Which is a solemne word amongst them; and no man will offer any hinderance to him, who after some absence is going to visit his Family, and useth this word _Nicquénum_, (confessing the sweetness even of these short temporall homes.) Puttuckakàun, A round house. Puttuckakàunese, A little round house. Wetuomémese, A little house; which their women and maids live apart in, foure, five, or six dayes, in the time of their monethly sicknesse, which custome in all parts of the Countrey they strictly observe, and no _Male_ may come into that house. Neés quttow, A long house with two fires. Shwíshcuttow, With three fires. Abockquósiuash, The mats of the house. Wuttapuíssuck, The long poles, which commonly men get and fix, and then the women cover the house with mats, and line them with embroydered mats which the women make, and call them _Mannotaúbana_, or _Hangings_, which amongst them make as faire a show as Hangings with us. Nòte, or Yòte, Chíckot, & Fire. Sqútta Notáwese & chickautáwese, A little fire. Púck, Smoke. Puckíssu, Smokie. Nippúckis, Smoke troubleth me. Wuchickapêuck, Burching barke. And _chesnut barke_ which they dresse finely, and make a Summer-covering for their houses. Cuppoquiíttemin, I will divide house with you, or dwell with you. Two Families will live comfortably and lovingly in a little round house of some fourteen or sixteen foot over, and so more and more families in proportion. Núckqusquatch, I am cold. Núckqusquatchímin, Potouwássiteuck, Let us make a fire. Wúdtuckqun, A piece of wood. Wudtúckquanash Lay on wood. Ponamâuta, Pawacómwushesh, Cut some wood. Maumashinnaunamaûta, Let us make a good fire. Npaacómwushem, I will cut wood. Aséneshesh, Fetch some small sticks. Wònck, & More. Wònkatack, Wonckataganash nàus, Fetch some more. Netashin & Newuchásinea, There is no more. Wequanántash, A light fire. Wequanantig, A Candle, or Light. Wequanantiganash, Candles. Wékinan, A light fire. Awâuo? Who is at home? Mat Awawanúnno, There is no body.