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TBUMBfLL] NATICK-ENGLISH DICTIONARY 197
wonog'q—continued.
the door'. Cant. 5, 4; ii-ijnogque pnnsah-
thetj, the hole of the pit, Is. 51, 1; v:utch
hassunonogqut, from the holes in the
rocks, Jer. 16, 16; petshonat or/qunat, to
fall into a pit, Matt. 12, 11.
[Del. u'oa lac, a hole; tnil /»/(, he is
digging a hole; u-ocil lieeii, to dig a hole,
Zeisb.]
wouteauunat, v. i. to dig a hole: iiw-
ti-onteam, I have digged, 2 K. 19, 24;
^mnteau ohkit, he digged in the earth,
Matt. 25", 18; loanleasli, dig thou, Ezek.
8, 8; tv6nteaon, when I digged, ibid.;
' w6nteauh Icah uikuthdmim, he made a
pit and digged it', Ps. 7, 15; vvnieaog,
they dig pits, Ps. 119, 85. See kutta'h-
ha,n.
•wroohsuppae. See wolmppaldap.
woonki, adj. and adv. (1) crooked, Prov.
2, 15: woonki ayeuongash, crooked places.
Is. 45, 2; ne woonkag, that which is
crooked, Eccl. 1, lo; u-oonkagif:h, crooked
things, Is. 42, 16. (2) perverse, wrong,
Hab. 1,4; nashpewoonkagk, wrongfully,
Jer. 22, 13. Cf. penaeu; pepemsqite.
[Narr. wduki, crooked, R. \V. 54.
Cree wdgow, it is crooked, Howse 71.
Del. viiktsrliri'i, v. adj. it is criioked,
Zeisb. Or. 164.]
woonkitteauonat, v. t. (an. and inan.?)
woonkitteau iiummayash, he makes my
paths crooked (for me). Lam. 3, 9.
woosuppahtumunat, v. t. to make
bright, to furliish, Ezek. 21, 11: wooi