, or-magak. 
 Onakakwaan, (nind). 1 put it 
 
 on the spit, I spit it ; p. loen.. 
 
 ang. 
 Onahdkxcdica, {nind). I put him 
 
 on a spit, I spit him ; p. icen.. 
 
 wad; imp. on..kwd. 
 Ondkamiga, ov-magad. Tliere is 
 
 a plain, even, level ground ; 
 
 p. wen. .gag, or-magak. 
 Onakamigaan, inind). I make 
 
 it even, I level it, 'ground ;) 
 
 p. ioen..ang. 
 Ondkamigaigade, or-magad. It 
 
 is made even, level, (ground;) 
 
 p. wen..deg, or-magak. 
 Ondkamigamo mikana. The 
 
 trail or road is even, is level ; 
 
 p. Ik. in..mog. 
 Gndkamigisnitchigan. The foun- 
 dation of a house. 
 Ondkona, {nind). I appoint him, 
 
 (to some place or office ;) p. 
 
 wen..nad. — S. Inakona. 
 Ondkonamawa, (nind). I make 
 
 a regulation or law tor him, or 
 
 in regard to him ; p. iven..wad. 
 Ondkunige, (nind). I make ap- 
 pointments, laws, regulations; 
 
 * m 
 
 
 \) 
 
 I •■'! 
 
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 UNA 
 
 - 326 — 
 
 UNA 
 
 1; ' 
 
 ' ; , 'i''' 
 
 }ij-:l\ 
 
 t ! 
 
 p. u^eiL.ged. — S. lnakoni(/e. 
 
 Oiid/cd.si mitiy. The tree is 
 striii;ili( ; j). num.. Kid. 
 
 ()ii(f/itt.s,si(l(iii, {iiiiiih. I haft it, 
 I ])ut a handle, liaft or crank 
 to it; p. wen..dod, — S. NabCi- 
 kns.sidon. 
 
 OiidiHuii. lied clay, (for piint- 
 ing ;) vcrniillicdi. 
 
 Oii(iin(in(IJi(/a<li»i<i. The lel't le^i', 
 in general, without regard or 
 report to a person. — S. Exam- 
 ple at naniandj i iihuljima. 
 
 Onamaiidjinikama. Lett arm in 
 general. 
 
 OndinaiKlJiidkamani/ nakakeia. 
 Un the lel'l hand, or to the 
 left. 
 
 Oiiamandjinindjima. 'J'he left 
 hand, in general, without al- 
 luding to a pertson. — Sanaya- 
 dakosiiiy o)> imaiu/Jiiiindjimo, 
 awasliimo dash sanagad okit- 
 rJiinindJima Cikotiiny. It is 
 hard to have a nore left hand, 
 but it i.s harder yet to have a 
 sore right hand. 
 
 Onama mljiiw warn a . 
 cheek, in general. 
 
 OiiamaiidjislikijUjoma 
 eye, in general. 
 
 Onaiiiandj iiiidama . 
 loot, generally, without report 
 to a person. 
 
 lid man i lies, {niiid). I have the 
 herpes, (a cutaneous inHaiu- 
 mation ;) p. wen..sid. 
 
 Ondmaniueskoan . Herpes, ery- 
 sipelas, (an eruption of a hot 
 acrid humor;) (F. erysipele.) 
 
 Onam an i-sdyaiyaa. Venn i 1 1 ion 
 Lake. 
 
 Onanaa. The calf of hii^ leg. 
 NiHaiif kiuaiif etc. 
 
 left 
 
 The 
 
 The left 
 The left 
 
 rejoice ; |,. 
 
 rejoicing. 
 {iiind 1,11(1- 
 it joyful, [ 
 
 Oiiandewegin. Dyed cloth ; hcui 
 
 let. 
 Ondniyos, {iiin). I 
 
 wen..sid. 
 Ond iiiyo.nwin . Joy , 
 Ondniyotun, [nind], 
 
 idyniiton.) I make 
 
 make it rejoice; p. wtn..l<,d. 
 
 — Nin yad onaniyntou kidt ,- 
 
 I will make your heart joyful'. 
 Onaniyiccndnm, {nind). I jwuc 
 
 joyful thoughts, I rejoice; p. 
 
 wen.. any. 
 Oiianiywendamoivin. Joyful 
 
 thouglit, joy ; pi .-an. 
 Oiiaiiiywia, (nind). 1 make him 
 
 joyful ; p. wen..dd. 
 Onansiyan. Dye, color ; \)\.-aii. 
 Ondntiiyc, {nind). 1 am dyein;:, 
 
 coloring, I am a dyer ; p. wen 
 
 ..yed. 
 Onaiisiytwiyainiy. Dye-house ; 
 
 pl.-o//. 
 
 Onaimycwin. Dyer's buninet^.s 
 
 or trade. 
 Oiiansiyewiniiii. Dyer; pl.-wv///. 
 Onapina, {nind). I harne.s.s him, 
 
 (a horse or dog ;) p. ioan..n,ad ; 
 
 imp. onapij. 
 Oiiapis, {nind). lam harncHsed; 
 
 p. wan. .sod. 
 Onapisowin. Harness; \)\.-an. 
 Onaslikinaa opwdyan, {nind). 1 
 
 till a pipe ; p. iven..ad. 
 
 Onas/ikinadass, {nind). I am 
 putting my things in a trimk, 
 box, etc. ; I decamp, move oil'; 
 (F. je plie bagage ;) p. iixii.. 
 sod. 
 
 Onashkinadepdshki.Hiyan. The 
 gun i.s loaded; p. wen..dey. 
 
 Onashkinadon pdshkisiyuii , 
 {nind). I load a gun ; p. icea 
 dod. 
 
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 OND — 327 — 
 
 (hicushwHa, or-mudud. It is 
 
 oven, {wi(/wdns, luirk) ; p. wen 
 
 a;/, i)V-)ii(iff(tk. 
 (hiaaisa, {nind]. J put conve- 
 niently some obj. ; p. wenuN- 
 
 sad. 
 Oiiu.inii/an. Smoked meal. 
 ()n(isifi(/e, {nind). 1 nmokc meat ; 
 
 p. iren..(/ed. 
 Onatdumnijii, ov-mdtjad. The 
 
 lieacli is even ; p. weu..(fU(/, ov- 
 
 maijak. 
 (hidte, ov-nimjad. There is soot; 
 
 p. ioenitie</, or-miKjak. 
 ihtdton, {nind). I put it well, 
 
 conveniently ; p. wenatod. 
 Olid, oiidj, in componitions, al- 
 
 lu<les to the reanon or orij/in 
 
 of H. til, ; to the place from 
 
 which, or out of which, .some 
 
 object comes or is obtained. 
 
 (Examples in some of the fol- 
 lowing words.) 
 Onddbatc, ov-mcKjad. 'J'he ismoke 
 
 comes from..., or out of...; p. 
 
 a'en..tc(f, or-maijak. 
 (hidddad. It comes from... ; 
 
 p. wcndadak. 
 (huladtni, [nind). I weep or 
 
 cry for a certain reason, (pain, 
 
 los.s, sadness, fear, anger, joy;) 
 
 p. iven..mod. 
 (hidadrmoii, {nind). I liewail 
 
 it ; p. wen. .mod. 
 Oiidaddmnnan, (nind). I bewail 
 
 some object ; p. tccii..niod. (V. 
 
 Conj.) 
 Oiidddin, {nind). I am born, T 
 
 descend from... I come from,..; 
 
 p. wen...nd. 
 Ihid/tdi.sid, {nind). I give him 
 
 liirth, I bring him forth ; p. 
 
 iren..ad. 
 Ondadisike, {nind). I bring 
 
 tbrtli, (a child,) I give birth,! 
 
 P 
 
 iJirtb- 
 I tumble 
 
 which 
 well ; 
 
 UND 
 
 am <lelivcred, (of a child 
 ii'('ii..k<'d. — S. \i(/iniv(i.s.s. 
 
 Ondadi.sikricin. Child-ltirth, 
 birth-giving, 
 
 Ondddisitun, {nind). I Itring it 
 llirtli, I iiring it into existence ; 
 p, iren..fod. 
 
 (hidddi.iiwiii. liirth. 
 
 ()n<ladi,'iiwiiii-(fiji</ad. 
 day. 
 
 Onddjfodjin, {nind). 
 down ; p. ivcn..in(/. 
 
 (hidnihdii. Place from 
 water is obtained, a 
 \)\.-an. 
 
 Ondaihi, (nind). I obtain water 
 from... ; j). wan. .bid. —Mi oma 
 ircnddihiidn ; 1 obtain water 
 from this place; (or, I fetch 
 my water here.) 
 
 Oiidani, alludes to occvpaiion, 
 having no time to spare ; or 
 to the lit.nnij of time. (Exam- 
 ples in ,>^ome of the following 
 words.) 
 
 (indainakamiyiK, {niii). I am 
 busy ; p. wen..sid. 
 
 Oudamcndam, {nind). I am 
 distracted in my thoughts, I 
 am occupied by o t h e r 
 thoughts ; p. wen. .an;/. 
 
 Ondamcndan, (nindi. It occu" 
 pies my mind, I (;annot leave 
 it, I cannot cease to think on 
 it; p, we)i..an(/. 
 
 Ondanienima, {nind). He occu- 
 pies me in my thoughts, I 
 cannot leave him, (a sick per- 
 son, etc.) ; p. ioen..7nad. 
 
 Ondamia, (nind). I occupy him » 
 also, I keep him buck from 
 his work, 1 make him lo.se his 
 work-time ; p. wen. .ad. 
 
 Ondaniibi, (nind}. I am losing 
 
 
 •\ 
 
 \. 
 
 II : ' 
 
OND 
 
 — 328 — 
 
 OND 
 
 m 
 
 ih 'f 
 
 : Til 
 
 my time Vjy drinking liquor ; 
 p. wen. .bid. 
 
 Ondamibiige, [nind). I am oc- 
 cupied in writing, all my time 
 is taken up by writing ; p. 
 weiL.ged. 
 
 Ondamiiwe, {nin). I occupy peo- 
 ple ; also, I make people lose 
 their time, I keep them hack 
 from work ; p. wen.. wed. 
 
 Ondamima, {nind). I make hiiw 
 lose his work-time by talking 
 to* him ; p. wen. .mad. 
 
 Ondamis, inind). S. Ondamita. 
 
 Ondamishka, (nind). I am ab- 
 sent from home, occupied 
 elsewhere ; p. wen..kad. 
 
 Ondamisiwin. Occupation . 
 
 Ondamita, [nind). I am busy, 
 I am occupied, I have no 
 time ; p. icen..tad. 
 
 Ondamitagos, (nind). I occupy 
 people by my speaking ; p. 
 wen..sid. 
 
 Ondamitakas, (nind). Feign. I 
 make vain excuses of having 
 no time, I dissimulate occu- 
 pation ; p. wen.. sod. 
 
 Ondamitchige, (nind). I am busy 
 in doing this or that ; p. icen.. 
 ged. 
 
 Ondamonje, {nin). I am occu- 
 pied or busy in nursing my 
 child, it takes me all my time 
 to take care of my child, (or 
 children ;) p. wen..jed. 
 
 Ondanam, {nind). I run myself 
 breathless after it,'to reach it, 
 to have it ; p. wen. .mod. 
 
 Ondandndan, (nind). I starve, 
 in order to have it; p. iven.. 
 ang. 
 
 Onddshdn. Come here, come 
 this way. 
 
 Onddshime, adv. This way, 
 
 nearer to this place here. 
 Onddss. Come nere. 
 Onddssagdm, adv. On this sido 
 
 of a river, bay, lake, etc. 8, 
 
 Awdssagdm. 
 Onddss inakakeia, adv. On tliis 
 
 side, this way, here, towards 
 
 this place. 
 Onddssonag, adv. On this side 
 
 of the canoe, boat, etc. 
 Onde, or-magad. It boils ; p. 
 
 wendeg, or-magak. 
 Ondend, (nind). I am absent 
 
 from home for such a reason ; 
 
 p. wendendid. 
 Ondenima, {nind). I have hat! 
 
 feelings, revengeful thoughts, 
 
 against him, for a certain rea- 
 son ; p. xoen..mad. 
 Ondenindimin, (nind). We have 
 
 bad feelings against each 
 
 other, for a certain reason ; p. 
 
 wen..didjig, 
 Ondenindtwin. Anger for sucli 
 
 a reason, cause of anger ; 
 
 cause or title of condemnation. 
 Ondib. Ot. S. Oshtigwdn. 
 
 Ondina, [nind). I get some obj. 
 from..., or out of... ; p. wendi- 
 nad ; imp. ondin. — Aiawcwi- 
 
 famigong nind ondina kokos/i; 
 get porlc out of the store. 
 
 Ondinamage, (nind). I furnisji 
 
 feople s. til., I let them have, 
 procure them ; p. ioen..gek. 
 
 Ondinamas, (;nind) or, nind on- 
 dinamadis. I procure to my- 
 self s. th., I earn, I acquire ; 
 p. wen.. sod. 
 
 Ondinamason, (iiind) or, nind 
 ondinamadison. I procure it 
 to myself, I earn it ; p. wen.. 
 sod. 
 
OND 
 
 — 329 — 
 
 OND 
 
 crer for such 
 °of anger; 
 ademuation. 
 
 iwdn. 
 
 et some obj. 
 
 p. wemli- 
 
 _—Atawewi- 
 
 dina kokosh; 
 
 le store. 
 
 I funiisli 
 
 them liave, 
 
 iceii-.g^k. 
 
 or, nind oii- 
 ocure to my- 
 
 d) or, nind 
 I procure it 
 it ; p. wen.. 
 
 lhi(liHa)na.i<tnau,{nin(l) or, iiiiid 
 
 (>ndiiutm(idi.<ionim. I procure 
 
 to myself soiiu- olij. ; p. wen.. 
 
 Nod. (V. Coiij.) 
 Oiidinamawa, {nind\. I li't him 
 
 hiive s. til., I liirnJHli liiiii, 
 
 procure liiin s. th. ; j). lium,. 
 
 wad. 
 Ihidiiuiii, liu'ad). 1 get it from..., 
 
 or out of.. ; p. wen. .any. — 
 
 .\la.nnnignaiii(/ nind j/i-ondi- 
 
 naa nin kikenddsoicin ; I ^ot 
 
 my knowledge from hook.-', 
 
 (or out of book.s.) 
 (hidinigade, ov-vuvjad. It is got 
 
 or obtained of.., from... ; p. 
 
 wen. .del/, or-uiajak. 
 iiiidinUje, {nind). I get things 
 
 from..., of...; p. iven-.t/ed. 
 Ilitdiniinanyanima. Slioulder ; 
 
 l»l.-/t. 
 Ihidis, [nind). 8. Ondinif/e. 
 iliidisin. It is proti table, it 
 
 l»ring8 profit; p. wendisiny. 
 l)iidi.nn, {nind). I have the 
 
 profit of it ; p. wendi.sid. 
 Uiidininan, [nind]. I have the 
 
 profit of 8ome obj. ; p. weadi- 
 
 .ud. 
 
 Iliidj. Becau.se, for, on account 
 of, for the sake of..., in regard 
 lu... ; ivendj. S. Otch. Gram. 
 Ch. VI. No. III. 
 
 iiiidJ. Through; as: Boddwd- 
 nin<j (ji-ondji-pindiije, wd.i.'ici- 
 cliiganiny dash </i-ondJi-.sd(/a- 
 iiin. He came in through the 
 chimney, and went out 
 through the window. 
 
 fiiidji, (ni)id). I come from.... 
 
 out of... ; p. wendjid.— lV«.s'.v« 
 
 Ijidjic 
 from far 
 
 out 01... ; p. 
 wendjidjid, 
 
 those 
 
 I iiiidji, or-mayad. 
 
 PART II 
 
 that come 
 It comes 
 
 from.,., out of...; p. wcndjiy, 
 
 or-inayak. 
 Ondjia, [nind], I hiiii''>r him or 
 
 forbid him to do h. th. or to 
 
 go somewhere ; p. loendjidd. 
 Ondjibo, (nind). I come from... ; 
 
 p. wcndjilxid. 
 Om/JilxinKiytid. It eome.s from..; 
 
 ]). wen. .yule. 
 Ondjihide, or-mayad. It comes 
 
 tiying from.,., it dies from...; 
 
 p. wen..dey, ov-inayak. 
 Ondjiyo, •n'-mayad. It leaks, 
 
 (the water, etc., runs out of it, 
 
 or into it ;) p. toendjiyay, or- 
 
 mayak. 
 Ondjiyawiion, inin). I make it 
 
 run out of it, (TKiuid ;) p. wen 
 
 ..tod. 
 Ondjiyida-s, [nind). I get angry, 
 
 on account of...; p. wen, .sod. 
 
 Ondjiiwc, {nind). I hinder i)eo- 
 ple to go somewhere, or to do 
 H. th.; p. iuen..ined. 
 
 i)ndjin.(;, (nind). I die for such 
 a reason, on account of...; p. 
 wendjined. 
 
 Ondjinana, inind). I kill him 
 for the sake of...; p. wen.. ad ; 
 imp. oiidjinqj. 
 
 (hidji-i/ikaosse, {nind). \ walk 
 against the wind ; j). wcn..sed. 
 
 Oadjislikawaaw., (nind). I have 
 head-wind, contrary wind, 
 (traveling in a canoe, boat, 
 etc.) ; p. wen. .any. 
 
 Ondjis/ikawaaniywad. The wind 
 
 is ahead, contrarv ; p. wen.. 
 
 uk. 
 Ondjissin. It come-; from..., it 
 
 results from... ; |). w'ndji.'i- 
 
 siny. 
 Ondjitd, adv. Purposelv, on 
 
 22 
 
 Vm I 
 
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 ONI 
 
 — 330 — 
 
 ONT 
 
 piirpOHC ; iiiiicli, vdi'v ; t luniks, 
 
 tliank yo\i. 
 (hiilaiuhiiKtina. IIool, in sjfoiu'- 
 
 rnl, uithdUl I'cport to a pors(jii. 
 ()iiil<)iij<\ (luii(l). I have a cliild 
 
 t'l'uin...; p. U'ciidiinjad. 
 Ondwewe, in'-mar/ad. A voice 
 
 or noise conies out of..., or 
 
 from... ; p. ici:ii..ici(/, ov-iii.i- 
 
 </(ik. — WadjUviiiy oiulioewe- 
 
 iiKiijud, tlio noise conies iVoin 
 
 tlie niountain. 
 ()ii<tt(}i"iiud(iiit, mind). I spoak 
 
 out of .siicii ii place; I speak 
 
 lor siicli 
 
 a reason 
 
 1>- 
 
 wen. 
 
 (Ill I/. 
 Oiicndaii, uiliid\. I ju<l<ie it, 
 
 privately, in tiionglits ; p. wen 
 
 ..(inij. 
 Unenhna, {nindj. I judge him, 
 
 ])rivately, in tli()u;_'lits ; p. 
 
 wen. .mad. 
 Oniaiuawa, {lu'iid}. 1 set him a 
 
 trap or snare, to catcli liim ; 
 
 p. wcn..w((d. — Ainik iiind niii- 
 
 amawa, wnhije.s/riwuf/ ijaie 
 
 nind onioiiinwaf/ ; T set a bea- 
 
 vor-trap, anil a marten-trap, fl 
 
 set traps to a beaver ami to 
 
 martens.) 
 Onidjdni. The temalo of an 
 
 animal, of a (luadniped, (Kot 
 
 Itird ;) p\.-w<nj. — S. Xojtf.ic. 
 (hiidjdni.s.'i, {nind). I have a 
 
 child, or children ; p. wen...sid. 
 (Jnidjiini.'i^ikdnun, [nind). lie is 
 
 my godchild ; also, I adojit 
 
 him for my child ; p. wen.. 
 
 kad. (V. Coiij.) 
 OnidJ/lni.s.sikairindn. 8. Xinid- 
 
 Jdnii^.'iikdirin. 
 (hiidjani.s.Hinia. ChiUl ; \)\.-(J. 
 OnidJ(nii,ssiiui(j, {nind). I am 
 
 his chiKl, lie has me for a 
 
 child. 
 
 (hii'IJiiiil.s.^-iini</(i, {nind). I ;uii 
 child ; 1 am had foi' a child : 
 p. nin wcnidjdiii.sxiniiijiiiiid 
 win ireiiidjdiiis.s'iniiiid. 
 
 OiiidjaiiisKinoii., \iiind\. I have 
 him for a cliild, lie is my 
 child; \). wrii...sid. (V. Conj.) 
 
 ()niiljiiiiix.'<iiid(iii, (nind). I havr 
 i: for a child, 1 am ils I'aihvi' ; 
 J), wen. .anil. — W'cnidjnui.s.siii- 
 didiif i/ni/iiuiwi.'y'/ikiwin. ; \\r 
 who has the lie tor \\\n chiM, 
 (" the father of lies.") 
 
 Onidjaiiiwiddn. The skin of :i 
 female animal ; pl.-r<//- 
 
 (hii(/(td(in, fiiiiid). I carry ii on 
 my shoulder; p. weii..(iiii/. 
 
 (hii(/(nn. Portage; pi.-//;. — /w7- 
 clii-Onii/dniini/, at (jrand I'di- 
 tage. \\'(ifjd.sk(jni(/(iinin</, ai 
 Rat-Portage. 
 
 ()ni(/itiia, inind). 1 carry him 
 on my shoulder; p. weiiii/uidul. 
 
 ()iii(/diidti(/. Iland-harrou. i.. 
 carry s. tli. on it ; lA.-on. 
 
 Oiii(/e, (Hindi. 1 maKO portage, 
 I carry over a portage ; p n-i- 
 nvjed. 
 
 Oiiii/ii(/oni(i. Parent ; 1)1.-//. 
 
 Oniiije, [nind). I makotrap~iii 
 the woods, to catch little ani- 
 mals, as martens, minks, eu . ; 
 p. weniitjed. 
 
 Onijan, {nind). I cut it, (a coui. 
 etc.) ; p. wenijanij. 
 
 Onijiijc, [nind). I cut, (a cuiii, 
 eto.l ; p. wni..i/ed. 
 
 Onijiyan. Shred; (F. retaille; 
 pi. -ay/. ' 
 
 Oniji.'i/i, (nind). T am fair, licaii- 
 tiful, rine; good, (a person or 
 any other ohj.) ; p. tvenijishiil. 
 
 ()ni.jisliahamiiia(j().'<, (niiid<. I 
 have a tine appearance ; ]>. 
 wtn..b'id. 
 
 hi 'A 
 
1 
 
 (I). I '.1111 
 
 h. I liav- 
 lie is 111} 
 
 (V-Ccnj.) 
 t(/). I Uavf 
 
 its t'atUer; 
 niiljdnii-'fiii- 
 kiwi II ; 1>'' 
 [• his chil'l. 
 
 «•") . . 
 le skin ot ;t 
 
 )\.-aH- 
 
 1 oan-y ii "H 
 
 Wi'll..(Vli/- 
 
 ])\.-in.—l'^il- 
 t Graml 1'"!- 
 iijainiiKj, iU 
 
 I carry hini 
 p. irciiinaii'i'l- 
 ;i(l-l>iirru\v, 1" 
 
 [Make porta.L'o, 
 orta;j;o ; i> "''• 
 
 lit ; i>k-.'/. 
 niako trail- ni 
 ,tcli littk- ai.i- 
 , minks, c'i>-; 
 
 rut it, (ii ^^"'^'• 
 
 "/■ 
 
 J cut, (a C'liit, 
 
 "'^- -,1 
 
 (F. rotailK'; 
 
 i 
 am fair, Ihuii- 
 
 , (a im;*:'.'", !'[ 
 
 , p. iveii).n>:'ii''- 
 ipoaraucc ; !'■ 
 
 ONI — 331 — 
 
 HH/Jishfthamiiiin/irfKj. It lias a 
 lino appt'araiicc, it looks Itcaii- 
 tit'ul ; p. ■wi'ii..W(ik. 
 
 (hiijinlic.ndmv, hiIikI). I have 
 lair thoughts, irood thoiiglits ; 
 
 ]>. Wf:ll..((,n(/. 
 
 ilinjinhia, {iiin(l\. I onibollisli 
 
 or adorn soinclHidy ; p. wrii.. 
 
 ad. 
 (Iiiijis/iin. It is fair, line, licaii- 
 
 tifiil ; it i'^ goui!, nsi'lul ; it is 
 
 agrccalik' ; p. v)in..iii(f. 
 (hiijinhitiiii, \ninci). T einhcl- 
 
 lish it. adiini it ; I make it, 
 
 irouil, usctul, agrei'nlilc ; p. 
 
 ircn.Jixl . 
 lliiijis/iiiriii. lioauty, uscl'iihioss. 
 (inikd, {7iin<h. I hHvc arms ; j). 
 
 trcnikdd. 
 ihrikaina. Arm ; pi.-//. 
 nidmik. Bud ; hrowee, sprout ; 
 
 pi. -/»//. 
 fliiiiiKikokc jiijiki. The ox (or 
 
 I'cw) cats little liranclies aii<l 
 
 shnilis, it hrowses ; p. wen.. 
 
 kv,l. 
 ihiiiui, adv. S. \V(i))i)i(i. 
 thiiii(i.s.s((hi, iiiiiiih. I am getting 
 
 a net ready for petting ; p. 
 
 men. .hid. 
 iiiiiiidji. (//■/////). I have hands; 
 
 }). wen. .id. 
 Oiiindjiijaii. Its tin, (of a lisli ;) 
 
 |il.-////. 
 fhiiudjima. Hand, or linger ; 
 
 pi.-//. 
 'hiiiufwi. His arnipit, his arm- 
 hole ; pi.-//. 
 'hiiiii/irit/dii. His wing; pi.-////. 
 (hiiii(/iri</<tna, (?/?'// 1. I have 
 
 wings ; j). weii..nad. 
 ihiishka, [niiid). I rise up, 
 
 (when lying, not sitting;) p. 
 
 iceii..kud.^^. I'lL-iii/wi. 
 Oni.'i/ikii, OY'inaijad. It rises uj), 
 
 ON 8 
 
 it comes up ; \>. imi..k<ii/, or- 
 
 iii(iii<il>-. 
 (hii.'<lil,<ihtilit, \iiiiidi. I ri.-c lip 
 
 (piickly, hri.-kly; p. iriii../n<i. 
 (hii.s/iknItiiKi. iiiiiid). I raise 
 
 him lip, lift him up ; p. //-r//., 
 
 nod. 
 (hii>ihki'd>iii(iii. liriiid). I raisi' 
 
 it up, lilt it lip ; p. iC( ii..aiiif. 
 ()iii.'</ikir(iii. ills gland. — S. i\'/- 
 
 II is ilk. ^ 
 
 (hii.s/iktva, (iiind!. S. U'(////.v//- 
 
 kirm, and the Notk to il. 
 
 N. ]}.— Sometimes the aliovf 
 
 words meaning '• rising" are 
 
 more proiiounceil with the 
 
 root UV than 0. 
 (hii)ta(j((ii. Kmployed person; 
 
 1 'I •-'///• 
 Oiioiv, pron. These, those here. 
 Oiiowcm. His cheok, or his 
 
 clieeks. — S. N^mn. 
 Oii.sah,{iiiiid). I look from a 
 
 certain place, from a certain 
 
 distance ; j). wcii.sdhid. 
 On.sdlxnna, iiriiid). I see him 
 
 from a certain distance; p. 
 
 v)(.ii..i)iad. 
 ()ii.'<dl)(Uiditii, (iii)id). I see 
 
 from a certain distance ; 
 
 wen. .(Ill If. 
 OiiHum, adv. S. O.suiii. 
 
 Oihtari, (/////). I hoil it ; j). ireii- 
 
 .saiKj. 
 On.sekwe, {nind). I hoil s. th., 1 
 
 make boil ; p. wen. .wed. 
 
 Un.iilidn. Saj), vital juice of 
 plants and trees ; (F. sove.) 
 
 On.sika, {nind}. I come for some 
 reason; p. wen.sikud. — Weijo- 
 nen ba-on.sikdian 'f What is 
 the reasoM of thy (^(^minghere? 
 — S. Hesinikn. 
 
 Oimka, ov-niatjnd . It comes 
 
 It 
 I'- 
 
 Is > 
 
 t 
 
 
 
 >v 
 
 ''! 
 
 Ill' 
 
' 1 
 
 ONW 
 
 — 332 — 
 
 OPI 
 
 ; 
 
 • ! 
 
 lit 
 
 h 
 
 ri i 
 
 ' '\ 
 
 from..., out of... ; p. wen..kaff, 
 oT-maiiak. 
 Otisttoi/d.s, {iiin(l). 1 am liciird 
 out ot'u certain phi'H' ; p. uu;ii 
 ..aid. — Tr/iibi'(/<nniff(>)uj tji- (ni- 
 nita()i)Ni ; lie was heard out ot' 
 tlie grave ; (a man tluit was 
 l)urie(l before he was real I v 
 df>"!. 
 
 ()u,sUa(/io<td. It i.M hcaiil out of 
 a certain place, out of s. th. ; 
 p. wtiL.wak — (iij/itowin miak- 
 wadong t/i bi-nnsif(t(/wnd ; a 
 speaking wa.'* heard out of the 
 (iluud. 
 
 Onfiitan, inind). I liear a voice 
 or noiHe coming out of nome 
 place ; p. weii.sitaiu/. 
 
 Onsitawd, [iiind). T hear him 
 out of Home place; p. iren.. 
 wad. 
 
 Onso akik. The kettle lioils ; 
 p. wensnd. 
 
 Onsoma, {niiid). 1 reproach him, 
 I .scold him for .s. th., or in 
 regard to... ; p. ireu-.m/id. 
 
 Onsovuiwass, (nind). I scold or 
 reproach, in regard to my 
 children ; p. wen. .sod. 
 
 OnHomje, {nind). I reproach, I 
 scold, tor such a reasc u, in re- 
 tjard to... ; p. wen..ged. 
 
 Onsioa,{nind). I l)oirsome ohj. ; 
 p. wensivad ; imp. «/i.v«'/. 
 
 Onwds, (nind). I am lucky ; 
 p. wenwdsid. 
 
 Onwdsiwin. Good luck, chance. 
 
 Onwdtawa, {nind}. I have a 
 foreboding of him, or in re- 
 gard to him ; 1 augur or fore- 
 tell of him; p. wen..wad. 
 
 Onwfitc/iige, (nind\. I liave a 
 forehodmg by some mark, a 
 presentiment ; I foretell by 
 that presentiment, or from 
 
 I augur ; p. 
 Presentiment, 
 
 luding, prognostic, augn- 
 
 ; p. weo..man. 
 I have a father 
 
 certam signs, 
 wcn.j/cd. 
 (hiwdtc/n'i/pwin 
 fort 
 
 foretelling from signs 
 Onwdfrliii/nrinini. A man that 
 has presentiments or foreliud- 
 ings bv certain marks, and 
 forotelfs future events accord- 
 ingly, an iiugur, foreteller. 
 
 Onwdwe, inind). I have the 
 hiccough or hickup. 
 
 Onwdwfiwin. Hiccoufjli, hickup. 
 
 Onji.^hima, [nind]. He is my 
 grandcliild 
 
 Oo.v.v, [nind). 
 p. v^eossid. 
 
 Oti.s.iikanan, {nind). I have him 
 for my ailopted father, he is 
 my adopted father ; my god- 
 father; p.weo..kad. (V. Conj.) 
 
 Oos.sinm, (nind). I have him fur 
 a father, he is my father ; p. 
 ■wcnssimad. 
 
 OuN.simigo, (nind). I am had for 
 a father, I am lather ; p. niii 
 weossindyoidn, tvin wcontii- 
 mind. 
 
 ()o.'<Kinan, (nind). I have him 
 for a father, he is my father ; 
 p. weoHHid. (V. Conj.) 
 
 Opdma, {nind). I hinder him 
 to sleep, by talking or mak- 
 ing noise ; p. loepamad. 
 
 Opdioe, {nind). I hinder people 
 to sleep ; p. wepawed. 
 
 Opigiigan. His rib; p\..an.— 
 JVipigi'gun, kipigegan ; my 
 rib, thy rib. 
 
 Opikomindn. Stone or kernel in 
 fruits ; pl.-a?j. 
 
 Opikwad. Gut; p\.-ag. 
 
 OpikioadJ. Air-bhidder of a fish ; 
 p\.-in. 
 
 Opikwan. S. Pikwan. 
 
OSA 
 
 :m — 
 
 OSA 
 
 am bad t'ov 
 ler ; p. ni'l 
 nn wcossi- 
 
 have Ivini 
 ,ny I'atlier ; 
 
 hinder Ivii" 
 ^^T or mak- 
 
 imad. 
 liiuler people 
 
 [ved. 
 
 lb; pl..aH.— 
 leyan ; ">}' 
 
 or kernel in 
 
 Ider ofahsh; 
 
 Opikwandma. IJjiok . 
 
 Opiuieaii, a<lv. ]{y. apart, uHitlc, 
 liy the side of... ; uliliiniely. 
 
 Opimdkana, udv. Hy the way- 
 side. 
 
 Opimniii, adv. In the siik' of 
 tlie liody. 
 
 ()})i7nr.s/iii)Ki, {niiid). \ make 
 him lie on his side, (not on 
 the hack ;) I lay hirii on liis 
 side ; p. wep..m(t(l. 
 
 Opiitir.s/iin, i lie on my side, 
 (not on the ha(!k ;i p. v^ej).. 
 iiuj. 
 
 Opime.s'se, {nind). I tall on my 
 Hide ; p. wep..ed. 
 
 Opimesitidon, {nind). I lay it 
 
 on the side ; p. ioep..d(id. 
 OpimesHia. It liea on the 
 
 iide 
 
 p. wep..in(f. 
 Opin. Potato; \A.opimii. 
 Opini-nkondss. Potato-paring ; 
 
 pl.-rt«. 
 Opiniwigamu/. Root- house ; pl.- 
 
 nn. 
 OpitcJii. Thrush, rohin ; (P. 
 
 •rrive ;) pl.-wvK/. 
 I>pwd(fan. Pipe, (smoking-pipe ;) 
 
 pl.-a^f. 
 Opwdijan-aasin. Pipe-stone, 
 
 (soil wliite, black or red stone, 
 
 fit to make a pipe out of it ;) 
 
 pi .-1/7. 
 Ondgi. Sack Indian ; pi.-//. 
 Osfij/ikioe. Sack squaw ; pi.-//. 
 Dsdr/im, (nind). T speak the 
 
 Sack language, (the language 
 
 of the Sack Indians;) p. we- 
 
 sngimod. 
 Omgimoiciin. Sack language. 
 Omgin. His shoulder, (of an 
 
 animal,) the fourth part of an 
 
 animal. 
 Osmn, adv. Too; too much; 
 
 very much. 
 
 (hrnnnkidi', ov-magad. It is ton 
 much hurnt ; p. n'cs..kt'i/, or- 
 nittgiik. 
 
 (t.sthni-ndani, {nind\. I have too 
 much care; p. iven..ang. 
 
 (isduicnddnnntiin. Too" much 
 care, troiihle. 
 
 Osdmeniin, (nind). I am very 
 glad; p. we.s..m(id. 
 
 Osdmia, {nind). I treat him 
 too hadly ; p. ircsanii(ul. 
 
 Ihsdmidon, {nind). I speak too 
 much, I am talkative, I prat- 
 tle, chatter; p. iiu;.s'..d<)d. 
 
 (tfidmiihiniiwin. Prattling, talka- 
 tiveness, locjuacity. 
 
 (hdmigidaa, [nind], I am too 
 angry ; p. we.s..s<)d. 
 
 (hdminad. There is very much 
 of it; (there is too much of 
 it;) p. wes..nak, 
 
 (hdjnine, {nind). I am very 
 sick, (too much sick,) I have 
 very much j)ain, (too much ;) 
 p. wi\^.,ned. 
 
 Osdmineu'in. A very great sick- 
 ness ; pl.-«H. 
 
 Usdviingwdm, {nind). I sleep 
 too much, too long, I rise too 
 late ; p. wes..ang. 
 
 O.sdminimin, {nind} or, nind nsd- 
 minoniin. We are very many, 
 too many ; j). ires..djig. 
 
 Omminowe, {nind). S. O.samidon. 
 
 Osdmi.'<, {nind). I am extrava- 
 gant, exorbitant; I am too 
 had, too noisy, too frivolous ; 
 p. ice,i..,si.d 
 
 Ondmi.siwin. Extravagancy ; ex- 
 cess in making noise, in being 
 frivolous, etc. 
 
 Osdmifchige, {7ii.nd). I act or 
 behave too badly ; I do many 
 things which I ought not to 
 do ; p. wes..ged. 
 
 ' 
 
 \^ 
 
 J 
 
 'I i 
 
 <tl 
 
OSA 
 
 3;m — 
 
 OSA 
 
 1 
 
 I » 
 
 (Js/inn'iraiie, (niinl). I carry loo 
 
 lu'iivv !i lf>Hil ; i>. W('H..ir('il. 
 ()>iihit iiihiii'd iiiiid iini ikkit I 
 
 siiy loo iiiiicli of it, I cxuf^j^f- 
 
 riite. 
 Oku III Ilia iviivibiUi, I |)rcci|)i- 
 
 tiilf, I iicl touniiicli in ii liurrv. 
 (fftt'niKii/iiiiKi, (iiiiid). i ffienk 
 
 loo iiiiicii ot'iiiin; p. ioi.s.jikkI, 
 OHoiKunan. VfiinllliDi), rcil 
 
 |i;iiiil or roiiL'c, l(» |>iiiiil the 
 
 clic't'kH; (F. Iiird./ 
 Osiiuaiiiaiii, {iilndj. 1 puiiil iii.v 
 
 clicekrt veil ; p. ii^eti,.iiii)tl. 
 Onairu, ur-)iiu(/(i(l. Jt is yellow ; 
 
 J), locsawaif, or-iH(i(/(ik\ 
 (hnwdhnii. JJilc; (F.'liile.) 
 Osuiodbi, iniixd). I am bilious, I 
 
 have much hilc in me; p. ipcs 
 
 ..hid. 
 (haivuhiijin. Yellow flannel. 
 Osuwdhik. Yellow melal, Itrass ; 
 
 also, copijcr. 
 ()sawdJ)ik()-iuihik(iwaf/aii. Col lar 
 
 of hrass-wire, worn hy paj^an 
 
 InilianH ; \>\.-(ni. 
 Osdwdbikoii.s. A conl, cop])er- 
 
 cent. — NiJ o.suwdbikdiinan, 
 
 two cents. Nixawi onawdbi- 
 
 kdiisaii, tliree cents, et(;. 
 Omivddinsan, [niHd),<)sdwdnsan, 
 
 {niiidj. 
 Osawadism/c, iiiind], onawnii- 
 
 .ti(je, {nind). 
 Osaioadisao, ofKiivau.su. 
 
 Oi^d lead i.sfiini,(ni lid), o.iawanswa, 
 (iiiiid). 
 
 (hawadiic, osawande. — S. OJa- 
 washkioakifisuii ; oj a w a a h - 
 kwdii.san, olc. ; changin<^ in 
 the Eiiirlisli signification green 
 into yellow. 
 
 Osnivai/ wdwaii, or otidwawan 
 The yolk of an egg. 
 
 O.viivajc, {nind). 1 have a yel- 
 low skin ; p. insdwdjed. 
 
 Osdmt-jdniia. (iolil, (yellow sil- 
 ver.) 
 
 H.sdWd-Joniidkadaii, [nind). I 
 
 gild it ; p. ioe.-<..dnf/. 
 I <l.sdird-i<iiiiidkdd(\ uv-iiidi/dd. Ii 
 is gilt ; p. we.'<...d('jf,i)r-iiidifiik. 
 
 0.SO wu-Jdiii ia/cHfo . It is gilt ; p. 
 wr.s, .sad, 
 
 ().sdird..jniiii(ikdiia, (nind). I giM 
 some olij. ; p. n'<t<..iidil. 
 
 ()suiOdkiidakdn.>i. Carrot ; pl.-(///. 
 
 O.^dn'diidslikn-niiiiik'dn. Mu^tanl 
 Meeil ; \)\.-dii. 
 
 O.sdini/iii. Yellow cloth of otlior 
 yellcjw stutf; ])\.-dn. 
 
 0.sdir(:(/i,^-dn, [iiiii). J make il 
 yellow by smoke, (.stnlt;) p. 
 
 Il'r.s..dllt/. 
 
 (Lsdireijisiijc {nind). I make 
 yellow I13' smoke; p. ir(.s..i/rd. 
 
 O.sHwai/i.swd, {iiind){dii.). I makf 
 it yellow and soft by nnioke, a 
 deerskin;) p. ir(:s..irad ; imp. 
 OKdwcijisici. 
 
 Dsdwi (/iii('hi(/. Yellow serp:'iii ; 
 pl'o'i/. 
 
 OmiLu-mdkult. IJrimstone, sul- 
 phur. 
 
 O.idwindibe, inind). My head i^ 
 yellow, 1 have yellow haii. 
 tiaxen hair ; p. HH;s:.bc.d. 
 
 Osdwinea, {nindj. I have 
 jaundice ; p. wes..sid. 
 
 (hdwiiie.siicin. Jaundice ; 
 jaunisse.) 
 
 (hdwini(/dde, ov-iidd/ad. 1 1 is 
 painted yellow ; p. W(:.s..d(i/. 
 or-iiid<j<ik. 
 
 Osawini(/asd. Ii is painted vfi- 
 
 low ; p. wcH,.si)d, 
 Omwi.i, [nind). I am yellow ; 
 
 p. wesdwi.'^id. 
 
 tli( 
 
 V. 
 
ivc u vel- 
 
 yi'How fil- 
 
 [nin<l)- 1 
 
 iiiitii'i'l- '' 
 , oY'iiniijak. 
 
 t is ^ilt ; p. 
 
 iiwl. 
 
 •rot ; i)l.-«"; 
 
 ry(. Mu:*tllVil 
 
 ,,lli orotWt'i' 
 1 nmki' n 
 
 ). 1 nml«' 
 
 (,///.).! niiikt' 
 bv 8in<>l<(', ':!■ 
 ■slirad ; ii'M'- 
 
 low scrp '111 ; 
 
 astont', siil- 
 
 My lu'iiil i- 
 •c'llow liiiir. 
 '.s,.h('(l. 
 
 1 hnvi' l!i> 
 
 iiiidict' ; iV- 
 iiK/dil. '• '■ 
 
 1» 
 
 ■..!- 
 
 piiiiitcil y 
 am vi'llow 
 
 OSIT 
 
 — 3:i5 — 
 
 osn 
 
 Ot^nv^in.iOj/inlijdtlr, tn'-nidj/ad. It 
 is |iaiiitotl yellow, (wocxi); p. 
 tris..ttii/, (>r-)iiii</(i/y. 
 
 (h((iiuss(i</iiii(/ii.sii, lit' ispaiiitcil 
 yellow. 
 
 (isdwifrfiifin, Uiitiil)iti.'ii, yellow 
 tunii|) ; (V. cliou de Siumi ; 
 \i\.-tiii. 
 
 Os/idiawit/n);, {iiiihI). I liiixf u 
 fliui'|) Idick, il uin extremely 
 lean, poor;) jt. ircx/i..((iu/. 
 
 Ds/hHiiiiui, \itiiiil) or, ////*'/ tn^ha- 
 irn. 1 scare him, I t'ri;/liteii 
 liiin away, I iiiaki' liiiii fly ; 
 p. !nrsh..ir((il. 
 
 (}s/inliii(i, ov-iii(i(/()iL 'i'liere is a 
 loii'^ narrow riii;reoJ'a moun- 
 tain; (F. il y a iiiie erete de 
 collines;) j). wcsh.Jinii, or-m((- 
 
 Oshiiiirindiviiii, iniiul]. We are 
 iirotliers tofi;etlier ; p. wrsli,. 
 iliitji;/. 
 
 '>s/i/,(il)(ici.'<s. Waitc.' or atten- 
 dant of an Indian dliief; \)\.-(i(/. 
 
 ().s/ik'/7h(i((ii. New field, newly 
 lirokeii land;(F. terre neuve.) 
 
 Ils/i/x/ihrniiii/dif/ttili', oY-iH(ii/(t(l. 
 There is a new field made, 
 new land broken np ; p. wa/i 
 . (It'll, or-iiia(/(i/y. 
 
 (ishkdkamit/nij/c, \)iiinl). I sow 
 or plant in a new field, i make 
 a new field ; p. iiicsh..(jed. 
 
 Oshkanjik(ulji(fan. Horse-shoe ; 
 \)\.-(tii. 
 
 Oshkdtijhna. Finirer-nail ; pi.-//. 
 
 Oslikihijin. His tin<j;er-iiail ; his 
 hoof; his elaw. — Nhhkdnj, 
 kls/ikanj ; my tiiiiier-nail. thy 
 finger-nail. — In compcsitious 
 the A- is softened into </ ; as: 
 JicheJi<j(j(/(iiiJ, one hoofed ani- 
 miil. Pijikiu'ii/mij, (daw <il' an 
 ox or cow. 
 
 A young animal 
 
 Os/iki(s.siiti. Voungdogi |il.-".'/. 
 O.s/iki, adj. New, recent, fresh, 
 
 yoniiL', first. 
 (l,s/iki-nliiiii>dji. New-born child, 
 
 infant, hahe, habv ; pl.-'Vf//. 
 Oshki-niitn. A ni'W or yotinjr 
 
 ol.j. ; pi.-//. 
 
 (}.s/iki-(iin(nix. 
 
 or bird ; }>l.-^'//. 
 Osliki-aii. A new obj. ; pl.-/(. 
 Oshki-d'i'ni'du. It is new, Miot 
 
 yet used, or not mucdi need ;) 
 
 p. W('s/l..(Ult/, 
 
 ().s/iki-l)iidudi.^-, [iiidd). I am 
 yt-uiij:, I beirin to live ; p. 
 
 irrs/i. sid. 
 
 Os/iki-hiniddiaiiriii. Youth. 
 ()s/iki(/diij(tn. Fresh nofcdi or 
 
 incision in a maole-tree, in a 
 
 nu^nir-makinii' ; [A.-dii, 
 ().s/>ki(/iii. Young shoot ; (F. re- 
 
 jetoii ;i pl.-o/(. 
 Oshkiijin. It is a youiiii shoot ; 
 
 p. it'c.s/ikit/in;/. 
 (hiiki ijilirniriii. The New 
 
 tament. 
 Os/ikikirdndi( , (nhid) or, 
 
 os/ikii/wdjc. I have a 
 
 dress on ; p. VH'fih..ed, 
 O.s/ikiiKKfo.si. lie seems lu-w, he 
 
 lo(iks like new ; p, irrsh..si(l. 
 Os/ikiiHK/wnd. He seems new, he 
 
 looks like new ; p. tri'sh..ivuk, 
 O-shkinuirc. Young man, youth, 
 
 lad, chap ; ()l.-,v. 
 ()s/ikiiiawcw, {iiiidl). 1 am a 
 
 young man ; |j UHsh.M'id. 
 Oshkiniy, {iiiud). I aui newly 
 
 born, tliat is, I am young ; I 
 
 am single, not married ; p. 
 
 W(.s/i..(/id. 
 Oshkiiiij/ikwe. Grown-up girl, 
 
 young woman, (not married,) 
 
 maid, vii'gin ; pi.-//. 
 Os/ikiniyikiceir, Inind). I am a 
 
 Tes- 
 
 nind 
 new 
 
 ' I 
 
 il^i 
 
 i\ I 
 
 tl 
 
 I « 
 
 !! \ 
 
 : i ',■ 
 
 ,1 : 
 
 m 
 
 1P 
 
 * 
 
 !i 
 
 
 . ) 
 
 
 "!■' 
 
 1 ; 
 
 ," 1 
 
 n .1 
 

 
 I I 
 
 OSI 
 
 — 336 — 
 
 OTA 
 
 yiniii:^ wcinnii. n iiiuld, a vir- 
 
 <riti ; p. ii''s/i..iritl 
 On/i/iiui!/iwin. Youth, youii>? 
 
 aj^o ; Hiiijjk' Htute. 
 Os/ihiiiJ Its Ntioiit, its muzzle. 
 Oslihiiijiii. Mis eve; his dice; 
 
 fil. o.s/ik-iiiiit/oii. Ills eyen. — 
 
 Xis/ilaiijiif, kishh'nijiti ; my 
 
 eye, or lace; thy eye, or face. 
 O.s/ihinjii/, iiiiiid}. I littve eyoH ; 
 
 p. ir''s/i.,i/(iiL 
 Osh/iin/ii/o/tdde, or-maijad. It 
 
 is made like an eye; p. wesh.. 
 
 ilt'if, in'-HKiija/i. 
 OnIi hi iij it/oh it)IJi(/(in. Spec t Helen; 
 
 \)\.-<ni. 
 Oshkinjvfoma. Eye; pl.-«. 
 (Ishlxhijij/nvrn, Ittiii'l). I have 
 
 wore eyew; p. wexh.sid. 
 OshhiHiiijin, \niiul). I have the 
 
 monthly llowiiitrs tor tlie lirwt 
 
 time ; p. ives/i..si(l. 
 (hhhitihikad. It is tlie Itegiii- 
 
 nin^j; ol' tlie nijrht ; p. ircs/i,. 
 
 kak. 
 (hhi'iimhi. His head. — NUh' 
 
 fi(/i('(hi, kis/itii/irtni ; my head, 
 
 thy head. 
 Ofi/i/i</wani;/egait. Skull, ithe 
 
 hone of the liead,) 
 Os/itif/wniiinin. Head. 
 On/iii(/>vf7n-Jahnni</an, Pin, 
 
 (iieeillo with a head ;) nl.-aH. 
 OaUhlkvyVni. Handle (otanaxe, 
 
 hoe, etc.) ; pl.-oM. 
 Osidama. Foot; pl.-H.. 
 Omp'nifwe, [niiid). I have a 
 
 wrinkled face, (from old age ;) 
 
 p. wes.,toed, 
 
 Osiii%oakomin. Pear ; pl.-a^r. 
 
 Osi(jwdko7ainagmoanj. Pear- 
 tree ; pi.-?//. 
 
 Osissigohimif. Willow-tree; pi. 
 -in. 
 
 O.skauidiewis, (nind) or, tiiiul 
 o.skdiiis. I am lean, poor, thiii ; 
 p. «v'.y/i...v/V/. 
 
 Osktriiii. The foremoMt part of 
 the arm, ifrom the linji;erK np 
 to the (dhow). — '{'here Ih iil- 
 ways a [M)ssessive proiioini 
 preti.xed to this word ; as : 
 .\7/('/ oskvuui, n\y elhow ; kid 
 tisktrtiii, thy ellxjw ; ad nsk- 
 ivdii, his elhow, etc. 
 
 Onkweidb. Vein, pulse ; pi.-///. 
 — There i.s always a pcKiisi',-- 
 wive j)roiioun preli.xed to this 
 word ; as : Nind oskwridi), 
 my vein ; oil oskwcidh, his 
 vrin, et(!. 
 
 Osiiir. His tail : particularly 
 the hone of the tail. 
 
 Ossikawin. S. Ihdiaiknwin. 
 
 Ossitaivendam. S. Wa>taitawen- 
 dam. 
 
 OnHossodnm., inind). I coujjrh ; 
 p. w('s..il.an(/. 
 
 ().ii)snnd<inii)iriii. Cougli. 
 
 Ostiwin. Host. 
 
 Olitwd, Otawa Indian, (or Ottn- 
 wa Indian :) pl.-,7. 
 
 Otnwag. Kar ; powder-pan of a 
 gun; \)\.-(in.— Nitmvutf, my 
 ear ; kitawitg, thv ear, etc. 
 
 (Haioni/a, inind\. t have ears; 
 p. ioetaw<Kjad. 
 
 Otawagawa. Kar ; ])\.-n. 
 
 Ofnwagaineg. A kind of lizard ; 
 p\.-mag. 
 
 Otawakwe. Otawa S(}naw, (or 
 Ottowa squaw ; pl.-.y. 
 
 Otawam, (nind). I apeak the 
 Ottowa language ; p. wet.. mod. 
 
 Otawamoioin. Ottowa language. 
 
 Otawdwis-siton, {nind). T trans- 
 late it in the Ottowa lan- 
 guage ; p. wet.tod. 
 
f 
 
 )or, thill ; 
 
 t piirt i>l' 
 iii>;;t'rH \\\> 
 re iH al- 
 proiiouii 
 onl ; n^ ■■ 
 |k)w ; A/'/ 
 ; od osk- 
 
 se ; pi.-'". 
 
 ..(l to tills 
 
 ceifth, Ills 
 
 ivrtu'ulftvly 
 
 kitwhi. 
 ''((ssiliuci'ii- 
 
 I conjrli ; 
 
 ugh. 
 
 1, (or Ottn- 
 
 •r-pan of it. 
 
 \tawa(h '".'^' 
 ear, etc. 
 Ihave ears ; 
 
 \)\.-n. 
 of lizard ; 
 
 [s(iua\v, (f>i' 
 
 ■{/■ 
 
 speak the 
 
 l). weL.moil. 
 
 la lauguay;i'. 
 
 f). T traiis- 
 
 Ittowa lau- 
 
 OTC 
 
 — .3.17 — 
 
 OTE 
 
 liavp 
 tlu- 
 
 ) (C. 
 
 Iiave 
 
 Ofmrdirissiu. It in in the Otto- 
 
 \vu hiiij^uage; p. weL-ximj. 
 Otrhihik. Hoot ; \A.-<lil. 
 Oti/iihihairi niUijf. The tree has 
 
 rocits ; p. wcf,.iri<l. 
 Ofc/iitlct'iiiiifi/, (ninil). f 
 
 spasms, or cniinitH, at 
 
 heart ; j). irrt..(fii(i. 
 Olrfiitf. Fisher, (animal ; 
 
 pecan ;) \)\.-iii/. 
 ()lr/iitf(i(h^tiiiii/, {iiind). I 
 
 cramps in a h'g or in the legs ; 
 
 p. wtt..!/n<l. 
 Olc/iit/diiiiiK/. 'I'he coiiHtellation 
 
 called " tlie great hear." 
 Otvhiiuiu'dii. S. A7h fr/ii'ifiraii 
 Ofr/iiitj/ivnnij/au. S. Nin (r/iiiKj- 
 
 wnniffan. 
 Otchinikcpiuifi, {niinh. \ 
 
 crampH, or spasinH, in 
 
 arms ; i). wet.jjod, 
 ()l('himudjipiui<i, (iiiiid). I 
 
 cramps in my hand ; p. 
 
 ijod. 
 Ofr/iipinip, {nhuh. I hftvo 
 
 cramps, Hpasms, convulsions ; 
 
 p. Wt'(..(/(i(l. 
 
 Olrfiipiiii<jovmt. Cram p s , 
 
 spasms, convulsions, 
 Olrhipuw. Chippewa Indian; 
 
 pi.-//. 
 Ofr/iipwr-kitrhn/mni. Tij^c great 
 
 water or sea of the Chippewa 
 
 Indians, that is, Lake Supe- 
 rior. 
 (Hr/iij)wekwe. Chippewa squaw ; 
 
 pl.-(/. 
 (Itr/npinem, {nind). I speak the 
 
 Chippewa language; p. wet.. 
 
 mod. 
 (Itc/n'pwemnwin. The Chippewa 
 
 language. 
 Otchipwew, {iiind). I am aChip- 
 
 ))ewa Intlian ; p. wet.icid. 
 Ofrhipiveioibiiffan. A writing in 
 
 have 
 my 
 
 have 
 wet.. 
 
 the Chippewa language; pl.- 
 
 <in. 
 
 to 
 
 or-»/^/- 
 in the 
 ). irrtc/i 
 
 (}tc/iipiri'irit>iitji\ {niiid). I wri 
 
 ill ( hippi'wa; p. iiu't('/i..t/cd. 
 Otc/iiptCi iris.^itc/iii/dde, 
 
 ;/'ia. Ft is translated 
 
 Chippewa language; 
 
 ..iliy, itr-tn(ii/((h: 
 Oliliipwcu'issititn, iiiind). I 
 
 translate it in the Chippewa 
 
 language ; p. wet. .tod. 
 Otiliishiltodoipdt. 'I'he hone of 
 
 his hip. 
 Oli/nsitfepiiii(j, (iiind). I iiave 
 
 cramps in my foot or feet; p. 
 
 wet..tied. 
 Otr/iitr/idtj, {uind\. I have a soul; 
 
 p. wet..f/e(t. 
 Otchitchdipnmt. Soul ; pi.-,'/. 
 (H('/iitr/iin(/W(iii(d>, iiiiiiil). I 
 
 kneel ; p, wet..l)id. 
 Otrhitrh nujwnit iipdxxw, ( )i iiid) . 
 
