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wussenumonat — coiitiiiueil. 

 king's son-in-law', 1 Sam. 18, 22; piah 

 ken waseenuniukqucli, tlioii shalt be my 

 son-in-law, 1 Sam. IS, 21; imnciMmnk- 

 ijiilrhi, a sipii-in-law, .Inilg. 1.5, 6. 



wusshashquobok (? ) , n. the flag (a water 

 plant), Job 8, 11. t'f. iiiiflKixlK]. 



wussin, he saith, 'M pers. .^ing. indie. 

 jireH. from iissini'il cir {I'limiiintt. 



*wussiuninueat, v. i. to ailorn (one's 

 self I, t.j make handsome; /(.««(», 1 

 adorn; noli irnss!iiiiii, he adoriieth, C. 

 17i1. 



*wussinnuontainunat, ' to be adorned ' , 

 C. 17!l (to adorn one's self with, inan. 

 ol>j. •.'!. 



wussisses, Tvussusses, (his) uncle (eon- 

 sanguineus?), Esth. 2, 7; father's broth- 

 er, Lev. 10, 4: nwsuKses, my uncle, Jer. 

 1)2, 8; kiissusses, thy unele, Jer. 32, 7; 

 wslies-oli, 1 Sam. 10, 14; 14, 50; uinmU- 

 laimoussoh m.ihesoli, his uncle's wife. 

 Lev. 20, 20 {oosluvin, an uncle, C. 162). 

 Dimin.froma).y/i<'. C'f. r(i7/ri»i(y.<, 'cousin'. 

 [Xarr. tfussivi', an uncle; iiiitxenc, my 

 uncle, K. W. 44.] 



wussissetcon. See iiinxsisKillmii, a lip. 



■wussittumoaonk, n. judgment, senteni'e, 

 Rom. rt, 1(3; Is. 9, 7: msittitmajonk, his 

 judgment, Rom. 2, 2. 



wussittumunat, v. t. inan. (and intrans. ) 

 to judge, to pass judgment on, 1 Chr. 

 1(), :■!.'{; Ps. 96, 13: n-ussiUumunM aiva- 

 kiiiiiiiiiiii'ir, to condemn, John 3, 17; 

 urrj^ittHiit, I judge, Ezek. 34, 17; ken 

 kcosittum, thou who judgest, Rom. 2, 1; 

 ken iriiKiitliiiHitii, thou who mayest 

 judge, thou when thou judgest, Rom. 2, 

 1 : iriissitlnin, he judges, 1 Cor. 2, 15; ii-ax- 

 .sittiik, when he judges, Rom. 2, 16; noli 

 wussiUuk, he who judges (when he 

 judges), the judge of. Gen. IS, 25; 

 immtlumw6(j, if ye judge, Matt. 7, 2; 

 wussittich uanhaue ken kuh nashaue neen, 

 let him judge (the matter) 1)etwecn 

 thee and me, ( ien. 16, .">. 



■wussittuiuwaen, -in, n, a judge, one 

 who judges; ])1. -inn mioi/, judges (as in 

 title of the book of Juilges). 



wusso: iioh irnsso, slie is a man's wife, 

 Gen. 20, 3 (she 'who is another man's 

 wife', Ind. Laws .\i, 8) . Cf. mittamwuK; 

 nminitliinnruxxoh. 



[.-Win. iiSkk), je suis mariee (ait 

 mulier).] 



■wussohsumoouk, (his or it.-*) glory, Kx. 

 24, 16, 17. Cf. fohsumojonk, 1 Cor. 15, 

 41. See solimnicrjmoo; wohiiummouk. 



*wussoiusippainooonk, n. drunkenne.«s, 

 ('. Ui."\ 



*wussomuppo6onk, n. ghutony, ('. 165 

 [irnss<iiiiin- iihpcDuonk, excessive feed- 

 ing]. Sei' inissaumepoowaenin. 



*wussoohquatt6ininasli, pi. walnuts, 

 C. 164: iriix!i(uh(juattonun, a wahuit tree, 

 ibid. 



*wussooh.quohhain, v. i. : iimsooluji'ioJi- 

 Ikiiii, I write; x\ui iroli kamuliijailihiiiii,can 

 you write? C. 216. 



*wussoquat (Narr. ), n. a walnut tree; 

 n'ii&w:a<jnal6inineur/, walnuts. "Of 

 these they make an excellent oil. . . . 

 for their anointing of their heads." — 

 R.W. 90. From sussequmi, to anoint (?). 

 [Peq. iri.iliquulx, walnut tree. Stiles.] 



*wussuckli6su (Nam), adj. painted, 

 R. W. 107: a painted coat (orskin) , ibid. 

 1.54. 



*wussuckwh6nimen (Nurr. ), to paint, 

 R. W. 66. See u^n>if!ukluiinunnl. 



wussue [ = inisseu (?)]: wuxsne oliknk, 'a 

 seething pot', Jer. 1, 13: v. i. imperut. 

 inisxish. sectlie tilou il, Kz.'l<. 24. 5; 

 inixil nlil.-iik (c(judit. I, a pot when it 

 seethes, 'a seething pot', .lob 41, 20. 

 See inmnasli. 



wussukeh, (her) husband; constr. the 

 husbaiiil of; v. subst. ken u'uxmkkiin, 

 tbou art a husband, Ex. 4, 25, 26. See 

 iroxiihh. 



wussukhumauonat, v. t. an. and iuan. 

 to write anything to ..r lor a person: 

 kmmkknlildiiKi'iiiiiiiiniiiiiniit, to write to 

 yon, 2 Cor. 9, 1 ; .lude 3; loli .hixiiliUuim 

 'lie „iiti;„sHhl.hii„ni,i, wlial I have (is) 

 written I lia\c written, .(olin 19, 22; 

 kcmukkulihiuiiauoniinun/j, I write to you, 

 1 John 2, 12. 



wussukhumundt, wussukkuhhumu- 

 nat, V. t. to write, Luke 1, 3: iroli noi- 

 xiikkiihhmn, I W(aild write (it I, :! John 

 13; viissultkom, leiisitukhuyn, he wrote, 

 Kx. .34, 28; Num. .33, 2; Joliii S, 8; 

 nukkoihnixniikliiiiiiiij}. 1 was about to 

 write. Rev. Id, 4; -//i'/k. iniHxiikirlnish, 

 do not write, ibiil. ; i/eit.ili iiwxakknlilnun- 

 KiKiih, I write these things, 1 Cor. 4, 14 

 ( inissirilikJiomlina! vussukqi'whhonk, ta» 

 uriie a book, C. 216). 



