Flour, or bread Pockquoísigan Fat, oil, or grease Pimmethy Food Mejimmim Fever Mishquoishártay Fear, to fear, he is afraid Keezáycus {232} Fruit Pinneesh Feast Wisseneet Friend, or companion Neejee, or Necárnis Fool, he is a fool Keepártesee Flood of water Chingwim Family Nepewoajánis Father Nócey French, or builders of vessels Waymístergoash Fathom (a measure) Euníck Female, or woman E´quoy Fork, or prong stick Cáwmeek meeteek Fire Scótay, or squitty Flint stone Pewarmickcoon Fort, or tower Wakáygon Fond, I am fond Nezárgea Free, or generous Ajáckquoy Fine (not coarse) Arpeech Few Memárjis Fresh (not stale) Meecheeweass Full Mooshquenay Formerly, long time ago Maywísher Grease, fat, or oil Pimmethy Grapes Minnishish Girl E´quoysince God, or Great Spirit Kitchee Mannitoo Gold, or fine yellow metal Kitchee jónia {233} Great, good Kitchee, or nishshishshín Green Achíb Great, or big Menditoo Globe, the earth Warbegún Gone, past, or done Shyyar, or sharshyyar Harbour Pejárcan Health Pemártus Herb, or grass Nepísh, or mejásk Hell, or place of bad spirits Kitchee squíttyung Half, or part Arbittár Home, or dwelling A´shemich Hill Anneech Husband, or master of weakness Nabaim Hole March Huckleberries Shóamin Hard, cruel; it is hard or cruel Sánnegat Handsome Sasay´ga Heavy Pestérquan Hot, or warm Geeshártay Hungry, thin, lean Bócketty He, him, she, or her Ween Here Omár, or owáy How, or how do you do? Waygush, or way way How many, or how much Tawnimilik Here and there Pay payshik {234} Have, had Arthty High, or above I´shpemeg