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humble iv. l, hnhjuihi'/iliiaii, he makes 

 ( liiiii ) liuuililf, lie humbles (him). 



hundred, an. juinuhatog, inan. jxi-tHl:- 

 raasli: tit'(ji(t jKiaiikcoog, one hun(!re<l 

 (persons); ytnint pasiikcoe kodtiniuii'i,^ 

 ffir four hundred years, lit. yearly to 

 the four-hundredth im/uit /Kiirsitck, 

 one hundred, R. \V. ; ih->jiiI juis.inkoo or 

 paxsttkoog, C. ). 



hungry, kodtiipjuo, he is hungry; imk- 

 kodlnji, I was hungry {it'eulliiji, I am 

 hungry, R.W. ; nuk-hodtup, C. ) ; suppos. 

 unl) l-i,dtiipiiil, he who is hungry, pi. ■ 

 iKuj J:n,!liipinil,-hiii\ n. agent, kodtiijiireii 

 [for kiidfiip/nDi'ii], a hungry man [from 

 kod-iippaj, he desires to eat], paska- 

 noittnm, he is extremely hungry, he 

 sta.rves or is starving; noh iialnii. iinp- 

 pooe paskanontdin, lie is like to die with 

 hunger; vbl. n. paskdiwntamcaonk, starv- 

 ing, extreme hunger. See eat; starve. 



hunt, fi'IcJuii'ii, he hunts, is hunting 

 ((turlini'ii, he is gone to hunt or fowl; 

 iit(iiii-!iin'imii),l<so to hunt; uiir]„ifilitck, 

 let us hunt, R. W.; ,nilt,,hrl,iii,. I hunt, 

 C. ; Del. j/iili' iilliiiiir'ihiii, come, let us go 

 a-hunting, Hkw. ); vlil. n. audchaoiik, 

 hunting (the game taken by hunting, 

 Prov. 12, 27); n. agent. adcli<iin, aiid- 

 rliacii, a hunter (ndchdhnn, a fowler, 

 C. ). V. t. an. <vlrh(iii<iii, he hunts (ani- 

 mals or live game); adrhinntog, they 

 hunt; suppos. ydH. 'idclianoiil, (when) 



hunt — ciintinued. 



hunting; imli iiilrJiiiiii,,il, he who hunts; 

 with inan. ..lij. iidrhoiilaiii iniiDifJitnoiik, 

 he hunts his prey, ,Jol) :!.S, 39. See 

 strive after. 



hurl, toiikiiiml qn.<t>iiikrjna»ash, to hurl 

 stones (from a sling, 1 Chr. 12, 2); v. i. 

 Inrjkdii, togkm, he hurls, he strikes. See 

 strike. 



hurry. See liasten. 



hurt, tivxkheiKt, iroxkiheriK, he hurts, 

 injures, does harm to (him); suppos. 

 part. an. woskeheunt, harming, hurting 

 (when he hurts); mat pLih kmvoskhuk- 

 km, he shall not hurt thee; negat. im- 

 perat. uoHkeheiVikoii, do him no harm 

 (miskehhcaog iiuhhiigkdnh, they hurt 

 themselves, C. ; iiajiroMn'mn, I hurt, 

 ibid.); pass, ncoimskliil. I am hurt; 

 adj. vonkehliutvae, hurtful; vbl. n. act., 

 woskehwmoiik (a hurting), hurt, vio- 

 lence; vbl. n. pass., troxkehilliionk, 

 violence suffered (a being hurt), a 

 wound; n. agent, troskehliun-ne}!, one 

 who hurts or harms, 'the spoiler'. Cf. 



|/v,,«y/„„„A-, Wood. 



husband, tnixukeli, ira]isi(ki'Ji, the hus- 

 band of, (her) husband {nx'ixick, R. W.; 

 iciixiikkioii, iraxckk'teii, a husband, C. ); 

 ndxiik, my husband; ka.vik, thy hus- 

 band; kdlimkonvog, your husbands. 



husks, iriihhogkomriiinneash; id inMiog- 

 koiiniiid, to the husk. 



, }h;ii, ii?,i: iiretixed «', md [ii,r,i, R. 

 W.; ,„„,(.'.; Del. »(■, Hkw.): nm inwh, 

 I am he. The characteristic n of the 

 first person tills the place that in several 

 other languages, Semitic and Aryan, is 

 assigned to the principal consonant of 

 the pronoun of the second person. It 

 may be denominated »' demonstrative. 

 With the Indian all action Ijegan or 

 centered in self, nen, the reduplicated 

 demonstrative, was the emphatic 'this 

 one'; hence cHiii, man; uIidhi, male; 

 ruud, any (one person or thing of the 

 kind spoken of), as well as ne, this 

 (thing); rui, these; noh, he who, that 

 person; 7uig, they; neane [ne-uiini], fo 



I — continued. 



as, thus; nan, ncnan, the .same; n'liili, 

 it is so, that is, etc. (cf. Engl, thou, 

 they, the, this, that, then, thus, there). 

 ruittiiiiir, I myself, ego ip.se. See 

 kind (n. ). 



ice, kiiiipadi, kiijjjidd (rapi'il, R.W.; Peq. 

 kiippid. Stiles) ; suppos. from kuppicii, 

 it is closed: when it is closed up or 

 stopped. 



idle, xrxegenam, mxcgeiiam, he is idle 

 (habitually, by reduplication from 

 segenain, he is indolent, slothful; see 

 slothful, slow); n. agent, sesegenamiren, 

 an idle ma:i; vbl. n. nesegeneammonk 

 [ndsekeneamStonk, C. ), habitual idleness. 



