Aesahhahiyenenhon [ahesahhahiyenennyonhon], if thou hadst fallen (or perished) by the way. _Aha, oha, ohaha_, road, path; _gaienneñon_, B., to fall. Aesayatyenenghdon [ahesayatyenendon], thou mightest have been destroyed. _Gaienneñon_, B., to fall; _gaien_nenton_, to cause to fall. _Aesaiatienenton_ is in the perf. subj. passive. Aghsonh, scarcely, hardly, while. Ai (excl.), hail! oh! Aihaigh (excl.), hail! ah! oh! More commonly pronounced _haihai_. Akare, until. Akayongh [akcayon], ancient. _Akaion_, C., old, ancient, antique. Akonikonghkahdeh, they are suffering. _Onikonhra_, mind, and _oga'te_, B., raw., _i. e._, having a sore mind. Akotthaghyonnighshon, one who belongs to the Wolf clan. See _Sathaghyonnighshon_. Akwah, indeed, truly, very, yea. Akwekon, all. Are, again, sometimes. Ayakawen, one would have said. _En_, B, to say (perf. subj.). Ayakaweron, one would have thought. _Eron_, B., to think, to wish. Ayakotyerenhon, one would be startled, surprised. From _katyeren_, to wonder, be startled. Ayawenhenstokenghske [ayawenhensthokenske], may it be true. _Enon, iaweñnon_, B.,--_iawens_, C., to happen; _togenske_, B., _tokenske_, C., it is true. "May it happen to be true!" Ayuyeukwaroghthake [ayoyenkwarodake], there might have been tobacco smoke (apparent)., _Oienkwa_, C., tobacco; _garst_, B., to smoke (ppf. subj.). D. Da-edewenhheye [dahedewenheyeh], we may all die. _Genheion, genheie_, B., to die (subj. mood). Daghsatkaghthoghseronne [dasatkahthoseronne], thou mightest keep seeing. See _Tesatkaghthoghserontyc_. _Tasatkahthoseronne_ (as the word would be spelt in modern orthography) appears to be the aorist subjunctive of _atkahthos_, to see, in the cislocative and frequentative forms. Daondayakottondeke, that they may hear. _Athonde_, to hear. Deghniwenniyu, joint ruler; lit., they two are masters. See _Rawenniyo_. Deghsewenninekenne, thou mayest speak. See _Entyewenninekenneh_. Dendewatenonghweradon, in our mutual greetings. See _Dewadadononweronh_. Denghsatkaghdonnyonheke [densatkatonhnyonsekeh], thou wilt be looking about thee. _Atkahthos_, to see. Denighroghkwayen [dehnihrohkwayen], let us two smoke. _Garoksa_, B., _une pipe, touche de petun_. It is conjectured that the name Iroquois, _i. e._, "Tobacco-people," may have been derived from this word. See Appendix, Note A. Dentidewaghneghdoten, we will replace the pine-tree. _Ohnehta_, pine. _Oten_, as a suffix (according to M. Cuoq), "serves to express the condition, the manner, the kind, the nature of a thing." Denyakokwatonghsaeke [tenyakokwennhendonghsaeke], he will be dying. _Desakkèatouch_, Onon. Dict., I am dying; _kanonèenton_, B., sick. Denyontadenakarondako, they shall take off his horns. _Onakara_, horn. Desahahishonne, thou art coming troubled. Desakaghsereutonyonne, thou comest weeping. _Gagasera_, B., tear. Desanyatokenh, in thy throat. _Oniata,_ C., throat, neck.