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a'-wer, but, only, otherwise, used as 

 a threat to wish one to desist. 



a''' -wick-la, 1. to wrap upon, to con- 

 nect by wrapping. 

 2. to accomplish by palming off 

 upon another. 



a'-w'r, but ; used also as a threat to 

 one who has committed a 

 fault. 



a'-w'r-gla-wa, superstition. 



a^-w'r-glu-wish, superstitious. 



&', a contraction of ba, be, used as a 

 prefix and equivalent to the 

 English prefix be. 



ba", a path, a track. 



bd-ami'-er, occupant of an office or 

 public position ; one elected 

 to position by ballot. 



bab'-a-dek'l, paste board. 



ba'-bd-gai, parrot. 



ba-hu', paper ; sometimes applied to 

 newspaper. 



bab'-ld, a ]X)plar tree. 



ba'-b'l-d, to babble, to talk sense- 

 lessly. 



ba'-b'l-maul, one who talks too 

 much, and senselessly ; a tat- 

 tle-tale. 



bdbsJit, pope. 



ba'-dd, to wade, to bathe. 



bd-daV -yd, batallion ; muster day of 

 the militia. 



bdd'-er-Vs'l, partridge, qnail {Ortyx 

 mrginianus). 



ba-dz'-nung, oflice, service. 



bd-do', a flat-bottom boat (a macki- 

 naw, as used in British Amer- 

 ica). 



bad'-'rd, to bother, to annoy. 



bd-drach' -ta, to behold or to view. 



bd-dref -fa, to concern, to affect. 



bd-ding'-a, to agree, to make terms. 



ba-drof>-fa, confused, aflSicted, af- 

 fected. 



biidt, a bath. 



bd-feV, command, an injunction. 



bd-fe'-la, to command or charge. 



ba-frai'-a, to deliver, to set free. 



ba-frid' -ich-d, to satisfy. 



ba-frz-dich-d, to pacify. 



ba-frid-ich-vng, satisfaction. 



ba-ge'-ghna, to meet, to come to- 

 ward one another. 



bd-ger', a request, a desire. 



bd-ge'-ra, to request, or desire. 



bd-ge'rich, desirous, greedy. 



bd-ger' -ich-kait, greediness, eager- 

 ness. 



bd-ger' -tch-ket, greediness. 



bd-hdrt' -sich-a, to take to heart. 



bd-haitp'-ta, to assert or maintain. 



bd-'hi'-ta, to protect, guard. 



bdi, pie. 



bai, by, at, near. 



bai'-dr'-d-wd, co-heir. 



bai' -bring' -a, to bring from another 

 place, to contribute. 



bai' -drd-gha, to carry from another 

 place, to contribute. 



baich'-ta, to confess. 



bai'-d'l, 1. bolt used to separate 

 flour. 

 3. scrotum. 



bai'-drik'-kd, to press together, to 

 squeeze. 



bai'-fal-la, to transpire, to occur. 



bai'-ho-la, to bring together, to fetch 

 to a given point. 



bai' -kum-ma, to come together, to 

 gather at a given point, for- 

 tuitously. 



bail, a hatchet. 



bai' -Id-fa, to walk together; to 

 gather, on foot. 



bai'-lar, a pot or boiler. 



bai'-le-gha, to lay up ; to hoard or 

 save ; to lay aside. 



bairn, with the, by the ; contrac- 

 tion of bai dem. 



baim-gle'-na, retail; lit., "by the 

 small." 



