KOO —80— KOO (koive). koojepoode, thy pouch. kooj itpaktook, in obscurity, hid¬ den in the dark; koojum, on the outside. kookwagitn, I, a rudder. kookoogwes, an owl, (in imita¬ tion of the owl's screech); (2) an hour. Note--They pro¬ nounced 'hour' as 'oul.' kookwes, a giant, mythical race of cannibals of enormous size and strength. koowolak, the evening breeze is cool; (legtihgeak). koolalooivagun, a breeches-pin, a 'bachelors button,' a nail. koolaman,(prep.) in order that. kuolaptan, a blacksmith. koolkwcs, k, a pig. koolmadagunajelc—kul. brakes, crotched sticks to hold up kettle. Koolnajoo, Pr. N. a mythical animal. koolooadoo, I mingle, mix some¬ thing. kooloobegasik, mingled, mixed. kooloogwc, under your arms, your armpits. koolpabet, it lies in the sand, partly covered. koolpaoo, an underground lake or pool ; koolpdk, a springy place; kv.bok. koolpcsoon, el, an anchor ; kool- pesountoogwobe', I, a cable, an¬ chor chain. koolpomkitk, the river flows un¬ derground; Pr. N. a place in named because of an underground stream. koolpujagun,& handspike, lever J Koolprijut, Pr. N. A mythical character, the friend of Gloos- cap; brought to Acadieby him in company with Kiukw, 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 also called Kwelpiijdt and Oogul- puj6t. Kooltancgootc, Pr. N. The Brick¬ kilns, on Basin of Minas, ab¬ ove Five Islands. koolurnkool, wheat; koolumk, a grain of wheat ; koolumkog- ivam, a granary. koolumkwokse, I, straw; kooliun- kwegun, ul, a thatched roof. k6ohmikwa.se, 1 bow down, (og- ulamkwase). koolemooejimimk, a bill-berry, buffalo-berry, the 'Saskatoon' of the Cree. toon, thy heel; (compound with pronoun). koonadakun, an ornament; from