 I stand on my knees, I am 
 
 kneeling ; p. we(..wid. 
 Otchitr/iin<pv(ini(/((l)awit(iii, 
 
 Inind). I am kneeling heforo 
 
 it ; p. W('t.,(i)uj. 
 Otr/iitr/iiiu/w(tiiidal)awit(iW(i, 
 
 iniiid}.! stand on my knees 
 
 hefore him, I am kneeling he- 
 fore him . p. W('t..%L'ad. 
 Ofrfiitchini/waiiinse, iin'mt). 
 
 fall down on my knees; 
 
 wet..fied. 
 Otrhitr/iini/tonnita, inind). 
 
 kneel down ; p. wed. .tad. 
 Olchiti'hi ngwanitau, {niud). 
 
 kneel down hefore it; j). ivet.. 
 
 mil/. 
 Otc/iitchiui/wain'tawa, (niiid). I 
 
 kneel down hefore him, (any 
 
 ohj.) ; p. wet..uiad. 
 OtcfntrhiiKjwanitawin. Genu- 
 flection. 
 Otetegtvan. His ear, (of a fish.) 
 
 \\ 
 
 h 
 
 i k\ 
 
 lil= f| 
 
 (■: ' f 
 
 .1. 
 
 ,. ?■ 
 
 u 
 
 , I' 
 
 \ 
 
 '} 
 
 ( 
 
 i< 
 
 
- OWI 
 
 OU<j, otii/waq. Koe, e<rgR o;' fisji. 
 
 Oir, proii. 1 his, tliis licro, 
 
 (hn ! Hero ! here it is. 
 
 ()i('tts.saiin)/on(iii, inind], I illu- 
 minate it, I li^ht it ; p. locw.. 
 an;/. 
 
 Oinb'hla, {nind), I 1ih\ c tc'tli ; 
 p. ircwihitdd. 
 
 OvidJ/kiwriuia, {aiiid). I have 
 liim tor a hrother, ho is my 
 l)r()ther, my tVicnd ; p. jreic. 
 mad. 
 
 OicldJiLiirr.liidiniiii, iiiin). AVe 
 are hrotiiers to<r('tlu'r ; or 
 trieiuls ; p. weii\.tli(/ii(/. 
 
 Oiri'/iwtim, (111 lid). 1 liave a 
 Omsc; p. ircirif/iwiitnid, the 
 j)ro])riet(ii' of a house, or of 
 the house, tlie L'liidlord. 
 
 _ 33S — OWI 
 
 (hvikh.^, {nind). T have flesh ; 
 V. weiiHiaKid. — E otHiiis- 
 ."iiiif/, as one lias tiesh ; (L. c- 
 ciiikIiuii carnem.) 
 
 Oiriiiiw, inind). 1 have a hody ; 
 [). ircirilawid. 
 
 Oiriitairliiodon, (nind). I have 
 it ill my hody, I have it in nu', 
 it is iiieorporaled to iiic, it is 
 natural to me ; p. wey..anrf. 
 
 OiriL'ani.ssinia, {nind}. I havo 
 him for a friend, hrotlier, he 
 is my brother, my friend ; p. 
 VH'i(\.inad. 
 
 Owikaiiissindimin, {nind). We 
 are hri)tliers or friends toir(- 
 ther ; p. ii'en\.didji(i 
 
 Oii'iii(/e, adv. S. Wdwingc. 
 
 Oiriiii/r.^i, (iiind\. S. fVdiriin/r;;. 
 
 Owinijcsiwin. S. Wdwimjisiiniu. 
 
Some irorch wkicli die tin/ fhiiitil viulcr P, nmi/ he lonLed for 
 
 miller B. 
 
 PAD 
 
 I'lihiij. Flea ; \)].'wa(/. 
 I'dhi!/e,iu\\. 1' ortliwilli, iiiinic- 
 
 (liati'ly. 
 I'lihiijns, in in). I lia\ e lloas ; p. 
 
 pe(t..si.il. — l^iihii/osi ail i inns /I, 
 
 the (log i.s full of lloas. 
 I'aihii/irnlion'i/aii. Cover of a 
 
 kt'ttle ; \}].-(ni. 
 I'lidai/iniiiaicn, (niii). 1 cover il ; 
 
 p. p(:(l..(tii(/. 
 l'fiil(i(/u'(iiK(i(/(((lf, or-iiiayi,!!!. It 
 
 i.s covorcil over with s. tli.; j). 
 
 }te<l..<h'i/, or-iiKii/ah: 
 l'<K/a(/ir(tii(iii/as, {lu'ii). I am 
 
 covered over with s. tli.: \). 
 
 ped.ndd. 
 Pitdiu/ti'iiiidira, {iiiit). I cover 
 
 luin,(u person or any otlier 
 
 ol)j.) ; p. ped..wad ; imp. pa- 
 
 dniju'ditd. 
 I'lidai/iraiiis/i/cdifoii. (iiiii). It 
 
 covers nie ; p. ped..(/od. 
 Padaciwaiiixlikau, iiiiii). I co- 
 ver him with my Itody ; p. 
 
 ped.MiKj. 
 
 I'adaiiwdiiisltldwn, {ni'ii). I co- 
 ver some ohj. witii my body ; 
 p. ped..u'ad. 
 
 I'adarfii'aii'f(<p's'/iknm paknakire, 
 hiiietihi. The hen, the hird, 
 is h.aichiiiir, covering her eii'gs; 
 p. ])ed..aiii/. 
 
 I'ddaslikaaiiji. \V' o o d c o c k , 
 <nipe ; pi'.-//. 
 
 PAD 
 
 Pdijdddidraii', \)\.-dii. S. I'di/iid- 
 
 didCdiidk. 
 P(i(/dddoirditdk. Indian cro.-ier, 
 
 lo play with ; ])\.-'>ii. 
 I'ai/dddiiire, {ilin). \ ])\i\\ with 
 
 (•rosii'r and hull, I am phiyinir 
 
 hall ; p. Jill id. .wed. 
 Pdi/dddoii^Mciii. Indian ball- 
 
 plav. j)lii.ving with cro-ier and 
 
 Imll.' 
 Pdi/ddkokiraii. Drum-stick ; pl.- 
 
 dii. 
 I'di/akdbau. It is broad day- 
 light; ]). pef/,.a7U/. 
 I'ai/iikiffiu. S. Miskire</iii. 
 I'di/dkissiii. It shows plainly, 
 
 it is plainly visible; p. /n;/.. 
 
 J'ai/dkisfiidoii niii i/iijilinriii, 
 (iiiiiK I express j)laiidy my 
 speaking, to be easily under- 
 stood ; \). pe(/..dod. 
 
 I'di/dkitdi/ns, [iiiii). I speak 
 plainly, so as to be well lieanl, 
 1 am well iieard ; p. j>ri/..sii/. 
 
 I'di/akUaird. (iiiii). I under- 
 staii'i him plainly, 1 hear him 
 well ; p. pcg..Wdd. 
 
 l'd(/dkowe, {iiin). I speak plain- 
 ly : p. ijci/..wed. 
 
 Pd(jdkiraii/c, [ni'ii). 1 knock 
 with s. th. ; p. })ei/..(/id. 
 
 Pdi/diiiddis, {niii). I arrive some- 
 wliere ; p. }}e(/...v'd. 
 
 m 
 
 P' 
 
 i 
 
 
 
 
 »■ 
 
 1* !! :; , < 
 
s , 
 
 1 
 
 mi 
 
 1 
 i 
 
 ! ■ 
 
 i 
 
 'i 1 ■■ m 
 
 ;i 
 
 
 
 j 
 
 1 
 
 V ^H s! 8^K' 
 
 m 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 PAG 
 
 340 — PAG 
 
 Payamdgan. Club, cudgel ; war- 
 club; 1)1.-07*. 
 
 P(i;/(iniah>sse,(in'ii). I got hurt 
 ill f'iillitig ; p. ])€(;. ..led. 
 
 J'<u/(uiiamu<ljhv<f, (nin). I arrive 
 iit the siinuiiit of a lull or 
 iiiouiitaiii ; p. pe</..ireft 
 
 Pa;/(ii)iaiiimuil. The wind rises, 
 a t^trong wind comes on ; p. 
 pe</.:maK. 
 
 Paiiamdsh, (nin). I arrive sail- 
 ing; \).pc(j..id. 
 
 Pa(/((nias.sin. It comen or ar- 
 rives driven by the wind ; p. 
 pe(/..iny. — Ndbikivdn (li-pwja- 
 iiin.Hsin ; a vessel arrived, 
 (driven by the wind.) 
 
 lUiijami. In the beginning of 
 some verbs, alludes to arrir- 
 imj, cnminf/ on. (Examjiles 
 in some of the following 
 words.) 
 
 I*(n/<i m i-o iamagad. 
 j)ass, it happens, 
 p. pe(/..(/ak. 
 
 Vdijamihato, (nin). 
 running ; p 
 
 I'cii/aniibis.sa. 
 ing; \i. pe.(i..ssa(i. 
 
 I'af/anrishla, (nin). I arrive (on 
 foot or in a canoe, b_v land or 
 by water ;) p. p('(/..kad. 
 
 Payamishka, or-magad. It 
 comes on, it arrives ; p. peg., 
 kag, or-magak. 
 
 Pagamifihkagon, {nin). It conies 
 upon me, it happens to me ; 
 \\2icg:(/od. 
 
 Pagami.'i/ikcuoa, {nin). I come 
 upon him; p. peg..wad. 
 
 Pagan. Nut, walnut, hazelnut; 
 pi.-/?//. 
 
 Paganak; p].-toag. S. Pagan. 
 Paganakomij. A kind of walnut- 
 
 f 
 
 It comes to 
 it arrives ; 
 
 T arrive 
 ')eg..tod. 
 10 rain is corn- 
 
 tree; (C. noyer tendre;) pl.- 
 
 in. 
 Paganaknmin ; pi. -a//. S. Pagan. 
 Paqdndi.H, iiiin). I do nothing', 
 
 I am good for nothing, I can 
 
 make nothing, I know no 
 
 work : p. peg. .Sid. 
 
 vork ; p. 
 (fdndiiktv 
 
 no- 
 no 
 pi.- 
 
 I'agdndjik'we. A woman that 
 
 knows no work and does not 
 
 work ; pl.-f/. 
 Pagdndjinini. A good for 
 
 thing fellow, who know.- 
 
 works and does nothing ; 
 
 icog. 
 Pagdnimij. Hazel ; pl.-?'?J, 
 Pagaskajcwa, {nin). I strike 
 
 him on the bare skin ; p. jx'g 
 
 wad ; imp. pagaskajc. 
 Pag('.i.<ian. Plum ; pl.-rt//. 
 Pages.sanimin. S. Page.i.'ian. 
 Page.f.saniminagavmnj. Pliini- 
 
 tree ; pi.-///. 
 Pag^sse, {nin). 1 play the dish 
 
 game, (Indian game ;) {(\ je 
 
 joue au plat;) \). pegesned. 
 PagesseiHn. Dish game. 
 Pagidahdn. Line with many 
 
 books on to catch fish ; pl.-a». 
 Pagiddbi, {nin). I set a line 
 
 with hooks, to catch fish ; p. 
 
 peg. .bid. 
 Pagiddnam, {nin). T breatlie, T 
 
 take respiration ; I sigh ; j). 
 
 peg. .mod. 
 Pagidanamoirin. Breath, respi- 
 ration, sigh. 
 Sagidandjige, (nin). I abstain 
 
 from eating, I tiist ; p. peg..g('<l. 
 Pagidandjigewin. Privation of 
 
 eating, abstinence, tasting. 
 Pagidaira, {nin). I set a net or 
 
 nets, to catch tish ; p. peg.. 
 
 wad. 
 Pagidawa a.s.mb, {nin). I set ii 
 
 net ; p. pegidaioad assabin. 
 
PAG 
 
 — 341 - 
 
 PAG 
 
 dn ; p. ]"'.'/ 
 :qje. 
 
 jgesi^an. 
 nj. Plum- 
 lav the disli 
 ime;) (C'. je 
 jecjesaed. 
 
 with many 
 
 fish ; ph-«"- 
 
 [l sot a liiu' 
 
 itch fisli ; p. 
 
 T Ijreatho, 1 
 1; I sifrli ; p. 
 
 Ivealii, vospi- 
 
 1 abstain 
 
 ; p. V<'<l-'.l'''^- 
 Privation ot 
 
 [e, fastinjr. 
 Il set a net or 
 
 ish; p. V^^'.l- 
 
 \nin). I St'*' '^ 
 \d assahin. 
 
 Vaqidaw6win. Kisli i ng-groiind ; 
 (F. endruit (le poche ;) pl.-«/(. 
 
 I'dt/idairnriia'iii . A man that 
 sets nets, tisliermaii ; p\.-wi(i/. 
 
 Paifid^uda(/os,(niit). Jam con- 
 sidered free, I am released ; p. 
 pe(f..i<id. 
 
 Pat/idniddmaird, {uiiiK I give 
 it to him ; T l):-in;r him a sii- 
 critice ; p. ])e(i..iiHul. 
 
 I'affidnidaDioiniii. Giving, sa- 
 crifice; renunciatton ; Imrial, 
 fmierai. 
 
 I'ar/iddndnn, (nin). I give it 
 away, I sacrifice it, offer it, I 
 renounce to it, cede it, reject 
 it, I let it go ; j). peg..nH(/. 
 
 I'ajjidt'nima, {nin). I give him 
 away, I sacrifice him, offer 
 him, I renounce him, I code 
 him, reject him ; I bury him ; 
 p. peg.jndd, 
 
 l'a(/fdn..'ndis, (nin). T sacrifice 
 myself; I give tnyself up to 
 somebody, ur for some pur- 
 pose, I put myself in the 
 power of.... ; p. peij-.-'^od. 
 
 IhKjidina, (nin). I let him go, 
 release him, I permit him to 
 do s. th., or to go somewhere ; 
 I betray iiim ; also, I sow it, 
 I plant it ; p. pc(/.,n(id. 
 
 I'ai/idinatnawa, {nin). I give or 
 deliver it to him, I cede it to 
 him; Ij)ermit it to him; p. 
 j>e(/..Wiia. 
 
 Pai/idinan, {nin). I let it go 
 (from my hands,) I release it, 
 I give it up, I desist from it ; 
 also, T sow it; p. pe(/..aiirf. 
 
 Pa</idlna tchi dlbenindi.'iod, 
 (?im*. I give him liberty, I 
 omancipate him. 
 
 Piuiidiniijan. Gift ; sacrifice, 
 
 offering ; pl.-a/<. 
 
 Paifidiniyr, {nin). I give, I sa- 
 crifice, I l)ring or make an 
 offering, a sacrifice, [ immo- 
 late ; also, I sow, I plant ; p. 
 ])<'(/..l/ed. 
 
 Paijidiniij('-(id(i])(>win. Altar. 
 
 i*(ii/idini<fririii. Sacriticdn^, sa- 
 crilice, offering, immol ition. 
 
 I'ii</i(lini(/ewinikan. Phice where 
 a sacrifice is made, altar, sa- 
 crificing aliar, in the Old Tes- 
 tament. 
 
 Pdllidiniijvwinini. A man that 
 pertbrms sacrifices, sacrilicer ; 
 Jewish priest in tiie Old Tes- 
 tament ; pl.-H'o(/. 
 
 Pojjidini.s.san. The quantity of 
 wood that is jnit in the fire at 
 one time. — Nin go puijidini.H- 
 .san, nijo ])<((/idini.s,'i(tn, /(mo 
 pagiifini.s.s-aii, etc. ; wood 
 enough to put in the fire once, 
 twice, three times, etc. 
 
 P<t(jidini.'<.'<c, (nin). T put wood 
 in the fire to keep u]) the lire ; 
 p. pe(j...scd. 
 
 I'tKjidjia, (nin). S. Piu/idina. 
 
 I'agidji-aia, {nin). I am free, I 
 am loose, roleasod ; p. jtc;/.. 
 iad. — Bebejif/oi/anji pmjidji- 
 ni<(, the horfee is loose, ncjt 
 tied. 
 
 Pagidjigan. S. Pagidinigan. 
 
 Pagidjige adopotcin. S. Pagidi- 
 
 nige adopowin. 
 
 Pagidjigewin. S, Pagidinigcirin. 
 
 Pagidj igewi nikan. S. Pogidini- 
 gewinikan. 
 
 Pagidjigewinini. S. Pagidinigc- 
 
 iviiiini. 
 Pagidjinige, {nind). I [)Ul down 
 
 '. 
 
 :i 
 
 ' ,■ 
 
 n 
 
 I: 
 
 \l 
 
 
 
T'AG 
 
 — -Ml — 
 
 PAG 
 
 'I . I 
 
 I 
 
 if 
 
 a load 1 ciirricil on iiiv .-lioul- 
 
 • icr; p. pcrh-ijcil. 
 I'di/iiJJiiihiilJifdirii, (iiiii) oy iiiii 
 
 jHdjiiiiiiiljihncd. Alij. I lily 
 
 my hiiiid or liamls upon liini ; 
 
 1 1. p('(j. . It'll <l. 
 I'di/ii/ji iiiji/iiird, (iilii). I CI Hue 
 
 iijKiii liiiii : ]». i>(y..irinl. 
 J'(i(/i(/Ji,r(u<aii. Slo])])iii;j; oi 
 
 Pai/dssfnilavifiirin. Asking', ri- 
 
 •qucst, ])('litioii, li(>|t('. 
 I'ai/d.s-.s-niiidii , (iriii). T ask ov 
 
 pray litr it ; I Imiic for it ; p. 
 
 ]>>';/. .c(ii(/. 
 I'di/dssniiiiij/efdiiii). 1 lH',j:,i)i'ay , 
 
 ask ; liopc ; \>. jui/.jjcil. 
 Pmidssi'iiini, {iiiii). S. I'tujus- 
 
 !■:( il'hiiil. 
 
 rostiiig-phu'c in a \>tjv\;iSi',\f'ii<iossi''iiima,{niii). \ ask liim 
 wliorc tlic i)ack is put ilown;, for p. tli. with cotilifk-iicc. 
 
 pl.-«//. 
 I'di/idjiwaiic, (iitii). I ))iit down 
 
 a pa(d< I carried on my hack; 
 
 p. pcii..iici(. 
 I'dtjiiljii'rhina, {iiiii\. I let, him 
 
 <Sti suddenly ; ]). i/i'f/..idiil. 
 Pui/id/irel)iiid», (iiiii). i let it 
 
 iso suddenly ; p. p('(/..dii(/. 
 I'dijiddiiid, [iiiii). I put him 
 
 (kiwn, (carrying on my iiack ;) 
 
 p. p('i/..iiid(l. 
 I'lUjiduiulan, tiiiii). I j)nl my 
 
 pack down (from my liack;) 
 
 p. pi (/..dill/. 
 Pd<ji.-<,[iiin). 1 batiie ; p. peiji- 
 
 siid. 
 I'di/i.silxdH'd, {iilii). I let him ,u'0, 
 
 J let Iiini come up, (wlieu J 
 
 had kept him down ;) p. pc;/ 
 
 ..wad. 
 Pd(/issiriildniiij. Uathing-house, 
 
 hath ; 1)1. -('//. 
 PdijmnLHmnkdk. l>athing-tub ; 
 
 \)\.-flH. 
 
 I'di/iiiiiwin. Bathing. 
 
 Pai/i.Hsah, (iiin). S. hJikafmrah. 
 
 J'd</dssdhd)»d, (iiiii). 1 look at 
 him with the liope that he 
 will give ii\e something, (when 
 lie is eating, counting money, 
 etc.) ; p. pi-i/..))idd. 
 
 Pdijosnaiddni, [iiin). I ask with 
 liope, 1 hope ; p. pe</.,aiig. 
 
 with hope ; ji. p('<j..iiidd. 
 PdijU'ilddkdiiiii/, adv. In the di - 
 
 sert, in the wilderness. 
 Pdi/ii'dddhdiiiii/airdii. There i- 
 
 a wilderness, a desert ; ]). /irii 
 
 ..irini;/. 
 Pngwiidaamii. Wild dog, a dog 
 
 that remains rather in the 
 
 woods than aiiout houses; pi. - 
 
 ng. 
 Pd(/Wddj, adv. Somewhere in a 
 
 desert wild place, far from 
 
 Innnan liahitations. 
 Pdi/irddJ-didd. Wild aniniai, 
 
 not tamed ; or any olij. in a 
 
 wild natural state; as, a wild 
 
 fruit-tree, a wild ])Otato, etc.; 
 
 pl--.'/- 
 
 I'di/icddj-aii. Any obj. in a wild 
 natural state ; as, lierbs and 
 plants, etc. ; pi.-//. 
 
 Pd'/irddJ i hcbij i ijoijd itj i . Wild 
 horse ; pl.-f/. 
 
 Paiiirddji-biitiiakddiKsi. Wi Id 
 small snail ; pl.-.y. 
 
 Pai/iDUiia, adv. By heart ; at 
 random, in a guessing man- 
 ner; without knowing or .see- 
 ing. 
 
 Pdt/ii'diid Iiin dehwidam. I iie- 
 lieve without seeing. 
 
 Pagvuina iiiiid ikkit. 1 say ii 
 without knowing it well. 
 
mm 
 
 ewhere in u 
 
 ,, herlis iiml 
 
 lessiiij: mau- 
 mving or sec- 
 
 ■;/. 1 .'^ay It 
 it well. 
 
 PAG 
 
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 PAG 
 
 l'a(/iv(iii(i iiiii icnwimJan. I >riu'ss, 
 1 cuiijcctiirc. 
 
 I'(i(/u-((iuiwi.s,{juii). 1 !un uiu'ihi- 
 catc'd, I ain ij'iioraiit, I am in 
 a will! natural state, nntntdr- 
 
 Orl ; J I. p(f/..si(l. 
 
 tli.siiriii. Tgiiorancc. wild na- 
 
 tiiviil state, savage li.r. 
 I'df/it'diuiirifim , [iiiii). 1 don't 
 
 know liow to make it, or lii)w 
 
 to do; p. pcij.Jod. 
 J'ai/iO<meuii, (iiiii). I jtierce it, 
 
 I hore it tjiroiigli, 1 make a 
 
 liolc in it ; \x pe;/..nnr/. 
 l'a</nia/n:l)idoii, {nhi). 1 ))ierce it 
 
 with my liuL^'r ; \i. /)ti/..iln(f. 
 Po(/ir(incl)ifc/ii(/e,(ii.in). i bore, 
 
 1 make a hole ; \). j>e<j..i/e(l. 
 I'dl/irdiin/dii/nii. S. I'(i<<n'aiiri- 
 
 (fdii. 
 I'(ii/ir<nti'(/(ii(/c, {ni)i). S. Puijtrd- 
 
 iir/(/c. 
 l'((;/ii'aiiri't, ov-vk njoil. ft is per- 
 
 lurated, there is n liolc in ; p. 
 
 pe(j..i<i(/, uv->na(/ak. 
 Pdi/irdiiridhikd, or- »i a (j d d. 
 
 I'here is a hole in a rock ; p. 
 
 l)<(/..kd[/, ov-iiid[/dli-. 
 I'd(jit'anrid/:isivd, ( niii). 
 
 a hole in some ol)j. ; 
 
 wad. 
 l'd(jnuin(''/;/dii. A to( 
 
 hole or mortise wit h, a chisel ; 
 
 [A.-dii. 
 
 I'a(/U'diici(je, {nin). I make a 
 hole, a mortise; p. pcij.j/ed. 
 
 l'di/irdn('-Jd(/i(/((iiiiii')(n. There 
 are holes or openin;is in the 
 iee on the lake; p. pey.Aoaiiy. 
 
 I'dijuHiiu's, ill in). I have a hole 
 or holes in some limii or lindis 
 of my hoily ; p. pey..iiid. 
 
 I'aywancshkdwa, {iiiii). I wear 
 
 I Imrn 
 I. ; p. }><•(!.. 
 
 to make a 
 
 ont. 1 pieree or perl'orate, 
 
 some o'.ij. ; p. p('(f..n'(dl. 
 I'diiWddissidoii, (nin). S. I'dij- 
 
 ii'dnrs/ilx-dn. 
 I'diprnni'ssin. S. I'd</ir<(nrs/i/xd. 
 I'di/irannrd^ (nin). 1 piore<' or 
 
 l)errorate some ohj. ; p. /".'/.. 
 
 irdd ; imp, pdf/n'dnv. 
 i'l/iniituiiii:. (nin). I speak of 
 
 him in his iihsence, I speak ill 
 
 ot him, 1 Iiaekhile him ; ]). 
 
 j>i't/..nKid. 
 I'di/irdnondfin, ^n'uh. 1 speak 
 
 ol's. th. when ahsi-nt from it, 
 
 I liHckhiteit; ]k ]t('i/..<(ni/. 
 Pdywdnonyc, (nin). I hackhite : 
 
 p. ]>('(/.. '/id. 
 Pd(/iOdnos/Jy(in, ^nin). I noteh 
 
 it, 1 cut «niall hollows in; p. 
 
 ]>t'(/..anj/. 
 Pd(/nunio.s/ikaV' (nin). I notch 
 
 >ome olij. ; p. j)( i/..n'dil. 
 l*ii(/nvin(it(ini, (nin). I listen 
 
 stealthy, unperceived ; \). ]>i'<J 
 
 ..dny. 
 I*d(/n'dn(ddir<(, (nin). I hear hir)i 
 
 stealthy, unperceived hy him, 
 
 I overliear him ; \). 2^c'(j..irdd. 
 Pdi/iris/iid, (nin) (pron. nin pa— 
 
 yosliid.) \ hen- him for s. th. 
 
 to eat, or lor other things ; p. 
 
 pay.. ad. 
 I'aijwisliiin-c, (nin) (|iroii. nin 
 
 payos/iiin'c:) I \iv^s s. th. to 
 
 eat, or othor things; p. j)cy.. 
 
 wed. 
 PdyjiHsliiiuHnhk, [nin). I am in 
 
 thehahit of heugin.^ s. th. to 
 
 lilt, etc., I act the parasite, I 
 
 am a jiarasite; \>. p(y..kid. 
 Pdywisliinuslikiwin. 'i'he haliit 
 
 of askin.Li' for s. th. to eat, the 
 
 practice of a ])ai'asitc. 
 Puyvishiiweu'in. lie<;g 
 
 ill. to eat; etc. 
 
 <;}iing for s. 
 
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 1 ^ 
 
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 »; I 
 
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 \U 
 
 il. 
 
 I 'i r" 
 
 i i ' H 
 
 PagmiiihUon, {niti). I U8c it, (I 
 reciuirc it to j?ivo me h. tli,) I 
 liavo the profit of it ; p. peii.. 
 foil. — Kill jxit/iiu'n/iitoH, /(/' ki- 
 iiynii ; T liuve a good profit of 
 tliat field. 
 
 Pfyidji, iidv. Al)0ve, over ; (over 
 iinotlier person or thing.) 
 
 l^njidji-ywiiHliku'dnoddii , I n hi ). 
 I jump over it ; p. paiaj..anif. 
 
 PaJi(fJi-!/inaskkwnii()il(iwa, ( urn) . 
 1 junij) over somebody ; p. 
 paiaj..wad. 
 
 Vdji (J louden dam, {nin). I per- 
 niat upon my opinion or 
 thought ; also, I intend to 
 make haste ; \j. 2)(tiaJ..an(/. 
 
 Pdjij/ivadis, {nm). I persist, I 
 persevere ; also, I make haste, 
 I am diligent : p. paiaj..Hid 
 
 Pak. Easter. Pak-kijiijnd, Eas- 
 ter-Sunday. 
 
 PdkaakwawduHin. Hen's egg; 
 
 pl.-OM. 
 
 Pdkadkwe. Cock, hen; pl.-/«//. 
 Pdkadkwcns. Young chicken ; 
 
 pl.-m/. 
 Pdkadkwe-iodwan. Hen's egg ; 
 
 pl.-OH. 
 
 Pdkahdf/we, {nin). I suffer 
 
 thirst ; ]). j)aia.:iced. 
 Pdkaywujcna, {nin). I uncover 
 
 him ; p. naia-aad. 
 Pdkajawe, {nin). I clean or dress 
 
 tisli ; \i. pek..wed. 
 Pakajwa (/i(/o, (nin), I clean 
 
 and wash a fish ; j). pck..wad ; 
 
 imp. pakajioi. 
 Pdkdkdh, {nin). My eyes are 
 
 open ; \). pma..bid. 
 Pakdkado.i, {nin). I am lean, 
 
 poor; \). pek..sod. 
 Pakdkado.sowin. Leanness. 
 Pakdk.adwabetoi,s'f (nin). I am 
 
 extremely lean, poor, I have 
 
 nothing but tlie bones ; p, 
 
 pek,..v'd. 
 P(ikdkadujeii(/we, (nin). I have 
 
 a lean face ; p. pek..wpd. 
 Pdkdkcndani, (nin). I am sure, 
 
 1 know plainly ; \). j)ai(i,.nii(/. 
 Pdkdkcnddn, {nin). I am sure, 
 
 I know it lor certain, (it i.s 
 
 (ijK'M Ix'tbre me ;) p.)mia..aiii/. 
 Pdkakonuinawa, {nin). I open 
 
 it to liim, (especia 
 
 p. paia..wad. 
 Pd ka ko ni iaan . T h e 
 
 loor ; pi. 
 / 
 
 II V a duor 
 
 /an. 
 -an. 
 
 latch of a 
 I open it, 
 
 iloor ; pi 
 'dkdko.'ihkan, {nin). 
 (especially a door ;) p\ paiu.. 
 
 It '8 open ; p. jmia 
 
 an</. 
 Pdkdkossin 
 
 (•pen my 
 
 I'e- 
 
 Pdkakwaan. Shield, buckhr 
 
 pl.-a/t. 
 Pdkatawdb, {nin). I 
 
 eves ; p. i)ain..hid. 
 Pdkalch, adv. Absolutely, 
 
 solvedl}', expressly, once. 
 Pdkaican. The fog disappears; 
 
 p. paidkawanf/. 
 Pdke.siwin. Liml>; (F. iiiembre ;) 
 
 p\.-an. 
 Pakihidon, {nin). I tear it, 
 
 break it, (a string, cord, etc. ;) 
 
 p. pek..d()(l. — The frecj. v. of 
 
 it is : Nin papaldbidun, I 
 
 tear it to pieces. 
 Pakibina,{nin). I tear some obj. 
 
 {■senibd, ribbon ;) p. pck..iuitl. 
 
 — The freq. v. of it is : Nin 
 papakibina, I tear it to pieces. 
 Pukibinindjibina, {nin). I dis- 
 locate or sprain his hand by 
 
 pulling. 
 Pakibode, ov-magad. It breaks 
 
 by rubbing, (thread, cord, 
 etc.); p. pek..deg, ov-magak. 
 PakibodoJi, {nin}. I tear or 
 
I'AK 
 
 - 345 — 
 
 »AK 
 
 opt'ii it, 
 I p .paia.. 
 
 liucklt r ; 
 
 i>peii my 
 
 lately, vt- 
 , once. 
 [isappeavH ; 
 
 niembre ;) 
 
 I tear it, 
 
 cor<l,etc.;) 
 
 freq. v. of 
 
 kihidoih 1 
 
 ir f*oine 
 
 }x..n(i(l- 
 
 pe 
 
 lit is : A''" 
 it to pieces 
 
 iia 
 
 hand by 
 
 rem 
 
 It break 
 I, conl 
 
 oY-magai^'- 
 I tear or 
 
 break it by rul)bin»r, I ml) it 
 
 tlironi^li, (conl, Htriiig, etc. ;) 
 
 p. pek.jhnl. 
 I'dkiboita, {iiiii). \ tear or lueuk 
 
 sonu'Stutrby rul>bing, {neuiha, 
 
 ribbon, Hi Ik ;) p. pek..ii<((l. 
 Pakihoso. It breaks l)y rubliinj:, 
 
 (.v<'»//yrt,riliboi), wn>.s7(«'^,liand- 
 
 kercliiet';) p. ]H'k..sfi<l. 
 J'akidadjiwe, {niii). I pa.«<s a 
 
 mountain, 1 imi over it on tlie 
 
 other sidi' ; j). pck..wt:d. 
 l'dki(iom'ma(j(td. It opens its 
 
 mouth ; \).p(iin..t/(fk. — Aki (ji- 
 
 pakidoiieitKHjad, the eurth 
 
 opened its month. 
 Pakidoneii, [iiiii). i open my 
 
 mouth ; \). paia,:nid. 
 I'dkidoneiia, (iiin). I open his 
 
 mouth ; p. paia..nad. 
 j'dkidonetawa, {nin). I open my 
 
 mouth to him ; p. paid. .wad. 
 
 — kinawa Korinfliinn cnda- 
 
 nakiieg, ki-pakidon('fd(/(»>i ! 
 
 ye Corinthians, our mouth 
 is open unto you ! 
 
 Pdkiijadchian, \nin). I dislocate 
 his leg by pulling ; p. paia.. 
 nad. 
 
 PCikujinan masinairfan , (nin i . I 
 open a book, a letter, or any 
 other folded paper ; p. paia.. 
 amj. 
 
 Pakiiidye, {nin). I surpa.=is peo- 
 ple, 1 excel, I gain the ad- 
 vantage over others ; p. ^>eA/- 
 na(/ed. 
 
 Pdkinamawa, {nin), I open it 
 to hini ; p.paia..tvad. 
 
 Pakinan, {nin). I open it ; p. 
 paiukinan</. 
 
 VakinaHHabiy [nin). I break or 
 tear a net; \t. pek..hid. 
 
 Pakinawa, (nin). 1 surpas.s him, 
 
 1 beat him ; j). pek..tcad. 
 
 I'AUT II 
 
 oT)en or 
 odge; p. 
 
 Pdkindenan, {nin). 1 
 lilt tlie d(»or ot a 
 paia. .mill. 
 
 I'dkimjwen, (nin). My face is 
 uncovered ; p. paia..nid. 
 
 /V/7,/.v.sr. ov-niaj/ad. It iireaks 
 o|K'n ; p. jtaiak. .s«i/,i>i'-niai/al>. 
 
 I'llki.s.sin. It \h ojHMi, it opens ; 
 p. paidki.s.siny. 
 
 Paki.-<sila)ninra, (nin). 1 open 
 or uncover it to him ; \). jniia 
 ..wad. 
 
 Pdki.s.siton, (nin). I dpen it ; I 
 uncover it ; ]). jtaia..foil. 
 
 Pakili'ako.shinia, (nin). I throw 
 down sonu' ol)j. on a rai'k or 
 loi/ ; I knock him down, 
 throw him <lown ; p. pek.. 
 mad. 
 
 Pakih'o.'ihiniitjon, iniii). 1 1 
 throws me down ; p. pek. .god. 
 — Ako.siioin nin gi-pakifca.s/ii- 
 uiigon ; a sickness threw me 
 down. 
 
 Pakilean, (nin). I strike it; p. 
 pfikitcang. 
 
 Pakifeianiniad. 
 den s(piall ot 
 mak. 
 
 Pakifnmnin. The wind strike- 
 something; j)e.k..in(/. 
 
 Pakitriijadi;, or-nnKjad. It 
 beaten, it is hammered ; 
 ])ek..d<'</, i >r-ma</ak. 
 
 Pakite'/ijan. Hammer ; \)\.-an. 
 
 I*akifn</a.s\ ({niii}. I am lieaten ; 
 p. pek..soa. 
 
 Paki/eige, {nin). T strike, beat, 
 knock ; p. pi;k..ged. 
 
 Pakifi'igewin. Striking, knock- 
 ing. 
 
 Pakiff'odi.>}, {nin). 1 strike my- 
 self; \). 2>ck..s(td. 
 
 Pakiteoman, {nin). I strike 
 some obj. belonging •r relat- 
 
 23 
 
 Thore is a sud- 
 wiiid ; p. pek.. 
 
 IS 
 
 I'- 
 
 i| 
 
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 '1 
 
 ? it 
 
 -I' 
 
PAK 
 
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 W ^ 
 
 t:'- 
 
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 iiig to liini ; j). ink..)tiu(l. — 
 
 Mil (li-jxtkifroiiKiii (HiitJjuiUH- 
 
 stiii ; I Htnu'k liis child. 
 l'akileo.s/iini(t, iniii). I throw 
 
 liiin (luwii, I knock him down; 
 
 \).]>eli..)>ia(l. 
 I'tthifi'os.sidoii, {iiiii). 1 throw it 
 
 down, knock it ihjwii ; p. ])ek 
 
 ..(hi(f. 
 J'aliitrs/iiiiia, (7iin). I make him 
 
 fall ; \). jie/i. .111(1(1. 
 I'akiU'.^hin, {iiiiij. 1 full hiinl, J 
 
 tunihle; p. }>cii..iii(/. 
 J'(ikU(''f</ikai(iu, {liiii), I knock 
 
 him witii my shoulder ; p. 
 
 p(!k..uHi<L 
 Pakit(''W(i, inin). 1 strike him; 
 
 ]). pek..ttm(l ; imj). jxikitL 
 J'(fk()Jis/iilt. A dock when it he- 
 comes so fat that it cannot 
 
 tly; pl.-ff/y. 
 PakoiM, {uiii). 1 Hay or skin 
 
 him ; p. pekoiuul ; imp. ]>a- 
 
 koii. 
 Pakonuje, [nin). I tlay, I skin ; 
 
 p. ])ckoni(/e(l. 
 Pakwana(jemak. lied pine ; pl.- 
 
 0(J. 
 
 Pakwdndilxjwa, (nin). I scalj) 
 him, 1 take off his pericra- 
 nium ; p. pek..icad ; imp. 
 pakwaaiiibejwl. 
 
 PakwaiKlJ. A tree with its roots, 
 1 thrown down by the wind ;) 
 pl.-/». 
 
 Pakiodni mHi(j. Tlic bark of 
 the tree can be taken oti' ; p. 
 pekwdnvl. 
 
 Pdkwdsika, or-mac/ad, (i»ron. 
 pakoshkn.) It un<!;lueH; p. 
 2)ek..ka(/, or-ina(jak. 
 
 Pukwmmo. A kind cjf wood- 
 pecker ; pl.-</. 
 
 Pakwebidon, {nin). I break off 
 apiece ; \i, pek..dod. 
 
 P(ikit'chi(/(id. It is turbid, (any 
 
 li(piiil) ; p. p('k..(/(ik. 
 P((kirehii/(inii nihi. The water is 
 turbid, notclear ; u. jtek,.ini(/, 
 Pdkw^hina, [nin). I i)reak off a 
 j)iece of some obj. ; i). pck.- 
 //r^'/.— The JTe(i. verb of it, 
 ///// ndpdkwchina, signifies, | 
 break it in several pieces. 
 P(ikii'('(/(i((n wiii(/,{niii], I break 
 off a piece of that wood; p. 
 ])(-k..(in(/. 
 P(iki('(''(/(tw(i niifi(/, [nin). I break 
 oil' a i)iece of that wood; p. 
 ]><;k..W(id ; imj). p(iku'e(/('i.. 
 P(ikir(\j(iii, (nin). J cut it, I cut 
 a piece oil' from it ; p. pck.. 
 any. 
 Paknrji(/(m. JJread, Hour. — 
 When the Imlians first saw 
 white people cuttitij!; pieces 
 oil" from a loaf of l>read, they 
 called tiie bread piikw(''Ji(/(tn, 
 that is to say, a thiiuj from 
 which pieces are rut r>//". S. 
 Pakw(''ji(ie. 
 Pakw('ji(/andbo. Flour-pap ; (F. 
 
 bouillie.) 
 Pakurjii/(ina.shk. Straw, or stalk 
 of wheat; also, wheat, (impro- 
 perly ;) pl.-o^j, — S. Fakweji- 
 (janimin. 
 J'akir^Ji(/(inikan. Oven for bak- 
 ing bread ; pi. -an. 
 Pakiirjif/anike, (nin). I bake, I 
 make bread, cakes, etc. ; p. 
 pck..ked. 
 Pakwejitjaniinin. A grain of 
 wheat ; \i\. pakwejiganimina(j , 
 wheat. — This word is often 
 used in the diminutive, pak- 
 m'Ji(j(iniM inens ; pi .-ay . 
 PakiccjiyaniwaJ. Flour-bag ; 
 
 pl.-«H. 
 Pakw6ji(jans. A small bread, 
 
>AK 
 
 ;U7 
 
 PAN 
 
 1, (any 
 
 valcv i?* 
 ■k..mi[l. 
 kk ulV a 
 
 I). J"-'')-- 
 1) of il, 
 
 nilies, 1 
 
 ■COS. 
 
 1 break 
 ood; p. 
 
 . I break 
 vooil ; l>- 
 
 ; It, I cut 
 J), pek.. 
 
 llour.— 
 lirst saw 
 nir pieces 
 eati, they 
 ikicejiijan, 
 
 liny /'•'J'"' 
 it of- S. 
 
 .■-pap; (I'- 
 
 ^ or stalk 
 
 L, (iinpro- 
 
 rakweji- 
 
 Mi Ibv bak- 
 
 1 itake, I 
 ,, etc. ; p. 
 
 grain ol 
 lanhninay, 
 ■d is often 
 itive, pak- 
 
 -ay. 
 Olour-bag ; 
 
 uiU bread, 
 
 bJHCuitj cuke, 'cracker ; pl.- 
 
 ".'/• 
 
 Pakirrjit/r, iiiin). I cut oil' a 
 j»iece, or 'pieces ; p. pck.Jieil. 
 — From tills wortl is derived 
 pakwfji(/int, bread, 
 
 I'dkwrjocliin'ii. Circumcision ; 
 also, castration. 
 
 I'akircjird, (niii). I (mU oil' ii 
 piece from so!no obj. ; I cir- 
 cumcise liiiii ; iilso, I geld 
 him, castrate him ; p. pek.. 
 load; imp. pakwi'Jiri. 
 
 Pakwekoli-liiijuii. Potato-gernij 
 l)otato-bud ; pl.-((//. 
 
 Pakuu'iiia, (niii). 1 bite oH' a 
 piece frotn some obj. ; ji. ;n7r 
 ..mad. — l'akii'(ji(/iui iiin pak- 
 irenia ; (ixxcmdii o paku'i-ni(hi. 
 I bite o(i' a piece of breati ; he 
 bites oH'a jnece of tolmcco. 
 
 Pakirnidaii, {iihi). I bite ofl'a 
 piece from it ; p. pck..fiii</. 
 
 I'aku'i'ndjiyc, (iiiii). I liite oil'; 
 ii. j)rk..(j('d. 
 
 I'akiiriic. Tliere is smoke ; p. 
 pekicenvy. 
 
 I'akwene.s.saluii, [iiiiij. 1 cense it, 
 or incen.«e it ; p. pek. .tod. 
 
 I'akwenes.satawa, {nhi). 1 cense 
 him, or incense !iim ; \).pfk.. 
 wad. 
 
 I'akwenetifialchiyan. Censer, in- 
 censory ; pi. -<///. 
 
 lU(kwenes,safc/ii;/c, {iiiii). I in- 
 cense with a censer ; p, pek.. 
 yed. 
 
 I'akiirnibi (iiin). I am choked 
 by swallowing: water ; \). jiek.. 
 Iiid. 
 
 I'akwnii.'i/ikay, {niii). \ am chok- 
 ed by eating s. th.; p. j)ck.. 
 !/"d. 
 
 I'dkweitishkodoii, {lu'ii). 1 choke 
 it, I suifocate it ; p. pck..d()d. 
 
 Pakirriii.i/iknvn, (iiiin. I idioke 
 
 him, liy giving liim f. th. to 
 
 ejit or to drink, (a child ;i p. 
 
 ]>rk..iiail. 
 lUikn'cslikd unayck. The cediir- 
 
 bark can be taken oil' fidm 
 
 the tree ; p. })rk..kdd. 
 J'(tkw<'s/ika,(>v-iiia(/ad. It breaks 
 
 oil', till Is oil'; p. j)rk..kd(/, or- 
 
 iidif/dk. 
 I'dkwe.sidi'sli'ni, iiiiiii. I liiirt 
 
 my fo(»t in walking; p. j)ek.. 
 
 /V(/i-(r/.s.s/// /»•/;/. 'Plie Passo\cr. 
 I'diiKi, adv. S, J'diiiiHd. 
 I'dnddjd. Young chicken; 
 
 young iiird ; ]A.-idy. 
 I'diiyadii ini.'<kii'ridh, or o.v/,- 
 
 ircii'd). 'riu' pulse is bcitinL: ; 
 
 p. peniiddinj, 
 I'diH/ddii iiiiid ii^kwciah. My 
 
 pulse is beating ; p. pain/tai- 
 
 iiiiii (id iskv'iidh. 
 I'dii(/(i(i(/. [niii\. My pulse i.s 
 
 beating ; p. peu..i/()d. 
 I'aiiyi, adv. A little. 
 I'diit/iyai/. Drop; (F. goiitte.) 
 
 AhidiiKj pdiii/iddy, one di-op; 
 
 iiijiiiy, }ii.s,siii(/, niidd/r/iiiiij 
 
 )idii(iii/dij ; two; three, ten 
 
 drops. .Miib'tlcliiny dslii iii- 
 
 j'li;/ pdmji>/dy, twelve drops. 
 
 XiJI(in(( dd.'<,'ii'ny J>aiit/iyd(/, 
 
 twenty drops. 
 I'diiyiydwi.'iildiii/irc, {iilir. I 
 
 shed a tear; p. p(iid..ircd. — 
 
 N i II papdiniiijdwi.'iiliiniiirc, 
 
 freq. I shed tears, my tears 
 
 are falling in drops ; j). pc- 
 
 j>diii/..wrd. 
 I'di'i/i iiiiid dkn.^. 1 am unwell, 
 
 indisposed. 
 I'diKji.^hv, adv. \'ery little. 
 I'diii/i.s/iru'di/d'l. Tliere is wvy 
 
 little of it ; p. peii..ydk. 
 
 \ 
 
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 1, 
 
 
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 PaiKjitilinriKfini. Tliore is very 
 little ol' liiiii ; |». /H'ii..sii/. 
 
 l'(iiii/is/tt'W(i</isiiiiin, iniii). NVc 
 lire very little, inu vervHinull 
 iiiiiiilxT ; p. f>i'n..siifji(f. 
 
 I'aiHiishinm, (iiiiit. I let iiiiii 
 liill to the •rrotiiul, I ilt'op liiin, 
 Idho liiiii, (iv itoi'Hoii or any 
 other (ilij.) ; j». fun. .until, — 
 l\iii(ji JDiiiid inn iji-intiKjishi- 
 ina jiiti-hiiuiijo ; I (Iruppeil 
 sutiie niuiiev vefterdiiv, (I 
 lost it.) 
 
 Pavii'mliimo ;/isiss. The huh 
 sets ; p, j>cii(/is/iiiiK>il. 
 
 I'ain/i.s/iiii, {iiin). I liill ; p. 
 
 jXdijIs/liuif. 
 
 I'aiitfi.'^/ikniii'.'i, {niiO- I liill •■^i<^l< 
 
 suddenly ; p. j)i'iii/,.sii/. 
 I'<ni(/is.sin. It fulls ; p. jk'hi/i's- 
 
 HilKJ. 
 
 I'aiKji.ssi/oii, [liill). 1 let it t'sill 
 to the lii'oiiiHl, 1 drop it, I 
 lose it ; p. pen. .toil. 
 
 Pdiiihiijiuii)., (liill). r iiiiike ii 
 hole in it, or throii;j;h it, with 
 ii chisel ; p. pcii..iiiii/. 
 
 I'(inihi(/ui(/nii. Chisel ; pl.-«;«. 
 
 I'uiii</aic<i, {liill). I iiml<e u liole 
 ill it, or tliroii,'_:li it, with si 
 chisel; \). pcii..(«l ; imp. ]>a- 
 iri;/d. 
 
 Pdiiiiiia, iii\\. By ami by, inter 
 al'terwiirds, not before a cer- 
 tain time or a certain event. 
 
 I'diii 1)1(1, niiid ilikil nidjcuj. I 
 say always, by and by, that 
 is, I delay alway.s, I postpone, 
 (ill wiii'd.s.) 
 
 I'diiiimt iiiiid ineiidum mojii;/. I 
 think always, by and by, that 
 is, I delay always, I postpone, 
 (in //ir,ii(//ifs.\ 
 
 I'aiKj.s.siin. iSea-dotr ; (F. chien 
 uittrin) ; l>l.-o<j. 
 
 I'liiitLnf, or I'niilknl'ijijiiiiiil , 
 Pentecost or Whit-Siiinlay . 
 
 I'lifiiiiiniiii islikwoiidi'in, {niii\. I 
 knock at a door; p. ]niiii.. 
 (III;/. 
 
 I'd/Hii/iiliid'H'iidJ, iiiiii\, I chat- 
 ter with the teeth Iteiiiji; cold; 
 p. )>e/>..djid. 
 
 I'd/i(i(/(ihiiyi((ii, iniii). S. 1*111111- 
 
 (/(Klll. 
 
 IY/fi(i;/iikiV(ii(/c, (ilin). I knock 
 
 (at a door) , p. pdiii.f/cil. 
 f'ajidi/iiiiiilc. .\ kind of ash-tree; 
 
 \A.-ii'ti(f. 
 I'dj)di/iir(ii(7ii. Cotton, Hliirl ; 
 
 |il.-^//t. 
 /'dfn'ii/iirdidiiej/ntnii/. House of 
 
 cotton, a tent ; \A.-oii. 
 /'a/Hif/iirdidiics/i/iiiiiod. U a ;i 
 
 made of cotton ; \A.-dii. 
 I'd/id(/iir(tidiiii/iii. S. I'dpni/iir- 
 
 did II. 
 I'djidi/wii.'i/i, adv. Always, ''on- 
 
 tinually, incessantly. 
 rupiVxiiiiJi', or- III iKjad. T i: c 
 
 sparks fly up ; \). ])c/),.J('(j, av- 
 
 iiidi/(i/i\ 
 Pdjid/iiiie. Cricket ; grass-hop- 
 per; pl.-r/. , . ,, 
 I'dudi^iiic, or-iiidf/dd ^Hliliotc. 
 
 The lire crackles ; p. p('l>.. 
 
 lie;/, oi'-iiKdjdIy. 
 I'djidkiiHKfDi, (liill). I come out 
 
 of the woods; ]). pcf>..aii(/. 
 
 I'dpcikwaiindji. Bat, tlitter- 
 iiiouse ; ]}\.-id(/. 
 
 I'dpdiKjihissd. It begins to rain, 
 drops of rain are falling liere 
 and there ; p. pcp-sdij. 
 
 Pdpd^liki(liu'. Pitch of the tir- 
 
 tree, balsam. 
 I'aiids/ild.sii/anitk. Elder-tree ; 
 
 ]>\.-OII. 
 
 Papashkojan, {niu). I shear it 
 
FAS 
 
 — :^49 — 
 
 I»AS 
 
 tliDi-oiiirlily, I tiikc all od'; p. 
 pi'lK.imi/. 
 rd/m.s/iknju'fi, iiiiii). I hIiciu- 
 him llniruu;rlil\ , cloxc to tlic 
 nkiii I \\. pci>..it'(ul ; imp. pa- 
 
 uds 
 
 1,1 
 
 "J- 
 
 l'(i.Kifi/iirii/:(iitiii/if. or iiidi/dd. 
 'I licit" is clour jrroiiinLu clciir- 
 iii;^, llluf trt'C's litive ln'oii cut 
 
 (loUll illK 
 
 I tiik 
 
 (Ml 
 
 /.• 
 
 away, 
 
 I'lixliki'ih, (iiin). I am lilitid on 
 one I'vc, I am oiu'-cycil ; p. 
 I>(iii'islik('ihiil, 
 
 I'dslikdhttini, iiiia). 1 muivc liim 
 
 (JllO-l'VCM 
 
 out 
 
 ihiih 
 
 J knot; 
 »(U(i..iriii 
 
 Itim ail cvc 
 
 /. 
 
 ]><'l>..<l'ltf, l)V-l)KII/(( 
 
 P<if,(ts/ii':irnkf))ii/ilti\ {nil " 
 
 l>alil, lijild-liciiilt'd ; p, 
 
 h('(l. 
 rdpasmknwiiimlin. Tlic i;i'oiiii(l 
 
 splits t'roiii cold ; p. iic/K.hi;/. 
 l\iln1.s:s(tiiifiv<Uj, (iiiii), or, /(/;( 
 
 l>(i/)(issinii/n<ni(V). I Mink with 
 
 the eyes ; p. jH/>..ljit/. 
 I'd/xi.stic. A kind ol'smtiU wood- 
 pecker ; pi.-//. 
 I*di)ikii'd!xdiin';fa, or- lu d (/ a d. 
 
 There is a roii<j;li,hiily irrtiiiiid, 
 
 not even ; p. pe])..{f(i!/, or-itid- 
 
 tjdk. 
 I'axiujnhidon , ( )ih, ) . 
 
 it ; p. n('s..d(id. 
 Pas.sd(jobiJiivt, ( 11 in ) . 
 
 p. pes.. wed, 
 rds.siKinhina, (niv\. 
 
 him I ]). pe)i..iidd ; 
 
 s'dj/noi). 
 I 'dsdj/wdiii iloii , ( /( in 
 
 it thick, (.some litiuid ; 
 
 ..tod. 
 Pdsluuiislikdnakwud. 
 
 I scratch 
 
 1 scratch ; 
 
 I scratch 
 imp. /;f(.s'- 
 
 I 
 
 make 
 p. pen 
 
 Dark 
 
 cl(M)d ; 1)1. iin. 
 
 Pd>t^id(ji.9hkil)ikad. It i.M a dark 
 ni^-lit ; it is very dark ; p. 
 p>'sli..kdk. 
 
 I'd.s/idfp's/ikinnm, (nin). I am 
 in darkness, 1 cannot see im- 
 mediately, comiiif^ in a hon.«e 
 from sunshine, 1 am daz/ded ; 
 p. pesIi..viod. 
 
 I^'isiikditiilf, (nin). My teeth are 
 distant IVom caidi other ; p. 
 pr.'!/i..di:d. 
 
