Chapter XV

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading It was still through him that the word came for a movement of this character.

(followed by “to”) in agreement with or accordant with

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

how long something has existed

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

(quantifier) used with either mass or count nouns to indicate the whole number or amount of or every one of a class

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

past form of “answer” — react verbally

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

in or to or toward a former location

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

earlier than; in front of

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

a committee having supervisory powers

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

brought into existence

From this reading At this point we find mentioned for the first time, the names of two sons of Lehi, who were born in the wilderness--Jacob and Joseph.

confined by bonds

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

plural of “brother” — a male with the same parents as someone else

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

inflected form of “bring” — take something or somebody with oneself somewhere

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

showing who or what does the action

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

inflected form of “come” — move toward, travel toward something or somebody or approach something or somebody

From this reading Now that the vessel was finished, the voice of the Lord came unto Lehi that they were to embark upon the ship.

inflected form of “carry” — move while supporting, either in a vehicle or in one's hands or on one's body

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

an imaginary person represented in a work of fiction (play or film or story)

From this reading It was still through him that the word came for a movement of this character.

past form of “command” — be in command of

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

navigational instrument for finding directions

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

education imparted in a series of lessons or meetings

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

taking a series of rhythmical steps (and movements) in time to music

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

the time during which someone's life continues

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

the past form of “do”, used in questions and negatives

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

compelled forcibly by an outside agency

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

plural of “egyptian” — a native or inhabitant of Egypt

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

go on board

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

past form of “embark” — go on board

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

every person

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

all things; all of a situation

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

come upon, as if by accident; meet with

From this reading At this point we find mentioned for the first time, the names of two sons of Lehi, who were born in the wilderness--Jacob and Joseph.

(of materials or goods) brought to the desired final state

From this reading Now that the vessel was finished, the voice of the Lord came unto Lehi that they were to embark upon the ship.

preceding all others in time or space or degree

From this reading At this point we find mentioned for the first time, the names of two sons of Lehi, who were born in the wilderness--Jacob and Joseph.

any substance that can be metabolized by an animal to give energy and build tissue

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

the part of the leg of a human being below the ankle joint

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

from a particular thing or place or position (“forth” is obsolete)

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

the cardinal number that is the sum of three and one

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

plural of “fruit” — the ripened reproductive body of a seed plant

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

relatively large in size or number or extent; larger than others of its kind

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

the past form of “have”, used to form the past perfect

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

the (prehensile) extremity of the superior limb

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

in a harsh or unkind manner

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

the male already mentioned, as the object of a verb or preposition

From this reading It was still through him that the word came for a movement of this character.

belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

a sweet yellow liquid produced by bees

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

the form of “be” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading It was still through him that the word came for a movement of this character.

French biochemist who (with Jacques Monod) studied regulatory processes in cells (born in 1920)

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

leader of the Nez Perce in their retreat from United States troops (1840-1904)

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

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From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

the land on which real estate is located

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

weight to be borne or conveyed

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

terms referring to the Judeo-Christian God

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

plural of “meat” — the flesh of animals (including fishes and birds and snails) used as food

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

past form of “mention” — make reference to

From this reading At this point we find mentioned for the first time, the names of two sons of Lehi, who were born in the wilderness--Jacob and Joseph.

a change of position that does not entail a change of location

From this reading It was still through him that the word came for a movement of this character.

verbal abuse; a crude substitute for argument

From this reading At this point we find mentioned for the first time, the names of two sons of Lehi, who were born in the wilderness--Jacob and Joseph.

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From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

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From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

in the historical present; at this point in the narration of a series of past events

From this reading Now that the vessel was finished, the voice of the Lord came unto Lehi that they were to embark upon the ship.

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

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From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

good-natured tolerance of delay or incompetence

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

a geometric element that has position but no extension

From this reading At this point we find mentioned for the first time, the names of two sons of Lehi, who were born in the wilderness--Jacob and Joseph.

possession of controlling influence

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

the act of communicating with a deity (especially as a petition or in adoration or contrition or thanksgiving)

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

made ready or fit or suitable beforehand

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

past form of “promise” — make a promise or commitment

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

a stock or supply of foods

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

plural of “quantity” — how much there is or how many there are of something that you can quantify

