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i-ma-ti-ko, n. an instrument for dmwinff the boto- 

 string. 



i-me-le, n. idleness, indolence : se imele, to be in- 

 dolent. 



i-mi, n. dunr). 



i-ml, n. a breathing. 



i-mi, n. a shaking : imi edSi), sighing, a, sigh. 



i-mi-le, n. a shaking of the earth. 



i-mi-si, n. breathing on, inspiration. 



i-mo-dzo, n. a kind of rat. 



i-mo-dur)-dzu-o, i-mo-dzu-o, n. the fore-finger. 



i-mo-re, n. gratitude. 



i-mo-ru (imu oru), n. heat of tlic sun: imoru 

 odz6, the heat or middle of the dag. 



i-mo-ye, n. intellect, understanding. See moyc. 



i-mo, 11. the nose. 



i-mb, n. knowledge, interpretation, decision : fi imo 

 sokaij, to agree together. 



i-mo-dze, n. the water ordeal. 



i-m6-dzCl, n. drunkenness. 



i-in5-dzu, n. superior knoioledge. 



i-ni6-dzu-in6, ??. the dawn. 



i-ni6-le, ». light : sc imole, to enlighten. 



i-mb-le, n. a consjnracy. 



i-mo-mo, n. the grass-nut. 



i-mo-ni-no, n. conscience. 



i-m9-rar), «. a ioise man. 



i-mo-ta (mo ta), n. a having sold out. 



i-mo-te-le, n. foreknowledge. 



i-mu, n. sharpness, severity. See mu. 



i-mu-bfi, n. means, instrumentality. 



i-mu-ku-ro, n. taking away. 



i-mu-le, n. firmness, as to standing. 



i-mu-na-mu-na, n. the fire-fly. 



i-mu-ni-bi-no, n. a provocation. 



i-mu-nQ, n. activity, in a cause. 



i-mu-re, n. a flea. 



i-na, n. a flre ; a blossom ; a louse. See na. 



i-na, n. a ivhipping, a stri2)e or stroke with the whip. 

 Sec na. 



i-na-bi, «. a j>lant which blisters the skin. 



i-na-kl, n. the chiinpansee, ape. 



i-na-kQ-na (ki), n. extravagance. 



i-nar), /(. sight, vision. 



i-ne-dz§-dzi, n. sides of the doorivay. 



i-nf, n. possession : ini re kpo, his 2'ossessions are 

 great. 



i-ni-la, n. greatness. 



i-ni-la-ra, w. oppi-ession. 



i-ni-ra, n. freedom ; difficulty, strait, need. 



i-ni-rar), n. remembrance. 



i-n6, n. the inside, mind, womb ; an indentation or 

 bowl (Ex. 25, 34): \\\o (i\Aori, pleasure (of mind): 

 se ino doi) si, to be pleased tvith, delight in; ino 

 rerc, « good disposition ; sc ino rerc, to be kind- 



hearted ; ino badze, to be displeased; ino yo, 

 to pity ; ekor) ino, tJie fulness of a thing (Ps. 50, 

 12); ni ino, in, within ; iuo midoq, I am pleased, 

 happy ; ino doi) mi, / am p>ained, grieved. 



-ng-bi-bi, n. fretfulness. 



,-n5-dzQ, «. fl toioel for the face, a handkerchief. 



.-no-le (ile), n. inside the house. 



.-n5-se, n. a foot-towel. 



.-n5-'w6, ». a hand-towel. 



-ra, n. a morass, a bog ; a kind of horse. See ra. 



-ra-do, n. compassion. 



-ra-kpa-da, n. redemption, 



-ra-le, n. lathing, laths. 



-ra-le, n. evening. 



,-ra-na, n. a propitiation made for the dying. 



-rar), n. a sight, seeing ; a generation, a race ; re- 

 semblance. 



,-rar)-di-rai), n. successive generations, genealogy. 



.-rar)-se, n. a servant. 



.-rar>-"wu, n. a cotton-spinner. (Pr. 44.) 



.-ra-"WO, n. a star. 



-re, m. play. 



.-r§, n. a going off, as a trap : a curse, an urging 

 forward, haste. 



-Tb, n. goodness; well-wishing; (/«/< of a lioi'se. 



-re-de (ode), n. revelling, revelry. 



-re-gur), n. abuse, a curse. 



.-re-ke, n. sugar-cane. 



-re-ko-dza, n. a piassing over. 



-re-kpa, ?*. transgression. 



-re-kpe, n. a scrap or remnant of cloth. 



-re-ni, n. four days hence. 



-re-ra, n. pride. 



.-re-ri, n. a, being past harvest time. 



.-re-ti, n. hope. 



-re, n. friendship, <tc. See re. 



-re, n. a corn-tassel. 



-re-na, n. candle-snuffers. 



.-re-ni-dze, n. a cheating, fraud. 



-ri, n. sight, <&c. See ri. 



;-ri, n. dew, mist. 



-ri-dztl, M. a steward. 



-ri-na, n. a sight, a spectacle. 



-ri-ndo, n. nausea. 



,-rir), n. iron ; a kind of rat-trap). 



-rir), i-rir)-le, i-rii)-im, «. dampmess, moisture. 



-rir), n. walking, (&c. See rlq. 



.'-ri-ra, n. hatred, an abomination. 



.-ri-rar), n. See irina. 



.-ri-ri, n. experience. 



-TO, n. a telling, d'c. Sec ro. 



i-ro, n. a stirring, etc. See ro. 



i-ro, V. the chimpanzee. 



i-ro-bi-no-dze, n. grief, trouble. 



i-ro-gba, n. an assembly of the elders. 