 I'di/ikdhiilc-hindkwihi. Lar^e 
 drc«i.-iiii/-comh ; \>\.-dn. 
 'is/ikdl)idi:ia, ov-indi/dd. lt< 
 teeth are d'stant from ea<'h 
 
 oilier 
 
 ra 
 
 ke, I 
 
 iarn»w, etc 
 
 pcs/i..id(/, {)V-indiiak. 
 iy(slilcdhiiljin, {nin). I lnir.st 
 
 one of my eyes ; p. paia.,inii. 
 I'lfs/ikdhi.f, {nin). Aly eyes are 
 
 spoiled lor loKt) liy too much 
 
 .smoke; p. pdid.,.VHl. 
 I'dshkdkwudin. It bursts liy 
 
 freezinjf ; p. ))did..inif. (ii- 
 
 pds/idkkuutdin onuxhii ; the 
 
 liiittle Imrst, (hy the free/ini:; 
 
 of the water that was in.) 
 I\is/ikdkii'ddji uiiliij. The tree 
 
 cracks oi" splits, liy extremely 
 
 cold ; p. p((id..(lj'id. 
 Panhkundunio. A kind of bird ; 
 
 Pds/ikdf), {nin). I burst into 
 
 laughter; p. pdidxhktlpid. — 
 
 S. Nanis.'<dp. 
 Pd.shkdwcd jniuddjd. The .small 
 
 young bird or chicken comes 
 
 out of the egg, is hatched out ; 
 
 p. pnid..od. 
 P(7.s-iikide, or-mdfjdd. It burst, s 
 
 i>y extreme heat; p. paiash- 
 
 kid('ii, ov-ni(U/dk. 
 Pdxhkikdu'dij li(/nwa(/. 'IMie 
 
 waves on the lake (or sea) are 
 
 white, they flourish; p. ])di<i 
 
 ..dji;/. 
 Pd.skkikwdctmoii {dnimikiij). It 
 
 
 ^ i ;i 
 
 *r 
 
PAS 
 
 — ^fiO — 
 
 PAS 
 
 (liuiplcrs willi II ;:r('ut (mhhIi, 
 llicrc ar(( ^ircut |k'uI.m of lliiiii- 
 <lcr. 
 /''is/i/tiiniiinssdiKiH, {iiiii}. I 
 iiiiikc tlu'iii liiirst ; I (uinrcct 
 tliciii, I make HwcclincatH or 
 prc-^crvcHol' t hem, (ol' licrricwi; 
 
 /'i/.s/i/,'iiiiiiitissii/iiii. Swcrt incuts, 
 prcHi-rvt's; (tP. i;oiilituiT.M.) 
 
 iyis/i/,iiii!iiti.ssii/r, (iiiii). I cijii- 
 rt'ct, I iiiuUc prcscrvcH ; p. 
 piii(i..t/i'il. 
 
 iyts/i/xiiiiiniissir(ii/,iiiiii). I iMiikc 
 tliciii liiirHt ; I coiit'cct (liciii, 
 I iiiiikc itrcscrvcs ol'tliciii, (of 
 Ipcrrics) ; j». itiiiii.,ini(l. 
 
 I'dshhixan, una). I shoot at it, 
 I nlioot it ; |>. })(ii(i..fiii(/. 
 
 l*tis/i/vi.si (is.sith, 'J'lic iii't has 
 iarirc incHiics ; \). j)(u'it..si</, 
 
 I'dsliki.siiiitu. (iiiii, lillc, mus- 
 ket ; pl.-rt/j. — /\i/r/ii-jtns/i/,i.si- 
 ffdii, ciiiiiioii. 
 
 hl.s/i/:i.sii/(iii('ifi</. Tiic Htock of 
 H ^,'1111 ; pi. -OH. 
 
 raslilashians.' I'istol ; lA.-nn. 
 
 /'ns/this/i/tnis iicssnshhiik, nti- 
 nshLdk, il(llins/i/><i/,\ nciH/fif- 
 wiisN(is/i/i((/i. Ki'Vdlvcr with ."{, 
 4, 5, liarrt'ls. 
 
 lYisliKiNhji', {jiiii). r shoot, I 
 uiii sliootiiiij; ; \). ]>(ii(i..j/>'(l. 
 
 I'/ts/ikf.si(/noiii, Tlie act of slioot- 
 iii.i: witli a ;:iin, etc. ; also, 
 )i(»\V(h'r aiiil sluit, or rithcr of' 
 tht'HC articles, annnunition. 
 
 Puxhkiswa, (iiiii). I shoot him ; 
 ]). pdiu.'^hkisioud ; imp. pds/i- 
 
 KIS. 
 
 PdsJikohidJif/afin hhies/ii. The 
 hinl is pi('k('<l, its loathers are 
 l)lu(!kea out ; p. paia..sod. 
 
 rCishkobidon, [nin). I pluck it 
 
 out, I wi'od a lieM ; p. /inin.. 
 
 diid. 
 lYi/</i/,ii/iinii, li)i)i], I pi<'k him, 
 
 (a liinl.) I -trip a liinl ni hi- 
 
 t('iilhi'r> ; p. it(iiti..ii(id : iiii|i. 
 
 ftdshkithij. 
 l'as/ilx(,di)ii, Inin). I hiivc im 
 
 hciii'cl ; \). })i''slikod<in(i, 
 I'd.s/ikndiiiirldiKi, iiiiii). I pull 
 
 his licanl out; p. /n',s/i..ii(td : 
 
 imp. ixis/i.JiiJ. 
 I'dskhiisi (lie liiiii's/u\ or i)(tj)iis/i- 
 
 ko.si. 'I'iiat liinl is mikcd, 
 
 has no feathers ; p. fii'slt..siil . 
 /'(is/ikii'ddds/ii. A kind ofwulf 
 
 aliiKisi withdul hair, pniirie- 
 
 unlf; (K. loiip (le prairie ;) 
 
 pl.-»'o(/. 
 I'ds/ikirddikirrhii/i.si iiw dirrs.ii. 
 
 'iMiat animal lias no hair nr 
 
 t'lir ; p. pis/i.-xid. 
 I'd.s/ikirdknhiiloii, {iiiii). I pull 
 
 it out, r weed ; p. ne.i/L.d'id. 
 raslikirdslikijdii, {inn). I iikiw 
 
 it ; I reap it ; p. i)rs/i..diitf. 
 rds/ikuids/ikijii/dii. Scythe or 
 
 sithe ; sickle ; \t\.-dV. 
 I'ds/ikirds/ikijii/c, (nin). I mow, 
 
 I reap ; p. ii(\s/i..i/ci/,. 
 Pd.s/ikn'r(/in. Leather. 
 I'd.s/ikirci/ino-lxdiisikdii'dHf/n. 
 
 (-oat made of leather; \A.-dii. 
 / '((.s /i k irci/i 110-1)1 i<ld ■s.'i . Lejigiii^ 
 
 made of leather ; pl.-nn. 
 I'd.'f/ikirci/in-dinnddi. Leather- 
 
 hottle ; \}\.-dii. 
 
 I'd.sii/icdo Itiiieslii. The hird 
 starts, tlies away ; )). pf>.s\.t'(/. 
 
 r<(.si(/u'i, (nin). I rise up, I 
 i-taiid up i {F.}v me met.s dc- 
 hout ;) p. pcsh/irid. 
 
 Pa.sijjwia, (nin). I make him 
 rise up, stand up; I rouse 
 hini ; p. pes..ad. 
 
iF 
 
 PAS 
 
 — 3r)i — 
 
 TAS 
 
 [). pniii.. 
 
 iicl< liim, 
 •il ol In- 
 [(/; imit. 
 
 have no 
 
 jV I piiU 
 t'sh..ii(i<l . 
 
 18 lUikc'l. 
 
 j)rsli..t<i'l- 
 
 iiiil of wolr 
 
 r, pvairit- 
 
 pniiri*' V 
 
 lo hiiir or 
 
 )i). I I'lill 
 ,('sh..<l'"l- 
 
 n). • '<>"^^ 
 esli.Mii!/. 
 Scytlu" or 
 //(. 
 
 ((). 1 mow, 
 7. 
 ['1'. 
 
 ,nri1(liiii. 
 icr; I'l.-""- 
 
 )l.-an. 
 
 Lcnthor- 
 
 it 
 
 The J'ii'i 
 1'- 1>«* 
 
 S..C( 
 
 nso up, 
 
 uf in 
 
 inako 
 
 ots tU'- 
 
 liiiii 
 
 I VUUSI' 
 
 f'(i.si(fwil()ii, (niii). I Mial<( 
 
 "tiiiiil ii|i ; p. iHs.Juil. 
 IWssiKin, (iiin). I Lrciik it, (u 
 
 plate, ;;luMH, cto.) ; p. jittids- 
 
 rassi'ihiha, or-inaif(iil, 'I'Iutc in 
 a clfCl, «;ap ur tinHurc in a 
 roi'k ; tliiTc is a .-tcop rock ; 
 p. i>ix..kiiii, itr-iii(i</ii/i\ 
 
 I'lissiiiliiKi, i)V-tii(i</)iil. There i.i 
 a h»\v pliice lielween two iiioilii- 
 taiiis, a vaMey ; p, j)i;s,.iitii/, 
 
 I't'i.ssddiii nntk(tkitss(i<i, oiiiDiliii, 
 et(\, the harrol, the iMittk', 
 etc., hursts hy cold ; p. /Kiia.. 
 inr/. 
 
 J\iss/'n/iniL('ii, in in). I stretch 
 out my arm ; p. pen, .aid. 
 
 l'<issi((/iiiiLciin, {nhi). I stretcli 
 out lii,-< ai'iii ; p. ])('.s..ii(i<l. 
 
 I'tissfh/iiiindjin, {iiiii). I open 
 my hanil ; p. pe,s..in'il. 
 
 /'(iss(i(fif(i, (niii). I erect my- 
 self, I staml upriifht ; p. pc.s- 
 
 Sitljilixl. 
 
 l'((.s:suii/(',{niii\. I cut anil split 
 cedar-wond, to make a canoe ; 
 J). pe.s..(/e(l; also, F s(pmre 
 wooi I . 
 
 Pdsudkddcm, (nin). Aij. I sijrh ; 
 p. pea.. Ill ltd. 
 
 ]\i.s.sdkiiiiii(/<f, {)r-maj/<id. There 
 is narrow hollow valley, a ra- 
 vine ; p. pes..j/a<^, uv-iiHii/ak. 
 
 I'ds.sdkdiHtiidii.icd, iiiiii}. J fillip 
 him ; ]j. j)<'s..iPdi(. 
 
 I'ds.s'diij/dditiih, (nin). I twinkle 
 or hlink, (once) ; p. pes. .hid. — 
 See tiie /)'^7. v. of it, nin pd- 
 ]K(s.s(cni/a<(nnh. 
 
 l\iKSdn<iddndhiwin. 'J'winkling, 
 the twinkling of an eye, a mo- 
 ment. 
 
 l*as.sangwdb, {nin). I shut my 
 
 eyes, I keep n)y eyes Hliut ; p. 
 
 pes. .hill, 
 l\i.tsdnijii'dhislikd, (nin]. My 
 
 eyes shut against my will, I 
 
 am sleepy, I am drowsy ; p. 
 
 pi'n..kdd. 
 I*dssdnikdddn,(nin). I make a 
 
 ditch in it or through it ; p. 
 
 pi:t..dni/. 
 I'd.ssdiiikdih', or, pii.ssiniikdi- 
 
 tjddi\ oY-iniKjdd. There is a 
 
 ditch imuK' ; p. pv.s..di'ii, or- 
 
 iniii/dk. 
 I'd.s.siinikdn, or piissdnikaiijan, 
 
 Dit(;h, trench ; \A.-dn. 
 Pdssdiiiki', [nin) or, nin pdssd- 
 
 nikdii/i: I am digging a ditch 
 
 or trench ; p. pes. .id. 
 I'd.s.sitnuwewd, {nin). I strike 
 
 him on the cheek, J Imlfet 
 
 him; p. p<'s..W((d ; imp. pirs- 
 
 ■sdiiinrc. 
 l'il.s.sdtdirdni/d. nv-ntdi/dd. '{'here 
 
 is a small valley of sand ; p. 
 
 pe.s„!fdk, ov-iiidifdk. 
 I'd.s.sdWd, in ill). I lireak s(Mne 
 
 olij. ; \).}>did..ioad ; \\\\\).pd.ssd. 
 I'd.s.sek/tnnk. A kind of frog ; 
 
 \)\.-ird;/. 
 I'dxsihidon, {nin). I hreak it to 
 
 pieces with my hands ; p. 
 
 pdi<i..dod. 
 I'd.s.sihiiid, {nin). I hreak sonu- 
 
 ohj. to pie(!es with my hands ; 
 
 p. pdid.jidd. 
 I'd.s.sidon, {nin). My lip is clo- 
 ven; split ; p. pas.sidiiilif. 
 rds.sidiini'ijdndind, {nin). I give 
 
 him a rinlenl hlow on the 
 
 month ; p. pi'.s..iiidil. 
 /'d.s.sidonni'd, {nin). I strike 
 
 him on the mouth ; p, })e.s.. 
 
 wad ; imp. jm.s.sidoni', 
 rd.s,sii/diiptn. Iron cleaver used 
 
 especially hy shingle-makers 
 
PAT 
 
 — 352 — 
 
 PAT 
 
 1) 1 
 
 U m 
 
 to Hjilit piiic Itiock.s into sliiii- 
 ;j;li's ; \}\.-(in. 
 rn.s.sit/aiijc, {iiin). I iiiii Hilit- 
 iii<: witli a cleaver; p. paia.. 
 
 rn.sfiika, ov-))ia(f((d. It liroaks, 
 
 it Hplits, reiul.s ; p. iKiia..kiuj, 
 
 ov-tiKU/dl:. 
 lYissikan, (iiiit). 1 lirc'iik, (t^plit 
 
 it); p. j)aia..tiiig. — Niii jx"'- 
 
 pussikan, frt'(j., 1 break itiiilu 
 
 .■several piece.s. 
 I'as.si/cuinni , pi .-«.'/ ; or pai^xi- 
 
 kawaiiak ; \)\.-oii. The stick 
 
 or rod used liy the S(jua\vs ip 
 
 l)layiiig their play. 
 J'u.ssikawc, {niii), (iiin jxipussi- 
 
 kan'c, tixM]. v.) I uiu playiiiji 
 
 the Indian women's play ; p. 
 
 pt^.-icntd. 
 I*n,ssikwad. S. Taxlikikwad. 
 I'ashikweOodJ'f/an. Sling ; pl.- 
 
 an. 
 Patinikiorbodjii/e, [idn). I am 
 
 throwing with a nling ; }). 
 
 p. peati.A/td. 
 Pdti.silo/ij {iiin). I break it, (split 
 
 it); ]). paia..t(>d. — A^//(. papa.s- 
 
 .siliiit, f'r('(i. \., I break it in 
 
 (several pieceH. 
 Passwtwe, ov-via(jad. It re- 
 echoes, it resoiuuls; p. pas.. 
 
 toe;/, or- ma(j(ik 
 Pati.'iwt'woikin, [niii]. I create 
 
 echo, I n; ike resoiinil my 
 
 voice ; }). vc.s'.s'.. //'//. 
 I'ds.strrwelou, {niii). I make it 
 
 ic-echo, v'suund ; p. j/e.s'.v../oa. 
 Pal(d)iii<in nutsinaiijaii, iuiii). I 
 
 (!lose a iiook .sliijliihj ; p. pet.. 
 
 (UKJ. 
 
 Patubiwcbinaii 
 I) 
 
 m(i.sinai(/uii, 
 iuiii). S. Patakoioebiiian, 
 I'dtiiifwakonindjiii, [iilii). I 
 (duse my hand ; p. pcL.iiid. 
 
 \I*ntaknan, .rin). I close my 
 
 hand ; p. pd..nid. 
 
 I'uiakdaii, {iihi). I sting it, 1 
 
 prick it, I pick it uji with 
 
 something pointed ; p. p<l.. 
 
 (IIUJ. 
 
 rutakaitjan. Fork, table-lbrk ; 
 pl.-^</'. 
 
 /'u/<ikni(/«', < )iin). I pick it up 
 with a fork ; p. peL.c/cd. 
 
 J'a(akdkami(/i,i.sid<iii, {uiu). I 
 stick it in tlu? ground; p. jn/ 
 ..dad. 
 
 I'afukdkhiljiit, {niii). I am stung 
 by it, 1 have it stitdiing in me ; 
 p. j)et..in(f. — Kill pattikaknd- 
 Jiii niii>i'Nsaiiinc((iij iii.slii'KjH'u- 
 jiiiij/ ; I have a thorn sticking 
 in my head. (III. Conj.) 
 
 /'(Udkashkuii/an, Hay-lbrk ; pi. 
 (in. 
 
 J'atakdwa, (niiij. I sting sonu' 
 obj., I pick it up or take it up 
 with a pointed object ; p. p</ 
 ..wod ; wnp. jxttakd. — Ojn'n 
 iiiii patakawa ; J sting and 
 pick uj) a potato. 
 
 Pafakibldju/dii. IIar})oon ; iron 
 hook for catching sturgeon ; 
 l)\.-(iii. 
 
 Pulukibidjiije, {nia]. I am har- 
 pooning ; lam hooking with 
 an iron hook ; p. pet.;/ed. 
 
 Patakibidon, (iiin). I harpoon it. 
 or liook it and draw it to me ; 
 p. p('l..d()d. 
 
 I'aidkibiiKt, (iiin). I hook him 
 and draw him to ;!ie, I hools 
 and grapple him ; p. pit., 
 mid ; nun. ])al(iki/)ij. 
 
 I'ahikib'niwi'on. Plume of fea- 
 thers, head-ornament of fea- 
 thers ; pl.-a/<. 
 
 I'dfakide, oi'-)ii<i</ad. It sti(d<s 
 
 111 
 
 th., it is erected, 
 
 t I 
 
 4 
 
PAT 
 
 — 363 — 
 
 PEK 
 
 I 
 
 ilose my 
 
 ing it, I 
 up witli 
 
 ; P- /"■'•• 
 ibk'-t'urU ; 
 
 )ick it up 
 .(led. 
 
 {niii). I 
 i.l ; p. jx'l 
 
 ; am etuii^r 
 in,!/; in me ; 
 nitukakiid- 
 nishti(IH'''i- 
 rii sticUiii,!-' 
 ^ouj.) 
 y-lbrk ; pl- 
 ating xomv 
 r take it up 
 I'ct ; p. P<l 
 kd. — Op I II 
 Hting iiuil 
 
 pouM ; ii'^"i 
 
 I iim h"V- 
 )okiug witli 
 
 eL.yed. 
 
 lurpoon it. 
 iw it to iiH' ; 
 
 huuk liitii 
 ;;»e, 1 liook 
 
 n •, p. P't- 
 
 hij. 
 
 line ot tca- 
 
 iK 111 of I'l-a- 
 
 /. 
 
 It stirk^ 
 crtH'tetl, ii 
 
 Htftmln Ujj , p.pet..def/, or-ma- 
 
 (jak. 
 Paiakidjin, {uin). S. P((tak(i- 
 
 kodjiii. 
 I'(i(<ikiii(t, (nin\. I stick some 
 
 olij. in s. til., I put up, I erect 
 
 some ()l)j. ; p. pcL.ndd ; inijt, 
 
 ]>(i1(ikij. 
 raldkiiiindjidjiii. I liavc it 
 
 stickini^ in my luiiid, itHticks 
 
 in my liiuid ; p. ]tct..iii(/. 
 l'<tl((ki.s/iini(t,(Hin). 1 stick or 
 
 thrust some olij. in s. tli. ; p. 
 
 pet. .mad. 
 I'ahiki.s/iiii. Somoolij. sticks in 
 
 s. til. ; it stanils up in s. tli.; 
 
 p. ptt..iiiti. 
 I\it(ikisidedjin, [iiini. J have it 
 
 sticking? in my foot, it sticks 
 
 in my foot ; p. j)('f..iiii/. 
 I'akikino. S. I'atakUiliiii. 
 I'd/dki.ssidoit, inin). I stick or 
 
 thrust it in 8. th ; p. pc.f..dod. 
 I'atakls.'iii!. S. I'atdkida. 
 I'atdkiiccljind, {niii}. I stick it 
 
 in s. til, throwing it, 1 make 
 
 it HtuiKJ up with tbrce ; p. pcf 
 
 ..nad. 
 I'diukiu'dhinan, {nhi). J stick 
 
 or thi'ust it in by throwinif, 
 
 or with Ibrce ; p. j)cf..aiH/. 
 I\ilakdwthiiiai>, ina.'iiiidij/dii , 
 
 {iiiiD. J close a liook some- 
 what briskly; p. j)ct..<iii(/. 
 I'didtiiikaiije. Long billed cur- 
 
 l''W, (water Ibwl ;) pl.-»!o//. 
 ralc/iis/ikdhikdd. It is pointed, 
 
 iiui'tal) ; p. p :l..kdk. 
 ralr/ii.'i/ikaoikisi. It i.^^ pointed, 
 
 (stone, silver;) p. ])et...sid. 
 rdlr/ii.-i/ikdii, liiiii). I stinir it, 
 
 pierce it ; Ji. j)c'f..(lil>/. 
 rdlc/iis/ikawa, {niii). I prick 
 
 him, siiii'x him, pienie him ; 
 
 p. peL.icad. 
 
 ra/r/n.t/ikihodnii, (iii)i). I cut it. 
 pointed ; p. pn..dod. 
 
 Pdli-hiskiboiui, (iiiii). I cut some 
 obj. pointed ; p. p(:f..iidd ; imp. 
 pdlrhishkihdj. 
 
 I'dtrliishkiiiddii, inin). I cut it 
 pointed with an n.\e ; p. ]>'/.. 
 a 11(1 . 
 
 /'d/c/iis/iki(/d(l. It is cut point- 
 ed, (wood,) it is pointed ; p. 
 pcL.ijdk. 
 
 I\drliisliki(f(i(l. It is cut point- 
 ed, (stuir ;) p. ])(:f..(/dk. 
 
 I'dtrhislikiiiiiwd, {iiiii). I cut it 
 pointed wi'.li un a.\e ; )). pel.. 
 (C(td : \\\\\). pd/r/ii.s/iki(/(i . 
 
 /'d/c/u'.s/ikii/i.si, \l is cut point- 
 ed, (sti li;i p. })<'(. .sid. 
 
 I'dtcki.slikujisi. It is cut point- 
 ed, it is pointed, (wood ;) p. 
 j>('J..nid. 
 
 I'dtc/iis/iki(/dn, iin'ii). I cut ii 
 poinled ; p. pvl-diKj. 
 
 I'dtc/iis/ik/j'wd, (niii). I cut it 
 pointed ; p, pet..ii'dd. 
 
 Pdtfhi.shkikoddn, {itin). I cut it 
 pointed with a kuile ; p. pcf.. 
 
 I'dtcliishkikaiid, (nia\. 1 cut 
 some obj. pointed with a 
 knilc'; ]>. pi'f..ii(dl ; imp. pal- 
 chislikikdj. 
 
 rdlrliitihkiwiiie (jisisx. The 
 moon has jujinted horns, (lii>l 
 or last quarter :) p. ])ct..ucd. 
 
 J'dwc.injwdi, adv. Asleej), in 
 sleep, sleepinjr. 
 
 I\nceii(prdi aiii bimn.'sse. 1 walk 
 in sleep. 
 
 PaweiKjicdi iiiii yiijit. I spejik 
 in sleep. 
 
 I'diL'indtiije, inin]. I swee|) ;i 
 chimney ; p. pcw-.r/cd. 
 
 l'ckirdiri(/dii(/. I[e thatislmmp- 
 
 / 
 
 '. 
 
 i 
 
 
 iiacueii 
 
 came 
 
 -'.'/• 
 
 i-L 
 
PIG 
 
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 PIK 
 
 ff 
 
 !V 
 
 If. 
 
 m 
 
 Pepes-Jin(h's. iriiu). I scarify idv- 
 self, iiiunlci' to bleed ; \).pai(' 
 
 repculiowcuiin. Scarificution of 
 
 the nkiii, lor lottinji' hlood. 
 I'eve.s/ura, (iiiii), 1 bleed him, 
 
 iiy Hcarifyiiitr, by incisions of 
 
 the skin; p. p(iie..i('a<l ; imp. 
 
 yi'peshici. 
 Pt'pi(/u'e(L Player on the Hiite, 
 
 thtte-))layer ; ])\.-Ji<j. 
 I'ls/ikwe. A kind ofowd; pi.-//. 
 /'i(/i(l<p'.s.'i(i</. Jiotten wood. 
 I'iiliiljissaijdd. It is rotten, 
 
 (stick, j)ole, or any wooden 
 
 o''.)-) > ]). ])e(/..(/(i/,\ 
 Pij/idjis.sdfp'si ii<(h(i(/issa(/. Tlie 
 
 board is rotten ; |). 7^7/. ..v/r/. 
 Pi(/ikti(t(in, {7iiii). 1 ])itch it ; I 
 
 tar it ; I putty it ; p. pe(/..(ni(/. 
 Pitjikaiia, {iiiiij. I ])it('h or tar 
 
 some obj. ; j). pr</..)i(ul ; imp. 
 
 ])vjikaj. • 
 
 Pii/ihc, {ni)i). I ])it('h, I tar, 1 
 
 ])ntty ; p. jxijikcd. 
 Phjikcwdiiissay. Firi'brand used 
 
 in piichiufr a canoe; pl.-o/;. 
 Piijishknitad. It is rotten ; pu- 
 trefied, corrupted ; p.jx'i/.jiak. 
 I'igislikanan, {iiin). I am rot- 
 ten, putretiod, 1 mortity ; p. 
 
 p(<l..iivL 
 Pitpslikibidon^ {lu'n). I break it 
 
 oil' by small jdeces; \). peg.. 
 
 dod. 
 J*i(p's((kibina asseina, {niii). I 
 
 l)reak otl' tobacco by small 
 
 bits ; p. peg.Jiad. 
 Pigislikishin, [niii). I fracture 
 
 my body by fallinjr from a 
 
 certain heiirht ; p. j)e;/..iii(/. 
 J^i(/is/ikissiii. h breaks to pieces, 
 
 falling from a heiirht ; \^. peg.. 
 
 iiKj. 
 I'igho. Pitch. 
 
 Pighn'sigau. Maple suj^arnuwlc 
 
 to resi'mble pitch ; (C. >u( ic 
 
 en jromme.) 
 Pigoiigireigan. Hoe; \A.-<ni. S. 
 
 Jiiiiiidjiwdgakirtid. 
 Pigonekirc. A kind of small 
 
 frog; pi.-//. 
 Pigtrairr air ovinwsh. Thi< lidn 
 
 has l(jng liair,( poodle-dog ; p. 
 
 )>(tg..ived. 
 Pijiki, Ox, bull ; cow; bull'alo; 
 
 pl.-irog. Kdl)r-}>iiiki, I in 11. 
 
 /kirr-jtijiki, cow. Mas/ikmli- 
 
 ])ijiki, buffalo. ()ddl>i-))ijil:i. 
 
 draught-ox. 
 PiJikiiiKiKitagnsi. The ox (^lv 
 
 COW) bellows ; p. )nes..:nd. 
 Pijikiiis. Calf; pi .-«//. 
 Pijiki wanow. The t.^.il of an ox 
 
 or (!ow ; pi .-r/u. 
 Pijikiiri-giii. Ox-hide, cow-hide 
 
 buttiilo-robe ; pl.-o/i. 
 Pijikiwiganiig. Stable; \)\.-(ni. 
 PiJikiirigdiiJ. The (daw of an 
 
 ox or a cow ; pi.-?'//. 
 Pijikiwimo. Dung. 
 Pijikiirifofosim. The udder of 
 
 a cow ; pi .-«//. 
 Pijikiiriid.'i.'i. Beef. 
 Pijikiici-nm.'iiiiiwdgan. !Man<:er; 
 
 \A.-(iii. 
 I'ijis/iig, adv. Alone, only ; with- 
 out a load, empty. 
 
 PiJis/iigoiKtgaani, («/»)• I have 
 nothing in my canoe; p. jnj 
 ..(dig. 
 
 Pijisliigcnrix, {iiin). I am aloiif. 
 I have no wif.' ; I have im 
 husband ; p. pej..sid. 
 
 Pikikiice, [iiiii). S. Pikikiu'cfd. 
 
 Pikikiirepogo.si. It has the tasti 
 of an animal that was tircil 
 out before it was killed ; p. 
 pck..sid. 
 
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 pm 
 
 ,1 
 
 ugar iiuwle 
 (C, siicrc 
 
 ; pl.-fHI. S. 
 I (if ^llllvll 
 
 ile-do}: ; i'. 
 
 i//A'/, I'uU. 
 Mdslikiiili- 
 
 The ox (ur 
 
 mea-Md. 
 
 -an. 
 
 t"il f)t ail nx 
 
 lo, cuw-hiiU', 
 
 ble; pl--^'"- 
 claw of an 
 
 •w- 
 
 r, 
 
 'he uthU'v ol 
 
 ,/rnf.Maii!':or; 
 ,onl.v; wiili- 
 
 iiioe ; p. P'j 
 
 I am aUnii'. 
 1 have iiii 
 
 rikikiuH'td. 
 
 has the tastt 
 liat was th-cd 
 aw killed ; i). 
 
 rikissana</iik(iii. I'artition in a 
 
 honso; \)\.-(tii. 
 l^ikixt^diuKjokc, [niii). I make 
 
 a pai'titioii in a house ; j>. //(./.• 
 
 ..h',1. 
 l^ikissniuKjoiKi. In the closet. 
 nkodjaii. A liall of thread ; j)!.- 
 
 I'ikoiljdiic, ')iin). I have a kiioli 
 
 on my nose; \). ]}i'k..iic(l. 
 l'i/xO</j'(ino(i(loii, [Ilia). I wind it 
 
 on a liall, (thread, conl, etc.) ; 
 
 p. })<'k..(l(>(l. 
 I'ikailji, (in'ii). I have a bii|; fat 
 
 liclly ; p. iii-kodjid. 
 I'ik()iif1i/i/i, [iiiii). S. /'ikotJJi. 
 I'ikoi/diidii, or }>ikw(ik<njaiiaii. 
 
 Ankle-hone; pl.-r//(. 
 I'ikii<(iliiki.s.se,i:n-in(i(/<i'l. It tnm- 
 
 hle.s ; (h\ il s'ecroule ;) p. pck 
 
 ...SVr/, UV-IIHKJdk. 
 
 nknuuliad. S. I'djiikiradiiid. 
 I'ikirddJ. Fish-hhidder ; pi.-///. 
 I'/kicdilJis/i. A kind of mu>h- 
 
 room ; p!.-r(//, 
 rikic<(i/i)iiild(/(/n. Yt\<i throat. 
 I'ikwdjc.'>-/ik(t, {niii), luii pa/iik- 
 
 irajcs/ikd, fre(|. v. I have 
 
 pimples or pustules on my 
 
 skin ; p. pek..ka<l. 
 I'ikwak. Arrow, made of wood 
 
 only; pl.-o». S. Ai^sdiran. 
 I'ikirdkdiin'i/d, ox-iikkjikI. It is 
 
 a hilly iiroimd, there are 
 
 small hills ; p. pt(/..;/(i(/, or- 
 
 iiid(/dk. 
 I'ikirdkokwewe.'i/ii. .lay, (bird;) 
 
 (F. <^eai ;) \}\.-id;/. 
 I'ikwdkniiiiinJ. Fist; {)! .-///. 
 I'ikir((kdiiin</Ji(dird, (niii). I 
 
 euirhim, I strike him with 
 
 the tist ; p. pck..wdd. 
 rikwakos/iih. A kind of wild 
 
 iluck, an autumn-duck ; pi.- 
 
 d,/. 
 
 I'ikii'dku.^sdi/idiii', (nin). T liave 
 a larijie rump, larjje buttocks; 
 J). j)C'k..i(;il. 
 
 l'ik>rdkir<dl. Knoli on a tree; 
 )>lay-liall ; lA.-aii. 
 
 J*ikii'dkioniln-pdi/duid</dii. In- 
 dian war-clul), with a bijj; 
 knob on tiie end ; pl.-f///. 
 
 Vikiriin. Back.— There is al- 
 ways a po.ssessive pronoun 
 prefixed to thi.s word ; a- : 
 Xiii /tikii'dii, my l>ack ; o 
 jiikii'dii, his back, etc. 
 
 nkii'diiniiiKlJ. The back of the 
 hand. — There is always a pos- 
 sessive pronoun before tiiis 
 word : as : Xin pikirdiiciiiiitlj, 
 ki pikivdiiciiiiidj, jtiku'diic- 
 iiiiulj ; the back of my, thy, 
 his hand. 
 
 /'ikwdiiniiiidjitdion, {iiiin. I 
 strike liim witli the back ol' 
 my iiand ; p. ])('k.:ird(I. 
 
 /'ikw(iiri<jdii. Humpback. 
 nkirdirii/dii, {nin). 1 am 
 inun}»baeked ; \i,pek..anii. 
 
 rinddmiiwd, imin. I put or 
 thrust it in for him ; p. jxni.. 
 U'dd. 
 
 Piiiddn, {nin). I put or thrust 
 it in ; I take it down ; p. jiand- 
 amj. 
 
 Piiiau'a,{nin). I jjut or thrust 
 somel)ody in some vessel ; 1 
 take him down ; \>. luinawad ; 
 imp. pi lid. 
 
 Pinawc din awc.<tsi. That animal 
 is shedding its hair, it i.s 
 moulting ; p. peiuiwcd. — 8. 
 rini(/W(inc. 
 
 Pindweslikd. S. Pindirc. 
 
 Pinddddoii, {nin). I cat(di it in 
 a net ; p. jja». 
 
 Pindaam, inin). 
 net or nets ; vi.pandaanij 
 
 
 i\\ 
 
 
 dod. 
 I catch in my 
 daanu 
 
 % 
 
 tf,' 
 
 I 
 
Iljf^j'^u 
 
 ' I! 
 
 I 
 
 l(: 
 
 1:^ 
 
 L t 
 
 ; t 
 
 1 
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 iti 
 
 4- 
 
 > ■' 
 
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 PIN 
 
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 PIN 
 
 l*in<hx(ni(i, iiu'v). I catch in ii 
 
 not or ill nets ; p, pan..iK((l. 
 rhidaas, {iiiii). I am canjiiit in 
 
 11 net ; ]). ]}(i.ii..s(iii. — Nil>iH'(i 
 
 !/>!/"i"!/ ])in<l(tan<iw<)<i ; many 
 
 (islicfl arc canjrlit in tiic net. 
 niKlnhdWivJjiijdii. Clysl;'r-jti|ic ; 
 
 \\\.-(tn. 
 J'iii.(/nl)(ntuiilji(/iiii. ; Injection, 
 
 (given to a sick person,) clys- 
 
 U'v- tV. lavement.) 
 I'iiitln/xdi'adjii/e, \itiii). I am 
 
 givinir an injection ; p. pan.. 
 
 (/i'<f. 
 I'inddhanmna, liitn). I give 
 
 liim an injection ; p.])aii..n<«l; 
 
 imp. pindiibaioaj. 
 I'iii(l(7(jnn. S. Matilikiiund. 
 /'/iiil/7(/aiiiirc, {tihi). I put in a 
 
 liag ; p. p<in..lor(l. 
 Piiidrxjaiiwen, (iiiii). I put it in 
 
 a bag; p. pan.. wed. 
 I'iiiddi/aiii'rciian, (nin). I put 
 
 80ine obj. in a hag; p. ]»(it.. 
 
 wed. 
 Pindakafewu)!. Powder-horn ; 
 
 Fhidakdlewc, {in'ii). I am lill- 
 
 ingmy powder-liorn ; p. jxiii 
 
 ..wed. 
 Piadahnljane, {nin). I take 
 
 siiud'; p. /)i;i>..ii<'d. 
 I'inddkosliima, iiu'n). I pur him 
 
 in a mortise, etc.; p. ^m//.. 
 
 ma<L 
 I'imldkossHon, {i>in). I put it 
 
 in amortise, etc. ; p.pan..tnd. 
 J'hiddkwe, \n;'ti). I «nntt', I talve 
 
 snntr, (thv.-" fiHiiie as, nin })in- 
 
 lidkodjanc :) ]). pan. .wed. 
 I'inddkwcwin. The act, or 
 
 liahit of taking snntt'; snuft"; 
 
 (F. taliac; en poudre.) 
 J'indani/cani.'ise, (nin). I tailor 
 
 slide in a hole, or in a ilitcl«. 
 
 or in any hollow place ; p. 
 
 pan..»ed. 
 I'indanond, (nin) or, nin pindn- 
 
 noliind. \ put my linger (dr 
 
 hand) in his moutii, (or in a 
 
 tra|) or snare;) p. pan. nod. 
 I'inddnfinikddji(/dn. Case; scah- 
 
 liar(I; pl.-^^/(. 
 I'inddnwda. Quiver, case l()r 
 
 arrows ; pl.-^.'/- 
 rin(l(i(i(l<',o\'-nid(/diI. It is in a 
 
 case, cover or S(;al)liard: n. 
 
 pdn..di'i/, ov-nuujdk. 
 PinddodJi(/an. Cover or scidi- 
 
 hard of a gun, etc. ; \)\.-dn. 
 Pindaodon, {nin). I put it in 'i 
 
 scabbard or cover, (a gun, 
 
 et(!.) ; p. pan..dod. 
 Pinddxhkwddan, (nin). 1 ftuli' 
 
 it; (F. je le bourre ;) j). jhih.. 
 
 Pindd.s/ikwand, (nin). I stnll' 
 
 him ; p. pan. .nail; imp. pin- 
 
 dds/ikicdj. 
 Pin'ld.'i/ikwe, (nin). I stuif ; p. 
 
 pan..ioed. 
 Pinda.'<s<(. A bar in a canoe or 
 
 i)OKt ; p\.-at/. 
 Pinda.s.'iinan, or pindas.sina'l- 
 
 ji(j(in. Shot-pouch ; p\.-an. 
 Pindc, nr-ntd(/dd. It is in s. th. ; 
 
 p. pandeii, ov-niai/dk. 
 Pindi(jad(in, 'nin). I bring ii 
 
 in, I carry it in, 1 enter it ; p. 
 
 pan..dod. 
 I'indijf. Inside. 
 Pindiddnu</, adv. In the lodm' 
 
 or liouse. 
 Pindiipina, (nin). I bring him 
 
 ill, 1 (lari'v liim in, I lead 
 
 111' 
 
 comluct iiim in; \). pan..na'l : 
 imp. pindigdj. — Eiulaida niii 
 pindii/and ; I take him to my 
 hou.'^e, (I take him in.) 
 Pindif/aimu (nin). 1 come to hi-^ 
 
I, 
 
 I hriii.ir liii" 
 in, I 1 fill I '"■ 
 
 |t. paii.-iui'l : 
 Er.daidn »''-' 
 <e him to my 
 im in.) 
 
 1 como to hi- 
 
 PIN ^ 357 — 
 
 house, to Ills dwoliiiiii', I visit 
 him ; Jiij. I (Mitcr into him, in 
 liis lit'Hl't, ill his mind ; p. 
 ]>(iii..wad ; imj). pi.ii<li;/iiw. 
 
 Piitd'h/c, {aiiiK I iid in, I come 
 in, I enter ; j>. paiidii/ed. 
 
 I'iiidikoitKhi. K n i I'e-sheut h , set 
 l>anl Cor H knife ; \A.-(iii. 
 
 PIN 
 
 « I 
 
 uili- 
 
 l'iiidj',ov }u'ii</Ji, m\\. In, 111- 
 
 sicle. (Always et>nnecteii with 
 
 !i siihstiuitive.) 
 rindjdii, adv. Inside, within, 
 
 interiorly. 
 rin(/Jiliide,or-i)i(i(/ad. It flies in; 
 
 jj. piin..def/, ov-ma(j(tk. —Biwi- 
 
 i/cii/dii, (ii-piitd)il>ide ; a (diij) 
 
 i\(^w in. 
 I'l'iidjiddwrinai/ad .si hi. Tlie 
 
 river has an entramie, a 
 
 mouth ; p. ])an..f/<i}<\ 
 l'iiidiid>iw(t((m, {itiii). I ;4() 
 
 or J eome in, in a canoe 
 
 hoat ; p. paiuMiKj. 
 'indjidccsi'i hdiftm , ( ii/in). 
 
 m, 
 or 
 
 It 
 
 comes ui my heart ; p. j;aH.. 
 l/od. 
 
 J'iiidjidi'c.s/i/^aini, [uiii). I come 
 in his heart ; }>. pan..W(id. 
 
 I'iiidJidikiltiiKi, (niii}. I piu s. 
 til. in his wound ; p. j!)«>i..y(rt^/; 
 imp. piiidjidildhij. — Findjidi- 
 kiiiijisliiii kiiiindj oiiKt tpx- 
 iua(/(iii(iijii(/()idii ; p u t t h y 
 hand here where I was woiinil- 
 ed. 
 
 riiidjidjdiij. Insidf> the nose, 
 nostril. 
 
 rindjidoii. Inside the mouth. 
 
 I'iiidJiiiaicc.shkauHi, {idii). I 
 Come into liim, I enter into 
 him, 1 ahide in him ; p. pcai.. 
 wdd. — Mdfr/ii manHixj (ji- 
 piadjinawi'.'<lik<(wdirdit knko- 
 ulum, the evil spirits entered 
 into the swine. 
 
 I'iitdjinindjiii, {iiin}. 1 put my 
 
 lin;ier in..., (or my hand ;) p. 
 
 p<ni..iiid. 
 I'indjisidcs/iiii , (iiiii). I put my 
 
 foot in.. . ; p. p((ii..iii(/. 
 I'iiidji.sidrs.s4\ (iiiii). I slide in, 
 
 or liill in. with one tool ; }>. 
 
 J>UII..Srd. 
 
 I'iiidjisnc, { niii). 1 slide or fall 
 
 in...; p. jiiniji,s.st:d. 
 J'iinli)iiii)wiii. ]iosom. — Alira- 
 
 liain n piii)h)iii.()iriiiiii[/, in 
 
 Ahraham s hosiim. 
 I'iiuhiiiaii, iidv. In a canoe, 
 
 hoat, etc. 
 Pindoimi/ ndldkivdnini/. In the 
 
 hold of the vessel. 
 l^'iii/eu'cireui, (niii). I am tired 
 
 of weei)ing ; p. )>an..iii(id. 
 I'iii(/()f</i. A kind of stin,uiii,<f My, 
 
 samitly ; (C. moiistirpie ;) pl.- 
 
 I'liit/nn/K'iis: A very small sting- 
 
 ini:- fly ; (C. lirulot;) l>l.-'/.'/. 
 I'iiii/irdhik. Sand-stone; pi.-"//. 
 I'iinprdho. Lie, (ash-water.) 
 ria(jwdwa,{nin). 1 tiirow ashes 
 
 on him ; p. pen. .wad ; imp. 
 
 piitfprd. 
 riiiyictomhufifiiu. Tiie dust is 
 
 raised and driven liy the wind ; 
 
 p. ]>eii..in(j. 
 
 riii(/ici. Ashes ; line white sand, 
 IHiimii-ijijigad. Ash-Wedne.s- 
 day. 
 
 Pi tigiri-kisibi ijai (jav . Lii i ti id 
 soap ; (C. p()ia.-se.) 
 
 riiKjK'itn'na, {in'n). I powder 
 him ; also, I jiut ashes on 
 him, (as on Ash-Wednesday 
 ill the Church ;) ;>. ])fii..nad ; 
 imp. piiKjiriiriii. 
 
 I'inif/icd.iK; aw hiii<:,shi. That 
 iiird is sliedding its feathers ; 
 
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 it is moult iiiu: ; |>. jxui.jied. — 
 
 S. I'ihairc. 
 Piiiislii, iiilv. S. Anislid. 
 J'iiioinon, {iiiii). 1 I'lit it in my 
 
 l)usom ; p. jxinomixl. 
 J*ins, {niii). I am in s. th.; p. 
 
 pnnsod. — ,1 iiiiuli ki.ss<tie ! — 
 
 NiiKjolchi ■s(( pi USD. Where 
 
 is thy lirotlior? — He is in some 
 
 phi(;i', (or lionse.) 
 I'iits(il), (nin). I peep o\it iVom 
 
 nmier s. th. (trom under u 
 
 hhmket, etc.) ; p. pitiisuhid. 
 rinsihatlj'Kjiin. Funnel; (F. en- 
 
 tonnoir;) \)\.-(iii. 
 J'ijiit/iris. 8. Mi(/if<anaiiixsi. 
 Pi/>i(/ir(in. Flute, tit'e, Hageolet ; 
 
 J'i/)ii/ice, (lu'ii). I play on tiu' 
 llute, etc.; ]). pi'p..ir('il. 
 
 J'ijHl/ircH'diia.shl:. J'^lder-sliruli ; 
 pl.-o/(. (Properly, tlute-reed.) 
 
 ripiwii/e. A kind of sparrow- 
 hawk ; pi.-.'/- 
 
 ritiikaii, (iiiii). I hit it, (not 
 ))urposely ;) \). }>rsikan<i. 
 
 ritiikawa, (niu). I hit him, 
 (accidentally ;i p. ik's..w(I(1. 
 
 rHawashkn, or-nuii/dd. There 
 is a shallow place in the lake 
 where the waves break; p. 
 ji(t..kfr</, ovnKdpik. 
 
 J'itfan'ifdii. Shed at 
 trance-door; \)\.-aii. 
 
 ritclid, ov-miujad. It 
 it is distant, t'ur ; p. 
 ov-uuvjak. 
 
 ntclui, or-iiKKjad <]{)i<jad. The 
 day is long, (in summer.) 
 
 Pitcha, or-VKKjdd nn'kaiia. The 
 road is long, (a I'ar distance 
 to walk.) 
 
 Pitcha, OY-maijad xi(jiran. The 
 sjiring is long, (tiie warm 
 
 the en- 
 is long; 
 peickaij. 
 
 summer-season comes liitr 
 this year.) 
 
 I'Hcha, ov-nKKjad fihikdd. 'i'lir 
 iiiL'ht is long, (in wilder.) 
 
 /'i/c/ii, or I'it. — 'i'hisword gi\<> 
 to the verli or sulistantive 
 that ti)llows it, the significa- 
 tion of m/.s7(//i7', arfidciif, iii- 
 rnliinfdri/ dclidii. (iOxamplcs 
 in some of the Hdlowiiii: 
 words.) 
 
 I'Hrhib, {iiiii). T poison myself, 
 I eat or driid-: poison in my 
 food ; p. pctfhih<)<l. 
 
 I'ifc/iihdjiirc, iiiiii). I adminis- 
 ter ))oisoti, I give ])oison to 
 people in their food ; p. pi;f.. 
 ircd 
 
 Pifc/iihoiid, iniiiK I give him 
 poison, I poison him ; ]>. p' ... 
 iid'l ; imp. pifc/iihoj. 
 
 ntrlnhowiii. Poison. S. Mi/lr/ii- 
 nids/ikiki. 
 
 Pitchi-diidani, (iiiii). I do it ly 
 nustake, not ])urposely ; p. 
 ]>cf..dii(/. 
 
 I'ifc/iidon, (niu). I say s. ih. 
 hy mistake, or liy want of at- 
 tention ; p. pelclii<l(>iuj. 
 
 Piic/ii-ikkif, [ii-iii). I say s. tli. 
 l)y mistake, I did not nu'an 
 to say that ; p. jicf.Jod. 
 
 Piichi-ikkitdwin. Uii voluntary 
 word, mistake in s])eaking, 
 Iduiider ; \)\.-an. 
 
 I'i/c/n'iid;/, adv. Now only, no! 
 hef' re this time; soon; hy 
 and i»y. 
 
 I 'He hi lid I/O. Yesterday. 
 
 I'itijddi.'i', {niu). 1 cut mysell 
 accidentally ; p. pcl..K(>d. 
 
 Podji.shciiid, iiiiii). 1 speak \i'ry 
 clo.se to his ear; p. p wad. .mad. 
 
 Pddjidiic iiiiit). T commit sodo- 
 my ; p. j;(r«../rt/. 
 

 SAG 
 
 — :m\ — 
 
 SAG 
 
 t i\ 
 
 I 'niljiiliii'ii'iii. S( M 1( (11 1 \ . 
 
 I'nfc/i, or iKtlcliiijc, or i)o,s/ikf, 
 iidv. Still, yet; iiutwitlistiuiil- 
 iii-r; 111 Jill t'vciitSjiit uiiy mtc. 
 
 I'o/f/i ijtiic kill. As tlidii |ilcii- 
 
 scst." 
 I'dfc/i ifdic kiiiaini. As yuu 
 
 f) I cast'. 
 
 k 
 
 i» 
 
 s 
 
 Sii, or /.vf/ ,• part'u'lc used in an- 
 swers, it sijriiilics iiotiiiiig' ill 
 itst'lf, nor is it ahsolutoly ne- 
 cessary in answers, hut usual. 
 (It sometimes sijrnities, he- 
 caii.sr, or, /'or ; as: Kilclii 
 hiislikaidaui air ikwc, i/i'iiihu- 
 ic(in S(i iiin'iljiinissaii ; this 
 woman i'^ very muchalilieted, 
 hecause her cjiilil is dead.) It 
 t\tllows immediately the first 
 verl> of the answer ; and when 
 that verl)ends in a cons mant, 
 a euphonical / is ordinarily 
 (altliouj^h not necessarily/ 
 lirelixed to tliis syllahle; as: 
 Ki lloilddir iil<( y — Ki llnlllloil 
 
 isa. Dost thou hcarnie? — I 
 liear thee. Tiiis remark has 
 also report to the interroga- 
 tion-particle 11(1, or ///(/.) 
 ^dbadis, {niii). I am strong; p. 
 s(iia..iiid. 
 
 Sahddi.siiviii. Strength. 
 
 Sdhcnddii, (iiiii). S. Jhdxtmiii- 
 daii. 
 
 Sdhcniiiia, {iiiii). S. liabanwiii- 
 
 iiia, 
 S('iliii/aii('', (iiiii). I have strong 
 
 liones, 1 iuive much strength 
 
 in my bones; p. sKiiL.ned. 
 S(ii/(idkw((a>ii, [niii). S. I'lipdk 
 
 waam. 
 
 Sdijiiiun, {iiiii). I go out; p. 
 
 .siu'(l<J<l(lll(/. 
 Sdi/(iinnniii(i<f(id. It goes out ; p. 
 
 .siiiii..t/iik. 
 Sdijdhidr, { II ill). My teeth hegin 
 
 to come tbrth ; p. aauL.ded. 
 Sdijubiyina, {iiiii). I lead him 
 
 or (•f>nduct him away, on a 
 
 stiing oi' cord; \).s(ii(i..ii(id. 
 Sdi/dhii/iin'i/aii. Handle of a pot, 
 
 kettle, etc. ; \)\.-nii. 
 
 Sdi/ddiiKi, ov-niKijad. Tliere is 
 a group of mountains or liills, 
 of which the summits only 
 are seen ; p. saia..ii(ii/, or- 
 )na</ak. 
 
 Sd(/(tdiiiaii(/. A mountain, or 
 a certain spot on a motintain, 
 from wiiere sucii a place can 
 lie seen. 
 
 Sdijadjhvc, { II ill). I arrive to 
 the summit of a mountain, or 
 to some other sp(.t on the 
 mountain, from wliere I can 
 see a certain place; p. ■'<aiii.. 
 wed. 
 
 Sdi/iii/irinde, ov-maijad. It is 
 half in the water and half out 
 of the water; p. s(iid..dci/, ov- 
 magak. 
 
 S(i(/ai(j<id('i/ liiirdhik. Cast iron. 
 — S. W ciKidaiijadcij. 
 
 Sd(/ai(/(iii. Inland lake; pl.-(//(. 
 
 ■} 
 
 
 ■i'y 
 
 B) ''I 
 
 ]'•] 
 
 V 
 
 , vV 
 
SAO 
 
 - :m) — 
 
 SAG 
 
 ( ii 
 
 f 
 
 '! m 
 
 
 Sai/ni</ati. Nail; \}\.-(ni. Kilcki 
 
 .sdi/dii/tni, liir^c iiiiil, s|)ik(>. 
 Su<iiliijaiiiLc, (itiittl). I iiiJiki' 
 
 iiiiils, I aiii :i iiiul-iiiakor; ]>. 
 
 .sei/..lH'it, 
 S(ii/(ikaiiii.s, {iiiii). I am careliil 
 
 and ordfrlv aliuiit my tliiiijis, 
 
 kce'piii;^; llit'iii ill j^ood order ; 
 
 )i. S(y...si(l. 
 S<i(/(i/i(iini.siiriii. Carcriil iiess, 
 
 ;:(M)d or<k'r. 
 SitijdLnlch, ad\. Orlorly, put 
 
 in good order, ordt-rlv toyc- 
 
 tlu'r. 
 Sdijuki, oY-iiKii/ad. It comes out 
 
 of tilt' ;:;ntiiii(l, it ijrrows ; p. 
 
 siii(i..<iitki(j, or-inii(j(il\. 
 Scjjdkdnu'iH. Berry ;^rowiii;z on 
 
 tiic weed used for smoking ; 
 
 \)\.-dn. 
 S((!/d/i()i)iind(/dir<niJ. A kind of 
 
 wci'd used liy tlio Indians to 
 
 smoke with toliaeco. 
 Sdt/chirdi'i/dilr, ov-nidi/dd. It is 
 
 pe;_';;e(l; j>. .'ir(/..<le</, or- tiuit/dk. 
 Sd(/d/iirdif/dii. Pe<;, large wood- 
 en pin; (F. clieville;) pl.-rr;/. 
 Sdj/d/xiraou, or Hdyakwdonois. 
 
 I'i'i; pl.-(/rt. 
 Sdijdnikamahis, (iiiu). I tie 
 
 my blanket under my cdiin, 
 
 (Indian fashion ;)|). st:(/..fid((. 
 S(t(/uuikiceiia, {iiin). 1 take him 
 
 l)y the hair ; p. se(/..nu(l. 
 Sd(/diii/nikiri iintij. The tree 
 
 begins to bud; p. s((id..iLud. 
 
 S<i</dnwi. Germ; Imd ; pl,-». 
 
 Sd(/d,iuri. It sprouts, it germi- 
 nates; p. saiai/anirhl. — J<tig- 
 toa opinig sd(/dnu'iwd(/, the 
 jtotatoes sprout already. 
 
 SOyduwi, OY-Didijdd. It sprouts 
 or germinates ; p. f<dld..n'i;/, 
 ov^viaiidk. — .laif/ird icfriss .m- 
 
 i/diiiriiHd!f(td ; the t ii r n i p 
 
 Hprouts ul ready. 
 Sd</iiiiirid, (iiiii). I make ii 
 
 sprout or germinate ; p. .siiin 
 
 ..dd. 
 Sdi/dnhka^ in'-^itd</dd. The grjiss 
 
 liegins to grow; )). sdid.dxinj, 
 
 (>y-iiid(/dk. 
 Sdi/dskiv(dljiiiic. Leech ; pi.-//. 
 Sdi/ds.sdiidjrhi.sdii. String to IkiIiI 
 
 up the leggings ; pl.-(//(. 
 Sdi/d.ss iije (j is i.ss. '1' h e s 11 n c o 1 n (■ s 
 
 out of the clouds; p. sa'uiijds 
 
 Sdi/d.sstrd, {nin). I smoke to- 
 bacco; p. sci/d.ssii'dd. 
 
 Sdi/dsswdiriii. Sniokijig, the act 
 or habit of smoking tobacco, 
 
 Sa</dssw(''idiiiiin, {nin). W'r 
 smoke together; j>. st(j..<lid- 
 
 Jiil- 
 Sat/dssiriidiiriii. Smoking nf 
 several ))ersons together, that 
 is, an Indian assembly or 
 council, where every Indian 
 present lights his \)\\w and 
 smt)kes; (C. I'unierie.) 
 
 Sdi/did;jdii. Tinder, liestiiied tn 
 catch tire from a spark fall- 
 ing on it by striking a llint. 
 
 Sdi/dtdi/diiia/iih. Teal, (a kind 
 of wild duck ; pl.-^?^. 
 
 Sd(/dte(/isisft, The sun (or moon) 
 shines; p. sdiagaled. 
 
 Sdijule, or-nia<jdd. It shines, it 
 gives light, (the sun or tlir 
 moon ;) p. aaiagatvjj, or-iidt- 
 (/dk. 
 
 Sd<ji. The mouth of a river. 
 Sd(/i)i(/, at the mouth ol ii 
 river. 
 
 Sd(/ia, {iiin). I love liim, I am 
 attached to him ; j), Hdidijidil. 
 
SAG 
 
 •Ml - 
 
 SAG 
 
 I II r II I |> 
 
 Mialsc ii 
 c ; \), tiiiiii 
 
 Tlic L'Viiss 
 
 S(lill..l<.'(l<l, 
 
 ch ; I'l.-;/. 
 •'niil to liulil 
 \.-iin. 
 
