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 Empty                             Cawween mooshkenay Equal, or alike                   Tabiscoach Each                              Papay'jit

Flour, or bread                   Pockquoísigan Fat, oil, or grease               Pimmethy Food                              Mejimmim Fever                             Mishquoishártay Fear, to fear, he is afraid       Keezáycus {232} Fruit                             Pinneesh Feast                             Wisseneet Friend, or companion              Neejee, or Necárnis Fool, he is a fool                Keepártesee Flood of water                    Chingwim Family                            Nepewoajánis Father                            Nócey French, or builders of vessels    Waymístergoash Fathom (a measure)                Euníck Female, or woman                  E'quoy Fork, or prong stick              Cáwmeek meeteek Fire                              Scótay, or squitty Flint stone                       Pewarmickcoon Fort, or tower                    Wakáygon Fond, I am fond                   Nezárgea Free, or generous                 Ajáckquoy Fine (not coarse)                 Arpeech Few                               Memárjis Fresh (not stale)                 Meecheeweass Full                              Mooshquenay Formerly, long time ago           Maywísher