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[Hoflman. 



hin'-nich, after. 



hV'''-rich-tn, 1. to bring to ruin ; to 

 spoil. 

 2. to direct to a desired place. 



hV" -sM'ard' -tsa, to tumble headlong. 



hi'-sich, native, relative to region 

 spoken of. 



hit, hut. 



hi'-ta, to guard, to watch or pro- 

 tect. 



Kit' -macli-am, milliner, one who 

 makes bonnets. 



Mt», heat ; fever. 



hW'Sa, to heat, to warm. 



hits' -icJi, feverish, heated. 



hits' -pok-ka, prickly heat. 



hi'-w'l, hill, mound, hillock. 



hi'-w'l-ich, hilly, undulating. 



Jwch, high, elevated. 



hoch'-ach ta, to esteem. 



hoch'-tsich, wedding. 



hof, yard. 



hof'-ning, hope, expectation. 



hok'-ka, to seat one's self. 



ho'-ka, hook. 



hok'ka, to sit, to seat one's self. 

 The word is not a polite form. 



7idl, hollow. 



ho' -la, to fetch, to bring. 



ho' -land-war' -ts' I, elecampane. , 



hol'-ler, elder (alder bush). 



hols, wood. 



hols' -hlats, place for chopping wood. 



7iols'-huk, saw-buck. 



hols'-ko-la, charcoal. 



hol'-wek, sunken roadway ; lit., hol- 

 low way or road. 



hop, hop (pi. hop'-pa — hops). 



hop' I, hobble. 



hop'-p'la, to hobble. 



7idr, hair ; fur, on the skin. 



hos'-sa, pantaloons. 



hos'-sa-dre'-ar, suspenders. 



hos'-'l-a, to rafHe. 



7iot, has. 



7io'-io'l, plane. 



PROC. AMER. PHILOS. SOC. XXVI. 



/(o'-w'Z-JaTi^, carpenter's workbencii 



7io'-w'l-sh2)e", shavings ; lit., plane- 

 chips. 



7ind'l, tatter, rag. 



7iud'la, 1. to hasten ; to work in a 

 careless manner. 

 2. to clean out a bake oven pre- 

 vious to depositing the arti- 

 cles to be baked. 



7iud'-ler, a rod with a rag attached 

 for removing ashes from the 

 oven. 



hud'-lich, hasty, careless. 



7md' I' -lum-pa, a rag used for clean- 

 ing ashes out of a bake oven. 



hud'-s'l-a, uncut dried fruit. 



huds'-lich, shriveled, dried. 



huf. hoof. 



7mf'-ai-sa, horse shoe. 



hum'-m'l, bumble-bee. 



hundt, dog. 



hundts' -s7ital, dog kennel. 



hung'-ar, hunger. 



hung'-ar-a, to hunger, to long for. 



hung'-ar-ic7i, hungry. 



hung'-ars-nod, famine. 



hun'-na, down, off the top. 



7iun'-ic7i, honey. 



hun' -ic7i-fo' g7Cl, humming-bird. 



hun'-ic7i-sok''l, honeysuckle ; wood- 

 bine. 



hun'Wt, hundred. 



7mn' -' Tt-yer-ich, centennial. 



hun'-'rt-yor, century. 



huns' -da-glia, dog-days. 



7iuns' -grant, toad flax. 



hup'-sa, to hop, to skip. 



7iur, whcire, prostitute. 



7iv,r' -a-kind, bastard ; lit., whore's 

 child. 



hus7i'-ta, to cough ; cough. 



7mt, hat. 



7iut'-mac7i-er, hatter. 



hutsh, colt. 



7i.uts7t' -el, a colt. 



7iutsli'-'l-i, a colt. 

 129. 2e. printed peb. 25, 1?89. 