 > sun (',(iiiu'^ 
 p. saiiiii<('< 
 
 f^iiioko t(i- 
 
 :ijij:, tlieuct 
 
 \\<r tl)lilll'*'". 
 
 Sinokiii.i; "f 
 j-^ftluT, tliai 
 issi'inlily 111' 
 •very liidiiui 
 lirt jiipo iiii'l 
 ■rie.) 
 
 , ik'stiiiod to 
 park lull- 
 
 n«r a Hint. 
 
 oal, (ii kiii'l 
 
 (H/. 
 
 nn (or niotiiii 
 led. 
 
 It Hhiiu's, it 
 sun or tlir 
 
 /alcij, or-«"/- 
 
 ot' a river, 
 iiiouth ol :i 
 
 ,vf liiin, I iti" 
 ; p. said<li(i^f- 
 
 Sdi/ihddaii, {nin). I sew it a 
 
 little; p. .sc</„(iiii/. 
 Sui/ihddjii/e, (iiiii). i sow a little, 
 
 1 make a lew stitclies ; p, .set/ 
 
 .j/cd. 
 S(iifih(i(/(i, or-iii(iif<(d. Tlu^ leaves 
 
 eojiie tbrtli, liii siiriiij; ;) p. 
 
 said. .(jail, i)\'-iiiai/al-. 
 SdijilxKii.si niiliij. The tree is 
 
 getting new leaves ; \). .sai((.. 
 
 .sid. 
 Sai/ihdiia, {iiin). I sew it a 
 
 little ; p. .sci/.jKid. 
 S(ii/ilti,(iiin}. I am partly out 
 
 of the water, (ami partly in 
 
 it ;) ji. .stn'djjihid. 
 S(i</ili/dii;/(tii. Striiij^or cord to 
 
 tie with ; pl.-(//(. 
 Sat/if)id<iii, {iiiii). 1 tie it, liind 
 
 it; p. .sci/.,dnd. 
 Sd;/il)iiiia(jisi mi It;/. The (I'ee 
 
 has youn.ir shoots ; p. .saiajj.. 
 
 .s/il. 
 Sdi/iliina, {niii). I tie him, J 
 
 hinil him, (a person or any 
 
 other olij.); p. ,sc(/..nad ; imp. 
 
 .lat/ibij. 
 Sdi/ida. The place in th." lake 
 
 round the month ol'u river. 
 Sd(/iddwidjiiraii. The current of 
 
 a river come.s ont or in the 
 
 lake ; p. .sdid.AiiKj. 
 
 Sdijidenaniircu, {iiiii). I show 
 my tongue; p. .tdia..iiid. 
 
 Sdi/)d('iidiiiirrl((ira, (iiiii). I 
 show him the tougne.(thron;|h 
 contempt ;) p. .'iaia..wad. 
 
 .Sd(/i<jilxWdii(i</i.si iiiiHi/. T h e 
 trci' his liraiiclies; p. said., 
 sid. — Figuratively, Niii .sd//i- 
 dikirdiidt/i.s, signilics, I have 
 children. [Wddikwan, branch 
 J fa tree.) 
 
 Sdi/idiiid, {uiii). I carry him 
 
 PART II 
 
 out of doors ; I turn him out ; 
 p. .sdid..ndd. 
 
 SdijiiljidashkdWd, (iiiii). I ;:<» 
 out of hi.s lieart, I leave In.- 
 heart; p. .sdid..ii'dd.~ Wi'iilji- 
 ■shid Mditilo <> .sdt/idjidri'.s/ihii- 
 irdn hdidid - ijiirrhi.siiiidjiii ; 
 the iloly Giiost aiiandons tl.e 
 heart of the sinner, (he ;:nes 
 out of it.) 
 
 S'it/idjiiljiu'dii sibi iniid. lleie 
 the river How.s out, (here is 
 the mouth (jf the river.) 
 
 Sd;/idJindJ((ird, (iiiii). I send 
 him out ofdoor.s, I hid iiim 
 go out; p. ,sdi(i..ir<til ; \\\\\>. 
 ,sdi/idjaiidj((. 
 
 Sdi/idjindirt.slikdi/oii, {iiiit}. Il 
 goes out of me, it leaves inc.; 
 p. .^aid.jjdd. — A/)ilclii iioiii/mii 
 dkd.siu'iii uiii i/i .sdt/idjiiia- 
 weskkaijon ; the sickness i.- 
 now perfectly gone out of me. 
 
 Sdf/idjinairas/ikait, (niii). I go 
 out of il ; p. sai((..diui. 
 
 Sd(jidjinai('i'slika.wa, {iiiii). I 
 go out of him ; p. .saia.jrdd. 
 — Malriii mdiiilo o i/i .sdi/i<lji- 
 iiidvcshkawdii iiiiir iiiiiiiii'dii , 
 the evil spirit went out of that 
 man. 
 
 Sdi/idjlauibiud, {iiiii). I til low 
 him (Uit, I turn liim out ; p. 
 sdid.jidd. 
 
 Sd(/idJiwidon, {nin). 1 carry it 
 out; p. sdid..di)d. — Xiii hi- 
 .sdt/idjiioid(ni, 1 hring it uiil. 
 
 Sd(/idjiiriiid, {nin). I lead nv 
 conduct him out ; \y. .laia.jm ■. 
 
 Sdt/idnde, {niii). I leave home, 
 1 go from my family, I leave 
 my father and mother, elc. ; 
 also, I niovc. I go nut of oiii 
 .'iou.se and move mt) another; 
 p. said(/idodeod. 
 
 24 
 
 ( 
 
 .^ t 
 
 il ' 
 
 sm 
 
SAG 
 
 — 3f.2 — 
 
 SAG 
 
 ') 
 
 in ■■ 
 
 Sni/irlode, (nin). I (:i'»<'|i out, 
 
 (itiii hinii'xli', I (Tt'C'j), I c'uiiiiot 
 
 wiilk ;) |». siiia..(>d. 
 Si}i/i(h>uchiflii(/(tii. liridlf; pl.- 
 
 >ni. 
 S'iifiddiichidjiifi'i.vi lu'.bfjijfojfdiiji. 
 
 I'lu' lioTHe has H Itriillc on; |». 
 
 S((i(I..S()ll. 
 
 Si'/(/i(lwciri(l<tiii, {nin). I walk 
 oiii liilUin;:; p. sitia.jai;/. 
 
 S(n/i('.iiiiU(t, [nin). 1 love him in 
 my lht>ii;ihlH, willi iifU'ctioii ; 
 p. s(ii((..)nii(l. 
 
 Siii/iij<iiiii(fisi air </iif(>. Thin lish 
 JH lull cif honi'.s ; p. ,'<aia..siil. 
 
 Sihjii/tinHti/iiii, [nin). A hone 
 vionu's oi't ol' nii',(uu( of Home 
 piirt of my liody ;) p. .v«/«.. 
 
 '".'/■ 
 
 St'Kjiffiii. It comes t'ortii trum..., 
 it grows Iroui.... ; p. said. .in//. 
 — Wad i''- in in xnijiijin miti- 
 i/oHi/ ; a limtich jrrowH out 
 from tlic troe. 
 
 S(h/ii/(in(l(iifancHa, (nin). J take 
 him liy till' throat; p. .saia,,- 
 nad; imp. .saij..atn. 
 
 Sn(jikwi'(jdm, inin). My lieud 
 only in out of the water, (the 
 rest of my hody is in the wa- 
 ter ;) [). ,s(ii(i..ni(K/. 
 
 Sfhfikven, (nin). ^ly head only 
 i.s out of H. til., (the rest of my 
 hody is in;) p. s(iia..nid. — Xin 
 .sasd(jil\n'<'n, fre((. v. I reach 
 out my head from time to 
 lime, and draw it hack again; 
 tor instance, through a win- 
 dow. — \\Ync'ilii(/(nioilJi i>i-.sa- 
 .s(X(fikw(',ni (ana ; a m o u s e 
 comes here from time to time, 
 and shows her head only, 
 (readies only her liead out.) 
 
 Suijiina. An Indian not heloiig- 
 mg to the Grand Medicine, 
 
 Vet kiiowiiij;! well iiiodiciiie- ; 
 
 pi.-//.— S. Midc. 
 S(i(/ind, i;(//j). 1 keep s(jme ohj. 
 
 slightly witlj my liiigiTti; p. 
 
 .sri/iiaid : imp. sai/in. 
 Sajfinan, (nin). I ket'p it slight- 
 ly with my tiiigcrw; p. «ci/i- 
 
 nani/. 
 SiKjiinshkuva, {ni-n}. ] make 
 
 him pleiiHure with myarriviil; 
 
 p. s<'</,.irad, 
 Sijyiniken, (nin). I stretch out 
 
 my arm; 1 show forth my 
 
 ai'Ui; p. sai(i..nid. — i\'d>ikinii/ 
 
 i/i imnijishin kwitrisrns, sihii- 
 
 niki ni dasli, li \H)y tell in the 
 
 water, hut he stretches his 
 
 arm out of the water. 
 Sdijinikina, (nin). I tiike him 
 
 hy the arm; p. suiu,.uad ; 
 
 imp. natjinikcn. 
 Sdj/inindjin, [nin). I reach Ibrth 
 
 my hand ; ]p. sai<i..nid. 
 Sd(/inindjina, (nin). I reach 
 
 him my hand- I shake hiimls 
 
 with him. 1 take him hy the 
 
 hand ; p. .s((ia..nad. 
 S(i(jisia,(iun). I carry him out, 
 
 I lead or take him out ; p. 
 
 ■said. .ad. 
 Sd;/iftidal>ddan, (nin). I drag 
 
 it out of doors; p. ,sai((..ant/. 
 Sdi/iiiidah/lna, (nin). 1 dragliim 
 
 out of door.-^; p. .■iaia..nad. 
 Sdt/iwan nidi. Tlie water comes 
 
 out of a vessel ; p. .saidniwamj. 
 Sdffiiran .sihi oma. The river 
 
 runs into the lake here, here 
 
 is its iiioiitli. 
 Snijiwia, [nin). I sacrifice some 
 ohj., (according to pagan 
 
 rites ;) p. .^aia..ad. 
 Sdj/iwilaitHi, (nin) or, nin sdiji- 
 
 wHaniuwa. I make him an 
 otfering, I ofier him a sacri- 
 
'I 
 
 SAN 
 
 — snn -- 
 
 HAN 
 
 Dllll' t>l»j. 
 
 itnlij^lil- 
 \). nciji- 
 
 1 imil<i' 
 iirriviil ; 
 
 i-otfh tuil 
 \)V\\\ my 
 
 I' lis, .sdiii- 
 A\ ill llif 
 
 LCIU'H llih 
 
 ttikt' him 
 
 ouch I'uvtli 
 
 I rt'uch 
 aki' liiuiils 
 111 l>y Uie 
 
 him out, 
 m out; p. 
 
 1 ilni;; 
 m.-awt. 
 
 drug him 
 a..iut(L 
 iter coinCH 
 i'uui'hi'iukj. 
 The riviT 
 here, here 
 
 rilice Homo 
 o 1)11!^ a 11 
 
 , nln tsoi/i- 
 <e him ii|' 
 lu a saui'i- 
 
 lice, (a iiairiiii siicriJift' )) p. 
 
 Sakdaii, {iihh.' I li^iht it, I Uiii- 
 dh" it, I Hct it oil Hre ; ji. ncka- 
 (iiii/. 
 
 Saknii/ailr,fn-mn(/a<l. It is lit 
 or li<rhlril, tire is Fct to it ; j). 
 
 Sl'lcilcij, ()V-lll(((/(lk. 
 
 Sakdiije, (uin). I set on (iro, I 
 urn an iiKH'iidiary ; p. s>'k..i/<'d. 
 
 Sdkoiifcwin. The act ol' scttiiiir 
 on lire ; the work of an in- 
 cendiary. 
 
 Sak(iipirfi(/anc, {inn). I lijriit 
 my i)i|n' ; p. srk.jicd. 
 
 Sdkdnii. Cane, \vaikin;/-stick ; 
 p\.-dii. 
 
 Sukddii, {lu'ii). I use it a« a eaiic, 
 an u \valkiii^-,-tick ; \). .sikacd. 
 
 Sdkdwa, {iiiii). \ net him on fire, 
 r make him hurn ; alno, I net 
 his house on tire; p. .sckti- 
 wad ; imp. sakd. 
 
 Sdkidc, ov-iiid(/dd. It cat e lies 
 lire ; p. sckidci/, or-nidt/nk. 
 
 Saki.i, {iiiii). I "catch tire, I he- 
 gin to iiiirn ; also, my lodge 
 or house hegins to hurn, it is 
 on lire ; p. fiekisod. — Katdr/iiu/ 
 adkisoioar/ ; the house of our 
 neighliors is on lire. AV sat/i- 
 kosiuiin yosha ; our house is 
 on fire. 
 
 Sdki-nmd. Sacrament; i)l.-/V///. 
 
 Sdiidf/ad. It is dilKcult, disa- 
 gieeablo, painful, inconve- 
 nient, troutilesome, hard ; it 
 is dear, hifrli, costly, jirecious ; 
 p. seneyak. 
 
 Sanagagindass, {iiiii). I sell at 
 high prices ; p. .sen.. sod. 
 
 * NoTK. — Tills root (infill to l)c ino- 
 iioiiiiccd hy two k ili.slciiO oldiic, i.e. iiiii 
 ■<((/,k(i(ln, and Die otluT woi'ils of the 
 Millie root. 
 
 Saudjfi'ndani, (niii). I have 
 thoughts of ditiiculty ; p. ncii 
 ..diiij. 
 
 Sandi/i'iiddnioiidn. Dillicnlty 
 anil troiihlc in thoughts. 
 
 Sdiidi/iiiihhi, {nim. 1 liini ii 
 riitl'ieult. 
 
 Sdiid(/i'iiiin(i, [iiiii). I liiid iiiiii 
 diliiciilt, I think he is dilli- 
 ciill, intriictahle, not easy to 
 hedealt with, severe, strict; 
 p. .sen.. mod. 
 
 Sdiidifi.s, (nin). 1 am dillicult, 
 particular, severe, strict, ex- 
 act ; I am intraclacic, not 
 (wi.sy to he dealt witii, of ill 
 humor, troiihlesome, insnp- 
 portalile ; also, I have dilli- 
 ciiliics, I iim in a dillicult 
 awkward situation ; p. .sen., 
 .sid. 
 
 Sdiidffi.s/ika, (nin) or. nln hi- 
 sdiKKji.shkd. I come lo IcH .'^. 
 til. dillicult, painful, distigree- 
 ahle ; j). .siiL.kdd. 
 
 Sdn/ii/i.shkdivd, [nin) ov,nhi hi- 
 .sanaijislikdu'd. J come to tell 
 him s. th. jiainful, etc.; p. 
 sen..wdd. 
 
 Sdnd(/i.si(u [nin). I cause iiim 
 dilliculties. trouhle, pain ; p. 
 .sen..d'l. 
 
 Snnd(/>.siir>n. I nt ractahlencss, 
 ill humor, dillicult disposi- 
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 Sanagwe, {nin). I speak a diffi- 
 cult langiia;re ; p. seiiaywed. 
 
 Sdiii/wewc, i)V-mn(/ad, or samj- 
 weires.siu. It suiukIs, (iiictal, 
 being moved or struck;) p. 
 naia . . wcij, or- itKU/cdv , 
 
 Saniiiind jtijiki. ^Filcii-crow ; pl.- 
 .sdiu'ii imljiij ]n'Ji/ilir()</. 
 
 SaaUija, ov-iiKKjad. It is lull of 
 Itrushwood, of underwoo I, (a 
 place in the woods ;) p. sesa- 
 (/<ii/, or-i>i(ii/(ik. 
 
 Sa.s(7i/((kir((ne, or-}iiti;/nk. The 
 llaiuo is asceiidiii,!^ high ; p. 
 scfs. .iie(j, ov-iiiwidk. 
 
 Saadijin, {nin). I am avaricious ; 
 p. ,sr.s...s-id. 
 
 S(im</i.sihin</wc, [nin). I have 
 tears in my eyes,- tears come 
 out of my eyes ; p. ses..uH'(l. 
 
 Sit.sHiji.'iihint/iriiialxiix, {niii). 
 
 Tears come out of my eyes 
 by smoke ; p, .sv'.y...vO(?. 
 
 Sa.sd(/iiiiivin . A va ri co. 
 
 Sa.sa</iwini</iiwin. The gift re- 
 ceiveil in a sacrifice, or, as a 
 sacrifice. 
 
 Saanijiiciiui, iiiiu). I give it to 
 liini in a sacrifice, or as a sa- 
 crifice ; p. .vt'.s'..M«//. 
 
 Sdtiui/iicUrhitjan. Pagan offer- 
 ing, sacrifice for the preser- 
 vation of life ; pl.-rt». 
 
 Sam(jiit'itrliitje, inin). I give s. 
 th. or contribute towards a 
 saci'ilice lor the preservation 
 of life ; p. .se.s..(fed. 
 
 SaNd;/ican(t, adv Often, fre- 
 i[Uent]y, repeatedly. 
 
 Sasd,ssa(jil>ina a.ssdh, {nin). I 
 fix a net to .set it, I tie the 
 stones and the floats to the 
 net ; p. ,ve.v. .//«(/ .• imp. .s(i.. 
 bij. 
 
 Sas^gd, ov-magad. It is fair, it 
 
 A liiif 
 
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 Muinv 
 
 i.«! ornamented, splendid 
 
 aaegag, ov-niugak. 
 Sasega-b abi.s.s iku i " dgan. 
 
 sjdendid coat ; \)\.-an. 
 Sasegdhicaiuiic, i niuu 
 
 drt'Sr^ed vainly, with 
 
 m-naments, I dress splendidly ; 
 
 p. .'ii's...-;ed. 
 Sa.'icga-iiii.si.s.sc. Pea-cock ; \)\.-g. 
 Sd.scgana, {nin). I adorn it, I 
 
 t)rnament or embellish it ; |), 
 
 sc.'i..nad. 
 S((.st'gdlcfiii/dn. Ornament, em- 
 
 liellishment, adornment, di- 
 
 coration ; pl.-«//. 
 Sd.si'gdivenitdn, niidw, {nin). 1 
 
 am proud, I am selt-conceiteij. 
 Sd.'iegdiveiiinia, {nin). I think lu' 
 
 is fair, (a person or any other 
 
 obj.) ; p. .s-c.'i..mdd. 
 .Sdscgawcnindi.s, { nin) 
 
 gdweuddd aiiaw. 
 Sd.scgdwenindi.sowin. 
 
 self-conceit. 
 .Sa.svVi'/.v, {nin). I am 
 
 S. Sa 
 Prid 
 
 •vt'- 
 
 am the oldest ; I am 
 
 older, 
 the fir; 
 
 born ; p. .ve.v/Av'.s-/'/. 
 .Sd.'^iki.siwin. Greater age; alsc, 
 
 primogeniture of tirst-birtli. 
 Sd.sina. A kind of nightingaU' ; 
 
 pi.-//. 
 Sdssabikond, (nin). I uuike hi 
 
 heail perspire, in order to chit 
 
 liim, to deliver him fron; 
 
 head-ache ; j). saia..nad. 
 Sd.s.sabikirdii. A medical ron: 
 
 which the Indians use to biiin 
 
 on coal, to cure heatl-ache ; 
 
 pl.-«». 
 Sdssdbiknu;, {nin). I nuike my 
 
 head i)erspire for a cure; p. 
 
 fiaio-.tced. 
 SdntiabLs, {nin). I am dazzled 
 
 by it, I cannot look on it. 
 
 (sun, etc.;) p. saia..sod. 
 
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 SftG 
 
 onler tociin 
 
 ft look on it- 
 
 Sa.ssai/dkwadii, [iiin). I nail it 
 to ,s. th., I nail it down ; p. 
 s('s..(nii). 
 
 S(issai/il'/ai'dir(i, iniii). I nail him 
 to 8. til, ; p. sc.s..v'a(l ; imp. 
 
 N7f.V.S'../.'Hvf. 
 
 Si(s:sO(/il)i<l(>ii, (in'ii), \'rv(]. I tie 
 
 if. in (liHorcnt places; p. .vt'.v.. 
 
 >/od. 
 Sas.s/iyodis, [nin). I am a nia- 
 
 .L'iriun ; p. .s'r.v...sAi'. 
 Siiss(n/6(l/siwiii. Indian mairic. 
 Siiftsdk-al), (»/»). I fee! a Imrn- 
 
 ing pain in my eyes; p. ses.. 
 
 hiil. 
 Sassukin<iu'c, Inin). I have sore 
 
 I'ves, I am .snow-liliml, (from 
 
 walk in;/ on snow in sunshine ;) 
 
 ]>. s<'.s..iral. 
 Sdftsdkiiij/wctciii . Sn ow-1 > I i nd- 
 
 nes8 ; iC mal de neij^e.) 
 S(issaki.vbiii(/if'eidl)(is, (iiin). J 
 
 •eel a Imrninj: i)ain in my evks 
 
 from much smoke ; p. scs.. 
 
 f'od. 
 Sassffkokwadaii, (niii). I try it; 
 
 p. s(ii(is..an(/. 
 Sd.s:sak(dxwnna,{iiiii). 1 fry some 
 
 ol)). ; ij. .stii<(,'i..)i((d. 
 xin.fakokioe, {niin. I fry 
 
 ■'^nh(s.:i('ed. 
 Sa.'isdkwe, {iiiii). T s 
 
 joy ; p. «es..wed. 
 Sdsfidktrewin . .1 oy fu 
 Sdssdssahi.'i, {niii). S 
 
 ]>. ,<iefi...si)d. 
 Sdsw<'hi;/ddndaii, {itiii). I sprin- 
 kle or water it, I asperse it ; 
 
 p. si's..aii(j. 
 Sd.sirebii/adudaird, {iiiii). I 
 
 s])rinkle or water some ohj. ; 
 
 I asperse him ; p. ses..ioad. 
 Sd.swrhi(/aaiidji(/an. Waterin;:- 
 
 pot, watering-cart ; sprinkling- 
 pot and brush. 
 
 P- 
 
 lont with 
 
 shootin«j;. 
 Sussdhis ; 
 
 SasireshkavuK/dfl. It is scatter- 
 ed aliont. (li-'per>ed ; p. sen., 
 ijdk. 
 
 Siisirrs/ikdit, [iiiii) or, nin scs- 
 inriidii. I scatter it, I dis- 
 pei-sc it, sipiander it ; ]). se.i.. 
 diitj. 
 
 S(i.sivf.^hkdW((, {niii] or, nin xds- 
 wcnn. 1 scatter ahout or di — 
 jiorsc some hody ; ])..ses..irdil. 
 — (tiidjihi ki .sdsims/ikdtrd J(>- 
 iiiid ; tiiou scattci'est money 
 aliiiiit purposely. — Mdiii(/dii <> 
 .sd.swe.s/ikdtran nidnislilduhh- 
 dii ; the wolf scatters the 
 shcej). 
 
 Sa iiccu'chiiid, [nin). I throw 
 ahout eome hody; [>. .ses..n((d. 
 
 Sdsirru'cbindn, inin). 1 thrcnv it 
 ahout ; p. .ses..nai/. 
 
 Sd.sjrriri'hinii/e, {nini. I am 
 throwinir ahout ; p. s(:s'..(/<'il. 
 
 Sdlrn<((/osi. It looks rancid ; p. 
 .'<aid(...sid. — SdlinHUjosi (iir ka- 
 kd.s/i ; this porU looks ran- 
 cid. 
 
 Sd/cnui/wdd. It looks rancid ; 
 J), /id id.. teak. 
 
 Sdlrpoyoai. He tastes rancid ; p. 
 .sdid...sid. 
 
 .Sdtrjxd/U'dd. It tastes rancid ; 
 p. imid..irdk. 
 
 Sdt(':s/iin. It is rancid ; p. saia- 
 te.s/iin. 
 
 S(' ! interj. Shame ! 
 
 Si'ijnidiKjos. iniii). I iitn dread- 
 iul, fearful, to he feared; p. 
 .saic.nd. 
 
 Sr</rudai/wdd. It is fearful, 
 ilreadi'iil, it is to he feared; 
 ]i. .Hdicij..wdk. 
 
 .Se'i/niddd), {nin). I fear, I have 
 fearful thoughts; \). .'i(fie..dn;f. 
 
 Sediindanwivin. Fear, (especial- 
 ly in thoughts,) apprehension. 
 
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 Sn/ia, (niti). I Iri^iliton liini, I 
 
 intiinidiitc liiiu liy my threats. 
 
 I iiliU'in liiiii ; p. .sdii'ii'ntd. 
 Sri/iljanir<i, {iiiii). I wear a ciio, 
 
 (a tult of liaii' ;) p. .s((ie(/..W(ul. 
 Se(/ifj(mw((ii, (proii. Ne(fibunon). 
 
 Cue, tnf't of hair ; \A.-ini. 
 Se</ibanii'ani.s/d, A kind ol' 
 
 wiiiall hiack liird ; (C. rt'col- 
 
 let;) pl-iajj. 
 St'ijima, (nin). S. Se(/ia. 
 Sc;/hi(((/n.'s, {)iin). t look fri;2;li- 
 
 tened ; p. fiaii''..sid. 
 Sn/ifi, (nin). 1 i"ear,l am afraid ; 
 
 I>. fiaicj/Lsid. 
 S(''(/isiwin. Fear. 
 Sn/iiaf/os, {nin). I speak so as 
 
 to excite fear, to make some- 
 
 bo<ly afraid nfme; p. .s(iie..Nid. 
 St'<jiUiwa, (nin). I listen tu him 
 
 with lli'ar, he excites fear in 
 
 me by his speaking; p, /iaie-- 
 
 wad. 
 Sckwadjiyed, A spitter ; \)\.- 
 
 Jiy- 
 
 Senibd. Silk, silk-stulf; rihbon, 
 
 riband ; [A.-iutj. 
 SenibdU'ds.sabdb. Sewing-silk , 
 
 Senibaweffin. Silk, silk-stutt'. 
 Se.s-agi.sid. He that is avarici- 
 ous, avaricious person, miser ; 
 
 Srsifai, adv. Suddenly, unfore- 
 seen, instantly, in a mon)ent, 
 in an instant. 
 
 Sesika-nibowin. Sudden death. 
 
 Sc.sika nin ni.s/ikddis. lam pas- 
 sionate, irascible, choleric, 
 of a quick temper. 
 
 Sesikisid. The oldest ; the first 
 bom of a family ; \)].-Ji<j. 
 
 Sessegan. Little hail. 
 
 Sessegundaif. White spruce ; 
 (C. opinette blanche ;) pl.-o//. 
 
 Sr.'i.iiu/idcc, (nin). My heart 
 beats violently • p. sdicid. 
 
 Scs.scijideewin. Violent |lieatinL' 
 of the heart; (F. battenieni 
 de cceur.) 
 
 Sc.s.se.ssakiti, {nin). I burn and 
 weep ; p. .iaie.,sod. 
 
 Scssci-sinia, {nin). I insult him 
 and make him weep ; p. .mir.. 
 mad. 
 
 Sianio. A kind of wilil duck 
 which alights sometimes on a 
 tree, what other ducks nevrr 
 du; wood-duck; (C. canard 
 branch u;) pl.-f/. 
 
 Sibi. River, streaui ; p\.-wan. 
 
 Sibin(/wai. Tear ; pl.-«r/. — There 
 is always a jx)ssessive pro- 
 noun prefixed to this word ; 
 as : Xin sibingwui, my tear ; 
 nin sibinj/ioaiay, my tears. 
 sibinywaian, his tear or his 
 tears. 
 
 SibL-ikudia, (nin). lam not well, 
 lam indisposed; p. .«<ft,..s-/(/. 
 
 Sibitikadiiiiioin. Indisposition , 
 little sicknet^i. 
 
 SibiskadJ, adv. Slowly, slightly. 
 
 Sibi.skd(/ad. It is flexible, it does 
 not break when bent; p. .sab.. 
 ka(/. 
 
 Sibi.'ikan. It is viscous, tena- 
 cious ; p. sabiskan(/. 
 
 Sihiskanamowiii. Phlegm. 
 
 Sibi.'ikendam, {nin). I sutler a 
 long tin\e ; p. .sab..an</. 
 
 Sibi.'ikendainoirin . Long suller- 
 ing, continued sorrow and 
 atilictioii. 
 
 Sibiwassdb. River-net, small 
 net, lit to be set in' a river ; 
 
 Sibwdyan. Corn-stalk ; sugar- 
 cane ; p].-ay. 
 Sibu'd</(tnnbo. Molasses ; (mo- 
 
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lioiirl 
 iced. 
 [boatinu' 
 ittenn-'iit 
 
 urn anil 
 
 nilt liini 
 p. sai<': 
 
 ild (lvu:U 
 lues on a 
 ;k8 nevrr 
 1. cananl 
 
 \i\.-W<(ll- 
 
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 she pro- 
 lis wonl ; 
 my tear ; 
 ■ tears. {> 
 ar or his 
 
 I not well, 
 ). >^ah...si({. 
 isposition, 
 
 ^,slij^htly. 
 
 ble, it does 
 
 t; p. .sab.. 
 
 )us, tena- 
 
 Ic'jxni. 
 1 .sutler a 
 
 long f<uMer- 
 Irrow ami 
 
 let, small 
 " a river ; 
 
 Ik ; sujrar- 
 
 Les ; (mo- 
 
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 lassi'H of tlie .-njiar-caiu', not 
 nuiple-Mijiiir molasses ; lur 
 wliieh see 7/»'m/«/«/.s/</«//.) 
 Sih wdija ai-Hinibd kwdi. C an e- 
 sngar, brown wu^'ar, Ilavun- 
 
 nali .sngar. 
 
 Siliivdyans. Snruut or bud ol 
 the corn-stalk ; pl.-«//. 
 
 Sido(/(iivi.-i/i/\(Hle, ov-matiad. It is 
 ballasted; \). sad..dc(i, or-nia- 
 <jak. 
 
 SidoiiawLshkndjitian . Hallast. — 
 Nind a<iW(issihni !iid<>gawisk- 
 kodJi(/an, I take out tlie bal- 
 last. ' 
 
 St'i/tKihoicc, {iihi). I mould, I 
 cast ; p. say. .wed. 
 
 St</(ian, {nin). I mould it, cast 
 it, ; J), smiaantj. 
 
 Siijuandddiwln. Baptism, by 
 pouring water on the person 
 to be christened. 
 
 tSiyaandai/e, {nin). I ))onr water 
 on 8. body; 1 baptize, I chris- 
 ten ; p. ii(ig..ged. 
 
 SiyaaiidageiviiL The act of bap- 
 tizing or christening, baptism 
 f/icen. 
 
 Siifuandagowin. Baptism re- 
 ceived. 
 
 Sii/aandan, {niti). I pour water 
 on it; also, I bless it, sprink- 
 ling it with holy water ; p. t/a- 
 gaandang. 
 
 Sigaandas, [nin). I am baptized ; 
 p. sagaanda.sod. 
 
 Sigaandasoioin. S. Sigaandago- 
 win. 
 
 Sigaandawa, {nin). I pour wa- 
 ter on him; I baptize him, 1 
 christen him ; p. .'iag..wad. — 
 This word also signifies, J 
 bless someboily, sprinkling 
 him at the same time with 
 holy water. 
 
 Si<f<iaiidjignth\ {n'-ni(ig(t<l. It i*< 
 blessed, (and sprinkled with 
 holy water ;) p. xag..dfg, or- 
 niagtilx. 
 
 Sigdundjigdso. He is blessed ; p. 
 nag.. .sod. — AJittraidtignn.s .v/- 
 gadudjigdsii ; anitinioninng 
 .siga(indjigdsii\r<>g. The little 
 cross is blessed; tho lieads 
 are blessed. 
 
 Sig(t(niuwa,4,nin). I jiour him 
 8. th. in the moutii ; p. nag., 
 wad; imp. sigano. 
 
 Sigaigade, or-magad. It is 
 moukhHJ or cast ; p. ,sag..dcg, 
 oY-magak. 
 
 Sigaigan. Maple-sugar cake, 
 moulded in s. th.; or any 
 thing moulded, cast; pl.-«u. 
 
 Sigaigandlig. Wooden mould 
 for casting nuiple-siigar cakes ; 
 
 pi. -OH. 
 
 Sigaigaso. It is mouldedor cast ; 
 
 p. .iag..iiod. 
 Sigaige, {nin). 1 mould or cast ; 
 
 p. .sug..ged. 
 Si^aog, {'nin). The waves leap 
 
 in niy canoe, or boat ; p. .v{#- 
 
 gaogod. 
 
 Sigaslikinadon, {nin]. T fill it so 
 that it runs over ; p. .<<ag..d(>d. 
 
 Signshkine, or-magad. It is so 
 full that it runs over, it is 
 overrunning, (a vessel or 
 measure ;) p. sag..neg, or-ma- 
 gak. 
 
 Sigdiva opwdgun, [nin). I lead 
 or plumb a pipe, I ornamejit 
 it with lead ; p. sugawad ; 
 inip. .sigd. 
 
 Sigihadon, {nin). I nuilce it .«o 
 full (with a li(}uid) that it runs 
 over, (a vessel ;) p. sug..d<>d. 
 
 Sigigamide, ov-magad. It over- 
 
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 flows ill Ijoiliii;^; p. Ktnj.jleg, 
 
 i)Y-Ulllililk. 
 
 Si(/iii((in(ii(ui,{iiiu\. I shed itui' 
 pdur it out to liini or for him ; 
 also, I syriiijro liiiii, I ;j;ivo at) 
 injection, ii clyster ; |t. .sw/.. 
 
 Si'jinan, (iiiii). I pour it out, I 
 slied it, spill it; p. s(i(/iiKin!/. 
 
 Sh/iiiii/e, iiiiii). I pour out, I 
 shed ; I keep tiivern, or a 
 drani-shoi) ; I deal in liipior; 
 ]). s<ti/iai(/c(i. 
 
 Sli/iiiii/r-masiiKtif/aii. License 
 lor sellinjr liijuor ; \)].-aii. 
 
 Si(/iiii(/i'iri;/(Uiiii/. A house where 
 li(juor is ])oured out, (sold,) 
 tavern, dram-shop, li(|uor- 
 house ; pl.-o//. 
 
 Sij/iskioena, {nin). I shed liis 
 hlood ; p. iia(/..nad ; iiiij). si- 
 (jisliwcn. 
 
 Sij/ixse, OY-mayad. It is over- 
 llowing, it runs over ; it is 
 slied ; p. xiujisaeij, or-max/ak. 
 
 Si(/wun. It is apnnj^ ; p. .sacy- 
 iiuuKj. — Siywaiuj, in spring. 
 Siiywnmjin, when it is spring, 
 or every time when it is 
 spring, every spring. Si(/wa- 
 voiKj, la.st spring. 
 
 SiijwaniiKjwewadj, {nin). I am 
 hrown, (of a brown com- 
 )jlexion, by the warm air of 
 the spring;) p. .'ia<j..djid. 
 
 Sijfiranish, {nin). I spend the 
 spring in such a place, or in 
 sucli a manner; p. sa(/..id. — 
 AV kitclii mino sitjwaninhiviin 
 nonyom ; we spent this. spring 
 in a very good and comfort- 
 able manner. Wanna nin (ji- 
 aigwanish ; I spent my spring 
 tar away. 
 
 SigwebinOt, {nin). I pour out 
 
 some obj., I make it fall out 
 
 (if a \essel ; p. o .si<j..n. — Ja- 
 in ia nin sigwdiina ; niaiida- 
 
 ininag nin .sigwebinag ; I pour 
 
 out money (of some vessel or 
 
 bag ;) I pour out corn. 
 .S'//i', inin). f spit; j». scktid. 
 Sik(q)i(lan, {nin). I drink it all 
 
 up ; p. .s(ik..ang. 
 Sikdiridjanc, (nin) or, nin .sika- 
 
 trininkigoine. The snot is niii- 
 
 iiiiig from my nose, I snivel ; 
 
 p. .sak..ed. 
 Sikawidon, {nin). Tiie spittle is 
 
 running out of my mouth ; p. 
 
 .s(ik..ong. 
 Siknwini.fkigoinewadj, (»?<t).Tlie 
 
 snot is running' from my nose 
 
 by cold ; 1). i^((k..djid. 
 >yik()bigagoae, ov-magad. It is 
 
 hung up to let the water drop 
 
 out ; p. .sak..deg, or- niagak. 
 Sikobigagodjin. It is hung up 
 
 to let the water drop out of it ; 
 
 p. iiak..ing. 
 Sikobigina, {nin). 1 hung it up, 
 
 to let the water drop otit ; p. 
 
 sak..nad ; imp. .s'ikobigin. 
 Sikowdgan. Spittle, 
 Sikowin. Spitting. 
 Sikowini-mukak. Spit-box ; pl.- 
 
 nn. 
 Sikwddan, {nin). I spit it ; p. 
 
 sek..ang, — Miskwi nin .tikwa- 
 
 daiv, I spit blood, 
 Sikwdna, {nin). I spit upon 
 
 him ; p. .iek..nad. 
 Sikwdningwilwa, {nin). I spit 
 
 in his face; p, sek..wad ; imp. 
 
 sik..givi''. 
 Simingwash, (nin). I have not 
 
 slept enough, I am yet very 
 
 sleepy ; p. ,'ia)n..id. 
 Simis, (nin). I feel sick ; p. .s-a- 
 
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 i^liittli' is 
 loutli ; p. 
 
 niv nose 
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 id. It is 
 ator tlroj) 
 
 tIKKJdk- 
 
 hiiiig u\i 
 3 out of it ; 
 
 ling it ui>< 
 I)) out ; i>. 
 
 [-box 
 
 »pit it ; 1 
 
 vni SI 
 
 kwa- 
 
 spit upon 
 
 I). I spit 
 }ad ; imp- 
 have not 
 
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 et verv 
 
 ik; p. 
 
 sa- 
 
 Siiialnde, or-Dini/rid mishi. A 
 
 pioiic of wood wliistles in I lie 
 
 lire ; p. san.Acii, i)V-iii(ii/(i/x. 
 Sinda(i(/aii. A kiml of press ; 
 
 (F. sciTP ;) \)].-(iii. 
 Siiii/<d)i(/iii(iii, iiiin], I coiitriU'l 
 
 it, iiiiike it tighter, (a conl, 
 
 string, etc.) ; p. nan. .an;/. 
 Simldi/tKtn, (nin). T press it 
 
 together, I cuniiu'css it ; j.. .san 
 
 ..inn/. 
 y,in</<i(/(iir(i, 'iiiu). I press it to- 
 
 getlier, 1 (lompress it ; p. .san 
 
 >i'(i',l ; imp. siiidit</(i. 
 Siiidaiijdsd. He is j-ressed toge- 
 
 llior ; p. .s (in.. sod. 
 Siiidoi(/e, [nin) or nin .v'nda/i- 
 
 icdil/e.. r press togetlier, eom- 
 
 l)ress ; p. .s((n..(jed. 
 SindaJai'uitjdn. S. Sindaiujini. 
 Sindaph, (nin). T gird mysell' 
 
 very strongly; j». .'<(in..s(id. 
 Sindji, {nin), I overstrain my- 
 
 s(dl', 1 make too violent efforts ; 
 
 )). .sandjid. 
 .Sindjio, (nini. I overstrain him, 
 
 ] cause iiim to make too vio- 
 lent efforts; p. sandjiad. 
 Sindji(/al>(iirimin, {nin). We 
 
 stand close together, we are 
 
 crowded, standingsomewhere ; 
 
 J). san..djiij. 
 Sindji.shimimin, (nin). Wc are 
 
 lying ch.)se together, crowded ; 
 
 p. san..i/ii/. 
 
 .Sinj/(i. ()t. ; p. senyaij. S. Xc- 
 ios/iiwan. 
 
 Sini</o[/(tdehina, {nin). I ruh liis 
 leg (with some medicine) ; p. 
 .sen,..nad. 
 
 Sini(/nna, {nin}. I rub him with 
 s. th. ; p. .sen..nad. 
 
 Siniyonamawa. I rub him some 
 part of the body, (with some 
 
 rub 
 
 medicine or ointment ;) p. sen 
 
 ..li'dd . 
 
 Sini(iiinilnhina,\nin>. I ruli his 
 arm, (with some medicine, 
 etc. I ; p. .sail. .mid. 
 
 Sinii/nniiidjnmti, {nin]. \ 
 him, with my hand only 
 .sen.. wad. 
 
 .Siiiii/finindJihiiKi. {nin\. I rub 
 his hand, iwith some medi- 
 <;ine, etc.) ; p. .sen. .mid. 
 
 .Sinii/<i.s/i/a'nji!/wemi, (nin). I rub 
 hi.s eyes, (with some medi- 
 cine) ; J). .s('n..ii(id. 
 
 Siiiii/osidrltiiui, (nin). I rub his 
 foot, (>vith some medicine, 
 etc.) ; p. .sen. .mid. 
 
 Sinit/iraan, (nin). I rub it witli 
 s. th.; p. .sen..iui(j. 
 
 Sin in (I p ijiki, {nin). I m i 1 Ic a 
 cow ; p. .sanimid. 
 
 Sini.skiiidvidn . Snot . 
 
 Sini.s/i-i(/()imni, {nin). I am snot- 
 ty ; p. sen..nid. 
 
 Siniskignme, (nin). I blow my 
 nose ; j). sen..mcd. 
 
 Sin.siijid)uwimin, (nin). S. .S'//h/- 
 Jit/abau'iniin. 
 
 Sin.sii/awi.skii/ome,{nin) .S. .SVA'O- 
 irini.skii/oine. 
 
 Sin.sikiin, {nin). I j)ress upon it ; 
 also, I till it too much (with 
 my body), it is too narrow for 
 ni'', two small, (some vest- 
 ment, or slioes, etc.); p. siw 
 .sikiinij. — Nin .sinsikiin oir ba- 
 hi.sik(ucd(/an, onow gaie ma- 
 kisinan nin .sinkikdnan ; this 
 coat ip too narrow (too small) 
 for me, and these slioes (or 
 moccasins) are too small for 
 me. 
 
 Sinsikawa, (nin). I press upon 
 liim ; also, it is too small for 
 me ; p. san.. toad.— Nin siim- 
 
 :i i. 
 
 i:i 
 
 il 
 
 1, 
 
 
 '■'V 
 
 •'i: 
 
 ;!.^ 
 
 I 
 
 .} :• 
 
,) ■' 
 
 SIS 
 
 — .170 — 
 
 SON 
 
 kuwa;/ nlii miinljikavHinan , 
 my initlfiis uio too Hii.iill toi 
 me, (lor my liaruls.) 
 Sifi.sihodudiiniii,(nini, W'v pre.-s 
 upon each, we are crowded, 
 wc throng ; p. .san...(U(ljiif. 
 Siiininini/icaina, [uiit). I hold 
 uiidcr my arm, or I carry lui- 
 
 (h'r my arm, some ohj. ; )>. 
 
 mm., in (II I. 
 Sinsohinit, [nin]. I dres.s liin 
 
 wound, I lie him up; p. nen.. 
 
 nad ; imp. .sinsohij. 
 SinsnhiN, (nin). My wound is 
 
 dressed, tied \ii); p. iitn..so<J. 
 Sin.sobiaowin. Bandujro of a 
 
 wound; \)\.-(cn. 
 Sinnokirebina, {nin). I tie up 
 
 lii.s head, (in head-ache ;) p. 
 
 .sen. .nad. 
 Sin.so/cirehi.s, {nin). I tie up my 
 
 lu'ad, (in head-ache ;) p. sen.. 
 
 ■sod. 
 Si.sihukn'iit. Sujtur. 
 Si.sih(1kwut(il)o. Sui^ar-water, 
 
 sap from maple-trees. 
 Suibdktratokdn. Place where 
 
 sujrar is made, sugar-camp, 
 
 sugar-bush ; (C. sucrerie ;) pl.- 
 
 an. 
 Sisibdkwaioke, [nin). I make 
 
 sugar; p. .scs..ked. 
 SisibdkuHitdkewi n . Sugar-mak- 
 ing^ 
 Sis-ibd kwaton.sa n. Confectionary 
 
 articles; (F. dragee), 
 Sissdwnnin. A kind of wild 
 
 cherry; (C. cerise a grappe ;) 
 
 pl.-««. 
 Sisisdwemimiijawanj. Wild clier- 
 
 ry shruli ; p !.-/(/. 
 Sis.sibodjij/an, or, biirdbiko-.si.s- 
 
 sibodjigan. File, rash ; ul.-rt<t. 
 Sis,sihodJi(fe,[nin). J tile, I rusp, 
 
 I sharpen ; p. ses.jjed. \ 
 
 \Sis.sib(>d<>n, inin). I tile it; 1 
 rasi) it ; 1 sharpen it ; p. ,si.s.. 
 doa. 
 
 Sia.sibonu, [nin). I file some oltj. : 
 p. .se.s..n<id ; imp. ni>.siboj. 
 
 Si>s.sif/((an, (nin}. I makea clear- 
 ing in the woods, 1 clear it, (a 
 Jilace in the woods ;) p. .s(!.s.. 
 (iny. 
 
 Si.sxicumu, inin). 1 spit cold wa- 
 tci' o?i him, (as the Indians 
 tltj tu per.sunH that taint ;) p. 
 iie.s..inad. 
 
 Si.siirutninjfivcna, (nin). I spit 
 cold water in his lace ; p. .sc.s.. 
 nad. 
 
 Siwakwadan, [nin). I suck it 
 out ; p. .saw.Mny. 
 
 Siiraktvana, (nin). I suck some 
 ohj.; p. .saw..na<l. 
 
 Siwakwe, (nin). 1 am sucking 
 the .sap or juice of s. th.; p. 
 .saw. .wed. 
 
 Sobania, (nin). I lick and suck' 
 some ulij. ; p. .swabamad. 
 
 Subandan, [nin). I lick and 
 suck it; p. swab. .ant/. 
 
 SoyipOy ov-niayad. It snows ; 
 p. .sw(u/ipo<j, or-mu(jak. 
 
 Sdn</ddi.s. I am strung, stout, 
 robust ; p. .swa..,sid. 
 
 Sonijan, adv. Strongly, tirinly. 
 — Sonyan nin debu-etun, I be- 
 lieve it firmly. 
 
 Sonijan. It is stron;^, ilurablc; 
 it is hard, firm, solid, steady ; 
 p. .suHingany. 
 
 Sonyanoniia, (nin). I pray 
 strongly, that is, I am a good 
 staunch Christian, I am reli- 
 gious, devout, pious; p. .swan 
 ..ad. 
 
 Songanamiaioin. Devotion, 
 piety. 
 
 Sonyaona, {nin). I give hiiu a 
 
^ 
 
 SON 
 
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 SON 
 
 L' it ; 1 
 p. sis.. 
 
 lie oil.'].; 
 
 ft c'.lriir- 
 
 iir it, (:i 
 
 p. sc.s.. 
 
 ■aM wa- 
 
 Iinliiuii- 
 
 liut ;i 1'. 
 
 I spit 
 ; !'• •''•'^•''••• 
 
 riuc;lv it 
 
 Ack some 
 
 suck in:/ 
 . th.; i>. 
 
 mad- 
 ilu'k iui'l 
 
 /• 
 
 snows-' ; 
 
 A-. 
 
 Itr, St0\ll. 
 
 Urinly 
 All, I he- 
 
 duviiliU'; 
 , Kteadv ; 
 
 I p r a y 
 un a good 
 am roli- 
 
 • p. SlVdH 
 
 V o t i»>ii- 
 ^ivo biiii '^ 
 
 j^ootl larj^c Hhiirc, (in a distri- 
 Imtion •,) p. sti(iit..nad ; imp. 
 siiit(/aiij. 
 
 Sunijaoiiidis, (iiiu). I take ii 
 f,'(jud liirjic sliuif I'ur niyscll', 
 (in a distril)nti(Mi wliicli I 
 make ;) p. .'iwaii(j..sod. 
 
 Sniii/ciidaijoN, («/;/). I am con- 
 sidered stron;^, J an\ stronjr, 
 firm ; p. su'(ni[/...'<id. 
 
 Soiijjciidai/H'iid. It if considcr- 
 t'(l Htroii'T, it is slruni; ; p. 
 
 SW(lll..W(lk. 
 
 Soiii/cuddin, {niii). I have strong 
 tlion^hts, 1 am iirnily re.sulv- 
 ('(1 ; I iim cunstant ; p. miuiit.. 
 
 (lUtJ, 
 
 S()ii(/cnd<iiiii<(, (nin). 1 muki'lum 
 have strong thoughts, a tirm 
 resolution, I fortify iiis mind ; 
 
 p. SllHtll(/..<ld. 
 
 Soiiijriiddi/Kttri II. Strong thon^hi, 
 linn resolution, constancy. 
 
 Soii(/enddn,{iiin). I think it is 
 strong ; also, I think on it 
 strongly ; I resolve it tirndy ; 
 p. swan..anij. 
 
 Soiujenima (nin). 1 think he is 
 strong ; also, I thiid< lirndy 
 on him; p. .sioan..iiuid. 
 
 Son:/>dee, (nin). I am strong- 
 hearted, I am brave, courage- 
 ous, fearless, intrej)id, auda- 
 cious, daring ; p. sican..ed. 
 
 Son(jidees/ika(/c, [nin). I make 
 tile heart of somebody strong; 
 I give tbrtitude, courage, 
 strength of mind, I comfort, I 
 console ; p. swan..(jed. 
 
 Sonjfideeslikai/etvin. Fortifica- 
 tion of the heart, giving 
 strength of mind ; the Sacra- 
 ment of Confirmation. Nin 
 migiwe Sonyidc.eshkajjeioiii, I 
 give Confirmation, I contirni. 
 
 Nin miiui Son(iideeshkou<^i.'iiu 
 
 I Contirni iiim. Nin ininiijo 
 
 S()n(/idi:t.f/ik(t</eii'in, I receive 
 
 Contirmalion. 
 .Stnii/idci'.s/iknird, (iiiih. \ makf 
 
 his heart strong, 1 fortity liis 
 
 heart, his nnnd ; I comfuri 
 
 him ; p. .•ii('(in</..wad. 
 Soniiideixlikidi't iiiina, (nin), I 
 
 give him strong thoughts, a 
 
 lirm resolution in his heart, a 
 
 lirm will; p. swanij..in(id. 
 Sonijidccwin. Fortitude ofheart, 
 
 courage, bravery, tearlessness, 
 
 intrepidity, audacity. 
 Soiij/ij/aipi.'i/ika, ov-innijud. It is 
 
 sure, not rolling, (a canoe or 
 
 Jtoat). S. Kitdi/windc. 
 St)n;/i(/i, [nin). I irrow stronger, 
 
 1 increase in 
 
 ]). .swan(/i</id. 
 S(iii(/ii/<tnd(i(/an, {nin), 
 
 strong brave voice ; 
 
 «/((/. 
 SdiKjiiiwadan, ( nin). 
 
 strong ; p. su'(in..an<i, 
 Son(/i(jwana, [nin). I sew some 
 
 obj. strong; \). .sican..nad. 
 ,Suii(/i</ii'(iss. 1 sew strongly ; p. 
 
 iiW(tii..s()d. 
 Soni/inayu.'i, {nin). I look .strong, 
 
 I have the appearance of a 
 
 strong man; \). ,s«'(nj...s'/'/. 
 SoiKjinaffwad. It looks strong, 
 
 durable, lasting ; p 
 
 ■11' ak. 
 
 SoiKjiiH/wani, {nin). T 
 strongly, I am not 
 awaken ; p. sirnn..any. 
 
 Honyis, {nin). I am strong ; p. 
 ."^wanf/isid. 
 
 Soiu/i.s'hin. He is placed .solidly, 
 assuredly ; j). .siraii..in(j. 
 
 Sdn(fi)iia, {nin). I make him 
 
 ize and strengthl; 
 
 I have a 
 
 t. ■'iirdii.. 
 
 I sew it 
 
 .sivun.. 
 
 sleep 
 easv to 
 
 1 I : 
 I 
 
 Ml,..' 
 
 !!; 
 
 !,i 
 
 'l' 
 
 I! 
 
 if 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
SSE 
 
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 SWA 
 
 M 
 w 
 
 ftrojifr, I Hircn^'theii liim, tur- 
 
 tiCv 
 
 iiiii 
 
 \K Sll'(lll..(ll 
 
 I. 
 
 timii.ssiii. Il is pliiccd .Mtroii^'ly 
 
 I ill I 
 
 riuf. 
 
 y, a.ssuri'dly ; ji. suum. 
 
 Soiif/ifon, (}i!ii). \ III H |< (• it 
 f-troii}'; I strcii'Mhcii it. I t'or- 
 
 itV 
 
 coiiliriii, nitil'v it 
 
 SUHtlUp 
 
 tod. 
 
 V 
 
 Ss/ijf, sstufd, at the cud of hoiiio 
 MiliHtiiiitivcsiiiid vcrliH, ulluilrs 
 to iraoil ; lis : liiiiifUi'i/onsdi/, 
 iiiapk'-wood ; mili<i(iuiijisH<iii, 
 ()iik-\V(i()d ; iniha</iss(i(/, a Hat 
 piece ol' wood, (a hoanl ;) ///- 
 iiisNit<t((, tile Hoor is cleuii.etc 
 
 verli.-J, denotes /lifiiKj ; a-< : Hi- 
 iii's/ii hiiiii-ssi', h'iji.ssf, imiijissf, 
 etc.;tlic liird Mies, IlicH quick, 
 Hies down, eic. 
 Sir(iii(/aii(inii(iil. Stronj; pioi) 
 Cliristiaii, linn in liis reliL'inn ; 
 
 I 'I •:/'■//• 
 Sirani/idrrd. lie tliat has a 
 
 stroll;: heart, a hrave, eoiirnirc- 
 oMs person, or uiwhuMous per- 
 son ; pl.-z'/V/. 
 Siriiiit/iilt'cs/ikiiirrd. He w li o 
 makes tlie heart stronir ; a 
 eoiiit'orter, consohir; 1>I.:/''.'/. — 
 Sv'iuKjii'ii'i'^ltkdU'fd Wiiiiji- 
 s/iid-M(iiiiti>, the Coiiifurtcr, 
 
 Sse, as end-svllalile of some the llolv (ihost 
 
T 
 
 Some worth which arc not foiiud iiiulcr T, iiKtij ht: looked fo*' 
 
 iinilcr I). 
 
 TAB 
 
 Ta. — Tliis piirtiric iimrks tlu- 
 tliinl porstiii of (lie future 
 teiisi'. iS. tliuCuiij. in Otcliip- 
 wc Gram.) 
 
 Tahn.s, {niii). I Inwcr MiVf^i'lf, to 
 avoid a Idow, or soiiu' otlier 
 tliiiij: that is tlyiu;; towards 
 me ; )). hlxisod. 
 
 T(d)(i.s/ii.sh, adv, Below, low. 
 
 TtiliK.s.sf'f, or-iiiiii/dd. Jt is low ; p. 
 Icbussttij, ov-miKjak. 
 
 Tuha.ssdhid. Undertootli, a tooth 
 of the under jawhoiie; [A.-tin. 
 
 Tahas.sddiiKi, or-iii(tt/iid. ?■'. T<(- 
 bassakiiniiijd. 
 
 Tahasaddis, {nin). J uin low, aii- 
 ject, mean, humiliated ; p, 
 tt:h..sid. 
 
 Tdlxtssnhd III ii/a , or- m a // a d. 
 There is a low ground ; p. feh 
 ..(/n;/, or-maijuk. 
 
 Tdbit.s.'itt/iira, ov-intif/dd. Tiiere 
 is a low forest, low tr<'es ; p. 
 teb..wiui, ov-mwjak. 
 
