Many of these are abbreviated to the extent that a single significant letter is all that remains, as _min_ in _msim_, hickory nut; _pakihm_, cranberry; and so _acki_ to _k_, _hanne_ to _an_, as _kitanink_ (Kittanning), from _gitschi_, great; _hanne_, flowing river; _ink_, locative, "at the place of the great river." _Lenape Suffixes._ _-ak_, wood, from _tachan_; _kuwenchak_, pine wood. _-aki_, place, land. _-ammen_, acceptance, adoption; _wulistamen_, I accept it as good, I believe it. See page 104. _-ape_, male, man. From a root _ap_, to cover (carnally). In Chipeway applied only to lower animals. _-atton_, or _hatton_, to have, to put somewhere. The radical is _ãt_. Also a prefix, as, _hattape_, the bow; lit., what the man has. _-bi_, tree; _machtschibi_, papaw tree. _-chum_, a quadruped. _-elendam_, a verbal termination, signifying a disposition of mind. The root is _en, ne, ni_, I; "it is to me so." _-goot_, a snake; from _achgook_, a serpent. _-hanna_, properly _hannek_, a river; from the root, which appears in Cree as _anask_, to stretch out along the ground; _mechhannek_, a large stream. Heckewelder derives this from _amkamme_, a river. The terminal _k_ is, however, part of the root, and not the locative termination. The word is allied to Del. _quenek_, long.