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NATICK-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 



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mishkouwutchinnoo-we k6us, a prick- 



iii.s; l)riar, Ezek. 28, 24. 



mishdadtue, adv. of great price, precious; 



suppos. mishoadtik, 1 Pet. 3, 4. From 



mishe-adtdau. Reemagdadlik; mogoadtue. 



mishonogod, (it is) wide, broad; suppos. 



-";/'"'.■ (of a gate or way, Matt. 7, 13). 

 *raishontCDahpulisu, v. i. he howls; 

 num-mishonicoahpuhs, 1 howl, C. See 

 mishantcowau, he shouts. 

 mishontoowau. See mishantcowau. 

 *misli0Dn, n. a chin, C. 

 mishoon, n. a boat. See musham. 

 *mishquammag, pi. -mauquock (Narr. ), 

 n. salmon, red-fish, R. W. 103 (=mish- 

 qui-dmaug). 



[Abn. meskiamcgS; pi. -r/Sak.} 

 *mishquas]iim (Narr. ), a red fox, R. "W. ; 



iiiislKjiiixfiiijt.i, a fox. Stiles. 

 *inisliquawtuck (Narr.), a (red) cedar 

 tree, R. W. { = mishqui-uliiiig). 

 [Del. me hok ho cus, Zeisb.] 

 mishqui, (it i.s) red. See musqui. 

 *mishquslikou, n. a trout, C. 



[Abn. (\).\.) skStam-Sk. Bel ineschil- 

 iriiirek, a trout, Zeisb.] 

 [mishuntug-kcD, it is much wooded, a for- 

 est?] -koaoo, 'it is a wood', Josh. 17, 18. 

 miskaiiau, mussuhkaiiau, v. t. an. it 

 happens to or befalls (him), it is found 

 by or comes by chance to (him) : mah- 

 cliukish . . . pish um-miskaiX6uh, evils 

 shall befall them, Deut. 31, 17; suppos. 

 mussuhkunk, Gen. 42, 4. 

 miskom, mishkom, v. t. inan. hehappens 

 upim, finds (it); ivoh kummishkom, thou 

 shall find (it). Matt. 17, 27; suppos. 

 maskog, when he finds (it), Ps. 119, 162; 

 Matt. 13, 44. 



[Abn. ne-meskamen, je trouve ce que 

 j'avois perdu (with an. obj. ne-mes- 

 kaSaii); ned-askamesi, j'ai fais une bonne 

 trouve, Rasles. Cree miskum; with an. 

 obj. miskawayoo. Chip, mikahwon, (he) 

 found him, J.] 

 missantam. See mislianlam. 

 missegen, mussegen [v. i. it grows or 

 produces abundantly, = inigsekin], it is 

 plenteous, abundant. Gen. 41, 29, 31; 

 suppos. ne masegik, that which yields 

 abundance, plenty, i. e. plenteous har- 

 vest. Gen. 41, 30, 34. Adv. and adj. ut 

 misnegene ohke-ii, to a plentiful land, 

 Jer. 2, 7; 48, 33. 



missehchuog, n. 'iron', Josh. 8, 31; 2K. 

 6, 6; Job 28, 2; missehchuog kah menuh- 

 keqiwg, iron and steel, Jer. 15, 12; mls- 

 si-hchuogque, made of iron, Deut. 28,48; 

 1 K. 6, 7. In other places mmoshog (or 

 mmishag), q. v., is used for 'iron.' Cot- 

 ton has missehchmog, mines. 

 *missesu (Narr.), v. adj. an. he is whole 



(the whole of him). See mussi. 

 *misshat, n. belly, C. Probably 'gros 

 ventre' ; for mishe-ohteau, it is great(?). 

 missi, mishe, misbeu, missiyeu, (it 

 is) great, Ezek. 17, 3; 1 Chr. 16, 25; 

 pi. missiyeuash kiU-onkqualunkannsh, 

 your rewards are great, Matt. 5, 12; 

 ■liAiio migsi, it is more and more great, 

 'it increaseth', P,s. 74, 23; Job 10, 16; 

 suppos. molisag, when it is great, a great 

 thing, Ex. 15, 7; Deut. 4,32; Matt. 23, 

 17, 19; amie itiohsag, (that which is) 

 more great, the greatest, Matt. 22, 36. 

 [Narr. mishe, inimi. Abn. mesi:; 

 nemeseghikSi'tSn, je le fais plus grand. 

 Cree missow, it is large. Chip, mitcha, 

 it is big, large. Bar. Del. m'cheii, big, 

 large (it is), Zeisb.] 

 missm, mussin, (he is) a captive. Is. 49, 

 24; 51, 14; 2 K. 5, 2: missinndou, mis- 

 sinno, he is taken captive, becomes a 

 captive. Gen. 14, 14; Lam. 1, 3; pi. 

 -nocoog, Lam. 1, 5. Vbl. n. mi.mnn6co- 

 onk, captivity. 



[Narr. missinnege, num-missinndm 

 [-nmml ewb, this is my captive.] 

 missinnin, n. (from missin, with indef. 

 affix) a man, homo, i. e. any captive 

 or tributary, in which classes were in- 

 cluded all men other than those of the 

 speaker's nation or race (viri). Cf. 

 wosketomp, omp. PI. missinninniiog, 

 people, oi iroXXol, Ex. 24, 2, 3; Deut. 4, 

 33; Num. 22, 5; missinnin kah puppina- 

 shim, man and beast, Gen. 6, 7; howae 

 missinnin ken, of what people are you? 

 Jonah 1, 8; lit. what kind of slave are 

 you? [missinnin or missinninnuog, a 

 people; tounnissue missiymin, a pretty 

 fellow, C). 



[Narr. nhmuock, ninni-missiiiiiwvock, 

 men, folk, people.] 

 missinohkau, v. t. an. he carries (him) 



away captive. See 2 K. 15, 29. 

 missinum. See mussinum. 



