SAK 145- SAK sak, alone; (2) in vain, use¬ lessly. s&k, a long time ago; sakawa, it is old; s&kawatc, ancient. Note. The family name of Chief John Sark , of P. E. I ., is sdk\ one of the ancient people. sakadooadoo, I commence it, put up the frame of some structure. sakamkitk, the water flows along. sakankadoo, I spread it down; spread a fish flat for drying sakaweaganoodum, I relate ancient history; tell of the former times. sakipkeak, the bud bursts, it begins to grow. Sakipkawegoos, June, the spring month, opening buds. sakoose, my dream has come true; sakoosoode, the fulfill¬ ment of a dream. sakpagumikl, a swamp \sakpeak, the ground gets wet. Sakpeditc, Pr. N ., Smoky-head, the weeping-place. sakpegoon, tears; sakpegoonea; I weep. sakpik, the sap-wood or alburn¬ um of a tree; (2) soggy or wet wood. sakpiktci, the water comes up a round me as I sit in a canoe sakpulak, rain falls; sakpegis kiik, a wet day. sakpuskak, the ground is soaked; the road is muddy. saksegwadoo, I set fire to it, light a torch; saksegwa, I fish by torchlight. sakskaadoo, I board it, put a bottom in it. sakskabase, I broil meat on a gridiron over the coals. sakskadoo, a flying squirrel; so named because it is 'flat ' while in the air. sakskagwit, a flat-bottomed ket¬ tle. sakskak, aboard, shingle, flake, anything flat; (2j it is flat. sakskadega, I slap, spank. sakskdkegan, a wigwatn made of boards; (2) a frame house. sakskoose, /, a cedar-tree (cy¬ press), 'flat-boughs.' sakswiboogudakun, a board. See sakskak. saktagek, the hill rises with a gradual ascent, slopes gently up. saktak, a level plain, intervale. sakti, I strike fire. saktrigoweguna, I lie nearly co¬ vered. saktum, I obey the command; saktuoit, he comes at my call. sakude, a needle; sakudea, I use a knitting-needle. sakudooedesin, I fall down. sakuleak, it comes up, grows up, increases in size (a plant). sakumatc, an heir to the chief- ship; [2] a young gentleman. sakumegivit. it comes up out of the mud (an animal or fish). sakumeskw, a chief's wife, a lady; see sakumow. sakumoiv, a chief, king; Uklce- Sakutnow, the Great Chief, God. sakumozve/ioo, a gentleman. sakumoogua, I chew gum. sakuneak, it thaws, the snow