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Powhatan English
Based on William Stracheys 1618 second copy of A Dictionarie of the Indian Language,
compiled c. 1610-1613, first edited and published in 1849 by R.H. Major Esq. of the British
Museum with the addition of Captain John Smiths notes collected c. 1607-1609. The
material is herein presented as is with no attempt made to analyse or respell the original
entries, and no guarantee of accuracy.
Powhatan Meaning in English Notes
aamowk angle
aawahussen a coat of plate
aayxkehake a spade
abescur a vaine
accecow, pahquarra a spark of fier
accomodemsk a turtle
acconjaivwh to bend
accoondews blew berries of the bignes of grapes, very pleasant
accopaatamun to feed with a spoon
accowprets sheares Smith.
accowson to step or go up
ackohican to make a dish
acomtan a boat
ahcohkinnemun to carry upon ones shoulder
ahcoushe to climb a tree
ahgwur to cover one
ahkij, vwwaap to hurt, or a thing hurts me
ahone God
ahpewk feathers
ahqwohhooc a dram
ahshaham a lobster
ahshowcutteis a bird with carnation-coloured wings
ahsmenuns, paukauns a walnut
ahtur it stincketh
aiossapanijk a flying squirrel
aitowh a ball
akontant a playster
amaiuwh, netacoon a great way
amathoth a target
amenacacac seedes
amin, nussacun to bite
ammawskin, adamoin, adamosu
to fall
ammomu to sowe
amonsoquath a beare
amosens a daughter
ampconomindg to make a spouse
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ampkone a frying pan
amunwhokk a targett
amuwoir to take heed
anah farewell, or the word at parting
anansecoon a mat made of reeds
ananson a matt
anaskimmins acorn
anaskomens acornes
anath farewell
ancagwins a pot
anowwoninr to suck
aotawk a ratt
apacet to throw a thing away
apahhammundg to go after
aparoumenans wheat parcht in the fier
apegwus a mouse
apetawh poan to broyle or toast bread
apoanocanosutch to make bread
apokan a tobacco pipe
apome the thighe
apones bread
apooke tobacco
apopaqwatecus alone
aposon a beast in bignes like a pig and in tast alike
apouscase a slowrome
apowhoh-homins whelpes
apowssaw to rost
appoans bread
apquammon a show
aquintayne manggoy a great ship
aquintayne taux a little boate or canoa
aquointan a canoa or small boat
aqwaskawwans the waves of the sea
aqwataneik a greene tree
aramiath south, neire I am sick
arathkone a beast like a fox
ariqwossac aunts
arounmossouth to be sick
arrokoth the skie
asapan a hasty pudding
asaqueth the clay they make pipes of
ascahamu to dress or pitch a boat
ascamauk an eele
ascaxasqwus sea weeds
ascunmewh raw
ashes punguy
aspamu, ottawn the earth
asqweowan arrow
assahampehooke lobster
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assamuwh the head of an arrow that is rownd
assaovnsawh the feathers of an arrow
assentamens pears
assentewcaiah yt shyneth
asseseim a wheat plomb
assimnims walnutts
assimoest a fox
assowpook a box in which they play at a certain kynd of gamee
assunnoineindge a walnut tree
atapaha a kixe
atcheisqwansun to leane against a thing
attaanqwassuwk a starre
attagwassanna the west
attasqwus weedes Smith writes attasskuss meaning leaves, weeds, or grasse
attawp a bowe Smith.
attemous a dog
attemois a dog
attonce arrowes Smith.
attowrin a civet cat
aucogwins a kettle
aucutgaqwassan a copper kettle
auhtab a bow
auketuttawj a fishhooke
aumaumer awake
aumoughhowgh a target Smith.
aumpossaish out, or yt is pluckt out
aumpsuwk hearing
aunshecapa afternoone
auntemdun, nooueshetun to beat out with a cudgell
aupeis a bowstring
auppes a bow string
aussab, nacowns a nett
autowtaoh an eare of wheat
auutsahamun to take up with a spoone
auutus to stinck
awassew, bauqweuwh to fly
bagwanchy basson a girdle
bahtanomun to warme one
bmseran apook fill the pipe with tobacco
bocata oc kok to strike fier
bocuttaw fier
boketawh fier
cacutterewindg kear? What is your name?
