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[BI'I.LETIN 25 



weenom-wrussipog, -mesippag, n. a 



vine, Ps. SO, 8; pi. + Kns/i, Ps. 105. 33 

 (lit. vine leaves: u'enoinh-inniiXjxM/, the 

 vine in leaf). 



•weenojit, n. raven. Lev. 11, 15 (but 

 'kite', Deut. 14, 13): kutdiikkonkoiit, 

 'raven', Deut. 14, 14; rjiisMtkrjuainixh, 

 'kite', Lev. 11, 14. Cf. hinkont. 



weenshonat, weeushauonat, v. t. to 

 beg, to ask alms (from), Luke 16, 3: 

 weiishaii, he was begging, Mark 10, 46; 

 he begged (bread), Ps. 37, 25; wenshin- 

 nitch, let them beg, Ps. 109, 10. See 

 vrnshamauonat. 



■weenu. See iirirrnii. 



•weenulikauonat, v. t. an.: ireeniilikaii- 

 vaotj neg, they en<-amp round about 

 them, Ps. 34,7; aiiciiiiliko)!^ irtviiiilikok, 

 camp ye round about against (it), Jer. 

 50, 29. See iraei-nu. 



weenulikomuinuiiat, \. t. inan. to <'amp 

 round about (it), to besiege, to com- 

 pass: (Dweeimhkomun, he besieged it, 

 2 K. 17, 5; weenuhkoinmk otnii, 'compass 

 ye the city', Josh. 6, 7. 



weenusheau, -sh.au, v. i. it goeth 

 around, 'compasseth' (of a boundary 

 line), Josh. 18, 14; 19, 14: pemnnneat 

 ini'iiislifiiii, a line compasses it aliout, 

 2 Clir. 4, 2. See imeenu. 



weenuwasog', n. pi. onions. Num. 11, 5. 

 [Mod. Abn. ii'i-noz, onion, K. A. 

 I)t'l. iri iiini schi, and u lee pen, Zeisb. 

 V...C.] 



weenwee. See ircmre, 



■weepamoe, wepamuwaonk. See un- 

 der trehpaiiioiKif. 



weepit, (his) tooth. See >iu-pit. 



[Narr. vvpit, Y>\.+leash, R. W. 59.] 



weepwoiyeu-ut, 'in the passage' (be- 

 tween two places), 1 Sam. 13, 23. 



weequau, (his) thigh. See iiieliquriic. 



wees, weis, n. fat. Lev. 9, 10, 20: coii-eis, 

 its fat, Gen. 45, 18. Assid].wehsue, fat, 

 Zech. 11, 16. From veijmis (?). See 

 waitnogqiie. 



[Del. visii, (he is) fat, fleshy, Zeisb. 

 Yoe. 13; vi! xu, fat meat, ibid. 12.] 



weesadtippogquosh, n. pi. bitter 

 lierV)s, Kx. 12, 8; Num. 9, 11. See 

 ,ni„iupo,j. 



weesaushaonk, wesoshaouk, n. a pe.s- 

 tilential or infectious disease, the pesti- 

 lence, Ps. 78, 50; a fever, Mark 1, 31; 



■weesaushaonk, etc. — continued. 



John 4, 52: tiresoahau, she was sick oi 

 a fever. Matt. 8, 14; Mark 1, 30. Cf. 

 ennirmedonk. 



[Narr. vxsauaslKiuonrk, the plague; 

 v:esnumshaimiitch, the great i>lague, 

 R. W. 157.] 



weeshittoon, n. (mouth-hair, ) the beard, 

 Ps. 133, 2; Is. 15, 2: kcoweeshlttwunit, on 

 thy beard, Ezek. 5, 1; pi. (often used 

 for the sing.) -{-ash, Lev. 19, 27; Is. 7, 

 20. 



weeshquabashin (?), n. a jKud of water, 

 Ex. 7, 19 (only). 



weesde, adj. yellow. Lev. 13, 30, 32. Cf. 

 veesiir, the gall. 



[Narr. wesaui, R. W. Del. ii-waireii, 

 V. adj. it is yellow, Zeisb. Gt. 164.] 



■weesogkinooonk, n. bitterness, Pro v. 17, 

 2."i. Sec II rsiigkon. 



■weesoshaonk. See yce-saiiKhi'ioiik, pes- 

 tilence. 



weesquapinneat, (Dweesquabinneat, 

 V. i. to wrap one's self up: oauYesguapin, 

 she wrapped herself. Gen. 38, 14; mweea- 

 quabhinii (v. t. ), he wraps it up, Mic. 

 7, 3; an. obj. roirishquanuh, she wrapped 

 him (in it), Luke 2, 7; weesquabesu, it is 

 wrapped up (in a cloth), 1 Sam. 21, 9; 

 suppos. inan. weesgtwbesik, (when) 'it 

 was bound up with'. Gen. 44, 30; 'irees- 

 .(juubeimii, he bindeth up (the waters 

 in the clouds). Job 26, 8. Cf. Cree 

 wdnka, around; nc wAskdnen, I surround, 

 inclose (it), Howse 34. 



[l:i3.Tr.wesqumthenn)), to wrai)U]) liody 

 for the grave, R. W. 161.] 

 weesumussoh, n. (constr. ) the younger 

 of sons or daughters, (his or her) 

 younger brother or sister. Gen. 19, 

 31, 38: mohtommegil, . . . icesumussoh, 

 'the first born', . . . 'his younger 

 brother', GJen. 48, 18, 19; younger sis- 

 ter, Judg. 15, 2. See nmttdsons; pmsis- 

 sii; irceluksr/uoh. 



weeswe, n. the gall, Deut. 29, 18; Ps. 69, 

 21: ncoireesive, my gall. Job 16, 13. Cf. 

 wesogkon, bitter; weesde, yellow. (Cf. 

 also Sax. ge-alewe, yellow; gealla, gall; 

 Greek xo^V, hile; x^or/j X^oa, green- 

 ish yellow; Arab, rmirr and so'uda, 

 bile; murr, bitter; defer (leva. <;dfra), 

 yellow. ) 



