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a)}lior, uhquannmau; inan. vliqnniihiiii, 

 he has an extreme aversion to; tilDjimn- 

 vmaii, he is abhorred, is loathsome; nh- 

 qudnumukquoJc (when it is abhorred ) , an 

 aliominable or detestable thing. 



abide, apjm; it al)ides in, appehhink-un. 



able, lapenum (Idpinnum), he is able, 

 [lotest. From lApi, sufficient. 



abomination, vhrjuanuiinikijKok. 



abound, iiionat, when tliere is much or 

 ])lenty; imm-mcochekohtoh, I abound, 

 rhil.4, 18. 



about, (concerning) papaunie; (round 

 about) quinnuppe; imfemt {iraene, v:e- 

 ■«-e)if, C. ). 



above, waahe, vohcpit ; iniU-h vohqut, 

 mitch vuabu, from above; vdlihiiniiii'n, 

 upward; kuhkuhque, higher up. 



abundance, ne masegik, when it is plen- 

 teous (missech&onk, C. ), an abounding; 

 maunelash, mish&unekish, 'great store', 

 R. W.; muiiniiUhkfid iiiecchiiii,, 'store of 

 victuals'; nioiuilnxh, many things, abun- 

 dance; monaonk, abundance; mmnaiit, 

 when there is plenty. 



accept, lapeneam, he receives with satis- 

 faction; tapeneaummonk, accej^tance; 

 iapeneunkquol, that which is acceptable. 

 From Idpi, sufficient, enough. 



accompany, wechau, he goes with, an. 

 obj.; kam'echaugh {kotivchausli, R. W.), 

 I go with you; wechauattittea, let us ac- 

 company, R. W. From weeche-au, he 

 goes with. 



according: to, neaunak [oe aiinak, that 

 which is so]. 



acorn, pi. andticJieniineaaJi, R. W. See 

 nut. 



across. See crossover. 



act (agere), ussenal, to do, to act; ».«.<», he 

 does; iisseu, he acts; vuni'Iihuou, he 

 does, with respect to others, he con- 

 ducts himself; mmneneheau, he did well 

 to, conducted himself well toward; yen 

 nullinhikqun, thus he deals with me. 

 See conduct one's self; do to. 



action, nsseonk, a doing. 



add, krotnehteau, kcDtenaldmu, he adds (it, 

 to it); ukkmtiit'hli'aunn, he adds to it, 

 makes an addition t(j it; kcochtemi [kut- 

 che-ohteau], he adds to. 



adorn, iniintuheau, he adorns (makes 

 beautiful) himself: vunneh kuhhog, 

 adorn thyself {wxissitniu, he adorns him- 

 self, C. ) ; vmnnehteou, he adorns (inan. 

 obj.). 



adorned, inan. vinniehteotiiiik, an. uim- 

 iimirhtjsti. 



adultery, /;(o»rM.?s», he commits adultery; 

 maiiniHsH-un, thou shalt not commit 

 adultery; iiiamussuaen-iii, an adulterer 

 {inainiiKiumi, p\.i>ianiniauxachick, R.W. ); 

 iiiaiii.iliqii(Hnts(ie)i-!ii, an adulteress. See 

 fornication. 



advantag-e. See profit. 



adversary. See again.st; enemy; oppo- 

 site. 



advice, kfrnonitlvonk, good advice re- 

 ceived. See counsel. 



advise, kogkahtimmi, v. t. he gives advice 

 to, advises {kogkahqultemt, he advises, 

 C. ) ; weogquihtmajk knli keneetamook,' give 

 your advice and counsel', Judg. 20, 7. 



affair (matter of business), umtiijt-uonk. 



affrighted, chepsluni, chepshontam, he is 

 affrighted, startled, astonished {kitchee- 

 gahteau, he affrights; kitchesshanittinneat, 

 to be affrighted (?); kultijshnnUtuonk, 

 fright, C). 



afraid, vxibesu, he fears, is afraid; nm- 

 irabes, I am afraid; qusliau wahemoneau, 

 he is afraid of (him); queihtani, he is 

 afraid (to do, to go) — not implying 

 slavish or disgraceful fear {vesdssu, (he 

 is) afraid; cowhassf are you afraid?; ta- 

 whilch xresdseanf why fear you?; mano- 

 wemss, I fear none, R. W. ). See fear. 



after, adv. after that, afterward, jie mah- 

 che (see have, auxil. ); prep, amhkaue 

 [asuhkaueu, it goes after, follows]: ne- 

 gonne onk nen . . . asulikaue onk nen, 

 before me . . . after me, next after 

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