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[Hoffman. 



klai', soon. 



klai'-a, bran. 



Mam, clamp ; clothes-pin. 



kliim'-mer, lamentation. 



klang, a clang — as of a bell. 



kldr-a-nei', clarionet. 



kla-gha, to complain. 



klag, complaint. 



klap'-hort, clapboard ; strip of 

 wood for pail fence. 



Mas, class. 



kle'-a, clover. 



kU'^, small. 



klech, link. 



Med, article of dress. 



Me' 'da, to clothe. 



kU'-d'r, clothing. 



kW -d" r-kam' -mer, wardrobe. 



kW -d' r-shtub, wardrobe. 



klem'-ma, to pinch, to wedge, to 

 jamb. 



klen'-ar, smaller. 



Me"" -nich-ked, trifle. 



klenshd, smallest. 



klep'-er-a, to rattle. 



klep'-er-ich, rattling, worn out so as 

 to rattle ; rickety. 



Met, 



klet'-ta, 



klid'-sha, to slip. 



kUdsh'-ich, slippery ; icy. 



Mik, luck, a happening. 



klik'-ka, to happen, to occur. 



Mik'-lich, lucky, fortunate. 



Mim'-b'l, a small heap or mass. 



Ming, a blade. 



kling'-'l, a ball ; a small round bell 

 containing a ball ; used for 

 sleigh bells. 



kling'-'l-a, to jingle ; to cause ring- 

 ing of small bells — as sleigh 

 bells. 



kling'-'l-sak, \a small bag, at- 



kUng'-l-sek'-'l. / tached to a long 

 pole, having a little bell at- 

 tached. Used in churches for 

 taking up collections. 



burdock. 



kling'-shte'^, clingstone ; applied to 



a variety of peaches. 

 kid' -a, claws ; cloven foot. 

 Mo'-a-fet, neat's-foot oil. 

 Mof'-ter, a cord — as of wood. 

 Mof -ter-hols, cord wood ; forest 



trees which are intended for 



cord wood. 

 Mok, bell. 

 Mok' -ka-hlum, columbine ; lit., bell 



flower. 

 Mop' -pa, to knock, to pound with a 



hammer or other instrument. 

 Mop'-hengshd, a stallion from which 



one testicle has been removed. 

 Mor, clear, pure. 

 klb'-ra, to clear, to purify. 

 Mots, block. 



klugh, intelligent, erudite. 

 kluk, brood hen ; an old hen. 

 kluk'-ka, to cluck, like a hen. 

 kluk'-sa, to cluck, like a hen. 

 klum'-pa, a lump, a heap, a bunch. 

 klum'-pich. lumpy. 

 Mum'-sich, clumsy, bungling. 

 knaib, shoemaker's knife. 

 knak, knot ; skein. 

 knak'-ka, to crack — as nuts. 

 knak' -war s7U, hard smoked sausage. 

 knal, a clap, as of thunder ; a sharp 



loud report. 

 knaps, scarcely ; close, stingy. 

 knar'-a-w'l, gristle. 

 knar'-a-w'lich, cartilaginous. 

 knar'-ich, 1. knotty. 



2. given to grumbling. 

 knar'-ra, 1. to snarl or growl ; to 



grumble. 



3. a knot — as on a tree, or in 

 wood. 



knar'-sha, to gnash, to grate. 

 kna'-wa-ra, to gnaw ; to nibble at. 

 knep'-pa, to button. 

 kne'-w'l, a stick used for twisting ; 



a gag. 

 knl, knee ; angle in a stove-pipe. 

 knl'-a, to kneel. 



