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NATICK-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 



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weechauonat, wechaonat — omtinued. 

 fhaieitii, if tliou gu with nn\ Judg. 4, 8; 

 koou'echaush, I go with tliee, v. 9; ivee- 

 chauau, he went with (him), ibid. 



[Narr. cowechmish, I will go with you; 

 coirechaw ewu, he wall go with you; 

 uvchauatittea, let us accompany (go to- 

 gether), R. W. 73.] 



weeche, prep, with, in comiMny with 

 (a person, or an. obj.), Ex. 23, 1; Job 

 1, 4: hcDweeche wamseumgh, I go down 

 withthee. Gen. 46, 4; noh weecJiiyeumnk, 

 he wag with me, Xeh. 4, IS. Cf. nashpe, 

 with (inan. obj.). 

 [Del. irUschi. Zeisb.] 



weechinnineuinraonclieg, n. pi. one's 

 family or company, Lev. 25, 10. See 

 teashiyeuoonk. 



■week. See urk. 



weekinashq. See irekina.iq. 



weekittamun[neat (?)], v. i. to dwell in 

 tents ur houses; courekittainuimaout, Ps. 

 78, 5.5. See wekinneat. 



weekitteinat, v. i. to build a house (for 

 one's self?), to pitch one's tent: vekil- 

 teau, she builds her house, Prov. 14, 1 ; 

 he pitched his tent. Gen. 31, 25; vwche 

 wekiltean, he began to build, 2 Chr. 3, 2; 

 wekitleaog, they pitched their tent.s, Gen. 

 31, 25; mattapish u-ekittecvoog, they shall 

 not build houses. Is. 65, 22; wekMteagk, 

 build ye the house, Hag. 1, 8; weekikash 

 [for u-ekiiteash (?)], build thee a house, 

 1 K. 2, 36. See adtannegcn. 



*week6hquat, fair weather, C. 158. See 

 irunnohqiiadt. 



weekomonat. See welikomonat. 



weekon, wekon, adj. sweet, Prov. 20, 

 17; 27, 7; Rev. 10, 9; pi. +ash, Prov. 

 16, 24. (Strictly, perhaps, verbimpers. 

 'it is sweet', 'they are sweet'.) 



[Del. win gan, sweet; win gal, tasting 

 good; win gi, gladly, Zeisb. Voc. 12.] 



weekontamoonk, n. pleasure, gladness, 

 Eccl. 2, 1; 2 .'■^am. 6, 12; 1 Chr. 16, 27; 

 joy, Prov. 14, 10; delight, Prov. 15, 8 

 {u'ekontama>onk, gladness; taphettaonk, 

 cheerfulness, C. 193). 



■weekontamunat [ = wekon {unn) anlam- 

 unaQ, V. i. to be glad, to rejoice, to 

 be pleased, Eccl. .3, 12; S, 15 (C. 192; 

 to be willing, ibid. 215): nmiivkotiiayn, 

 I am glad, Ps. 9, 2; tuekoiilam, he is 



■weekontamunat — continued, 

 glad, Ps. 16, 9; pa.ss. form with inan. 

 suljj. nekoiitammmm, (it) rejoices, ia 

 made glad, ibid.; wekoniask, rejoice 

 thou, be glad, Joel 2, 21; wekontammk, 

 kah ahche nniskouantammk, rejoice (ye) 

 and be exceeding glad, ilatt. 5, 12. 

 See *wiissekitteahhnonat. 



[Narr. nowecdntam, I am glad, R. W. 

 65. Abn. n8i.ghi)iamen, je le trouve 

 agreable, a mon gre; n'Sigaiidam, je le 

 veux. Del. v.-inginamen, to be pleased 

 with ; wingelendam, to love or be pleased 

 with something, Zeisb. (jr. 179.] 



■weekontamwae, --we, adj. and adv. 

 glail, joyful, merry, Num. 10, 10; Esth. 

 5, 9; Prov. 15, 15; 16, 24 (uvkotilanioe, 

 willingly; matwekontdmn-c, unwillingly, 

 C. 230).' 



weekshik. See wehqshik. 



■weematoh, n. (his) brother; constr. the 

 brother of. Gen. 25, 26; Acts 12, 2; 

 Mark 3, 17: nt-mfit, my brother, Acts 9, 

 17; kemat, thy brother, Gen. 27, 35; 

 neematog, my brethren, Matt. 12, 48; 

 keinatog, thy brethren, Luke 18, 20; 

 vxmaiog, his brethren, ibid. v. 19; 

 kemattmwdog, your brethren, Xum. 32, 

 6; kematou (v. subst. ), (I am) your 

 brother. Gen. 45, 4. See n-edompas; 

 veetnkiiqvoJi. 



■weemattinneunk, n. collect, the breth- 

 ren, the brotherhood. Acts 10, 23; 1 Pet. 

 2, 17. 



■ween, ■wein, ii. the marrow. Job 21, 24; 

 Prov. 3, 8; Is. 25, 6; Heb. 4, 12. 

 [Abn. Mn, Rasles.] 



■weenan, his tongue. See iiiiiian. 



■weenohke, n. a grave, Prov. 30, 16; Hos. 

 13, 14: iroskeche treenohket, on her grave, 

 Gen. 35, 20; weenohkeyeuco nek, the 

 grave is my house, Job 17, 13. [waeen- 

 ohke, earth all arotmd (?); waecnu-ohke, 

 the winding up place(?).] 



■weenominneasli [ ir c n o m i s - m i n neash, 



vine-fruit], n. pi. grapes. Lev. 19, 10; 



Matt. 7, 16: nrenom, a grape. Is. 18, 5. 



[Narr. venomeneash, grapes, R. AV. 



91.] 



weenomis, n. a vine, Ezek. 15, 2, =wee- 

 noinc.tipijog, Ps. 128, 3. From inwenu,.. 

 roundabout (?). 



