NATICK-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 



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pag'uanau — continncd . 



7; Is. 59, .7; ' pestilenoe", I'm. 91, li. 



From pohi- (pogk--), to break, to iliviiic. 



See pohqui. 



[Narr. panquann, 'there is a slaiifjh- 



ter'; pequUt'mg pauquanan, 'the Peqiits 



are slain', K. W. 151. Cree pi'tckivalit- 



ai/nii, 'he hates' (hiinV.] 

 paguodche, pagwodche, ailv. 'it may 



be', perhajis. El. ( ir. L>2 (poyqiidlrhc, C. ). 

 [Alg. 7<((/.-,S'<(-v/y, probablenieiit.] 

 pahchanitchau, v. i. he has fingers: ne- 



qiilhi-ldlislii- , he has six fingers, 



L' Sam. IM, 20. See pohchanutch. 

 pahcliasittau, v. i. he has . . . toes, 



2 Sam. 21, 20; lit, he has divided-feet 



( pahshe-wusseet) . See pohchanutch. 

 pahchau, pauchau, pohchau, a-, i. he 



turns aside, ileviates: utilrli imiijtil, 



he turns a,«ide from the way. Num. 



22, 23. 



[Del. jiachijcchrii, 'where tlie road 



strikes off'; paclu/ceii, 'to turn o\it of 



the road', Zeisb.] 

 pahlieau, v. t. an. he waits for (him): 



nup-paih, I wait for (him), Ps. 130, 5; 



suppos. )»)/( pdhhit, he who waits; v. t. 



inan. jxililau, pahto, he waits for (it); 



V. i. an. pahltissu, he is waiting; suppos. 



noh pdhtsil, he who is waiting. Verbal 



pahtsuorihj'wa.hmg, 'forbearance', Rom. 



2,4 (pa/i^<iff)oi/, they wait; nuj)-pahli.i,l 



stay, I am ready; pahtsu, ready, f. ). 



From^xt Ct piiinr. 



[Del. pi'i; Hoop, lie waited ipret. ), 



Zeisb.] 

 pahke, pohki, (1) it is clear, plain, evi- 

 dent; adv. plainly, clearly. (2) it is 



clean, pure. See pohhi and cf. jiohguiie. 

 pahklieau, pahkehlieau, v. t. an. 



(cans.) he cleans i himself or another), 



makes clean, 'purifies'. Lev. 8, 15. 



V. t, inan. palth'teaii, he make.s (it) 



clean, purifies (it). V. i. an. pahkesu 



{=pahkeii>:iiu), he is clean, pure. Lev. 



13, 13; 2 Sam. 11, 4. Adj. an. clean, 



pure. 

 pahpahkshas, n. a 'j>artridge', Jer. 17, 



11, =y,„/,/„,/,/.«.«». I Sam. 26, 20. Cf. 



p(olipiii]niiilt,„n pi. I, ' quails ',Ps. 105,40. 



See iii<nii,:s<ixl(,jif,s, the swallow. 



[Xarr. paupvck-suoy, partridges, R. 



W. 85. Peq. popoquriteece, quail, Stiles 



(see his hutipuiuxs, jiartridgei. Del. 



pahpahkshas — contiiuied. 



Iiiililiarkii, pheasant; popocxfi, partridge, 

 (.'liili. ((ir. Trav. ) pii!i-jiiixli-hih->i,\ 'a 

 snijie' ('.'), Sell, ii, 4(i(i.] 



pahpasinnum, v. t. be plucks off (a.s 

 corn, Luke •), 1). Hee pohsltiiiunt. 



pahpassehteau, v. i. he is cleaving or 

 splitting I wood). Suppos. noli pahpa.s- 

 schtofi, he that cleaveth wootl, Eccl. 10, 

 9. Redupl., with cans. inan. form, from 

 polishiiiiiin, be divides (it), 'he causes 

 it to divide', 'makes it half (fee polt- 

 sh, ). 



pahpohkumas, n. a iiioth, Luke 12, Xi. 

 Cf. :Matt.li, W,papoqun(iii,i(k (suppos.), 

 'moth', for 'w'hen it is injured by the 

 moth', fiee papekq. 



pahshe, pahshe, half, a jjart of. See 

 p,,h.-<h., 



pahsconogk, n. pi. -uyqiiasli, a lioard. 

 Acts 27, 44; Ex. 27, S. See palipansch- 

 teau. 



[Abn. psikaskS, jilanche, ais. Del. 

 pussikachk, Zeisb.] 



pShsu. See jnhm. 



pahtekomuk. See pii mm u irnlhiii irde 

 koiiud: 



pajeh, adv. until: yeu pajch, until now; 

 110 pajeh, until (ridpaj, C. ). Bee pdme. 

 [Del. pet>:ch!, Zeisb.] 



pakodche, adv. completely, to the end, 

 to the full, thoroughly. (It is strictly 

 a verb impers. , ' there is completion ' , 

 ' it is through ' . ) Freq. or intens. papocj- 

 kodchc, 2 Chr. 36, 21. See pohshane. 



[Narr. paucdtche, paugcotchc, R. W. 

 [Del. ]>ark<ji)tKchi, fullv, completclv, 

 Zeisb.] 



*pakodcliimau, v. t. an. lie condemns 

 (bim), primarily, disposes of, makes an 

 enil of: noh pakodchimit, he who con- 

 demns; jioykodclmmmii , 'to condemn', 

 'to convince', C. 



pakodchteau, V. i. (inan.subj. ) it finishes, 

 completes, or comes to an end; inten- 

 sive pakojteau, Dan. 9, 24, John 5, 36; 

 pass. part, pakojteau-un, ( it is) finished, 

 Ezra 5, 16. The causative form, pog- 

 kodchehteau (he makes complete, fin- 

 ishes), is of more frequent occurrence: 

 nup-pogkodcluhieoh, I have finished or 

 completed (it), 2 Tim. 4, 7. 



\T>e\.pakanfKchiechton, he fulfills, com- 

 pletes (it), Zeisb.] 



