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akachuli, akachali, n., edge of a door 

 yard; border of a door yard, Luke 16: 

 20 [?]. 



akachunni, see akkachunni. 



akaieta, synonymous with akabo n sha 

 (q. v.) and same as taha. 



akaieta, plu. of aiena? many; with all; 

 ahe at shuat akaieta; hatak Mi akaieta; 

 ilhkolitakaieta, ilhkolit atomafa, Matt. 3: 

 10 [?]. 



aka n k anusi, n., a hen roost; a roost. 



aka n k abi, n., a hen hawk. 



aka n k chaha, n., a tall hen; a tame tur- 

 key. 



aka n k chaka, n. , the wattles of a hen. 



aka n k hishi, n., hen feathers; a hen 

 feather. 



aka n k hu n kupa, n., a poacher; one that 

 steals fowls. 



aka n k impasha, n., the wattles of a hen. 



aka n k inchuka, n., a henhouse; a hen- 

 coop. 



aka n k ishke, n. , a hen that has had chick- 

 ens; an old hen; a mother hen. 



aka n k kofi, n., a guinea hen; a pintado. 



aka n k nakni, n., a cock; a rooster. 



aka n k nakni himmita, n., a cockerel. 



aka n k nakni itibbi, n., a cock fight. 



aka n k ola, n., cock crowing; the time at 

 which cocks crow; early morning. 



aka n k ola, v. a. i. , to crow; to cry or make 

 a noise, as a cock. 



aka n k tek, n., a hen; the female of the 

 common domestic fowl. 



aka n k tek himmita, n., a pullet. 



aka n k ushi, n., the young of the domestic 

 hen; a chicken; a hen's egg; akank 

 ushi peliechi, n., a brood of chickens. 



aka n k ushi achafa bo 11 !!, n. , a nest egg. 



aka n k ushi hakshup, n., a hen's egg 

 shell. 



aka n k ushi holba, a., oval; oblong; of 

 the shape or figure of an egg. 



aka n k ushi i n walaha, akak ushi 

 walakachi, n., albumen; the white of 

 an egg. 



aka n k ushi lakna, n., the yolk of a hen's 

 egg. 



aka n k ushi lobunchi, n., a hen's egg. 



aka n k ushi lobunchi shua, n., a rotten 

 egg- 



aka n k ushi peliechi, n., a brood of 

 chickens. 



aka n k ushi walakachi, n., glair; albu- 

 men; the white of an egg. 

 aka n ka, n. of com. gen. and number, a 



hen; hens; name of a domestic fowl; 



a chick; a chicken; poultry. 

 akakoha, v. i. pi., to fall (as in battle), 



2 Sam. 18: 7; see 1 Sam. 4: 2, 10; to 



fall down, cha n yat akakoha, ' ' hewn 



down," Matt. 7: 19. 

 akakoli, v. t., to fell, Deut. 20: 19. 

 akakolichi, v. t. caus., to cause to fall, 



1 Sam. 4: 3. 

 akalampi, see kalampi. 

 akalapechi, v. t. caus., to freeze; to 



cause to freeze; to congeal; akalampichi, 



nasal form; to congeal, 

 akalapi, n., frost, 

 akalapi, pp., frozen; akalampi, frozen; 



congealed, 

 akalapi, v. n., to freeze; to congeal; 



akalampi, nasal form, and the one most 



used, 

 akalapit taha, pp., frozen up. 

 aka n lusi, pp., humbled. 

 aka n lusi, a., v. n., to be low, grave (in 



music), or humble; akanlusi, nasal form 



(q. v.). 

 akala, pp., broken and spilt, as an egg. 

 akalalli, v. t., to break; to break open 



so that the contents run out; aka n k ushi 



a n akalalli, he breaks the egg. 

 akama, akama, alhkama, pp., shut 



up; stopped. 

 akamaloli, v. a. i. sing., to leer (as a 



horse), 

 akamalushli, v. a. i. pi., to leer, 

 akamali, akamalli, v. t. sing., to stop 



up; to cork; to close; see akamoli. 

 akamassa, v. a. i., to harden, 

 akamassa, n., atachi, Ex. 26: 6, and isht 



akamassa in the same verse; itakamassa, 



v. a. i., to settle. 

 akamassa, pp. and a., fastened; buckled; 



buttoned; compacted; itakamassa, fas- 

 tened together; joined together strong 



(as the planks of a floor when well 



laid); clasped together; consolidated; 



strengthened; sealed; ikakamasso, a., 



open; not fastened, 

 akamassali, v. t., to fasten; to button; 



nafoka akamassali, to seal; to buckle; 



itakamassali, to fasten together; to clasp; 



to compact; to consolidate. 



