KAK

it, shatter it; grind it.

kakeiabuladoa, I ruin it com- pletely.

kakeitumedage, I cut them all down, kill them all.

kakiola'e, I am favoured, have abundance.

kakids, frequent, many, abun- dant; kakidsadaoiz, I speak many tongues

kakipkaol. laurel, sheep—poison, formerly used as medicine, especially to reduce swelling.

kdku‘padum, I put iron bands on it.

kaksum, I burn it in the fire; kakaklek, it is completely burned.

kt'zkokooa'oaadoo, I put it on top.

ka‘kwaa’ak, I load him for his journey.

l‘akpalegadum, I bundle it up.

kakpalegi, I make up bundles,

KAK

down; snip kakoobasit, the

bird roosts.

kékoolzoogooe, I stand upon it; kakaaboogooase. I fix the ‘bri- dle’ of a snoeshoe,standing on it.

kékaodek, it lies, rests, on top.

leakumadase, I am stood up, set

up, kalzumaa’ak n’takzm I set

up a snowshoe frame.

kakumase, I stand up, rise up

kakumi, I stand,reinain stand-

ing.

kakmnkulek, it is all burning

u .

kgzl-gnkubde, I am overflowed,

covered with water.

ledkoosfik (adv.) above the cliff,

on top.

kdkwd, gel, aloft, on high, up-

stairs.

}:z'zkwddoo, I place it on high;

kékwase, I go up on high.

tie it up in a handkerchief, kakpésow. ak, a smelt; ka/cpizso- wdgé, I fish for smelts. kaklaM/e, leisure. kaktek, gel, it is burned. kaktesti, I spill all the water. deloogoa, Pr. Name, the thun- derer, Big Thunder ; se 6 Rand‘s Legends. kzikz’oagwdk, thunder ; kdkfoag- wik, it thunders. kdkloogwdlook, £1, a thunder- cloud. detoogwdsés Pr. Name, Little Thunder, the son of Thunder.

kaktaogaobunjétc, a chimney—— swallow.

kaktugaluk, I let out a line, un- coil a rope.

kdkoobadaoJ make it sit on top. kfikaobasé, I sit on a seat, sit

kékwégadoo, I spread some- thing ove r another, cover something, put it over. kfikwe/mmdmm’klook, (adv.) on top of a mountain. kd/cwibnakadook, (ad\-'.) on top of a bank or hill; [/zékwo- £00k], kizkwam k u dalaok, on top of a rock or sandhill. kt‘zkwipsoogwde, I spring up. ledkwodabakumadoo, I make a straight line or mark. klilewajtii’, I go correctly. kdkwojegadoo, I put it down properly. kékwomkadoo, I heap it up, over—fill it. kakwotpan, the crown of the head. kékwolpi, I have a crown on my head.