NAN NAP nanebunkik, five years; nane- buna, I am five years old; nanegunak, five days; nanu- gumek, we go five in a canoe. nanamddoo, I rock it swing it; nanamteskek, I trot him on my knee; nanamkogzva, I sit on the ground and sway back and forth. nanamiktces, the smallest plov¬ er, snipe. nandent, everywhere. nandemeu, immediately. nandumigazvatc, a large count er in playing the game of altestakun. nanema, I hunt loons, ducks or divers. naninskak, fifty; naninskuge- bune, I am fifty years old. nankumalcd, I go immediately; nankumtcoogwed, I come im mediately. nankumeu, go immediately nankum&degd, I persevere, in¬ sist. nanunkik, it holds five (An. G); nanunuman, it holds five, (Inan. G). naoo, four. naookt, one, naookta, alone, single. naookta, all one, all the same. naooktanti, I kill one; tegelan- ti, I kill but few. naooktadumeek, we two think alike regarding it. naooktagiskuk, all day. naooktajik, a silver dollar, a dollar. naooktalkegooi, I have but one eye. naooktawistoo, I talk to myself. naooklaboogooik, it stands alone Pr. n. , on edge of Bras d'Or, C. B . naooktabiltcase, a span. naooktegit, an only child. naooktegadaloogwa, 1 hop on one foot. naooktinskak, ten; the word used in counting is tnHiln, and the word used in combi¬ nation is metlas—for example: I am ten years old, mellasebu- nae ; there are ten of us, nanktinskaksoolieek; ten men, mHiln ulnoosijik. naooktegii, one only. naooktigumak, (naooktikpak), a years growth of a tree; nauk- tinskegiguak, ten years' growth. naOoktitpak, all night; nauktit- kwak, all the autumn. naooktoogwalugwa, I am alone; naooktooktum, I do it without help; naooktooktase, I doit of my own accord; ?iaooktoodek, it is single. ncipoktoogwose; I sleep alone. naooktopskek, a ball, kernel,nut. naookt-elagoodeek, we are first- cousins. naookte - nikskamawedalumuol- ek, we deem thee God alone. iiaookt-iptcilesabawin,\\io-a only art most holy. naoontik, I cannot reach him with my hand. naoopegatc, slender, pliable ; naoopogeak. it bends down. naoosuk, a gentle breeze; nawa- skat, he fans it with his wings; [2] the first spring fowl comes. napawa, (nabawd), Iain engag¬ ed in stringing something. napuskwd, I string beads.