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haro (?) — continued. 



bigness of a pig and rooting lilie a 

 pig', was probably the woodchuck 

 (Arctomys monax). 



harlot, imnumnnmdxfjnaimen-lii, a harlot 

 or prostitute; imninwnaxhqiinaiisHen-in, 

 one who is a prostitute in aet, who 

 acts the harlot [n. agent, from verb 

 nan munnwd.'iquau-uss h ] . riiarmsquaom, 

 mansquaosu, she commits fornication, 

 acts the harlot. See fornication; adul- 

 tery. 



harm. See hurt. 



harvest, h-iirinnn, he harvests or gath- 

 ers the harvest ( kipciu'unmln, to gather 

 corn, R. AV.); b-pcmish, 'reap thou', 

 Rev. 14, 15; vbl. n. act. h'/ienu- 

 mcoonk, the harvesting, harvest; sup- 

 pos. impers. and part. pass, h'pcnumuk 

 (when it is harvested), the time of 

 harvest {nunnowa, harvest time; anou- 

 unt, at harvest, R. W.; from niinaev, 

 it is dry(?); 'ninnmuruel, fall, autumn, 

 C. ). See seasons. 



hasten, kennpahan, he makes haste; ke- 

 niipajKiHsh, hasten thou, make haste; 

 suppos. part. an. keDu/ixlioiit, when 

 hastening; freq. kakeinijislinnl. making 

 great haste, going very .-^wiftly; mii/ 

 hiki',nipsli,„iilrl„;i. the swift (poten- 

 tially) [/,(/("/7""' it i" swift or quick, 

 with the particle of violent action '.s//]. 

 wiipaiilam, he is in haste; nmirapi'tti- 

 tnm, I am in haste, C. 



hat. See ca|i. 



hatch, jm-olikiilili(jir(iii,{ the bird ) hatches. 

 See Is. 34, l.-i; Jer. 17, 11. 



hatchet. See ax. 



hate, sckeneaiii, sikt'iiam, he hates (it); 

 an. sekeneauau, he hates (him); suffix 

 missekenaMi, >nissekenmu6uh, they 

 hate him; vbl. n. act. xekeneaiidoiik, a 

 hating, hatred; sekeneausuonk, active 

 hating, hating in exercise; vbl. n. pass, 

 and recip. seke)ieaadt>imik, a being 

 hat^d, reciprocity of hatred, en- 

 mity; vbl. n. inan. act. sekeneammonk, a 

 hating of (inan. obj). Primarily seke- 

 neaiii signifies he refuses, rejects, hence 

 manifests an aversion to, hates. Cf. 

 sniikoti, he spits (nis-snkc, I am spiteful 

 or mischievous, C. ). Del. kschingdlel, 

 I hate you, Hkw. jishajrtnm, he 

 loathes, despises, hates (iint-jhliantaiii, 



hate — continued. 



I hate, 1 despise, C. ); an. jit:hiiinimfiii, 

 he hates (him). 



haughtiness, qii nnhgunneunkqussuonk, 

 by reduplication from qunnunkqui, 

 high, and ws-f", verb of action, he acts 

 very high ; vbl. in -onk, very high acting. 

 See proud. 



have (auxil.), ma/ic/ii; (after, thereafter). 

 A word which expresses completed ac- 

 tion or the end of action, that which 

 has been, was employed as an auxiliary 

 to the verl) in forming the perfect and 

 pluperfect tenses {maiit, maht-, mauch-, 

 ;/i('.s7(-, R. W.; nuin-ina]iche, Ihave; knm- 

 tniiche, thiiu hast, etc., C. Cree ghee, 

 'have'; Chip, kc or f/e): ne mahche, 

 that which hath been, Eccl. 3, 1.5; tan- 

 mahche iissen, he hath done it. Is. 44, 23 

 {tashbi mhh. commaugf how much have 

 you given? R. W. ; 7t>at mesh-nawmOnash, 

 I did not see those things; niim-maut- 

 (ndreteai'iiiicii, I have done planting, 

 R. \V. ). Cf. iDiililxheati, it decays, fails, 

 comes to an end; vtajish, maiintadi'ish, 

 at last {tiuinrlid nhom, a dead man, 

 R. W. ) ; mahchiiuiii, he is sick, etc. See 

 had. 



have (v.), dlitnu, he has, i. e. possesses 

 or owns (nnlldlitu, I have, I possess (it) ; 

 riidfddou, Ihave; kutnhtiinp, thou hadst; 

 viih. ahton, he has; nay ahtong, they 

 had, C. ); suppos. nohohtiink,he who 

 has, the owner; neg uldnnkeg, the 

 owners or possessors; vbl. n. ohteoonk, 

 iilitoonk, a having, a possession; vbl. n. 

 pass, or suppos. part. inan. ohteiik, pos- 

 se.ssed, had, owned; hence a field, land 

 cultivated, inclosed, or to which the 

 idea of ownership attaches {alilfnk, soil, 

 a field, C. ). See Vielong to. 



haven, harbor, knhpiog, kohpaonk, kiip- 

 pdhkoinuk, kiilijidhkomtik, koppdmuk, 

 kdhpddnk, etc., all derived from kup- 

 pdhham, kdbham, he shuts close, closes 

 up, which is from kuppi, kuppiyeu, it is 

 close, thick, dense; suppos. kobpog, 

 when it incloses or closes up; act. vbl. 

 kohpaonk, a closing or making close; 

 kuppiohkomuk [kupp\-koinak'\, a closed 

 place, a covert, etc. 



havrk, quanundn. Lev. 11, 16; ow6h,- 

 shnog, Dent. 14, I.t; maahquanon, Job 

 39, 26 {imghoirnnan, R. W.). Cf. qim- 



