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wahteauwahudnat, v. t. inan. (caus. ) to 

 make a thing known to, Is. 64, 2; Rom. 

 9, 22 (piali, u-ithtcautrahuau, he shall 

 make it known, Is. 38, 19): nmtcalUeau- 

 u-nhikqun, he made (it) known to me, 

 Eph. 3, 3; waine nish ioowahteamcahun- 

 undoadi, I make all these things known 

 to you, John 15, 15. 



■wahteonk, wahteauonk, n. knowledge, 

 2 Chr. 1,11, 12; I,'^. 40, 14; 44, 19; 1 Cor. 

 8. 1. 



waiyont, .sun-setting. See n-ai/oiit. 



waj, wajeh l=wiitcJi, trutclu'l, for, be- 

 cause of, Prov. 17, 14: ycu wajeh, for 

 this cause, Jolin 12, 18; newajeh, there- 

 fore (for that cause), John 12, 17, 19, 21, 

 ^neu-aj. John 13, 31; neinUehe yeu v-tij, 

 'for, for this cause', etc., Rom. 13, 6 

 {ne waj, for which cause, C. 234; u-aj, 

 conj. for, ibid.). See intldie. 



■wame, wamu, adv. all, wholly (El. Gr. 

 21), full {irani(ji/ciic, usually, C. 230); 

 with V. subst. wamut, there is enough, 

 sufficient. Gen. 45, 28; Ex. 9, 28; Matt. 

 6, 34: nam-amcil, I have enough, there 

 is enough for me. Gen. 33, 11; inan. pi. 

 rmmutmh, sufficient, Ex. 36, 7; ohke 

 wamiii, there is land enough, Gen. 34, 

 21; icamok, iiomold; when or if it is 

 enough, if it suffice, 1 K. 20, 10; cimie 

 ne woh adt womohk, more than (when 

 it was) enough, Ex. 36, 5; wamach, let 

 it suffice, Deut. 3, 26; tmmatitch, let 

 them suffice, be sufficient, Deut. 33, 7; 

 wamenau, he has enough; imitia phh 

 wamenait, he has not enough, is not 

 satisfied, Eccl. 1, 8; nmmmanittamnmnii, 

 it sufficeth us, we have enough, John 



14, 8. Cf. k'lpi {tabach, let it suffice, 

 Ezek. 44, 6). See imhshe. 



[Xarr. iruitinct iaupi, it is enough, 

 R. AV. 35. Abn. egSami, tout entiere- 

 ment, Rasles 552. Del. n-emi, all, Zeisb. 

 Gr. 178.] 

 wamepwunneat, v. i. to be full, to have 

 enough of food, to till one's self, Luke 



15, 16: uxunepmh, he is satisfied, Is. 44, 

 16; wamepwog, they are satisfied, are 

 filled, Deut. 14, 29; Mark 8, 8; wame- 

 pcop, (she) was sufficed, had enough to 

 eat, Ruth 2, 14; imilln jiixh kaiwamepmni- 

 wm, ye shall not be satisfied. Lev. 26, 26; 

 neg woh mo iramepaogig, they which can 

 never have enough. Is. 56, 11; ir<uiu-ji- 



wamepwunneat — continued. 



(/■(v(», iiiniii-prnan, when thou art full, 



Deut. 8, 10, 12. See nadiuppm. 



[Narr. noirdump, I have enough; 



con-dump, have you enough? R. AV. 36.] 

 wamesashquisli (?), n. the 'swallow', 



Prov. 26, 2. See mameeaashqucs. 

 wamunat, wdmunat. See mniinn'il, to 



wanahcliikomuk [iranasliqui'-kum iik], n. 

 a chimney, Hos. 13, 3 (iL-uiinachkemmuk, 

 C. 161). 



[Xarr. trunnauchkomock, R. W. 51.] 



wanantamunat, v. t. inan. to forget a 

 thing or inan. obj. (wwunmiatarnnnat, 

 Heb. 6, 10) : [no?] wandntam, I forget, 

 Ps. 102, 4; wandntam, he forgets, James 

 1, 24; innmiatamwog, they forget, Ps. 

 78, 11; ahquf n-unantash, do not (thou) 

 forget, Deut. 9, 7; Prov. 4, 5; nukkod- 

 wunantam, I will (wish to) forget. Job 

 9,27 {nmirdnanlam, I forget, C. 192). 



■wanantarmxrahednat, v. t. an. and inan. 

 cans, to cause (him) to forget (it),Jer. 

 23, 27 (wanantamwahhinnean kenau, 

 make or cause us to forget you, C. 192). 



wananumdnat, v. t. an. to forget a per- 

 son or an. obj.: noawandmtm, I forget; 

 kanrandntiin, thou forgettest, Hos. 4, 6; 

 woh a>u-aiidnnm6uh, she may forget 

 them. Is. 49, 15; wananiununon, if I for- 

 get thee, Ps. 137, 5; neg. aliqae wanan- 

 !(»), do not (thou) forget, Ps. 10, 12; Prov. 

 3, 1; wanantunoncheg, they who forget 

 (him), Ps. 9, 17; nmwandnumukquog, I 

 am forgotten (they forget me), Ps. 

 31, 12. 



■wanashque, wunnasli-, wannasq-, 

 prep, on the top of, Gen. 28, 18: wan- 

 ashque iriitanirohhoti, on the top of his 

 staff, Heb. 11, 21; (of the scepter, ) Esth. 

 5, 2; waiina.ique nppuongan'd, the top of 

 the throne, 1 K. 10, 19; wanasliqiioinpsk- 

 qid (objective), 'the top of a rock', 

 Ezek. 26, 14. ( Rasles gives to the cor- 

 responding Abnaki word a more ex- 

 tended meaning: SanankgiSi, SanafkSi- 

 iruKiskSk, le bout, an bout; Sanaskiiltan, 

 le bout ilu ncz, etc.) See wiinnash. 



wanashquodtinnoog'ish, n. pi. mountaiti 

 tops, Ezek. 6, 13; Gen. 8, 5: suppos. 

 icanashqKodtinnu iradchmd, (when) on 

 the top of the mountain, Ezek. 43, 12. 



