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ma, (neg. adv.) not; [used only with future tenses]; cf. man, and mong'z.

ma, adv. contracted from milk, still, yet, again, (2) a little.

madé, I meddle; (2) hear a noise somewhere out of s i g h t ; madmum, I meddle with it.

madageboosz’l, the sail flaps, shivers, trembles.

1/zadagit, it shivers, trembles; madogwik, the tree trembles in the wind.

mziddk, I spear him, strike him with a spear.

madalkadeskume’dflr,they strike the ground.

maria/(ml, he wags his tail.

madamaluk, I show him the road, teach him the true way.

iizadamea’ck, the place where one road meets or join 5 another, cross~r0ads.

wmdanskadoa. I s h a k e it ; madakskoos/c, the trees shake in the wind.

maidtimmzi, I built a camp-fire and remain out beside it over night.

madawdk, the place where one river joins another; forks of a river.

xlltzda WIS/10k Pr. n., the Mada-

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waska. a branch of the St. John River.

mddelum. I shoot him, strike him with an arrow or gun- shot.

méa’tskak, I kick him, strike him with my foot.

quledum, a loose gown, flow- ing robe, wrapper.

madogwadoo, I shake a tree; madoksuk, the tree shakes; 172ad0ks/zasik.

madagwegé, I am in the habit of shaking trees.

1zzadaktesi7z,1 waddle.

alzadnoés aporcupine.

modoodjélc, a caterpillar, —a little bristled porcupine.

17zad00ngk, it rocks to and fro, the craft rolls, pitches.

madam, a term of reverence. used in prayer.

madowedfidmu, I consider it carefully, from various stand- pomts.

madowoo, all around.

madowszmz, I cut it from both sides until the notches meet.

mag (ma/a), a prefix, used in composition only, meaning great, large.

magde, I am very cheerful, merry, bright.