Significats de pekan en anglès

When my father was a papoose he shot an arrow at a pekan.

It is the otchoek of the Crees, and the pekan of the Canadians.

After feinting till the Kahk would not strike, the pekan began a new manceuvre.

He made my father eat the pekan's heart, so his heart might be like it.

It is known as the wood-shock or pekan, and is also called the black cat, and fisher.

You should eat many pekan hearts.

Then comes the Canada otter; the vison or minx; the clever little tree-loving raccoon; the American badger, differing from his European relative; and the pekan.

One is called Spite the Marten and the other Pekan the Fisher.

He had instantly thought that she meant that Pekan was right there somewhere.

If Pekan is hungry he doesn't hesitate to dine on Porcupine.

Just why Pekan should be called Fisher, I don't know.

Pekan isn't anywhere around here, so climb back on that stump and don't worry.

You all remember how frightened Prickly Porky was when I merely mentioned Pekan the Fisher.

Your fear of Pekan the Fisher we all saw.

No, Prickly Porky hasn't any little spears underneath, and Pekan the Fisher has found that out.

Spite can catch a Squirrel in the tree tops, but Pekan can catch Spite, and often does.