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ubbuhkumun: iimtch uhhikunnmit, from 

 tlif kernel (of the grape), Num. 6, 4. 

 Cf. <ijij)iiliijn6sii; itppohfjiton. 



uhhussauwaonoge (?), oheekered, 1 K. 



7, 17: qaonij)ho)i)/<ini' annkauxiwiik, 



'nets of checker work'; lit. 'checkered 

 net work'. 



-uh.kon. See -dhkon. 



uhkos. See muhkos, a hoof, a nail. 



uhpegk, uhpequan, n. (his) shoulder. 



See ,„„/,/«,//,•. 



*ulipuckachip (Peq. ), n. gull, Stiles. 



uhpuconkash, ulipajonk, pipes and to- 

 bacco, C. 162; hopni'inck, a (tobacco) 

 pipe, R. Vi. VI (56). Cf. kogkehodponat, 

 to be drunk, C. 189. See wuttamduog; 

 vutioohpoiDvweon'wh. 



[Del. ho pod run, pipe; hohhoi'u, he 

 smokes, Zeisl).] 



iihquae, adj. (1) at the jjoint or extrem- 

 ity of; (2) at the end, border, or ex- 

 treme jiart (ahquae, on the other end, 

 C 235): ukqude vidimwohhou, the end 

 or tip of his .staff, Judg. 6, 21; id ahquae, 

 at the ends, Ex. 39, 15, = wohkukqudag, 

 Ex. 39, 16 {see wdhkoeu); uhqudeMoab, 

 upon tlie border of Moab, Num. 21, 15; 

 uhqnde indogkmunit , (to) the skirts of 

 his garment, Ps. 133, 2; the borders of 

 his garment, Mark 6, 56; xd ohqude, on 

 the edge of, Ex. 26, 4; qid asqtiain mh- 

 qtiacii, but the end (shall) not (be) j'et, 

 Mark 13, 7. Cf. ohqae. 



The radical uliq or uhk (a point or 

 sharp extremity) enters into a great 

 number of compound words, as uhkos 

 (itii'ilikos-), the nail of a man or hoof of 

 an animal; uhquan, a fishhook (mukqn, 

 tihks, uhkas, an awl), etc.; mithihquab, 

 his skin; onA-^/ujHK'sojr, claws, etc. See 

 also vrhqxliik; irnhhihqtidxhik; iippuh- 

 /.»/,■, the bead; ir».w/i/,-7»», the tail; kuh- 

 /■((//l/»('»,^l|lpe^Illllst; nukqiie, 'sore', ex- 

 treme. 



[Qiiir. niatia I'oki/uiiio, he is without 

 enil, Tier. I.t; ceaseth not, ibid. 40.] 



uhquae, uhquaeu, n. the foreskin (prpe- 

 putium), Uen. 17, 11, 23, 24, 25, = uli- 

 quiiea iniiluliqiKih, 2 Sam. 3, 14: quosh- 

 quxstik (fiin-ijaux ul uliqude, he was cir- 

 cumcised in the flesh of his foreskin, 



uhquae, uhquaeu — continued. 



Gen. 17, 24; pi. uh(iuaiyeuash , 1 Sam. 

 18, 25, =(Dquaiijeii iroduhqualiej/idiiisli, 

 1 Sam. 18, 27. 



irhquan, ukquon, uhquoan, n. a hook, 

 a fishhook, Job 41, 1; Amos 4, 2; Hab. 

 1, 15 {iihqiidn, pi. -qiidnash, C. 159) : vri/- 

 ause uhqmmagh, flesh hooks, Num.4, 14. 

 See onkqiunu'sog. 



[Narr. hoquaun, pi. -ai'tnash, R. W. 

 104. Del. (una)i, fishhook; Itocquoan, 

 pot hook, Zeisb. Voc] 



*uhquantamwe, adv. cruell_y, C. 227. 



uhquanumauonat, v. t. an. subj. to be 

 an object of aversion or abhorrence to: 

 ohquanumait, he is loathsome (intran- 

 sitively), Prov. 13, 5. 



uhquanumonat, ahquan-, dhqudn-, 

 unkquan-, v. t. an. to abhor, to hold 

 in alihorrence: matta niduhquanumjog, 

 I will not abhor them. Lev. 26, 44; Jiag 

 nulunkquanuiiiukquog, they abhor me. 

 Job 30, 10; pish knlnhtpianuiatikon, it 

 shall abhor you, Lev. 26, .30; indnnk- 

 qiKiiiiiiiK'inh. th<'y alihor him, Prov. 

 24, 24; i/riig pish iiliqiiuuumogig, these 

 you shall have in abomination (shall 

 be abhorred). Lev. 11, 13. Cf. ahqniin- 

 iimaii, he forsakes, abandons, and jish- 

 (iiiliiiii, he despises, rejects, hates. See 

 ,n,kq,u: 



uhquanumukquok, n. an abominable 

 thing, an abomination. Lev. 20, 13; pi. 

 iiiikq>ieiiiiiiiiik(piiikisli, ' abominations ', 

 alximinalile thing.s, Deut. 32, 16. See 

 iiiik<iiioii)iinrfjoiik, sorrow. 



uhqueu. See uiikqni . 



*uliquoinpanumoadtuoiik, a.s ailv. 

 'harshly', ('. 22.S. 



uhquontamauonat, v. t. inau. subj. to 

 be abhorrent to, to be an aliomination 

 to: p/.s/i kuli'iliquontamundoash, they 

 (inan. ) shall be an abomination to you, 

 Lev. 11. 11. 



uhq VI on t am u n a t, ohquanit-, 6h- 

 quont-, V. t. inan. to abhor, to hold m 

 al)liorrence, to have extreme aversion 

 to (see i(Iiquaiiamtni,he forsakes): uh- 

 ipiiiiitoiiinn, he abhorred it, Deut. 32, 19; 

 pis)i kiifdhqiiontdmun, you shall abhor 

 it, Deut. 7, 26 {pish kiduhquontamund- 



