B

B and P are often used in

while some cannot distinguish between the sounds.

terchangeably in many words, Dr. Rand

has written the word for “whale” both as boom}? and poolup and others might also be repeated in the second list, for they are

often so used.

BA

Ba; an expressive particle, (un- translatable) resembling in use ‘indeed,’ or ‘very.’

badz'kw, Imperative Dual, from abasi, sit down both of you.

bajadakun, the upper part of

- the canoe, a piece of bark sewed on top.

bajadakunesowd, I sew on the bajadakun.

bajedegadoo, I hang it over; ba- jedaklék, cloth overhanging.

bakabtdak, the wave breaks.

bakaboogood, I confess, attend confession; see [Influx/5,1 make him sick.

bakpzmd, I drop dead.

bdktadesk, ul, it shines sud- denly.

baktabuloa, I start on a moose- hunting expedition (or cari- boo).

baktakn, a moose - f e e d i n g ground, an opening in the forest.

baktakumikt, a wilderness, a lonely place.

BAN

bdklasi, I shine, glitter.

bdktaslek, gul, brightness, glory; see bdklaa'ek.

bdktaktek, gut, bright, shining.

baktusk, I make him sick by smoking near him.

Iba/atusi, I am sick as a result of smoking.

baklusum, 00k, a wolf.

baktégwak, an echo.

bakwek, it is everywhere.

bakwoo, everywhere, all over.

balatcwi, a carpet, rug.

balooa’akun, the bulwark of a vessel.

banadoo, I open a bundle; bana- dool npsikzkool, open my eyes.

baflagdpskunow, a rocky hill.

lumen/é, the opening Spring; ba- neanaok, next spring.

banegiskeak, t h e weather is clearing, the clouds are break— ing up.

bani/tcadoo, I open something, a knife. hand, etc.

bani/Icedek, gel, the k n i f e.

hand, etc., is open.