PLACE-NAMES

kdkpesegakun, French River; abounding in smelts.

kaleboadkaa’e, Caribou Marsh; caribou place.

kaleboolcwdkade, brook n e a r Liverpool; little c a ri b o 11 place.

kalooget, Carraget Harbour.

kamsék, Canso; opposite th e lofty clifis.

kamsékootc, Little Cause; little place opposite cliffs.

kamsékaotcétt, White Head, C. 3.; little place opposite small cliffs.

kaps/zwekook, (local applica- tion); the waterfall.

kaskamkek. Cascumpec, P. E. 1,; a bold sandy shore.

kabdk, (kebek), The Narrows; (Il above Halifax; (2) below Milton; (3) Quebec; a pos- sible origin for the name Que- bec.

kedooskek, Second Lake on Liv- erpool River; surrounded by tall grass.

keganagwetck, Inganish, C. B.

kekskakskitk, Crawford’s Falls; the sandy shore.

kenomé, Economy; a long point jutting far out to sea.

kentoogwasz'k, ; the largest river. keseboogwak, place b e t w e e n

Richebucto and Miramichi; coming together in narrow places.

kesegwitck, Moose River, near Parrsboro.

kespoogwilk, Land’s End, Yar-

mouth; (2) Cape Negro.

kesoaskibaogwek, River Philip; flowing through hemlock.

kesooskz’boogwasés, Little Hem- lock River.

kesooskawostoogwek, M i d d l e River.

keladaosoke, a river flowing into the St. Lawrence.

kewtuminégé, St. Paul’s Island.

kzktciseboogwek, Len nox Island, P. E. 1.; (2) Island near Mer- rigomish; a small passage.

kiklceboagwe/c, (kijeboagwek ) , Bay View, F. E. 1.; I encircle around it, enclose it.

kikireboagwek booktzibd, N e w London Bay, P. E. 1.; great bay of nets. (enclosures)

kinobcnkek, Big Bank.

kilpodkadt. Eagle Point or Cape Shubenacadie.

kloopske’dkadt, Cloopsky Point; awk-land.

kaobetawfiedkwémode, B e a v e r Harbour; tradition r e1 3. t e s that Glooscap threw one of the large rocks there at the mythical beaver.

koobulkwijook,

koogumzjenawdnak, Cape Dol~ phm.

kaoiksoomoosigek, Thorn Point; the thorn grove.

koojumkooji/e, Fourth Lake on Liverpool River; attempting to escape.

kaokujoo . Blue Mountains, Yar. C0,; iant’s home.

kookwcjokw dé, Middle River, Sheet Harbour; haunt of the giants.

koalpy'wik, Port Piswik; I h e

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