The following glossary comprises all the words in general use in conversation between the natives and traders in Hudson Bay and Cumberland Sound, and a thorough knowledge of it would enable the student to make himself understood throughout the entire Arctic, with the assistance of a few signs which would naturally suggest themselves at the proper time: A. Arrow--Kok'-yoke. Arm--Tel'-oo. Another--I-pung'-er. All night--Kuee-en'-nah. Angry--Mar-me-an'-nah. All--Ter-mok-er-mingk. Autumn--Oo-ke-uk'-shark. Afraid--Kay-pe-en'-nah. A little while ago, to-day--Wateh-eur'. Ask--O-kow-te-vah'-vor. Antlers--Nug'-le-you. Axe--Oo'-lee-mar. Aurora Borealis--Ok-sel-e-ak-took, ok-shan'-ak-took. Air--Ar-ne-yung'-ne-uk. After, or last--O-puk'-too. After (to carry)--Ok-la-loo'-goo. After (to bring)--I'-vah. Always--E-luk-o-she'-ar. Alone--In-nu-tu-a-rk'. A game (like gambling)--Nu-glu-tar. A herd--Ah-mik-kok'-too. Act of medicine men--Suk-ki'-u. Apples (dried)--Poo-wow'-yak. Ankle--Sing-yeung'-mik. Arm--Ok-sek'-too. B. Bear--Nan'-nook. Bear (cub)--Ar-took'-tar. Bullet--Kok'-yoke. Bow--Pet-e'-chee. Bird--Tig'-me-ak. Boots--Kum'-ming. Blood--Owg. Black--Muk'-tuk. Belch--Neep'-shark. Brother--An'-ing-er. Bones--Sow'-ner. Bag--Ik-pe-air'-re-oo. Book--Muk-pet-toe'-up. Belt--Tep'-shee. Blubber--E-din-yer'. Bashful--Kung-we-shook'-pook. Blue--Too-mook'-took. Breastbone--Sok'-e-djuck. Backbone--Kee-mik'-look. Belly--Nong'-ik. Brain--Kok'-i-tuk. Beard--Oo'-mik. Beads--Shoong-ow'-yah. Blanket--Kep'-ig. Break--Sel'-li-ko. Bark--Oo-we-uk'-too. Boil--Kul-ak'-pook. Bite--Kee'-wah, O-kum-wik'-poo. Breathe--Ar-nuk-ter-re'-uk. Build snow house--Ig-loo-le'-yook. Burn--Oon-ok'-took. Big river--Koog-ooark'. Brass headband--Kar'-roong. Butcher knife--Pee'-low. Before (or first)--Kee'-sah-met, Oo-tung-ne-ak'-pung-ar. Bring (verb)--Tik-e-u-dje'-yoo. Body--Kot'-e-jeuk. Black moss--Kee-now'-yak. Big lake--Tussig-see'-ark. Berries (like red raspberries)--Ok'-pict. Berries (small black)--Par-wong. Berries (large yellow)--Kob'-luk. Bill (of bird)--See'-goo. Button--See'-ah-cote. Buttonhole--See-ok-wahk'-pe-ok. Blubber--Oke-zook. Blubber (oil tried out)--Tung'-yah. Bitch--Ahg'-neuck. Ball of foot--Man-nook'-kok. Bend (verb)--Ne-yook'-te-pook. Break (verb)--E-ling-nuk'-poo, Nok'-ok-poe, Noo-week'-pook, Kow'-poo. Beat (as a drum, verb)--Moo'-mik-took. Beat (snow off of clothing, verb)--Tee-look'-took-took. Beat (with club, verb)--Ah-now-look-took. Boots (deerskin)--Ne'-u, Mit-ko'-lee-lee. C.