 Tuhas.sdkwddiiioi/ [aiiiiiiiki<j). It 
 thunders low ; a low thunder- 
 storm, (thunders make noise 
 low.) 
 
 Tabasfiaasika, ov-iiuK/ad. It is 
 low, thill, la book, etc.) ; ]>. 
 teb..ka(/, or-ina;/ak. 
 
 TAB 
 
 Tahifssashkdd. It is narrow, 
 (stuir, (doth, mat;) p. /i'li..kdd. 
 
 Tdbiissinddijos, (nin). I am e — 
 teeme(| low, mean, I am de>- 
 pisahle, despieahle, I am des- 
 pised ; p. f(/>...sid. 
 
 Tdlid.sscnddii, [iiiii). I esteem' it 
 low, 1 despise it; j). I(:b..dui/. 
 
 Tdb(i)istUiiin, {nin). \ have lium- 
 lik' (lioii^dits ofmyseir, I lium- 
 Iile myselt' ; p. Ivb.jnod. 
 
 Tdbd.s.si'iiiiiifiwiii. IluiiiMe con- 
 ceit of one's self. 
 
 Tdbd.ssniiiiid, {nin). I esteem 
 him low, ) think little of hini, 
 I despise him ; p. fcb.jndd. 
 
 Tdhii.ss'i'nindi.s-, (nin). 1 esteem 
 or think mystdflow, I liiimlile 
 myself, I am hunihle; p. trb . 
 sod. 
 
 Tidid.s.srn indi.snirin. Humility. 
 
 T(d)d.s.sid, iniii). I lower or abase 
 some obj. I put him lower ; p. 
 Irh..(td. ' 
 
 Tabassiijabawi aw awes.si. Tiiis 
 animal stands low, that is, it 
 is short-legged ; p. (cb..wid. 
 
 Tdba.'<.siiid, (nin], 8. Tdba.s.sid. 
 
 Taha.s.sinaii, [iiiii}. Ijiut it lower, 
 1 lower it ; p. Ieb..un;/. 
 
 Tdlia.s.sijiai/idendaii , ' n in ' or, 
 nin taban.fipai/idi.nan. 1 h«»m- 
 
 ,V I " 
 
 i 
 
 'J? 
 
 ! 
 
 id' 
 
 
li 
 li 4 1 
 
 \l 'N 
 
 .i ' 
 
 « / 
 
 TAG - :\U — 
 
 TAJ 
 
 lilv Huliiiiit it, I subject it 
 /(li..(ni(/. 
 T(il>tissii)(ii/iil( iiinKi, {niii). 
 Iiiuiilily .siilmiit liiin, I 
 jt'ct liiii) ; p. fil>..iiia((. 
 
 V- 
 
 Mill- 
 
 SUli- 
 
 'I'liliiixsljKiijiilniindis, ( ///'/( 
 
 liuiiilily siiliiiiit MiVHcIt', I 
 
 jt.'Ct inysolf; 1 1, /el). .sod. 
 Tdhn.fsifxii/iilt'ii iiidisdiriii . H tin i- 
 
 lilc >tiliiiiissi(»ii, siilijcctioii. 
 TidtKs.sisr inr hiiuislii. Tliut liii'd 
 
 llics l(,\v, ucur the .irfuiiiid ; p. 
 
 IrhassisHcd. 
 Tiil)os,'<i/n}ij (iiiii). I lower or 
 
 iiliuse it, I jmt it lower ; j>. 
 
 /(fi(/.s.siU)d. 
 T<ilHi.'<sriiia(f(id. It iH low, (ciiuoe, 
 
 bout, vossci ;) p. III). .(/(til. 
 TiiJ>(i'<x'>n'i', iiiiii). I speak willi 
 
 II lii;: thick voice; p. ii'h..ti'cd. 
 
 — 8. Is/ipowe. 
 T(ihti.s:Hiri''wcf(iii, [iiiii). \ wing it 
 
 low ; p. t(h..l(>d. 
 T(d)iii(>i<jc. {nhi). I make ii nhel- 
 
 ter or sliude ajrainst the wind, 
 
 or the sun ; j). /rl)..(/ed. 
 Tahinuon, Shelter ii^rainst the 
 
 wind, or tiie heal of tlie s>ui ; 
 
 \A.-(iii. 
 Tuhino.shimon, {iriii). 1 shelter 
 
 niyf^elr, I am lichiiid a slielter 
 
 atraiiist the wind, or under a 
 
 shade against the huu ; p. teb.. 
 
 nod. 
 Tdhishkoff/i, adv. Likewise, 
 
 eijually. 
 Tar/d! or taya taqa ! interj. 
 
 Well! halloo! let ine see! 
 Td(/okoninii. S. M<>Jwd(/oii. 
 Tdijoti, at the end of some neuter 
 
 verbs, alludes tohciiu/ heard ; 
 
 and tlu' first part of the verb 
 
 denotes the iitdiiiitr in which 
 
 one is heard ; as : Nin Jiiup- 
 
 tdfjos, they ate to hear me, I I 
 
 am heard with displeasure, 
 with lis'.Mlst. Nil! iiihirdLdtd- 
 i/o.H, I am heard speak injr pru- 
 dent words, I 
 Nhi iiiiinddf/os, 
 with iileasui'c.- 
 
 T(i(/t)nid('.s/i/t(iir(i, 
 Ifilfirdsidcs/ihdini. 1 tread on 
 iiis toes; p. h'i/..ii'(id. 
 
 T(ii/ir(i(idoii('iiiik. Mallet used in 
 
 HpeuK wisely. 
 T am heard 
 -S. Tinrii. 
 inin) or, /(//( 
 
 Tu(/W(idiidl)(). Corn-soup, iinlian 
 corn-sonp. 
 
 Tdi/ii'ilj/i. Fall, tlie fall of the 
 year, autumn. 
 
 T(ii/irih/i. It is fall, it is the liill 
 oC tlie year; p. Ir<ii('d(/ii/. — 
 Ti'</i('d(/ii/in, in fall ; (uixsiin/ 
 /''(/icdi/il/iii, every fall. To'j- 
 vdijoiKj, last liill . 
 
 T(i(iic(i</is/i, iniv). I spend the 
 fall of the year in such u 
 place, or in such a manner ; 
 p. Ic(/..id. — Monianii nin wi- 
 fa(/tvd(/ixh ; I intend to spend 
 the fall at Montreal. 
 
 Taiiii'akonindjisliko.s, (nin). My 
 hand (or tinker) is caught be- 
 tween the door, in shutting it ; 
 p. ii'(/.,s'od. 
 
 Taiiwalonindjiwn, [nin). I catch 
 or crush his hand (or finger) 
 between the door, in shutting 
 it ; p. fi'(/..wad. 
 
 Tat/icdwdt/ inandaminaij, (nin). 
 } stamp or crush Indian corn 
 with a stone; p. tei/.-icad. 
 
 Taid ! interj. S. Aiaid ! 
 
 Taias/ikil)odji(/ed. He that saws, 
 a sawyer ; ])\.-Jifi. 
 
 Tdiafaffddisid. tic who is lazy, 
 a lazy ]ier«on : \)\.-ji(j. 
 
 Tdju'dliikiium, [nin). I make it 
 straight, (metal,) I straighten 
 it; p. fej..an<j. 
 
TAK 
 
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 TAK 
 
 iikah't- 
 wix'ly. 
 
 llClU'il 
 
 ar, u'ln 
 ri'ud on 
 
 used ill 
 
 , Iniliaii 
 
 1 (if tlif 
 
 ; tliofaU 
 
 (lassiiKj 
 W. Tdil- 
 
 (I'liil tlif 
 
 SlU'll ii 
 
 iiuumer ; 
 
 niii ii'i- 
 
 tu epfixl 
 
 <iin). My 
 uiiriil 1'*- 
 uttiii<r it ; 
 
 ). I Ciltcll 
 
 ir iiii^i''"! 
 sh\ittin<: 
 
 (,(/, (nin). 
 "ian corn 
 wad. 
 
 that pawi^, 
 
 lo is lazy, 
 
 1 iimkc il 
 -tvaiglitfu 
 
 Tuiwiiknifuhnw, {iiin\ I .stiiiul up 
 
 .'-lnii;j'ht ; p. tfi..wi(l. 
 Tiijirdkohi, (niii). I Hlrui;rlit<'ii 
 
 lip, and Ntuiid iipri^lit ; p. trj 
 
 ..ttiil. 
 Tiih1li(iicatl(>ii, {uin], I wet il 
 
 with ciilii water, codling it li\ 
 
 wcttiiijr it ; p. tili.jloiL 
 TokdhawfiiKt, {iiiii). I wet liini 
 
 wiili iUiUl walcr. I tooi liini 
 
 liy wcttint: liim; i>. hh-..i,iil. 
 Tdkiiltiktid. It in coltl, (iiu'tal ;) 
 
 p. tvlckitk. 
 I'dkiihikixi. It is colli, (metal); 
 
 p. Iili...siil. 
 Takdi/dini, t>v-iiiui/nil. It is cui>\ 
 
 or cold, (Home liipiid ;| p. tek.. 
 
 initf, ov-iiKtijdk. 
 Tdkdf/diiiishkixhiii, (nin). S. Ta- 
 
 kilndlon. 
 Inkdid, or-rndifdd. It in cool ; 
 
 p. f<-k(ii<i(/, oi-ni(if/ak. 
 I'dkdniddd.'^i, \nin) or, /(/// Idkd- 
 
 niU(/d.si. I wade thron^fli u ri- 
 ver, 1 ford it ; p. tek. .Hid. 
 Tdkdnitnad. There is ii cold 
 
 wind i p. tck..nidk. 
 I'dkdsli, inin). I catch cold ; j>. 
 
 Ickdskid. 
 Tdkihtliinid, {nin). I make him 
 
 catcdi cold, I expose him to 
 
 cold ; p. fck..niad. 
 Tdkd.'i.sin. It Ik cold l»y the wind; 
 
 p. (ek..iii(f, 
 I'akdtc, or'nuvfad. It is cold, (in 
 
 a huildinjr;) p. tekdie(j,or-ma- 
 
 (jak. 
 Tdkrni.'i, (nin). I feel coltl in my 
 
 whole body ; p. 1ek...sid. 
 Tdkii). A spring of cold water; 
 
 \A.-in. 
 Tdkihadnn, (nin). I cool it pour- 
 
 \\i\j: cool water in ; p. t(k..dnd. 
 Takibi.s.sa. The rain is cold ; p. 
 
 ttb.,!ia(/. 
 
 Tiikidtr, (nin). My heart is coM ; 
 
 p. Ilk. id. 
 'I'tikid)'(i(dniirfinn,[nin\. I <'oo| 
 
 his heart, \>\ ;;ivin^' him euld 
 
 water to drink ; p. (ii\:.ndd. 
 Tdkidi I idlnnriinidi.'-, {niu). I 
 
 refresh my heart, hy drinkinu' 
 
 cold water ; p. hk...'<itit. 
 Tdkidjiinr, (nin). My nose is 
 
 cidd ; p. ti'k,.iii'd. 
 Tdkii/i'(d( , I nin). .My le^^ is cold, 
 
 (or my legs are cidd ;) p. tek.. 
 
 (led. 
 Tdkii/anii. (Vdd sprin;r-water. 
 rdkijridhitu'dniili.s, iniin. I eo(d 
 
 niv skin with cold water; p. 
 
 ti'k..,'<od. 
 Tdkinihin. It is a C(K)I summer; 
 
 p. ilk., in I/. 
 7WA/,v, {nin). I am cold, my Imdy 
 
 is cold ; p. lekiainl. 
 Tdki.s/iinid, (nin). I cotd some 
 
 oiij.; p lck..nidd. 
 Tdki.sidt:, {nin). My loot is cold, 
 
 (or my feet are cold ;) p. (ek,. 
 
 ded. 
 Tuki.s.sin. It is colil ; p. fcki.s- 
 
 .sinij. — Tdkis.^in nin niidjini ; 
 
 my meat is cold. 
 Tdkohiddwa, {nin] or, /(/// /<tktt- 
 
 l>id(tnidwd. I tie s. th. to him 
 
 or lor him, or s, tli. relatinji to 
 
 him ; I tie some remedy to 
 
 his wound or on his wound; 
 
 p. iek..wnd. 
 TakoOidc, ov-nidi/idl. It is tied, 
 
 it is hound up; p. fek..de(/, or- 
 
 maijak. 
 Tdk<ihid('</ {nid.'<hkti.'<.sin'(tn]. Hun- 
 
 dle (of hay.) Al>i<lini/ takid>i' 
 
 deif, ni.s'.simj takofiidr;/, ndnini/ 
 
 Idkohide'f, etc. One liundle, 
 
 three hundles, livo Imnilles, 
 
 etc. 
 TakohidJi<f<in. Tyinjr-string, any 
 
 .' I 
 
 \ 
 
 i 
 
 JiiPi 
 
 1 .1 
 
 IT -*i|'S**?»^- 
 
TAK 
 
 376 — 
 
 TAK 
 
 r ''M 
 
 • 
 
 f 
 
 tliin? to tie witli, a cord, ii 
 (String, piick-tlireud, etc. ; pl.- 
 (tii. 
 Tak()l)i(IJi(/(ui, or mdkalxo.s.sat/- 
 
 Hoo' 
 
 llUlTC 
 
 tdkohidjiijaii 
 
 lioop; \)\.-aii. 
 Tukohidjiijns, [iiiii) or, iiin tdka- 
 
 Oiij/UK. I am tit'd, f iiin liound ; 
 
 p. h'k..sn(l, 
 Takohi(/jii/r, (niii). 1 lie, I l)iiid ; 
 
 p. tek..ii^(l. 
 Takohina, (iihi). I tie liiiii, I liiiwl 
 
 Ijiiii ; I swatlieliiiii, ui child;) 
 
 p. fek..iia(l ; imp. fakohij. 
 Tukohinii/ciciii, or tdknlndjige- 
 
 loiu. Tying, binding. 
 Takobinitjowiii. Tie, Weing tied ; 
 
 bund. — Saiu((/atl iiiii inkohiui- 
 
 ijowia ; viiiiotc/t niii wi-tjaiia- 
 
 weinhhi. My Ipund (ultligution) 
 
 is dillicult'; l)nt still 1 will 
 
 keeii it. 
 Takdhis. {ni'ii). 1 am tied, I am 
 
 tietl tip in a cradle, (a child ;) 
 
 p. tckohitio'l. 
 IdkiibiiiKi, (iiiiiK [shorten some 
 
 obj. by sawing a piece oti'; p. 
 
 ick..nu(l. 
 Tdkokdddii, {iiiii]. I treail on 
 
 it; 1 trample it ; p. Iek..aii(/. 
 Takokddjiijade, ov-iiia</(id.. It is 
 
 trodden upon ; p. tck..deii, o.- 
 
 Diai/ak. 
 Takokndjiiids, (uiii). I am trod- 
 den upon, 1 am trampled ; p. 
 
 tr,k...sod. 
 lakokdiia, {ain). I treai' upon 
 
 him ; 1 trample i)im (any 
 
 obj.) ; p. i('k..nad. 
 Tako>''. [niii). I treaii, T step; 
 
 p. tckakid. 
 Takokiwiii. Step, pace. 
 Takoiia, (niu). I hold him; I 
 
 seize him, J take him uj), I 
 
 arrest him ; I make him a pri- 
 
 .soner; akso, I am liis spon.^or 
 
 at baptism, hi.-i godfather or 
 
 godmother; p. Ickonad. 
 TakdiKKjad. It is short, (caiioc, 
 
 boat, vessel, etc.) ; p. Iek..(/<(k. 
 TdkoiKiii, {iiiii). I hold it, [ soi/.o 
 
 it, f distrain it ; p. ffd>:.diii/. 
 Tdkoiidird.sK, {niii). I hold a 
 
 (diild in my arms ; als'i, [ jini 
 
 a spo'isor iit iiaptism, godla- 
 
 ther or godmother. 
 Tdk tude, ov-md(/dd. It is shoit. 
 
 (a building;) p. (ekoiuhy, or- 
 
 iiKiifdk. 
 Tdkouitliwin. Seizure, arrc-t, 
 
 distraint. 
 Tdkoniijade, ov-iiiaijad. It is 
 
 seized, arre 'ed, distraineil ; 
 
 p. t('k..de(f, uc-uid(/dk. 
 J\ikoni(/d.s, {iiin). 1 am taken 
 
 up, seiz<'d, arrested, I nw 
 
 uuide a prisoner; p. ttk..sii(l. 
 Tdkas, {iiin). I am short, I aui 
 
 small ; p. tekoaid. 
 Takwdbdwi.s, (niit). I am slunl 
 
 and thick ; (F. courtaud ;i p. 
 
 t<'k..sid. 
 Tdk-irdhij/ude. It ks short. 
 
 (thread, string, etc.;) p. /c7... 
 
 (jdk. 
 Tdkwdhujhi. It is short, (some 
 
 stutt', .s't'/t/6a, etc.) ; p. iek..siil. 
 Tdkwdbi.aid. I' is short, (uietul, 
 
 glass ;) p. tek.Jxdk. 
 Tdkwdbikm. He is abort ; p. tck.. 
 
 .sid. 
 Tdkicd(/diiamd, {iiin). I strdci 
 
 him too much; p. tek.jnad. 
 TdkwdkiniiidJiwadJ, (nin). M\ 
 
 hands are very cold, benumii- 
 
 ed with cold ; p. tck. .id. 
 Tdkicdki.sidcidbdii'c, {)nn,). My 
 
 tett are cold being wet; }). (ck.. 
 
 wed. 
 Tdkwdki.sidewadj, {nin). My feet 
 
r 
 
 TAK 
 
 — 377 — 
 
 TAN 
 
 d. Ii '^ 
 
 I. 
 
 V. 
 
 am liikoM 
 ed, I ii"' 
 
 ■ort, 1 i^>" 
 
 [ am f^li')ii 
 urlaiul ;) \)- 
 
 is short 
 c.;) p- 't'/'- 
 
 lort, (f^oiiu' 
 p. iek.-^i'l- 
 ort, inu'iiil, 
 
 iorf,p- Z'-'''^- 
 
 (). 1 slnU^ 
 
 iek..i»(nl- 
 (urn). M\ 
 
 d, lieunnili- 
 IckJd. ^, 
 
 wot; l». '<^^''" 
 
 niii). My an'i 
 
 arc oxtroimly culd, licnuinbod 
 
 with cold ; p. tek.Jd. 
 Takwdko.si. It is short, (u board, 
 
 etc. ;) p. tek..sid. 
 Takwdkwaan, (nin). I Hhortoii 
 
 it by c\itting olF a piece witli 
 
 an axe ; p. tck..anij. 
 Takwdkwad. It is ^liort, (a 
 
 \vo6don object ;) )>. (ck.,wa.\: 
 Takiodkwawa, (nin). I shorten 
 
 some obj. by cutting; ot!' a 
 
 piece w/.h an axe; p. tck.. 
 
 wad ; imp. takwukwa. 
 Takwama, (nin). 1 bite him ; p. 
 
 f<'.k..niaa. 
 Tukivdmbis, {nin). I ucar a nhort 
 
 petticoat or I'rock, (a woman;) 
 
 also, 1 tie or >^ird up high my 
 
 bhmkct ; p. tek..sod. 
 Takwaviig, (nin) ; p. tck. .god. — 
 
 S. Miniwapine. 
 Takwandin, [nin). I have a 
 
 short reHpiration, sliort breath; 
 
 p. tek.jnod. 
 Takwanddn, (nin). I bite it ; p. 
 
 tek..any. 
 Takwdndjigan. Tongs ; (F. te- 
 
 naille ;) pl.-a«. 
 Takwandjigan.s. 
 
 pers ; pl.-«/t. 
 Takwange, [nin). 
 
 ged. 
 Takwangcshk, {tiin). I am in a 
 
 habit of biting ; p. tek..kid. 
 Takwdnikwc, (nin). I have short 
 
 hair ; p, tck.. wed. 
 Takwdnowe aw aniino.ih. That 
 
 dog has a .short tail; p. iek.. 
 
 wed. 
 Takwdton, [nin). I shorten it ; p. 
 
 tck.. tod. 
 Takwcndam, [nin). I keep in 
 
 memory ; p. lek..ang. 
 Takwihidamowin. Memory, keep- 
 ing in memory. 
 
 PART II 
 
 Pincers, nip- 
 I bite ; p. tek.. 
 
 Takwaidun, inin\. I keep it in 
 nemory, 1 think on it ; p. tck 
 
 ..ang. 
 Takwrgad. It is sl)()rt, (stuff, 
 
 vestment, etc.) ; ]). ltk..gak. 
 Takwrgi.si. It is short, (siu/F, 
 
 .'<cniLKt, etc. ;) p. tck..Kid. 
 Takwrninio, \nin). 1 keep biniin 
 
 memory, I tiiiid< on him ; p. 
 
 tck.inail. 
 Tdkwindima. S. (iinwindinid.. 
 Tan. 'I'liis t'iid-syllabh.\ ot' some 
 
 verbs, is the inmdniatc u\' tawtf, 
 
 wliich see for an e.xithanation. 
 
 — iV/'/t jingitdn, I iiute to bear 
 
 it ; nin ininotdn, I hke to hear 
 
 it, etc. 
 Tdnapi ? adv. Ot. when? 
 Taud.s.'iag, adv. Like..., like as..., 
 
 I may say... 
 Tdndi? adv. Where? 
 Tangugwindjinia, [niii). I di]) 
 
 him a little in water, I toutdi 
 
 the water with him, (a person, 
 
 or some other obj. ;) p. taian.. 
 
 mad. 
 Tdngama, {nin). I taste it, I eat 
 
 a little of it ; p. tuia..niad. 
 Tdngandan, [nin). I taste it, I 
 
 eat a little of it; p. taia..((iH/. 
 Tdngina, (nin). I touch him ; 
 
 (L. tango;) p. taia..nad. 
 Tdnginuinawa, (nin). I touch 
 
 s. th. belonging or relating to 
 
 him ; p. taian. .wad. 
 Tanginan, inin). I touch it; p. 
 
 taia..ang. 
 Tdnginidiii, («/»). I touch my- 
 self; p. taia..sod. 
 Tangishkdge, (nin). I kick; p. 
 
 ten. .ged. 
 Tangishkdge hebejigoganji. The 
 
 horse kicks; p. ten. .ged. 
 Tangiskk/m, (nin). I kick it ; p. 
 
 tcn..an(j, 
 
 2u 
 
 \r 
 
 i 
 
 I 
 
 [• I' '5 
 
 1 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 
 J 
 
 'I 
 
T*"" 
 
 TA8 
 
 37H 
 
 TAS 
 
 s(. 
 
 f ' 
 
 Tuarfishkawd, (niii). I kick him; 
 p. ten.. wad. 
 
 T((ii</ish/ii<je, (ilia). I kick, I am 
 kicking ; I stump witli the 
 fuut ; p. ten..(je.d. (The Hiime 
 UH lamjinkkaija.) 
 
 TdiKjiaiiilon, {aiii). I make it 
 touch 8. th., I hriiijr it in con- 
 tact with H. th. ; J). talan..lod. 
 
 Taid? adv. Ot. liou ? wliat? 
 
 Tanitsh y (or, tani dask'l) ailv. 
 Ot. but how? liow? 
 
 Tapdb, (iiiii). I peep in, look in, 
 (tlirougii tlie door or window ;) 
 p. Icpdbid. 
 
 Tap I ! adv. (H. wlien ? 
 
 Tapikwen, (iiia). 1 stretcli my 
 head tlirougii a window or 
 other opening, to see s. th.; p. 
 tep..nid. 
 
 Tap ikwc.s hill, {niii). I peep in a 
 house or lodge through a win- 
 dow or door ; p. ep-.tag. 
 
 Tdshkaan, {niu). S. Taslikiiian. 
 
 Tdshkdbikad. It is cracked or 
 Hl)Iit, (rock or metal ;) p. taia 
 ..kak. 
 
 Tdn likdhikishka , or- m aij a d. 
 There is a fissure or gaj) in a 
 rock ; p. taia..ka(], or-iiia</ak. 
 
 Tdskkabikhi. He is cracked or 
 split, (rock or metal ;) p. taia 
 ...Hid. 
 
 Td-ikkabikitise, or-viar/ad. It 
 rends, splits, cracks, (metal, 
 rock ;) p. taia..se(/, ov-mai/ak. 
 
 Tdtikkama, {niii). I split some 
 an. ohj. with the teeth ; p. taia.. 
 mad. 
 
 Tdshkanash kidieweian. Coat , 
 overcoat, overall ; (F. Par- 
 dessus ;) p.-an. 
 
 Tdshkandau, {niii). I split it 
 with the teeth, I bite it 
 through ; p. 1aia..ai)ig. 
 
 Td)ihkatawan()ibidji(je, {niii). I 
 
 plough ill a sandy ground ; p. 
 
 taia..(jed. 
 Tdslikibudjiijaii. Splitting-saw, 
 
 split-saw ; pl.-au. 
 Td.shkibfidjii/an, or taslikiijibod' 
 
 jiijan. Saw-mill ; pl.-«//. — 
 
 I.skkoic-tdskkibodjiijaa, eteani 
 
 saw-mill. 
 Td-s/ikibodjif/e, {nin) or, niii tdsli- 
 
 ki(jil)(>dji(je. I saw with a 
 
 whip-saw or splitting-saw; 1 
 
 saw in a saw-mill ; p. taia.. 
 
 (jed. — S. Kisit kibodjiije. 
 Td.s/ikiI)odJi</ewi)i. Sa w i n i: 
 
 (along, not across); saw-mill 
 
 l)usiness, occupation or work 
 
 of a sawyer. 
 Tdshkibvdjiijewiniid. Sawyer ; 
 
 sawyer in a saw-mill, also, 
 
 proprietor of a saw-mill; pl.- 
 
 ivag. 
 Td.s/Jdbodoti, [nin) or iiiii tdsh- 
 
 kiyibodun. I saw it (along) ; 
 
 p. taia..dod. 
 TuNhkibona, {nin) or, nin tdsh- 
 
 ki(/ibona. I saw sonie obj. 
 
 (along) ; p. taia..nad ; imp. 
 
 tds/ikiboj. 
 Tdiihkujaiijan. "Wedge to cleave 
 
 with, frower; pl.-au. 
 Tdshki(jai(/e, [nin). I cleave, I 
 
 split ; p. taia..(jed. 
 Tdshkiyaisfse, (nin). I split wooil 
 
 for fuel ; p. taia..sed. 
 Tdslikiijdn, {nin). I split it ; p. 
 
 iaia..ang. 
 Tdshkigawa, {nin). I split some 
 
 obj.; p. taia.:wad ; imp. tdsk- 
 
 kiija. 
 Td.shkigi.^hka. It is split or rent ; 
 
 p. taia..kad. 
 Tdskkigisse, ov-inagad. It split- 
 
 or rends ; p. taia..seg ov-ma- 
 
 gak. 
 
TAT 
 
 — 371) 
 
 T^AW 
 
 Sawyer ; 
 ill, also, 
 nill ; ijl.- 
 
 nin iii-"'^''' 
 (along) ; 
 
 iiin iask- 
 
 ad ; i»n>- 
 to cleave 
 cleave, I 
 split wood 
 
 i'plit it -, !•• 
 
 split some 
 imp. tdsh- 
 
 plit or rent . 
 
 ,d. It spli*^ 
 ,se[i ox-ma- 
 
 Tashhiian, {iiin). I ,s|)lit it or 
 divide it in two, cutting it ; p. 
 taia..anij. 
 
 Tda/iliijwa, {niii). 1 split or di- 
 vide in two some an. obj,, cut- 
 ting it ; p. taia..wad ; imp. 
 tunlikijici. 
 
 Tdshlxika, or-magad. It is sjilit 
 or rent ; p. f((i<i..ka(j or-via;/nk. 
 
 TdshkikdmiijihidJij/aH. A thing 
 to rend tiio ground with, that 
 is, a plough ; pl.-au. 
 
 ITislikikamhjibidjujc, {nin). I 
 rend or tear the' ground, that 
 is, I ])lougii ; J). tuia.Jjed. 
 
 Td.shkiktrad. Tliero is a fissure 
 or crevice in the ice ; p. (nia.. 
 wak. 
 
 Tdshkikwadin. 'JMie ice splits, 
 rerids, opens ; p. lida..inij. 
 
 Td.shkina, {nin). I sj^lit some 
 obj. in the middle, I divide it 
 in two; p. tuiafihkinad. 
 
 Tdskkinan, {nin). I split it in the 
 middle, I divide it in two ; \). 
 taia..a)i(j. 
 
 Tdtayddis, (nin). I am inactive, 
 not working, slugginh, indo- 
 lent, lazy; p. taia..sid. 
 
 Tdiagddisiunn, ov-tdtaqddjiwin. 
 Sluggishness, inactivity, in- 
 dolence. 
 
 Taiai/dgivan. Backlione, spine. 
 — There is always a possessive 
 pronoun pretixed to this word ; 
 as : Nin tataydywan, ki lata- 
 (jdywan, o tatagdgwan ; my, 
 thy, his backbone. 
 
 Tutagonindjiodis, (nin). I bruise 
 my hand, (or tinger,) ; p. taiat 
 ..sod. 
 
 Tatagoganjiodis, (nin). I bruise 
 my nail, (on hand or foot;) p. 
 taiat..sod. 
 
 Tatugugomin. S. Odatagagomin. 
 
 TatayoskUodis, {nin). I iiruise 
 my foot ; p. tma..sod. 
 
 Taidgiru, ov-rnagad. S. .lingn- 
 knniign. 
 
 Tawd, at the end of some rerb.i, 
 signifies hearing; an<l the first 
 part of the verit denotes the 
 manner in which one hears 
 somebody; as: Kin gimilaira, 
 I hear him in a stealthy man- 
 ner, I overhear liini. Xin ini- 
 noiawa, I hear him with plea- 
 sure, etc. S. Tdi/n.s'. 
 
 /nwa, imp. verb. There is room. 
 
 Tairdhide, \'nin) or, nin latawa- 
 Iiide. I lost several teeth, I 
 have gai)s or vacant places 
 in the rows of my teeth ; p, 
 ten\.ded. 
 
 Tawdbika, or-magad. There is a 
 crevice or opening in a rock, 
 through from one side to the 
 other; p. teni..kag, or-niagak. 
 
 lairdbikfid. It is era c k e d 
 through, (metal ;) p. icw..kak. 
 
 Tawabitaiim,(nin). ^ make room 
 for him to sit down ; j). teic. 
 load. 
 
 Tawadina. There is a low ])lactt 
 between mountains, a valley ; 
 p. tew.. nag. 
 
 Tdwdn, (nin). I open my month ; 
 p. laid wan id. 
 
 Tdwanobidon dassunogan, (nin). 
 I open an iron trap, 1 set it ; 
 p. taia..dod. 
 
 Tdwanona, ()iin). I open his 
 mouth ; p. taia..nad ; imp. 
 tawanon. 
 
 Tdwanongwdm, (nin). I sleep 
 with my n outli open; p. iaia 
 ..ang. 
 
 Tdivigdbavi, {nin). 1 nuike room 
 in staiuling aside ; j). ti:w..wid. 
 
 Tdwishkdde, ov-niayad. There is 
 
 \\\ 
 
 II 
 
 I 
 
 » 
 
 
 (^ 
 
 :!^f 
 
TCH 
 
 — :m — 
 
 TCll 
 
 II. ^/ 
 
 i! ., 
 
 : J 
 
 r 
 
 room, (in a lodf^e, lionse, etc.) ; 
 
 ]). lew. .(ley, ov'magak. 
 TdwissiKja, or-inm/ad. Tliore is 
 
 Ji crack or o|)('niijjj; in u piece 
 
 of wood, ill a floor, etc.; j>. 
 
 tew. .(/ay, ov-mayak. 
 Tdwhsin. There is room ; )>. 
 
 tewis.si.ny. 
 Tchug, or tc.hdyi, in composition. 
 
 allinlt'S to ccnLHuiiiiny, sjkikI- 
 
 iiiy. (Examples in some of the 
 
 follouint: words.) 
 Ti-hdyui'', (niii). My provisions, 
 
 ammunition, etc. art! at an 
 
 end, are ^(mc, p. tchuidywd. 
 Tchdynkatewishi)!, (iiiii). My 
 
 powder is all ji^oue ; p. trhaia.. 
 
 iny, 
 Tc/idynkide, or-mayad. It in 
 
 consumed by fire, it Imrns uj) 
 
 entirely; p. tchaia..ded, OT-ma- 
 
 yak. 
 Tclidyakis, {tun). The fire con- 
 sumes tne, I buwi all up; p. 
 
 t(:haia..sod. 
 Tcltdydkisama, (nin). I burn up 
 
 all my wood; p. tchaia..mad. 
 
 (I^Conj.) 
 Tchdyaki.voi, ini)i). T burn it 
 
 entirely ; p. iehaia..iiny. 
 Talidyukixwa, [nin), I burn some 
 
 obj. entirely; p. tchaia..wad ; 
 
 imp. trhayakiawi. 
 Tchdyanwhsin, (nin). My shot 
 
 and l)allsare all^one;]). ^r/ui/w 
 
 ..iny. 
 Tclidyidabad(tn, (nin). I have 
 
 drawn all of it, 1 have iiothinji; 
 
 more to draw, (on a sleigli); p. 
 
 ichaia..any. 
 Tc/idyidahana, {nin). I have 
 
 drawn, or fetched on a sleigh, 
 
 all of it; \). tcli(ii(i..nad. 
 Telulyide, ov-magad. It burns ; 
 
 p. tchaidgidey, 'iv-mayak. 
 
 Te/iuyidjiwau. It runs out en- 
 tirely, ^^liipiid ;) p. trhaia. .any. 
 Tchdyiimx'hnd, [nin). I steal all 
 fnim him ; p. tehaiu 
 
 us tiung.-^ 
 .nidd. 
 
 Ti/idyind, {lu'n). I spend or con- 
 sume all of liim, I exterminate 
 
 sonu> (tlij. ; p. tchdidyinad,. 
 Tc/idyinayo,{iiin). I lose ail, in 
 
 gamiii;:; p. ichaiuyinawind. 
 Tr/idyinan, {nin). I spend it all, 
 
 I consume or use uj) all of it ; 
 
 p. IchaL.any. 
 Tclidyinemi.li.., {nin).. We die all 
 
 away ; p. tc/iuidyinedjiy. 
 Tr.hdyiniye, {nin). I spend all, 1 
 
 consunie all ; {). t('hai..yed. 
 Tc/idyi)u'yes/ik, {tiiii). I am in a 
 
 habit of spending too much, I 
 
 waste, I am a speudthrill ; p. 
 
 irha!.,kid. 
 Tell ay in iycs h kiw in. Ex trava- 
 
 gant spending, sijuauderiug, 
 
 waste. 
 TcJidyis, {nin]. I burn ; p. Ichai- 
 
 dyisod. 
 Tclidyisan, (nin). I burn it; p. 
 
 te ha in.. any. 
 Tc.hdyi.'ihkan, {nin). I wear it out 
 
 entirely, (clothing, shoes, etc.) ; 
 
 p. fehaia..any. 
 Ttuidyishkawa, {nin). I wear out 
 
 entirely some obj., (as nioshicc, 
 
 etc.) ; p. tchaia..wad. 
 Tchdyisiye, {nin). I burn s. th. ; 
 
 p. iehaia..yed. 
 
 Tchdyisiye-pagidiniyewin. Burn I 
 sacrifice, burnf-otiering, holo- 
 caust ; pl.-«». 
 
 Tchdyiftowin. A burn ; a hurt 
 caused by scalding or burning ; 
 \)\.-an. 
 
 Tchdyiase. It is used up, all is 
 gone ; p. tchaidgifmed. 
 
 ! i 
 
TCH 
 
 — :^si 
 
 TCII 
 
 )Ut 011- 
 
 ileal nil 
 . ickaia 
 
 (iv con- 
 riniualc 
 
 and. 
 a hU, ill 
 
 [A il all, 
 all of it ; 
 
 ie. dio all 
 
 K'nd all, I 
 :i..ged. 
 I am 11' " 
 ) much, I 
 ,thi-ii"t ; p. 
 
 Extrava- 
 uandering, 
 
 ; p. tchai- 
 
 »urn if, P' 
 
 wear it out 
 
 hoes, etc.); 
 
 I wear out 
 las inosliwc, 
 
 juru 8. th. ; 
 
 ^urin. Burnt 
 Iring, ^^"1^' 
 
 ru ; a l»"i'^ 
 )!• burning; 
 
 li up, aili- 
 
 TrJinip'sar, or-ninifdi/. Tt is used 
 u|>, all spent, all j^ono. 
 
 Tclinifisir/1, (»/»)• I l»iirn liiin, I 
 Hcald him ; p. ifhaL.wad ; imp. 
 irhajiaici. 
 
 Trhtrins. A kind of prev-hird ; 
 
 P'-^'.'A 
 TchOhiwi, inin). I liurt jny.ielf 
 
 by working too Iiard, or by 
 
 lifting up sonio heavy object ; 
 
 p. Ichainkmid. 
 TclinmdiiiKed. He that makes a 
 
 canoe or canoes, or boats, 
 
 canoe-maker, boat-maker, boat 
 
 builder; ])\.-ji!/. 
 Trhairhdni, (nin). I sneeze; p. 
 
 itfiaiairhong. 
 'rchatrhanqnkoahkamadim'ni, 
 
 [nin). We play sec-sawing ; 
 
 X^.-tchc.didjtfi. 
 Tchnlchaniiakoshkamadhcin. S. 
 
 See-sawing. 
 TchatchingwakamUja, ov-nia(jad, 
 
 iVeq. There is a shaking of 
 
 tiie earth from a cause above 
 
 grounti, in diflerent parts, or 
 
 at ditl'erent times ; j). tchcgaj, 
 
 ov-nnvjak. 
 Tclukaijamina, (nin). 1 dip liim 
 
 in water, etc.; p. ti-haie..nad ; 
 
 imp. tc he.. mill. 
 Tffieka<jaminan, {nin). I dip it 
 
 in water or some other licjuid ; 
 
 p. i('haie..anc/. 
 Tch^kash, Inin). I run aground 
 
 ^vith a canoe or boat, sailinif ; 
 
 p. (chaiekashid. 
 Tchekibidon, {nin). I (iraw it a 
 
 little out of the water, not 
 
 entirely ; p. ichaicdod. 
 TrJiekibina, {nin). 1 draw some 
 
 one a little out of the water, 
 
 not entirely; p. tchaicad. 
 Tchckisse, (nin). I run aground 
 
 w i th a canoe or hoat, paddlinj ; 
 
 also, T arrive briskly (o the 
 .«liure ; p. i(/i(iii*ki.s.<iril. 
 Trhc.ssdkid. He who jierforms 
 jugglery, Indian juggler ; pl.- 
 
 ."/'■'/• 
 Tc/irir/iafi'/iil>dn, adv. Disper.s- 
 
 edly, in iliflerent directions, in 
 
 diderent i)laces or to ditl'erehl 
 
 })laces. 
 7)7//, conj. That, to, in order in. 
 TvliUxii. Corpse, ilead jier.son ; 
 
 ghost, Kpectre, phantoni ; j)l. 
 
 Ichibaidiiij. Wood of the dead, 
 wood to lie placed on a grave, 
 that is, a cros,"* ; pl.-o^ ; or 
 more used : ajUtcintik, 
 
 Tc/iibiiidfiijonnmavHi, (nin). I 
 make tiie sign of the cros.s 
 npiTu him, or over liim ; p. 
 l<'hab..wad, or, ajilti'iatiyona- 
 mmra. 
 
 Tr/iihaiati[/onir/e, {nin). I make 
 the sign of the cross with my 
 arm, I bless myself ; p. Ichab.. 
 (jcd. or, ajittciafi(f'i)ii(je. 
 
 Tchnibai(/an. Dead per.son'.s 
 bone; pl.-(?/i. 
 
 Trhibaiijiji(/(id. The day of tlie 
 Dead, All Souls dav ; (L. 
 Comm. Omn.Fid. Def!) 
 
 Trhibai-makak. Box of the liead, 
 that is, a colhn ; pi. -oh. 
 
 Tchibai-onigandiiif. Hand-bar- 
 row of the dead, that i.s,a bier; 
 pl.-o«. 
 
 Tchibdkwas, {nin). I cook for 
 my.self, 1 cook my own meals; 
 p. tclm..s()d. 
 
 Tchibi7la(idira, {nin). T cook for 
 him; p. tcka..wad ; imp. tchi- 
 bakicd. 
 
 Tc/iibdkwe, (?n"n). I cook ; p. 
 tchdkakiced. 
 
 > 
 
 i 
 
 
 \\ 
 
TCH 
 
 — 382 ~ 
 
 TCH 
 
 n" 
 
 Tc/iih<ikiv<;wikwc. Woman tliat 
 cooks, ("ook, conk-maid ; j)!.-//. 
 
 Triiihakioe-kijdhikishjan. Cook- 
 stove, cook'ing-8tove; u\.-an. 
 
 Tc/iihnkwewu/amig. CooK-liouso 
 kitchen ; jtl.-o/t. 
 
 Tr/iibakwewin. Cookery, cook- 
 in <^, occupation or art of a 
 cook , 
 
 Tclnhakwcunniai. A nmn that 
 cooks, cook ; pl.-trrtf/. 
 
 TchUmiuko, in composition, sig- 
 nifies siiff". (ExampIeH in fionic 
 of the following words.) 
 
 Tchihatakocjade, {nin). I have a 
 stiff leg, or legs; p. tchah..dc(l. 
 
 Tchibntckiijisi. It is stiff, (silk- 
 stuff;) p. tchnb..sid. 
 
 Tchib^yaraig. House of tlie dead, 
 grave ; graveyard, cemetery ; 
 pi .-on. 
 
 Tfhibckana. Road of the dead, 
 that is, the Milky Way, (ac- 
 cording to Indian notions.) 
 
 Tchibenake, {nin). I iiiakeafeaflt 
 of the dead, (according to the 
 Indian superstition ;) p. tchab 
 ..ked. 
 
 Tchibenakewm. Indian feast of 
 the dead. 
 
 Tchibingtocn, (nin). I wink or 
 twinkle with the eyes ; p. 
 tchab. .nid. 
 
 TcJnbingwenowin. A wink, a 
 twinkle of tlie eyes ; pl.-a?i. 
 
 Tchibingw^tawa, [nin). I wink 
 him with the eyes ; p. tcha.. 
 wad. 
 
 TrJii bwd todbang. Before day- 
 light.— S. W'dban. 
 
 TcMg\ or tchigdii. Ncmr, close 
 by, nigh, by, at. 
 
 Tchigaana gigd, (nin). I take 
 the scales of the fish off, I 
 scale it; p. tchag..ad. 
 
 r 
 
 TcJiiqnaxoc, {nin). I scale 
 
 iclia..wcd. 
 Tr/iigndjiitmn, adv. Along the 
 
 rapid of a river. 
 Tchigannikwdn. A kind of IkjI- 
 
 low chisel for making woodt'ii 
 
 spoons; \)\.-an. 
 Tcnigagnni, adv. On the lake 
 
 near the shore. 
 Trhigaii. S. Trhig\ etc. 
 Tc/iigdkwa,sidy. Near the wood, 
 
 the forest. 
 Tcliiganagekivaan, {nin). I take 
 
 it off, (the bark of a tree;) p. 
 
 tchag..ang. — Wigwd.'^.t nin 
 
 tchiganngekwaan ; I take oil' 
 
 the bark of a birch-tree. 
 Tc/iiganagekwawa, {nin). I take 
 
 it off, (bark;) p. ichag..wad ; 
 
 imp. tchig..kwa. — Nin tcliiga- 
 
 nagekwawa xvanagek ; I takt' 
 
 off the bark of a cedar-tree. 
 Tchiganddweif/e, {nin). I out 
 
 down brandies from trees ; p. 
 
 tchag..ged. 
 Tchigandaw^wa mitig, {nin). I 
 
 cut down the branches of a 
 
 tree ; p. tchag..wad ; iniji. 
 
 tchig..w('. 
 Tchigapidan, (nin). Alg. S. UV- 
 
 bikodan. 
 Tckigapijiva, (nin). Alg. S. UV- 
 
 bikona. 
 Tchigataan, (nin). I sweep it ; j). 
 
 tcha..ang. 
 Tchigaiaigade, or-magad. It is 
 
 swept ; p. tchag..d,eg, or-magah. 
 
 Tchigataigan. Broom ; pl.-fl«. 
 Tchigataiganak, or ichigataiga- 
 natig. Brootnstick ; pl.-o>i. 
 
 TcJiigataige, (nin). I sweep; p. 
 tchag..ged. 
 
 Tchigdtig, adv. Near a piece of 
 wood. 
 
 ffl 
 
 ,il 
 
■ ' 
 
 TCH 
 
 — 383 - 
 
 TCH 
 
 calc ; i>. 
 
 long till' 
 
 il of hol- 
 ' woodt'H 
 
 the lake 
 
 the wood, 
 
 a). I take 
 a tree;) p. 
 ass 11 i n 
 I take otV 
 tree. 
 
 in). I take 
 chag..wa<l ,• 
 Sin' tchi(jo- 
 ek ; I take 
 clar-tree. 
 
 11). I c'^t 
 Ti trees ; p. 
 
 hf, ()!?■»)• ' 
 
 inches of a 
 
 U(7. S. V\V- 
 
 [Ig. S. V\V- 
 
 bweep it ; p- 
 
 \ngad. It i^ 
 ]_7, oT-magal:. 
 
 in ; pl.-a«- 
 icliigataiga- 
 
 ;k; pl.-on. 
 I sweep; p. 
 
 ir a piece o*' 
 
 TcMgewanm, {nin). (H. S, .lijo- 
 
 (Icwnam. 
 Tc/iigihig, adv. On the lioach, 
 
 on tlie lake shore, near the 
 
 lake on tlio sliure. 
 Tchiyigaan, {nin). I sijuare it ; 
 
 p. tcliug..ang. 
 Tcliigigaigan. Axe for S{|iiarin,n 
 
 titnlier, hroad axe, sqnariii;:- 
 
 a.\e ; ph-r</i. 
 Tchigigaige, {nin). I hew tim- 
 
 her, I cut it square ; p. tchag.. 
 
 ged. 
 Tc/iigigaigewin. iS((uaring tiinlier 
 
 cuttinj^ it S(inar('. 
 Tchigigmoa mitig,{nin). I S(|nare 
 
 a loo; ; p. tchag. .wad ; imp. 
 
 trhigiga. 
 Tchajikana, adv. By the way- 
 side. 
 Tc hi gikHchi garni, adv. Along 
 
 the great lake, or, the sea. 
 Tchigwakamigi.'isin. It falls to 
 
 the ground hard; p. Ichag.. 
 
 ing. 
 Tvhiviadgan. Large draw-net ; 
 
 (F. seine;) ; \)\.-ag. 
 Tchimun. Canoe ; pl.-an. 
 
 Tchimdnijig. Cai\oe-l)ark, birch- 
 hark for a canoe, to make a 
 bark canoe; pi. -oh. 
 
 Tchimdnike, {nin). I make a 
 canoe, or canoes ; p. fcha..ked. 
 
 Tchimdnikewin. Canoe-making, 
 work or art of a canoe-maker. 
 
 Tchimaa, {nin). I am fishinir 
 
 with a 
 seine ;) p. 
 
 Tckiine, {nin). 
 
 tchamed. 
 Tchimemagad. 
 
 wheel of a 
 
 tcham..gak. 
 
 Tchingidaatowe, {nin 
 
 draw-net; (F. jt 
 ic.hamaad. 
 
 I paddle ; p. 
 
 It paddles, (the 
 steamboat ;) \). 
 
 I tumble 
 
 over l»ead, playing ; p. frhan.. 
 %rrd. — S . ^1 liodjigira ii i.t.'ic. 
 
 Trliingitljissc, \nin). 1 fall on 
 my face; p. tchan..sed. 
 
 Tc'ii)igirnkaniig<(. There is a 
 sliiiking (jf tlic earth from a 
 canst' above ground, thunder, 
 etc.; p. trhan..gng. 
 
 T<'/iingw((in((gri(l. The ground 
 shakes, trembles ; p. tchan.. 
 gak. 
 
 Trhingwan. Meteor; pl.-OH. 
 
 Tihingwan. Thigh, the upper 
 part of the leg, up from the 
 knee. This wortl is Hlways 
 ))receded by a possessive pro- 
 noun ; as: Nin tchingwan, my 
 thigh; ki /rhingwan, thy 
 thigh, etc. 
 
 Tchingwanigan. Thigh-bone. 
 There is always a [)0ssessive 
 pronoun preli.xed to this word ; 
 as : Nin frhingivanigan, my 
 thigh-bone, etc. 
 
 T(:hishaje.shka, ov-magnd. The 
 skin goes off by scalding; ]>. 
 t(:ha..k(ig, ov-magak. 
 
 Tchishakwaan, {nin). I scrape 
 it, (a skin, pijikiwegin, ox- 
 hide;) p. tcha.,ang. 
 
 Tchishakwaigan. Scraper ; pl.- 
 an. 
 
 Tchishakwaige, hiin). I .scrape, 
 la skin ;i p. ir)ia..ged. 
 
 Tchishakwawa, {nin). I scrape it ; 
 (a skin, tvawa.'ihkt.'ihiwaidii, 
 deer-skin ;) p. t(:ha..wad; imj). 
 tchi..kwd. 
 
 TchLsse. Turnip; pl.-a?». 
 
 Tchissakan. Juggler's lodge; pl- 
 an. 
 
 Tchi.s.<iaki, {nin). I perform the 
 Indian jugglerj', in order to 
 know the future, or to know 
 
 ^ 
 
 } f 
 
TCH 
 
 — 381 - 
 
 Tcri 
 
 ; II 
 
 ' t\ 
 
 ii 
 
 Bm 
 
 oventH that haj)pene(l at a 
 distance; [>. tvliitntiaki<l. 
 
 Ti/tis.s(tkiiriu. Imliaii jufj;ji;lery, 
 t(» know the Cuturc, or disliiiit 
 ovcntH. 
 
 Tnhissa/ciwininL Juggler; pl.- 
 loaij. 
 
 Tclus.siblna, (iiiii). I pinch him ; 
 p. tclia..ad ; imp. trhw-Hihij. 
 
 Tc.liissiiid, or-majfud. The water 
 drops out of s. th. ; p. tc/ia.s- 
 ffil/Uf/, ov-inuijad. 
 
 Tchis.si[/aljaw, iuiit). I stand on 
 tiptoe ; p. i(;nas..wkL 
 
 Tc/iiii.sMjuuu'.'iibin</W(', in in). I am 
 i)le!ir-eyed; p. tc/iass.aved. 
 
 T</iisiii(/awi.sibiiujwewin. Blear- 
 ed n ess. 
 
 Tfhissiknwa, {mn). I surprise 
 liim by my coming, 1 arrive 
 unexpectedly to him ; p. tcha.. 
 wad. 
 
 Tell l.s,si-)ii iaikan. T urn i p- Heed ; 
 \)\-an, 
 
 Tcliltanemlagos,{tiin). I am con- 
 sidered serious, grave, I am 
 grave; p. U:hat..ml. 
 
 Tcliitchdg. Soul. This word is 
 always preceded by a possess- 
 ive ])ronoun ; as : Niii tchitchdy, 
 ki tchitchdij, o tchilckdywan, 
 etc. ; my, thy, his soul, etc. 
 
 Tchitchibakoua, (nin). I rock 
 liim, (a child); p. tchcnad ; 
 imp. iahitchibakon. 
 
 Tchitchibakonagan . Cradle ; pi. 
 -an. 
 
 Tchitchibi, in compositions, al- 
 ludes to coacuhion. (Exam- 
 ples in some of the following 
 words.) 
 
 Te hitchibi gadeslika,{nin) .\ have 
 convulsions in my leg ; p. 
 ichatcJi..kad. 
 
 Tchiic hibiHikeshka, Inin). I have 
 
 convulsioMH m my arm ; p. 
 
 tcli(i..k(id. 
 TckUckibinindj iahka, {nin). I 
 
 liuve convulsions in my hand, 
 
 (•r in my fingerH ; p. lrha..kad. 
 Tr/Mchibisfika, {nin). I have 
 
 convulsiijiiH in my body ; p. 
 
 Irka..kild. 
 
 Tchiirhibi.i/ikawin. Convulsion, 
 
 the state of being convulsed 
 
 in any part of the body. 
 T</iifchibi.side.i/ika,{niu). I have 
 
 Convulsions in my foot ; p. 
 
 t(ha..k<id. 
 Tf/iitchibiwcbinau,{nin). I shake 
 
 it to-^ether ; p. tcha..ang. 
 Tchitrftiboan, {nin). S. Tchilfhi- 
 
 bogwddtui. 
 Tchitc liibogwadan, {nin). I sew 
 
 it slightly, with wide stitches; 
 
 p. irha.Mng. 
 Tc/dtchibogivade, or-magad. It 
 
 is sewed slightly ; p. tcha..deg, 
 
 or-mr/gak. 
 Tchiic.hibogwana, {nin). I sew 
 
 slightly some obj.; p. tcha..nad, 
 
 imp. tchi..gwaj. 
 Tckitchibogwdxs, {nin). J sew 
 
 slightly with wide stitches ; 
 
 p. tcha...wd. 
 Tc/iitchigi, {nin). I scratch my- 
 my nails ; 
 
 self slightly with 
 p. tchatr.higid. 
 
 TchiU'higibina, {nin). I scratch 
 him slightly ; p. U;ha..nad ; 
 imp. tchitchigibij. 
 
 Tchitc hi gom. Wart ; (F. verrue) ; 
 pl.-a^. 
 
 Tchifrhikinjean, ishkote, (nin). 
 I stir the tire ; p. trJia..ang. 
 
 Tchitchikinjeigan. Poker to stir 
 the fire ; pl.-a/«. 
 
 Trhitchikinjeige, {nin). I am 
 stirring a fire ; p. icha..ged. 
 
t) 
 
 I 
 
 ' 1 
 
 , I shaki' 
 
 ,ng. 
 
 VchUclu- 
 
 \. I sew 
 BtitcUoH ; 
 
 arjad. 1' 
 icha..deij, 
 
 .). I BPW 
 
 'cha..na<h 
 
 . i RGW 
 
 stitches ; 
 
 latch my- 
 Ly uailrt ; 
 
 I scratch 
 \;ha..uail ; 
 
 vorruc) ; 
 
 >te, [nin). 
 ia..ang. 
 cer to stir 
 
 I). I ani 
 ha..ged. 
 
 TES 
 
 — 385 — 
 
 TET 
 
 Trhitrhwiskim'. Plover, (hinl) ; 
 
 Tehiiidk, adv. Neglijieiitly, l^iul- 
 
 Iv ; ut loant. 
 TekdHHhuj. Souiotliinj^ cool or 
 
 Cdolinfj;, pi'itporiniiit. 
 TeKofiisixl nhiiiodji. An infiuit 
 
 yi't in the cradle. — Tdkohin. 
 Tckoniired. Ho tiiat takes up, 
 
 seizofl, arrests, that is, u cuii- 
 
 stahle ; v\.-Ji</. 
 Teko.sid. He that is short, a 
 
 sniiill person ; pi.-////. 
 ^cnih:. ViTy big toad ; pi. ,'/. 
 Ti'ssah, {will). I atn 8ittin!.r on a 
 
 iiencli ; also I am on lifM-.-^e- 
 
 Itack, sittinjr in the saddle; p. 
 
 idii'ssdbid. 
 Ti'.sHdhCui. Shelf, a hoard fixed 
 
 so that thinjiH may he put 
 
 ujjon it, cupboard ; \)\.-(in. 
 Ti's.suhadaii, nin). I put it on a 
 
 shelfor cuphoarp; p. iaies..an;/. 
 Te.'i.iabana, (nin). I j)ut some an. 
 
 ohj. on a shelf or cupiioard ; 
 
 p. iaicnad ; imp. tc.s.salxij. 
 Thsdbik. Flat stone ; pl.-o/t. — 
 
 Nij ie.'i.tdhiknn, two tables of 
 
 Btone, (the two Tables of the 
 
 Covenant). 
 T^ymhikad. It is flat, (metal, 
 
 stone) ; p. taickak. 
 T('smkoni(jan. Hand-barrow; pl.- 
 
 an. 
 Tcssakwaiijan. Seaflbld to put s. 
 
 th. on it, to })reserve it from 
 
 damaj^e by water, by wikl 
 
 beasts, etc. ; pl.-«?i. 
 Tiis.s'anakwc. V'iririn, maid, un- 
 acquainted with man ; pi.-.'/. 
 Ti'.f.fnnair, {nin).' I am in a vir- 
 
 jlinal state, (a male speakin^f,) 
 
 unacquainted with wonuin ; p. 
 
 iaicwid. 
 Tessigina, [nin). I spread out 
 
 somewhere some an. stuff; p, 
 t<iii'..ii((d : imp. tcssigin. 
 
