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ilulama, to dress out, to undress 

 iluliiijalama, to climb down 

 ilunama, to extinguish (fire) 

 iluma, to die, to go out (light) 

 iluma, to dry up (water) 

 inialalguia, / . . ^ r 



imalalkura, \ ni great danger, unsafe 



imanka, long time l>efore 



imankinja, very old 



ima, condemned to die 



imanama, to hand over to, to offer 



imaralama, to dash (small waves) 



imatoalima, to dash (large ^A'aves) 



imateuma, to roll up 



imambula, danger 



imbara, a sign, track, annual rings 

 of trees 



imbulkna, a scar, a mark 



ilkata, pain 



ilkapala, full (moon) 



ilkatilama, to cause pain 



ilknariuma, to skin 



ilknima, to wash, to wipe away 



ilknagama, to force away 



ilknuinama, to castrate 



ilknilbiknima, to stagger 



ilkwaterilama, to help, assist, to 

 accompany 



ilknakama, to divide, to separate 



ilkwatera, assistance, companion- 

 ship 



ilkankula, storm 



ilknira, naked, poor 



ilkaunkuanta, quick 



ilkna, wet, moist 



iloutja, miserable 



ilotuma, to throw down 



ilpanama, \, n . 



ilpulangalama, J ^ 



ilta, a hut, a house 



iltariuma, to crack 



iltarkama, to rattle 



iltarkalilama, to make a rattling 



iltirbminjatuma, to beat time 



ilulitijikatjila erauma, to tremble 

 with age 



imbaninbana, cautious 



imbanintuma, to have pity 



imbuma, to let, to permit 



imbulama, to leave (act) 



imbalalbuma, } . r i ,1 



imbalalama, ^^ ^°^^^^^^^' *^ ^^^''^ 



imilama, to condemn 



impanama, to sift 



inola, a spider 



inalbuma, to take back 



inanga, the arm 



inara, patiently 



inankala, wise, knowing 

 inbanama, to pass or go over 

 inbora, heavy 

 inbotna, hail-stones 

 inbirka, centipede 

 indota, clever 

 indora (superlative), very 

 indotilama, to adorn 

 indaltja, grasshoppers 

 indama, to lay down, to belong 

 ingalama, to beget 

 ingama, to roar (as animals) 

 inguia, old 



ingutnala, in the morning 

 ingunta, to-morrow 

 inguntarbuna, the day after to- 

 morrow 

 ingua, night 



inguarinia, 1 . , , i, 

 . ® 1'' ' V a night walker 

 uiguarakAva, J ° 



ingartja, a deep track 



ingununga, maggots 



inilalama, to get 



ininga, beard 



inima, to fetch 



iniakarilama, 1 , 1 n 



. *; , ' Vto load upon 



mjakarauma, | ^ 



inkanja, shoulder 



inka, the foot 



inkatnita, the sole of the foot 



inkaganja, the toe of the foot 



inkalura, a hoof 



inkarinka, a ladder 



inkanja, a prayer 



inkainama, to erect 



inkariknima, to run out (water) 



inkailalama, to fly up 



inkama, to beg 



inkalerama, to look angry, to be- 

 come wicked 



inkirililama, to make noise 



inkanindama, to commit adultery 

 secretly 



inkutilama, to bend 



inkantama, to follow the track, to 

 track 



inkaraka, \ ,, 



inkana, J 



inkana, (also meaning) the last 



inkilja, wicked, ugly 



inkara, safe, without danger 



inkutinkuta, crooked, bent 



inkarinkai'a, slender, thin 



inkarinjaka, altogether 



inmanmaraulama, to shake the head 



inmara, waves, mistletoe 



intitjera, frogs 



