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Past, gone,done Shyyár, or sháshyyár
Perhaps Cánnebatch
Plural Woke

Quiet, all is quiet Súggermarsh
Quick Annacook

Rock weed, or tripe derôche Haw'wercoon
Rice, Indian Menómon
River Seepee
Robe made of peltry Woygán, or oakónus
Road Meekan
Raft of wood Nepewameteek
Rain Kimmeewan
Rocks Essíngo
Rushes Woyzásk
Roots of trees Watáppy
Roots, a figurative expression
  for the affections of the
  heart which entwine about
  each other Waterwawaddoossin
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Rapid, or strong current of
      water Pówwetink
Ready Guy'oxim
Rotten Dadge
Round Omích
Red Misquitty, or mísquy
Rough Guachootch
Raw, or unripe Kakeejetty
Ripe, or dressed Keejetty