cacutterewindg yowk? What is his name?
cacuttewindg near? What is my name?
caivwh I cannot tell
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cakekesqus rushes
camange a tobacco bag
camatinge six in number
camzowan rayne
capotone sturgion Smith.
case how many Smith.
catchcahmun mushe to chop wood
Cattapeuk spring Smith. The season.
catzahanzamusheis the flame
caumenaan, cowichawwotun now lett go togither
caumorowath, caumeir, caumear-ah
to come (being spoken familiarly or hard by)
cauwaih oysters
cawahcheims a small bird or chicken
cawassow a covering or mantle made of feathers
cawcawmear, ascamaner to go along
cawesewh to be like to fall
cawmdguc a bramble or brier
cawqweawans stockings
cawwaivwh, petaocawin a bed
ceumeats a fowle like a teale, with a sharp bill like a black bird
chakasowe a crack in any thing
chapant a shew
cheawanta a robin read-breast
chechmqwanims a nut like a small acorn, good meat
cheiksew a marryner or seaman
cheipsin land
cheisk all
chesawk the rynd of a tree like hemp
cheskchamay all friends
chessunnaansun to make a mat
chichiquamins a kind of graine to eat
chingissum yt is warme or hot weather
chippsin land or earth Smith writes chepsin meaning land
chmgawwonawk a rattle, such as they use in their ceremonies, made of a goard
chowhwasuw ague
coan snow
Cohattayough sommer Smith.
cohqwaivwh calme
coiahqwus a gull
comatinchtassapooeksku 60 Smith.
comotinch 6 Smith.
commomais you love
commotins a turtle
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commotoouh to steale
cotappesseaw to overset, or a boat to turne keele up
cowcaunemmun, ahtowvun to make a frame or boate
cowwotaioh summer
crenepo a woman Smith writes the same.
cucheneppo a woman
cummeish yoowah give yt him
cunnaivwh long
cunnaqueis to swell
cunsenagwus and Indian hatchet
cuppatoan a sturgeon
cuppeh yea or yes
cuppenauk a gate
cuppotaw deafe
curcye neire I am cold
cursine sister
cushe to hide or cover from the rayne
cuskessamun to turne or take up the coales
cuspurn to tye or make fast any thing
cutchow matowran to burne as if a shake light on any thing
cutessenepo a woman
cutsotahwooc a bourd
cuttachcum meis to looke ones head
cuttack an otter
cuttahamunourcar make a grave
cuttaqwocum to pull one downe
cuttassamais a beggar
cuttenamvwhwa a polecat
cuttepacus, raieawk a day
cutterah to tell any one thing
cuttoundg to bark
cuttoxeen weary
damisac a knife
dawbasonquire warme yourself
easacunnakack, peya quagh acquintan vttasantasough
In how many daies will there come hether any more English ships?
Smith.
esepannuwh hard
eskowwascus sedge
fatacaumexan a sparrowhawke
geispun to be full
hatacqwoear hold yt aside
hauquequins a little stone pot
hawtoppe a bow
hawtorinkanaske a black fox skyn or an overgrowne sables
howghweyh takon neire I am hungry
huskpemmo, poketaws to sow wheat
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huspissaan to leap
husquamun to sow with a needle
husque by and by, or quickly
husquequenatora now I understand you
iahcasomaw to light any thing
iakesan apooke light tobacco
ioughqueme wath let us go or come awaie
ire assuminge go and run quickly
ireh cuppeintanaan to goe downe
ireh vscoend to goe abroad
ireh, paspeen to goe
jacuttehwoon to cleanse a pipe
Ka ka torawincs yowo What call you this Smith
kaasun a village
kahangoc a goose
kahunge a goose
kameyhan rayne
kantikantie sing and daunce
kantokan to daunce
kanyough I know not
kapessemapaangun give me a little piece
kator nehiegh mattagh neer vttapitchewayne
Truly he is there I doe not lie. Smith.
kawkopen quier I drink to you
kawmdvppaan the head ake
kawwin sleepe
kayquiose a boat
kear you
kecuttannowas lightning
keihtascooc, sassacomuwah adder
keij out, away, or get you gone
keis how many
keiskecamon to kick or spurn
kekataughtassapooeksku 90 Smith.
kekatawgh 9 Smith.
kekenohaivwh, vspewh not gon up
kekepemgwah smoake
kekewh alive
kekten pokahontas patiaquagh niugh tanks manotyens neet mowchick rawrenock aughowgh
Bid Pokahontas bring hither two little Baskets, and I will give her white beads to make her a chaine.
