PAK --128— PAS pakasea, I fall into the water;; splash water out of a vessel. pakastam, I launch it; vpaltamkudcstoo, I cause it to run knock it into the water. I over; paltasit, it overflows. paksikpedaga, I kill with a club, palum, I cut open a drain, open paksawa, I split up fish or meat; pakse, I am opening oysters for myself paksikpedasimk, I knock him on the head. paktastek, brightness, sunshine, glory; upaktadegem, His glory. paktem. I am tattooed. paktesloo, I make gaps in it. paklulak, it beats into the wig¬ wam. paktunedak, I slap him on thepanfce, I make bread face or mouth pakulame, I am astonished, sur prised ; pakulastum, it sur¬ prises me. pakuloode, a wonder, a phenom¬ enon. pakiimajodum, I examine it. pakumegadoo, I level it. pakumegek, level land, a plain pakunatk, a pipe-stem; pakun-\ up a beaver-dam. pamoodoo, I tow it, cause it to swim on top of the water. pamoojink, it extends along, as a range of hills or mountains. pamum, I s*.'im; pamegwak, it (a bird or animal) swims. pdnankadoo, I turn over a leaf, open up a book. b&nikteahtse, I turn up my coat- tail, uncover. pankumegadoo, I take it up out of the ground. partook, the first lake met as one goes up a river, (banook). pantadase, I open up something; pantedek, it opens up; pan- tedam, I knock it open. paooktestega, I knock it off. paookwcdaga, I thresh grain, flail. atkivemoose, twigs of elder oxpcwofcwedestega, I screen grain; willow with large pith, pipe stem wood. pakusabea, I throw out a net; pakusadoo, I put it into the water. pakwadoo, I acquire it. pal, stop, pause, desist; palak, it stops; paladoo, I cease from it. paookwistakuna, a screen, sieve. paoolaje, I burn holes with heat¬ ed iron. paoosedegci, I singe the hair off. paootcaltcegwodum, I bore a hole through something. papaboogwa, I jest. papawa, a broad-beau. bark; (3) a map. palogumokegun, a well-made bark wigwam; maskwegun, a poorly-made wigwam. See pogwodigun, a roof. paltabooktestoo, I spill water, palogumok, the bark covering papawit, the Pope, (Fr. 'Pape'). of the wigwam; (2) a sheet of pape, I play. papedakun, a toy. papkogek, it smokes. papkwadoo, I peel it off. pasagutc, a half-penny, cent. pasak, deep, thick; (2) the snow falls deep.