nvt., To grumble, complain, find fault, conspire, plot; conspiracy.
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v. To complain of or find fault with the conduct of some person or of something done. Neh. 5:1. To complain secretly or privately.
2. To confer privately concerning an absent person, either with a good or bad design.
3. To confer clandestinely; to murmur.
4. To speak against one. Puk. 16:7. To complain of persons. Ios. 9:18. To conspire against one; to grumble secretly; to be discontented.
5. To congratulate one's self; to think in one's own mind; to lay out or plan anything secretly within one's self. 2 Sam. 13:32.
s. A murmuring or complaining. Puk. 16:12.
2. A secret conference or council. Kin. 49:6. He ohumu kipi, a conspiracy. Ezek. 22:25. Ohumu wale, a grumbling; a complaint without cause.
1. A murmuring or complaining.
2. A secret conference or council: he ohumu kipi. a conspiracy; ohumu wale, a grumbling; a complaint without cause.
1. To complain of or find fault with the conduct of some person or of something done; to complain secretly or privately.
2. To confer privately concerning an absent person, either with a good or bad design.
3. To confer clandestinely; to murmur.
4. To speak against one; to conspire against one; to grumble secretly; to he discontented
5. To lay out or plan anything secretly, within one's self.
Fishing site, Waipiʻo, Maui. At the base of the sea cliffs at the north end of Waipiʻo Bay. Lit., complain.
To complain of or find fault with the conduct of a person or of something done. (Neh. 5:1.)
to murmur, grumble, complain.
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