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NATICK-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 



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"wohsippahtae, etc. — continued. 



20, 25; qussukquanash, 'glLstering 



stones', 1 Chr. 29, 2; qunuhtug, 



glittering spear, Job 39, 23. 



[Del. sabbeleu, 'it sparkle.s, glitters', 

 Zeisb. Gr. 164.] 



•wohsittae, wosittae, adj. bright. Cant. 

 5, 14; 'glistering', Nah. 3, 3; ncotau 

 trualttau, the fire was bright, Ezek. 1, 13. 



wohsumaudnat, v. t. an. to sliine upon 

 (an. obj.), 2 Cor. 4, 6. 



'wdhsumoe, sohsum.'wae, adj. bright, 

 shining, light-giving, Luke 11, 36 {ivus- 

 sumBe, C. 168) : ivohsuinoe wequdi, a 

 shining light, Prov. 4, 18, =sohsum- 

 vxte weqvdi, John 5, 3.5. 



wohsumcoinumieat, sohsum-, v. i. to 

 shine, to emit light: wequai sohsumaj- 

 inco, the light shineth, John 1, 5; nukoa 

 woJimimmmoo, the night shineth, is light, 

 Ps. 139, 12; wohsumdmou, (it) shone, 

 Matt. 17,2; inattawohsumaomunmut, (it) 

 not to shine, Job 36, 32; woJisumaim- 

 (outch, let (your light) shire. Matt. .5, 

 16 (wohsumvimteat, to shine, C. 208). 



[Del. waseleu, woachei/i'ii, v. adj. clear, 

 light, Zeisb. Gr. 16.5.] 



■w^ohsuraoDonk, n. a shining forth, emit- 

 ted light: anivhsiundonk wequananteg, 

 the light of a candle. Rev. IS, 23; 

 moohsummonganm, their shining (of 

 the stars), Joel 2, 10. Cf. jiumohmmco; 

 sohxdmmnico. 



wohsumunat, oowohsumunat, wos- 

 um-, V. t. (but for the most part used 

 intransitively or without object ex- 

 pressed) to shine upon, to give forth 

 bright light, 2 Cor. 4, 6; Rev. 21, 23: 

 oowohswnun, (it) did lighten it, Rev. 21, 

 23; pish kmwosum, thou shalt shine 

 forth, Job 11, 17; jnsh wOsumivog, they 

 shall shine, Dan. 12, 3; wShsish, shine 

 thou (give light), Is. 60, 1; wequai woh- 

 sumwkitcli, let not the light shine on it. 

 Job 3, 4 (ncmoossum, I shine, C. 208; 

 nepdz wohw,m, the sun shineth, ibid.). 

 See *squtta. 



[Abn. SasdkSre, lumiere; Sassenemaii- 

 gan, -nar, ehandelle.] 



wohtamunat, v. t. to understand, to 

 comprehend, Eph. 3, 18: num-mcocheke 

 wohtam. onk, I have more under- 

 standing than . . . , Ps. 119, 100(H'o/i- 

 wohtam, v. 99) ; malta vahteauaiog 

 B. A. E., Bull. 25 13 



■wohtamunat — continued. 



aguli iriilihiiinriig, tliey have not known 

 nor understood, Is. 44, 18; najwohta- 

 munan {-un"?), we understand it, 2 K. 

 18, 26; wohiamwk, understand ye, Prov. 

 8, 5; wautaj, let him understand, Matt. 

 24, lr>, = irahteimutch, Mark 13, 14. V. i. 

 freq. wohipohtarimnat, to possess or ex- 

 ercise the understanding, to under- 

 stand, Dan. 10, 12; woh katwahteomwrn 

 . . . kmnainptiimifco . . . kmwohtamum- 

 waj, ye may know, . . . believe me . . . 

 (and) under^^tand. Is. 43, 10. 



wohtoh: ir,;ii/,,/i :ri:iiniitimadt, (when) he 

 climlis up soini- othtT way, John 10, 1. 



*'wohwatCD-wau (as adv.), ho, halloo! 

 C. 233. 



■wohwayeoagish, pi. rings. See Mw/fyaj'. 



■wohwohquianumcDog', 'they are at 

 their wits' end', Ps. 107, 27. From 

 wdhkoeu (?). 



•woh.wolitam.cooiik, n. understanding, 

 Is. 40, 2.S; 44, 19. 



wohwohtam'we, adj. of undei'standing, 

 Is. 40, 14. 



wohwohteauunat, v. i. to bark, as a 

 dog. Is. 5t), 10; Diatta urjtiu'ohteaumog, 

 they can not bark (a7iiim wohwdhteau, 

 the dog barks, C. 181; wohwohkonat, to 

 bark (at an. obj.), ibid.). 



woliwohtog, ( if he understand, ) he who 

 is prudent, a prudent (man), or one of 

 uuilerstanding, Prov. 14, 6, 15. 



wohwosliwolikossayeu, wohwdsh.- 

 WTilikossae, adj. cloven footed, di- 

 viding the hoof. Lev. 11, 7; Deut. 14, 7: 

 vohii'tjuhu'ulikussaeu, (it) divides the 

 hoof, Deut. 14, 8. From wohskinmnun&t 

 and wuhkos; so, wohshwuhkossaecheg, 

 irdhwoshukossaecheg, they who part the 

 hoof, Lev. 11, 3, 4; Deut. 14, 7; vmh- 

 weoh wuhkosscDoh, they divide not the 

 hoof, Deut. 14, 7. Cf. neesukossont ; 

 pasmhosstiiX. 



■woi, "adv. of wishing", 'Oh, that it 

 were'!. El. Gr. 21; interj. 'of sorrow', 

 El. Cir. 22 (O, wo! C. 234). 



■womantamunat, ■womon-, v. t. to love, 

 inan. obj.; nirjiromantam, I love (thy 

 law),Ps. 119,113; iiummaicheke wonion- 

 iam, I love (it) very much, Ps. 119, 97; 

 womantdmaik wanegik, love ye that 

 which is good, Amos 5, 15; kanuoman- 

 tamuinwiD, ye love (them, inan.), Luke 