Smith.
kekughes lives Smith.
kekuttun to say or be said
kemaantun to speak softly
kemotte brother
kenah I thanck you
kencuttemaum good morrow, or the word of salutation
keneiwuh sharp
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kennehautows I understand well
kenorockonoren quire come look at my head
kequasson a pot to drinck in
keseiceindcher to wash the hand
keseiqwaan to wash the face
keshackaivwh durt
keshawtewh light
keshemaik pooc the tobacco is naught
keshowse the sun
keskek 10 Smith.
kesshekissun to laugh
kesshemauc weake
kessohikear shut the dore
ketarowksunnah to break all in pieces
ketssetawun to wash any thing
kicke mother
kicketen quier speak, or tell me
kikithamots the wynd
kispurracautapus a garter
koske ten in number
kouppathe yea truly
kowse father
kuttchawe I burne
kykeytawe nine in number
maangairagwatowh a great hole
maangwipacus leaves
machacammac a great howse
mache, nehiegh yowrowgh, orapaks
Now he dwels a great way hence at orapaks.
Smith.
machenecawwun to lye downe to sleepe
machequeo a show
macherew, marapo enemy or naught
machess low
macuqs, caunomel a grapes stone or the stone of any plum
maentchatemayoac gone
mahawke a gourd
mahcatawaiuwh black
mahcatois a coal of fier
mahcawq a pumpeon
mahmaindg-nohaivwh I have none
mahqwaih a great wynd
majawh streight
makateweygh pearle
makique snot
malacommeir I will not give it
mamantu terracan to play at any game
mamarenaretun to wrastle
mammahe sucawahum give me some water
mammaum, arrahqwotuwh the clowds
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mammun to take hold of any thing
mamoindgakij, potterakai it hurts me not, or yt is whole or well
manaang-gwas a butterfly
mananst a little stone
mangeker the height of any thing at a good growth
mangoite great
maniasc cake to cut rushes
mannottaihcaun to make a basket
manote a basket
mantchoor a coat, jerkin, doublet or ells what
maquascawnomell a plomb stone
maquiquins small bells
maraak ceader
maracah apple
marahungoc a goosling
marowanchesso a boy Smith.
marrakimmins grapes
marrapough enimies Smith.
maskapow the worst of the enimies Smith.
maskihaan to be melancholy or sad
maskowhinge a parrot
massacamwmdg a parret
matacawiak perle
matacawqweowanneth I have no hose
matachesa it is not lighted
matagvenatoxoth I understand you not
matah, tah no or nay
mataheigh catommoik apron or any kind of dressed leather
matakennowntorawh I understand not
matakuske the leafe of a prickle peare
matamawcasunneh I have no shooes
mata-nowwontamen not to heare
matassaih a napkin or any lynnen
matassumitohook a small bird of divers cullors
matassun copper
matavppoannonuwh I have noe tobacco
matavtapawpeak you have no lice
matawiowijh a batchellor
matchkore a stags skyn Smith writes matchcores meaning skins, or garments
mattanahayyough I have yt not
mattaquenatorath I understand you not
mattassin copper Smith.
mattath noe
matush I wille not
maucaqwins a bell
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maucatawatsomeon an eare of new wheat
mauhsaan a nettle
maunomommaon prayer
mawchick chammay the best of friends Smith.