 'Ir.i.'iindgiiu. I'lale, ( F. assiette) ; 
 \>\.-au. — Ningn hn.sindgnii, a 
 ])late lull ; nijn tt'.s.siniigun, 
 nissi) f<:s.siiingtni,o{c. ; twice a 
 plate full, three times a plato 
 full, etc. 
 
 Trs.sintin, {nin). I spread it out ; 
 p. Idic.diig. 
 
 Tt'.ssiniiwu, inin) or, nin tc.s-.'^iiHi. 
 J take too nnu;h care of him, 
 I spoil him, (especially achild); 
 j>. tiiic..(t<L 
 
 Ti.s.'iinindj. 'i'he Hat hand. A7/* 
 ttis'ninindj, ki fcs.'iinindi, o tcs- 
 .s'inimlj : my, thy, his tint hand. 
 
 Tt's.'iiniiidjin, ill ill). I ojxMi my 
 liand, J sj)read it out tlat ; p. 
 ttiic.nid. 
 
 IV'.'isinindJifini'd, (nin). I stret<di 
 luy open tlat hand towards 
 him, or over him ; p. iaicwad. 
 
 Tc.'i.iifc/rigadc, ov-nxigiid. There 
 is a porrdi made ; ]>. (iiie.,.deg, 
 ov-iiuigak. 
 
 TcHnitrliigan. Porch, (F.portail) ; 
 pl.-rt/y.. 
 
 Ti'.ssifon, {nin). I make it fiat, J 
 riatten it ; p. iaicfod. 
 
 Tesaiioakwnn. Flat low hat, or 
 fiat cap ; pl.-«». 
 
 Tetehaagwindc, ov-magad. It is 
 fioatinj!; about ; p. taietc.deg, 
 ov-niagak. 
 
 Tcfebaagwindjin , (nin). I am 
 fioatinj^ about on the surface 
 of the water ; p. iaicing. 
 
 Tetebikinnk. A kind of tortoise 
 with a soft shell ; pl-wok. 
 
 Tetibibaginignsiid, nfn^eina. To- 
 bacco in rolled leaves, cigar. 
 S. Titibibaginignso. 
 
 Teti.s\<ianimad. There is a li^ht 
 
 F9 
 
 > 
 
 >1 ' 
 
 . : 
 
 I' V I 
 
 f\ 
 
 S 
 
 ^ I 
 
 ■ i 
 
 !i ' 
 
 
 »t 
 
 
TIB 
 
 — 380 — 
 
 TIB 
 
 wind, raiHin^jf no sea, a Hinootli 
 wiinl ; p. t(iit;..m(t/i. 
 
 Tcwn'i/ini. Drum ; taiiil»ariiic' ; 
 tiilioiirot, lal)rct ; \)\.-(iff. 
 
 Trirri</i', (itiii). I lii'Ut tlic' ilruin, 
 I ilruiii ; |). tdicffcd. 
 
 'J'ciocii/rwiiiini. Drunmicr, ta- 
 l)ouror, laliTPi' ; pl-»v///. 
 
 Tihi, adv. This advcrli oaiiiiot 
 lie ^'ivcn in Eiij^lisli witli a 
 corrc.spoiidiiijr adverli. It si- 
 piiilics, " 1 don't know wlicri'." 
 y\iiiii((i /i'oss / — Tihi. Wlicrc 
 i.s thy father ?— I don't know 
 where he is. Tihi ffcddinncwn- 
 nen ; I don't know whore I 
 Hliall die. 
 
 Tihijif/nn. I'attern for cuftinj^ a 
 coat or any other vestment ; 
 ])\.-an. 
 
 Tihik. Ni^dit. 
 
 Tihihihdminngosi </isiss. The 
 snn is darkened ; p. fcb...nd. 
 
 1 ihikabdmina(/umd. It is twi- 
 light, it is crepnsciilous ; j). 
 feh..wuk. 
 
 Tihikddia, {niii). I am heni;:hted, 
 I live in darkness, I am igno- 
 rant ; p. tcb..sid. 
 
 Tihi k(jisiss, or lihikiffi.nss. Nij^ht- 
 sun, tliat is, the moon ; which 
 is also called f/i,siss ; only for 
 a distinction from the sun, 
 they will call the moon iihik- 
 (/ifiis-s, when a distinction he- 
 comes necessary. 
 
 Tihikinam, (niii). I liave dim 
 eyes, I cannot see distinctly ; 
 p. tehikinauif. 
 
 Tihikong. Last 
 
 Tihinmoe, adv. Self; 
 
 as a propert)'. 
 Tibinaweiciidiit, {nin 
 
 night, or last 
 
 properly, 
 
 I make 
 
 myself master or proprietor of 
 s. th. ; p. (<h.,sod. 
 
 Tihinttwcwisiioin, Property. 
 
 Tihitilika, {nin). I CAnwv to my 
 anniversary ; p. tehislikdil. 
 
 Tibi.skd (ibinixlji. 'i'lie (diild 
 come.-i to the same time in tiie 
 year at which it was i»orn 
 last year, to its anniversary, 
 it is just one year old. P. It:- 
 bi.s/ikail. — Nijinif lihixhka, 
 nis.iint/ iihi.t/ikd, etc. ; lie comes 
 to his si'cond, to his third 
 anniversary, etc. * 
 
 Tihi,s/ikani(it/ad. k comes to the 
 same time in the year, to its 
 anniversary ; also, it is fulfill- 
 ed, accomplished ; ]>. ieb.jjttk, 
 
 Tibii<hku,ail\.ii\id prj). Likewise, 
 just so, e(pially ; e(|uivaieiit, 
 tantamount ; opposite, (F. vis- 
 A-vis) ; p. ttb,.an(j. 
 
 Tihislikokaway [nin), I am ecjual 
 to him, I eipial him ; p. teh.. 
 wad. 
 
 Tihisliko.ssc, o\'-ma(jad. It arrives 
 again, (a certain periodical 
 time or event;) or a foretold 
 event comes to pass ; p. teb.. 
 NC(/, ov-nuiijak. 
 
 Tibishkonsilfliiiiade, or - maijnd. 
 It is fuUilletl; it is made or 
 ])Ut equal; what was lost is 
 regaineil ; p. teb.,d€(j, or-ma- 
 (jak. 
 
 Tihis/iko.isifon, {nin}. I fnltill or 
 accomplish it, I put or make 
 it ecpial ; I regain what I had 
 lost ; p. ieb.Jod. 
 
 Tibi.^/ikoicendar/nn, (nin). I am 
 considered equal tosomehody ; 
 p. teb..sid. 
 
 Tibi.thkoivendaf/wad. It is es- 
 teemed equal to s. tli., or com- 
 pared witli 8. th. ; p. teb.Acak. 
 
 \\ '■ 
 
TIT 
 
 — 387 — 
 
 TIT 
 
 ietov of 
 
 i-ty. 
 
 > to niv 
 bt>l. 
 e chilli 
 ic in the 
 as Ix'Vii 
 versiiry, 
 .1. 1'. t''- 
 tihislikii, 
 
 lu'CDllU'S 
 
 lis third 
 
 t 
 
 les to the 
 ^ar, to its 
 is fullill- 
 . tc,h..(litl<. 
 Likewise, 
 juivaieiit, 
 te, \V. viri- 
 
 am ec|v\a\ 
 111 ; 1). teh.. 
 
 ItarrivoM 
 
 peri Dili I' 1^1 
 a tbretolil 
 
 ss ; p. tei>" 
 
 )i'-ma(j(i<l. 
 [s made or 
 
 vas lost IS 
 ]e<j, or-ma- 
 
 I tultill or 
 lit or make 
 what I had 
 
 \nin). I «^"i 
 1 somebody ; 
 
 It ifl os- 
 llh., or com- 
 1 p. teb..icalc. 
 
 Tihi.taatnti, {iiiii), or nin tifrinsi- 
 
 ton. \ Ihllil it, (a promise, a 
 
 vow) ; p. tt'h..tnil. 
 Tif/uir. Wave, liilluw ; pl.-o//. 
 'Ji'i/weid. At the (Mill of some 
 
 unipersonal verbs, alludes to 
 
 n river ; as : Waiekiriyii/irfid, 
 
 it is the end of the river. }f(i- 
 
 iu'ti(/wri)i, there is searc^ity of 
 
 rivers, (in a country), liiwifa- 
 
 tifiu'cid, the river turns round 
 
 (or hack a^ain) in its course. 
 Tikiiuhjait. [ndian cradle ; pl.-r///. 
 Tipn, or • )ua(f(id. It is much 
 
 damp, it is moistened ; p. ie- 
 
 poff, ov-mntjak. 
 Ti])(ilHi(/n, ov-m(njnih The loaves 
 
 of a tree or shrnh are damj), 
 
 wet, (from dew or rain) ; p. 
 
 lep.jjivi, or-mai/ak-. 
 TipnlxKjixi aw asscjyia. This 
 
 tobacco is fresh, (not too dry) ; 
 
 p. tcp..siil. 
 Tipahawadon, (nin). I moisten 
 
 it; p. te])..dod. 
 Tipahawana, (nin). I tnoisten 
 
 sotne an. obj. ; p. iep..nad ; 
 
 imp. fipabawaj. 
 Tipaslika, ov-ma(fad. The grass 
 
 IS wet 'from dew or rain);)). 
 
 1cp..kag, ov-majfa/i. 
 THibdhi.'i.Kidnn, {nin). I twist it 
 
 around s. th. ; p. td..d(>d. 
 THihakossatchiijan. Roller; pi. 
 
 -an. 
 Titihalcn.9sairhi(jc, {nin). I roll ; 
 
 p. let..(jcd. 
 Titibakossatwadan, {nin). I roll 
 
 it, I move it on roller.s ; p. 
 
 tef..ang. 
 Titibakoasaiwana, {nin). 1 roll 
 
 some an. obj. on rollers; p. 
 
 tet..nad ; imp. /?7..M'r</. 
 Titibakwaan, (nin). I twist it 
 
 up, I curl it; p. teU.ang. — Nin 
 
 titibakwaannn iiiniKisntin ; I 
 twist or curl my hair. — S. 
 li(d)isi(fakwaan. 
 
 Tidbannirc. It has a curled or 
 twist'd tail ; p. fi'/..irril. 
 
 Tifibdddr, nv-niai/dil. It is twist- 
 ed ; p. ff'f..d<'(f, or-mdj/dk. 
 
 Tifii)d(idji(/an. Keel ; pl.-rt/i. 
 
 Tilihdodjigc, (nin). I wind up 
 
 ithread or twine, otc.) ; p. /<•/.. 
 
 l/ed. 
 Ti/ibdftdnii, {nin). I wind it up, 
 
 (on a ball I ; p. tct..dnd. 
 Titihiutna, {nin). I wind it up, 
 
 {an. ol'j., .scnihd, otc.) ; p. /( f.. 
 
 iidd ; imj). fitibdoj. 
 Tifibds/ika, or-nidj/dd. The surf 
 
 or swell of the sea beats against 
 
 the shore and returns; p. tet,. 
 
 kdj/, ov-nKi(/dk. 
 THibd.'ilikwemd(/inan, (nin). I 
 
 roll it u]), I roll it together, 
 
 (birch-bark, paper, etc.) ; p. 
 
 i(!f..an(/. 
 Titibeir, adv. (tf. S. .lijndcw. 
 
 Titibcwaam, {nin). (If. S, ■///>>- 
 
 drwaam. 
 Titibewc, {nin). Of. S. .lijndewe. 
 
 Tifibit)af/ina, {nin). I roll to- 
 gether a leaf or leaves, (Iia;/, 
 alludes to leaves, ) tobacco 
 leaves, an. ; p. fef..nad. 
 
 Tifibibayinan, (nin). I roll Uy- 
 gether a leaf or leave.«, in. ; p. 
 fef..dnf/. 
 
 Tifibiddbun.Wii'^on, cart, coach, 
 carriage; pl.-«^. 
 
 Titibiijina, {nin). I roll together 
 some an. stuff, (soiiba, etc.) 
 I wind it up; p. fef..nad ; imp. 
 fifibigin. 
 
 Tifilyigwadan, {nin). I sew it all 
 round, that is, I hem it ; p. 
 tef.,ang. , . 
 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 {'l 
 
 
 1 
 
 
 »' 
 
 \ 
 
 1 
 
 } ,, 
 
 I I 
 
 
 : ; 
 
 1 
 t 
 
 '( 1 
 
 1) 
 
 ',1 
 
 (I 
 
 !l^ 
 
 I! 
 
 1: 
 
 1, 
 
 1. 
 
 
 J J 
 
TIT 
 
 — :?H8 — 
 
 TOT 
 
 I! I 
 
 Tilihiffwade, or-mn(/nd. If ifi hcJii- 
 
 iiit'ii ; p. tet..i/ri/, or-iiiaiink. 
 Tifil)ii/W((ii(i, inin). I new all 
 
 round soiiie an. HtuH', I hem it ; 
 
 |). tt;f..ii(i(l ; iiii|). titilii(/ir(ij. 
 TilihiiiwuHi). It is licmmcil, (ff/t. 
 
 Htuir, aetiiha, mosliwe) ; p. iet., 
 
 sail. 
 Tilihitjwusii, {niii). 1 HOW nil 
 
 rouml, I liCMii H. til. ; p. tel..H(nl. 
 TilihiiKi, ()iiii\. I roll Hoiiio (///. 
 
 ol»j. (u person or un^ other an. 
 
 olij.) ; ]). t(t..}i(i(l ; WW]}, litihij. 
 Ti/iltin((in(iirit,(iiiii). I roll huimo 
 
 olijecf helon^^inj? to him, or 
 
 relutinti; to him, I roll it for 
 
 him ; p. tet..wail. 
 TifihiiH/iri'hiiKi, (niu). T wrap 
 
 up liiM lace in s. th.; I cover 
 
 liiHoypH with H. th.; p.lef.,nad ; 
 
 imp. U'fihiiu/wehiJ. 
 Ti(il>ish(nc('nn iihul (iifwiwin, 
 
 (iiin). 1 wrap or ca.«t around 
 
 me my <j;arment or ventment; 
 
 p, tel..(tii. 
 Titiliis/iiition, (iiiii). I roll ahout 
 
 lyin^r, I wallow in s. th. ; p. 
 
 t(/..1lO>l. 
 
 Titihishkan, (nhi). I made it 
 
 roll or fall down, with my 
 
 ?>of/y, (touching; or pu.Mhin;j; it; ; 
 
 ]». f('t.,aii(/. 
 TilUnshkawn, {niu). T make roll 
 
 down some an. ohj., with my 
 
 hmli/ ; p. iet..wa(l. 
 TUihis.s'e, {niu). I roll down, I 
 
 roll olT; ]». iet..sed. 
 Tilibinse, ormmjad. It rolls off; 
 
 p. te1...Hey, or-mayak. 
 Titibissc-oddbdn. S. Titibidd- 
 
 bdn, etc. 
 Titibiia, (/</«)• I roll or turn 
 
 from one side to the other, 
 
 lyinf,'; p. tet.dad. 
 Tltibitchipina, {nin). 1 wrap him 
 
 up, r swathe him, In rhiMi ; 
 ]). tft.,n(iil ; imp. titibi/c/iifuj. 
 
 Ti/ilii/</iijii.'i,{nin). I am wrapped 
 up in N. th., I am Hwathed, 'a 
 child); p. Ul..snd. 
 
 'I'ilixstni'c aw aivr,s.Hi. The liair 
 or fur of this animal is short ; 
 p. l('/..trfd. 
 
 'J^'w^! iiiterj. I'sed hy males only 
 to express admiration, astd- 
 nishiiij; ; reprimand ; pain, 
 sorrow. (The females say, m/VJ.'i 
 
 Tos'kdb,{nin).\ look with scarce- 
 ly opened eyes, with almost 
 closed eyes ; also, J aim at s. 
 th. (with a gun, etc.); p. Ui'u.h- 
 kabid. 
 
 Toskdbama, inin). I look at him 
 with only a little opened eyes, 
 with almost closed eyes ; I 
 aim at him; p. iii'(is..niad. 
 
 TD.fkdbandan, (nin). I look at 
 it with only a little openeil 
 eyes ; I aim at it; p. turn.'*. .any. 
 
 Toloynn. A tremlding ])iece of 
 jrround, in a marsh or swamp ; 
 ])\.-on. 
 
 Tntayanowan. There is a tremld- 
 in^ j)iese of ground ; j). Iwcl.. 
 any. 
 
 Tolokxi^ruuHiiin kitotdyan. The 
 hell tolls, it is struck only on 
 ono tilde ; p. iwet..iny. 
 
 TidokirewrssUnn kiintnyan,{nin.) 
 I am strikiii;r the hell only on 
 one side ; (F. je tinte) ; p. tuiet.. 
 lod. 
 
 Totosh. Woman's hreast, dug ; 
 also, the udder or du}^s of a 
 cow, or other quadruped ; pi. 
 -ay. 
 
 Toloshdbo. Milk. 
 
 Totosh&bo-bimide. Butter, (milk- 
 grease). 
 
TWA 
 
 — 3m!) — 
 
 TWA 
 
 Toldslinhi'iwiiidiiHij. M ilk liuiisc 
 
 luir_\ : |tl.- 
 
 T()li>.s/i 
 
 OH. 
 
 il\i'. 
 
 (iiiii] 
 
 I 
 
 suck 
 
 flO<l..k-)lf 
 
 Tiiiiriifim. A toj) wliirliiij^ ul)uut, 
 
 (Itoy'n playthiiij:) ; |tl. -<*//. 
 T<tin''ii/r, (iiiii). I |)liiy witli n 
 
 luj) 
 
 I 
 
 niiikc It wliii'l I'dUiii 
 
 p. iwcwnticil. 
 Tnfdwfsi. Moth ; ])\.-wok. 
 Tinihm, (iiiii). I makf ii hole in 
 
 it ; p. IwifiddiK/. 
 Twilibdii. A lu)lt' in tlie ice for 
 
 water; \)\.-(tn. 
 
 'I'w'tihi, lain). I iiiiikc ii hole in 
 the iei' to huve wjiUt ; p. 
 tii'iiifihiii. 
 
 Tiniii/r, uiiii). I niiikc ii [v<U' in 
 the ii;e; p. fwoiaiifi'd. 
 
 Tin'iwii itiiliii'iiiii, iiilii). I (!nt till 
 iec tlir(»n;;li, I ni;ikr a Imlf in 
 it ; I), twaidirud ; imp. Itiu'ih. 
 
 Tivi'i.s/iiH,{uiii\. I hroak llirou;^li 
 
 tl 
 
 liriiii'iKliiiii 
 
 le ice 
 
 iilkin;; 
 
 ' oil It 
 
 I' 
 
 Tini/iriiskohiifiiKdu, inin). I 
 wiilk in the writer on the ice; 
 I>. (iriii(if..f()i(/. 
 
 i4 
 
 i\ 
 
 !i 
 
 only on 
 p. hvei. 
 
 11 > 
 
 ! k 
 
 iijis of {I 
 Iped ; pi. 
 
 «! 
 
 11 
 
 pr,(iiiillt- 
 
 !i ' 
 
 ?! 
 
\ 
 
 w 
 
 Some words that viiglit be supposed to he under Wa, are to he 
 found under O, as the sijllaole wa is often pronounced like u, 
 and o like wa. 
 
 1^ 
 
 WAB 
 
 Wa? adv. What? 
 
 Wa-, the Chantjc of wi-, wliicli 
 
 see. 
 Waaw, pron. an. this one, this 
 
 licre. 
 Wnb, [nin). I see; \\ waifibid.* 
 Wnbahiijan. W]\ite clay; lime. 
 Wdhabiganigc, (nin). 1 white- 
 wash ; p. toaidb..f/ed. 
 Wdbabiijanikan. Place where 
 
 lime is made ; limekiln ; \'.-an. 
 Wdhabi(fanike,{nin].l burn lin.e ; 
 
 p. waiab..ked. 
 Wdbahiganikewin. Business or 
 
 trade of a lime-burner. 
 Wdbabiganikewinini. L i m e - 
 
 burner; Y)\.-ioag. 
 Wdhahik. Tin, (white-iron). 
 Wdbadjidjak. White crune ; pi. 
 
 -wag. 
 Wdbado. Rhubarb. 
 Wdbngamishkinjigwan. The 
 
 white of the eye. 
 Wdbajashki. White mud; wliite 
 
 clay for dishes and plates. 
 Wdbakik , o r wdbdbikwakik. 
 
 White kettle, that is, a kettle 
 
 made of tin, tin kettle; pl.-o^. 
 
 * Note. — From this word to wiVto on 
 pa^i' 39;i,ull the words belong to the root 
 w<Xb, white. 
 
 WAB 
 
 Wdbakosi miiig. The tree is 
 
 whitisl 
 
 1 ; p. waia..sia. 
 
 W'dbakwa, or-magad. The forest 
 
 has a white appearance ; p. 
 
 waia..xoaq, or-magak. 
 Wdbama, (nin). I see him ; p. 
 
 waidbamad. 
 Wdbatnegoshin gigo. The fish 
 
 looks whitish, (spoiled) ; p. 
 
 uiaia.:ing. 
 Wdbaminagos, (nin). I am visi- 
 
 bk', I appear; p. waia..sid. 
 Wdbaminagosiwin. Visibility. 
 Wdbaminagwad. It is visible, 
 
 it shows, it appears ; p. waia.. 
 
 wak. 
 Wdbaminagunidis, {nin). I make 
 
 myself visible, 1 appear ; p. 
 
 ivaia..sod. 
 Wdban. East, orient. 
 
 Wdban. It is twiliprht, (in the 
 morning) ; p. waiabang. — Bi- 
 ivdbaa, daylight is approach- 
 ing. 
 
 Wdbdnakwad. East-cloud, cloud 
 coming from the east; pl.-o/t. 
 
 Wdbanang. Morning-star. 
 
 Wdbandaa, (nin). I let him see 
 s. th., I show him s. th.; p. 
 tc!aia..ad. 
 
' 
 
 WAB 
 
 — 3"Jl 
 
 WAB 
 
 re to be 
 I like o, 
 
 tree is 
 
 lie forest 
 ance ; p. 
 
 him ; p- 
 
 The finh 
 .iled) ; p- 
 
 [ am visi- 
 \ia..iiid. 
 sibility. 
 a visihle, 
 • p. waiU" 
 
 ,j).Imakc 
 ,pl)(-'ar ; p- 
 
 t, (in the 
 
 mntj 
 lappv 
 
 oach- 
 
 loud, cloud 
 ].st; \)\.-on. 
 
 5tar. 
 
 "t him see 
 , th.; p- 
 
 Wdbandaan, inin). I show it; 
 J). waia..an<j. 
 
 Wdhaudaiwe, {aiu). I show, I 
 let see; I manilest; I prove; 
 p. waia.Aced. 
 
 Wdbandaiweii, {hin). I sliow it, 
 I manifest it; 1 prove it; p. 
 waia..wed. 
 
 Wdbaiidaiweiian, (nin). I show 
 him, I hrin^ liiiu to lijiiht, 
 (any an. obj.) ; p. waia..wed. 
 
 Wilbundaiwewiii. Showing, 
 sliow; manifestation ; proving, 
 ])roof; pl.-«vt. 
 
 \\ dbandaiwewini • pukwcJHian. 
 Show-bread, (in the Oldl'esta- 
 nient). 
 
 Wdbaudama, {nin). I am in my 
 monthly tlowings, (a woman); 
 p. waia..mad. 
 
 WdbaudamadLi, {nin). 1 see s. 
 th, belonging or relating to 
 me; 1 see myself, I cast im- 
 modest looks upon myself; p. 
 waia...<iod. 
 
 Wdbandamawa, {nin). I see s. 
 th. belonging or relating to 
 him ; p. ivaia..ivud. 
 
 Wdbandan, {nin], I see it, I per- 
 ceive it; \). touia..ang. — Nin 
 wdbandan maainaitjan, I read, 
 1 am reading. 
 
 \V 'bandis, inin). I see myself 
 (in a looking-glass, in the 
 water, etc.); p. waia..sod. 
 
 W'dbandjiyade, or-inagad. It is 
 seen ; p. ioaia..de(/, ov-mayak. 
 
 Wdbandjigds, {nin). 1 am sf en, 
 (any an. obj.) ; p. ivaia...'iod. 
 
 Wdbandjige, {nin). I see (some 
 obj.) ; p. u'aia..(/ed. 
 
 Wdbang, adv. To-morrow. \Vd- 
 bang kigijeb, to-morrow morn- 
 ing ; wdbang ondgo^/iig, to- 
 morrow night, (evening). 
 
 Wdbange, {nin). I look on, I am 
 
 a spectator ; p, loaidbanged. 
 Wdbanibi.s.'ia. The rain comes 
 from the east, or, it rains in 
 the ea.st, east-rain ; p. icaia.. 
 .mg. 
 \\'dbaningnsi. Snow-bird; pi.-.'/. 
 
 \\ dbun inodin. Eastw i nd. 
 
 W'dbanish, («//*)• I pass the 
 winter, 1 survive the winter, 
 1 am sj)ared to see the spring 
 again; p. ioaia..>skid. S. Nun- 
 di iabuni.sh. 
 
 W'dbanoniin. Rice. 
 
 W'dbanong. In the east ; from 
 the east. 
 
 W'dbanuw, {nin). I am a sor- 
 cerer, (after the Indian notion); 
 1). uiaiu..iiHd. 
 
 Wdbanowiwin. Indijin sorcery. 
 
 Wdbanowiwinini. Indian sor- 
 cerer; lA.-tvag. 
 
 Wdbaniiwe. It has a white tail ; 
 p. waia.,wed. 
 
 Wdban.sig. A kind of white d uck ; 
 \)\.-iiHtg. 
 
 W'dbas, inin). I survive the 
 night, I see the day once more, 
 la sick person) ; p. ivaia... 'id. 
 S. KondiidbuH. 
 
 Wdba.i/ikdd niashkossiw. The 
 herb is whitish ; p. ioaia..kak. 
 
 Wdbashkiki, Swamp, marsh, 
 morass, bog; pl.-H?a/«. 
 
 Wdbas/ikikonidn. Pewter ; (F. 
 ("tain). 
 
 Wdbassini. A white dog ; pl.-ogr. 
 
 Wdba.isin. White stone ; ala- 
 baster. 
 
 Wdbas.sini - makak. A 1 a has te r - 
 box. 
 
 W'dbdwan. The white of the egg. 
 
 W'dbia, {nin). I make him see, I 
 open his eyes; p. waidbiad. 
 
 Wdbide, ov-magad. It is ripe ; 
 
 ■■ r, 
 
 •> i 
 
 X : \\ \ 
 
 ' 
 
 il' 
 
 t») 
 
, I 
 
 WAB 
 
 392 — 
 
 WAB 
 
 'f;' 
 
 i I 
 
 p. icaiabideg, or-ma;i(ik. — Ma- 
 li ami n iv(lbideiii(.!/aa ; tlie wild 
 rice Ih ripe. — 8. Wdbisn. 
 
 Withidwi. Lonjj; potatoe-8prout ; 
 pl.-m/t. 
 
 Wdhiihri. It sprouts (in lonu' 
 H[)ro\its); p. waiahidwhl. 
 
 WalndwDnaijad. It sprouts; p. 
 waia..(fak . 
 
 \Vdl)i(f(idoJi</ai;/(Ui. The incision 
 in the maple-tree is whiti.sh, 
 (tlie running of tlie sugar-Siip 
 is near its end). P. waiabiijak. 
 
 Wdliiijdina, or-miujivl. There are 
 Htraits between two lakes ; p. 
 ioaia..m(i(), ov-iii u<jak. 
 
 Wdbi[/aii. Clay ; iF. terre-glaise). 
 
 Wdbiijaiye, (uin). I plaster with 
 chiy, I put clay on; p. iraia.. 
 ijed. 
 
 Wdb'ujaiyewin. Plastering witli 
 clay, clay-plastering. 
 
 Wdbiyan-minikwddjujaii. Earth- 
 em pitcher ; pl.-an. 
 
 Wiibigaa- omodai. Jar, jug; pi. 
 an. 
 
 Wdbiyaii-ondgan. K a r t h e r n 
 plate or ilisli ; pi. -ait. 
 
 Wdbigaii- oiKVjaiiike , {uin). 1 
 make earthern plates and 
 dishes, I am a potter; p. icaia 
 ..ked. 
 
 Wdbiguii - ouaganikewinini. A 
 man that makes earthern 
 dishes, a potter ; i)\.-wag. 
 
 Wdbigin. Flannel. 
 
 Wdbigin bebigwatagak. Soft 
 llannel, swanskin ; (F. molle- 
 ton). 
 
 W'dbigon. Flower, b^oom, blos- 
 som ; pl.-<». 
 
 Wdbigini-gijigad. Day of flowers, 
 (tlie holiday of Corpus Cliris- 
 ti.) 
 
 Wdbigitui-gisinsy or wdbigon-gi- 
 
 .fis.f. The moon of flowers and 
 Iduoms, the month of May. 
 
 Wdbigonike, {niii). I make flow- 
 ers, (artilicial flowers) ; p. waia 
 ..ktd. 
 
 Wdbii/omkcwikwe. A woman 
 making artilicial flowers; i)l. 
 
 '.'/• 
 Wdbigoniwimitig. TJie tree is 
 
 Idooming, is flourishing ; p. 
 
 waia..uud. 
 
 Wdbigtoan. White feather; pi. 
 
 Wnbijakwc. A kind of eagle, 
 
 with a white head aiid a white 
 
 tail; [)1.-^. 
 WdbijisliL Marten ; \)\.-wog, 
 WdbiJS.s/iiwaidn. Martenskin ; 
 
 pi. -ay. 
 ndbiJcahiwatcJidb. Ivy; (F . 
 
 lierre.) 
 Wdbikadin, or wdbikamigadia. 
 
 S. Nigig wakami gadin. 
 Wdbikwanaie,(uiii}. S. Wdbish- 
 
 kikivanaie. 
 Wdbiktve, (nin). I liave wliite 
 
 hair, (a white head), I am 
 
 gray-headed ; p. waiabikioed. 
 Wdbikwewin. Gray head«, gray 
 
 age ; (L. canities). 
 Wdbinago.'i, {nin), 1 look pale ; 
 
 white ; p. waia..sid. 
 Wdbineioadengwe, {nin). My face 
 
 is pale, wan ; p. waia..ioed. 
 Wdbinewi:;, (nin). I am i>ale ; p, 
 
 waia..sid. 
 
 Wdbinewisiwin. Paleness. 
 
 Wdhinigadc, or -magad. It is 
 painted white ; p. ivaiag..deg, 
 or-magak. 
 
 Wdbinigaso. It is painted white, 
 [an. obj.) ; p. waia..sod. 
 
 Wdbinimshib. A kind of large 
 white duck ; pl.-fl^. 
 
WAJ} 
 
 — 393 -■ 
 
 WAli 
 
 \'> 
 
 rfl aiiit 
 ay. 
 
 c ilow- 
 p. waui 
 
 .VOtHilll 
 
 re; pi. 
 
 tree in 
 ing ; P- 
 
 ler; p'- 
 
 [■ oajxle, 
 a white 
 
 wog. 
 enskiii ; 
 
 y ; IF- 
 
 I. 
 
 WdhUh- 
 
 ve white 
 
 I), I i^'»^ 
 bikioed. 
 aiK gray 
 
 |ok pale ; 
 
 ). My face 
 
 .wed. 
 L i)ale ; p. 
 
 383. 
 
 id. It is 
 dag..de<j, 
 
 Led white, 
 
 of large 
 
 W'aln'papa.i.'ie. A kind of white 
 
 wood-pecker; pi.-//- 
 \\'/(hi.s/ika,()v-))i(i(/((ff. Tt is wliite, 
 
 1>. ir(ii((../i-t'(/, uv-i)i(ii/(ik. — Wu- 
 
 />i.i/ik(()>i(i!/(iil iii.s/ifii/H'iin ; iiiv 
 
 liead IS whit", jrray. 
 Wdhishkaau, iniii}. I whiten it ; 
 
 I make it white; p. ti'(iiii../iii(f. 
 W/i/)i.s/ikithi(/ilii<l(iii, (»///). 1 
 
 make it wiiite, (a string, (;oril, 
 
 etc.) ; ]). ii'(ii(i..<l()d. 
 V\'dhi.shkd(iami. A whitish H(pii(l 
 
 or weak Ucpiid ; p. ir(ii<t..)ni</. 
 Wi'ihi.shkaij wawini. S. Wiihuiiian. 
 \\dhishk(tiii<i)i. Whitewasiiinjr- 
 
 hrnsli ; \)\.-an. 
 Wdht.'i/ikdji', (»//(!. I iiave a 
 
 wliite skin ; p. ■W(iiu..Je(I. 
 HV//>/.s'///.v/«'r/,(////o.I whiteii liiiii, 
 
 mai\e him wiiitc; i). ic(i/<ihi.s/i- 
 
 k<iw<«l. 
 Wuhishkia, (itin). I make him 
 
 wliite, in making him, [an. 
 
 olij.) ; p. irai(i..ad. 
 \Vdbishkih(Jihii)/(ui. Chalk, 
 
 Spanisli white. 
 Wdbi.shkihcs/iaii/du. S. Wdliish- 
 
 kibejibii(/aii. 
 Wt1bi.shki[/i)i. White cotton or 
 
 linen. 
 Wdbiskii/if.nn, {ni7i). I make it 
 
 white, (stntr), I bleach it; p. 
 
 n'(iia..t/id. 
 Wnbi.fhki-papaf/iwuidii. S. UV?- 
 
 bi.s'hku/iii. 
 Wdbi.s/ikwdiHtie, {nin). 1 am 
 
 dressed in white; p, u'aui..icd. 
 Wubishkiiujwc, (uiit). I have a 
 
 white face, I am wan, J am 
 
 pale-faced ; j). waia..W('d. 
 \V(lbiiiJiku,i)nn]. I am white ; p. 
 
 U'aiabi.'</ikh<iid. 
 \\'nbi.'<hki.'<i(iwa, ov-DKKjnd. It is 
 
 white ; p. n'aia..ir(t(/.or-majfak. 
 Wdbi.s/ikitchLsii. Turnip, (wldte 
 
 I'ART II 
 
 turnip) ; ])\.-aii. — S. Mi.sk<>/c/ii'<. 
 ().'«(in'fc/ii)ii>-. 
 
 Wdbi.s/ikifiiii, iniii). I make it 
 white, in maUiiiir it; p. iraia.. 
 fad. 
 
 Wdbis/ikiicc, {niin. I am a wiiite 
 person, (not an Inilian or 
 negro) ; p. irni((..wed. 
 
 W'dbisi. Swan ; 1)1.-//. Wdbisiii.^f. 
 A young swan ; pi. -a//. 
 
 Wdbisipiii. An. swim's jiotato, 
 (an catahle root growing in 
 the water) ; pi.-///. 
 
 Wdbi.sd. It is ripe, liiii oiij ); p. 
 u'diabisod. — I'iikwcjigiiiiiiiii- 
 iKifi u'dhisdiroi/, the wheat is 
 ripe, — S. Wdliidr. 
 
 W((bi.'is<ii/iii.'i/ad<', or-mni/f'd. It 
 is ))ainted white, (wood, //r) ; 
 ]). w(n'(i..(/<'!/, ov-ina</(ik. 
 
 \\'(V)i.^:sa{/iin'(/iiii. A white wall, 
 or any thing wiiitened ; pl.-rn/. 
 
 WdbhsscKjinhjaxo. He is paint'.'d 
 white, (wood, an.). 
 
 Wdbifi-hiia, ov-uKKjad. It iic- 
 comes wiiitish, it fade.'', (stuH') ; 
 p. waut.Jaci, or-ni(n/trk. 
 
 Wnbitcliiinbdire, or- iniij/nd. It 
 iailes or hecomes whitish, in 
 UHi.'^liinri : p. waia..ica(j, ov-ma- 
 (jnk. 
 
 Wdbifciiiiatc. oY-nKUjad. It (iides 
 or becomes whitish iiy the 
 sini ; p. ivnia.Jei/, vv-inai/dk. 
 
 Wnbmimi. White turtle -dove, 
 that is, a dove, a domestic 
 pigeon; J)l.-//. — (Ominii, wild 
 pigeon.) Wdbmiriiids. Yonng 
 pigeon ; pl.-fl//. 
 
 Wdbmotchilchaijwin. Look in;: - 
 glass, mirror ; \)\.-an. 
 
 Wdho. At tlie end of some com- 
 pound subst:int:ves, denotes 
 liquid, fluid ; where the pre- 
 ceding part I if the com[>ound 
 
 2G 
 
 )( 
 
 ■,i 1 
 
 
 'i'. II 
 
WAD 
 
 - 394 
 
 WAG 
 
 If 
 
 
 word cikIk ill a rowel; as: 
 A)iuiiii<'ir(V)o, lioly water ; 
 luaithkiklwdbo, litjuid medici- 
 ne ; ishkoteivabo, lirewuter, 
 ardent liquor; etc. — S. AIjo. 
 
 Wahoiukisiii, {wahdidii, l)laid<et, 
 nuikisin, .-liue.) A slice made 
 ol'a piece of Idaiiket, bhuikel- 
 iiioccasin ; \i\.-un. 
 
 Wnlxiidki.sinc, inin). I wear moc- 
 casins made of a piece of 
 lilaiiket; p. waia..wed. 
 
 Wdhoidii, (»r, vdhini'cidn. Blan- 
 ket ; pl.-«/(. 
 
 Wdljomiiii. S. \\'dbmi)ni. 
 
 Wdhos. Kaldiit ; \)\.-o(/. Wdbo- 
 .soiifs. Young rabbit ; pl.-a;/. 
 
 W'dbosaiKiman. Hair-powder. 
 
 Wdbusom'ui. Rabbit's berry ; 
 black ben*y ; pl.-a/t. 
 
 Wdbnsoicaidit. Uabbitskin ; pi. 
 -ay. 
 
 WdboswckuH. 
 rabbitskin.s 
 
 WdboHwcknnike, (niiij. I make 
 a coat of rabbitskins; p. wala 
 ..kcd. 
 
 Wdbwewe. A white goose ; pl.-jy. 
 
 Wddema, (nin). I put it in my 
 belly, iu my stomach, (I eal 
 it up), I have it in my belly, 
 an. obj. ; p. wed..ad. — Anindi 
 kokoHli ija-aiad oma ? — Nin 
 yi-ioadema. Where is the pork 
 that was here? — I put it in 
 my belly, (I ate it up). 
 
 Wddendan, {nin], I put it in my 
 belly, (I eat it up), I have it in 
 my belly ; in. obj. ; p. wed..any. 
 
 Wadi, wadibi, adv. Ot. 8. Ilea'?. 
 
 Wdditjed ikwc. Married woman, 
 wile ; pi. wddiijedjiy ikweicoij. 
 
 Wddiged inini. Married man, 
 husband; pi. wddigedji;/ ini- 
 niwog. 
 
 Coat 
 , \A.-an. 
 
 made ot 
 
 Wudij/cssiff inini. Bachelor; jjl. 
 
 nHidiiii'ssiijoij in iniwmj. 
 Wadikwdii, {often pronounced, 
 
 Odikwan), branch of a tree; 
 
 \)\.-au. 
 Wddikwdni miliy. 'J'lie tree has 
 
 liranches or bouj^hs ; p. wed.. 
 
 nid. 
 Wddirjxidi.'i, (nin), or nin wad- 
 
 Jrjti. I am nimlde, light, llex- 
 
 ible ; J). wed..id. 
 Wddji-, is the Chantje of ividji- ; 
 
 \vlii(di see. 
 Wddjiw. Mountain ; pl-rtu. 
 Wadjiwdn. Tliere is a mountain ; 
 
 J), wedjiwani/. 
 Wddu. Coagulated blood, 
 W'dddkasod. Helper, assistant; 
 
 ,1 »••:/'■//• 
 
 Wddup. Akler-tree; \A.-in. 
 
 W'adopikd, in'-imvjad. There are 
 alder-trees; j). wed..ka(/, or- 
 md(/dk. 
 
 Wddopikdny. In a place where 
 there are alder-trees. 
 
 Wdddpiki. A forest of alder-trees, 
 aider-forest; T^\.-wan. 
 
 Wdijdhm mitig. The tree is 
 crooked; p. waia..iiid. 
 
 Wdgdkwad. Axe ; pl.-ou.* 
 
 Wdgdkwddons. Hatchet, tom- 
 ahawk ; pl.-a». 
 
 WdganabitdWdnan, {nin). We 
 are sitting around him in a 
 semicircle; p. waiag..wadiiy. 
 — S. Giwitabitawanan or, Wd- 
 gdnagdbawitawanan, ( n i n ) . 
 We are standing around him 
 in a .'iemicircle ; p. waia..wad- 
 ■i >il — S . G iioitagabawitmvanan. 
 
 Wdgdnakibitchigan. A kind of 
 crooked war-club, on which 
 
 * Note. — It is crooked, a stick, !)(■- 
 ciiu.se wluii first tlii> IiKlians siiw aii^xe 
 they saw it with a crooked handle. 
 
1 
 
 WAG 
 
 — 305 — 
 
 VVAI 
 
 lor; pi. 
 
 ouneed, 
 a troe ; 
 
 tree hii« 
 
 p. W't'(/.. 
 
 un toad- 
 r\it, tlex- 
 
 f widji- ; 
 
 ■an. 
 louiitain ; 
 
 0.1. 
 
 assistant; 
 
 \.-in. 
 
 There are 
 Lkay, or- 
 
 lace where 
 
 s. 
 ilder-trees, 
 
 lie tree i^ 
 id. 
 •on.* 
 ichet, tom- 
 
 \{nin). ^Ve 
 him in a 
 
 ia<i..icadii(j. 
 
 iiiaaoT,\Vd- 
 
 \in, (ni«)- 
 
 iround hun 
 waia..ivad- 
 
 iwiiaicanan. 
 A kind of 
 
 I, on which 
 
 _1. n stick.^lH'- 
 lins saw aiijiixf 
 Vl handle. 
 
 the Indian warriors lianjr the 
 .«calj)s of their ulaiii enemies; 
 pl.-a«. 
 
 yvdij/inakiiii aw inifii/. The foj) 
 or head of that tree is crooked 
 or hent ; \>. wai/)..si(l, 
 
 Wd(/a.'</ilaiwa, {uiii). I remain 
 aliont liim, in walkiiiir ; p. 
 v'in'a..UHvl. 
 
 Wat/ihii.s', {iihi). I am hent for- 
 ward, incHned ; ]». >v<(ia..si(l. 
 
 Wayidjant', iin'n). I have a crook- 
 ed nose, an aquiline nose ; p. 
 iraia..iied. 
 
 Wdilitjika, (nin). I {ini lient for- 
 ward, by aire ; p. waia..kad. 
 
 Wdliikomdn. CrookeJ knile; pi. 
 -an. 
 
 Wdijina. Rib of a canoe, etc.; 
 (F. varangue) ; pi.-'/. 
 
 Wdgina, {nin). I bend it, I make 
 it crooked, [an. ohj.) ; p. «•«/«- 
 ginad. 
 
 W'dginan, {nin). I bend it, I bow 
 it ; [in. obj.); p. waia..an(j. 
 
 W'dffiniije, [nin). I bend; p. waia 
 ..(jed. 
 
 \Vd(/inindJi, {nin). I have crook- 
 ed tinjrers; fig. I am a thief; 
 p. ioaia..id. 
 
 Wdginogdn. Round Indian 
 lodge ; pl.-cr//. S. Ka.s.mwdagan. 
 
 Wdginoge, {nin). I build a round 
 lodge ; or, I live in a round 
 lodge ; p. ■i('aia..ged. S. Nas.m- 
 wdoge. 
 
 Wdgishka, {nin). I am bent, 
 bowed ; p. iraia..kad. 
 
 Wdgishkamagad, It is bent or 
 
 bowed ; p. waio..gak. 
 Wdgisi. Indian silver ornament 
 
 in the shape of a half moon ; 
 
 pl.'iag. 
 Wdgitchihik. Crooked root, rib 
 
 ofaboator bnrge; (C. courbe) ; 
 
 p\.-(ni. 
 Wdgiirinc. It lias crooked or 
 
 bent horns; p. u'aia,.iied. 
 Wdg().'<//. Fox; \)\.-ag. UV?//o.s7/- 
 
 cn.s-. Young fox; ])\.-ag. 
 )Vaidh(nnin<igo.si.<<,sii/. He that is 
 
 not visii>le, the invisible; pi. 
 
 \\ 'lidhinm'nagira.'i.sinoi/. Invis- 
 iliie ///. object ; pi.-///. 
 
 W'aidbangcd. lie that looks on, 
 a sj)ectator ; pi.-////. 
 
 Waidbandang ma.sinaigan. He 
 that looks in the paper, a 
 reader; \)\.-ig, 
 
 W'aidbislikag inasintdgan. White 
 paper, Jiot written u[)on. (Or, 
 ircjibiigadeiisinogniasiudigan.) 
 
 \Vaidbi.s/iki.sigi('ag ma.ifikiki. 
 Ahun. — S. .liwdbik. 
 
 Waidbishkiwcd. A white, a 
 white man or a white woman ; 
 pi. icaidbitihkiitrdjig, white 
 l)eople, the whites. 
 
 Waidn. Skin. This word is 
 never usetl alone, but is al- 
 ways attached to the name of 
 an animal, to signity its skin; 
 as: WaiiHis likes fmoaidn, deer- 
 skin ; 7«a/i7i'a?ca/rt», bear-skin ; 
 icdbijhesluwaidn,\\\diri^\\-»\i.\\\ ; 
 etc. V\.-ag. S. W^gin. 
 
 Waidnag. Basin of water ; pi. 
 -//(. S. W'dna. 
 
 Waidnag kakdbikawang . A l)asin 
 of water where there is a water- 
 fall over steep rocks, that is, 
 Niagara Falls. 
 
 Waidwanendagos, {nin). I am 
 considered imperfect, I am 
 imperfect, wicked ; p. weia..sid. 
 
 Waiawanendagivad. It is esteem- 
 ed imperfect, it is imperfect, 
 
 .( ; 
 
 K^ 
 
 I 
 
 |l) 
 
 ^Jf 
 
 _.i»j. i 
 
ll' 
 
 ?,' 
 
 ih-ai ^ 
 
 iS 
 
 
 .l^nH 
 
 ^ 
 
 
 
 Kw 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 » 
 
 
 
 
 WAT 
 
 390 — 
 
 WAI 
 
 ; p. wma 
 
 :. Soon, 
 
 Itad, jiood for notliiii^ 
 
 WaHid, or waieba, ud 
 
 Hliortly. 
 
 ir«/6^^ »//( vixhlddi.'^. T am soon 
 au^iry, 1 am jiussiouate, cho- 
 leric. 
 Wdirhiihiuf/ 11(1 niKaiiicin'n. lie 
 who rejects his reli.irion, an 
 apostate, renejrado. 
 Wnirjinid, (itiii). I ciieat liim, 
 I defraud liini ; I deceive him ; 
 I seduce him ; j). tiieiriiiiiad. 
 Wdirjiiiddii, (iiiii). I cheat, (h- 
 ceive it; \). icei..fuit/. — A7 ;//'- 
 Kidirjindaii niiidc ; tlioii hast 
 deceived my heart. 
 Waicjindis, [nin). I deceive my- 
 
 K'lf; p. wci..sod. 
 Wdii'Jindifioiriii. Self- deceit, 
 
 illuHion. 
 WdieJiiKjc, {nil)). I cheat, de- 
 ceive, seduce ; I swiniUe, I 
 defraud, 1 embezzU' ; p. loei.. 
 l/cd. 
 Waicjimjc — , in compositions, 
 fiignities J'dhse, dcceiviiuj ; as: 
 WaiejiiKje - Kruidy, false 
 Christs ; waie}iii(/e-Hii/dnadJi- 
 mowininiicok, false prophets ; 
 wai(()in(je-(jd(ilkwewin, f al s e 
 deceiviii^r preachin<r ; etc. 
 W'dicjimjcslik, {iiiii). 1 am in a 
 haldt of cheating, etc., (as 
 above under Wdiejhuje) ; p. 
 loeiJdd. 
 Waivjingeioin. Cheating, deceit, 
 shulfling, cheat, fraud, im- 
 posture ; swindling, embezzle- 
 ment, trick ; seduction. 
 \Vai(''ji.ld(/os, (iiin). I deceive or 
 seduce with my wor<ls ; p. toei 
 ..sid. 
 Wdiekwa, in compositions, 
 alludes to the end of s. th.. 
 
 end 
 
 l\i\> 
 
 (Fixami)les in some of tin 
 
 following word«.) 
 Wdickicd dkiicdn. It is the end 
 
 of the world ; ]>. weiek..uug. 
 WdUkiril-dkiu'diir}. At the end 
 
 of the world. 
 \\dirkirdf/dm, adv. At the 
 
 of a lake. 
 Wdirkwdid, or-mdt/ad. It 
 
 an end, or there is an end ; p. 
 
 ir(:ii'..ini/, or-md(/dd. S. Wdii':- 
 
 ku)dids.sin(i(/, 
 Wdickwd i<di iki-nss i n. Corner- 
 
 eU)ue ; (L. lapis angularis) ; pi. 
 
 ;'//• 
 Wdirkwdiaii, adv. i\t the end. 
 
 \Vdickirdiendd(/wdd. It is con- 
 sidered the end of it ; p. weick 
 
 ..Irak. 
 Wdickwdienddii, (nin). I think 
 
 it is the end of it; p. weick.. 
 
 an (J. 
 \Vdickwdkami(ja. It is tlie eml. 
 
 of the earth, of the ground ; 
 
 p. weie..(/df/. 
 Waickirukitrhii/dnii. The end of 
 
 the great lake, (C. Fond du 
 
 Lac.) 
 Waitkwaminiss. The end of the 
 
 island. 
 Waickii'dahkan, [nin). I arrive 
 
 to the end of it ; j). wci.(''..aiu/. 
 Waickwa.'isc, or-tmnjad. It comes 
 
 to an end, it arrives to its end ; 
 
 p. loeicsey, ov-nia(/ak. 
 \\ai(ikvms.u{on, (nin). I bring it 
 
 to an end, I finish it; p. loeic.. 
 
 tod. 
 
 Waiekwaiiyweia .sibi. It is the 
 end of the river ; p.weiek..iai/. 
 
 Wdiekumfon, {nin). S. Waie- 
 kwa.ssifon. 
 
 Waieakkat, adv. In the begin- 
 ning, at first. 
 
WAK 
 
 31»7 
 
 WAK 
 
 of thi' 
 lu' (ihI 
 
 .(IIKJ. 
 
 ho ei\il 
 
 ho 011(1 
 
 It hii> 
 end ; l>- 
 !,. Wair- 
 
 Coniov- 
 iris) ; i-l. 
 
 le ond. 
 , is coii- 
 p. weick 
 
 I think 
 p. weick.. 
 
 the Olid 
 ground ; 
 
 he end of 
 Fond du 
 
 ■nd of tlie 
 
 I arrive 
 
 It conies 
 
 [o its end ; 
 \k. 
 
 |l liriniT il 
 ; p. ((JCiC, 
 
 It is the 
 \i}eiek..ia(j. 
 Is. W'aj'e- 
 
 he begin- 
 
 WdJ. Den, dtioih' or holo vf a 
 
 wild iininial ; pl.-a//. 
 Wiiljtislik. Mii.si<-r!it ; {A.-watj. 
 W'dtjds/ikoliiirdi, pl.-f/v/. The fur 
 
 of a musk-rat. 
 
 1 1 'dljnsh konifjdm. 1 {ut-Portaire. 
 WafjdtiliknuiiCid . Musk - rat's 
 
 skin ; \>\.-d(j. 
 WdfJds/tkwdJ. Hole (not l'jd;.'e) 
 
 of a musk-rat ; |il.-f(;/. 
 Wiijasltkwrdd. Mushroom grow- 
 
 in;j;on a tree, or on tlie ground ; 
 
 cork ; pi. -»'«//. 
 WdJaiihkwt'iJi) - (/ibakiraij/an. 
 
 Cork-stopper to a liottU", i-tc. 
 Wdjc. S. AJe. 
 
 Wdjihiia. Pond, pool; pi.-//. 
 Wdjiljiiaiifi, a little pond oi' 
 
 pool ; yA.-dii. 
 W'dk. Spawn, roe. (eggs of n fish 
 
 or frog); pi. wakwixj. 
 Wdkdiiifdwaiiaii, {via\. We arc- 
 sitting around him; }). irdiak 
 
 ..<IJi(/. 
 Wdkahjan. Fort, fortress, re- 
 
 doulit ; house. 
 
 Wdkai(/und(i(/. JjOg for a house; 
 pl.-o». 
 
 Wdkaii/e, (nui). I huild a log- 
 house, ora frame-house ; also, 
 I live in a house, (not in a 
 lodge) ; p. wa'nilcd'njed. 
 
 Wdkai(/ewin. Building, car- 
 penter's work or trade, car- 
 pentry. 
 
 Wnkdikawa, [ma). I remain 
 about him or around him ; p. 
 Wdid..ioad. 
 
 Wdkdkina, {iiiii). I fence him 
 in, I put him in an enclosure 
 or ])ark ; p. icaiak..ad. 
 
 Wdkdkviaii, [nin). I t'lice it in, 
 I enclose it ; p. ivaid..an</. 
 
 Wukami, ox-mayad. The water 
 
 is clean, (dear; p. irnia..i>iif/, 
 
 or-))Hi(/ak. 
 Vdkdiiiis.'iitoii, (nin). I Jiiakc it 
 
 clear or clean, (liquid), I let 
 
 it settle ; p. irdid.Jdd. 
 I'dkr-,* in conijiositions, signi- 
 
 tios (ifli'i), lnddttidUii ; wcdk- 
 
 nex.1. iFj.xaniples in some of 
 
 the following words.) 
 Vdkr-(l<iiliiiii, (nin). I do s. th. 
 
 ol'toii, habitually. 
 l^(ikri((tri.t/iil). A kind of small 
 
 duck, very difficult to shoot, 
 
 and therefore callcil .s'/nd-i'd/rr', 
 
 (C. mangourde ])lomb); \>\.-d</. 
 \''ak(''-ijiw<ihis,{niu). I use to be 
 
 so, or to do so,... 
 Vdkr-iiKnnikdw, {nin). I think 
 
 always on homo and on my 
 
 relations, when abroad ; p. 
 
 i('ek..irid. 
 Vdkr - nidinikwcndnu, (nin). I 
 
 think always on it when 
 
 abroad ; p. inek.Mtif/. 
 Vdkr-vidiniliweninid, (nin^. I 
 
 think always on him when 
 
 abroad ; p. irck.jndd. 
 l^<(kr-pdn<fhis/iin, (nin). I fall 
 
 often. 
 ITikc.s/tkd, or - rndgad. It is 
 
 shining; p. ivaid..k((<i, or-nid- 
 
 f/dk. 
 Vakhcadj, (nin). I feel soon 
 
 cold, I cannot endure niiudi 
 
 colli 
 
 ict 
 
 kJd. 
 
