Some Words Usually Used at Feasts and Ceremonies:

	Wisnek	Eat (Plural)
	Wisnen	Eat (Singular)
	Shemgoyak	What we are going to eat
	Éshema	To Feed
	Wisnewen	Food/Groceries
	Wisnet	He/She Eats
	Dopwen	Table
	Dopwenmenitowégen	Table Cloth
	Mtekdopwen	Picnic Table
	Jibtebwen	Chair/Place to sit/Something to sit on
	Mtekjibtebwen	Bench
	Mtekjibtebwenen	Benches
	Waskek	Pepper
	Bkwéshken	Bread
	Wawnon	Eggs
	Wawen	Egg
	Émkwanés	Spoon (small)
	Btekjigen	Fork
	Koman	Knife
	Wnakas	Small Dish
	Wnaken	Dish
	Wnagen Shkemot	Dish Bag
	Siwtaken	Salt
	Wiyas	Meat
	Mdamnek	Corn
	Saskokwaték bkwéshken	Fried Bread
	Damnenbkwézhgen	Corn Bread
	Éshobek	Cabbage
	Kojések	Beans
	Kojisek	Head Lice/Fleas
	Bmeté	Lard or oil
	Mbeté	Butter or Margarine
	Sisbakwet	Sugar/Maple Sugar
	Washpek	Sugar/Something Sweet
	Wabwashpek	White Sugar
	Be'akakwa	Chicken/Useless Old Rooster
	Bidi	Chicken
	Bsheke	Beef/Cow
	Kokosh	Pig/Pork
	Kwabkas	Small Cup
	Kwabaken	Cup
	Benyék	Potatoes
	Mnomen	Rice
	Séma	Tobacco
	Nenséma	Indian Tobacco
	Déwé'gen	Drum
	Déwé'kenatek	Drum Stick
	Déwé'genatek Shkemot	Drum Stick Bag
	Déwé'gen shkemot	Drum Bag
	Migadiwdéwé'gen	War Drum
	Midéwé'gen	Mystical Drum
	Kejibsowen	Belt
	Kowéwen	Flag/Eagle Flag
	Negokowéwen	American Flag
	Waboyan	Blanket