ABO ABO akabooldek, the ledge or brow of a cliff ; a step of a stair. ixkabuskadakun, an enclosed yard. akajak, I treat him kindly, soothe him. akajedimkawa^ kindness ; akaj- edimk, a showing of kindness. akamkzvesin, I lean my head against something. Ukamkwesumase, I lie down having my head propped up akooadakun, a sheltered, hid den thing, a secret. akooadase, I shelter or screen myself: (2) I am hidden, akooadooksoode, I, a shelter, thicket, screen, hiding-place akoodek, it lies in the shade. akoodook, secretly, hidden out of sight. akooebOOgooase, I place myself behind a screen, hide. akooeboogooea, I lay wait with evil motive (a disreputable word) akooek, a shelter from the wind. aktabak, it is filled half-full of a liquid [uktabagalimk'] aktabook, the centre, mid-win¬ ter. aktalooksel, it is half-full of a sticky substance, dough, mud, etc. aktamkea, k, it is half-full of a dry substance, sand, grain etc aklanipk, midsummer. aklatpak, midnight. aktcegudak, it is growing dark, twilight. aktcegadam, I construct a shade, erect a shed, verandah. akicegadamakun, a shade, can¬ opy. aktcegadek, a close shade, a shed aktcegadoosoode, a shade a sun- bonnet, sunshade, parasol, pokivoson, a roof, also means an umbrella. aktcekopelakun, a bandage, cov¬ ering. aklcekopelum, I bandage it up. akvda, I am half-witted, foolish. aktidaba, I am half-submerged, waist-deep in water, akudabe- gadoo, I half-bury it in water. akndabadek, I am half-buried in the ground. akudabak, \akudatpak,~\ the tide has come in half way, see akitdagedk. akudabankud&k, I half-pay him. akudabune&k dawn, early morn¬ ing, half-daylight, wobuncak and okudeak. aktidadasik, it is half-eaten, akudadal, I am half-done eat¬ ing ; akud&dum. I eat half of something. akudage&k, the tide has gone half-way out. akudogoodum, I am a half-breed I live like a foreigner, mig- umowegoodun, I am half Mic- mac, live half like them. aktidasik, the middle of Spring; kegesik, early Spring. Ukudiek and kudtik, half, it is half. akudinpum, I am half-dead akudipsedum, half the channel; cf. meowipsedum, the middle of the channel. akudunewedek, it is half-tide,— the shore is half dry. akum, a snowshoe. akutnam, I go snowshoeing, nc- dowe akutnam, I am an ex¬ pert snowshoer. akumokun, the bow or hoop of