SOK -152— SUN moon. sokwodabe, I sit down with my feet extended in front. sokwodesin, I run against the shore; sokwoliigul, they are close together. sooAksan, that may be so, but prove it; a mild challenge to personal combat. soobin, a pint, cup. soobulawa, brimstone. soobulawe, I pitch quoits or coppers. soobun, green corn, preserved and put away for future use. soogogea, I am shaky, weak from sickness, unnerved, ready to fall to pieces. soogulugamat, it is putrid, rot ten. sooigunoode, (sewegunoode), lassitude, indolence. sooinskadoo, I swing it in the hands. soolds, a large mussel. sooleawa, money, silver; soolea- waea, a purse. soomagoonis, a soldier. soomalk, copper; soomalkel, cents, change, coppers. soonade, a ship-yard; soonok- teogun, stakes or props for holding a canoe upright while building. soonawe, I fast. soodman, a beech-nut; soodmoo- se, a beach tree. sooskwodagadoo, I pull the blanket down over the en¬ trance, I close the door. sooskwodagun, a door blanket, See kakun. sowtadoo, I slant it, incline it, lean it; sowtadek, a slope, in- inclined plane. stogun, a fir-tree; slogunatnook, green, fir-tree colour. stugaic, (contracted to stuga), like, so, as. sugasakunow, a shell. sutaluk, I tow him in the water. sumadawe, I am active, alert, smart. sutnoogwode, a spear handle, a spear, a gaff-hook. sumwemimk, a rosary, prayer- beads. sungadigun, a raft. suttowa, rock-maple; sunowebe, the steering paddle [usually made of rock-maple]. sunsakadagun, a ramrod. sunsegwom, birch-bark with inner bark attached, (peeled in winter). sunwaga, a mulatto; sowoon- agetc.