MOW —I02— mowtbaniksuk, blown intolm hea s, drifts. mowe eadck, it shrinks. draws together. moweboagwea’ajik, they stand

together in companies; mow-

eboogooltz'jz'k, t h e y sit in companies.

mowedolule, I coil, heap up a rope.

muweskunwotum, I braid it. moweome, a place of meeting;a congregation, assembly. mowesooltz’jz’k, they lie to- gether;mowiktoo/etcalenamuk. we are all tumbled together. mooleagrek, a deep valley, gully; molkez‘, I dig; moolkwi.

M’SI

owemaskaa'uon. I collect them

together

mowomkaduon. I throw them into a heap.

mowokpéluman, I tie them up in a bundle.

mowomkotz’umon, I drive them together.

meowookumadoo, I set them up together.

mowoomamk, a c o 1 le c ti o n, crowd.

mowokpedzk, a bundle, a sheaf, a broom.

mowoongul, all are included.

mow/)egaa’oo, I collect water. .

mowsagadoo, I rekindle it, stir

up the fire.

moonséa’um, I persevere, strive. moosogopskul, large g r a v e] — stones.

mowsleéga, I rake hay; mow/ske- gudijz'k, hay-makers, harvest- ers.

moosagopskilk, the river flows m’pesum, medicine, a drug,

over large round stones. moosaol/e, a skin canoe.

m’pcsumaondgé, I look for med1c1ne.

moosoowti, I miss it, lose it; m‘pétun, the hand, fist.

moasaawemkdwé, a loss. moostesk,

denly. mootkzgun, the knee-pan. mootpoou, an animal’s hair. manta/mic. most. mowikpoktem, a council-fire. mowiksadek, mid-noon, mawiksadoo, I love it much.

m’pélunogum, the am;

it springs out sud—m’p’ugikw, the eye.

m’pus/zmn, the breast.

m’sanekw, a halibut.

m’sé. the lip.

m'sedun, the throat: m’scdzm- abe. the windpipe. m‘sedume, I swallow.

m’segulnk, a cahfish.

mowikumadoo, I boil all to- m ’ségwon the eye- -lash.

gether.

m ’segooétc a sparrow.

mowintowodum, I know how to m ‘senei a medicine- bag.

keepi i.t

m ’seskun, a nose beak

mowitkodumddéek, a multitude m‘sewikpdwenao, a drinker, a

of eople.

drunkard.

mow wiltai, I add, reckon up; nz’sz'beasigun, dried meat.

mowkwillcakun, arithmetic. mowoguskaduon, up in regular order.

m ’siskw. the face.

I pile them m’sisukwel, birch-bark,suitable

for making canoes; m’sooegwi,