B B and P are often nsed interchangeably in many words, while some cannot distinguish between the sounds. Dr. Rand has written the word for "whale" both as bootup andpootup and others might also be repeated in the second list, for they are often so used. BA BAN Ba\ an expressive particle, (un¬ translatable) resembling in use 'indeed,' or 'very.' badikw, Imperative Dual, from abasi, sit down both of you bajadakun, the upper part of the canoe, a piece of bark sewed on top. bajadakunesowa, I sew on the bajadakun. bajedegadoo, I hang it over; ba- jedaktek, cloth overhanging. bakabedak, the wave breaks. bakaboogooa, I confess, attend confession; see baktusk,! make him sick. bakpuna, I drop dead. baktadesk, ul, it shines sud¬ denly. baktabuloo, I start on a moose- hunting expedition (or cari¬ boo). baktakn, a moose -feeding ground, an opening in the forest. baktakumikt, a wilderness, a lonely place. b&ktasi, I shine, glitter. bdktastek,gul, brightness,glory; see b&ktadek. bdklokiek, gul, bright, shining. baktusk, I make him sick by smoking near him. baktusi, I am sick as a result of smoking. baklustitn, ook, a wolf. bakt&gwak, an echo. bakwek, it is everywhere. bakwoo, everywhere, all over. balatcwi, a carpet, rug. baloodakun, the bulwark of a vessel. banadoo, I open a bundle; bana- dool npsikikool, open my eyes. banagdpskunow, a rocky hill. baneak, the opening Spring; ba- neanook, next spring. banegiskeak, the weather is clearing, the clouds are break¬ ing up. banillcadoo, I open something, a knife, hand, etc. baniltcedek, gel, the knife, hand, etc., is open.