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apakamoli, n., deceivers. 



apakchilofa, pp., tripped up. 



apakchilofn, v. t., to trip up. 



apakchulli, v. a. i., v. t., to climb up; 

 to cling; to wind round and ascend, as 

 a man climbs a tree or a vine runs up a 

 pole. 



apakchulli, n., a climber. 



apakfoa, pp. pi., banded; bound round; 

 tied round; from apakfoli. 



apakfoa, v. a. i., to go round; to reach 

 round; to wind round. 



apakfoa, v. n., to be round; to be wound 

 round. 



apakfobli, v. a. i. sing., to go round; to 

 encircle; to surround; to wrap round; 

 to environ; to inclose; as, it goes round, 

 etc., Luke 13: 8; Mark 12: 1. 



apakfoblichi, v. t., caus., to wind round; 

 to cause to go round; to wrap round. 



apakfokachi, pp. pi., surrounded; en- 

 circled. 



apakfokachi, v. n., to be around. 



apakfokachi, v. a. i., to go round; to en- 

 circle; to avoid by going round; apak- 

 fokahanchi, freq., Rev. 20: 9. 



apakfoli, v. t. pi., to surround; to wind 

 round ; to wrap round ; ilapakfoli, v. ref . , 

 to bewrap; to wrap himself, Gen. 37: 34. 



apakfopa, apakfoyupa (pro. f. ), n., the 

 circumference; the compass; a zone; 

 apakfoyupa, prep., round. 



apakfopa, apakfompa (nas. f. ), pp., 

 from apakfobli, wound round; wrapped 

 round; circled; encircled; environed; 

 inclosed; shunned; surrounded. 



apakfopa, a., spiral. 



apakfopa, v. a. i., to go round; to wind 

 round; to circuit; to come round; to 

 deviate; to encircle; to fly; to shun; to 

 compass, Josh. 6: 3, 4; apakfompa, nasal 

 form; apakfohompa, pro. form. 



apakfopa, v. n., to be wound round; 

 v. t, to compass; to double, as a cape; 

 apakfoyupa, pro. form. 



apakfopahe keyu, a., inevitable. 



apakfoyupa, see apakfopa. 



apakna, n., a plenty; an abundance; a 

 fullness. 



apakna, adv., freely. 



apakna, a., plenteous; abundant; copi- 

 ous; exuberant. 



apakna, v. n., to be plenteous; to abound; 

 itimpakna, to compete together; kilitim- 



pakna, let us compete, or try and see 

 which will excel; see pakna. 



apakna n ka, n., the top, Luke 23: 38. 



apaknali, n., the surface; the face. 



apaknali, a., superficial; being on the 

 surface. 



apaknali, v. n., to be superficial; to be 

 on the surface. 



apaknachi, v. t., to cause an abundance; 

 to make a plenty, 1 Kings 10: 27. 



apakshanof a, v. a. i. , to cling. 



apakshana, v. a. i., to cling to; to 

 grip; itapakshqna, to strive together, 

 Deut. 25: 11. 



apakshana, pp., twisted round; itapak- 

 shqna, pp., intwined; twisted together. 



apakshanni, v. t., to twist round; ita- 

 pakshqnni, itapakshqnnichi, v. t., to in- 

 twine; to twist together. 



apalaska, n., an oven; any place where 

 anything is baked; a baking place. 



apali, v. a. i., to lurk; to creep slyly in 

 quest of prey or game, like a cat. 



apanlichi, v. t., to encourage by shouts; 

 to halloo. 



apanta, a., nasal form, from apata, situ- 

 ated at the side; being on the side; 

 sing, of pqlli; inchukapanta, chuka 

 inpqlli. 



apantali, nasal form, from apatali. 



apanukfila, n., a whirlwind. 



apanukfila, v. a. i., to blow and rise, as 

 a whirlwind; to be a whirlwind, or to 

 whirlwind, making a verb of the noun. 



apashia, n., a piazza; a porch; a por- 

 tico; chitkapashia, house porch. 



apata, v. a. i., to lie at the side; apanta, 

 nasal form; apataiya, pro. form, to lie 

 along at the side. 



apata, pp., laid at the side. 



apatafa, n., a plowed place. 



apatalechi, v. t., to spread a blanket so 

 that one-half is under and the other 

 over a person; see apolomichi. 



apatalhpo, n., a spread; a mattress; a 

 seat; a cushion, John 19: 13. Perhaps 

 this word is used for "seat" because in 

 early times the Choctaw spread out 

 some kind of skin as a seat for visitors 

 and others. 



apatali, v. a. i.,to grow at the side like 

 corn suckers; itapatqli, recip. 



apatali, n., suckers; young sprouts at 

 the side. 



