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NATICK-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 



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wasukeh, i-tc. — cuntimied. 

 kiit, she who hath a husband, Rom. 

 7, 2 [noh asukkaiMU, he whom she fol- 

 lows after?]; collect, ouiessukkiinneunl; 

 all husbands, collectively, Kjih. 5, '25. 

 See wussukeh. 



[Narr. ii:dsick, an husband, R. W. 44. 

 Peq. nehyu^hamug, my husband. Stiles.] 



*watannxre, adv. knowingly, C. 228. 



*watbncks (Nurr. i. a cousin, K. W. 4.i. 



Sec a.ltn„kqs. 



*wattap I Xarr. I , a root. See wadchdbuk. 



waunonulikauonat, v. t. an. to flatter 

 {waunomihkcouvnat, C. 192): noh wdu- 

 nonukumdnt, he who speaketh flattery, 

 Job 17, 5 {nmwauwunmMkmwnm, I flat- 

 ter, C. 191). See papannmiixiu. Cf. 

 tvaecnomondl. 



*wauompeg. See *w(imjjaiii. 



wauonat, waonat, wauwdinat, v. i. 

 to go astray, to go out of the way: nm- 

 amvoin, I have gone astray, Ps. 119, 

 176; onaluh aheepsiit waonit, as a lost 

 sheep (as a sheep when it goes astray), 

 ibid. ; woonu, he goes astray, Prov. 5, 23 ; 

 wSonuog, they go astray, Ps. 58, 3 {ne- 

 pauz malla pish wayaum, the sun shall 

 not go down. Is. 60, 20 (?)]; no w&dnit 

 wulch mayiii, he who wandereth (if he 

 wander) out of the way, Prov. 21, 16; 

 wauonit, going astray (if he go astray), 

 Deut. 22, 1; Matt. 18, 12; neg waiion- 

 itcheg (obj.), they who go astray, ^Matt. 

 18,12 {wdwdnchik (as adj.),' wandering, 

 C 176; wawonn&og, they wander; xco- 



woot«o;j, I wander, ibid. 214). From^ 



and auonat. See nanvAyeu; luayont. 



[Cree wunnissu, he errs; vunnesin, 

 he loses himself, goes astray, Howse 

 SI.] 



*waudntam (Xarr. i, n. a wi.se man or 

 counselor; jil. wauuiUakick, wise men, 

 K. "W. 120. See vxianlamimat. 



'nrauontamauduat, v. t. an. and inan. to 

 bear witness of, or testify of (it) to 

 (persons): ncoivauontamau, I testify of 

 . . . to . . . Rev. 22, 18; kanvauonta- 

 munkqunean, he testifies of (these 

 things) to you, Rev. 22, 16. 



■wauontamunat, v. t. to testify of (inan. 

 obj. ) : nmiiduirftdntamnii, I testify of it, 

 Jnbu 7, 7. 



waushpu. Sec miiixlijiii. 



■waussunimudnat, v. t. an. to worship, 



waussumoncheg-. See iri,inis.iiiiji<iiirli,g. 



*Wautacoue (Xarr.), Englishman; pi. 

 Wautaconuaog, 'that is, coat-men, or 

 clothed ( WatdhkwHog, Englishmen, 

 'such as wear coats', C. 169): Witidaron- 

 isk, an English woman; WuutacoiuiKcsc, 

 an English youth, R. W. 65. From mit- 

 iKiikiitii, he covers with (it). Other 

 names given to the English were: 

 AiKawiayrexs (for -gusl), pi. -sm-k, "as 

 much as to say, these strangers ' ' ; Chdu- 

 quaquock, knife-men, sword-men, R. W. 

 51, 65. See *airdun. Morton (N. E. 

 Canaan, 3, 5) says: "The Salvages of 

 the Ma.ssachusets . . . did call the 

 English planters Wotn iv que n a ii y e 

 \_-aii,ge], which in their language signi- 

 fiethstabbersorcut-throates". . . . "A 

 southerly Indian that understood Eng- 

 lish well . . . calling us by the name 

 of Wotoquansmvge, what that doth sig- 

 nifie, hee said hee was not able by any 

 demonstration to expresse." 



[Del. irlfik ho lien .t/H, to co\er, 

 Zeisb.] 



wautjishaut (?): vntclie irniitjinhiiiit, 'fur 

 the joinings', 1 C'hr. 22, 3. 



*wautuiiques (Narr. ), ' the coney' (mis- 

 printed 'conch' in the reprint) . "They 

 have a reverend e.steeme of this crea- 

 ture, and conceive there is some Deitie 

 in it." — R. W. 95, 96. Josselyn (Voy- 

 ages, pp. 82, 85) calls it the squnck, q. v. 



■wauTvaeii, n. one who witnesses or tes- 

 tifies, a witness, 1 Pet. 5, 1; leaumienln, 

 Prov. 14, 5 (irdii'oenin, a M'itness, C 

 157). 



■wauwaonk, n. testimony, witness, 1 John 

 5, 11; Is. 19, 20. 



wauwdinat. See u-atiouat. 



■wau'wonat, w^auwaonat, v. i. to bear 

 witness, to testify (of I.John 1,7,9: (v.t. 

 an.) ?if anriinirofi, that which he te-sti- 

 fies of or to, John 3, 32; ivaujiyui, he 

 testifies, Heb. 7, 17; nanniuicon, I tes- 

 tify. Gal. 5, 3; Eph. 4, 7; naawauvonun, 

 we do testify, 1 John i, 14; nag wau- 

 wacheg, they who bear witness, 1 John 

 5, 7, 8; wauwon, if I testify, Acts 20, 24; 

 vauwonaj, let it be a witness, let it tes- 

 tify. Gen. 31, 44; n'ijuw6mcoudj, let it be 

 a witness, v. 52; nishvMuu'aonogiah, the 



