| 'citqihikon |
corn bread |
| ikoliskaney |
wheat bread |
| kcitqihikon |
bread cooked directly in coals |
| kisopanke |
s/he made bread, can make bread |
| lakalet, akalet |
frybread made from flour, baking powder, salt, and milk or water (Wol) |
| nisopankiyik |
they (2) make bread or cake together |
| nutopanket |
baker of bread |
| opan |
bread; piece or loaf of bread |
| opaninut |
bread box |
| opanke |
s/he mixes bread dough, makes bread |
| opantimimey |
bread and tea and pork fat and molasses eaten together as meal |
| 't-otolopankewal |
s/he is baking bread for h/ |
| pisacqehtahsu |
s/he is putting raised bread in oven to bake |
| pisacqehtasit |
baked food (especially, bread) |
| piyeskomoni-opan |
corn bread |
| pqesikon |
unsliced loaf of bread |
| putawehta |
s/he makes raised bread |
| putawehtahsu |
s/he makes sourdough or yeast bread |
| putawehtike |
s/he makes sourdough or yeast bread |
| putawehtikon |
raised bread; yeast, yeastcake, sourdough |
| sakolasqocis |
hardened and toughened end piece of loaf of raised bread |
| skawey, skawsisey |
bread baked in oven in baking pan |
| suwahqostikoney |
sourdough bread |
| tolopanke |
s/he is making bread |
| tumahsis, tumahsisey |
Tom Francis (Passamaquoddy name for frybread) |
