KES

kesagadasik, e1, it is scoured out, repared.

kesag kesagddoa, I wash my own gun.

kesagegd. I place a piece of bark

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use, (myself) kesebatpae, my head itches.

m, I wash out a gun;kesebagik, it creaks. screeches,

(a dry axle) kesebezi, I itch, am bitten by vermon, or flies

over the hole in the Wigwam. ktsebemkdwé, the itch,(scabies)

kesagisz't, the full moon. kesagunaodumi, I make a bar- gain. kesajé, I am ready, prepared. kesakadao, I take it away, free it, remove it from danger, as a partridge with her brood. kesookadegd, I take animals out of a trap, am a trapper. kesalkoase, I am loved. kesalaoé, I love, am friendly. kesalse, I love myself ; kesaltéek, we love each other. kesamk, I have seen him. kesamook, it is shiny, splendid, ksamooé, I glisten; kesase/é, bright. kesamoo/ewi, I drink out of a bucket. kesapskuddm, I finish hewinga stone. kesatkoose, I sleep a great deal, lie late abed. kesaskddoa. I split, sever it. kesalkadoo, I am contented, happy, live comfortably. leesaoolztr, k, it pleases me, de- lights me, makes me happy. kese, an auxliary word used in compounds, signifying com- 1 e t i o n, or intensification, esea'i, I finish. leased, I come with force; ravish copulate [kwedadobziwe] the word indicates excessive pas- sion, brute force.

kesebe, I bite, injure; kesebeak, it is itchy.

kesebey'éji, I make small bites, flea-bites. mosquito bites, I hurt alittle, as a baby or other young animal.

kesebaode/e, (kese eptek) very warm; see kesebuse

kesebaogwdk, a river w h o s e channel narrows and widens. Proper Noun, the name of the river between Mirimichi and Richebucto.

kesébaogooddum, I endure,resist, face it

kesebusé, I am very warm.

kesedddum, I admire it, think highly of it, decide regarding it

kesedék, I beat him soundly; kesedé’l I beat you

kesedziwadegd, I make a great noise, as a bull moose.

keseddwedeskowé, I tramp heav- ily, stamp; keseda'wedokse, I am raving, shouting.

kesm'i (kesedoo), I finish it, make it, do it.

ktsegd, I strike hard.

keségadum, I build a house.

kesegek, I raise him, bring him up.

ktsegoo, 12, an old man; (2) old; aged.

kesegoodumd, I speak as an old

man.

kesi’badoo, I scratch it; kesebal—

kesegooe, I am old.