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TBIMEULI.J NATICK-EKGLISH DICTIONARY 117
panno3wau—continued.
pann(Bvrieii-i)i, a Vi-di: Vrom jxutiii^, and
nojii'aii, he sjieaks.
pannu. See ihiiiih-.
panuppu, panuppe, thrciuj.'hout, thoroughly;
as V. i. paiiUji/M iramr, [he) is
through all, Eph. i, 6; prep., Rom. 1,8;
adv.. Gen. 11, 3; Rom. 15, 19; intens.
}>iip(iniiuppe, throughout, 2 t-hr. 34, 7;
wholly, Jer. 2, 20.
[Abn. papanmiSi, 'par tout'.]
panupwushati, v. t. he goes throughout:
jiininpii'Hshaoij otanauli, 'they went
through the cities', Luke 9, 6; 2 Chr.
It!, 9 ( paiumpshdnat hehtoh kali, ohke,
'to compass sea and land', C. ; but
l;iip-pannupwnsln>ne(iii, etc., 'you com-
pass', etc.. Matt. 23, Lt). From jinii-
iippi-t.
papadtinunk, n. coll. tine rain, 'show-
ers', Dent. 32, 2. See padlippasldn.
papahtantam, v. i. and t. inan. he trusts.
See pahalitnr, Stiles.]
papekq, n. a flea, 1 Sam. 24, 14; 26, 20
{poppek, C. ). Cf. palipoltkniiiaii.
[Abn. hahikS, puce; habu, ciron dans
les mains, etc.; pS'kSc, vers dans la
chair, sur viande. Del. acliji'