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NATICK-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 



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pohqussittont, having a Ijroken foot, 



Lev. 21, 19. Freq. pohpmquesit, one 



who is lame (pi. -tcheg, Acts 8, 7). 



From poh'jiii and m'seet (musseet). 



pohsahteg, a ( iiiirv?) pit, Ps. 40, 2. See 



pnsxAhtlian,; pi.isuffk: 

 pohshaue, adv. fully, completely, thor- 

 oughly. Col. 1, 25. See pUkodche. 

 pohshe, pahshe, it halves, divides in 

 two, is severed; a half, a part of, some 

 of (as opposed to wame, the whole of), 

 Ex. 24, 6; 37, 1; Deut. 12, 7; Luke 19, 8; 

 Rev. 8, 1; 11, 9, 11. See poh^ui. (Cf. 

 San.sk. paksha, a side, half (a month). 

 Zend, pas, yeh-p&sh, one half (Engl, 

 piece). Tamul pag-ir, to divide; pxil, a 

 part. ) 



[Narr. paushe, 'some'; poqv^su, half 

 (of an. obj.), R. W. Abn. pS'kSies 

 (inan.), -ii, la moietie en large. Del. 

 parhsiiri (an.?), half, Zeisb.] 

 pohsheau, v. i. it divides in two, cleaves 

 asunder, halves itself, Zech. 14, 4. Cf. 

 pokshau, he breaks (by violence); pa.s- 

 ishav, it bursts; pohqici, it breaks, 

 pohshequae, puhsh-, adv. at noonday, 

 Jul) ,5, 4 { puhsharpm-ut, Acts 10, 9). 

 From pohshe, half the day or sun's 

 course. 



[Narr. paushaqiiau; pdireshaquav; R. 

 W. 67. Abn. paskSe. Del. pachhac- 

 queke, Zeisb.] 

 pohshinau, v. t. an. he divides (him) in 

 two, halves (him): pishitp-])uJ>sliin-6i(h, 

 tlicy shall divide it (an animal), Ex. 

 21, :». 

 pohshinum, v. t. inan. he divides (it), 

 halves (it); pi. +u'og, Ex. 21, .3.5. Cf. 

 pasinnum. 



[Narr. pamhinum-min, to divide (into 

 two). Ahn. ne-psikassi, 'je fens'. Del. 

 jxichsenum-men (infin. ), Zeisb.] 

 pohshittahliam, v. t. inan. he cuts (it) 



in two, Is. 45, 2; Zech. 11, 10. 

 poke. See pooki:. 



pokshau, pohksliau, v. t. he breaks 

 (an. obj.) with force or violence; with 

 inan. subj. poksheau, it breaks, is 

 broken; with inan. obj. jyokshadtau, he 

 breaks (it), Ps. 107, 16; Jer. 28, 4. 

 Suppos. an. part, pokshont, when break- 

 ing, 2 Sam. 22, 35. Adj. and adv. 

 pokshAe, broken, Jer. 2, 13. Vbl. n. 

 pok.^hdonk, a breaking, a breach, Prov. 

 B. A. E., Bull. 25 9 



pokshau, pohkshau — continued . 



15, 4; Is. 30, 13. See pohsheau, it 

 divides in two; pohqui, it breaks. 



['S avr. pokesha, -shawwa, 'itis broke'; 

 poki'slidttouwin, to break, R. W.] 

 poksunkquonk, n. a saw, Is. 10, 15. See 

 tussonkquonk. 



[Abn. pslpodaSoiigan, ieniipodai'igan. 

 Del. pachkschican, a knife; ]}achschach- 

 quoacan, a board-saw, Zeisb.] 

 pomahhom. See pomohhom. 

 pomantam, v. i. he lives, Gen. 5, 10, 16, 

 19, etc.; suppos. pomantog, when he 

 lives (or lived). Gen. 5, 12, 13, 15, 18, 

 etc. ; part, (indie. ) pamontamunutch , liv- 

 ing, 1 K. 3, 26. Adj. and adv. -tammae, 

 living. Vbl. n. pomantamoonk, living, 

 life. From j^dme (or pamco), it con- 

 tinues, with -antam, the formative of 

 verbs of mental and emotional activity. 

 Seepdme. An earlier derivative, pometu 

 { pom-ohteau) , he 'continues to be', is 

 not found in Eliot, but he has its 

 verbal, pometuonk (q. v. ). 



[Narr. as-n'paumpmaunlam, I am very 

 well (am yet alive); taubutpaump maun- 

 iaman, I am glad you are well, R. W. 

 Abn. nSri-pemanSsi, je suis en bonne 

 sante. Cree pemoot-ayoo, he walks; 

 pemdt-issu, he is aXive; pemooi-aymagun, 

 it goes (as a watch), Howse 36, 80. 

 Del. pommauchmi, he lives; part. {s\i^- 

 pos.), pemauch-tit, Zeisb. Gr.] 

 pometuonk, n. vbl. (from pomelu; see 

 pomantam) a generation, Eccl. 1, 4; 

 Deut. 32, 5. 

 pomitchuwau (it flow.s, goes on), 'run- 

 ning water'. See pamitchuan. 

 pomohhom, pomah-, v. i. he goes by 

 water, sails, Acts 27, 9. Yhl. n. -moonk, 

 going by water, a voyage. Acts 27, 10. 

 Agentivej3!(»imo/i/(a»i«'aen(M),pl.-nMo^, 

 'mariners' (Jonah 1, 5), those going 

 (habitually) on the sea. From piimmoh 

 or ])dme (q. v.) and wmm, he goes. 

 [Creepimasu, he sails.] 

 pomompagee, adj. creeping, crawling, 



Lev. 11, 44, 46. See pamompagin. 

 pompasuhkonk, n. vbl. a ball (to play 



with). Is. 22, 18. 

 pompu, pohpu, V. i. he plays, is playing 

 (puhpu, he plays, C); p\.+og, they 

 play, Ex. 32, 6; Zech. 8, 5; t. an. poih- 

 pau, he plays with or for (him): sun 



