NATICK-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 



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nooinat, nojw^onat — tontiiiUL'd. 

 anidrjue, ne niixsiri, he said . . . 'What 

 the Lord saith [may say] to me, that 

 will I speak', 1 K. 22, 14 (cf. Num. 24, 

 13); nmwaa, he said. Gen. 27, 35; 1 K. 

 8, 15; ncoirop, he said, 1 K. 8, 12; 2 Sam. 

 13, 28 {anoaimp, he said to, 2 Sam. 13, 35; 

 unnau, he said to, or saith to, ibid. ) ; 

 ncowaog, they say or said. Is. 41, 7; 

 nmcash, say thou, Pro v. 20, 22; Luke 

 7, 7; ncowagk, say ye, Lev. 11, 2 (nnnok, 

 speak ye to, ibid. ) ; riliquehitche ncowagk, 

 do not begin to .say, Luke 3, 8; natadi, if 

 he say. Gen. 24, 14; natwaan, if thou 

 .«ayest, Prov. 24, 12 {unncowSnat, to sav, 

 C. 207). 



[Quir. ruwan, to speak, Pier. 52. Del. 

 ht-e-H, he says, Zeisb. Voc. 9, 20; lu-eep, 

 he said (pret. ); hi-e, say on, tell.] 

 ncosh, my father. See mshe. 

 noDsquodtamunat, noosquat, v. t. to 

 lick: pish iimsipifittativrog, they shall lick 

 (thy blood), 1 K. 21, 19; ncosqiiodtog, 

 when he licks (grass). Num. 22, 4; 

 ncodsquaniAog wame, they lick up all. 

 Num. 22, 4; freq. nnmcosquodtamun&t, 

 -quatamundt, to lick often or habitually; 

 pish nammsquadtaimrog {-xquatamwog) 

 piippissai, they shall lick the dust, Mic. 

 7, 17; Ps. 72, 9; Is. 49, 23; (nootmi) 

 nmnmsquodtam nippe, the fire licked up 

 the water, 1 K. 18, 38. See vwsq. 

 noosukauonat [=asukau6ndt (?); cf. 

 (isiihkaiinii], v. t. an. to follow, to pursue: 

 viinttwsukaiioh, he followed them, Luke 

 22, 54; nmmkauont, pursuing, Judg. 4, 

 22; mil tvoh nimnmmkau, shall I pursue 

 (them)? 1 Sam. 30,8; ncosukau, pursue 

 thou (them), ibid. 

 ncDsuttahhcDwadnat. See nmswuttah- 



irhinioiiat. 

 noosuttahwhaudnat. See naammttah- 



irhauonrit. 

 *noosweiiat, v. i. to yield; mtnncosweem, 



I yield, C. 216. 

 noDsweonk, n. yielding, submission, 



Eccl. 10, 4. 

 ♦ncDswetamajonk. See nomiehtamoonk, 



obedience. 

 noDswetaudnat, v. t. an. to yield to, to 



serve. See noittueetaudnat. 

 noosw-uttahhouwaen-in, n. a pursuer, 

 Lam. 1, 6. 



ncosvnittahwhaudnat, ncosuttali-, 

 ncDSuttahhcDwadnat, etc., v. t. an. to 

 follow alter, to jiursue: riaj.iKll/ihirhnu, 

 he pursued after (him), 2 Sam. 2, 19; 

 ncDnuilahhmwaog, they pursued, Judg. 

 8, 4; iiunnoosnhtahxrhoog, I will pursue 

 them, Ex. 15, 9; ncg ncomruttahukqueo- 

 gig, they which pursue (are pursuing) 

 you. Is. 30, 16; kenmswuttahikqiinat, 

 (he) to pursue thee, 1 Sam. 25, 29. Cf. 

 omskauonat. 

 ncDt. See manail, a basket. 

 nootamogquaen, ncDtamogquomaen, 

 n. a fisher, one who fishes, pi. -xiog, 

 Is. 19, 8; Ezek. 47, 10; Luke 5, 2; nm- 

 tamagu-aenuog, Jer. 16, 16 (cf. onme- 

 nuog, Ezek. 47, 10); ponashahpaenuog, 

 fishers (with nets). Matt. 4, 18; unltmh- 

 quinnuaenin, pi. -\-iwog. t'. 159. See 

 *auma(d. 

 ncotamdgrquaeu, adj. of or belonging to 



a fisherman: hogkcoonk, 'fisher's 



coat', .John 21, 7. 

 ncDtamog-quam, "I go a fishing', .John 

 21, 3: nag pi.tli irunnmtamdgquoriouh, 

 they shall fish them [take them by 

 fishing], Jer. 16, 16. 

 nootamdgquaonk, n. a draught of fish, 



Luke 5, 9. 

 ncotamog-quomaen. See nmtamogqiiaen. 

 ncDtamcoonk, n. hearing, 2 K. 4, 31; 

 tidtche najtamuonk, a quick hearing, 

 C. 163. 

 ncDtamunat, v. t. to hear, Ezek. 12, 

 2: mehtauogiixiih najlamwrnaivt, ears to 

 hear with, Deut. 29, 4; nunnmUxm, I 

 hear, 1 Sam. 2, 23 (C. 194); nmtam, he 

 hears or heard, v. 22; nmtnmvnap, he 

 heard, Ps. 78, 21; nwtamwog, they hear 

 or heard, Matt. 11, 5; iniperat. nmtash, 

 hearthott, Deut. 33, 7 (nootah, hear thou 

 me, 1 K. 18, 37; ken nmtah, C. 194); 

 ncotamcok, hear ye, Is. 42, 18; Deut. 

 6, 4 ; najtiegk, hear ye me, 2 Chr. 

 29, 5; hearken ye, 2 Chr. 18, 27 

 {kenaAamfanira), ye hear, C. 194; nm- 

 toadtiiineaf, to lie heard, ibid. ) ; with an. 

 obj. nmtonat, to hear a person (.see ex- 

 amples in imperative above); kenaitah, 

 thou hearest me, Ps. 17, 6; mehlavog 

 nmtiit (subj. ), when the ear heard or 

 hears me, Job 29, 11. 



