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NATICK-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 



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mauemaii — inntuiued. 



perat. prohili. maueiiiahkon, nidurn tlmu 

 not, Ezek. 24, 17. Vbl. n. iiiinicmmunk, 

 mourning, Zeeh. 12, 11. 



[Abn. iie-m«Siman, je le pleure.] 



naaumachl (?1 is put for 'household 

 Ptuf, property, Oen. 31, 37, but more 

 often in thepUiral, matiniachiagh, goods, 

 effects, movables, Nah. 2, 9: leaguash 

 asuhmaumachiasit, ' money or stuff ', Ex. 

 22, 7. The primary meaning is perhaps 

 'things taken.' Cf. maumunni, it is 

 taken (as spoil, 1 Sam. 4, 17, 19). 



[Narr. moumadduaxli, goods; au- 

 <]n!er/-<i, household stuff, R. \V.] 



maumachish i intens. of tnacliish, ma- 

 jish), at the very last. Gen. 49, 19; 2 

 Tim. 3,1; Prov. ,5, 11: nenmauiiiacldsth, 

 I (am) the last. Is. 41, 4 (momnclii.iheiie, 

 lastly, finally, C. and Danf. ; nt mo- 

 mditsh ne kesukok, at the last day, Jiio. 

 C. ). See majisti. 



maumunni, -nai, v. i. (pres. def. ) it is 

 taken (away), 1 Sam. 4, 17, 19; Prov. 

 4, 16. Cf. amaeii, he departs (Narr. 

 mdv;, he is gone, i. e. is dead); nemun- 

 num, he takes it; ainaumiin, he takes 

 (it) away. 



maumuttam, v. i. i,and t. inan.?) he 

 mourns: n-ulch, he mourns for 



' (him), 2 Sam. 19, 1; num-momultam, I 



I lament, C. Cf. maii, niaiiemni'i. 



i [Abn. ne-nuiS'idaini'ii, je pleure quel- 

 que chose'.] 



*inaunetu (Xarr. ), a conjurer, R. W. 

 = monflti. El. 



*maunu'wau. See/zcinooH'tm, liehi.sses,C. 



*maut (Xarr. I, denotes completed action 

 or cessatinn (if activity, f^ee nuOiclte. 



*mautabon i Xarr. i, 'it is day.' See 

 riKililoiii/iiiii. niiirning. 



may, mai, n. way, path: aiiiiii mwj, he 



, made a wa\-, Ps. 78, 50; wen may, I 

 am the way, John 14, 6; with locative 

 or directive affix, ihiii/iiI. in, to, or by 

 the way; kishh: hkiij, liy the wayside; 

 mdikontu, in (or among) ways. Is. 42, 

 16; num-muttummashum mai/, ' I run in 

 the way' (of thy command ment.s), Ps. 

 119, 32, =nuin-multummaonia>iIioidain 

 iiiiiji, Mass. Ps.). From a-ii, he goes to 

 (ad-it), with the impersonal prefix (?). 

 See rn . 



[Xari'. iiii'ii/i; iiiiiiii'iii, is there a way? 



may, mai — continued. 



mat iiiaiiaiiiiMto, there is no way, R. W. 

 (Cf. suppos. negat. malta maaiioij and 

 mo adl manaik, where there was no 

 way, Ps. 107, 4, 40. ) Quir. maouk, in 

 the way (to). Pier. 29.] 



*mecautea (Xarr.), a fighter. See me- 

 konai'i. 



meechu, meech, v. t. inan. he eats (that 

 which is inanimate, primarily vegetal 

 food; but sometimes weyaiu, flesh, is 

 the object of the verb; cf. mmwhau, 

 he eats what is alive): nam-meech, I 

 eat; ■nmmeechin, he eats it. Gen. 3, 2; 

 Is. 7, 22; suppos. noli, meechik, meechuk, 

 he who eats (it), John 6, 58, 51; pass, 

 inan. meechumw, meechummn, it is eaten, 

 whence meechum, ' victuals', Gen. 14, 1 1. 

 Vbl. n. mi'echummuonk, fruit, vegetal 

 food. Gen. 3, 3; Amos 8, 2. See meetsu. 

 [Narr. ynalch, eat thou; teaqua kum- 

 meicli, what wilt thou eat? Abn. ne- 

 milsi, je mange cela; ne-milsesi, je mange 

 (v. i.); ne-mShan, je mange (an.obj.). 

 Micm. migichi, je mange. Cree meecha, 

 he eats (it); freq. rn&meeclm. Chip, me- 

 jlm mahjeyon, food to eat, John 4, 32; 

 malijid )i:eyos, (he who) eats flesh, John 

 6, 56; ne-mejem-im, my meat, John 4, 

 34, J.; niii mUljiii, I eat (it). Bar.] 



meepit. See mrpil. 



*meesk, n. elbow, C. See IslK/uanoykod. 

 [Abn. rieskSan, mon coude; 3d pi. 

 S-'ikiiinar. Del. vi sqaon, (his) elbow, 

 Zeisb.] 



meesunk, meis-, meyaus-, ii. coll. the 

 hair (of the head). Is. 50, G; Ezek. .39, 

 17: um-meenunk, her hair, John 12, 3; 

 pasnk Mi'yaustink, one hair. Matt. 5, 

 36. (Cf. iivshihidii. hair .m the body 

 (ir lindjs, tlie hair (if animals, and qu- 

 noiinliqiioaii, he has long hair. ) This 

 word has the form of a noun collective, 

 and is perhaps from majsvi, he cuts close 

 or shaves off, primarily he suK.ioths, 

 signifying that which is cut off, in dis- 

 tinction from the long or scalp lock, 

 ijunonitkqxoonk. 



[Abn. nc-mSsan, je le tonds; >ic-in,s'i<i, 

 je me totids, je me rase les cheveux; 

 imii^kSann, chevelure d'ennemis; tu- 

 masxekSe, je leve la cfievelure. Menom. 

 maM, liead: may-riay-nunn, hair, Sch. 

 II, 470. Del. mi lack, hair; mlcch hce 



