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amasempk, a long summer. amasekulda’z‘mk, ul, v. n., it is a long walk around; amasekuté- gum’k, ul, it is a long distance around. amasc/eulésé, I take a long walk around. amasz‘lcsenoagowokun, ul. along fit of sickness; (see pegéjz- ksénuogowokzm. ) mnaskadum, I am far away from it; amaskaa’umas/é, (I) I am far off from something of my own; (2) it is left far ofl: am- amas/zdlk, I am far away from himwzao amaskaldk, (neg). amaska/téek, (Dual.)we two are far apart from each other. amas/ewadasé, I am carried far away. amas/ewz'bzmdk, I torture him. amasladooé, I speak slowly. amaslamé, I drawl out or pro- long a syllable in singing. amaslamoolk, I drawl ‘him’ out, (a musical note is animate gender); amaslamoodumumk, a drawling, singing. amaséa’um, I scatter it, waste it. amasogém/aek, ul, it is coarse- grained. [Note—~used in the Sing. for sugar, meal and salt, and in the Plur. for stones, pebbles, etc.) amasogopskool, (1A,) a coarse pebbly beach, (far extending) a pebbly roa d, built up, paved. timasém/zitk, ul, the stream runs straight to a long distance. (imamsémkiflc, ul, the road runs

8 AME

z'zmamséml'uk, ul, (n.) a long expanse of water; (2) v. 11., there is a long expanse of water.

amicawékum, I blot it with a pen or brush, smudge it; émtcawégasz'k, an ink blot; 2/. 72,, it is blotted.

ametczjekekgumagddoo, I make a narrow sheet, of birch-bark cloth, etc

amtcz'mlooskea‘, I sink and stick fast in themud; [kédoo],I sink it in the mud; [kalookse], it is sunk.

amlcugddoo, I blot it, bedaub it.

amtcugaddkun, ul, 71., paint, glue, ink, a daub, a blot; amtcugua’akum’k, it is paint. there is a supply of colouring material.

amz‘cugum, I spread it on, be— smear it; [amlcugum pibuno- km: mulugetcwéme, I spread butter on the bread; amtcugu- mak aopz'bmu'zkmmmk kas- leéme, I spread molasses on his bread.] amtcugmni, I am plastering with a‘trowel,paint- mg with a brush.

amtcukudeflmk bulgoklc iktook, I drag him through the mire.

amlcukunum, I am spreading it on with the hand.

amtcu/eunigun, n, paint, plaster, putty, a poultice, something to be spread on.

dmeamooksé, I have a tolerably

good appearance.

dmi’boodoo, I rub it; ameboo—

doomk, the act of rubbing;

ameboodasimk, the condition

of being rubbed; ameboolimk,

straight on for a long dis- tance.

I am rubbed.