KOO

(flan/E).

I'on yepoodz thy pouch.

1200 jztpaktouk, in obscurity hid- den in the dark; karyum, 011 the outside.

K’ODK‘ZL’I-I‘g’tlfl, l, a rudder.

leookoogwés. an owl, (in imita-

tion of the owl’s screech); (:2) an hour. Note— —They pro-

nounced "hour as oul. ’ known/rs, agiant, mythical race of caniiihzds of enormous size and strength. for) wink the evening breeze is cool; (1’63 Magma/c) too/aloowatrzm, a hrceches-pin, a ‘bachelors button,’ a nail. k001tzmmz,(prep.) in order that. koala/111172, a blacksmith. koolkwrs, la. a pig. Icoolnzadzigunty'n’tn-k-ul. brakes. crotched sticks to hold up kettle.

lt'oolflajao. Pr. N. a mythicat

animal.

kaolooadoo, I mingle, mix some- thing.

koulooéegasik, 111ing1ed, mixed.

1600100572136, under your arms, your armpits.

Iago/pabd, it lies in the sand. partly covered.

koolpcmo, an underground lake or pool; 100115613, a sprinuy place; km’wk.

koofltsaon, :1, an anchor ; koal- pesoonloqgwobe. l, acahle, an- chor chain.

kaolpoml'c'il/E', the river flows 11n- derground; Pr. N. a place in Cape Breton named because of an underground stream.

koal/mjngmz,a n andspike, lever

Koo/pujm', Pr. N Amy thical

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KOO

character, the friend of 0100:;- Cap: brought to Acadie by him in company with [fizz/aw, the Earthquake; his home is away in the untrodden forest; he is immortal; has no bones in his body; lies prone and cannot turn over. but can mow down grass and trees, and even an army, with a glance from his piercing eyes. He is rolled over with handspikes (hence his name) in spring‘time and autumn, to bring about the change of seasons. Only men of "great-medicine” such as Glooscap could approach him. When he is rolled over a med- icinal plant of great value is found, according to some trad- itions. though others consider the miracle of the changing seasons the “great-medicine" connected with the difficult and dangerous feat of rolling him over. He is a 1 so called li’welfnjét and 00g”!- 19 6t.

'lt’ga/tmzegooz‘c, Pr. N. The Brick- kilns, 011 Basin of Mines, ab- ove Five Islands. Icoalzmzkaol, wheat; kooluml:, a grain of wheat ; koolumkog- roam, a granary.

k001um/cwo/cse, l, straw/500121711- kwegzm, 241, a thatched roof.

kdoZum/cmzse, 1 bow down. (0g- ulaml'wase) .

kaolemooqu'mimk, a bill-berry. buffalo berry, the ‘Saskatoon' of the Cree.

£1.00» thy heel; (compound with pronoun).

towmdakun an ornament, f10n1