NAK -109— NAN nakaikeltum, I neglect it. nakpudadoa, I lighten it(a ship) nakselegase, I walk fast. nakjeji. I am light (not heavy) nakowoola, I carry a light load; nakadoo, I make it light. nakskook, a virgin, (nakskw). naktooa, I triumph. nakugal, farther on. nakulans (negulans), a barn, from Fr. 'la grange.' nakulitnk, alone, forsaken; na- kuliik, I leave him; naktum I leave it. naktdoOwa, I out-strip competi¬ tors, win the prize. nakulsetum, I hear it often; nakulagadoo, I am accustom¬ ed to it, nakulagadumkawa, a custom. nakumae, as soon as, at the same time. nakumaseak, it is easy, easily obtained; nakumaksum, I have a good opportunity. nakumelooa, I am glutted, sati ated; nakumetooae, I vomit. nakun, k, a slat, thin piece of wood. tiakunaba, I go for water; na kunamak, I give him a drink of water. nakunam, I dip water out of : bucket. nakuname, I drink, am a drink er, a tippler; nakunamum kawa, a drinking-bout. nakunbak, a flood. nakunega, I bail out water; na- kunegun, a bailing dish. nakunepsume, I dip up water and drink from a cup. «a£2*»«?£,it(Inau.G.)growsold nakunipkwadoo, I take up a handful of anything. nakunowse, I nurse, suckle. nakunusalk, I sooth him, nurse him. lull him to sleep. nakwitk, the vessel is light in the water. nalabedaga, I chop wood, fire¬ wood; chop it up small; nala- bedam. nalage, I move along easily. nalagigumk, earnestness, dili¬ gence, steady application. nalamasoogwa, I wade up¬ stream; bopkusoogwa, I wade down stream. nalegitkoonodoo, I tear limbs off a tree. nalkon, k, a comb, fine-toothed. nalkose, I comb my hair. nalkwagadoo, I draw a sword out of a sheath. nalmoktame, I strip the flesh off an eel with my teeth, holding the backbone in my hands. nalogeget, the moose browses, strips the branches off the trees. nalsegum, I scrape it. namase, I go before the wind; namooesoogzue, I paddle with the wind. namooenum, I smooth it down; namooemk, petting, endear¬ ment. namun, the lee side; namunook to leeward, with the wind ; ooldun, to windward. namtcuodum, I go uphill until I see it. nan, five; (cf.Otchipwe»a«»K«) naneek, there are five of us; nanijik, five of them (An.G.) nankel, five of them (Inan. Gj