TUM —157— TUS

tumagoont, a shell-duck. tumkwami, gritty; tumkwonik,

tumaklzwoegun, a log-house. he is dirty, muddy; tum/Ewan-

lumdkzm, a calumet, ancient egé, I separate the dregs; pipe. tum/ewonuménul, I hull the

tumdoa, a small prop. corn.

tumegalow, a rib of a ship. tumoktaoa, a log.

tumegiktaktm, a handsaw. tumtcégun, a fire- lace.

lumgooedansk, an old stamp. tumpaoesoo, a hill -bushel. tumégun, an axe; tuméguntcétc, tumulckegwélc, the nape of the a hatchet; tumi’gumdk, an neck.

axe-handle. tum’goo, the tough ligament tumkdwé. first. that supports the head of lumkwodigun, a pond-lily; first moose; it was used for sewing. blossom. ' tusade, a porch, entry.

tum/Ewan, sand, ashes, ‘dirt;’