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unable, nmnnm, nmnarnim, I am unable, 

 I can not, and he is unable, he can not; 

 nmnonamumun, we are notable (noiid- 

 niim, nodnsliem, I can not, R.W. ; nconat, 

 to be wanting or defective, C. )• Cf. 

 nmchumun, weak; matUmum, he is un- 

 worthy, Mark 1, 7. I'mheau, he could 

 not, Judg. 1, 19. matta tapenum, he is 

 not able, he can not; matta iapenumm, it 

 can not, it is unable; from tdpi, taupi, 

 enough, sufficient; tapenum, he suffices 

 for, can. 



unbind, ompenniii, he unbinds (him). 

 See loose. 



uncle, v-ussissex, trussusses, his unrle 

 ( cosheshi, an uncle, C. ; wussese, R. W . ) ; 

 nwmsses, my uncle; ummittamvussuh 

 (Dshesoh, the wife of his uncle (Muh. 

 nsase, (my) uncle by the father's side; 

 iiuchehque, (my i uncle by the mother's 

 side, Edw. ). 



unclean, iiishkeneunkrpu; suppos. jiis/i- 

 leneunkquodt, when it is unclean; an. 

 nishkeneimkqussu, (he is) unclean; vlil. 

 n. nishkeneunkqussuonk, (the doing of) 

 uncleanness; cans. inan. mshketean, he 

 makes (it) unclean, defiles it. 



uncover, wohsliiiiam, he uncovers 

 (opens), poskinum, he lays bare. 



under, agivu, agive, it is below, under- 

 neath. See below. 



understand, im/itmii, he understand.-. 

 See know. 



undesignedly, p ehchen ( ' unawares ' , 

 Num. ?..5, 11; Gal. 2, 4). 



unexpectedly, tiadchu. See suddenly. 



unless, knttiiiiiiiiii (kittumma, C. ; kottutne, 

 knttiimiua, C. Mather). 



until, pajeh; yeu pajeh, until now; no 

 pajfh, toh pajeh {v6 pajeh, ndpaj, C), 

 until that, until. 



thus 

 of]. 



See 



top. 



unto (as far as), vehqiie (yb u-iqne. 

 far, R. W. ) [wuhkoeu, at the end 

 See end. 



up. See go; lift up; spring up. 



upper, knhkukqiif, almve, upper, 

 ascend; go. 



upper part, imskrrhr. See surface; 



upright, .s'„y//</r<. S.H-ercct; right; stand. 



upward, piiamii, upward, more than (in 

 time): vmtvli . . . kali paamu, from 

 (one month old) and upward, Num. 

 26, 2, 4. See above; go. 



urge, chettinmm, he urges; chiiiiiiiioiint, 

 to urge, C-. See compel. 



urinate, suppos. noh sdgketog, noh sagkeet, 

 he who urinates. Cf. sokinnum, he 

 pours out. 



urine, niiiyen, nunneyeu; miiiiiiiiineyeu, 

 their urine. Is. 36, 12. 



use, (inwohte.au, auvjahteau, he uses (it), 

 makes use of (it) {mtttauohteaii}, I 

 use, C". ): aiiwohteaog mnttiiiiitihk'iii , they 

 use the right hand; aiiiralili'ddij yen 

 siiigkatiraoiik, they use this proverb, 

 Ezek. IS, 2; suppos. noh auwohleadt, he 

 who uses; vbl. n. pi. auvohteaongash, 

 weapons, John 18, .3 (utensils?), au- 

 imhkon, it is used, habitually made use 

 of {auirohkonal, ompaitamtmat, to wear 

 clothes out, C. ) . nohtdnum, nehtGnuin, 

 he makes habitual use of, knows how 

 to use, is .skilled in the use of; suppos. 

 null noJiloiink, he who uses; pi. neg tioh- 

 tonukey, they who handle or are accus- 

 tomed to the use of (spears, shields, 

 etc.), 1 Chr. 12, 8; 2Chr. 25, 5. 



uselessly, talina)che, in vain, causelessly 

 [rnatta-ncochel^. 



usually, yoyatche, always (usually, C, 

 and u'ameyeue, usually, ibid.). 



utterly, pupaqwiinie. See thoroughly. 