mawhcasuns shoos
maxatsno the tongue
mayanse I have yt not
mayis going in a path
mbococotamen to make a hole
meascoh armes
meatsun to sup, or have bene at supper
mecher to eate
mechocusk Ill eat by and by
mehkewh the bill or beak
mehtacooc a stalke
mehteqweins grasse
meihkeih a sore
meihkeis a wart
meihsutterask a creeke
meihtawk the eare of a man
meihteams a waterfowle in bignes of a duck, finely coulored with a copit crowne
meihtinge a hand
meihtoram a post
meihtucs a tree
meihtussuc eate with me
meishmicoan, chessoyowk give this to the child
meishnahmecher give me some meat
meisquan an elboe
mekouse the nayles of the fingers and toes
memnunnahqus an island
mendabuccah the head of a man
mepit the teeth
meqwanoc a long feather
merersc the haire of the head
meroathachessum a young boy
mese arme
meshpataan bocotaoh to fetch some fier
meskew the nose
meskott the leg
messeate the foot
messetonaance a beard
messetts feet by a general name
metacum a lowse
metawke the eares
metmge a hand
mettone the mouth
metucs a bridge
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metucsmarakimmins a bunch of grapes
minchin quire, minchin eat you
mintabukhan the head
miske heare
missanek a squirrell
mockasins shooes Smith.
mohwhaiok a moath
moieh, moiowat filther
moincaminge dead leaves
momonsacqweo a beare
momuscken a mole in the ground
monacookes swords
monahamshaw a bird like a lapwing, collour grey, which useth the water
monanaw a turkey
monascunnemu to clense the grownd and make yt fitt for seed
moninaw, cutsecammo the cock crowes
monohacan a sword
monowhauk a sword
monynawgh a turkey
moowchick a great deale
moroke ceader
mouhwacus a martern
moundg, nummundgu, cummundgu
to cut the haire of a mans head
mounshaqwatuwh heaven
moussomko a squirrel
mowchesoh a fly
mowcheson a fly
mowchick woyawgh tawgh noeragh kaquere mecher
I am verie hungrie? what shall I eate?
Smith.
mowhkohan a fish hooke
mowsah a little worme or magot
muckatahone the arme
mummacushenepo I have bene asleepe
mundgtacan sheares
muscaivwh, wingaivwh glorious, smooth, or beautiful
muscaussum bright or plaine all over
mushawwacat I am lither or lazier
muskan the forehead
muskefkimmins strawberries
muskeis wood
musken to run
muskiendues the eyes
muskins the eyes
muskmuims a mulbery
mussaangegwah maneaters
mussane a beast so called
mussaran a towne
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musses woods Smith.
mussetaqwaioh a circle
mussowuxuc a ship
mutsun milke
muttaqwohoons to stop or put in a stopple
muttassapec a cob-web
naantam a woolf
naantucah-necut only one
nahapue to dwell
nahayhough I have yt
namaske, nameche fish of any kind
nammais fish
Nanamachauwh the kings name of Roanoak
nawhpomind to lay downe a thing
nawpin to sit downe
nawwiowashim to carry a thing up and downe
near I myself
nearnowwan I have bene
necakessuttun to take one prisoner
necantowh to pull yt out
nechan a child
nechaun a child
necoondamen it is good meat
necussagwns to carry a thing betweene twoo
necutchucskuw to skrub ones head
necuttoughtysinough 100 Smith.
necuttwevnquaough 1000 Smith.
negeisp I am full
nehapper kupper sit further
nehapper sit downe
nehpaangunnu bluid
nehsaakah a reed
neighsawhor to come downe
neighseum to cry
neihpunsannvwh to make any thing blunt
neihsacan a waare to take fish
neir myself
nek a mother
nekut 1 in nomber Smith writes necut
Nemarough a man Smith.
nemat a brother
nembobatsoho to misse the hole
nepassingwahoon to strike
nepaun to sleepe
nepausche the sun
nepawironowh lame
nepensun dust
Nepinough the earing of their Corne Smith. Season.
