ENGLISH-NATICK DICTIONARY 



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vainly, Inhnmclie. 



valiant, kenoiiipue, valiant, valiantly; ke- 

 iiiiiiijK'iotil; vaXoi; keiKiiiijtdiiinihji'ixKHonk-, 

 lioldness, C. Cf. keiiomji, a captain, 

 John 18, 12; keenomp and inuckquonip, 

 a captain or valiant man, R. W. See 

 captain, meimhkesii, memihke ussti, he 

 does valiantly (he is strong, powerful, 

 in action); meniihkemeii, a "mighty 

 man of valor', 2 Chr. .32, 21. n-ntlm- 

 nantamoonk, 'valor', Man. Pom. 86. 



valley, mndahkm, amouohkoi, mconokdiyea 

 {oonomi'ohkfxil, pi. -i-i/euash, C. ): en 

 mnouhki'iriinw, into the valley, into the 

 low country [ajiHii-nlikf, deep or low 

 land]. 



value, wuncoham, he values, fixes the 

 value of (it); mumhainun, he values it; 

 an. ininmhiiii, he values him, estimates 

 his value (for ransom); vbl. n. ininaj- 

 lumicooitk, a valuing, valuation, esti- 

 mated value. See ransom. 



vanish, mohtiqwhteau, mohtuppaeu, it 

 \-anishes, passes away. See consume; 

 fade; pass away. 



vapor, oiiirdii, mist, vapor, mshkentui, 

 collect, nishkenunk, mist, fog, tine rain. 

 pukkuttaemes [dimin. from pvkkut, 

 smoke], vapor, mist. 



vast. See great. 



veil, otikquerpiohhoii, -hm. a veil {onkqiieek- 

 hm, a hat, C. ); vbl. n. caus. from onk- 

 vhav, he covers (him), he is covered: 

 onquequoldtoii , 'he covered his face' 

 (with it). Is. 6, 2. puttogquequohhoii, 

 vbl. n. caus. irompmttaffirhaii, puttogr/nli- 

 wan, he hides or covers over, yutir- 

 qiiohhm, vlil. n. caus. from ydmmau, he 

 sliuts up, uialces close. ' 



venereal disease (?), mamaskishcv&i, lie 

 hath the pox; iiKiinankinhanmitch, tlie 

 last pox, R. W. 



venison, vei/auj: (flesh, meat), venisou 

 {}icdttiler.im ireei/om, I long for venison, 

 R. W.). See flesh. 



very, ahche, very much, exceedingly; 

 muttae, mcocheke, much, very much; 

 vussauiiie, too much, too, very [navprh. 

 very; nanjiehpeatrag, least, very small; 

 ahche and pefituh, very, C. ). 



vessel, irixkq, irisq, 7iiisJiq (irpaskq, C ), a 

 dish, pot, or vrs.-^el: irishiiiiic jiiiiuiiice,a, 

 pot of oil; iiii/.i.-,,inxli,iin,,lf, 'in old bot- 

 tles' (when the vc^^scUh. ,1(1). Ci.ohkuk, 

 earthen pot, kettle; qadnaoask Iqunni- 

 ■wiskij, long vessel], bottle, wiskq or 

 weaskq was the name for any dish or 

 vessel made from a gourd or other 

 of the Cucurl)itace!e, asq, (i.vpiash. See 

 gourd; scpiasli. 



vessel (boat). See boat; shallop; ship. 



vex, nimxqKeheau, mcosqheau, he vexes 

 him. Caus. an. from musquanumaii, he 

 is angry with (him) (?). See provoke. 



victory, .solikmuiu, he prevailsover (him ) , 

 lie obtains the victory; v. i. an. mhk6-ii(, 

 he conquers, he has the victory; sup- 

 pos. noh solikaasit, he who is victorious; 

 vbl. n. sohkohsiionk, sohkauxKonk, viiv 

 tory. See prevail over. 



vieiw, kuhkhmeam, kohkinnum, he ob- 

 serves, notices, marks (it); kuhkinneasu, 

 lie marks it (nukkeehkcneam, I view; 

 kiihkhi<usinneat, to take a view, C. ) See 

 mark. vmsnaumpatAmmin, to view or 

 look about; wussmmipatamoonck, a pros- 

 pect, R. W. 



village, iiliine.inen, small town; dimin. 

 from ')/('(//. 



vine, irciiiiiiiia, icaiumwusaipog, irenomesip- 

 pog; pi. -ruash or quash (weHomin, we- 

 nom, a grape; pi. wenominneash) . 



violence, woskehuwaonk (vbl. n. act., 

 doing hurt) ; voskeMttuonk{vh\. n. pass., 

 receiving hurt). See hurt, chekeeneh- 

 liionk (vbl. n. pass.), suffering force; 

 chekeheaii, he uses force or violence (to). 

 See compel; force; rob. 



violently, chtkee {chekewde, forcibly, C): 

 chekee tisseonk, an act of violence. 



virgin, penoiitp, pi. +aog {keegsquau', keh- 

 tKckqiifiir, R. W. Edwards gives Muh. 

 /teiiniiijxiusoo, pi. -\-iik, a boy, boys. 

 IVq. qiitiiiK.'ieK, a virgin girl. Stiles, for 

 sqiKisege, sqnaulises, a girl (?), dimin. of 

 xqiia). 



vision, monomansnonk, a vision. Cf. mo- 

 iHiiiii, monunaum, he looks upon, be- 

 holds (it). 



