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The Hitchiti Glossary. 



abanalilis, pi. of obj. abanaslilis I tie^ Jasten to; pret. aba- 

 nti'lilis. abanaslik having tied, tying or fastening to (a 

 long in the syllable -nas-) 34, 6. Der. banalilis. 



abi, api i) stem, body of tree ; immapun (for piikabi irnma- 

 pun) by the stem, trunk or body of the pole (the orphan 

 was killed) 21, 36. 2) stick, pole. Composes ikabi, pu- 

 kabi, etc. 3) handle of ax or any other implement. 4) 

 likeness, image; ta'g;(for taiki;) abun the image of a ivo-' 

 ?nan 33, 35. Also in yatabi portrait. 



Abi/ka'li, sg. & pi., nom. pr. Abika Indian; in the English 

 " Obikaw" 33, 31. 



abitili;/tchut limmilis I originate from^ I a?n a descendent 

 of: abitili/tchi descending from 35, 13. The simple ver- 

 bal form abitilis is not in use. 



abotulidshilis I cover ; abodulidshik having covered 23,32. 

 Cf. unalobidshilis. 



adsh-, atch-, prefix embodying the idea of being behind, af- 

 ter, in the rear of. 



adshaka'lialis, du. adshaka'lisigas, pi. adshaka'ladshigas / 

 accompany, go with, go out following; adshaka'liak hav- 

 ing followed, gone with 25,34. Der. a'liyalis. 



adshakuntilis, du. adshakulawigas, pi. adshakuntidshigas / 

 follow, come or xvalk behind ; yatipi adshakiintiti sunaban 

 ommig so that the m.an-eater could not follow; lit. "man- 

 eater to follow-not possible making so" 33, 32. 23. Der. 

 lintilis. 



adshala/kis, see ala/kilis. 



adshoki, adshiingi ?nany, a number of; nagi= adshu'ngun 

 mafzy things 21, 15; adshok'=apiktcha/at the -largest num- 

 ber of, most of them 20, 25. Instead of this may stand as 

 well : adshokakat the majority of them ; the terminal con- 

 taining the inflected suffix -aka. 



afalis, pi. of obj. asfalis I take in my ar?n or arms; obj, 

 animate. 



