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petutteau, \'. t. he enters, jjoes into, 

 Gen. 24, 32; Ex. 24, 18; imperat. 2d 

 pers. sing. pHnttensh, come thou in, 

 enter in, Gen. 24, 31. From jirlaii. 



[Narr. petitees, 'come in', R. \V. 30. 

 Abn. pctaSighr, he enters.] 



peii, peeu, or peTveu, v. i. it is httle, it 

 is small; ph'u onk, (it is) less than, 

 Ezra 9, 16. This primary verb (rep- 

 resented by Cotton's peawe) is rarely 

 found in Eliot by itself, but to it must 

 be referred a gieat number of modal 

 and derivate forms. Caus. peeheau, he 

 makes (him) small, causes him to be 

 small; pa.ss. he is made small (or 'low', 

 James 1, 10): kuppch-esh, I make thee 

 small, Jer. 49, 15; Obad. 2. Imperat. 

 peuh, 'bring (thou) him low ', Jo)) 

 40, 12. See pedsiii. 



^pe'we. vSee *peauv. 



peweu. See pt-ii. 



peyau, v. i. he comes hither; imperat. 

 peyaush, come thou; peynnk (-onk, 

 -onch), come ye; suppos. part, payont, 

 when coming; v. t. an. peyauau, he 

 comes to (him): knp-peijaunsh, I come 

 to thee, Ex. 18, 6. 



[Narr. peydu, he is come; peeyduog, 

 they are come, R. AV. 48, 49. Abn. iie- 

 6a, jeviens; iS<ih<inn, il vientici. Cree 

 pey-, peyche, hitherward. Del. peu or 

 2Jeyeya, he comes; part, pniial; infin. 

 paan; imperat. pi. paak; jie ye yu, it 

 comes, Zeisb.] 



piahquttum, v. t. he has authority over, 

 is master of (it ); suppos. nohpiahquUuk 

 wdu, 'the master of the house', Mark 

 13,35; in&n. piahquttumunnt, (to have) 

 authority, v. 34. As adj. and adv. piah- 

 (pittumwe, chief, principal. Gen. 40, 2. 



[Xarr. nt-acquetunck eii;d, he is mysuVj- 

 ject; kut-drquetous, I will (be) subject 

 to you. "Beside their general subjec- 

 tion to the highest sachems, . . . they 

 have also particular protectors, under 

 sachems", etc., R. W. 120, 121. Abn. 

 nelehirghe, je gouverne.] 



■piogque, n. adj. ten. See jnuk. 



pish., the auxiliary of the (indicative) 

 future tense, will or shall; 'awordsig- 

 nifiying futurity'. El. Gr. 20. [Is this 

 pi-tch, a participle from pey-, the radical 

 of })ay-au, 'the coming', 'that which is 



pish — continued. 



to come'? Cf. paommon, the future, 

 the 'to come', C.] 



[Narr. pilcli; pitch n'keelom, shall I 

 recover my health?; pitch nip-pduluwin, 

 I will bring it to you, R. \V. Cree 

 pdtixjit, hereafter; (cheskwa, presently) 

 ]>d-cht-skira, presently (with emphasis); 

 pCi, indecl. particle, the sign of the con- 

 ditiimal (as is gil of the indicative) 

 future, Howse 199. Chip, tah: ial, ittla. 

 it shall or will be, Sch. ii, 441. Micm. 

 aprh, 'ensuite', Maill. 28.] 



pish iog'kosishoshco, it .shall distil (as 

 dew), i. e. moisten, make moist, Deut. 

 32, 2. See oyqushki. 



-pisk. See muppisk (m'pisk), the back. 



-pisk, in comp. wiirds. See miipsk, rock. 



piskeu. See y«i/»'.-.7,t', ilouble. 



pissagk, pusseog, -ag-quan, n. mire, 

 mud, dirt, Is. 57, 20; Job 41, 31; 8, 11. 

 Adj. pisseagqua-ae, 'miry', Ps. 40, 2; 

 -eogqw-we, Ezek. 47, 11 (pusaoqna ire- 

 yiius, 'corrupted flesh or rotten'; pis- 

 sogquam-inm, it sticks to; pissugk ut 

 toumayog, 'ilirt in the streets', C, 

 ^pisseogq nt imii-kontu. El. in Zech. 

 9, 3. ) See jiisx!. 



[Abn. pesagSe, gluant (aseskS, ))Oue); 

 psdzenke, boueux, Ijourbeux; pSxkeiiigan, 

 fosse. ] 



pissaumatoonk, n. a matter of business, 

 'suit' or 'cause', Ex. 18, 22; 2 Sam. 

 15, 4 {p\.-atuongash, 'weighty matters', 

 C). 



pissenum, pissog^kinnum, v. t. he flays, 

 skins (it); an. jiisseimindnnug it-iittuh- 

 iptiihe, they flay off their skin, [Nlicah 

 3, 3. 



pisseogquayeuonk ( pisseogq-ayeu-onk), 

 n. pi. -oiii/dfli, miry places, Ezek. 

 47, 11. 



pissi, pusseu, v. i. it sticks, adheres, is 

 sticky. (This, the primary verb, is not 

 found in Eliot, except in the-supposi- 

 tive concrete, pismg.) See puppisgi. 

 Cf. (ireek ni66a. 



pissishaonk (? ), n. ' matters' of business, 

 employment, Ex. 24, 14 { pi^miyeuouk, 

 employment, C. ). See pixsaumaluonk. 



pissogkinnum'wre, adj. peeled, skinned, 

 Is. 18, 2, 7; an. pissogk-inaitsu, Ezek. 29, 

 18. See pissejiuin, he flays, skins (it). 

 [Abn. pessihadassS, il ecorche.] 