 Vakcwaki.'i, (nin). I feel soon 
 
 warm, I cannot endure much 
 
 heat; p. irck..sod. 
 Vdki'iWdn. It is weak, easily 
 
 torn, (stuir); p. irekrwani/. 
 Vaki'wandmon, (nin). I cannot 
 
 endure much smoke ; p. wek.. 
 
 ."iod. 
 
 * Note. This root is perlmps bettor 
 lironoiiiH'Ptl iiH)/cfcr. 
 
 f 
 
 1 V 
 
 I 
 
 \ 1: 
 
 < I'm 
 
 m 
 
 L'<'' ' 
 
WAN 
 
 — 398 — 
 
 WAN 
 
 • •1 
 
 v,.i 
 
 I 
 
 Wuki^wine, {niii). I am of a weak 
 
 coiiHtitution, (Iclit'ate heiiltli; 
 
 p. tvek:.ned. 
 Wakrwis, {nin). \ am weak, 
 
 delicate, I cannot eiitliirc lianl- 
 
 Kliip ; j). wekewisid. 
 IVakcirisftia. It Ih weak, it is not 
 
 durable ; p. wek..ing. 
 Waktnnind. He who is invited 
 
 to a meal, a ^uest ; \).-j'nj. 
 M'^dkon. Mo88of'cedar, and Home 
 
 other trees. (It if* eaten by the 
 
 Indianp). PI. -a//. 
 Wakwngami nibi Tlie sap of 
 
 tlie inaple-treeH is whitish, in 
 
 spoiled; p. wek..miy. 
 Wakwi. Ot. Paradise, heaven. 
 
 Wakivintj, in heaven, or to 
 
 heaven, or from heaven. 
 Wdna, or-matjad. It i.s hollow, 
 
 deep; also, there is a basin of 
 
 water ; p. loaidnag, or-maijak. 
 Wundadjuje, {nin). I lose' the 
 
 track or trace ; p. icev..f/ed. 
 Wandadon mikana, {nin). I lose 
 
 the trail ; p. wcn..dod. 
 
 Wanaam, {nin). I mistake or 
 comrait a blunder in sin;L^ing; 
 p. tvenaanc/. 
 
 Wandamowin. Mistake in sintf- 
 in<r. 
 
 Wanadeslikndjigan. Model of a 
 canoe or boat", etc. (F. gabari) ; 
 pl.-«//. 
 
 Wdnadina. The mountain is 
 liollow, there is a cavern in 
 the mountain ; p. waia..nag. 
 
 Wdnddis, (nin). I am wealthy, 
 rich ; p. %oaia..sid. 
 
 Wdnddisia, [nin), or nin wdnd- 
 di.nwia. I make him rich ; p. 
 ivaia..ad. 
 
 Wdnddisixcin. Wealth, riches. 
 
 Wanndjim, {nin). T mistake in 
 tellinp; or relating; s. tli.; p. 
 wen..ini)d. 
 
 Wdnadjis.saija, or-ma</ad. There 
 is plenty of wood ; p. ii'(iia..(/(i</, 
 or- nKt(/(ik. 
 
 WinuKjddi. Fisih-scale; pl.-ar/. 
 
 Wanagnki.nd. The .sole of the 
 foot ; i)].-un. 
 
 Wanagrk, (often pronounced 
 and written, un(f(/rk.) Cedar- 
 liark ; lA.-tcag. — Wanagek me- 
 kwannt/eko.iid, cinnamon. 
 
 WcDKiilckoijamiij. Bark - lodji^e, 
 lodge made of cedar-bark ; pi. 
 -on. 
 
 Wanaghna, inin), I mistake in 
 (iounting some an. obj. as, 
 joniin, money ; p. wen..mad. 
 
 Wdnaki,{nin). I inhabit a place 
 in peace, undisturbed, I live 
 soTiu'where in peace ; p. iimid- 
 nakid. 
 
 Wnnnkia, [nin). I make 
 live in peace, I procure 
 peace and tranquillity 
 tLmia..ad. 
 
 Wdnakiwendam, (nin). I am aj)- 
 peased in my thoughts, in my 
 mind, I am out of danger, out 
 of trouble ; p. waia..ang. 
 
 Wdnakiwidee, {nin). My heart 
 is in peace, it is contented ; p. 
 ioaia..ed. 
 
 Wdnakitndeewin. Peace of the 
 lieart, tranquillanimity. 
 
 Wdnakiwin. Peace,tranquillity ; 
 quiet inhabitation of a place. 
 
 Wanakodjaonag. The foremost 
 part of a canoe; (C. pince du 
 canot) ; pl.-o«. 
 
 Wanakong. At the top or head 
 of a tree. 
 
 Wandkosid. The point or extre- 
 mity of the foot ; pi, -an. 
 
 Inm 
 ]iim 
 ; p. 
 
WAN 
 
 — :m — 
 
 WAN 
 
 Wanakmvin. Ton, extremity, 
 Kiuiiinit, piiiniicle. 
 
 WintdkiiH'iuud). Tliere is a top, 
 u MUiiunit ; |». ir<ii..(iiit/. — U'li- 
 IKlLdiciii'tdKj (iiKiiiiirin'ifdiiiii/ ; 
 tiierc where tlie temple Iuih its 
 Humniit, (on the pinnacle of 
 the temple). 
 
 Wanal\K'nli(i. Tiie end of ii tree 
 or Iol: ; pi. -OH. 
 
 Wcviushldil. 'J'he tail ofultinl; 
 pl.-/y(. 
 
 WdiKtshlohiu, OY-))i<i(/(i(l. There 
 is a reservoir or hasin ot 
 water; p. waia-.a;/, or- iiiai/dli. 
 
 IViinafdii. There is a \vhirl])ool, 
 where the water tnrns ronml; 
 p. ivaia.MUf/. 
 
 nanendac/ns, [lu'it). F am forgot- 
 ten, nej^lecited ; p. iren„.'<i(l. 
 
 Wimnuhujwatl. ft is Ibrgotten, 
 as well as ibrgotten, obliterat- 
 ed ; p. wen.Avak. 
 
 WanenJam, inin). f forget ; p. 
 toenendaiKj. 
 
 Wannulama, (nin.) I lose my 
 senses, I faint ; p. nien..mad. 
 
 Wanrndamoivin . Forgetting, 
 forgetfulness. 
 
 Wanendan, {nin). I forget it ; p. 
 ivenendamj. 
 
 Wa7iSnima,\nin). I forget him, 
 I forget hus name ; I neglect 
 him ; p. wen..viad. 
 
 Wanenindis, {nin). I forget my- 
 self, I neglect myself, omit 
 myself; p. icen..sod. 
 
 Wdngmcia, (nin). I tame him, 
 I break liim, (a horse, an ox, 
 etc.) I subdue liim ; p. ivaia.. 
 ad. 
 
 Wangawima, (nin). I appease 
 him, I pacitS him with good 
 soft words ; p. tvaia..mad. 
 
 Wnngawina, {nin). I appease 
 
 him, or make him (juiet, 
 caressing him with my hand; 
 p. waia.Mdd. 
 
 l\ thii/(iiri.'<i, or wairangaiH.'ii, 
 (iir lirkiji<jti(/<niii. This horse 
 is well broken, is gentle ; p. 
 v'aia..sid. 
 
 Wdni/dirifr/iii/a.s'o nw avcs.^i. 
 This animal is tanieil ; \). iniian 
 ...snd. 
 
 Wdni/niriton, Uiin). I tame it, I 
 snbdne it; p. n-(ii(i.,(od. — K(i- 
 irin (uriid n dd i/d.s'/ilxHo.'^.'iin 
 li'hi H'an(/aii'ifi)d o denaniic ; 
 nobody can tame his tongue. 
 
 irdn(/(iiii((, {nin). \ adojtt him or 
 her, ( for a father, mother, 
 child, lirother, sister); 1 take 
 liim (her) to me; p. iraidnno- 
 nuid. 
 
 Wdngonddn, {nin). I adopt it, I 
 take it tor me ; p. waid.Mng. 
 
 Wani, {nin). I disguise myself; 
 p. tveniod. 
 
 Wani-, in comfiositions, siffnifies 
 viiftiake, error. (Examples in 
 some of the tbllowing words.) 
 
 Wdnid, {nin). I lose him ; I 
 miss him, I perceive or noticte 
 his absence ; p. we.nidd. 
 
 Waniliiiijdn. Mistake, blunder 
 or error in a writing; pl.-WH. 
 
 Wani biige, {nin). I make a mis- 
 take in writing ; p. tcen..ged. 
 
 Wanibiigewin. Blunder in writ- 
 ing; the act of making a 
 blunder or mistake. 
 
 Wanidodam, {nin). I do s. th, 
 throngh mistake ; \>.icen..dang. 
 
 Wanidodamowin. Mistake or 
 error in action ; pl.-an. 
 
 Wanigijive, inin). I make a 
 mistake or blunder in speak- 
 ing; p. wen..ioed. 
 
 1 
 
 'I ^ 
 
 f 
 
 
ri.V 
 
 WAN 
 
 — 400 — 
 
 WAN 
 
 ll'i n I'l/iJ irnri II AUnmlor in spcivk- 
 
 iii;! ; \)\.-aii. 
 ll'iiiiii/ikii, (niii). I Mht'iiU noii- 
 
 ft'ii.'i', itlir()iiu;li ulu ugi'); p. 
 
 WCII.JxIlll. 
 
 Wdiiiidis, \iiiii). I sednco iiiy- 
 
 sclf ill error; I lose myself'; 
 
 1 1. iri'ii...si)il. 
 h'dii ilf'i II . A iioli' ill tlio "ground, 
 
 ii ^'nive, etc. ; lA.-iiii. 
 Wihiilx'c, [niii). 1 (lij: a hole in 
 
 the ^'I'ltiiiid,! (ligii ;^riive, ete. ; 
 
 y. iiuiidiiikfiL 
 11 (caike, {niu}. I for^ret U> tiike 
 
 s. th. hIoiijj: witii me, 1 leave 
 
 s. th. somewhere hy mistake, 
 
 or fVir^ettinij; ; p. ircni/ced. 
 )\'(i III /it'll, {niu). 1 rDrj:;et it some 
 
 where, I leave it UihiiKl, Ibr- 
 
 •rettiiijj;; p. wiiiikcil. — Niu, iji- 
 
 wnuikciuiij uiii iiiiiidjikmvaiKdj 
 
 iiahrsliiwiuiuij ; 1 forgot my 
 
 mittens in the camp. 
 Wduiniik. S. (hiiinik. 
 Wdiiiuiikdw, [niu). \ faint, I 
 
 swoon away ; p. wtii..irid. 
 Wmiiniikawiwiu. Swoon, faint- 
 
 '\n)i. 
 Wauimod. Indian pack made of 
 
 the inner part of the ehu-hark ; 
 
 pl.-«». 
 Wdiiina, adv. Much, strongly. 
 Wduiuaivhiu. I stir it, I mix it; 
 
 p. weii..dnt/. 
 Wauiui/u'as/i, ' iiin).I walk round 
 
 in sleep, (somnambiilc) ; p. 
 
 weu.Jd. 
 Waniniskka, {niu). I follow a 
 
 circuitous route ; I go round ; 
 
 p. waid..kad. 
 Wduishima, {niu). 1 lead liim 
 
 astray ; 1 pervert him, seduce 
 
 him ; p. %oen..mad. 
 Wauishin, {niu). 1 go astray, I 
 
 get lost ; p. locnishiiuf. 
 
 Wdnis/iiudis,{iiiu). T causo my- 
 s«dftog() astray, to get lost; 
 p. inii,„si>d, 
 
 W'auislihwrd, • (iiiii), or iiin ira- 
 iiis/ikicciiid. I distiiri) and 
 troiilile him in his doings, or 
 ill his speeidi, le(;tiire or pray- 
 er, liy my speaking or laugh- 
 ing, I cause him to make 
 mistakes ; p. ircu,.dd. 
 
 ll'diiis/ikirrii-iiildiii, {iiiii). I am 
 troiihled in my thoughts; p. 
 ir(;ii,.dii;/. 
 
 Wdiiislikwcii'iiddiiiowiii. Trou- 
 bled thoughts, trouble of 
 mind. 
 
 Wdiiislikwvkdiiiitidd. 'J'here is 
 trouble, noise, disturbance ; 
 )). ii'cu..(j(ik. 
 
 Wdiiinlikwcti, [iiiii). I am dis- 
 (juiet, trouldesome, frivolous, 
 wild, never (piiet and still; \). 
 wcu..!iid, 
 
 WauiKhkwi'niwiu. Disquiet ness, 
 turbulence, troublesome dis- 
 jjosition or behavior. 
 
 IVuiiis/ikwetai/os, (uiu). 1 am 
 noisy and turbulent in mv 
 speaking, I cause trouble witli 
 my words ; p. wen..sod. 
 
 Wduisliktvehtira, {niu). He 
 causes me troulile with his 
 words, I hear him or listen to 
 liim with a troubled mind ; p. 
 Wi'u..wdd. 
 
 Wanislikweton, {niu). I disturb 
 it, (an assembly, etc.) ; p. loen 
 ..tod. 
 
 * Note. This mid tlio pigtit IbUowiiii? 
 words, are niort! fonveiiiently pliict'd 
 here under W'anl, tlian under Oni, (al- 
 thouKh the proiiiiiieiatioii remains tlie 
 same, ) because ira/ii,,. alludes to ?Hi«/oA.-e, 
 trouble, etc. 
 
WAP 
 
 — 401 — 
 
 WAS 
 
 HO tny- 
 
 t lost; 
 
 till wa- 
 it hihI 
 iijTH, or 
 r priiy- 
 
 liUlJlll- 
 
 inaUf 
 
 ), I Ulll 
 hts; p. 
 
 Ti'ou- 
 il)le ut 
 
 licro ia 
 rhuuce ; 
 
 am <lis- 
 ivulous, 
 still ; 1). 
 
 UCtlU'SS, 
 
 iiu- ilis- 
 
 [ ai)i 
 
 ill iiiv 
 lilc witli 
 I 
 
 ) . H e 
 
 ith his 
 llislc'ii to 
 
 liiul ; !>. 
 
 disturb 
 1; p. loen 
 
 ibllowiuc; 
 lly pliici'd 
 I- Oiii, (al- 
 Iniiius the 
 Xomislake, 
 
 W(hiisi(l ikii'c. Dirty wnniaii, 
 slut. 
 
 IVniiisiil iiKiiu'/n. irncleuii spirit, 
 evil spirit, ilov il. 
 
 ir«Hm<,', (iiin). r luistiikc, F 
 CDiiuiiit !i Muuilcr; ]>, irrm's- 
 aid. 
 
 Wanissin. It gets lost; p. we- 
 iiinsiiit/. 
 
 \V(iiii/ii(f<>s, iniii). I iiiii iiiit wi'll 
 uiiilcrstoi"! in my spoaUiiiL', I 
 am iiiisiiiHU'rstdod ; p. ircii.. 
 .si, I. 
 
 Wiinitawa, {iiiii),(>r iiiii wdiii/n- 
 iiKiirti. I lose s. til. ln'loni^iiii: 
 to liiiii, or any way rclatiiijr to 
 liim ; p. nu'n,.wu(l. 
 
 W<tiiif<iW(t, (////(). 1 iiiistako in 
 licarinL' him, that is, J iiiis- 
 undorstaiiil him; p. ircii..tr(iil. 
 
 IVaiiiic/iitje, («/»)• I »ict hy iiiis- 
 taUc; p. irrii..i/eil. 
 
 ]V((iii/c/ii</ciriii. S. Waiiidoihi- 
 mow in. 
 
 \V(iuituiii{uiii). J lost" it ; i miss 
 it ; p. u'cnilnd. 
 
 Wano. At the end ut'sonu' siihs- 
 tantivt'S, sijrnilios tlio tail ol' 
 an animal, and more especial- 
 ly the liair of the tail ; as : Be- 
 l)('jii/n>j(iiijiw(tii(>, tin' tail of a 
 liorse ; piji/iiwano, the tail of 
 an ox or cow; li-d(/iiu(iii), tiie 
 tail of a porcupine, (so daiiji'er- 
 ous to huntinjj; (lojjjs, ln-cuuse 
 the porcupine, when jiersuit, 
 will shoot tiie (piills of its tail 
 in the head of the do<!;, anil 
 injure, or even ilestroy the 
 
 dog). S. ()f!UK\ 
 
 Wmtoire, [niii]. iS. Waiiii/ijtre. 
 Wanowcwin. S. Waui(/ijweirin. 
 WapmfnlcimUbc, [nin]. My head 
 
 is half bald ; p. wep..hcd. 
 Wapagenni. A kuid of large carp, 
 
 (lish); (C. enriie de Fi'ance) ; 
 
 \>l.-W<llf. 
 
 l\'d/)i(l<i.s.si''ilii, iiiiiii. I mend a 
 
 net ; p. irdid.Jiiil. 
 fVnu/d-cit'ilil/t-is/iltdii, (nin). 1 
 
 make it bri^rlit, I make it 
 
 shiiu', liy walking uflcii over 
 
 it, (iiH'tiil); p. it'did..dnif. 
 WnslikdhUcliitnisiKl j»d/:irtjii/dn. 
 
 Sweet hn-ad, sweet cake ; L'in- 
 
 L'ci'-hrcad. 
 H'd-sii/ddnddsiid. He that is lo 
 
 lie bajitizi'd, a catecliumiii, a 
 
 persciii rec:ei\int; ri'liginiis in- 
 
 siniftiuii, and prcpariii;^ fur 
 
 baptism ; pi.-;//.'/. 
 IVd.ii.s.swdn, or, Wd.si.snn. IJird's 
 
 nest ; pl.-an. 
 Wdsi.s.sii'dnikc hinc.slti. 'I'he bii'd 
 
 builds its nest ; p. irrs.Ji-cd. 
 Wd.s.s-. S. Anui.s.s. At tlie end of 
 
 some neuter verbs, etc. 
 llYf.s.sd, adv. Far, afar t»ll', a 
 
 ;:reat way oil', distant. 
 Wd.sxddkit'dkiCd, iiv-nid(/dd. The 
 
 wood, or tbrest, is liir. 
 Wd.ssdkixlciran nuj/ird.s.sdn. Tiie 
 
 birch-trees are wliite. 
 Wd.sHdkonc, or wd.s.sdkn'ttnc. 
 
 Bloom or tlower of a j)um|)- 
 
 kiii ; pi.-//. 
 ll'd.ssakii'ddni. iJi'illtllinL^ I IKc/.s'- 
 
 .sdknHtnioij dniniiki(/, there are 
 
 lightnings.) 
 
 \VdHH(Vcw((iiian. lilaze on a tree 
 to indicate the right road in 
 the woods ; \)\.-(in. 
 
 WaKsilkwdiijaso witiij. Tlic tree 
 is blazed ; p. wdi(i..sod. 
 
 Wdss(lkwdi(jc, iiiin). I blaze 
 trees to indicate the right road 
 or trail through the woods ; p. 
 wdid.s..(jcd. 
 
 WuimakwaHeamawa, {nin). 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 
 I: 
 
 in 
 
 ll 
 
 'ij 
 
 I 
 
 
 I 
 
 II. 
 
< 
 
 WAS 
 
 — 402 - WAS 
 
 IlllltClll 
 
 ; \)\.-uii. 
 
 hIho a lijriit- 
 
 li^rlit i( for liiin, or lo him, or 
 ill icL'iiril t" liiiii ; p. it'niii..ii'(i(l. 
 
 Wnnsaku'micaii, (niii). I lijjlit it, 
 I iii.'ikt' it li;;lit, iI'di' iMMtiincc 
 u lioiiM', \)\ li^litiii).' u raiiilli', 
 or liuil(liii;r a, tin- in tlii^ chiin- 
 iK'v); troid.jiihf. 
 
 ]\'ass(i/iii'(im iiilKiiiiiwa, (iiiii). I 
 ciili^'iitcii liis iiiiiiii, liiH 
 tliouj^lits ; p. u'(ii(i..n'ttil. 
 
 ]lYis.s(ihir(iiini<liiijnii. C ft ii d U' , 
 
 liousi 
 
 [yns.'<<ikii'(tiini(IJiif((italiilt 
 Ciuiillc-Mtirk ul' iron, Iitivmh, 
 etc. ; \)\.-()ii. . 
 
 Wussaki(unu;n<IJi</rniali(/. A 
 ciiiiilK'stick inailiMil' wood ; pi. 
 -on. 
 
 ]]'ass(ikuuin('inlji(/(in - binihh'. 
 Liunp-oil. 
 
 W(1s.s(ilir(tneii(lji(/niieiab. Wick ; 
 (F. iii("'clu'.) 
 
 lVdssakiraiien</Ji</rii, {iiiit). I 
 use it for a li>?lit, 1 burn it ; 
 ]i. w((ifi..;/e(J. — (lij/ohiinide uin 
 ■ir(iss<(ki('(iiiciti/Ji(feii ; 1 Imuti 
 lisli-oii. lui ijL'tjo lu'ii trd.stiii- 
 k'wancii(fji(/e.s.si, I have no 
 light, no candles or oil. 
 
 Wilssmuftwoij aiiiitiiki(/. It light- 
 ens. 
 
 W<1snmmncin. Lightning, 
 tliunderliolt ; pl.-rn<. 
 
 Wdxffii iiiii iakoki. I make a 
 lun<i; stop. W'dwassa nin tako- 
 ki, or, trd.s.sa nin taUikaki, I 
 make long steps in walking. 
 — S. lics/io II ill fiikoki. 
 
 IVdssd.s/ikd, ov-rndtjad. There 
 are t'oaniing hillows or waves 
 on the lake, tlie lake is wliite ; 
 p. wai(i..ka(/, or-mai/ak. 
 
 Wd.ssawad. it is far, far oft', 
 distant ; ]i. uiaia..imk. 
 
 U'dssniiu'knniij), adv. Far ort'. 
 
 W'dsHiiiiuiiihini, iiiiii). I thitd< it 
 is tar ; p. ii'iiiii..<iiiif. — I'lildur 
 ki ini.s.'^iiin'iidiiiii, hishfiin nin- 
 (jdlclii iniiiiijiiixjidun \ thou 
 thinkest iinnicdiatcly, it Ih far, 
 when thou art hciiI sotncwlu're, 
 
 H'd.s.sdiriiiiliiii, (iiiii). I liiiil it 
 liir, I think it tar, (thediNtance 
 from one |)lace to another, in 
 walking, sailing, etc.) ; i». tcdid 
 ..aiij/. 
 
 H'dsuh'a. Light. 
 
 WdxHcid, or-iii(i(/dd. It is light i 
 p. ii'didssiinij, i>v-iiid(/dk. 
 
 H'liti.sn'udi.s, {nin). I am in the 
 light,! an) not in darkness; 
 J). iiuiid..si<l. 
 
 H I'ssridh, (nin). I see clearly, 
 |)lainly ; p. ii'didJiid. 
 
 Wdsftridn., [nin). I am resplend- 
 ent, I sliinc ; 1). waid..siil. 
 
 lyd.i.scidsiirin. Light, splenilor, 
 shine, lirightness, 
 
 \VdsHeiusHi(je. jjiniss. The siin or 
 moon shines ; j). vuiia.jjed. 
 
 Wdssaenddinia, (nin). I enlight- 
 en his understanding, his 
 thoughts; p. waid..dd. 
 
 ) Vdsfi''i 
 
 fi.^euKjwe, (ni.li) 
 
 My r • is 
 resplendent, shining, tv liant ; 
 p. W(iid..ived. 
 
 Wdssinanfioshka (indn; . The 
 star is hright, shininjj luch ; 
 p. Wdid..k(ul. 
 
 M dn.srndindWd, {nin). I enlight- 
 en him ; p. waid..wad. 
 
 Wdasendmoudn . J jight. 
 
 Wd.'^.^e.s/ikaivd, {nin). I iiiake 
 some an. ohj. light, I enligliten 
 some person, I cause him to 
 lie enlightened ; p wdia..wad. 
 
 WuKsesi iji.HiH.H. Ihe sun is 
 brilliant; p. wdiassesid, 
 
 Wdssi'tckiijan. Window; pi. -an. 
 
 M llx^.-JL. - l C 
 
WAS 
 
 403 — 
 
 WAB 
 
 Was.vUr/iiifatidhil,. W i ml i* \v - 
 
 ;rlll'»M, 1)11111' ; |i|.-f((/. 
 WnsSilrliiiiitiniliij. \V i ii il o \v - 
 
 rrjiiiic, MiM'li 1 sIhiIIit; |iI.-o/(. 
 HYmxi'/i/iiifaii-fiii/iw. I' II I I y , 
 
 (winilow-pittli.) 
 Wi'tHsiiljiwnn. 'riicrc is a Hironj: 
 
 f'ouiiiin;; (turn-Ill in a river } p. 
 
 irinia,.nii;/. 
 Wi'insiLdiinniisxin. 'I'lio water Ih 
 
 calm like u mirror; p. iraia.. 
 
 ill;/. 
 ]ynsnikihiiili\ or - w((f/a<l. I t 
 
 fill' es, (rottoii wood) ; |i, iniin 
 
 ,.ilc(/, or-iii(iij(ik. 
 Wdssikit'dhikiuin, (nin). I make 
 
 it Hliine, F make it luijrlit, 
 
 (metal); ]». iriii<i,.tni(f. 
 Wdssikwdhikud. It is sliinin;:, 
 
 it in bri;^lit, (metal); i>. wain.. 
 
 kak. 
 UVtssikit'dhikait/dii. Any tliiiiL' 
 
 to polinh metal with, to make 
 
 it hriiiht ; also, Mack lead for 
 
 ])oliMliiiiir stoveH, 
 \ViisNikw(il>ikaira,(nhi). I make 
 
 it nliine, I make it Iirii^ht, («». 
 
 o\\].,Joiiii(i, silver) ; p. wain.. 
 
 wad. 
 Wa.'i.'iiktnnltiki.'<i. It is sliiiiiii<:, 
 
 bright, (metal, an.) ; p. loaia.. 
 
 Hid. 
 Wii.s'.vkirade, or-ma(/a(I,{\tr. inU- 
 
 .sikodc.) Jt shincH, it is pulisli- 
 
 ed, (a polished (aide, etc.) ; p. 
 
 u'aia.,<h'</, (>r-i)iai/(tk. 
 
 Wd.s.siku'adeirnii/aii, (pi-. UHtf.si- 
 ko<fcwaigan.) Jiiack-lead for 
 polishiiij^ stoves. 
 
 Wd.f.sikwddjif/nn, {m a k i .s / n-). 
 Shoe-brush ; pl.-rt«. 
 
 WdssikwCnlJiiie, (nin). I polish, 
 I make shine, I give lustre to 
 8. th. ; p. waia,.ged. 
 
 WAnifikirdihiv, (nin). I polish it, 
 
 I make il shine; ji. ii'(ii(i„ili<l. 
 H'li.s.sikii'ij/aiiii, (iiiin. I make it 
 
 sliiiic, I give it a lustre, (stull) ; 
 
 It. iiunii..aiiif. 
 W linsikwriitii). If has a luntre, 
 
 islull') ; p. iniia.,i/nk. 
 HYiN.sikiri'ifiiw<i, (nin). I make 
 
 it shine, I give it a liisirt', 
 
 (stntr, <iii.\ ; p. ir(iir..irail ; imp. 
 
 ll'(l.s\.i/(l. 
 
 Wa.s.sifd, (olten pronounced o.s'.s/- 
 1(1.) alludes to ///•/>/", Montnc, 
 iillli>'/!,,n. (Kxaniph's in Home 
 of til' t'ollowing words.) 
 
 lVa.f.<iitairi»ilnni,iniii). i am sad. 
 I am - owfiil. mouriil'iil, 
 
 atllicted ; : >. «V'.v.y..(/»_7. 
 Wd.s.sili'iii 'iiiiii,iiiinu I mako 
 
 him sad, I cause him grief 
 
 and sorrow, [ atiliet him ; p. 
 
 in, '<.'<. .(III. 
 Wa.s.sHairrnildnidii'iii. iSadneHs, 
 
 grief, atHiction, chagrin, sor- 
 
 rftw. 
 il'ds.sidiwnidan, {niii\ \ feel 
 
 sail against it, I feel antijiathy 
 
 against it ; p. ii'i'.'<.i..diii/. 
 Wd.s.^i/dirniiiiidjnin). I feel sail 
 
 against him. I have antipathy 
 
 against him ; p. iri'.sfi.vidd. 
 Wds.sildiridcc, (nin). My heart 
 
 is atllicted, is sorrowful ; jt. 
 
 ice.s.s..id. 
 Wd.ssitdirideewin. Sorrow or 
 
 allliction of heart. 
 IVd.s.'iifdiritd'/dfi, {ntii). T sjteak 
 
 in a manner as to cause sorrow 
 
 and allliction, I am heard with 
 
 sadness, with irrief; p. W(:i,s.. 
 
 ,s'/<7. 
 fVds.sifdwifnwa, iniii). I li.sten 
 
 to him with grief and sorrov\- ; 
 
 p. W('.i..irad. 
 U'^dsdwa, {nin). I am spearing 
 
 > 1 
 
 I'll ' 
 
 |i 
 
 ) 
 
li] 
 
 ill 
 
 
 r! 
 
 1 
 
 it 
 
 1 
 
 I'f 
 
 
 - 'iB 
 
 i 
 
 1 
 
 WAW 
 
 404 — 
 
 WAW 
 
 lisli at ni^lit liy the liglit of a 
 
 tonili ; p. wninssintd. 
 ]Vdxswd[i<iii, Torcli, tlaiiil»cau ; 
 
 \i\.-an' 
 WassH'diiKintk. Torch-stiok, a 
 
 stick or pole to i'.istiMi a torcli 
 
 to one cud oi'it ; \A.-nn. 
 Wdliih. Tlu" root of rtinall trees 
 
 of tlie tirkiiKl or piiic-lcind, 
 
 iis(',<| to sew a bark-canoe with. 
 W<(l(ibh)i(tk(tk. Basket. 
 Wohtpin. A small eatable root; 
 
 Jil •-'//. 
 
 Wdl('.l)(i()a,ov-via(iad. The leaves 
 of the trees become yellow, 
 (ill the fall of the year) ; p. 
 nniid.jiiKi, i)\'-ma(jak. 
 
 Wdfiij. '^^.'A/!,/. 
 
 Wdfikwua)iiawa, {iiiii). ' nod 
 him, as a sign of atliriiiation 
 or apj)robatioii ; also, I beckon 
 him, I wink him, I make him 
 a siiii to come to me ; p. wahi 
 wad. 
 
 Wd/ikicdij/e, [iiiii). I nod, I 
 i)eckoii, I wink; p. irai(t..ijed. 
 
 Wdfikwaii, etc. S , ]Vadikwaii,,et{i. 
 
 Wawabijaiiakwaiiian. S. Wxinsa- 
 ki(Hi/f/(iii. 
 
 Wawdhif/onodji. Moii -e ; pl.-ia(/. 
 
 irawaln.shkabide, {aiu). 1 have 
 white teeth ; j). w/'W..di'd. 
 
 WdWiKjaami, [nia]. \ walk with 
 my toes turned -nside; p. wew 
 ..mid. — S. Jajasl ujaaini. 
 
 W(mHiibn,xi^\\ .(i\\(i frecpientative 
 of wdiba.) Soon one after an- 
 other, in (piick succession, — 
 Wawnibd (jinihowoi/ iio.s-sibaii, 
 ■niiKjiban (/(lie ; my father and 
 my Jiiother died soon one after 
 another. 
 
 Wdwan. Egi? ; pl.-o/(. Wdumnons. 
 Small egg. Wawanosk. Spoiled 
 
 Pgg- 
 
 Wawdnendam, {urn). T am om- 
 ba.' assed in my thoughts, i 
 don't know what to think ; p. 
 weiv..un(/. 
 
 Wuwaaeiidavihi, {nin). I cau.se 
 him to be embarra,«.sed in his 
 tiiou:hts, 1 embarrass iiim ; 
 p. weic.ad. 
 
 W<iiraa;/airisi. S. Wangawisi. 
 
 Wawdni-dodam, [nin). I am at 
 a losf5 to do s. th. j p. weui..an(f. 
 
 Wawanima, {nin). 1 embarrass 
 him wtih my words, he cannot 
 answer, I silence him ; p. iveir 
 ..mad. 
 
 Wawd nimotawa, f^niii). I beg 
 his aid or assistance, I em- 
 liarrass him by my request ; 
 p. wew..wad. 
 
 IVaivdni.s, {nin). I am in want 
 of..., I am at lo.st for..., T want 
 batUy s. th. ; p. wcw..)iid. 
 
 IVdivan onayaawanf/. Shell of 
 an eirir. 
 
 IVdirdshkeshi. Deer ; pl.-H'o//, 
 
 IVuivds/ikeshiwaidn. Deerskin ; 
 
 Wdwdtilikcshiwano. Tail of a 
 
 deer. 
 Wdmishkeslnwiyan. Bone of a 
 
 deer ; pl.-a». 
 
 Wawatcssi . Glow-worm ; pl.-wor/, 
 
 WawL'iendam, (nin). I think it 
 is so; p, weicani/. 
 
 ly'awejaaton nin tchimdn, (nin). 
 
 I mend and lix mv canoe 
 
 l>- 
 
 ^cew..aod. 
 
 Wauu'ji, {nia). I dress elegantly, 
 
 I adorn myself; I paint my 
 
 face ; p, loeiiicjind. 
 Wawejia, {nin). 1 dress and 
 
 adorn him well, nicely ; p. 
 
 ivcio..ad. 
 Waicefikama, {nin). I take s. th. 
 
V/AW 
 
 — 405 — 
 
 WAW 
 
 without pcriuisHion ; p. vcw.. 
 
 mad. 
 Wait'ejiiiif/e, iuiii). I nso oniii- 
 ineiits.i adorn inysolf; Ii)tiiiit 
 
 iiiy.selt ; p. wew..(/e«l. 
 Wawejiudawn, {in'ii). I [)ropnr(' 
 
 and adorn myself ibr him, (to 
 
 receive or nieet him, etc.) ; j). 
 
 weii\.wn(l. 
 Waweji.snifoii, (»/»)• I prepare 
 
 it, I fix it; I a(h)rn or dre.'^s it 
 
 nicely ; p. ireir.JoJ. 
 Wawrji/a, {nin). I nmlte myself 
 
 ready, I prepare myse""; p. 
 
 lociiK.fad. 
 irc^H'rf///rt«<;/,j. Preparing, gettinrr 
 
 ready. 
 Wairejifon, {)irii). S. Wdirrjissi- 
 
 foii. 
 > \iwekwadan, [nin). I fix, I re- 
 pair it, sewing ; p. weicanij. 
 \Vairc.kan<(,{nin). I \\x some an. 
 
 ohj. Jewing ; \). weiv..nii(l. 
 Wawekivdsii, [nin). I fix or 
 
 pair sewing; p. weir..sod. 
 Wau'^nuh, inin,). I sit down 
 
 wewenahid. 
 Wawcnahama,* inin). I choose 
 
 him amcngst many others, I 
 
 select him ; p. wcicnind. 
 W<nrtnaJ)and(in, {nin). \ choose 
 
 itamongst many other ohjects, 
 
 I select it, I pick it out; p. 
 
 weicanri. 
 WaweiKibandainoniin. Selection, 
 
 choice amongst many objects ; 
 
 election. 
 Wawenadamoion niikdntu inin). 
 
 i repair a road or trail 
 
 weic.fod. 
 IVdwrnadan, {nin). T settle 
 
 <lefermine it ; p. rceu\.nng. 
 
 re- 
 
 P- 
 
 P- 
 it, 
 
 * NoTK. Thin and sonio ol the follow- 
 irijj verbs are ratlior //•e7i")i/((<n'c ; tlii" 
 simple verbs occur lunler OiuiOama, etc. 
 
 Wawenapidamnwa wiwaj, {nin), 
 I fix lictter his puck, I tio it 
 
 I tie 
 
 II wel 
 
 I'- 
 
 I hind or 
 
 It 
 
 innil 
 wel 
 
 I tie him 
 
 over again, 
 
 ii'cir..u'({d. 
 Wnwenapidon, { nin 
 
 tic it again, I tic 
 
 iiicir..d(id. 
 \V(iir(;n(i})in(i, (nin) 
 
 over again, I tie iiim well, (a 
 
 child, e'c); p. n'r.ii\.na<I ; im]>. 
 
 u'mcrnd])!/. 
 Wui'cncndain, {nin). 1 reflect, 
 
 consider; choose; p. weir..(in(/. 
 W(iwencnd<nn, {nin). I tliink it 
 
 over again,! reflect upon it; 
 
 p. u'ew..(tn!/. 
 WdV't'pina, {nin). I put him his 
 
 (dotlies on, 1 dress him; p. 
 
 u'('}i\.nad ; imp. wawcpij. 
 Wairrpi.^, {nin). I put my 
 
 clotlies on ; p. wcwcpisod. 
 Wa-widiijed. A {)ers<in that in- 
 tends to get married, liride- 
 
 groom ; bride; ph')i</. 
 IVaiciiddenddf/os-, {nin). I am 
 
 considered droll, curious, lam 
 
 droll ; p. wcir..,sid. 
 IVawi iadendai/icad , {)tiii). It is 
 
 droll, curious, considered 
 
 droll ; p. ■Wfiir..wak. 
 Wawiiadendihi , { nin). 
 
 it curious or droll ; 
 
 ang. 
 
 WawiindcninvKi, { nin ] . 
 him (mrious, droll, 
 or some other an. 
 u'eu\.mad. 
 
 IVawiiadi.Sf (nin). 
 self, [ cause to 
 disagreeable ; ji. locicml. 
 
 Wdwiia;/ ffef/n. Several things, 
 all kinds of things. 
 
 lVdwiia<jini, inin). I say what I 
 ought not M sa, , it is not my 
 
 I 
 
 P- 
 
 I 
 
 think 
 weic. 
 
 think 
 per.>ioii 
 
 (a 
 obj.) ; p 
 
 I wrong n)y- 
 mvsolf 8. th.* 
 
 1 
 
 t 
 
 
 A 
 
 i!» 
 
WAW 
 
 — 4()6 
 
 WAW 
 
 ;l lU 
 
 '■:^ I 
 
 businesfl to nay that ; p. vaiaiv 
 mod. 
 WOwiiafiis, (nin). I do (or eav) 
 wliiit is not my buainens; p. 
 
 WdwiiaJ, adv. Curiously. IVa- 
 iri/'aj iiiixl ijitrebis, I act or do 
 «;uriously. 
 
 lV((wiiiiJif(ii/of>', (nin). I speak 
 curiously, 1 make drolleries 
 in speakiii,L',.j<dccs ; j). irew..snl. 
 
 W<mii(if((ji. Tiie city of Detroit. 
 
 WaicUaidiwiuj. in or at Detroit, 
 to cr from Detroit. 
 
 Wawiiawdiiia. IVawiiawe, etc. 
 Of. S. Mdiiioiawama. Mamoia- 
 ic(u etc. 
 
 Wcvwiiehiujan. Compa.«s, the in- 
 strument with which circles 
 are drawn; \)\.-an. 
 
 Wdwiieia, or-manud. It is round 
 or circular; p. wainwiieUu/, 
 OT-mariak. 
 
 WdwiiAoddn, {niii). I cut it 
 round, in a circular or semi- 
 circular form; ]). wakucnnf/. 
 
 Wdwiickona, {nin). I cut son'ie 
 an. ohj. in a circular or semi- 
 circular form ; p, icaia..nad. — 
 J'akwcjif/an nin wawiiekona ; 
 I cut a piece of l)read round. 
 
 Wawiiemigun. A kind of sea- 
 shell ; pi.-a(/. 
 
 Wflwiinuinat/ad. It is round or 
 (llobular ; \\ ivaiaicyah: 
 
 Wdwiieminaijiti mis/timin. The 
 
 apple is round. 
 Wdiviiendagan. S. Makakossag. 
 
 Wdwiies, {nin). I am round, of 
 a round 8ha]ie ; p. waidioiicsid. 
 
 Wdwiiefon, (nin). I make it 
 round ; p. waia..tod. 
 
 WdwiJ, adv. S. Memindage. 
 
 W %xin}endam,{nin). I rejoice, I 
 
 am glad, I am proud of joy; 
 
 p. weicany. 
 Wawijendamia, (nin). I make 
 
 him rejoice ; wew..ad. 
 Wawijendamowin. Joy, rejoic- 
 ing. 
 Wawijenian, (nin). S. Waiov'en- 
 
 dani. 
 Waiiiijenimii, {nin). 1 praise him 
 
 ill tlionghts ; p. weicmad. 
 Wawijia, {nin). I please him, I 
 
 .<ay what pleases him ; p. tve- 
 
 v'ijiad. 
 \Vawijim,{nin). I glory, J hoast, 
 
 I praise myself ; p. wew..()d. 
 Wdwijindiitin. Praise, flattery. 
 Wmvika, adv. (the fre(iuentative 
 
 of ivika). Seldom, very seldou), 
 
 once in a long time. 
 Waioikaioind. An Indian to 
 
 whom a woinau is given to 
 
 marry her, nolens volens ; pi. 
 
 -Jig. — S. IViivikawa. 
 Wdwikweia, ox-magad. There is 
 
 a corner ; p. waid.Aag, ov-ma- 
 
 gnk. 
 Wdwina, {nin). I name him 
 
 often, I call upon his name, I 
 
 mention him frequently ; j). 
 
 waidwinad ; imp. wawij. — Wi- 
 
 na. 
 Wawindke, {nin). I am a good 
 
 archer or bowman ; p. icew.. 
 
 ked. 
 Wawinawea, (nin). I approve 
 
 liim ; p. ioaia..ad. 
 Wdwindaganes, (nin). I am 
 
 much named, I am renowned, 
 
 celebrated, famous; p. waia.. 
 
 .•iid. 
 Wawindaganesiwin . Renown, 
 
 fame, celebrity. 
 WCioindamadimin, (nin). We 
 
 promise each other ; p. ivaidw 
 
 ..didjig. 
 
WEB 
 
 — 407 
 
 WEB 
 
 of joy ; 
 
 make 
 
 rejoic- 
 
 ''aiv^ien- 
 
 1180 him 
 lad. 
 
 ■ hi:n, I 
 ; p. we- 
 
 T boast, 
 m\.od. 
 
 rtattcry. 
 lentative 
 
 .seldom, 
 
 idiau to 
 given to 
 lens; pi. 
 
 There is 
 (J, ov- ma- 
 mo him 
 nanie, I 
 t'y; p. 
 
 y .- m- 
 
 a good 
 
 ). ll'CIt'.. 
 
 approve 
 
 I an» 
 ?n owned, 
 p. waia.. 
 
 e nown , 
 
 in). We 
 p. ivaidw 
 
 \)\.-an. 
 
 If'^awini/c, adv. (ol'toii i»runuun 
 ced, Oiciiii/e,) Well, pcrt'octly 
 
 Wdwindamaditiun. Mutual pro- 
 mise, or promise made to 
 several person 
 
 c, adv. (ol 
 
 iciiii/e,) \y 
 
 thouroughly, exactly, entirely. 
 
 fully, precisely. 
 WawiiKjiikdii, (iiin). 1 do it well ; 
 
 p. leew.MiKj. 
 }vawiii(/e.s, {nin). 1 do s. th. to 
 
 perfection, I am skilful, pre- 
 cise, able, 1 am a master, I 
 
 am perfect in doing or saying 
 
 H. th. ; J). u'ew,..ml, 
 Wawhuiesiwin. P r e c i .s i o n i n 
 
 working or speaking, skill, 
 
 skilfulness, ability, perfection, 
 
 exactness. 
 Wawiiufetchi(/e,{niii]. I act with 
 
 precision, exactness, skill ; p. 
 
 weic..(/ed. 
 Wan'ii.(/eton,{iii)i). T fix it well, 
 
 I maAC it .sure, I arrange it 
 
 exacti) ; yi. wew..tod. 
 Waicinih'ib,[nin]. I have hollow 
 
 eyes ; p. weiiJnd. 
 Wduwn, (nin). I howl, (like a 
 
 dog or wolf) ; p. waiawonod. 
 Wdwonoirin. Repeated howling, 
 
 — S. Wonowin. 
 Wchaboii, {ni)i). 1 am carried 
 
 away by the current of a river ; 
 
 p. icaiel).,(/od. 
 ly^bagodjin, (nin) 
 
 .ski II. (rauHfi.<ie. 
 Webdsh, [nin). I am carried 
 
 away by the wind ; p. loaicba- 
 
 sliid. 
 W4bds.un. It i.s carried away by 
 
 the wind ; p. waic..in(j. 
 Wcbendam, \nia]. I made up my 
 
 mind, I am resolved; p. wait'.. 
 
 ami. 
 Webi-, Ot. S. 3Iudji-. 
 Wcbiyoan, [nin). 1 cut ort" with 
 
 S. PaJdtf 
 
 an axe, \\\v<\* is spoiled or 
 rotten ; p. waie.Mtif/. 
 
 IVcbij/dwa, {iiiiiK I cut oil' with 
 an axe, from some an. <ibj., 
 what i.s spoiled or rotten ; p. 
 iriiic.n'ud. 
 
 Wehijiin, {nin). I cut olFwith a 
 /i'/(//l',what is sj)oiled or rotten ; 
 J), icaicbijitnij. 
 
 Webijwa, [nin]. I cut off^vith a 
 knife, from .<(»me an. o\\]., 
 what is sjxiik'il or rotten ; p. 
 n'diL.wad : imp, n-ebijwi. 
 
 Webina, (nin). I throw liim a- 
 way, [ reject him, abandon 
 him ; ]). uuiiehinad. 
 
 WcbiimnHUjuivini-jawendagoai- 
 loin, Indulijence ; pl.-a«. 
 
 Webinamaii'u, [nin], I thro\v 
 away s. th, lielonging or relat- 
 ing to him ; also, I forgive him, 
 I pardon him; p. waii\.W((d. 
 
 Wc bint III, [nin). 1 throw it away, 
 I cast it off; I abandon it, re- 
 ject it; I wean m'-i^'lf of a 
 liabit or practice ; p. waiibi- 
 
 lUUUJ. 
 
 Webinan nind ananiiewin, [nin]. 
 I apostatize, (I reject my relig- 
 ion). 
 
 Wcbinidimin, [nin). We reject 
 or al.)andon each other, we 
 separate ; p. ioaic..didji(j. 
 
 Webinidiu'i-nia>dnai<jan, or loc- 
 binidiwi-ojibti<jan. Bill o t 
 divorce ; pl.-(/«. 
 
 Webinidiwin. Separation (of per- 
 sons that lived together), 
 mutual rejection; divorce. 
 
 Wi'biniuun. Abandoned or re- 
 jected ])erson ; or any other 
 «/Kobj. thrown away, rejected 
 or abandoned ; \A.-atj. 
 
 Wcbinigd.s, {nin). I am rejected, 
 
 :i1 
 
 ' ! 
 
 Hi 
 
WEB 
 
 — 408 — 
 
 WE.I 
 
 '/. 
 
 cast off, abandoned ; p. waie.. 
 
 sod. 
 yVrhiiiu/e, (Hin). I throw away, 
 
 1 reject; also, I confess my 
 
 sins ; p. waU'.jjed, or , tipddjin- 
 
 ilifit). 
 }Vrhini(/ciriii. The act of throw- 
 
 in<2; away ; also, confessiun, or, 
 
 iipddJiiuUsoH-in. 
 Wi'bisliima, [niii]. I throw hini 
 
 down to the ground ; p. waic.. 
 
 mad. 
 Wcbi.f.sifon, {iim). I make it fall 
 
 down, or fall off; ]>. wiiie..U>d. 
 Weddbdiiikcd. He that makes ji 
 
 sleigh, a cart, a wagon, etc., 
 
 cartwriglit ; pl.-//V/. 
 Wcildlnud b(;he}i(/(i(/<nijin. lie 
 that makes liorses draw, coach- 
 man, cartn)an, driver; l^\.-j></ 
 
 beh.... 
 Weddbiad pijikhcau. He that 
 
 makes oxen draw,o.\en-dri ver ; 
 
 Weddked. He that steers, steers- 
 man, pilot ; \)\.-jiy. 
 
 Wcdapinany anamiewia. H e 
 that takes religion, a convert ; 
 pl.-?V/ ana.... 
 
 Wedapinaiu/ jawendayosiioin- 
 He that takes in coninuinion, 
 communicant ; pl.-/^ 
 
 W^di, adv. There. 
 
 Wedi nakekaua, adv. On that 
 side of the road. 
 
 W^gin. Skin, hide. This word 
 is never used alone ; it always 
 occurs attached to the name 
 of some lanjc (|uadrnped, and 
 signifies its hide or skin ; as : 
 I'ijikiircjfin, oxhi<le. cowhide; 
 l)utTalo-i"ol)e. Moiisicef/iii, the 
 hide of a moose. Oinaskkos- 
 waj'ui, the iiide or skin of a 
 
 stag or hind. V\.-on. — S. Wa- 
 
 idii 
 
 Wci/iiir/in. Like one's own 
 mother. — WeyiiKfiii mnd iji 
 .sdj/t'a uio ikioc ; I love that 
 woman like my own mother. 
 
 Wi'i/oncny pron. What? how? 
 
 lVe(/o)icn wcikIJi'-.... Y Wl ? — 
 Wctfoncnwendji'ikkiloimi iw f 
 Why dost thou say that? 
 
 Wn/otof/wen. I don't know what. 
 
 - We[ioi<))iu'(in f/ed-ikkif(></uu'n ; 
 r don't know what he will say. 
 
 IVecjnfooiV'H U'endji-..,. I don't 
 k now w h > . — We ;/ oto [/ lo e n 
 wendji - nishkddmijwen ; 1 
 don't know why lie is angry. 
 
 Wegoionwenish. Any an. ohject 
 a little respected, considered 
 as a trifle; pi. -<///. — Wcyoio- 
 ;/wcni,s/iiny nin dad air a ; I 
 trifle with him, 1 inake light 
 of him, 1 respect him little. 
 
 Wej/oiogicenish. Any in. ohject 
 little considered, trifle ; \)\.-an. 
 
 — Wcgotogwcnishing nin do- 
 dan ; I treat it as a trifle, as 
 a worthless thing. 
 
 Wegwdgi ! interj. JjO ! see ! We- 
 gu'dgi haduHaamoHtsc ! See, he 
 i.s coming ! 
 
 IVegwi.ssimind, (pron. ivcgofi.si- 
 viind). He that is a son, a son ; 
 
 WeicJingesJikid. He that is 
 cheating haljitually, cheater, 
 swindler, emhezzler; deceiver, 
 impostor, seducer; \)\.-jig. 
 
 Wcickwaia.s.'iinog ; \). neg. That 
 which has no end, endless, 
 eternal. 
 
 Wejawaii/ikira.'iigirag mashkiki. 
 Green medicine, vitriol. 
 
 Wejiiia, (nin). I paint some an. 
 ol)j. ; p. waicjinad. 
 
 M-—^ ^ 
 
(. — S.lFa- 
 
 )ne'.s own 
 
 n mud iji 
 
 love that 
 
 1 IDotluT. 
 
 lat ? how ? 
 
 Wl ? — 
 iiloinniio f 
 tliiit? 
 enow what. 
 [kitixjwen; 
 he will .«ay. 
 .... I don't 
 'oio (I w e n 
 (J wen ; I 
 L! is aiijiry. 
 ' an. ohjcct 
 considered 
 — Weyoio- 
 'cxhiira ; I 
 make light 
 iiii little. 
 
 in. object 
 ifle ; pl.-«H. 
 HI/ nin dn- 
 
 a tritle, as 
 
 ! see ! We- 
 c ! See, he 
 
 u'C(/ofssi- 
 ~ou, a son ; 
 
 til at is 
 , cheater, 
 ; deceiver, 
 
 5I.-//.'/. 
 iq/. That 
 endless, 
 
 nas/iJciJd. 
 iol. 
 some an. 
 
 WEM 
 
 — 401» — 
 
 WEN 
 
 Wejinan, [nin). I paint it; p. 
 waie..anf/. 
 
 Wcjinigan. Paint; \)].-an. 
 
 Wejinige, {nin). I paint ; p. wa- 
 iejlniijed. 
 
 Wenihi,ssifrhi</a,so.s.si(/ pahweji- 
 gan. Unleavened bread ; (F. 
 a/yine). 
 
 Wemigid. He that has the scab, 
 scabious, nianjry ; lejier ; pi.-////. 
 
 Wemitignji. Frenchman ; Cana- 
 dian ; \)\.-iLinh. 
 
 Wcmitignji-anamia, ( n i n) . I 
 pray French, that is, I profess 
 the Roman Catholic relijrion ; 
 p. waiem.Md. 
 
 nemitigoji - anamieioigamig. 
 French church, that is, a 
 Catholic church ; pl.-o». 
 
 Wemitignji - anamicwin. T h e 
 Roman Catholic religion. — 
 The Indians call it su from 
 the circumstance that the 
 Canadians, whom they saw- 
 first and whom they call 
 Wemitigqjiuink, (Frenchmen), 
 are all Catholics with very 
 rare exceptions. 
 
 Wcmitigojikwe. Frenchwoman ; 
 pi.-//.' 
 
 Wemitigoj ihwen.f. A y o u n g 
 French girl ; \)\.-ag. 
 
 Wt'miiigojim, {nin). I speak 
 French ; p. waie..mnd. 
 
 Weviitigoji m a h i n a i g an. A 
 French book, or letter. 
 
 Wcniiiigugi - niekatcic ikwanaie. 
 Catholic priest ; pi.-//. 
 
 WeviitigoJ i niowin. F r e n c h 
 language. 
 
 WinniigojiuHil-i. France, (land 
 of the French). WcniHigojiwa- 
 king, in France, to or from 
 France. 
 
 Wcniitigojiicinsin. It is written 
 PART 11 
 
 (or jirinted) in French; p. wa- 
 i<'ni..ing. 
 
 WemitigiijiwissHrhigade, ox-ma- 
 qad. It is translated into 
 I'Vench ; p. icaifi)(..deg, or-ma- 
 gak. 
 
 WtinitiaoJiiri.s.siton, {nin). I 
 translate it into French ; y. 
 If ni ('..1(1 p. 
 
 Wenadaigadcg hiicVtik. Ham- 
 mered iron, (not cast iron), 
 wrought iron. 
 
 iVcndganikcd. A maker of wood- 
 en dislies ; pl.-J///. 
 
 Wcndad. Ft is easy ; it is cheap, 
 
 low 
 
 wuii'iidak 
 
 Wthideg nilri. IJoiling water. 
 
 We)nli.'<, {nin], I sell cheaj); p. 
 waif'ndi.sid. 
 
 Wendisi. It is cheaj), low, (any 
 «». obj.) ; p. waiendisid. — IFen- 
 disi kokosli, wandi.siivog opi- 
 nig ; pork is cheap, potatoes 
 are cheaj). 
 
 Wendji-, tht Change of ondji ; 
 whkdi see. 
 
 Wendji-makaang. Where the 
 snn rises, east, orient. 
 
 Wendjita I Wcndjiia ! Very 
 well ! thanks ! thank you ! 
 
 Wendjita. Properly, pro|»er, 
 simple. — Wendjita anainicgi- 
 jigad, properly Sunday, (not 
 a holiday). 
 
 W^('ndn'e, {nin). S. ll'endi.f. 
 
 Weni, pron. Ot. Who? 
 
 W(^nil>an.' Gone! disapjicared ! 
 — Anindi nin imdioindn ga- 
 atrg (Una ?- Wcnilnin ! Kain'n 
 nin niikan.siii. Where is n)y 
 knife that was lu're ? -It is 
 gone ! 1 cannot tind it. 
 
 Wenil>ik, ad\. A short time, a 
 moment. 
 