nepkehanaan to pinch
nepocuttokeau a wound
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nepokeunnamu to soake bread
nepomotamen to shoot
nepopawinin to go before
nepotatamen to blow anything
neppe wett
nepunche neir I am dead
neputte the teeth
nequrissaw, nequtahke I dare not
neqwaxulloundwun to snort
netab a friend, or the principall word of kindness
Smith writes netoppew meaning friends
netab, netapewh I am your friend,or at your commaund
netap my deare friend
nethkeon the nose
netshetsunh the soule or vitall breath of man
nettencrianges, nummamuntam
to be faint
netuspus to leap as men leap in dauncing, or otherwise
nim I or yea
nimatewh a man
nindgapamutla mecreentecoh a king of the head
ninge 2 in nomber Smith writes nungh
ningepoke 20 in nomber Smith writes ninghsapooeksku
nisake a cane
nissakan a reed
nmtawooc a match
nocmchamino boketaw mend up the fier
noewanathsoun I have forgotten
nohaivwh to have
noiatewk, vnapootain hungry
nonattewh a faune
nonssamats cold
noraughtoan put on your hat
noughmass fish Smith.
noumpqwaam porredg or broth
noungasse a wife
noungat to doe
nousomon below
nousough 3 in nomber Smith writes nuss
nouwmais I love you
nowiowijh wiowah a married man
nowqweitut the ring finger
nows a father
nowwanus lost
nowwuntame to heare
nuckaandgum a sister
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numerothequier your companion
numma will you goe home
nummacha I will go home
nummacha to go home
nummagwais the poxe
nummaskatamen I care not for it
nummavmon to pull
nummawh to weepe
nummecaxuttenax to fight at fisticuffs
nummechijin I will eate
nummeisutteidg the little finger
nummeisutteingwah the fore finger
nummeramin to smell
nummonnemenndus to pluck up
numpenamun let me see it
nuppawe sleepe
nus three
nuscawes 8 in nomber
nusqwoik the neck of any thing
nussaandg elder
nussapooeksku 30 Smith.
nusseseqwus to whet
nusshaih the lippes
nussuccum to coughe
nusswash 8 Smith.
nusswashatassapooeksku 80 Smith.
nutsseqwacup I will drink no more
nuttacoondah a playster
nuttahcaam deep over the head
nuttaspin to sow or sett wheat
nuttawwuttemdg the long finger
nuutaqwon a flea
nuwamatamen I must keepe yt, or I love yt
nuwweisqwaput to wrap or wind up any thing
ockquetath a tausell of a goshauke
ockquins a watchet coulored bird
ohawas a crowe
ohcawooc a well
ohorinne crooked
ohshaangumiemuns shells
ohtamocan a barrell
ohtindge the claw of a crab
oiacpijann, naantuc-ah, pijautch to come agayne, or we will come againe
oiawh, wiaaws the leane of any flesh
okes gods Smith.
okisher, okinsher the bob of the gynny wheat without corne
oktamocan a can or any such like thing to drincke in
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onascandamen, opassontamen to catch in the mouth as dogs doe
onxe a fox
ootun cheese, or any curded matter made of milke
opaivwh white
opomens chestnutts
opommins chestnutts
opotenaiok an eagle
opoteyough the pipe is stopt
oreih ice
oremgeis feet of a hawk
oronocah a garden, or plot of ground to sow corne
osaih blew
osaioh yesterday
osakescai a cockle
osanintak a candle or gummy stick which will keepe light
osasianticus a bird called a Divedapper
osasquus a muskcat
osawas brasse
osies heavens Smith.
oskeitch above
ospanno a turkey cock
ossantamens, otassantamens peaze
otakeisheheis the gutts of anything
otassapnar to call one
otawiaac bocataw the fier is out
oteingas, oteincas a glove
oteyquennimin to teare or rent any thing
otsetuns, cutterewh to grow hie
ottanueis the trayne of a bird
ough yt is well
oughrath far off
ourcar a grave
ourcrewh purple
oussawack yellow
outacan a dish
outhamangoyth a tobacco bag
outpunnawk a grownd nut
owanough who hath this
owaugh an egge
oyykerough a bren, a fowle like a goose
paaksetower to bring into the boat
paangun a little peece
paatch nah rungan, vdamushcan
give me some butter or fat to spread on my bread
paatch-al, pasemeh to give
paatchkiscaw bald
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paaugahtamuns a hazell nut
pacus a chest
pacussac-an a gun or piece
pahcunnaioh darke
paiamasuw entombing
pamahsaivwh the world
pamesacks knives Smith.