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

subdued or overcome

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

reach a destination, either real or abstract

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

past form of “release” — release, as from one's grip

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

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From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

precisely, exactly

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

a manner that is rude and insulting

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

plural of “sail” — a large piece of fabric (usually canvas fabric) by means of which wind is used to propel a sailing vessel

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

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From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

a division of an ocean or a large body of salt water partially enclosed by land

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

plural of “seed” — a small hard fruit

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

the act of denying yourself; controlling your impulses

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

transport commercially

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

plural of “ship” — a vessel that carries passengers or freight

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

plural of “show” — the act of publicly exhibiting or entertaining

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

affected by an impairment of normal physical or mental function

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

plural of “son” — a male human offspring

From this reading At this point we find mentioned for the first time, the names of two sons of Lehi, who were born in the wilderness--Jacob and Joseph.

past form of “steer” — direct the course; determine the direction of travelling

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

not in physical motion

From this reading It was still through him that the word came for a movement of this character.

a violent commotion or disturbance

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

causing fear or dread or terror

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

an overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

used to introduce what somebody said, thought, or felt

From this reading Now that the vessel was finished, the voice of the Lord came unto Lehi that they were to embark upon the ship.

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

belonging to the people or things already mentioned

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

the people or things already mentioned, as the object

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

used when the people doing the action are also its object

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

the plural of “this”: the people or things near, or just mentioned

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading Now that the vessel was finished, the voice of the Lord came unto Lehi that they were to embark upon the ship.

used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned

From this reading It was still through him that the word came for a movement of this character.

from one end or side of something to the other

From this reading It was still through him that the word came for a movement of this character.

an instance or single occasion for some event

From this reading At this point we find mentioned for the first time, the names of two sons of Lehi, who were born in the wilderness--Jacob and Joseph.

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

subjected to a physical (or chemical) treatment or action or agent

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one or a numeral representing this number

From this reading At this point we find mentioned for the first time, the names of two sons of Lehi, who were born in the wilderness--Jacob and Joseph.

an old word for “to”

From this reading Now that the vessel was finished, the voice of the Lord came unto Lehi that they were to embark upon the ship.

a formal word for “on”

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

precisely as stated

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

a tube in which a body fluid circulates

From this reading Now that the vessel was finished, the voice of the Lord came unto Lehi that they were to embark upon the ship.

the distinctive quality or pitch or condition of a person's speech

From this reading Now that the vessel was finished, the voice of the Lord came unto Lehi that they were to embark upon the ship.

an act of traveling by water

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

plural of “voyage” — an act of traveling by water

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun

From this reading Now that the vessel was finished, the voice of the Lord came unto Lehi that they were to embark upon the ship.

the speaker together with one or more other people

From this reading At this point we find mentioned for the first time, the names of two sons of Lehi, who were born in the wilderness--Jacob and Joseph.

the past form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading Now that the vessel was finished, the voice of the Lord came unto Lehi that they were to embark upon the ship.

used to introduce a clause giving more about a thing just mentioned

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

which person or people

From this reading At this point we find mentioned for the first time, the names of two sons of Lehi, who were born in the wilderness--Jacob and Joseph.

(politics) a state of disfavor

From this reading At this point we find mentioned for the first time, the names of two sons of Lehi, who were born in the wilderness--Jacob and Joseph.

air moving (sometimes with considerable force) from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

in the company of; together with

From this reading They had prepared fruits and meats and honey in great quantities, and "provisions according to that which the Lord had commanded them;" these with all their "loading" and their seeds and everything they had brought with them, they carried on board their vessel, and embarked themselves, "everyone according to his age."

a unit of language that native speakers can identify

From this reading It was still through him that the word came for a movement of this character.

exert oneself by doing mental or physical work for a purpose or out of necessity

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.

used for something imagined, polite, or habitual in the past

From this reading Lehi Commanded to Embark upon the Ship--Food Prepared for the Voyage--Jacob and Joseph--Did the Ship have Sails?--Voyages and Ships of Egyptians--Dancing and Rudeness of Laman and Others at Sea--Nephi Remonstrates--Is Treated Harshly and Bound Hand and Foot by his Brothers--Lehi and Sariah very Sick--Four Days of Terrible Tempest--Compass Would not Work--Driven Back Before the Wind--Terror of Laman and Lemuel--Nephi's Patience and Self-Control--The Lord Shows Forth His Power--Nephi Released--The Ship Steered in Right Course--His Prayer Answered and Tempest Quelled--Reach the Promised Land.