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penCDwohteau, v. i. he is strange or un- 

 like l)y nature. From pKnuweandohti'H'i , 

 he is a stranger or foreigner. 



penoowomai, n. a difference, Ezek. 22, 

 2(5; 44, 23. 



penuanumau. See penajiratuimau. 



penug-quekontu. See piuiukqwkoiiiu. 



penuhkau, v. t. an. ami inan. he ca.sta 

 (it j down upon (him) ; up-pmuhkau-oh, 

 'he cast (it) down upon them', Josh. 

 10,11. Ci. penohkonaii. 



penuhteau, v. t. inan. it casts ( it ) down, 

 he casts (himself) down upon the 

 ground, 1 K. 18, 42; Dan. 8, 10. Caus. 

 he makes it fall (?). 



penushau, v. i. he falls; inan. subj. pe- 

 luishenii, it falls (as a flower, 'fadeth'. 

 Is. 40, 7, 8; nup-pinlsshom, I fall, C. ). 

 Vbl. n. penushuoiik, falling, a fall. Cf. 

 jietshau, he falls into; pjoijkishin, an. 

 pogkusgu, he drops, falls inanimately; 

 chuuopsheau, he falls into the water; 

 kilchisahshau, he falls into the fire; kep- 

 shau, he falls by stumbling or by reason 

 of an obstacle, etc. 



[Abn. pemn; il tombe d'en haut. 

 The corresponding primary verb is not 

 found in Eliot. From it penushau is 

 formed by adding sh (marking mis- 

 chance I to the root. Old Alg. pnnkmn, 

 to fall.] 



penuwohkomuk. See penmwohkomuk. 



penuwot. See pencDwohl. 



pednog'ok. See pemaogok. 



*peoiitaeni, a boat or canoe, C. 



*peCDnog', n. a little ship, Mass. Ps., John 

 21, 8. Cf. kehla/nijg (kehte-dnog), a ship. 

 So, peawe-Onog, the small conveyance. 

 These names were framed for English 

 and foreign boats, as distinguished from 

 the canoe (musliaon) or Indian boat. 

 They do not appear to have been widely 

 used. 



[Abn. kelSrakS, a ship; saiirSpeSragS, 

 a barque.] 



pepemsque, ailj. and ailv. (badly) con- 

 torted. Intens. or freq. form of pem- 

 squau (Sa.Tr. pemisqudi, q. v.), of the 

 serpent, 'crooked'. Job 26, 13; Is. 27, 1. 

 Frompt'm (twisted) with squ l = skow'], 

 the mark of badness, violence, or mis- 

 chance. Cf. pemsquoh. 



[Xarr. jtendyi, crooked; ]iemisqudi, 

 crooked or winding, R. W. 56. ] 



pepemsqunnumcDonk, vbl. n. a wreath, 



2 Chr. 4, 12, 13. 

 pepemsqusliau, v. i. "it whirleth about' 



(of the shifting wind), Eccl. 1, 6. 

 pepenam, v. t. inan. he selects, chooses 



(it). Gen. 13, 11; Is. 40, 20; v. an. pe- 



penaii, he chooses (him). Adj. pepe- 



naue, chosen, selected, Jer. 49, 19. 



From penuire, 'he differences it'. 

 [Del. pipinamen, to choose, Zeisb.] 

 pepenautchitcliunkquonk, -uhquok, 



II. a mirriir, Ex. 38, H; i' ('..r. 3, IS; 



James 1, 23; (pi.) Is. 3, 23. 



[Narr. pebenochichauquiinick (?), a 



pepena 



he shoots 

 Freq. of 



hunt 



looking-glass, R. W. Del. 

 Zei.sb.] 



pepummu, v. t. {-mm, v. i. ), 

 often, continues shooting. 

 pummu, q. v. 



[Narr. pi'pemCii, 'he is gone 

 or fowl', R. W.] 



pepuinwaeii(u), n. agent, one who 

 shoots often or habitually; pi. -nuog, 

 'archers', Judg. -5, 11; 'sIkk iters', 2 

 Sam. 11, 24. 



*pequa-wrus (Narr. i, n. a gray fox, R. W. 

 95; pequas, a fox. Wood. 



peshaui, v. i. (1) it blossoms, puts out 

 flowers: pis/i peshauau, it (for an. he) 

 shall blossom. (2) n. a flower, James 

 1, 10; pi. -aonash, 2 Chr. 4, 5. Com- 

 monly with prefix of 3d pers. See up- 

 pisliau. Cf. (freq. ) paspishan, ( intens. ) 

 pasishau, and pashksheau. 



[Abn. abasiar (pi. ), ils bourgeonnent; 

 pi''ltfr.'!S abai'in, le pain enfie.] 



*pesliaui (Narr. ), blue;pes/iajtiuas/i (pi. ), 

 violet-leaves, R. W.; peshai, blue, C. 



[Abn. titiens, blue paint; pdidiem, 

 violet. Chip, api.s.?;, violet; apissin, it 

 is of a violet or dark-blue color, livid, 

 black-blue. Bar.] 



*pesklionimiii (Narr.) v. i. (1) it thun- 

 ders ( 'to thunder', R. W.). (2) it ex- 

 plodes, as a gun; 'to discharge a gun'. 

 Suppos. inan. concrete peskunck, that 

 which thunders, agun. Cf. pnnkulikoni, 

 he bursts (it); pashkshma, it bursts 

 asunder. 



[Abn. ne-pcskam, I fire a gun; aSenni 

 peskak, who shoots?; paskS'KuS, (the 

 gun) bursts. Cree pa-fkei-imoisoo, he 

 shoots himself; pooskoopulhu, it bursts 

 (from within), likeagun; pdske-ptiihu, 



