NATICK-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 



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momonehtauati, etc. — continued. 



he mocks at, mocking, Gen. 21, 9; Job 

 12, 4. 



mdmdnesu, v. adj. an. he is spotted, is 

 black or dark colored here and there, in 

 spots or stripes. Freq. distnb. of mm- 

 esu, he is black; pi. mOmdnesuog, they 

 are 'grisled'. Gen. 31, 12; suppos. m6- 

 ynonesil; pi. part, -sitcheg, 'speckled', 

 Gen. 30, 32, 39 {wicnu momoeeml, when 

 he is round-about dark-marked, 'ring 

 streaked'. Gen. 31, 8). Cf. mumaieclioh- 

 kem. 



momonowantam, mamonau-, v. i. ho is 

 scornful, a ."corner, Prov. 9, 7, 8; 1.5, 12. 

 Adv. -lamur, 2 Chr. 30, 10. 



momdntuunum, mamdnt-, v. t. he puts 



it in motion, moves (it) about: 



nippe, he 'troubled the water', John 

 5, 4; suppos. mainonlmmk wussissitlw- 

 nash, when he moves his lips, Prov. 

 16, 30. 



momdunog', n. pi. the eyebrows; 3d pers. 

 luniiiiimoimixj (accus. -oh, Lev. 14, 9), 

 lii.s eyebrows. 



[Abn. manmahn, sourcil, le iinil,etr. 

 Del. mammvon, Zeisb. ] 



momooechohkesu, v. adj. an. he is black- 

 si)otte<l, has dark spots; pi. mdmmechoh- 

 kesuog (mohmcoe cholikesuog, they are 

 speckled. Gen. 31, 12); suppo.s. pi. 

 (part. ) moinwechohkcsitcheg,{wheii they 

 are) spotted, Gen. 30, 32; speckled. Gen. 

 31,8. From mmi (it is dark colored), 

 with freq. or distrib. reduplication, and 

 rhohki'mi, he is spotted or has a spot. 



[mdnae, mconae, there is much, there 

 is uliuiidanrc;] pi. niinn mconaash, they 

 are increast^d, Jer. 5, 6; monaash, they 

 are many, ibid.; suppos. minak, when 

 there is abundance, when it abounds, 

 Ps. 72, 7; 1 Pet. 1, 3; yea monak, 'this 

 great store', 2 Chr. 31, 10; with an. 

 subj. inonaog, (they are) many persons 

 (El. Gr. 8), Ex. 1, 9; Dan. 12, 4; Matt. 

 7, 14; suppos. pi. monacheg, Is. 60, 5; 2 

 Cor. 4, 15; suppos. 3d pi. monaltettii,v/hen 

 they 'are increa.sed', become many, 

 Hos. 4, 7. Vbl. n. monaonk, abundance. 

 Dent. ;«, 19. 



[Narr. iriinmuine maunduog, 'they are 

 too full of peojile.'] 



monak, mconak (in compounds, -oiink, 

 -6nagk,-uiiag), n. (l)cloth, 2Sam.20,12;. 

 Matt. 9, 16; Judg. 16, 14: hashahp-onak, 

 linen cloth, Mark 14, 51; imisk-oinigk, 

 new cloth, Mark 2, 21; ivojnp-onak, 

 (white) cloth, Deut. 22, 17; kuhpogk- 

 fmag, a thick cloth, 2 K. 8, 15 (mooak 

 monatj, black cloth, C, but better, ?iico- 

 6nak). (2) a garment of cloth, as dis- 

 tinguished from ne dcjut or hogkooonk (cf. 

 ohkcon), a covering of skins: 'coat', 

 Dan. 3, 21; 'cloak'. Matt. 5, 40; 'vest- 

 ure', Dan. 22, 12. 



[Narr. mai'mck, 'an Englisli coat or 

 mantle', R. W. 107.] 



monakenehheau, v. cans, trans, lie 

 makes cloth, he weaves; pi. -heaog, Is. 

 59, 5; with inan. obj. monakenehteau, he 

 weaves (it). N. agent, mcmakenehteaen 

 (ipdef. -l-nin), one who weaves, a 

 weaver, Ex. 35, 35; Job 7, 6. 



[Narr. ko-maunekannuo, have vou any 

 cloth?] 



monaneliteau, v. i. he is merciful. Num. 

 14, 18: imm-monanelileam, I am merci- ' 

 ful; intens. 7ium-m6monaneleam, Jer. 3, 

 12. Vbl. n. monaneteaonk, mercy, Kx. 

 34, 7; Neh. 9, 32; Ps. 145, .S. Cf. kit- 

 (mnioiiti-dniuiKui. 



mondnumaii, v. t. an. he (-onipa-ssion- 

 ates, is merciful to (him); nummona- 

 num, I show mercy to, Ex. 33, 19; im- 

 perat. mon&numonch, Zecli. 7, 9; with 

 suffix mondnumeh, be mcri'ifiil to me, 

 Ps. 119, 1.32. 



raonaskcDtasq-uash, n. pi. mcldiis, 

 Num. 11, 5 {in<Mi(/skctdinuk, cucuuilicrs, 

 C. ) . See fwkwtcwfj. 



mdnasquisseet. fiei; *iii(musqusxi'(l-<i.'<h, 

 beans. 



monat, (it is) al)undaiit, (there is) much, 

 Ps. 37, II; wohmondt, (it) might abound, 

 2 Cor. 4, 15; mmclieke monat, exceed- 

 ingly abundant, 1 Tim. 1, 14; pish moiiat, 

 it shall be increased, i. e. become aliuii- 

 dant, Dan. 12, 4; pi. momiiasli, Prov. 15, 

 Hi; 2 Chr. 9, 9. From monaohteau. 



[Narr. niauni't<i.tli, 'great store', 

 aliimdance.] 



monchanamukqussu, v. i. lie does that 

 which is woncU'rful, be works wonders;, 

 with an. obj. -(jaxxuaii, he does, etc.,. 



