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worship, Matt. 8: 2; Josh. 5: 14; 

 aiokpanchi, aiyukpanchi, nasal form; 

 aiokpahancki, freq., Matt. 9: 8; 15: 9, 

 31; aiokpaiyachi, protracted form; isht 

 aiokpachi, v. t., to treat; ikaiokpacho, 

 to refuse; isht aiokpachi, n., gift, Matt. 

 8: 4; ikaiokpacho, pp., refused; un- 

 noticed; unregarded; unrespected; re- 

 pulsive. 



aiokpachi, n., a greeter; asaluter; a wor- 

 shiper. 



aiokpachi, n., a compliment; eclat; grat- 

 itude; a valediction; ikaiokpacho, n., in- 

 gratitude; a slight. 



aiokpachi, a., diligent; (aiokpachi achuk- 

 ma, industrious), attentive; ikaiokpa- 

 cho, a., unconstant. 



aiokpachi, n. , diligence; (aiokpachi ach- 

 ukma, industry). 



aiokpachi achukma, adv., readily. 



aiokpachi alhpesa, a., worshipful. 



aiokpulo, n., evil; guilt. 



aiokpulo, n., a bad place; an evil place. 



aiokpulo, v. a. i. , to be bad. 



aiokpulo iksho, n., innocence; inno- 

 cency. 



aiokpuloka, v. a. i., to be ruined. 



aiokpuloka, n., the bad place; a bad 

 place; hell, Matt. 10: 28; an abyss; the 

 abyss; a furnace; perdition; tophet; 

 destruction, Matt. 7: 13; a desolation, 

 Josh. 8: 28. 



aiokpuloka, a., evil, Luke 11: 13; vexed; 

 isht aiokpuloka, vexed with, Luke 6: 18. 



aiokpuloka chito, n., the great place of 

 evil. 



aiokpuloka chukoa, pp., damned. 



aiokpuloka foka, pp., damned; put into 

 hell; cast into hell. 



aiokpuloka foki, v. t., to damn; to put 

 into a bad place. 



aiokpuloka iksho, n., soundness. 



aiokpuloka iksho, a., unblemished. 



aiokpuloka luak, n., hell fire; Matt. 5: 

 22; 18: 9. 



aiokpulu n ka, n., perdition; aiokpolu n ka 

 ushi, John 17: 12; a wreck; hell; aiokpu- 

 loka, Matt. 5: 22; 11: 23; 16: 18. 



aiokshilinta, pp., nasal form, shut up; 

 being shut up; Luke 4: 25. 



aiomanili, n., a seat; a chair; bottom of 

 a chair; a stool. 



aiomanili api, n., a chair post; a chair 

 leg. 



aiomanili falaia, n., a bench; a form; a 

 settle. 



aiomanili iyi, n., a chair leg; a chair 

 post; leg of a stool. 



aiombinili, see aio n binili and aiomanili. 



aiona, n. (from ona and ai), access; the 

 place by which to go to. 



aiona, n., time; season, Luke 2: 6; ik- 

 aiono, before the time; ikaiono kfosha 

 ho™, before the time, Matt. 8: 29; ik- 

 aiono, adv., untimely. 



aiona, v. a. i., to go to; to betake to; to 

 reach to or there; aionashali, v. t., v. 

 a. i., to haunt; ikaiono, neg. form; ik- 

 aiono, a., immature; ikaionocheli, v. t., 

 to bring forth before the proper time; 

 to miscarry; ikaiono ieshi, v. t., to mis- 

 carry; n., an abortion; ikaiono atta, v. 

 t. , to bring forth before the proper time; 

 ikaiono atta, n., an abortion. 



aionasha, n., a seat; a chair; a cricket; 

 room. 



aionasha aiataya a n sha, n., an elbow 

 chair. 



aionasha umpatalhpo, n., a cushion 

 for a chair. 



aionitola, n., a bier, Luke 7: 14; that 

 which he lies on; a rest. 



aiontalaia, n., a site. 



aiontalat fulokachi, n., a pivot; a pin 

 on which anything turns. 



aionusha, n., a bed; a frame on which 

 a man lies or sits. See Luke 5: 18. 



aiopi; ont aiisht imaiyojri, Luke 11: 26. 



aiopitama (pi., aiopitamoa), v. n., to lap 

 over ( as shingles on a roof ) ; itiaiopiiama, 

 to pass each other. 



aiopitama, pp. , made to pass each other; 

 passed. 



aiopitammi (pi., aiopitamoli), v. t., to 

 pass by one that is coming from the 

 opposite quarter; itiaiopitqmmi, to pass 

 each other, whether in sight or not, 

 especially when going in opposite di- 

 rections. 



aio n shobolichi, n., a kiln (as where 

 boards are kiln dried). 



aiowa, n., along hunting expedition; a 

 hunt after wild animals. See aioa, to 

 pick; to select. 



aiowa, v. a. i., to go out on a hunting ex- 

 pedition; to hunt wild animals. 



aiowata, n., hunting ground. 



aiskachi, pp., mended; fixed; repaired. 



