Rock weed, or tripe derôche Haw´wercoon Rice, Indian Menómon River Seepee Robe made of peltry Woygán, or oakónus Road Meekan Raft of wood Nepewameteek Rain Kimmeewan Rocks Essíngo Rushes Woyzásk Roots of trees Watáppy Roots, a figurative expression for Waterwawaddoossin the affections of the heart which entwine about each other {239} Rapid, or strong current of water Pówwetink Ready Guy´oxim Rotten Dadge Round Omích Red Misquitty, or mísquy Rough Guachootch Raw, or unripe Kakeejetty Ripe, or dressed Keejetty Stone Assín Soup, or broth Shoanárboop Sense, or understanding Annabóycassey Sap of the breast, or milk Tootooshomarbo Star Annúnk Shame Acheek Stranger Péwithay Shade Angwoitch Shell Atch Sky Esh´pea Sleep Nepán Sugar, or sweet Seezeebóckquoit, or seezequar Salt Sheotágan Soldier, warrior, or brave man Shemágonish Sister Shemay´nce Strong, or strength Múshkowar Summer, or spring Menókemeg Stumps of trees Mátwort {240} Storm Matchee geeshegar Slay, an Indian carriage Tarbinnáck Spoon Támmickquoin Son Jánis Sand Dárjey Ship, or great canoe Kitchee náberquoin Shoes (Indian) Maukissin Sword, or great knife Kitchee mókoman Sea, or great unbounded lake Kitchee gammink Smoke, or fire fog Keenárbittay Sail of a ship Kitchee náberquoin parbóckerwoyan Snow Going Sun, or great light Geessessey Soft Charbeech Sad Cushkendummerman Sorrow, or pity Cushkendum Savage, or wild Matcheewa Small, or little Hagúshenonce, or pongay Sharp Weemátch Smooth Narnín Sour Nebítch Sudden I´shmick Slow Kíttermish