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sabae. See smipde. 



sabaheg (suppos. inan. of saupahhiau) , 

 iiiaile soft, softened (by water?); n. 

 'pottage', 2 K. 4, 38; sobaheg, Gen. 25, 

 29; sebaheg, Judg. 6, 19, 20; adj. sabah- 

 hegane, 2 K. 4, 40; neepalaush sahihcg, 

 'seetlie pottage', v. 38. See smip&e. 



sdbasum, v. t, he melts (it); infin. 

 -umunat, Ezek. 22, 20; suppos. inan. or 

 part. pass, sabastimuk, when it is melted, 

 Ezek. 22, 22. Vbl. n. sabassumoaonk, 

 a melting, a furnace for melting; and 

 supijos. instr. gab<Mseg, a melting instru- 

 ment, a furnace, Ezek. 22, 18, 20. Adj. 

 sdbamrmre, molten, 2 Chr. 34, 4; v. adj. 

 an. sahasosu, sdbohsosu, he melts or is 

 melting, Jer. 6, 29; inan. subj. sabohteau, 

 it melts, is melted. {noh sobpagit, 

 when he melteth, Mass. Ps., Ps. 

 58, 8. ) 



*sabuck, n. gunpowder, C. See *sau- 



*s§,chim (Xarr. ), pi. -j-aAog, n. 'king', 

 B. W. 120. Vbl. n. sachwft&Honck, 'a 

 kingdom or monarchy', ibid. See iah- 

 sootam. 



[Peq. si'mjum, king. Stiles. Micm. 

 shahman. Abn. sangmah, capitaine; 

 ne-saiigmani, je suis capitaine. Del. sag- 

 kimau, he is a chief, Hkw. Mass. sach- 

 im, sagamore, a king. Wood. The com- 

 parison of these forms shows the iden- 

 tity of the names 'sachem' and 'saga- 

 more', the latter representing the 3d 

 sing, indie, of the verb sonkqhuav, or 

 sohkauau (as Eliot wrote it) , ' he pre- 

 vails over', 'has the mastery'. Cf. 



*sachiinmaacdnimock [for .idelihnmoe- 

 komuk] (Narr. ), 'a prince's house', 

 R. W. 120. 



*sachimoa-chepe'wessin (Narr.), n. a 

 strong northeast wind, R. W. 83. 



sagket, saket, saketog, suppos. of 

 sohkeii, sa)hkeu, or suhkou, he pours out, 

 ejects: noh sagket, he who urinates, 1 

 K. 16, .11; {sdgkelog) 1 Sam. 25, 34; 2 

 K. 9, 8. 



[Abn. ne-seghi, mingo; segSdi, urina.] 



sagkompanau, -pag-unau, v. t. an. he 

 leads ( them), directs (them). Is. 40, 11 

 (niis-xogkompaghmiiwam, I lead, I rule, 



sagkompanau, etc. — continued. 



C); pi. -aiiaiig, Matt. 15, 14; suppos. 

 part, -pagunoul, when he leads, lead- 

 ing, ibid.; sagkompagunuh, he led (i. e. 

 continued to lead) them, Ex. 13, 17, 18; 

 ahque sagkompaginnean, Luke 11, 4, 

 = ahque sagkompagunaiinnean, ' lead us 

 not', do-not lead-thou-us, Matt. 6, 13. 

 N. agent, sagkompaginnuen, one who 

 leads, a leader. 



saket, saketog. See sdgket. 



*saminee, oil (?), C. See pimimee. 



samogkinumuk, suppos. pass, (inan.) of 

 stnnmdgurmm, that which is stretched 

 outor held forth, asa staff, the hand, etc. 



*sainp. See saupde. 



sampcD, V. i. he is a guide, he directs 

 right; t. an. sampoaaii, he is a guide to 

 (him); nus-sampmmiti , I am a guide to 

 (them), Rom. 2, 19. 



sampooau, V. t.an. he confesses to (him): 

 nus-mmpooam , I confess (my sins) to 

 (him), Ps. 32, 5; inan. sampwaniam, he 

 confesses (it); pi. -tamwog, Neh. 9, 2; 

 V. i. sampwe-antam, he is frank-minded 

 (cf. Abn. sanbiSi, ' franchement, sans 

 feinte', under sampwi). (Primarily, he 

 is honest or frank toward. ) 



sampshanau. See sampwushannti. 



sampwe. See sampu-i. 



samp-weneliheau, v. cans. an. he causes 

 (him) to be just, makes (him) just or 

 upright, 'justifies'. Suppos. part, noh 

 sampwciuJiheont, he who justifies, a 

 justifier, Rom. 3, 26. Pass, sampire- 

 nehit, he is justified, Rom. 3, 24. Vbl. n. 

 sampiceachhcaonk, justifying, justifica- 

 tion (act.); -i'hhitluonk, being justified, 

 justification (pass.). 



samp'weogquanuinau, v. t. an. he ac- 

 counts (him) just or right, reckons 

 (him) as just. Suppos. part, sampweog- 

 /juanumont, one justifying (himself). 

 Job 32, 2. From sampwe and ogquanu- 

 mau. 



sampweusseahlieau, v. cans. an. he 

 causes (him) to do justly, makes (him) 

 righteous or upright; pass, he is made 

 righteous; pi. -hedog, they are made 

 righteous, Rom. 5, 19. 



sampwi, -we, v. i. it is (1) straight; 

 (2) right, just, upright, en samp- 



