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Chapter 3

Glossary of Indian Names

  • Cheokhes, chē-ok-hĕś, the mink.
  • Cheplahgan, chep-lâh´gan, the bald eagle.
  • Ch’geegee-lokh-sis, ch’gee-geélock-sis, the chickadee.
  • Chigwooltz, chig-wooltź, the bullfrog.
  • Clóte Scarpe, a legendary hero, like Hiawatha, of the Northern Indians. Pronounced variously, Clote Scarpe, Groscap, Gluscap, etc.
  • Commoosie, com-moo-sié, a little shelter, or hut, of boughs and bark.
  • Deedeeaskh, dee-deéask, the blue jay.
  • Eleemos, el-eémos, the fox.
  • Hawahak, hâ-wâ-hăk´, the hawk.
  • Hukweem, huk-weem´, the great northern diver, or loon.
  • Ismaques, iss-mâ-queś, the fishhawk.
  • Kagax, kăg´ăx, the weasel.
  • Kakagos, kâ-kâ-gŏś, the raven.
  • K’dunk, k’dunk´, the toad.
  • Keeokuskh, kee-o-kusk´, the muskrat.
  • Keeonekh, keéo-nek, the otter.
  • Killooleet, kiĺloo-leet, the white-throated sparrow.
  • Kookooskoos, koo-koo-skooś, the great horned owl.
  • Koskomenos, kŏśkŏm-e-nŏś, the kingfisher.
  • Kupkawis, cup-ká̤wis, the barred owl.
  • Kwaseekho, kwâ-seek´ho, the sheldrake.
  • Lhoks, locks, the panther.
  • Malsun, măĺsun, the wolf.
  • Meeko, meek´ō, the red squirrel.
  • Megaleep, meg´â-leep, the caribou.
  • Milicete, miĺĭ-cete, the name of an Indian tribe; written also Malicete.
  • Mitches, mit´chĕs, the birch partridge, or ruffed grouse.
  • Moktaques, mok-tâ´ques, the hare.
  • Mooween, moo-ween´, the black bear.
  • Musquash, muśquâsh, the muskrat.
  • Nemox, nĕm´ox, the fisher.
  • Pekquam, pek-wăm´, the fisher.
  • Quoskh, quoskh, the blue heron.
  • Seksagadagee, sek´sâ-gā-dâ´gee, the Canada grouse, or spruce partridge.
  • Skooktum, skook´tum, the trout.
  • Tookhees, tôk´hees, the wood mouse.
  • Umquenawis, um-que-nâ´wis, the moose.
  • Unk Wunk, unk´ wunk, the porcupine.
  • Upweekis, up-week´iss, the Canada lynx.