Kes´coneek Broken arm Keemótegun Adultery Kitchee anwin Ball, or large shot Kitchee carbo Crane (a bird) Keenar´bo Cloud, or grand cover Kitchee assubbub Cable, or big rope Keegónce Fish Keepartesee Fool; he is a fool Kitchee mannitoo God, or Great Spirit Kitchee jónia Gold, or fine yellow metal Kitchee squittyung Hell, or place of bad spirits Keejayp Morning Keenonjey Pike, a fish Kitchee mannitoo ninnee Priest, or Master of Life´s man Kimmeewan Rain Keenaypick´neeshey Snakes Kitchee meework Swan Kitchee mókoman Sword, or great knife Kitchee gammink Sea, or great unbounded lake Keenárbittay Smoke, or fire fog Kitchee náberquoin parbock´erwoyan Sail of a ship Kitchee náberquoin Ship, or great canoe Keemôtay Thief; he is a thief Kispetaw´gan Tobacco pouch Keezay´cus Fear; to fear; he is afraid Ken´dersay Witness; you are a witness Kitchee, or nishshishshin Great, or good Kitchee way´besun Armbands Kittim Idle, or lazy Keenónge Long Keewáency Old, he is old Kitchee mor´gussey Poor Kakeejetty Raw, or unripe Keejetty Ripe, or dressed Kíttermish Slow Keen, kee, or kee kee Thou, or you Ka, or ca´wween No, not; nothing Késhpin If Kaygoshish Thing, or things Kaygait, kay, or meegwoyack It is true, or truly Kamar´chey Not yet Keennerwind Ye, your Kaygo I have Kakaygo I have not Keenandóton To beg; you beg Keeas´quin To catch Keekeepejar´can To arrive by land Kískejune To cut Keemar´jemet To carry Keetar´peech To elect {264} Kitchee ungwoitch, undar´jewort To interpret Keemótyan To steal Keemeechawich To stink; you stink, or your sentiments are offensive Keebar´cham To strike Keecannawen´dan To know; you know Lissy Human hair