| cicokawse |
s/he walks back toward land; (sun) s/he rises farther toward the north each day (i.e., days are getting longer) |
| cihciqskute |
it is narrow field, it is belt of land (e.g., green-belt) |
| elomahkek |
where land extends away; up country |
| elomahkomikek |
where the land extends away |
| kawaskahkomike |
it is rough terrain (uneven surface) |
| kcitahkomike |
(land) it slopes down |
| kiskomikiw |
the world was created; land was created (e.g., volcanic island) |
| ktahkomiq |
land, ground, earth; territory; world, planet |
| metkomike |
(geography) the land comes to an end (e.g., at water); (figuratively) it is the end of the world |
| milahkomike |
it is hilly land |
| nahtokawse |
s/he walks toward land; (sun) s/he rises farther toward the north each day (i.e., days are getting longer) |
| olkomike, lahkomike |
the land is thus, the land lies thus |
| oloqahkomike, oloqahkomikiw |
land extends in that direction |
| pankomike |
there is a clearing, there is open land |
| panskute |
there is a clearing or open land |
| psuhike |
s/he clears land, deforests; clears land of high grass |
| puspahkomike |
it is wet land |
| qsawehkomike |
it is a point of land, there is a point of land |
| skicinuwihkuk |
in or on Native land or aboriginal territory |
| spahkomike |
it is high land |
| spiqahkomike |
(land, ground) it rises, it is high |
| tehsahqahkiw |
on top of hill, on high land |
| tetpahkomike |
it is flat land |
| tomkomike |
it is bounded area of land (zone, region, plot, etc.) |
| waponahkew |
Wabanaki, person of the dawn-land |