pamyauk a goard
paougwnssenttawh to be dry or thirsty
papasowth the morning or sun rise
paqwachowng the falls at the upper end of the kings river
parankestassapooeksku 50 Smith.
paseme vppooke give me some tobacco
paskamath mulberries
paskaswe, tatumsew a crack or crackt
paskeaw, vdeistahamu to break with stryking on any thing
paskorath the gold sparkes in the sand
paspasaat, vscantewh the morning is faire
paspene to walke about
pasquehamon to eate
pasqwuxxaws to wind about
passagwear to rise up
passahicaan to clap ones hands
patewh neere by or next hand
patow to bring agayne
pattihquapisson a hat
pawcussacks gunnes Smith.
pawpawmear to walke
pawpecones pipes Smith.
peache fetch or bring
peccatpas beanes
peihtaoh froth
peihtoah scum
peinder to put yt in
peiutiker to come in
peketawes beanes
pemanataon a cord or small lyne, or a threed
pemucqweraneind twyned threed
pemuntnaw a rope or cord
penim the noise of a peece, or fall of a tree
penimathatoan thread
penninaugh a rope
penonge jeron stone
penumun to unclose hands
perervimuw angry
perew to be broke or crackt
perrmgqwak to looke asquint
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petawin the grownd
pettackqueth thunder
peyeugh returning
peymmata threed
pichamnis an excellent plom
pickewh the gum that yssueth out of a certaine tree called the Virginian maple
pickutts the gum we hold balsome
pijahtamaon to come to praier
pijia, pijarowah, pijarah to come (being spoken a far off to one)
piscoend a duck
pisquaon a duck
poawamindg an oake tree
poawnncindg an oake tree
pocohaac a pestle
pocohaac a pin
pocohaac an aule pin or needle
pocohack a bodkin or ale
pocohiquara milke made of walnutts
pocuttawes wheat
pocututauha the husk of their wheat
poenguwh gnatt
pohcoons, mataquiwun a red dye
pohcuwtoah gymy wheat
poheewh a bottle
pokatawer fire Smith.
Poketawes wheat
pokevwh an otter, or rather a bever
pokin, pokeyough to dive under the water
pokontats a girdle
pokoranse a minerall stone
pokosack a gun
pomahaum a snaile
pomevwh a woman with child
pomotawh a hill or mountaine
ponomawus a widgeon
poohkewh to dive
poomp arrathqwatuwh the elements
Popanow winter Smith.
popogwussur hell
porance 5 in nomber Smith writes paranske
porasap, vttamancoch a bag
poshenaan to flea any thing
potawaugh a porpus
potopotawh tawh to boyle up
poughkone the red paint or dye
powtowhone boketan blow the fier with your mouth
pummahump starres Smith.
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pungwe ashes
punsaos the fall of the leaf or the autome
puppaannoh winter
puppoqwahauns to swym as a peece of wood or feather in the water
pushenims a plomb very delitious when yt is ripe
pussagwun clay
pussaqwembun a rose
pussaqwunnenidg to put off any thing
pussepuffactawas to melt
puttaiqwapisson a cap or hat
puttohiqwosur to put on anything
quiyoughcosucks pettie gods, and their affinities Smith.
racawh overcast
rahsawans leather stripes or stringes
rahtaws a lamprey
raiab, vimawh to morrow
rapanta venison
raputtak the head of an arrow
raqwssewhmushe to fall down from a tree
rarenaw cheyne
rasannear to run
rassawans the jaggs of the salvadges habit
rassoum the wynd
rassunnemem to take off
rawerunnuwh an old man
rawottonemd God
rawwaiend none
reconack a tobacco bag
reihcahahcoik hidden under a cloud, or overcast
reihcoan a comb
rekasque a knife
riapoke the devill
riapoke to morrow
rickahone a comb
rickewh to devide a thing in half
righcomoughes deaths Smith.
