LAB

lzzbtie, a keeler. shallow tub; labalcélc, (dimunitive), a little tub; ejenagwi’t is the proper word in P. E. I. to-day.

labakz‘estzzkun, a standard of measurement, ruler, compass- es, straight-edge, chalk—line.

laba/tinfiwa. holy-water.

labatkédizwimk, the holy Sun— day, \Vhitsuntide.

labqgért’gzm, silk, a ribbon.

labqgrét, the small-pox.

labclasabe, Z. a flaxen rope.

labelas/c, flax.

laécsagrun, 1m. 21 machine for making splits.

Lab/1116!, Lovet’s Road, Round Hill, Annapolis.

laboksomz, (Jada/£50011). a buck- et, vessel for carrying water.

laboodeJ, a spy-glass, the ‘sight‘ of a gun; laboudetc. (dim.).

ladoksoon, (laboksoon), k, bucket, An. gen.

lagab, a cellar, (from French ‘la cave‘).

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[a/cpadakunabe, l, the binding of a basket- -hoop.

lakfiela/cun, a curtain

lama/z, inside; Zamagal, toward the inside.

lama/{6351111, the ground.

lama/hm, k, a ladle, spoon.

lamamk, the bottom, beneath water, bottom of the sea. See lampak.

[anmmkoodook in the midst of the sea.

[amalk, lamatkoodook, within the bushes, sheltered.

lavzatkikt, a grove, bush, 2. for- est,

lambaodn, the down or under- feathers of birds; lambooénit, he is downy.

lamegoasum, I put resin on the inside of a canoe; [the resin or gum from the spruce, fir and pine was prepared and used

warm, like tar].

wood rotting on

lagigunabe, 1, an ornamented ’amibum’k, the heart of a loaf

strap or sash, an epaulette.

of bread, all but the crust.

lag itakun 11!, a file, rasp; ala am1'gw0m, inside the house or

gadoo, I file 1t [1311”, a cux,g crash lagum'z, a wild plant, of three leaves and single berry. lagmzaa’oo, I cut it, pierce

“iuwam. ’amilz‘czm. the palm, or inside of the hand. lamz'z‘poa/c, in the night, dream.

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