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nayeumuk, naicomuk — coiitinueil. 

 ride upon I asses), Judg. 10, 4; horsmwi- 

 oij natieiimiik(pitch);(j horses-oh, 'horse- 

 men [when] riding upon horses',' 

 Ezek. 23, 6; sing, noli nnmmulcqnt horsen- 

 oh, he who rides horses, Amos 2, 15 

 {hence nahnahjeumooadt, 'a horse or a 

 creature that carries', C. ). 



[Narr. kun-ii'iish, I will carry you ( on 

 my back); naynayoAmeivot, a horse: 

 vunnia naynayottmewot, he rides on 

 horseback. Abn. ne-nahSmah, je le 

 porte sur mes epaules; 3d sing. SnahJ- 

 man; ahassS, cheval; ne-nahSmSlcS 

 ahassS, j'y vais; -iiSihSmaii ou. ne-nanhS- 

 mah, je charge I'enfant, je le porte (sur 

 le dos). Del. nech na yv.n gees, a horse; 

 na yu mau, he is carried; iia yu muk, he 

 carries me; na yvn dam, he carries a 

 load, Zeisb.] 



nayeutam, v. t. he beare or carries (it") 

 on his person (on his breastplate, Ex. 

 28, 29): pish nayeutam anveanun, he 

 shall bear his own burden, Gal. 6, 5; 

 suppos. part. pi. nayeutogig, they who 

 bear [are 'laden with'], Is. 1, 4. [From 

 nauiiiaeu, nauwaehtam, he bends or 

 stoops to it(?).] 



[Narr. nidulash, take it on your back; 

 nidutamirock, 'they are loden'. i.e. carry 

 burdens.] 



ne, demonstrative and directive particle 

 or pron. inan. (El. Gr. 7) this, that; 

 pi. nish, these, those: ne teag, this thing. 



ne adt, thereat, at that place, Ezek. 6, 13. 



neane, neyane(l) [»« unne, like this, of 

 this kind, such as this], so, such, in the 

 same manner as. as. El. Gr. 22; Luke 

 22, 27, 29; Mark 4, 26; suppos. nedunak; 

 -ag ( when it is so, or such as ) , according 

 to, in accordance with, like: neaunak 

 utit-anakausuonk, according to her work, 

 Jer. 50, 29; unnaumatuonk, accord- 

 ing to the law, Ezra 10, 3 [ne/timg, such, 

 C. ). (2) as n. the appearance of a thing, 

 its likeness: /i<; aunak onatuh ne dunak, 

 'the color thereof as the color of, 

 Num. 11, 7; nedunag yeu inuUaok, 'the 

 fashion of this world', 1 Cor. 7, 31; 

 neaunak menutcheg, 'in the form of a 

 hand', Ezek. 10, 8. See dunag, and cf. 

 na; nan; nnih; no; noh; unne. 



[Del. nahanne, 'so, so it is', Zeisb.] 



neanussu [ne unnussii}, v. adj. an. he 



neanussu — continued. 



is such as or of the kind, he is like 

 {see inimissii); suppos. lu-dtiussit, when 

 he is like, of the kind of {neyanusit, 

 'after its kind', Lev. 11, 16, 19; pi. n^- 

 yanussehettit, after their kind w. 14, 15) : 

 neanussit vosketomp, nnih iim-menukesu- 

 oiik, as is the man so is his strength, 

 .Tudg. S, 21; neanussit wosketomp, in the 

 likeness of man, Phil. 2, 7. 



*necawnauquanash, 'old barns' (pi.), 

 i^ee <iuqu,miish, R. W. 93. Illin. (Ms. 

 Diet.) "naganari, naganara, (pi.) viel- 

 les cachis dont il ne reste que le trou"; 

 "nagnnaki niviirigSa, il m'a donn6 son 

 champ qu'il al>andonne." 



nechippog'. See ueechippog. 



nedteuh. See nddteoh, since. 



neechan, v. i. he or she issues from or is 

 given birth; as n. issue or offspring 

 ( without regard to sex or age); pi. nee- 

 chanog, they are children (i. e. issue): 

 ke-neechanog, thy children, Rom. 9, 7; 

 thy issue. Gen. 48, 6; suppos. neechdnit, 

 when he or she is a child, Rom. 9, 8; pi. 

 jiart. neg neechdnulcheg, they who are 

 children or issue, ibid.; uiin-neechan-oh, 

 the issue of (him), Rom. 9, 26,27. N. 

 collect. vmnneechA-neunk, his issue, col- 

 lectively, Rom. 9, 8. See ontseu. 



[Aljn. nSnilzanni, j'ai un enfant; 3d 

 pers. Snitzart-nS; 3d pi. -iinar, ke-uilzah- 

 nak [suppos.], tes enfants. Del. nitsch, 

 niischaan, child, Zeisb. Voc. 6, 10.] 



neechau, nechau, v. i. and t. an. she 

 gives birth to a child, is delivered, is in 

 labor, Is. 66, 7; Gen. 4, 17, 22; 35, 16; 

 suppos. neechadi, when she is in labor, 

 Gen. 38, 28: sun nun-neecham, shall I 

 Ijearachild? Gen. 18, 13; pret. neechop, 

 she was delivered, she gave birth to (a 

 child), Heb. 11, 11. 



[Narr. neechav, she is in travail; 

 paugcotehe nechauwaw, she is already 

 delivered. Abn. ne-nighlhe, ne-nitsi, 

 j'enfante.] 



neechippog, nehch-, nech-, n. dew, 

 Dan. 4, 15, 23; Gen. 27, 28, 39. Cf. 

 nehtippaeu. 



[Narr. neechipog, R. W. 82.] 



neek, nek, my house, my dwelling. See 

 ireek-\-. 



neekin, nekin, v. i. he or she is born. 

 [Regularly the formative -kin denotes 



