Jiyudakenrokde [tsiodakenrokde], by the fireplace, near the ashes. _Akenra_, ashes; _okte_, end, edge. Jiyathondek, listen! hearken! Imperative dual of _kathontats_, I hear. See _Jathondek_. Jodenaghstahhere, they made additions to a house; they added a frame. _Gannasta_, B., poles for making a house; _onasta_, C., a framework; _kaheren_, B. to be upon. Joskawayendon, there is again wilderness, waste ground. _Gaienthon_, B., to have fields. K. Kadon, I say, I speak. _Igatonk_ (_sub voce En_), B., I say; _katon_, C., to say. Kady [kadi], therefore, then. _Kati_, C., then, consequently. Kadykenh, because. See _Katykenh_. Kaghnekonyon, floods. From _ohneka_, water, in the frequentative form. _Gannegonnion_, B., there is much water. Kaghyaton, it is written. _Kiatons_, C., to write. M. Cuoq says: "the perfect participle takes an _h: kahiaton_, written, it is written." _Gaiatare_, B., to paint. Kajatthondek, listen! See _Jathondek_. Kakeghrondakwe, they were collected; were assembled. _Gageron_, B., to be together, or, to put things or persons somewhere. Kanaghsdajikowah [kanastatsikowah], great framework, great building. From _kanasta_, frame, and _kowa_, great. Kanakaryonniha, on a pole. _Gannagare_, B., pole, long stick. Kanakdakwenniyukeh, on the principal seat. From _kanakta_ (q. v.) and _atakwenniio,_ C, principal. Kanakdiyuhake, the place (or seat) may be good. From _kanakta,_ place, seat, and--_iyu,_ good (subjunctive mood). Kanakta, mat,--hence couch, bed, seat, place. Kaneka, where, somewhere. Kanekhere, I believe, I suppose; surely, certainly. Probably from _eron, igere,_ B., to think, or suppose. Kanhonghdakdeh [kanonhdakdeh], by the wall, or side of the house. _Onnhonta,_ wall of house, of a cabin; _akte,_ beside, athwart. Kanikonrashon, the minds, a plural form of _Onikonhra_ (q.v.) Kanikonrakeh, in mind. See _Onikonhra._ Kanonghsakdatye [kanonsakdatye], outside the house. _Kanonsakta,_ near the house; from _Kanonsa,_ house, and _akta,_ near, beside. The progressive affix _tye_ gives the meaning of "passing near the house." Kanonghsakonshon [kanonsakonshon], in the house. Kanonsa, house. Kanoron, important, valuable, serious, difficult, painful, afflicting. Karenna, song, hymn, chant. Karighwakayonh, in ancient times. From _Karihwa_ (q. v.), and _akaion_, old. See _Orighwakayongh._ Karighwatchkwenh [karihwahtehkonh], this word, which the interpreters rendered simply ceremony, probably means "the fire-kindling act," from _Karihwa_ (q. v.), and _atchken,_ or _atekha_ (_ategen, ateza,_ B.), to burn. Karihwa or karighwa (_garihsa,_ B., _kariwa, oriwa,_ C.), thing, affair, business, action, news, word. This word, in its root-form of _rihwa_ (_riwa_) or _rihow_ enters largely into compounds having reference to business, law, office, news, belief, and the like. Karonta, tree, log, trunk, post. Kathonghnonweh [kathonnonweh], I fail, I lose my way. _Atonon_, B., to lose one's self, to go astray.