 Wenidjdni.isinifid. Like one's 
 
 27 
 
 I 
 
 ,1 
 
 ii 
 
 I 
 
WES 
 
 — 410 — 
 
 WEW 
 
 \ l 
 
 ri 
 
 t v 
 
 \}i 
 
 own child or children. — HV- 
 iii(ljaiii.ssiii(/hi niiid iji NUifia ; 
 I love him like my own cliiitl. 
 IVenii^uiiLssiniJiu ki dodutjo- 
 naii. hijt-ManiUi : God treats 
 ii.s like lii.s own children. 
 
 Wcniji.s/ud. S. Oaijish. 
 
 H'eniJi.s/iid-Muaito. Holy Gho^l. 
 
 Wenijis/iini/. S. (htuinhin 
 
 ujisinn;i. ft. Unij 
 
 fVniijKiJ, or iri'iiipantij, udv. 
 Easily, withont much labor 
 or co.st ; tor nothing. 
 
 Wruipuufid. It is easy ; it is 
 cheap ; p. waie..nak. 
 
 i^Vcniimiicndam, {nin). I think 
 s. til. is easy ; p. iraii''..(iii(/. — 
 Dadm ki wcnipaneiidmii iko ; 
 thou thinkest all things tu he 
 easy . 
 
 Weiiijyaueniiua, inin). I think 
 it KS cheap, I find it cheap, 
 (an. obj.) ; p. wai('..viad, 
 
 Wi'iiipuuis, (nin). I am chea]); 
 p. irai6..sid. 
 
 Weuiti/i ! 01. (abri<lged from n-c- 
 nidas/i?) Who? 
 
 Weos.simind. He that is a father, 
 a father ; i)\.-Jig. 
 
 Wf'ofisinifiu. Jiike one's own 
 lather. — Wcoasinyin habumi- 
 law aic inini ; be obedient to 
 that man like to thy own 
 father. 
 
 Wemica<j deijwandamintj. The 
 yellow thing that ieeateu with 
 other things, mustard. 
 
 WeHliki-aiiamiad. He that prays 
 of late, a new convert to relig- 
 ion, a new Christian, a ne- 
 ophyte ; \)\.-jiij. 
 
 Weshkiginji mitiyons. Pound 
 shoot. (The same as onhkiyin.) 
 
 Wcshkiniyid. He that is boru of 
 late, a young person, a young 
 man, a lad, a youth ; or a 
 
 prepare 
 prepare 
 
 youn^ woman , a maid, a grown 
 
 irirl. rl. weskkiniyidjiy, yowwg 
 
 tulks. 
 Wesliki'tibikak. In the beginn- 
 ing of the r.ight. 
 Wi'.s/towdO, inin). I keep pre- 
 
 paretl, Mbr death, etc.) ; p. wa- 
 
 ir.'i/ioioabid. 
 Wcshowiaidis, (nin). I 
 
 myself; p. uiui^..s<H/. 
 Wrshuirissilon, (nin). I 
 
 it ; p. wai^..tod. 
 yVi'sfiowita, (nin). S. Weshoiin- 
 
 nidix. 
 Weasean. There are trees blown 
 
 down by the wind ; p, ivaiome- 
 
 any. 
 HV'we. Goose ; pi. u'eicey. 
 H'cirrbanaban, or wcwe.banaba- 
 
 yan. Implement necessary lor 
 
 (ishing with a hook. 
 [Vew^banabanak, The stick or 
 
 rod on which the line with 
 
 the fishing hook is fastened ; 
 
 m.-on. 
 Vewi'ba 
 
 iVcwebanabi, (nin). I ani tishing 
 
 with a hook ; p. waie.Mid. 
 IV^ircbanoweni animosli. The 
 
 dog wags his tail ; p. waieio.. 
 
 nid. 
 Wew^bikwen, {nin). I wag my 
 
 head to signify, no ! p. waiciv 
 
 nid. 
 IVeicebikwetawa, [nin). i wag 
 
 my head to him, in sign of 
 
 negation ; p. ivaiew.:irad. 
 Wewebina, (nin). T swing him, 
 
 I rock him on a rocking-chair; 
 
 p. waie..nad ; imp. trewebij. 
 
 IVeivebi.i, (nin). I swing or rock 
 myself; p. waicsod. 
 
 IVcwebisoH. A swing; pl.-a«. 
 
 Wcicebisuni-apabiicin. Kyc king- 
 chair ; pl.-a/t. 
 
WHW 
 
 — 411 
 
 VVID 
 
 ,yuuiig 
 
 beginn- 
 
 jp pro- 
 ; 1 1, wa- 
 
 p re pare 
 
 propure 
 
 ''cslwiin- 
 
 18 blown 
 waiesse- 
 
 '->■ . 
 'hanaoa- 
 
 ritiary tor 
 
 .stick or 
 \nc with 
 listened ; 
 
 u tishing 
 bid. 
 
 s-A. The 
 ). waicw.. 
 
 wag n>y 
 p. waicw 
 
 1 wag 
 
 rtign of 
 'ad. 
 
 ing him, 
 iw-chair ; 
 
 (ireiit hunit'd 
 ri.LMit, jii-t, 
 01. S. l'(t- 
 
 s or rock 
 
 •ail. 
 Rycking- 
 
 WeuH'iuiJi(fani> 
 
 owl; \A\-<i. 
 Wcii'ciii, lulv. Wi'li, 
 
 exiictly, (iiligt'iitly 
 Wcwcfioldiva, ( inii). 
 
 kitewd. 
 WcwetisiidiN, (niii). I move the 
 
 air witli a fan to coul niyselt', 
 
 I tan niVHoU"; p. wuic.^od. 
 IVc wen.se i</ini, or wcivesneowiii. 
 
 Fan ; \)\.-(in. 
 Wtwesaciije, (niii). 1 move tlie 
 
 air with a fan, J fan ; p. iraie.. 
 
 (fed. 
 Wewe.s.'idwa,inin). I fan liini, 1 
 
 cool him witli a fan ; p. wuie 
 
 wad ; imp. iveivcs.v; . 
 Trew/6, adv. Immediately, (|uick- 
 
 ly, soon. 
 Weu'ibcadain, {niii). I am in a 
 
 hurry to return liome ; \).ivaie 
 
 ..aiKj. 
 WewibendamonHH. Hurry to re- 
 turn home. 
 Wewibia, ( nin) or, nin icewibiinu. 
 
 I hurry iiim; p. iraicicibiad. 
 Wewibiidis, {nin\. I iiurry my- 
 self, I make haste ; p. icuie.. 
 
 sod. 
 WcwibinaaiKjwe. Teal, a kind 
 
 of wild duck ; (F. sarcelle) ; 
 
 pi.-//. 
 )iewibis,{nin). I am in a hurry ; 
 
 p. waiewibisid. 
 Wewibia/tka, {uin). I make luuste 
 
 to go somewhere, or to return 
 
 home, (travelling by laml or 
 
 by water) ; p. waieJcad. 
 Weunbuiwin. Hurry, haste. 
 Weioibita, {nin). I make haste 
 
 in doin<i s. th ; p. waie.Aad. 
 Wewibitawin. Hurry or haste 
 
 in doiiuf s. th. 
 Wewiipwdmid. He who ow(!s a 
 
 house, the proprit'tor of a 
 
 house, or of the iiouse, the 
 
 lundiord ; pl.-//</. 
 Wi-. l*arti(;le (lenoting will, 
 
 d(v»iire, iiiti'iition, rt'si)lutioii ; 
 
 p. ird-. — Xiiid ijit, I gii; nin 
 
 wi-ija, I intend tugo. U'a-ijad, 
 
 he who intend.i logo; (L. itii- 
 
 rus). 
 \Vihiin(t,(nin]. 1 sleep with him; 
 
 |) . inilx'iiKid. (H'ibcnidi/aii, 
 
 lied-fellovv.) 
 Wibendiiiiin, (niii). We sleep to- 
 gether in the same bed ; p. 
 
 iv(tb..di<1ji(j. 
 H'ihid. His tooth ; pl.-a>J. — Ki- 
 
 bid, kibid, my tooth, thy tooth ; 
 
 p\.-au. 
 Wibidunia. Tooth; \\\.-n. — Sa- 
 
 nutjad wibidainan dkoninq ; it 
 
 is hard ( painful ) to have 
 
 tooth-ache. 
 Wibidd-matilikiki. Medicine for 
 
 tootli-ache, anodyne drops for 
 
 tooth-ache. 
 Wibidckadji(/un. Lace, (F. den- 
 
 telle). 
 Wibona, {nin). \ make him 
 
 narrower, 1 straighten him, 
 
 [an. obj.) ; p. ivabonad. 
 Wibonan, {nin). 1 make it 
 
 narrower, [in. obj.) ; p. loab,. 
 
 auij. 
 Wibiramaiiud. It is maile 
 
 narrower, it is straightened; 
 
 J). wab..<jak. 
 
 Wid, widj, widji, in composit- 
 ions, signilies assuciatioii, ac- 
 conipani/iny , co - (>peratio:i. 
 ( Examples in some of the 
 following words.) 
 
 mdabiina, {nin). I am sitting 
 with him, or by liis bide ; p. 
 wadabiinad, 
 
 Widakamiijisima, {nin). I play 
 
WIl) 
 
 — 412 — 
 
 WII) 
 
 I! I 
 
 or uiniiHe myself to^etlit-r with 
 liiiii ; |). wad..in(uL 
 
 Wi<l<uu. At tlio end of verbs, 
 iiUndeH to .v;><v//i/u/7; ^^'' i^^'"^ 
 iiio}>int'winaiit, I use hail 
 liinjrMii^'e, oHensive words, in 
 11 certain manner. — Niiid aji- 
 dciridain, I <j:aiMsay. Niiid (iii- 
 weiriditin, I speak in such a 
 |)lai;e. 
 
 Wi-di''hwe,inin). I will say the 
 tr\ith, that iw, I persist upon 
 what 1 Hay, I obstinately 
 maintain it, I urge it, 1 want 
 to have it believed, or done; 
 p. u'd-tlebwed. 
 
 Widi;/e, {iiin). I cohabit, I live 
 louether in the same room 
 with another, or with others; 
 also, I am married ; p. ivadi' 
 t/ed. 
 
 Widii/ema,{nin). I live with her 
 (him) in the same room ; also, 
 J am married to her, (liim) ; 
 |i. wiuL.viad. 
 
 WidhjimfKjan. Cohabitant, a 
 person tliat'lives together with 
 another, or with others ; also, 
 liusband, wile,— This word is 
 always preceded by a possess- 
 ive pronoun, niii ioidi(/hiiu</an, 
 ki widigntiatjan, o icidujcma- 
 (janan, etc. — S. Niwish. 
 
 Widitjendaa, {nin). 1 join him 
 (lier) in marriage with another 
 pereon, I marr}'^ him (her) to 
 some person ; p. ivad..ad. 
 
 Widii/eadiiidii, [nin). We co- 
 habit, we live together in the 
 saiue roou) ; we are nuirried 
 together ; p. wad..didji(j. 
 
 Widiijendiwin. Cohabitation ; 
 nuirriage, wedding ; nuirried 
 state. — A nanderioidiijcn diwiii , 
 Christian marriage. 
 
 llldii/endiwini-titihiuiiidjipison. 
 Wedding-ring, nuptiaj-ring ; 
 \)\.-an. 
 
 M i)lii/rndiuii)ii-uiik'(>niliwin. 
 VVedding-feaHt, nuptials; })1.- 
 au. 
 
 IVidii/i'irhi. Cohabitation, or 
 marriage, in regard to one of 
 the parties; \in regard Uyhutli 
 jiartK'S it is iridii/eudiwin). Mi- 
 niC(md((iH('<id nin. uudh/ewin ; 
 my cohabitation (or marriage) 
 is agreeable. Minwenduijw<id 
 nin widiijendiwininda ; our 
 marriage is agreeable. 
 
 Widiiiewini-atjmwin, or, widi- 
 (jcndiwini-cKjwiwin, or, widi- 
 tfcndiwini - bdbisikawdt/an. 
 Wedding-garment, n u ptia 1 
 robe ; pl.-an. 
 
 Widf or widji-. Is the third jjer- 
 son of nidf or nidji-; which 
 see. — [ Widj iktrcwan, a wo- 
 nuui liKe herself. Widf ano- 
 kifai/ewininiwan, his fellow- 
 ser van t. Widji-kwiioii>en.ian , 
 his fellow-boy.) 
 
 Widjaiawa, {nin). I have him 
 with me, or, I am with him ; 
 p. ivad..wad. 
 
 Widjardmisima, {nin). I suH'er 
 with him; p. ivad..niad. 
 
 Widj' anisldnaben. His lellow- 
 nian, his neighbor. 
 
 Widjanokima, (nin). I work 
 with him ; p. wad..mad. 
 
 Widjanukinuiijan. Fellow-lal tor- 
 er ; \)\.-ay. — This word is al- 
 ways preceded by a possessive 
 pronoun ; as : Nin widj ana ki- 
 magan, my fellow-laborer ; o 
 icidjanokimaganan, his fellow- 
 lal)orer, etc. 
 
 Widjibibonishima, {nin). I spend 
 the winter with hiiu, I winter 
 
WID 
 
 413 - 
 
 WIT) 
 
 [jlpisnn. 
 ill-ring ; 
 
 nn. 
 lis; 1)1.- 
 
 iun, or 
 ) one of 
 
 I to hoik 
 win). Mi- 
 li(jewin ; 
 liirriage) 
 ulaijwdd 
 
 II ; our 
 
 )r, iciili- 
 )v, widi- 
 vihjan. 
 1 u p t i ti 1 
 
 hinl per- 
 -; which 
 n, Ji \vu- 
 VUlf aiio- 
 s f'ellow- 
 cineufiait, 
 
 lave him 
 ith him ; 
 
 I sulier 
 ad. 
 18 lollow- 
 
 I work 
 ad. 
 
 ow-liil)or- 
 ,ord is al- 
 )0sst'ssive 
 ndjanolii- 
 iborer ; o 
 
 is fellow^- 
 
 t). I spend 
 , I winter 
 
 with him; p. v'ad..mad. (Wi- 
 iljihihiniishhiKKinn, t'c 1 1 d \v - 
 
 wi lit (TIT.) 
 
 U'idJihiiiKi, (iiiii). I liriiik lo- 
 jrotlitT with him ; p. ir(iil..iinid. 
 ( \Vidjihiinii<i(tii, roiMpiiliUdr.) 
 
 M'idji-ltiitKidisiii. His t'l'liow- 
 livcr, his nciglihor. 
 
 Widjihixdimin, {iiiii). Wo arc 
 (Irinkiiijj; toj^oliuT ; p. irad.. 
 dld/i'!/. 
 
 Widjihiiid'nriti. Compotalioii. 
 
 Wiiljiddkifiwuiii, (in'ii). I hve 
 witii him (Ikt) in the siiiiio 
 
 . ooiiiitry or plaoo ; hi' is my 
 conntrvmaii, (slie is my cmin- 
 trywomaii), I am a native of 
 till' same eoiintry or |ila('0 as 
 he (she) is; p. ir((d,.iii(id. { 1(7- 
 djid(tl'iii'ciii(i(/<iii,c{)nntr\n\:u\ ; 
 fellow-citizen.) 
 
 indjiden/tti, (/(/»). I have the 
 same heart with him, I love 
 him from all my heart, and 
 he loves me, we have hut one 
 heart tojrether ; p. intd..wad. 
 
 WiilJidonama, inin). T accom- 
 pany him with my month, 
 1 converse with him ; p. wad., 
 mad. 
 
 lVidJi(/nh<nvif((U'(i, iiirn). I am 
 standing with him, or liy his 
 side ; j). v'ad..w((d. 
 
 WidJi(/ir(thaa7Htnra, inin). I dip 
 my hand in the same vessel 
 with him, to draw e. th. out 
 of it ; ji. wad..VHid. 
 
 Widjn'uui, iniii). I accompany, 
 I keej) company ; j). wddjiiired. 
 
 Widjiiwemaj/nd. It accompanies, 
 it fjoes with....; p. u'ad..)/ak\ 
 
 Widjiiweroiii. Keeping company, 
 accompaniment. 
 
 Widfijinikasoma, {nin). I have 
 the same name as he: he is 
 
 my namesake, iiny patrnn- 
 siiint ) ; p. U'(id..niad. 
 
 ]\'idji/,iirn(ni. HishrothiT; his 
 comrade. — S. Nidjilxiirc. 
 
 Wldjiiidiiii, (nin). I send liim 
 !iloii;_' willi sumeh'idy, I make 
 him L'o with somehody ; p. 
 ■W(nl..)id. 
 
 Widjiiiditn, inin). I make it 
 (;ome with me, I come with it ; 
 JI. ir(nl..fin(/. — .h'sns (<i-lti-ihi- 
 i/iris/iin i,s/i))i>nin(/ ana/.ira- 
 doiii/, (> i/fi-lii-n'idjinddn ijasli- 
 kicwisiii'in, kilrhi kilchihvti- 
 wisiirin (fair ; ilesns shall 
 come in the ('louds of heiueu 
 with power and ^n'eut glory. 
 
 Wiiljindinniiniil. It goes to- 
 gether, it has comnmnicalioii 
 with s. th., it agrees well ; p. 
 wiid..i/ak. 
 
 Widjindiniin, (nin). We go to- 
 gether somewhere ; we help 
 or assist each other ; \vc ure 
 in company together; p. tnul 
 ..didji;/. 
 
 iridjiudinowaf/nn. Companion ; 
 jil.-rt//. — There is always a 
 possessive jironoiiii hefore this 
 word ; as : Kin icidjindinowa- 
 f/an, my companion, etc. 
 
 Widjindiniin. Mutual accomjia- 
 niment. 
 
 Uldjinibi.sdiima, {nin). I spend 
 the summer with him ; p. wad 
 ..mad. — ( Widjinibinhininiian, 
 fellow-summerer. S. Widjano- 
 kinia</a}i.) 
 
 Widjinibnma, {nin). I die with 
 him ; p. wad..wad. — ( ITidJi- 
 )iil)omti(/an.) 
 
 Widjij)asi(/winia, (nin). I rise 
 up with him ; p. wad..7nad. 
 
 Widjiwa,(nin). I am with him, 
 I accompany him, I go with 
 
)• 
 
 WIl) 
 
 — 414 - 
 
 Win 
 
 f f I 
 
 > it 
 
 i 11 
 
 him sonipw hero ; di' lio irocH 
 with me, I dike him iiluii;; 
 with iiu' ; {». wndjiwnd. 
 \\'iiljiirii(/i(n. ('t)iii|>Hiii<)ii, iiswo- 
 ciato, piiitiicr; Imsliiiinl ; wile; 
 (Hjiiirudc i \)\.-ti</. — Thin wonl 
 is ulwayH pri-ccdcd l>y u pd- 
 HHCHsivc prdiioiiiijiis : A'//t iri- 
 djiwdiidii, (I widjiirni/diKin, 
 
 (''t(!. 
 
 WidJiivikoiiiioiKiy in ill). I ft tint 
 
 to;ii'tht'r with him ; it. wad.. 
 
 mild. 
 WLdjoijiina, inin). I have the 
 
 same mother hh lie Iuih ; p. 
 
 vuiiLvKtd. 
 lyidjof/indiwin, (niii). We have 
 
 ail of us th<! Hsimc motlier; p. 
 
 wad..didjiii. 
 Widinnwutoma, inin). 1 rejoice 
 
 w itli liiiii ; p. iiHid..iimd. 
 WidJoD.'isewd, in in). I have tlie 
 
 Hame father as he lias ; p. wad 
 
 ..mad. 
 Widjou.'inendimi II , ( n i ii ) . f W c 
 
 have the same father, all o*' 
 
 UH ; p. wad..didji</. 
 Widukaf/e, {nin). t help some- 
 body, I take party ; p. ivad.. 
 
 qed'. 
 Widokagewin. Help, single help, 
 
 (not mutual), 
 Widokdniadiinin,{ni)i). We he!)) 
 
 each otlier ; we are in compa- 
 ny ; p. wad..didjifj. 
 Widnkamawa, [nin). S. Hldo' 
 
 kawd. 
 Widfdid.<i, {nin). I hell). I keep 
 
 company, I do or say as otherH 
 
 do ; p. wad...fod. 
 Widokmva, {nin). I help him; 
 
 aasift him. I take his party; 
 
 p, wad..wad. 
 Widokawenima, {nin). I a.'^sist 
 
 his thought.", hi.** mind ; p. 
 
 wad..niad. — Dchendjiifed ki 
 widokdiiuniinii/Diidii ; the linnl 
 assists our mind (with his 
 ijrace). 
 
 \Vid<d\i)dddiiiiiii,{nin). We lielp 
 cacdi other, uc arc assueiatcd, 
 allied ; p. V'dd..didjiii. 
 
 fyididiodddiwin. Mutual lielp, 
 a8.s()('iiition, alliance. — Kc/i/ii- 
 firdW( ndd<fi).sii(ii(f o iridokd- 
 dddiwiniwd, tiie Communion 
 of SaintH. 
 
 lVid(i])d)nd, inin). I eat with him, 
 at the same talde or out of the 
 name plate or disli; \j, wad,, 
 nidd. 
 
 Widos.'^i'ind, Inin). I walk with 
 him ; p. wdd..iniid. 
 
 IViifimdj/an. Huf hand ; wife. — 
 There \h always a possessive 
 pronoun hefore this word ; as : 
 Xin wijfinidijan, kiwii/iindijan, 
 etc, ( Widiijt^wdtidii is more 
 commonly used ibr "husliand" 
 or " wife," than wiyiindifdn.) 
 
 Wiijiwiim. Lodge ; house ; pl,- 
 d.n. 
 
 Witjoh. The hark of a linden- 
 tree ; liass-wood; pl,-//». 
 
 Wi(/ohiviiJ. liarge linden-tree; 
 iiass-wood ; pl.-//(. 
 
 Wi</wd!i.s. Birch-tree; pl.-flf/. 
 
 WiijWds.s. The hark of a l»u'ch- 
 tree, itirch-bark ; pl.-«/<. 
 
 IVij/wd.isupakwei. Several large 
 pieces of hirch-hark seweil to- 
 gether in one long piece, for 
 the constru(;tion of a lodge; 
 pi. -a//. 
 
 Wii/wd.t.fika, or-niagad. There 
 are birch-tree.s, or, there is 
 birch-bark in abundance ; j). 
 wei/..ke</, or-niagak. 
 
 Wigwd.ssikany. In a place where 
 there are birch-trees. 
 
 MiUMMiil 
 
W!I 
 
 - H') - 
 
 WIK 
 
 lVi(/ti'ii.ss-trfiimthi. Harkcanoc 
 
 Wlifwifusikp, iuin). I fiiii takiiiiT 
 
 oil I lie lnvrk from tli»> liirch- 
 
 IrccH ; 1 1. uut/..hr(f. 
 Wu/wilssi-iiinkdk. Hox tniulc oC 
 
 liircli-luuU, a iimwkawk ; (C. 
 
 cuHHcaui ; \)\.-<)ii. 
 W^illii'dxsiirii/amh/. L o d >r f' o I' 
 
 hircli-liark ; |il.-o». 
 H'i(/ii'ass-(inai/<(n. Dinli made (if 
 
 liircli-liark ; ])\.-(iii 
 
 '///HV/.v.* 
 
 yi.-uii. 
 
 H iiiiijdd. It is a pity ; p. vai(i(f((',\ 
 
 WiiaijdKsiian . I )uHt . 
 
 H'iuKfas.tiiman. UagM, tatters ; 
 trit'li's, 
 
 H'iiatji. Several, nf (litlereiit 
 kiiidiJ, of all kiiidn. — W>ia(ji 
 hiues/iiiofj, dill'erenl kiiul ot 
 liirdd. — iViiiKji nve.inidif, ail 
 
 kinds of llORHtH. 
 
 Wlioifia, (iiiii). I dolilc liim, I 
 iiij\u'e liim ; I spoil or dama^'e 
 flomc (in. obj.; p. waid..(/ind. 
 
 Wiiiujidii, adv. All kiiulH of 
 tliili";8 ; (L. quodlibct). 
 
 H'iidijn'dis, {niu). I defile, in- 
 jure, damage myself; p. vnid 
 ..sod. 
 
 Wiiagrmindn. Ditl'ercn t 
 of fruit. 
 
 Wv'affishkawa, iniii). I 
 Htain, pollute him ; p 
 lOdd. 
 
 Wiiayish keu dayo.f, ( nin ] . 
 troublesome, noisy, plaguy ; 
 p. waia(j..-<iid. 
 
 H iidfji.fhkendai/o.srwm, tronble- 
 sonieness, importunity, vexa- 
 tion. 
 
 WnagUkivia, (nin). S. Migoi^h- 
 ka.soma. 
 
 Wiiagilon, {nin). 1 defile it, I 
 injure it, I spoil it, damage it ; 
 p. tvaiagitod. 
 
 kinds 
 
 delile, 
 waia.. 
 
 I am 
 
 W'iiaifwncftfi hincnhi. The bird 
 
 sink's, warbles ; p. i('did..fod. 
 mifln. Meat, his llesli. — Xiid.i, 
 
 kiidss, tiuiilnn ; mv, thv, iiis 
 
 llesh. 
 H'iids.sdhd. Water in wbieli 
 
 nu'at was boiled, iirolb. 
 Wiiilxsikc, (nin). 1 make meat, 
 
 that is, I procure meat by 
 
 Imntinir, and preserve it iiy 
 
 drying and smoking; p. ica- 
 
 id't.sikctf. 
 l\'iid.'<sii)id. Flesh, in general, 
 
 withdut regard to a perf>on or 
 
 animal. 
 H7m.v.v/w», >nin). 1 am llesh ; p. 
 
 u'iid,s.'<iirif' 
 U7/V^s•.vN^/fV//.s', (nin\. I make 
 
 mvself flesh, I incarnate my- 
 self; p. irdld.s...s(>d. 
 Wiias.tiwiidiHdV'iu . Incarnation. 
 
 — Mdnito - wiift'isiwiidi.'inv'in, 
 
 divine Incarnation. 
 Wiiaw. His body ; himself. A7- 
 
 /«M', mv body ; kiidir, thy 
 
 His namesake. S. 
 
 my 
 
 body. 
 IViidwceian. 
 
 Niiuwce. 
 IViiawima. Hody. 
 Wijdi/id, inin), or wi.'idma. I 
 
 jtersuade him to go with me 
 
 somewhere, I re(|uest, invite 
 
 or oxcite him to go with me; 
 
 1). wajamnd. 
 Hijij/aii. Skrdl. (His skull, o 
 
 wijij/an.) 
 
 Wijigdnikon. Place where there 
 are skulls, Calvary ; (F. Cal- 
 vaire.) 
 
 Wijinn. Beaver's kidney ; pi.-//. 
 
 Wijinawasseina. Roll of tobacco. 
 
 Wikd, a<lv. Seldom ; late. Wika 
 
 go, very seldom ; ka iHka, or 
 
 kavu'v mkd. n^'ver. 
 
 I] 
 
 il 
 
'ii 
 
 1 
 
 .' ^Hm 
 
 B 
 
 < ^^H£!. 
 
 ^B 
 
 is 
 
 1 
 
 m 
 
 1 
 
 WIK 
 
 — 41 r. 
 
 WIK 
 
 IT/'/iYf ;r";? ilai/H'isfiiii. I tarry, I 
 
 I'oiiH' Into. 
 Jr/A'c. Aiiir«'li<'ii-ro(it, a incdiciil 
 
 I ilruw it til 
 
 rudt ; (K. lie 1 1 (-a 1 1 
 
 Wiknhhhni, ( iiiih 
 
 inc, ] 
 
 Iiaiil it ; p. wak. 
 
 Il'ikaliiiia, yiiiii). I draw or pull 
 liiin to inc, I attract liiiii ; p. 
 it'iih..n<i(l. 
 
 Wihoihuiiiut, ill ill). I wish lie 
 would coiiK', I lon<; utter liini ; 
 
 1). VUlh-..IU<lil. 
 
 II ihiiiiu, {iu'ii.\. I invite liiiii to 
 
 u meal, or to a fcasl ; p. miko- 
 
 mad, 
 ]nk()ii(liwiii. A toast of Hoveral 
 
 persons together; \>\.-uii. 
 H ikaii(liiiu'iii-(i!/wiioin. Feast- 
 
 ^aniieiit. 
 lVifx<)ii(/(',{iiiii). I make a fenst ; 
 
 nlHO,' I invite to a feast; p. 
 
 irak,.rir(} 
 IVikitiii/et '^eaHt ; invitiiif; to 
 
 a feast tion. 
 
 \Vikoslih(i,{n.,i). It attracts me, 
 
 it draws me ; p. untkotilikad. 
 lViliO/(iw<t</<'hhi(i, iiiiii). I j)ull 
 
 liini liy the ear; p. irak.juul ; 
 
 imp. wiJtJjiJ. 
 Wikwnbif/iiitt, iniii) or, nin ivi- 
 
 hwahigibina. I draw him up 
 
 to me on a rope, chain, etc. ; 
 
 \).wak..nad ; imp. xolkioahiyia. 
 Wikwabi(jinan, {nin) or, nin ivi- 
 
 kwabi(jibid(Ui. I draw it \\\) to 
 
 me on a rope, etc. ; p. wak,. 
 
 anil. 
 Wikwdkwaan bnnakadjigan, 
 
 {nin). I lift the anclior ; p. 
 
 wak..ani/. 
 Wikwam, {71 in). I draw s. th. 
 
 in my mouth, .sxicking ; p. 
 
 wakivamod. 
 Wikwama, {nin). I suck him, 
 
 (her), I draw in my mouth p. 
 til, out of iiini, (hen ; p. wnk.. 
 mild. — Xin irikiramn air iiid- 
 ko.sid iiiiiii, I suek Home IiIockI 
 out of this sick man. Abiim 
 dji o irikwaiiKiii ^(////f, the child 
 sucks its mother, (it draws 
 into his month some milk out 
 of its mother). 
 
 Wikirundmi, (nin). ! draw it in 
 my mouth, I suck it in ; also, 
 I draw it out with the te(^th ; 
 It. ii'(ik..(int/. 
 
 IVikirtiiidJii/tin. Iiidian sucking- 
 horn, to su(d< the l)loo(l out, 
 in lileedin^' u sick person ; \A. 
 -mi. 
 
 Wiku'iuidjiiji', {nin). I am HU(d<- 
 inj;; out, (especially the hlood 
 of a sick person) ; p. ii'iik..(/rd, 
 
 Wikwasoiti<(,{niii). J entice him, 
 allure him, 1 entreat him or 
 ur^ie him to follow me, I try 
 to <j:ain him over; p. u'tik..nunl. 
 
 Wikwdsniidiniin, {nin). We en- 
 treut or entice each otiier to 
 some action or enterpri.se ; p. 
 irak..didjif/. 
 
 Wikwaaondinun. V r s u a 8 i o n, 
 entreatinj:; to some action, en- 
 ticing, allurement. 
 
 Wikwanoniiv, inin). I entice, 
 allure, I try to gain over soiuo- 
 liody ; irak..(/cd. 
 
 Wikwanongewin. Enticing, 
 allurement; (in regard only to 
 the person enticing; ivikirn- 
 sondiwin, in regard to the 
 person epiticing, and the j)er- 
 8on enticed.) 
 
 Wikwatchi, {nin). I try, I en- 
 deavor, (especially to go over 
 or through h. th. or to get out 
 of 8. th.) ; p. wak..od. 
 
 Wikwatchia, (nin). I endeavor 
 
WIK 
 
 — 417 — 
 
 WIN 
 
 ,81 t) 11, 
 
 on, cii- 
 
 only to 
 wikirn- 
 to tlie 
 per- 
 
 I on- 
 > over 
 ^et out 
 
 ileavor 
 
 to pro vail upon him, to jrnin 
 liini, (ill any tliin;.', ;;oo<l or 
 evil), I Holicit him ; p. wak.. 
 
 IK, 
 
 }\'ikw(itt/iHni>i(tn, [iiiii), I earn 
 or iiniu s. tli.; I (h'Herve, F 
 ranne h. th. to mynclf; p. irak 
 
 sni 
 
 I. 
 
 IVikirdd'/iifdninsniriii. Karning ; 
 
 merit, desert, (le.servin;;. 
 f\'ikiiuili/iHi), (uin). I endeavor, 
 
 I try, I Htrive, 1 make eflorts ; 
 
 p. ii'tikii'd/r/iitnil. 
 Wikiiuitrliiloit, (iiiii). I try it, 1 
 
 ep-ayit,I endeavor to ellect 
 
 it ; p. Wfik.Jdtl. 
 li'ikii'dfc/iiirikwdiitldmdird, 
 
 (lu'ii). I try to draw him out 
 
 H. th. witli the teeth, (a thorn, 
 
 etc.); p. wok.. wad. 
 W'ikicdtc/iiiriiKU (/(//()■ 1 eiKh'a- 
 
 vor to lead him away, I try 
 
 to inake him go with me ; p. 
 
 irak..vdd. 
 Wikirateuihnii, (nin). I try or 
 
 strive in my thoughts; p. wdk 
 
 ..anij. 
 Wikmilenhnn, inin). I endeavor 
 
 to get some an. ohj.; p. wak.. 
 
 mad. 
 WikwatetdlanJiiiii). I endeavor 
 
 to get it, to ohtain it; p. irnk.. 
 
 nui/. 
 Wik'wed. Bay ; (F. anse). Wi- 
 
 kwedoHf/, in a bay. 
 
 Wikwt'id, ov-vidtjad. It forms a 
 hay, there is a hay ; p. wak.. 
 ia<j, ov-inagak. 
 
 Wikioekamujatj aki. In a corner 
 of the earth. 
 
 Wikwe,Hsaga(i. In a corner of 
 the room. 
 
 Wikwikioassimwe, {nin). I am 
 calling a dog ; p. wak..wed. 
 
 mkirin;/ndn\ (iiiii). My heart 
 is heafiiiL' much ; p. w<ik..<d. 
 
 Wiinlidhikd, in'-iiKKjdd. There 
 is a hollow in a rock, cave, 
 eaveni, ;;rottf>; p. irdtii..kdi/, 
 (tV'indf/dk. 
 
 Wiiii/ndiikddii djihik, {nin). I 
 make a hollow in a rock ; p. 
 irdni..dni/. 
 
 l\'iii>l)(((/dtljin niikwdni. The ice 
 on the gronnil is hollow, (there 
 is no water under it) ; p. ii'd 
 
 w 
 
 .in;/. 
 
 )l'inil)dkdnii</d, or-nidiidd. There 
 
 is a liolh'W or opening in th(^ 
 
 ground ; p. n'dni..;fdi/, tn'-ind- 
 
 ijdk. 
 ll'indjds/ik. (IIollow-herh),reed ; 
 
 (K. roseau) ; \)\.-on. 
 W)whdxhk<id. It is hollow, 
 
 (I.erh, plant) ; p. wdni..kdk. 
 l\'iniliif/ddii viiti(f,{nin). I make 
 
 a hole in a i)ieee of wood, a 
 
 mortise ; p. w<ini..dnii. 
 Wimhinikisi inili;/. The tree is 
 
 hollow ; p. »v//»...v/V/. 
 Winihi.s.'da/a.f/ik. S. rij)i;/u'cwa- 
 
 na.s/ik. 
 Wimbuu'we, or-md(/d<l. It gives 
 
 a hollow sound ; p. ti'dm..V'e<j, 
 
 ov-mat/dk. 
 ]\'ln. Marrow; (in the hones of 
 
 the liody), pith. 
 fF//j, pron. lie, HJie. Nimoiii, 
 
 1 for my part. 
 Win, or loini. In compositions, 
 
 signifies nnrlran, inijtnrc. 
 Wina, (uin). I name him, I 
 
 pronounce his mime ; p. ivd- 
 
 iiad ; imp. »'//'• 
 Winaf), {nin). 1 am in dirt, in 
 
 tilth, it is dirty where I am, 
 
 or live ; p. wanahid. 
 Winad. It is dirty, filthly ; im- 
 pure ; \}. ivcinak. 
 
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 WIN 
 
 i .'I 
 
 i • < 
 
 U 
 
 Winfldin. (nin). I behave mi- 
 chastt'ly, ))iy ooinlnct is im- 
 pure i p. v'av,.si<l. 
 
 Winfidimnii. Impure life, iiii- 
 chastc i^omiuct. 
 
 Winddjim, {nin). I toll a dirty 
 story, my (liH(;oarso ii liUhy, 
 iiiileceiit ; j). wan..mod. 
 
 Wiiiddjiw; will. Filthy story, 
 iiuk'ceiit narration or dis- 
 coiir!-o ; p\.-an. 
 
 Windj/anii, or-tnar/ad. It is un- 
 c'lciui, dirty, (lifpiid) ; p. wan., 
 miff, ov-mayak. 
 
 Winanije. A kind of vultnro 
 with a naked head ; pl.-f/. 
 
 Wiinis/idf/aiidibdii. The tilth of 
 the head. 
 
 Wiiids.saj/. The paunch of an 
 animal, 
 
 Winawa, pron. They. 
 
 Wiiidamaqcn, iitin). I announce 
 it, I toll or relate it, I com- 
 mnnicate it, I make it known, 
 J publiBh it, (with words only) ; 
 p. waiK.ged. 
 
 Windamafjewin. Information 
 (fiven, telling, announcing, 
 publication, (hy words, not by 
 w r i t i n g » , communication ; 
 warning. 
 
 Windmnm/omii. In format ion 
 receired. 
 
 Windamagom.9, inin). I receive 
 a sujiernatural warning or 
 conmmnication ; p. wa)i..>iid. 
 
 Wi ndamaffosiwin. Supernatural 
 warning or communication. 
 
 Windamaiim, {nin). 1 tell him, 
 I announce, communicate, ex- 
 plain, declare it to him ; I iii- 
 tbrm h: , I warn him ; p. 
 vmn.Avad. 
 
 Windamawewis, {nin). \ under- 
 
 stand, I am infbrmeu by word?* 
 or signs ; p. wnn..sid. 
 
 Windaniawev'isiwin. Informa- 
 tion ; communication, obtain- 
 ed by words or signs, 
 
 Windan, («»?.). I name it, I tell 
 its name ; p. vmndana. 
 
 Windibegan. Scull, or nis scull, 
 brainpan. 
 
 Winditjn. Fabulous giant that 
 lives on human fiesh ; a man 
 that eats human tlesh, caniii- 
 Vial ; 1)1.-//. 
 
 Windigohliie.^hi. Giant's bird, 
 (a blue bird) ; pl-iag. 
 
 Windigokwe. Fabulous giantess 
 living on human flesh ; pl.-<7. 
 
 Windigowakon. A large kmd of 
 " tripes de roche," or ntoss, 
 whicn the Indians eat when 
 they are starving ; pl.-a//. 
 
 Win dotvan. One like hin.self. 
 S. Dowa. 
 
 Wincndon, {nin). I think it is 
 impure; dirty, filthy; p. wan 
 ..ang. 
 
 Winenima, {nin), I think he is 
 impure, or unclean ; p. van., 
 mad. 
 
 Win^wis, {imi). I am in my 
 monthly Howings, (a fomale) ; 
 p. wauewisid. 
 
 Winewifihkote. Impure fire, (the 
 tire of a pagan Indian woman 
 which she is obliged to ma''" 
 out of doors, during her 
 monthly tiowings, and where 
 she COOKS her meals.) 
 
 IVinctoisiivin. Monthly tlowings 
 of a t(?male, catamenia. 
 
 Wingdgaman^jige, {nin). I like 
 liquor ; p Teu^ged. 
 
 Wingdgami, or-magad. It is an 
 excellent liquid ; p. weiU.ntig, 
 oY-mngak. 
 
WIN 
 
 — 419 — 
 
 WIN 
 
 V word.-* 
 
 nforina- 
 , ohtain- 
 
 it, I tell 
 
 lis scull, 
 
 ■inl that 
 ; a man 
 1, canni- 
 
 .'s bird, 
 
 iriantess 
 
 e kind ot 
 or n»OP^", 
 »at when 
 
 .-Of/. 
 
 hin.self. 
 
 link it ii^ 
 ,' ; ]). wan 
 
 nk he in 
 ; p. van.. 
 
 II in my 
 foruale) ; 
 
 fire, (the 
 ,n \voina» 
 to ma'-" 
 iiig her 
 d where 
 
 .) 
 tlowings 
 
 ia. 
 
 »). I hke 
 
 It is ftn 
 
 ex- 
 
 ; !•• 
 
 ex- 
 
 Wiiif/nfthk. Aromatic herli; pi. 
 
 -on. 
 Wivr/es, iniii), S. tlio fro((. Wa- 
 
 iviiij/es. 
 Wiiiije.siiii)ia2)ijiki\ (/(/«). I milk 
 
 a cow tliorou<rlily, It'avin;^ no 
 
 milk in her ; p. wnit.JKid. 
 Wiut/ipof/osi. It has an 
 
 cellent tasfi', (dii. obj.) 
 
 waiusid. 
 Wiiiqipogirail. It has an 
 
 cellent taste, {hi. ohj.) ; )>. 
 
 Win(jn(j(iae, iiiiii). S. Xilxis/ik. 
 
 Wingoganewiv). S. Nibas/ikiwiii. 
 
 WiiKjosh. DrowHinoss, inclina- 
 tion to sleep, sleepiness. Win- 
 
 g n .s' h a n o hadago.-ihlagon ; 
 
 sk'e})ineHs oppresses him, he is 
 
 overwhelmed with sleep. 
 Wiiujwai S. Wingoah. 
 W'niia, (iiiii). I make him dirty ; 
 
 I defile liim ; p. wain'tuJ. 
 Wi-niha, tniii). I want to sleep, 
 
 I am dnjwsy, sleepy ; p. wa- 
 
 nihnd. 
 Wiuiba.'isige gisi,^.^. The sun (or 
 
 moon; has a circle; p. wani.. 
 
 ged. 
 Winidee, [nin). I have an vin- 
 
 clean, imj)ure heart; p. waai- 
 
 deed 
 Winideewiii. 'I'he state of havini;- 
 
 an impure lieart, uncleanness 
 
 of the heart. 
 Winideitigomc, (nin). I have an 
 
 unclean nose, a sniveling nose; 
 
 p. wan..med. 
 Winidimagad. It is named often ; 
 
 p. i('(m..gak. 
 
 Wi.nidh, {nin). I name myself, 
 I call myself so.... ; p. wanidi- 
 .•iod. 
 
 Winidjishliiioaga, or - magad. 
 
 There is mire; p. wn)i..gag, or 
 -magak. 
 
 Wiiiidon, (nin). I have an un- 
 clean mouth ; also, I speak 
 dirty words; p. iiutnidnng. 
 
 Winigdit. i\farrow-l)one, a hone 
 full of marrow ; \)\.-i(n. 
 
 Wiiiigijire. inin). I speak im- 
 purely, unchastely, indecent- 
 ly ; p. wan..wed. 
 
 Winigijweti'in. Unchaste, im- 
 pure speaking, indecent, filthy 
 language. 
 
 Wiiiiidis, (nin). 1 make myself 
 unclean, I defile myself; p. 
 ir(in...iod. 
 
 lVinii)/oti, [nin\. It makes ine 
 unclean, it detiles me; p. irroi 
 god, 
 
 Winiiire, (nin). I make dirty or 
 unclean somebody ; p. uuinii- 
 iired. 
 
 IVinikwdi. Tlieskin of the skull. 
 
 Wininia, {)iin). I s{H'ak to him 
 bad impure words ; p. ivuitiwad. 
 
 Winin. Fat, the fat part of meat. 
 
 Winin, {nin). I am fat; p.wuni- 
 
 jrain. Ninindib, 
 His skull. 8. 
 
 nod 
 Winindib. His 
 
 kinindib. 
 Winindibcgan. 
 
 Windibegan. 
 Winingu'e,{nin). \ have a dirty 
 
 face ; p. wan..wcd. 
 Winindji, {nin). \ have dirty 
 
 bands ; j). wt(n..id. 
 Wininod, nin). I fatten hiu) ; 
 
 p. waninoad. 
 Wininodjigas, (nin). I am tiit- 
 
 tened ; p. wan...sinf. 
 IVininu'ingire, ()iin). I have a 
 
 fat full f'aci; p. v'an..wed. 
 Winis, {nin). I am dirty, filthy, 
 
 unclean, sluttish, nasty; in- 
 decent, unchaste, impure; p. 
 
WIN 
 
 ~ 420 — 
 
 WIS 
 
 i' 
 
 vrtnisifJ. — Wavlsnl mamin, 
 
 the uiicloan spirit. 
 Wiinshh<mi(i, (niii). I make 
 
 • lirty Hon.c (iii. ulij. ; p. wan.. 
 
 irad 
 IViu'.si/i. Willi elK'rrv-»rt'0 ; pi. 
 
 -(III. 
 \Vini,sik('n.iihft<i. A certain leaf 
 
 used tor tea and for iiieijieiue ; 
 
 pl.-oH. 
 Wini.ii.is. His hair of the head ; 
 
 ])\.-<ui. — A7/(/.s'?'.s'.s', my liair ; 
 
 kinisi.ss, thy iiair; etc. 
 Wiiiisiiriii. I'licleaiiness, dirti- 
 ness, sluttishnesH ; ini|)urity, 
 
 uiichustily. 
 Wimnkiijomaiudi. His siiot. 
 lViii7s-s(ii/a,or-)nn</(i<I. Tlie tloor 
 
 is dirty ; j). intin'ssdf/aij, or- 
 
 mmjalx. 
 WiiiiHsiKii^i iiahai/is.sa;/. T lie 
 
 hoard is dirty ; p. }i'mi...<ii(l. 
 Willi s.sihcKj. A kind of Indian 
 
 tea, wintergroen ; pl.-o/i. 
 innis.^imiii. A kind of small red 
 
 herry, the fruit of wintergreen ; 
 
 \)].-aii. 
 M iuitam. He now, now he in 
 
 his turn. S, XiniiiuH. 
 Wiiiitaiiiauui. 'J'hey now in their 
 . turn. — Wiiiitamawa ia-inanis- 
 
 .s-ewn/i, let them now chop in 
 
 their turn. 
 Wiaiwi pmianenH. The ha^.elnut 
 
 heju;in8 to ripen ; p. ivaiiiirid. 
 
 Winjide. Soot, (in a chimney or 
 stove-pipe). 
 
 Winjide, or-maf/ad. There is 
 sout, or it is sooty ; (a chimney 
 or stove- pipe) ; p. wandjiijed, 
 oT-maijak. 
 
 Winomasoma, (nin). I speak to 
 or of him impurely, unchaste- 
 ly ; p. ioan..viad. 
 
 Win.<!, (nin). T am called ; p. 
 
 irau.'iod. 
 Win.sop. Gall, his jrall. — Nin- 
 
 SO}), my gall ; Hiisiq), thy gall. 
 
 — S. Osiiwdhriii. 
 
 Wish. Jiodge of a heaver or 
 
 musk-rat; \)\.-(iii. 
 Wi.'t/iar/omaijo.s, 'nin). I sniell 
 
 had irom much perspiration; 
 
 J). was/L.sid. 
 Wis/iai/nninijwi, {nin). 1 smell 
 
 had irom perspiration in the 
 
 arm-i)it ; j). iiH('</i.,irid. 
 lVi.'</ia</ir<i!/<niii. The 1 i q u i d 
 
 swells the sweat ; p. ii'(i.'<Ji..mi(/. 
 Wislidannl-ima, [nin) or, nin 
 
 iiu.s/ulannkiwi'OKi. J inhahit 
 
 the same country or the same 
 
 ))!ace with him ; p.was/i..mad. 
 II is/idaiudihunnnr/an. Cohahit- 
 
 ant of the same country or 
 
 place, fellow-citizen; pl.-ar/. — 
 
 That word is always preceded 
 
 by a possessive pronoun, nin, 
 
 hi, o. 
 Wi.s/ihnhad. It is sweet ; p. 
 
 watiltkobak. 
 Wi-'ikkohaijami, ov-magad. It is 
 
 sweet, (liqui(l) ; p. U'a.'i/i..mi</, 
 
 or-mrn/ak. 
 Wislikobiinin. Sweet corn ; pl.- 
 
 aij. 
 WislikohipoijoHi. It has a sweet 
 
 taste, {an. ohj.) ; p. ioaft/i..sid. 
 Wishkohipoijioad. 1 1 has a sweet 
 
 taste; p nvisli..ir(ik. 
 Wis/iknhi.Ki jtakirejiijan. T h e 
 
 bread is sweet ; p. wa.'ih...sid. 
 
 — Wif.sdikobiNid iiakwejiijan, 
 sweet-cake. 
 
 Wis/ik(d>iicri!/((d iriids.'^. T h e 
 meat is sweet; p. tiins/i..(/rik. 
 
 Wi.'ihkobitoe makwn, or wi.fhkn- 
 biiragisi. Bear-meat is sweet ; 
 p. wash.Ai.ied. 
 
WIS 
 
 421 - 
 
 WIS 
 
 Wishkons. Wisconsin. — Wish- 
 konsiiiif, in Wisconsin, from 
 or to Wisconsin. (The sniiill 
 loilge of a beaver or jnusk- 
 rat.) 
 
 WiHhkousi-tiihi. Wisconsin river. 
 
 Wishkihina, inia). S. Trlii.ssibi- 
 na. 
 
 Wisn. Spleen, milt. 
 
 WUttatja, ov-mayud. It is hitter ; 
 
 p. icaanatjcKj, ur-ina</ak. 
 llhssa(/a(/ami, ov-intujad. It is 
 
 bitter, (liquid); p. ti'aHii..miij, 
 
 ov-m<igak. 
 Wissaijcuju nama , {nin\ I cause 
 
 liini much sutrerinji; by strik- 
 ing him ; j). iiHis..mad. 
 Wisnai/aje, (nin}. I feel pain on 
 
 my skin ; p. was.Jed. 
 Wisdcif/ak. Ash-tree ; (C. frene 
 
 gras) ; yX.-waij. 
 Wi.snai/akis, [iiiii). I suH'er bitter- 
 
 ly from burnin;:r, I 
 
 liurn ; p. 
 
 wa,s...S()d. 
 Whsayakiswa, {nin). I make 
 
 hiniHuflier bitterly by burning 
 
 him, I burn him ; p. iDas..icad ; 
 
 imp. wisi^aj/akiiiwi. 
 Wissagan. It is bitter; j). h'«.s- 
 
 safjantj. 
 Wisfiagatc, ov-inugad. It is ex- 
 tremely hot weather ; p. wan.. 
 
 teg, or-magak. 
 Wisnagateinn. Exceeding heat 
 
 of weather. 
 Witisageadam, {nin). I sulfer 
 
 bitterly ; p. ivai5ii..aiig. 
 Witi.sageadaniia. I make him 
 
 suffer much ; p. iva,s..ad. 
 Wifi.sagend(unit(iii,{n)ii). I make 
 
 it sutler severely ; ]). ira.s..iod. 
 
 Wissagendamuwiii. Great bitter 
 suffering. 
 
 Wissageiulagwad. It is consider- 
 
 ed very j)ainful, it is very 
 hard, painful, bitter; p. ican.. 
 Irak. 
 
 Wi-taagcndan, (nin). 1 lind it 
 j)aiiitul, bitter, I think it is 
 painful ; p. wa)^..ang. 
 
 WisHugibag. It is bitter (a leaf 
 or leaves) ; p. was..hak. 
 
 Wt.s.m(/incf:, {nin). S. IHssatja- 
 A/.v. ■ 
 
 Wissagipogofsi. It has a bitter 
 taste, ((/«, obj.) ; p. was..,sid. 
 
 Wi.ssagipogwad. It has a bitter 
 taste, (///. obj.) ; p. wun..icak. 
 
 Wi.sNogin/iin, {nin). I hurt my- 
 self in falling, 1 fall hard; p. 
 uui,s.:ing. 
 
 Wis.sagi.si. It is bitter, (an. obj.) ; 
 p. ira.'i.'<agisid. — I'akmjigan 
 kitclii wissagitii ; the bread is 
 very bitter. 
 
 Winxagiftivin. Bitterness. 
 
 Wi-s.sakode. JJuriit lorest, or part 
 of a forest burnt, trees burnt 
 partly or entirely ; (C. un 
 brfdi') ; Wissdkodcng, in a 
 burnt forest, 
 
 Wi.smkodewan. There is a burnt 
 forest, or part of a forest burnt ; 
 p. n'a.s..deg, or-niagak. 
 
 IVLsndkodewikirc. Half- breed 
 woman, (or half white anil 
 half Indian origin); halt-burnt- 
 wood-woman ; pi.-'/. 
 
 Wisudkodvirinini. Half- breed 
 man, half whiteman and half 
 Indian, ifrom a white father 
 and an Indian mother, or vice 
 versa; ; iialf-bunit-wood-man ; 
 pl.-Hw/. —They call the hah- 
 l)reeds .«o, because the.y are 
 halt-dark, half-whito, like a 
 half- burnt piece of wood, 
 burnt black on one end, and 
 left white on the other. 
 
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 422 — 
 
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 Wissiii, {uin). 1 eat, I am eut- 
 iujT ; p. wassinid. 
 
 Winsiniiragan. Munjrcr, trough ; 
 \)\.'au. 
 
 Wi.ss i II iw i(/am iff. K a t i n jr- 1 1 <>u s e , 
 l)uai'Lliii;i;-lious{', hotol ; p\.-oii. 
 
 IVistiiniuHu. Eating, boarding; 
 food. 
 
 WifiHokaii, iniu). I keep up coin- 
 pjiiiy with it, I like it, I fre- 
 (|U('Mt it, J uwe it frequently ; 
 p. iiHinsokaiKj . — Otidm o lois- 
 sokaii infikotewdbo, .sujinitji'- 
 wiijamUi i/aie ; he likes too 
 much ardent liquor, and fre- 
 (jueiits too much the tavern. 
 
 Wifoiitkaira, i^nin). 1 keep up 
 company with him, I am fre- 
 quently with him ; I like him ; 
 p. toa.sn..waJ. 
 
 Uisisokc, {nin'i. I frequent; j). 
 watihiked. 
 
 Wiw, (iiiu). I have a wife; p. 
 wiiivid. 
 
 WiiraJ. His pack carried on a 
 portage-Htrap ; pl.-o/<. 
 
 WiuHijima. J'ack ; pl.-«. 
 
 WiwakwCtn, and, loivokwdii. Hat, 
 cap; bonnet, hood ; capuchin; 
 p\.-an. 
 
 Wiivakwenindibis, {uin). S. Wi- 
 wiiidibebin. 
 
 Wiwukwcwa, {nin). I cover his 
 
 head ; p. waw.Aoad ; imp. «•/- 
 
 wakuif. 
 Wiwa/i. Hia wile ; or wiwishan, 
 
 which is seldom used. 
 Wiwtyina, {nin). I swathe him ; 
 
 p. waw..nud. 
 \y iweijiiian,{iiin). I wrap it \\\)\ 
 
 \). waw..ang. 
 WLweijiMn, {nin).^ 1 am lying 
 
 wrai)ped up; p. waii'.Any. 
 Wiicikawa, [niii). I give him a 
 
 wife, I let Iiim have a wife ; p. 
 
 %oaw..wad. 
 Wiirikodadis, {nin). I give to 
 
 myself a wiie, I marry ; p. waw 
 
 ..sod. 
 Wiinma. Wife ; pl.-(/. 
 
 IViivima, {nin). I take her for a 
 
 wife, I niarry her; p. wawimad. 
 Wiwindan, {nin). I guess it ; 
 
 (F. je le devine) ; p. wau\.any. 
 [r/i«/.v/ia«, (not much used). His 
 
 wife. Niwish, kiwish ; my 
 
 wile, thy wife. 
 
 Won, (nin). S. the frequentative, 
 Nin wawon. 
 
 WononyuHim, {nin>. I howl in 
 sleep, dreaming ; p. wen..any. 
 
 Wonowin, or icawonoioin. Howl- 
 ing. 
 
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