A.
- Ahone, God
- Apome, the thighe
- Apooke, tobacco
- Apokan, a tobacco pipe
- Ananson, a matt
- Assentamens, pears
- Anath, farewell
- Assimnims, walnutts
- Assimoest, a fox
- Amahoth, a targett
- Ampkone, a frying pan
- Akontant, a playster
- Ammomū, to soire
- Aayxkehake, a spade
- Atapahañ, a kixe
- Asapan, a hasty pudding
- Apquammon, a show
- Amosens, a daughter
- Aramiath south /Neire, I am sick
- Auppes, a bow string
- Anaskomens, acornes
- Asasqueth, the clay they make pipes of
- Amonsoquath, a beare
- Attomois, a dog
- Arrokoth, the skie
- Apones, bread
- Arathkone, a beast like a fox.
- Aposon, a beast in bignes like a pig and in tast alike
- Aquintayne manggoy, a great ship
- Aquintayne taux, a little boate or canoa
- Assahampehooke, a lobster
- Above, oskeitch, vsqwÿh, vspeuwh
- Abroad, vscound
- Acorn, anaskimmins
- Adder, keihtascooc, sassacomuwah
- Afternoone, aunshecapa
- Ague, chowhwasuw
- A king of the head, nindgapamutla mecreentecoh
- A king of the teeth, vneghiawmdupmeputs
- All, cheisk
- An aule pin or needle, pocohaac
- All is out, tashoac, metatvwh neckatam
- Alive, kekewh
- Angry, perervimuw
- Angle, aamowk
- Apple, maracah
- Apron or any kind of dressed leather, mataheigh catommoik
- Arrow, asqweowan
- Arme, mese
- Armes, meascoh
- Arse, kensekit
- Ashes, pungwe
- Aunts, ariqwossac
- Awake, aumaumer
- Aire, rarascaū
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B.
- Boketawh, fier
- Bagwanchy basson, a girdle
- Bmseran apook, fill the pipe with tobacco
- A bag, porasap vttamancoch
- To bark, cuttoundg
- A barrell, ohtamocan
- A batchellor, matawiowijh
- A ball, aitowh
- Bald, paatchkiscaw
- A beare, momonsacqweo
- A bell, maucaqwins
- Beanes, peccatoas
- A beard, weihsatonowans
- A bed, cawwaivwh, petaocawin
- To beat out with a cudgell, auntemdun, nooueshetun
- To beat corn into meale, vshvccohomen
- To beat any iron to an edge, vtssetecuttawsew
- To bend, accongaivwh
- Not to bend, sansaqivawwh
- Before, vtcharund
- Behind, taangoqwaÿk
- Below, nousomon
- Beneath, vtshemaijn
- A beggar, cultassamais
- Better, wingutscaho
- A bird, tshehip, tshetcheindg
- A small bird or chicken, cawahcheims
- A bird with carnation-coloured wings, ahshowcutteis
- A bird like a lapwing, collour grey, which useth the water, monahamshaw
- A bird called a Divedapper, osasianticus
- The bill or beak, mehkewh
- To bite, amin, nussacun
- A bitch, vsqwausum
- Black, mahcatawaiuwh
- Blew, osaih
- To blow any thing, nepotatamen
- Blew beades, vnetagwushomon
- Blew berries of the bignes of grapes, very pleasant, accoondews
- Blunt, wijhwaivwh
- To make any thing blunt, neihpunsannvwh
- Block, taccahooc
- Bluid, nehpaangunnū
- A bow, auhtab
- A bowstring, aupeis
- A boat, acomtan
- A bottle, poheewh
- A bourd, cutsotahwooc
- To boyle up, potopotawh tawh
- A bone, woskan
- A boy, vscapess
- A box in which they play at a certain kynd of game, assowpook
- The bob of the gynny wheat without corne, okisher, okinsher
- Bread, appoans
- Bread made of a woat called taccaho appoans
- A braser, qwunnumsc
- A bridge, metucs
- To broyle or toast bread, apetawh poan
- To breake with one’s fingers any thing, vdesinamun
- To break with stryking on any thing, paskeaw, vdeistahamū
- To break all in pieces, ketarowksumah
- To be broken or crackt, perew
- Bright or plaine all over, muscaussum
- To bring into the boat, paaksetower
- To bring agayne, patow
- Brasse, osawas
- To bruise any thing small, vnetawvnnū
- A brother, nemat
- A brush, vnepawahumū
- A bramble or brier, cawmdguc
- A broome, Tshekehicawwuns
- A butterfly, manaang-gwas
- To burne as if a shake light on any thing, cutchow matowran
- A bunch of grapes, metucsmarakimmins.
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