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KNGIJSH-NATICK DICTIONARY 



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great — cuntimied. 

 tivel y, great of its class or kind, of tilings 

 inanimate: mohsag wetii, ' the greater 

 house', 2Chr. 3,5; molmui iiinlrJu'snnik, 

 'so great a sin', Ex. 32, 'Z\; nl minhik- 

 komukqut, in a great house, 2 Tiui. 

 2, 20; cf. Del. in'ckinf/uc, above. 

 mogki, nioijkf, iiinkki, (it is) very groat, 

 huge, ingens, iniinaiiis* i usually "f 

 things inanimate); pi. iiin(jkiii,'iiii^li, 

 (ien. 41, .'i (innmnrhiinrash iiy./ii,,,,,! i, Il- 

 l/a, iiisli. 'great lights', i. e. the sun 

 and moon, R. W.); as n. inoijtKjUli, 

 iiiiii/(ii/(sli, great things; cf. mogkin- 

 ■iiiiiii, iiiiikkinum, he gathers together; 

 ogkc'tatn {Aketam, R. W.), he numbers, 

 counts, adds up; see iiidt/kc kriUitnn- 

 anli, great cities, Dent, (i, 10. The 

 root is k' progressive nr (iiiiiiilali\ e. 

 mlmiiigb', Mfixiigke, great, |>ouiTful, 

 mighty (of animate lieings, with rc'la- 

 tion to |i(]sition, iniportance, iiciwer, 

 etc., Iml lint to niagnituile) ; noli innxiig- 

 ki'iiiik, he (who is) great; irnnir iiiii- 

 suijknnik. the.Mmighty I IV(|. iikiiixsIiii- 

 knt iiiiinillii, the greah'sl god, Stiles); 

 ]ires. iiarl. imh ,„ii«ii,/knii(l<-lH; tlieehief, 

 and so the elde.'^t (servant. Gen. 24, 2); 

 vliK II. act. iiiissugkenmonk, greatness, as 

 of a king, a warrior; see plenteous. 

 keli.clie (old, superior in age, therefore 

 chief), in compound words ki'lil-, chief 

 or greatest, as in kchlnjiDinsccI [ki'life- 

 iinxmrQ, the great toe; krlilroijiKniilch, 

 thethundi; ki'ilildliiii [kr!,l-,itiiii], n^ra&t 

 city; ki'ilitainiil [hhl-niiil], the great 

 god (the Lord God, Gen. 24, 7); hence 

 A'c/jto/i, the sea. See old; sea. 



[*NoTE,— " This requires correction; mogke 

 signifies great l>y aggregation, as its related 

 words show: wUhc wrtu, a great hou.sc; mogkc 

 kcitotan, a great city."] 



great (to make), niixliilniiii, lie makes 

 (him) great; sufflx an. tniin-iiihliih, I 

 exalt him; knm-iiii.ili-esli, 'I magnify 

 thee', .Tosh. 1, 7; inan. iiiinhclilciiit, he 

 makes (it) great (mishmiraiinl, to brag 

 or swagger, C. ). 



green, fiM-asIikl, ashkosqui, uxjikonhquc 

 {askimki, R. W.; askosque, C. ), green 

 (it is green): onatuh o«hko.ikq-itt, 'as 

 the green herb', Ps. 37, 2; KnlikonJiqiili- 

 hiiilii, in the green, 'in green pastures', 

 Ps. 23, 2; ])!. adj. and inan. pi. of verb 



green^con t i mied . 

 suhst. iixlihisliL-ii/iiiiisli, (they are) green, 

 Esth. 1, ii.;dimiii. <ishk(jxqii,w, greeni.sh. 

 (ikIiI:iiIiiiii(iiiii\ green (of a trei', as op- 

 po.scd to rlry or dead), nourishing: ul 

 (ixkiiliqiiiiiii-iil . . . Ill-nil, i<ilil<'i-iil,'\nUn: 

 green tree. . . inthedry', Luke •_':',, :!1. 

 iilsliiii.li ,isl.ii/iiik, 'every green tree'; 

 iishiiil.;i. a -reen tree, I'lzek. 17, 24 

 («/.v/,/,7««/», ■«„„,„/, to begreen.C. |. From 

 iiHr (r(.s7,-»//, K. W.; asklii, V.)y raw, 

 innnature, unripe; by duplication uyk- 

 tisk-i, which is nearly related to asq, 

 ashq, (inqiuirn, not yet, and ii:iinkc, new, 

 young, first in time. See grass. 



grieve, nniniilaiii, he grieves, is sorrow- 

 ful (iniii-iiijilii'iniii, I grieve, C.; ii'iio- 

 inilaiii, 1 am grieved, R. W. ); aliqne- 

 i/(i/<(///<(/;/</i/,, I lo not (you) grieve; vbl. n. 

 :iet. in iniiiliiiiii'ionk, a grieving, sorrow, 

 grief (;;./((n,,,/,oi/mc, sad, sorrowful, C). 

 niikqiiiiiniiiiaii. oiikqiiiiiiiiiiiaii, lie is 

 grievously atliicted or is in great pain 

 or sorrow; vld. n. act. iiiikqiiinniiiimoiik, 

 inikq-, excessive grief or afllietion [iili- 

 ijin'ii , 11111:1/111', at exireiiiily, from lUiij', a 

 sharp poinl. See end.]. 



grind, tugkiihu-honu, Idggiiliiclioxii, he 

 grinds in a mill (toyguhhinn, he grinds, 

 (". ; tiirhliiiiiiiiiiii, to grind corn: tnrl- 

 liiiiiiiiiiiii'ii, beat me parched meal, U. 

 W. ) [/.«//,', radical, he strikes or be;its, 

 and iissii. verb of an, action], miIh/'iI- 

 ta/ihiiiii. .-'iih/ii.'litliilihaiii. Kiyi/Hlliili/iiiiii, 

 he breaks it into small jiieces, be a s 

 (it) to powder, grinds (it) small or 

 fine; causat, inan. from nuliqitiinum, he 

 breaks in pieces, and that from soliqid, 

 (itis)fine, in powder. Seejseat; mortar; 

 strike. 



g^oan, III islii'nii'i mail, minlioiii'iinm, he 

 gro;uis: iiiiiii-iiiixliiiiiiii'iiiiiniiiii, we groan. 



„ilir„lil.„iil,;,n,,l,„in,/ih'iiil,i,nii,„,lir,lb,ll- 

 tiMiii, he gn.aiis { iiiiUniinlikniiluinii, 1 

 groan, ('. ) ; vbl. n. act. 'iiiiintiiiiliniriiDiik, 

 (Uiihkmiloiiaoiik, ahhnnlihaiiiiiiimk, au- 

 inihhi'iiiiiiiiiiik, a groaning. 



ground, nhki; iniiiiinhuhki: See dry; 

 earth. 



gfro'w, liiiiiiilii, it grows, is produced, 

 as a jilaiit from tlie seeil: anini-kosng 

 piuli tiiiiiii'tiiiig, thorns shall grow or be 

 brought forth. Gen. 3, 18. Elsewhere 

 vn pish laiiiir;/rn . . , virliliii/qiiii.iji, 'there^ 