riokosick the devill
rocoyhook an otter
rokohamin parched corne grownd small
romuttun a hill or small mount
rookewh coan yt snoweth
rouhcat, rowksewh meale and flower
rowcar appons a peece of bread
rowhssunvwh the small wynd
rowqwawh a sheldrake
rummasvwendg a peece of a pot or a pot sheard
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rung all kind of suet
sakahocan to write
sakahooke the cleere stones we gather
sansaqivawwh not to bend
sawwehone blood Smith.
sawwone salt
secon to spitt
secqwahan water
seiscatvwh ebbing water
sekehekonaugh to write
shacahocan a stone Smith writes shacquohocan meaning the same.
socaquinchenimum, neusakaqwan
to make a fier
spaughtynere keragh werowance mawmarinough kekatenwawgh peyaquaugh
Run you then to the king mawmarynough and bid him come hither.
Smith.
suckimma new moone
suckquohana water Smith writes suckahanna meaning the same.
taangoqwak behind
taccahacan, tamahaac a hatchet The original tomahawk. Smith writes tomahacks meaning axes and tockahacks meaning pickaxes
taccaho appoans bread made of a woat called
taccahooc block
taccahooc, vttawh a morter
tackqwaiwuw short
tacqwacat frost
tahmocassewh he hath not or none
tammuscamauwh flowing water
tamokake a hatchett
tamokin to swimme
tanaowaam where have you been
tangasuw of a little height
tangeqwath a furre like a sables
tanggo let me see yt
tangoa give yt me, or let me see yt
tanoo chinck when
tanx small or little
tapaantaminais a chayne of copper with long lincks
tapacoh, reicawh night
Taquitock the harvest and fall of leafe Smith. Season.
tashoac, metatvwh neckatam all is out
tatacaunshewah a grasshopper
tatamaho a garfish
tausoin a stoole
taux a little
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tawatuttener to yawne or gape
tawhs no more
tawhtagwountamen to chaw
tawnor nehiegh Powhatan where dwels Powhatan Smith.
tchijimaoc to row
tenuecatowe, rassicokear to open the dore
thaigwenvmmeraan I give yt you gratis
to sing or dance to sit nearer Obvious error, probably by the online source I collected this wordlist from.
tohtummocunnum a gust or horrocado
tooskean to swym
toppawoss 7 Smith.
toppawousstassapooeksku 70 Smith.
towacqwins a pidgion
towaughe a crome
towawh strong
tsaqwomoi deipe to the middle
tsekehica to sweepe
tsemahcaug the flower of the apple maraccih
tsemaosay a saile
Tsenahcommahcah Virginia
tsepaih dead, or be dead
tsetewh, gaukenates to dry by fier or otherwise
tshecomah a mushell shell
tshehaoah flax
tshehip, tshetcheindg a bird
tshekehicawwuns a broome
tshemacans an oare
tshepoijin a ladle
tumpseis an old woman
tussan a seat in a boat or a bench Smith writes tussan means beds
tuttascuc a crab
tuttascwh rent or torn
tuwcuppewk a sea turtle
uttocais leather
vannatassun to stand
vaugh a word of wonder
vdansqwapissun to knot up haire tye upon their heads
vdapungwaren to open ones eyes
vdasemeodaan to go softly
vdesinamun to breake with ones fingers anything
vdespunnemun to lift up anything
vebowchass to sweat
vegwantaak the throat
vepacaman to strike with a sword
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veroanee a king or a great man
vespessemaanpooc to take tobacco
vgaucopessum I would drinck
vhpooc tobacco
vhpoocan a tobacco pipe
vketeqwaivtteindg the thumb
vmdgtuppauk thunder
vmeqwussum a skabb
vmpsemen apook drinck, tobacco
vmpsquoth the moone
vnamun to waken
vndoth take yt
vnechikutchikussa the itch
vnecussopisson to scratch
vnegapamutta mennetatakij it hurts my leg, or my legs ake
vneghiawndupmeputs a king of teeth
vnekishemu to cut any thinge
vnepawahauma a brush
vneshawocanassup hot weather
vnetagwushomon blew beades
vnetawvnnu to bruise any thing small
vntowh take yt
vpococaheih I must put tobacco in yt
vppeinsaman glew or gum that fasteneth on their arrow heads
vppoo-chapoc the root of tobacco
vppoushun, mushower the shipps go home
vsasqwork perle mushell shells
vscaentur the face
vscannewh not ripe
vscapess vscapess Error; translation was omitted probably by the online source of Stracheys dictionary.
