57- JIG JUK jebalk, I am afraid of him; je- base, I am afraid ; jebalooe, I am a coward afraid of it. jekicinumoose, I, white maple. jibalaun, I tie a knot. jiguladoo (ejigi/lado), I take it change the course of the can- l oe. jebadum, I am jigulomoogwadoo, I swing it, rock it, X rock the cradle. jiksetak, I listen to him, pay attention, obey him; j'iksatooe [Imperative] listen to me. away; jigulase [Imp.], be ofijiktesk, all is still, silence reigns with you. 'j'ipse, I start up, get a fright. jigulagwadou {ejigidagwadoo),\jukoolabase, look at mz-Jukooe, I turn the prow slightly aside,1 come here. ft KAS KAK Ka, Adv., come on ! now then ! ready ! kabadegwa, I am hoarse, my throat is stopped up, I speak indistinctly. kabaksawakaga, I scribble, I scrawl with a pen (indistinct- kabaks&doo, I jumble it togeth¬ er in a confused mass. kasbem, the shore of a lake, a- long the shore; kispem, kabemk, or kaspemk, the other shore, opposite side of a lake. kabbdawa, ?,an Indian coat. kadokonooks, uk, a large eel, a conger eel; kagzvet, k, a starfish. kakabesuvi, I rip it, slit it up in¬ to thin slivers. kakabooa, I am thoroughly wet, am drenched.