Nartín, or petoon To fetch, or bring Naw´wameetch To hurt {271} Neewo To join Neparhan To lie down Newinnemecoossay To forget; I forget Newárbemoach To foretell; I foretell Nondágaitch, or stootewar To hear Neewatch To meet Neech, or acktone To put, or place Nebebeewoy To promise Nájemoon To sing Nondágat To sink Neminwain´desee To satisfy Nepa´n To sleep Nandootum To call Onágun Bark bowl, or cup Oakónus, or amik woygan´ Beaver robe Opeewyesky Beard Onick´quick Back Oakcan Bones Opin Brain Oncean Breech clout Oskenay´gay Boy Owentágun Barrel Ojémaw, or O´kemaw Chief Ogunnegat Day, or days Ozett Foot, or feet Oyan Fur of animals {272} Ochick´ Fisher, an animal Onuggesh Bowels Oathty Heart Opeeway Hair of animals Oweoathcoan Hats Onúggemeg Portage, or carrying place Ogashy Horse Ocárt Leg Onjee Land Onjeech Mud Opoy´gan Pipe Ogánce Pickerill, a fish Onnemay Sturgeon, a fish Opickquoy Squirrel Oquarme Thighs Outon Tongue Ozonnemon Vermillion Ozóme Too much, or dear Ozóme pongay Too little Onar´gushey Dark Omích Round Opar´mey Below Omár, or owáy Here Otárpeet Under Ojey To Ondass Come here Osquibby, or squibby Drunk {273} Ojit To grind Ojeytoon, or ogúbbetoon To make, or do Ondashin´ To come on