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it, very well, yes, I approve of it, assent to it. it IS so; cf. English aye; negative mogwd, see aau.

ababatc, a jib; lit, a rope-sail; ababatcwd, adj. relating to a 'ib.

ablabalcwotlr, a bowsprit; aba— bdtcwotkd, characteristic of a bowsprit.

abébe, a rope. cord, string, (An. Gender); abdbeak, it is made of rope; ababdwe, it is a rope.

ababulooe, I return from a hunt, a moose-hunt.

abaa’d, I put aside a portion of food at mealtime for some- one.

abaa’ak, a portion of food put aside for someone [hence Bad- deck, C. B.]

abadakun, a portion of food re- served after a meal.

abadaldlzm, I come back from eating; (ab—et/adél.)

abaddm, I swim back again;

abadookse, I recall th e past, dream of the past.

abaa’oalk, I bring him back; aba- daol‘ool, I bring you back.

abadoodkwiz. I float ashore; aba- dooégwodigul, the y (inan.) float ashore.

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abadooéwék, b a1 m y weather comes borne on the breeze, (floating along) ; kedoabadoad- dee, we shall have warm balmy weather.

aéaa’awoold, I carry something back with me, on my shoulder.

abadzmum, I restore a borrowed article to the owner.

abadunumadimk, r e st 0 ration, reparation, repayment.

abajadase, I am restored to con- sciousness, I bring back some- thing of my ow n; abajip— kesédase, I am brought back.

abajfidoo, I return it, restore it; dbajea/é. it returns; abajzlgeak, it springs back.

abajégfidoo, I put it back, re- turn to its place.

abajekwdm, 1 swim back.

abajekuloose, I reply.

abajz'gadoo, I cause it to rebound, spring back like a bow.

abajz'kwde, I remove back, re- turn to a former pla c e of abode

abajz'msummzase, I receive my own back; I am received back.

abajipkesadao. I bring it back.

abajipkesz'n, I r e t u r n again, come home.

abajipkwodelak, I buy him back;

redeem him; (abaJk—pegwa-