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i-gOt), n. a corner, an anr/lc. 

 i-gui), n. a vulture. 



i-gug-'wa, n. sitling in stale, staieliness (of dress) 

 i-gU-S9, n. a tobacco pii^e, a forked stick, an instru- 

 ment of torture. 

 i-ha, n. the side, a joart, portion, region : ilia ilq)ii) 

 ilB, the ends of the earth ; iha ino, the inward 

 'parts ; ni iha ibS, in those parts ; ilia eipo, the 

 husk of the palm-nut. 

 i-ha-ga-ga, ». a press, a crowd. 

 i-ha-ho, ". crust or hurnt 'part at the bottom of the 



pot. 

 i-ha-le, n. poverty. 

 i-ha-ri, n. homage. 

 i-hir), n. place, this place, here, hither. 

 i-hir), n. narration, news, thing, reputation. 

 i-h6, n. noise, &c. See ho. 

 i-ho, n. a hole, pit, ditch : iho imo, the nostrils ; 



iho itebo, a socket for a tenon, a mortise. 

 i-ho, i-ho-ho, i-ho-ri-ho, n. nakedness : ni ihobo, 



naked. 

 i-h.Q-'k.iil), i-h6-l§, n. acclamation. 

 i-ll6, n. a district sjMredfor hunting, a jmrk. 

 i-hil-hu, n. down. 

 i-hu-le (ile), n. origin, rise. 

 i-ka, n. a finger. 



i-k^ n. cruelty, obstinacy, wickedness. 

 i-ka-ka, n. a •muscle (sbell-fisb). 

 i-ka-ki-ka, n. great wickedness. 

 i-ka-ndu, n. a large stinging ant. 

 i-ka-ni, n. a waist-band. 

 i-ka-ni-la-ra (kaq li), n. 'piercingness, or power of 



words. 

 i-ka-n6 (ino). See iki\. 



i-kar), n. cane with which chairs are bottomed. 

 i-kSl), n. the white ant, a large species of termites. 

 i-kax), n. a kind of egg-ijlant. 

 i-karj-dzu, n. a hastener: ikaijdzu dzaiye, one 



who hastens to be rich. 

 i-kar)-gur), n. extremity, remote corner. 

 i-ka-ra, n. a back yard ; a clam. 

 i-ka-si, n. respect ; that tvhich is stale. 

 i-kS.-'w6, n. control, mastery : ie ilcawo, to subdue. 

 i-ke, w. ivory ; a hump or hunch ; carving, 

 sculpture ; a joint, a piartition, a ring of bread ; 

 an outcry. 

 i-ke-de, «. a jiroclamation : se ikcde afidzi, to ^wo- 



claim the repeal of a law. 

 i-ke-le (ile), n. a 'partition, a room. 

 i-ke, n. indulgence, devoted attention to. 

 i-ke, n. hoarseness. 



i-ke-hir), «. the end, the last : nf ikobir), at last. 

 i-ke-kui), )'. a snare. 

 i-ke-na, ". large wood for the fire. 

 i-ki, n. thickness of a liquid, as soup. 



i-kl, n. salutation. 



i-ki-'be, n. a sash, a band. 



i-ki-ni, ». salutation. 



i-ki-ri, w. wandering. 



i-ki-'we-dze, n. a wrinkle. 



i-ko, n. p}alm-leaf fibres woven into cloth : iko-cti, 



a binding on the edge of cloth. 

 i-ko, n. a large tall basket in wbieb peas are stored. 

 i-ko-dzo, n. a gathering : ikodzo oko, harvest. 

 i-ko-gur), n. plunder, capttivity. 

 i-ko-ko, n. a pot : ikoko taba, a tobacco injK. 

 i-ko-ko. See ikoriko. 

 i-ko-16h, n. a carrying away, captivity. 

 i-kor)-ko-SO, n. a kind of rat-trap. 

 i-ko-re, n. a harvest, a crop. 

 i-ko-ri-ko, n. grass ; a hyena. 

 i-ko-ro, n. bitterness, 

 i-ko-ro, n. a sky-light. 

 i-ko-ro, ?». a p)erch (fish). 

 i-ko-ti, n. a hair-pin. 

 i-ko, n. a cold chisel, a tack ; a cough ; a skein ; 



doctrine. See ko. 

 i-ko, n. a messenger. 

 i-k6-dzu-sl, n. a fronting on, moving or looking 



towards. 

 i-ko-ko, n. the inner corner of a thing, a secret 



place, p)rivacy. 

 i-ko-ko-ro, n. a hook. 

 i-ko-ku-ko (iko ki iko), n. false doctrine. 

 i-ko-le (ile), n. the head man of a farm. 

 i-kor), n. a squirrel ; mucus ; fulness. 

 i-kor), n. a murmuring. 

 i-kor)-d6 (5do), M. a freshet. 

 i-kor)-du, n. the end, as of a box. 

 i-kor)-ra, n. fatigue, satiety. 

 i-kdg-si-no (ino), n. a grumbling. 

 i-kor)-'WO (owo), n. a handful. 

 i-kor)-'w5-si-le (ile), n. an overflowing full mea- 

 sure. 

 i-kp-ra, n. a loud howling, a crying out. 

 i-ko-se (ese), n. a stumbling, a hindrance. 

 i-k6-se-ba, n. an unexpected event, a chance. 

 i-kpa, ?!. a ])afh, foot-print, channel: ikpa ona, « 



road. 

 i-kpa, n. power, circumstances in life ; a ]>art, a 



piarty ; a kick. 

 i-kpai-ya, n. fearfulwss. 

 i-kpa-ka, n. a cornfloor, barn. 

 i-kpa-kai), n. a part. 

 i-kpa-ka-ra, n. a spacious back yard. 

 i-kpa-ko, n. the hollow on the back of the neck : 



yi ikpako si, to flee from. 

 i-kpa-kpa, «. a prairie. 

 i-kpa kp5, n. a mingling, a mixture. 

 i-kpa-la-ra, v. hurt, injury. 



