M’SK —I bark from an old birch tree. m’skegooJ, grass, hay; m’sktg-

ooakumz'kz‘, a grassy place, m’s/eegaoz'z/éade, a grass-plot, meadow, field; m’s/eegooegan, a hay-stack; a thatched roof. m’skcgwdlp, a straw hat (Lit. a grass-head). m’skégwom, a bear’s den. m’skumgzm. the elbow. m’skul/é, still, dead water; ooze. m’sugalp, the skull. m‘susals, a horse-fly, moose—fly. m'suogum, a dead tree. See muljegum. m’susaoge, the bottom of canoe. ZVI’taban, Wolfville, N. S. m’lde, a beaver skin. m‘takwon. a snake; m’tas/eum, the black snake. m’taltgem, property, m‘laksakt, a floor. m’laksmz, an old moccasin, or shoe. m ’lalsooigun, breast-bone. m’lamu, a sucker (fish). iiz‘ldskum,a snake, rattle-snake. m’tasok, a high bluff. m’tmkudestakzm. a collection taken in a church. m‘tgy'z'n, the thumb, an inch. m’teszma (m’tesan,) the last child of a family, the baby. m’l'zln, ten; mililnetiwd, tenth. See ”duo/Etinskdk, (an. g.)and metlas, (inan. g.) ”Nagy/walnut. the neck. m’togum, a must. m‘looetulezwkzm, evil, wicked- ness. . m’taoinseluones, m u tt e r i n g s (difficult to be understood); talking through a bandage.

the sternum,

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m’top. a leaf of the moose-wood tree.

m’tmik, trouble, misfortue; me- dm'zk.

m’éubunegck, the bank of a river.

viz'tulooz'gzm, the finger.

mudc's/zodr, pride; mudeskimk; cf. segz'zwd, vanity.

mugakluk, a clearing; mugdz'kt, a field.

mugegmz, a skin, leather, raw- hide.

mugegmmseam, clad in skins.

mujaje, I love, admire, am pleased with.

mujelabetc, a yellow pond-lily. ( mutdabdc) .

mujz'n. the contents of the bowels, dirt.

mujz'tkwak, late in the autumn.

mulagétc, milk.

mulebmz,a ground-nut; an edible plant, shape of a dog’s foot; related to the segubun, and maskeosit. It grows in shady places, the leaf is brown and resembles the Lady‘s Slipper, or Moccasin Flower.

mzilgz'gmzoadc. strength.

mulgz’led, I force my way.

mulgroon, the thigh.

mnlz'n a mill.

mulz'mips/zw, granite.

nudjepkooqesin, dry hard gum.

muéjqemu, a dead tree.

mulkadum, I dig; muoleagek, a gully; moonkd.

mul/ewasik, a trench, grave.

mulsdwd, a tobacco pouch.

mulse. a small piece.

multt'n‘c, the foetus of a beast; multatci’lc, a little foetus.

a mill-stone,