vscomtain to go in
vscook a fine or small thread
vscound abroad
vsheqwonnaih the haire of a deare
vsshvccohomen to beat corne into meale
vskepijah, vskepewh to come quickly
vsketehamu meale made of gynny wheat
vsocan the grissle of a sturgeon
vsowcunnemu to powre in water
vspeuwh above
vsquion an arroq Presumably a typo for arrow
vsqwh above
vsqwaseins a girle
vsqwasenis oc girles
vssac a crane
vssawassion iron, brasse, silver, or any white metal
Smith.
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vsseqwahamun to rub a thing
vtacaskis a lizard or elfe
vtacqwowsun to come up
vtagwoong the stinging of a snake
vtahtahamu to put out a candle
vtakaer to sacrifice
vtakijk next
vtannegwun to suit ones nose
vtchappoc a root
vtcharund before
vtcheiks the north
vtchepetaiuwh, awrewhmetersk
curled haire
vtchepitchewain to tell a lye
vtchepwoissuma the east
vtchoonggwai a cat, or wild beast much bigger, and spotted black under the belly as a luzarne
vtmoiahken to let anything fall
vtshecommuc a chamber
vtshemaijn beneath
vtshemandgij vnderneath
vtsseneind doe so
vtssetecuttawsew to beat any iron to an edge
vttacawai a lyon
vttamainquoih a purse
vttamancoih a tobacco bag
vttapaantam a deare
Vttapitchewayne anpechitchs nehawper werowacomoco
You lie, he staide ever at werowocomoco.
Smith.
vttassantassowaih a straunger
vtteitsouk a whiting
Vtteke, e peya weyack wighwhip
Get you gone, and come again quickly.
Smith.
vttocannuc a wing
vtucotucosa to rowle or tose, as a ship
vtumpseis an old woman
vummewsun to stirr ones self
vunamun to see
vyaucopen, or kucopen to drincke to one
vyvnnecussopisson to scratch ones head
wahchesao the nest of a bird
wamattuwh yt is well or ynough
wapapammdge a vine
wapewh a hurt or cut
wapin a stab
warnat, neimbat enough
wawapunnah to hang one
wawirak the hornes of a deare
wecacke the yard of a racone
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weghshaughes flesh Smith.
wehsacanoc the fur of the beast arrathcune
weihikippeis hemp
weihsatonowans a beard
weihtaooes, mechijin the eares of a hare or any other beast
weimb the marrow of a bone
weisacannac the skyn or fur of a hare
weiskis a playse
wekowehees hare
weputtahoc a stake
wesaws younger
weyans the leane of any thing
wijcats the fins of a fish
wijhtoram a pike
wijhwaivwh blunt
wijjcutteis a hare
windscup lead
wingan outssemetsumneic my foot is well
wingan good
wingapo, chamah, netab welcome, or the word of greeting
wingatewh ripe
winggapo my good friend
wingutscaho better
wingutsee upooc the tobacco is good
winpe marrow
wintuc, wintuccum a foole
wiowah a husband
wiraohawh fatt
wiroance a king or great lorde
wironausqua a woman queene
wmgan good
wnijqwans a thigh
wohaikank the scales of a fish
woock caviare, or the roe of sturgeon
woor a hole
wopussouc a swan
woskan a bone
woskeqwus the gills of a sturgeon or any other fish
woughtathe to swym
wousckan a bone
woussicket a running brooke
wouwh an egg
wushaqwun the single of a deare
wushaqwun the taile of any thing
wysotonoans a beard
yapam the sea
yeahaukan a horse
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yeokanta a river
yeough 4 in nomber Smith writes yowgh
yoaxvwh yonder or far off
yocaanta a river
yohacan a howse Smith writes yehawkans for houses
yoowah he
yowghapooeksku 40 Smith.
yowhs these
yowhse hard by
yowkk this
zanckone to sneese
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