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A DICTIONARY OF THE CHOCTAW LANGUAGE 



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the nasal form, is most used; ikimantio, 

 v. t., to disobey him; ikimantio, a., 

 disobedient; unduteous; undutiful. 



antta, see anta. 



anu n ka, a., inner; interior. 



anu n ka, prep., within; in; osapa anu n ka, 

 in a field, Matt. 13: 44. 



anu n ka, v. n.,to be within; to be inside. 



anu n ka, n., the inside. 



anu n ka alata, n., a lining. 



anu n ka hanta, n., same as aboha hanta, 

 a white house; a senate house; state 

 house; house of peace and friendship. 



anu n ka lashpa, n., a hot house; the 

 winter house or sleeping room of the 

 ancient Choctaw. 



anu n kaka, n., the space or place within; 

 the interior; the inside; the bowels, as 

 sinakak anunkaka, Matt. 6: 2; aboha hallo 

 anu n kaka ya n , in the prison; yakni 

 anunkaka, the bowels of the earth; 

 chu n kash anu n kaka, in the heart; the 

 inside of the heart; recesses of theheart, 

 Mark 2: 6,8; anunkaka yokato, Matt. 7: 

 15; 14: 10, 33; Josh. 2: 19; 7: 21. 



anu n kaka, a., internal; intestine; in- 

 trinsic; intrinsical; inward. 



anu n kaka, adv., prep., within. 



anu n kaka fehna, a., inmost; aboha 

 anu n kaka felina ka, 2 Kings 9: 2. 



anuka n ka iklanna, a., inner. 



anu n kaka pisa, n., insight. 



anukba n kchi, n., the tenderloin. 



anukbata, a., raging; mad. 



anukbata, v. a. i., to rage; to rave. 



anukbata, n., rage; madness. 



anukbatachi, v. t., to enrage; to cause 

 a raging. 



anukbiafe, pass, sing., anukbia, pi., 

 peeled off; tiski anukbia, ku n shak anuk- 

 bia, knives of cane bark peeled off. 



anukbiaffi, v. t. sing., to peel off the 

 bark of hickory or cane, etc., in strips; 

 anukbieli, pi. ; anukbiafa, pass. sing. 



anukbikeli, v. n., to press or hang in 

 the throat; or lie hard in the stomach, 

 as food that adheres to the throat, or 

 distresses the stomach. 



anukbikeli, n., a stoppage; an obstruc- 

 tion in the throat. 



anukbikelichi, v. t. caus., to cause a 

 pressure or stoppage in the throat, or 

 to cause food to lie hard in the stomach. 



anukchaha, a., envious; ill natured. 



anukchaha, v. n., to be envious; to be 

 ill natured. 



anukchaha, n., envy; ill nature. 



anukchahachi, v. t., to cause envy or 

 ill nature; to provoke. 



anukcheta hinla, a., trusty. 



anukcheto, v. t., to trust in; to depend 

 upon; to serve; to wait upon; to con- 

 fide; to resign; to stay; anukchielo, pro. 

 form (and one much used), to trust, 

 Matt, 12: 21; Mark 10: 24; anukchinto, 

 nasal form, trusting; confiding; to rely; 

 to repose. 



anukcheto, n., a dependent; one who 

 relies upon another for aid, etc. ; inla 

 anukcheto keyu, a., independent; not 

 dependent on another. 



anukcheto, n., confidence. 



anukchilafa, v. a. i. sing., to prate; to 

 talk impertinently. 



anukchilafa, n., a prater. 



anukchilali, n. pi., praters. 



anukchilali, v. a. i. pi., to prate. 



anukchito, v. a. L, to hesitate; to falter; 

 anukchinto, nasal form. 



anukfila, v. a i. ; imanukfila, to be 

 minded, Matt. 1: 19. 



anukfila, n., thought; usually found with 

 a prefixed pronoun, as am, chim, im, 

 pirn., etc.; see imanukfila, 1 Tim. 6: 

 1 1 , Articlesof faith, sec. v. ; nananukfila, 

 mind, Phil. 2: 5; anukfila, pp., consid- 

 ered. 



anukfilema, v. a. i. sing., to turn in- 

 side out (as the inside comes out); 

 anukfilemoa, pi. 



anukfilema, pp., a., turned inside out; 

 turned wrong side out. 



anukfilema, n., the turning of the in- 

 side out. 



anukfilemoa, v. a. i. pi., to turn in- 

 side out. 



anukfilemoa, pp. pi., turned inside out; 

 turned wrong side out. 



anukfilemoli, v. t. pi., to turn the in- 

 side out, 



anukfilimmi, v. t. pi., to turn inside out. 



anukfilli, v. a. i., v. t., to deem; to digest; 

 to entertain; to hammer; to heed; to 

 imagine; to invent; to look; to muse; to 

 ponder; to purpose; to reason; to reckon; 

 to reflect; to regard; to remark; to 

 repute; to resolve; to ruminate; to 

 scheme; to speculate; to study; to view; 



