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[Hoftmau. 



iswe, two. 



tswek, aim, object, design. 

 tswe' -kep-ich, of varying mind, un- 

 decided ; lit., two-headed. 

 tsuoek' -me-nch, proper. 

 tsicelf, twelve. 

 tsweV-fa, twelve. 

 tswelft, twelftli. 

 tsicelf -VI, twelfth. 

 tsiceng'-a, to force, to compel. 

 tswik'-'l, fool. 

 tswil'-ich, twilled. 

 tswil'-ing, twins. 



tswinj'-a, to subdue, to overcome. 

 tswil'-sar-a, to glitter, to glisten. 

 tswit'-sar-ich, glittering, brilliant. 

 tswi'-w'l, onion, tuber. 



uf, 1. open. 



2. on, upon. 



3. open. 



uf'-has-sa, to be careful, to be 



watchful. 

 nf-hin-na, 1. to bind up — as a 



wound. 

 2. to rake and bind. 

 uf -brech-a, 1 . to break open. 



2. to adjourn. 



3. to fail in business. 

 uf-hut'-sa, to clean up, to dress up 



or arrange in order. 



uf-drik'-l-a, to dry up, to wither. 



uf-em, on the ; contraction of uf 

 dem. 



u'fer, bank, shore, landing. 



vf -f%' -der-a, to improve by feed- 

 ing. 



'^f-g^'^, to sprout, to grow. 



vf-ge-wa, to discontinue, to give 

 up. 



uf -Jtaa-ra, to cease, to quit. 



uf-hal-da, 1. to keep up, to pro- 

 tract. 

 2. to hinder. 



vf-hel-la, to clear up. 



uf-M-wa, 1. to lift, to raise. 



2. to save, to preserve for fu- 

 ture use. 

 vf-klo-ra, to clear up. 

 uf-kdk-$a, to endeavor to persuade. 

 uf -kum-ma, to rise, and prosper. 

 uf -la-da, to load up, or upon. 

 uf-'n, on a, upon a, 

 uf-nem-ma, 1. to take up — as land. 



2. to arrest. 



3. to entertain. 

 uf-pik'-ka, to pick up, to gather. 

 vf-ra-ma, to place in order, to ar- 

 range, to cleanse. 



uf -rich-tieh, upright. 



uf-ror, uproar, riot. 



uf-sa'glia, to recite — as a lesson. 



uf-shht-la, to wash dishes ; to 

 cleanse and arrange in order. 



vf-sh%-wa, to postpone, to delay. 



uf -shteV -la, 1. to set up, to erect. 

 2. to put up — as at a public 

 house. 



vf -shtb' -sa, to belch. 



uf-shto-ses, eructations. 



uf-tsa-via, to bridle a horse, to har- 

 ness. 



uf-tse-ra, to consume. 



uf-tii-glia, 1. to bring up ; to edu- 

 cate. 

 2. to wind up. 



wni, about, for the purpose. 



um'-acht, faintness, syncope. 



um'-b'r-el, umbrella. 



um'-bring-a, to kill, to destroy. 



um' -bshdimt, undecided, doubtful. 



um'-fang, circumference, girth. 



um'-gang, 1. acquaintance, commu- 

 nication. 

 2. cohabitation. 



um' -ge-ghend, surrounding regions, 

 or area. 



um'-gcng-lich, social. 



um'-ge-kert, confused, to be con- 

 fused. 



um'-hak'-ka, to cut down, to fell. 



