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[HofiTman. 



bjal'-la, to befall. 



bfesh'-dich-a, to fasten, to secure. 



bfi'-la, to feel. 



bfin'-na, to find one's self, state of 

 health ; to find in place. 



bW-cha, 1. a very small boy ; di- 

 minutive of ba — boy. 

 2. a chick— of domestic fowl. 



bib'-'l-chm, chick — of domestic fowl. 



bich'-er, books ; pi., of bueJi^ 



bid'er, bitter. 



bid'-inan, a lever, connected with 

 an eccentric. 



bid'-ra-tm-lad, dandelion; 2i^., bit- 

 ter salad. 



bidsh, a bitch, slut. 



bidt, a bid, or offer. 



bif'-'l, a hornless cow". 



bV-gha, to bend ; to incline by bend- 

 ing. 



bi'-gh'l-a, to iron, with a flat iron. 



bi'-gh'l-ai'-sa, a flat iron — sad iron. 



bik'-ka, to bend or bow, to stoop. 



biks, a rifle. 



bild, a picture. 



bill, am ; I am— ioA bin. 



bin'-d'l, a bundle. 



bin'-na, to tie, to bandage. 



bir, a pear ; beer — applied also to 

 lager beer. 



bir'-lief, yeast. 



bis, 1. a bite. 

 2. till, until. 



bis'-el, a little. 



bish'-el, a small bush, a shrub. 



bish'-op, a bishop. 



bisht (contraction of bisht du — are 

 you), are, art. 



bis'-kats, a skunk, polecat. 



bis' -kat-sa-kraut, skunk cabbage. 



bis'' I, a little. 



bis' -s'n-bet, dandelion. 



bil'-da, 1. to supplicate, to ask, to 

 beseech. 

 2. to bid, as at a sale. 



hitsTi, a bitch, slut. 



bi'-wi, a pewee (Contopus virens). 



bi'-w'l, Bible. 



bind, a leaf. 



binds, a place. 



blaf'-fa, to bark. 



blap, lead. 



blai'-d, leaden. 



blai'-wd, to stay or to remain. 



blai'-wais, white lead ; as white as 



white lead. 

 bla'-kd, a spot ; a patch. 

 bldk'-d, to blacken. 

 bldk'-hi-ra, blackberries, 

 blan-ddsh', plantation. 

 blan'-tsd, to plant, to inoculate. 

 bldr'rd, to bleat as sheep, to bellow, 



as calves. 

 blqsh'-der, p, plaster. 

 blash'-der-d, to plaster, 

 blash'-der-er, a plasterer. 

 blats, a place. 



blau'-der-d, to converse, to tattle. 

 blaum, plum. 

 blech, tin. 

 bUck, pale. 

 ble'-chd, to bleach. 

 bleeh'-e-mer, a tin bucket. 

 bled'-cha, a saucer. 

 bleds'-Kch, immediately, suddenly. 

 bledt, bashful, diffident ; weak. 

 bled'-ter, leaves ; pi. of bldd. 

 blek'-'l, a small spot, or patch. 

 ble-slr', pleasure, gratification. 

 ble-sir' -licit, pleasantly. 

 blets, places ; pi. of blads, 

 blet'shd, to smack with the flat 



hand. 

 bli'-a, 1. blossoms — refers chiefly to 



fruit trees. 

 2. to bloom. 

 bU'-a-knep, buds ; flower buds. 

 blits, lightning ; a flash of lightning. 

 bli'-ent, blooming. 

 blig, plows ; pi. of bluk, or blug. 

 blik'-a, to glance; to peep at mo* 



mentarily. 



