MEN -97— MES menpijik, a flock. tnenskak, I go after him; men skuOmk, I am sent for. mentagek, I trim it, shear it off; mentum, I bite it off. mentam, I knock it off; menles- inkak, that which has been knocked off. inent&n, the air-sac of a fish. mcoviaimk, my waist, middle. meowebuk, midwinter; (alsoui- tebook); meowenipk, midsum¬ mer. meowegai, I build upon it. meowegun, the centre of the wigwam. ineowegwodega,l strike at some¬ thing which I do not see. meowikicegunk, in the town, centrally located. meowipsedum, in the middle of the channel. meowlagwet, noon, mid-day. meow/agwodullimk,ditmer-time (mid-noon). meowlegwodega, I focus, aim, point a gun. meowodek, the hottest part of the day, noon. meowteskum, I go straight to him. meowic, a cat; meoivtcetc, a kit¬ ten ;also called wenjoolumoolc, French dog. tneowu, exactly there, straight ahead. tnes, a sister older than one's- self; used with pronoun in Voc. of address, numes! A younger sister is addressed as n'kwajeic. mesae, I am whole ; mesak an entire piece. mesadoo. I swallow it whole. mesaguk, a piece of money ; tnesagukiceic, a small coin (5c. piece). mesakunedkool. (1) seated on the moss, (2) growing through moss, (3) mossy. mesaltoogooa, my hair has never been cut. mesankuk, a hole. mesapskw, a soft red stone, sandstone. mesedegoodum, the red-gills of a fish. mesedeskuml I am too late; mesedeskak, he calls when I am out. mesegadoo, I strip it, clean it, clear it. mesegae, I am bare, naked. ntesegatkuntaga, I trim trees, cut off branches. mesegegwodum,^! sweep it, clean it. mesegowik, sleet falls, there is an ice storm, 'silver thaw.' mesegun, a rag; mesegunootc, a small rag ; mesulsa, I am ragged. mesegunak, marrow, (mesigu- nan). meseijetc, flannel. mesek, I betray him; mesemul, I accuse you. mesekesadoo, I make it in one piece. mesemink, a wild currant. mesigndpsk, freestone, cf. mes- dpsk. mesiktakunae, I am greedy, eat ravenously. tnesiskunwotum, I braid it com¬ pletely, thoughout. tneska, X am sorry, full of re¬ gret ; meskadase, I am sad;