MEG -94- MEJ vegetable. megoksutn, I burn (redden) my hand at a fire; megoktek, it is scorched, burned. mrgoontim, I pick it up, choose, select. megulogwasik, the sky is red. meguluk, he wants something; [only when speaking of a baby wanting its natural food]. Megumage (Megamagee), the land of the Micmacs, the Maritime Provinces; the large continent. Megumaivak (Miku7?iawak,) a Micmac, a perfect man; fully- developed; megwipkokusil, a red man. megumawagudum, I belong to the Micmac tribe. megumawesou, a spirit of the woods, fawn, satyr; a legend ary character; (a) an old name for the Micmacs, because they were so strong and agile. megunkowa, I occupy too much room. mcgunum, I have plenty ; milowse, I have a variety of food. megunsa, I chop firewood. megoostase, I recollect myself. megwa, I am red; megwadoo, I redden it. megwagtia, redwood, used in dyeing. Megwajit, a red Indian (of New¬ foundland), Mesrwajitawttge. Newfoundland . megwaktcetc, red-flannel; meg- wak—mesige. tnegwebe, I sit on high, in a judge's seat; (red-trimmed') megwibtineksit', a beet. See also megogumknsit. megwiik, the centre, pith. niegwik, swoolen, inflamed. megwomkuse, a gull, having red bill and feet. (Wilson's tern): also called kakubeg- alow. mej&gootc, a vein. mejalit, it disturbs, troubles me. mejaptum, I see it will not do. mejega. I am dirty; mejegadase, I am defiled; mejegadoo, I de¬ file, or besmirch it; mejegis- kegun, I have a dirty face; mejaluse, I defile myself. rnejegwae, I am destitute, wretched, loathsome. mejelabaktek, it is knotted, tangled. mejelabaktesink, the 'black-line' blurs, fails to mark distinctly. mejelabcgadoo, I lock a hoop, fasten it firmly on, tie it in a knot. rnejeogwadoo, I shorten it, take off part; mejeogzvak, a short¬ ened article. mejimkadoo, I lighten it; me- jimkadase, I am squeezed, hugged; mejimkunase, I am held fast. mejimkeak, it is growing tight; mejimkudek, it is tight. mejimki, I am hard pushed; in a strait; mcjimapskudesin, I am puzzled, run against a rock mejimkugot, I press upon him and squeeze him; mejimkun- um, I hold it firmly, (in a vise). mejipki, I save, economize, am close, miserly.