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run on; to venture on; to precipitate; 

 to have courage, Josh. 1: 6, 7; to per- 

 severe, Josh. 10: 25; to rush; to venture. 



amoshuli, n., precipitancy; prowess; a 

 rush; an onset. 



ampa, nasal form from qpa, eating, to be 

 eating; to eat meat, bread, and potatoes, 

 dipped in gravy; ahampa, freq., to keep 

 eating; to be often eating. 



ampatoba, n., a pottery. 



amphata, n., a plate; a pan; pottery; 

 crockery. 



amphata chito, n., a platter; "a 

 charger," Matt. 14: 8, 11. 



ampi, n., an ear (as tanch ampi, an ear of 

 corn). 



ampkoa, n., a potsherd; a piece or 

 fragment of a broken pot; a piece of a 

 broken earthen vessel; Job. 2: 8; a 

 broken bowl; a piece of broken crock- 

 ery; ampkokoa, pi. 



ampmahaia, ampmaiha, n., a griddle; 

 a broad, shallow pan for baking cakes. 



ampmahaia apalaska, n., a griddle. 



ampmalaha, n. , a dish. 



ampmalaspoa, n. pi., plates; platters. 



ampmalaswa, n. pi., plates. 



ampmalassa, n. , a plate. 



ampmaiha, n., a dish. 



ampo, n., a bowl; a pan; crockery; 

 earthenware; pottery; a vessel. 



ampo aiachefa, ampo aiokami, n., a 

 wash bowl. 



ampo atala, n., a crockery shelf; a shelf 

 for bowls. 



ampo chito, n., a large bowl; a large 

 dish. 



ampo ikbi, ampo tana, n., a potter. 



ampo mahaia, n., a pan, 2 Sam. 13: 9. 



amppatassa, n., a large plate. 



ampushi, n., a small bowl. 



an, pro. pre. "my " used in this form be- 

 fore a noun which begins with ch, I, or 

 t, as anchuka, my house; antashka, my 

 warrior; anluak, my fire; anchitokaka, 

 my Lord, Luke 1: 43; before a verb, an 

 adjective, and other parts of speech 

 which begin with ch, I, or t, an means 

 to me, of me, for me, etc; a preposi- 

 tion is understood. Before some words 

 an is written a, and before others am, 

 and sometimes am. Before nouns it 

 is parsed with the nouns. Before 

 verbs, etc., it is generally in the da- 



tive case — sometimes rendered as in 

 the nom. case, as a n hollo, dear to me, 

 or, I love it, and the like; sa n or san oc- 

 curs after the 2d person, and plural of 

 the active pronouns; ma n , man, 1tassa n , 

 hassan. 



anakfi, n., my brother, an appellation 

 used only by females, Josh. 2: 13; chi- 

 nakfi, thy brother, addressed to a fe- 

 male; i n nakji, her brother. 



anaklopulli, v. a. i., to pass through; to 

 prevail. 



anaksi, n., the side. 



anaksi, v. a. i., to turn the side. 



anaksika, n., the side; outside. 



anaksika, v. a. i., to go to the side. 



anaksi n ka, nasal form, going to one side. 



anaksikachi, v. t. caus., to put to one 

 side; to thrust into a corner. 



anaksho n fa, v. a. L, to scorch; to parch. 



anaksho n fa, anukshu n fa, pp. sing., 

 singed; scorched; burnt. 



anaksho n fa, v. n., to be singed; to be 

 parched; ikanaksliufo, a., unscorched. 



anaksho n fJi, v. t. sing., to singe; to burn; 

 to parch; to parch up; to toast. 



anaksholi, v. t. pi., to singe; to scorch; to 

 burn; to parch up; to toast. 



anaksholi, n., a singer; one who singes. 



anakshua, anakshoha, pp. pi., singed; 

 scorched; burnt; parched; toasted; ik- 

 anaksho, a., unscorched. 



anakshua, v. a. i., to scorch; to parch. 



anakshua, v. n., to be singed; to be 

 burnt; to be scorched, Matt. 13: 6. 



anaktibafa, pp. sing., glanced. 



anaktibafa, v. a. i., to glance; it glances. 



anaktibaloa, pp. pi., glanced. 



anaktibaloa, v. a. i. pi., to glance; it 

 glances. 



anaktibaloli, v. t. pi., to make or cause 

 to glance; anaktibaloUchi, causative. 



anaktibam, v. t. sing. , to glance; to cause 

 to glance; to stumble. 



anaktiballi. v. t. pi., to make them 

 glance; to stumble. 



anaktiballichi, v. t. caus., to cause them 

 to glance. 



anaktiboa, pp. pi., glanced. 



anaktiboa, v. a. i., to glance. 



anala, anala, unala, pp., nailed on. 



anala, n., a wound. 



anali, v. t. sing., to nail; to nail on; to 

 fasten with a nail; to wound; ahonqli, 

 pi. (q. v.). 



