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l-ta-le, n. a worm which comes ttp from the r/round 



caul attacks people when asleep. 

 l-ta-le-mo, n. ancestors. 

 l-ta-mo-ra, n. accoutrements for war. 

 L-ta-na, n. a flower, blossom. « 



i-tar), n. the thiyh, a ham ; kinship, tradition, com- 

 pletion, d'c. Sec tai). 

 l-tar)-kpa-ra, n. an ulcer caused h>j small-piox. 

 l-ta-ra, n. haste, hurry, zeal, anxiety. 

 l-ta-so-ri, n. which is poured on the head. 

 L-ta-so (aso), n. a cloth stretched or himy asacurtain. 

 L-te, n. a throne, t&c. 



\.-\,B-'bo,n. the underside of a roof ; a tenant. Sceibo. 

 l-te-hir), n. a saddle-cloth. 

 l-te-le, ?(. the leg of a beast. 

 l-te-le, n. foundation. 

 i-te-le-se, n. a private sign (as a nod, wint, &c.) 



to attract attention. 

 i-te-ri-gba, n. the lintel of a door, 

 l-te-se, ri. the treadle of a loom. 

 l-ti, n. timber, a log. 

 L-tl, n. a bundle, sheaf, wisp ; breaking, snajyping in 



two. 

 L-ti-dzu, n. shame, modesty. 

 l-ti-se, n. u foot-stool. 

 L-to-ri, ". « share : se itori, to share. 

 I'-to-rl, n. the cause, reason ; therefore. 

 l-to-si, n. nearness : nitosi, near. 

 [-to-t6, n. truth. 

 l-to-ye, n. merit, value. 

 i-to n. straightness ; a creek ; old age, endurance, 



leading ; spittle, dx. See to. 

 i-t6, n. urine, dx. See t6. 

 L-to-dzu, n. oversight, care, perseverance: se 



itodiu, to p)ersevere, to oversee. 

 i-to-ko, n. an oai-f a rudder. 

 i-tor)-ri-rar), n. recovery of sight. 

 i-to-re, n. a gift : itore anu, alms. 

 i-to-'WO, n. an earnest, anticipation. 

 i-tu, n. overthrow, eradication, dr. See tu. 

 i-tu, »?. a spiarrow. 

 i-ttl, n. case, relief; itil edo, consolation ; so iti\ 



ard, to rest. 

 i-tu-m6, n. interpretation, sense, meaning. 

 i-tu-n6, ». comfort, consolation. 

 i-tu-ra, n. ease from piain, refreshment : ituraodio, 



the cool of the day. 

 i-'wS, n. distribution. (1 Pet. 4, 10.) 

 i-^wS., n. being, origin, life, duration of life, conduct, 



disposition, nature of a thing, ])resence (Gen. 43, 



9) : iwa ikpa, violence ; iwa buburu, wickedness ; 



iwi tito, integrity, honesty ; iwa tiltu, meekness ; 



iwS, ibi, iwa ika, mischief ; iwii niiuio, holiness ; 



iwa ard, brotherhood ; iwa. ploruij, the Qodhead ; 



odzo odfii) iwa re, the years of his life. 



a smithes poker. 



haste, impatience : se hvara, to latsten, 



i-AVa-dze, n. gain, profit, seeking for food. 

 i-"Wa-dzu, 71. the front, presence, before, broiv. 

 i-"w3.-ku-'wa, n. bad behavior, ccqmce. 

 i-"wa-le, n. a digger ; figurativelj', a man child, a 



son. 

 i-vra-na, n. 

 i-^wa-ra, n. 



hurry. 

 i-'Wa-se, n, ^;ow;rfer, fine grains ; the menses. 

 i-"wa-"wi, n. an excuse, extenuation. 

 i-"Wa-ya 1-dza, jj. struggling, agony. 

 i-Ave, n. the kidneys. 

 i-wg, n. a book, a comparison. 

 i-Ave-dze, n. a wrinkle. 

 i-vre-dze, «. a curl, a tress. 

 i-'we-re, n. silliness, folly : so iwcrc, to be foolish, 



to act foolishly. 

 i-'We-ri, n. a head-band. 



i-we, n. a frog ; fineness of grain or of tbreads. 

 i-'We-fa, n. a eunuch. 

 i-'vro, n. a horn. 

 i-'w6, n. the thrush in cbilJron. 

 i-"w6-do, n. a ford. 

 i-'WO-ro, }'. a heathen, an idolater. 

 i-AVO-ye, n. foresight, providence. 

 i-'wo-yi, n. the present time, now. 

 i-'WO, j^ron. thou. 

 i-'w6, n. the navel, crookedness ; husk of certain 



seeds ; a horn. 

 i-wd, n. pioison put in food ; entering, dr. Sec 



wo. 

 i-"WO, n. suitableness, form ; a fish-hook. 

 i--wo-dz9, n. a gathering together, an assembly, 



crowd. 

 i-"WO-fa, n. a 2}awn servant. 

 i--w6-ni, piron. those. 

 i-wor), 71. scarcity of food, etc. ; a long neck, as 



of a gourd. 

 i wdr), n. a measure of quantity or distance, size : 



iwSq fadaka, a piiece of silver, as money ; ni iwoq 



bi, so long as ; iwoi) enia, as many people as. 

 i-'WOr)-Wor), n. the iguana ; a bundle. 

 i-AVOq-yi, jn'on. these. 

 i-AVO-ra, n. greediness. 



i-WO-si, n. contempt, s2nte : sc iwosi si, to insult. 

 i-AVO-SO, n. a ball of thread, woniid up ready for 



weaving. 

 i-wii, n. a choice, prefei-ence, dr. Sec wu. 

 i-"wu'-ka-ra (akara), n. leaven. 

 i-"wni), n. a thing. 

 i-ya, 71. the armptit. 

 1-ya, w. loss, j)overty, suffering : dzc i3'a, to suffer ; 



cmiriij die ni ko to iya, the bite (f a sandfly is not 



so sharp as px>verty. 

 i-ya, n. inother, tnistress of a servant. 



