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wind — continued. 



fhu;, McK. ). Cf. wa&beu, wadpu, it rises 

 up; ivoppinnok, air, C. misMupan 

 [inishc-wdpan'], a great wind, R. W. 

 mishaowrjiin, a greatealm; aawepin, the 

 wind ceased, Mark 4, 39 \_co-ioaban or 

 wmdban (the neg. form), there was no 

 wind] . ii'unndgehan or wunnigm wm'ipi, 

 (there is) a fair wind; wanncgitch tinit- 

 tin, when the wind is fair, R. W. mat- 

 tdgehan, a cross wind; mattagehatch, 

 when the wind is cross, ibid. See 

 driven by the wind; east; north; 

 northeast wind; northwest; southeast 

 wind; south wind; west wind. 

 wind about, looweausiiin, it winds about, 

 a winding about, Ezek. 41, 7. See 

 around. 

 window, kenogkoneg, kenogkeneg (kenag- 

 Mnneg, a glass window; kunnatequa- 

 nick, C. ). 

 wing, timnnuppoh, (his) wing, the wing 

 or wings of: pagukwunnuppoh, one w-ing 

 of {viinnuppoh, pi. +whunash,C.; %vun- 

 nup, pi. -\-pash, R. W. ) ; also n-unnup- 

 pohwhimoh, wunnupwkunoh, the wing or 

 wings of: pasukwunnuppohtohunoh, one 

 wing of; wunnuppuhmhunduh, their 

 wings, the wings of (them); niippoh- 

 u-tmau (he has wings), 'having wings'. 

 Is. 6,2; yaidnne.puhvhunau, having four 

 wings, Ezek. 1, 6. From neepoh, nee- 

 pati, he rises up; cans, inan., it makes 

 rise up; umnnuppuhwhun/mh, for inin- 

 neep-uhhauun-ouh, they cause them to 

 rise ('their wings'). 

 winter, pSpon {papdne, R. W.; Abn. 

 pebSn; Old. Alg. pipomi, Lahontan; Ot- 

 tawa, /»ip(5n; Chip. peebdn,pipoon; Muh. 

 hpoon, Edw.). See seasons. 

 wipe, chiskham, jiskham, he wipes (it); 

 inan. pi. iimtchiskhftmunash, she wiped 

 them, Luke 7, 28 {nut-jeeskham, I wipe, 

 C. ). From chekham, he sweeps. See 

 towel. 

 wise, waantam, he is wise (tmuontam, a 

 wise man or counselor; suppos. pi. 

 wauontakick, wise men, R. W.); nco- 

 waanlam, I am wise; loaantash, be thou 

 wise; JWrtHtaj, let him be wi.se; suppos. 

 waantog, if he be wise; noh waantog, he 

 who is wise; vbi. n. widitiamouonk, wis- 

 dom, being wise. From vahruh, ircih- 

 eau, he knows, and (iiumtam, he has in 

 mind, is minded (?). Uiupoirnir, a wise 



wise — continued. 



speaker; pi. taupoimuog, their wi.se 

 men, R. W. See priest. 

 wish, iioiitux'cmtam, he wishes; iiua- 

 liiinliiyijiititm, I wish, C. kodtantam, 

 he wishes for, he desires (it). See de- 

 sire; would that. 

 viritch.,.k6sji.kquom, Deut. 18, 10. panwau, a 

 wizard or witch, a sorcerer; fem. pau- 

 wA^q, witch, 'sorceress', Is. 57, 3; see 

 priest, mamoiitam, a diviner, a wizard; 

 iiioiH'tiKink, 'divination', Deut. 18, 10; 

 inamoiitumaioiik, 'enchantment' {inaa- 

 neiu, a conjurer, R. W. ). 

 with, nashpe, with, by, by means of (an 

 inan. object) {ndshpe, hy, C). weeche, 

 with, in company with (a person or an. 

 object): kco-weeche ivcomf:eunsh, I go 

 down with thee, Gen. 46, 4. 

 wither, ahpcoteau, uhpooieau, it withers; 

 (dries up?); pi. ahpmtaash, uppooia- 

 mh, they wither; an. uppmsuog, they 

 wither; cf. appmsu, he cooks, he ia 

 baked, roasted (ap'ifsumma, warm this 

 for me, R. W.). 

 withhold, kogk/hmum, he withholds 

 (it); an. kogkdunumau, he withholds 

 (it) from (him). See hold, 

 ■within, andme (uniiommiyeu, C. ); en 

 aiioiiie, en anoomut, in the inside of, in 

 the inner part of; wutthmomhog, the en- 

 trails or inwards, 

 without, u-oskeche. See outside; surface, 

 poqandche, without, outside of (in 

 the open air); suppos. pohgiuidckif, 

 (when) outside, without, in open air 

 {puckqi'ialchlck, R-W.). nxiiine, with- 

 out (not liaving, destitute of). See no. 

 witness, 'nnnmu, he bears witness, 

 he testifies; (mmconaj, let it be a wit- 

 ness or a testimony; suppos. neg ii-au- 

 u-acheg, they who bear witness; vbl. n. 

 wamvaonk, witnessing, testimony; n. 

 agent. wamvaen-in,ii witness {wdwaenin, 

 C. ); inan. obj. wauontam, wauwdontam, 

 he bears witness to (it), he testifies to 

 (it). 

 wolf, mukquosMm, mummugquoshum 

 {murkqiutshim, R. W. ; miikquXsshum, C; 

 nattcohqiimiog, wolves, ibid.; nattmh- 

 gu.i, Mass. Ps., John 10, 12; natdqus, a 

 wolf; moattdquit, a black wolf; natd- 

 qumhuiu-k, a wolf-skin coat, R. W.; 

 Vi-q.. mueks, wolf, Stiles) {mogke-oaas, 

 great animal]. Cf. Muh. mqiioli, bear. 



