KAD

kadabe, k, an eel net; (from kdt, an eel).

kaa’dgti, I fish for eels.

kaddji, k, an eel-skin; kadé- wabe, an eel-pot.

kadaskoal, eel-grass, seaweed.

kédasik, broad, wide.

Kadebunegek,Boot Island, Hor- ton (Long Island) ; the clam-digging place.

kizlceabetc, k, a full - grow 11 moose, ‘great’ moose, four years old, or over.

Izagesooskwaluk, I clasp him with one arm, hug him.

kagik, brittle.

kagipkool, poison laurel, a plant used to produce intoxication; (2) honeysuckle.

kdgispelum, I undergird it.

kagun, (kakzm), a door, gate- way; kagunaa’asik, a gate.

leagzme, I am the entranceoway, the door, passage.

kagum'pse, a door-post, to which the ‘kakzm’ was suspended.

kaguflumé, I have a door.

kajae, I avoid other people, dwell by myself; kajaa’oo, I put it by itself.

kajase, I go in secret, go alone; kajalusc.

kajoo, k, wild pepper, an edible root.

kaksase, I am burned; kakse.

kékwase, I get on top; kdkzoip- soogwde, I leap on top.

kaldmawimk, lent, f a 5 ti n g, afllicton.

kaleboo, k, cariboo.

kaleboolc, k, a young cariboo.

kaleboowé, 1, cariboo meat; ka— leboaei, a cariboo skin.

kaledl, a sleigh, ‘carry-all.’

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KAO

kalkoonawd, a biscuit.

kaégooséwti, a cartridge.

kalkoose, wild p a rs nip 5, a poisonous plant.

kalkwaséet, sundown, the sun goes down.

kalteiz, l, a quarter, (from the French).

kalledak, I quarter him.

kaloosazue, I am a carpenter.

kamd, (Adv.) the opposite side; kamdk, one the opposite side of.

kamzidoogwé, (k a m a do 0 12), I fight, quarrel, oppose; kamti- doadulk. I cause him to fight.

kamdkoatc, the other side of a hill, hidden from view).

kamt‘zse 00k, across a river; ka— mow/ctik, across a road.

kamaz’kudook, beyond the bush, in front of us.

kamigrwom, across the wigwam'

kamlame, I breathe; kamlamoo- dak. I breathe on him.

kamlamoadé, the breath.

kamlamaon, the heart.

kémoskwe, I fell trees.

Kamsék. (Pr. n.,) Canso; high banks opposite.

kamosaogwd, I steal firewood.

kdn, thank you.

Kanaks/caddk, a tribe of In- dians near Quebec.

kanakskadajik, the country of the Kanakskaa’ak.

kaneéwe, I get ahead, get wages, gain something, have an advantage.

kaneawoade, advantage, gain.

kandtulakun, part of a snow- shoe, where the toe rests.

lzdootuk, he fells, by gnawing it it off, or by freezing it so that