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atuklant atokoli, v. t., to reappoint; to 

 rechoose; to choose a second time; to 

 reelect. 



atuklant alhtuka, pp., rechosen. 



atuklant chukoa, v. a. i., to reenter; to 

 enter anew, or a second time. 



atuklant fimmi, v. t., to resow. 



atuklant haiaka, v. a. L, to reappear. 



atuklant haiaka, pp., found again; dis- 

 covered a second time. 



atuklant haklo, v. t, to rehear; to hear 

 a second time. 



atuklant hilechi, v. t, to reestablish. 



atuklant hobachi, v. a. i., to reecho. 



atuklant hokli, v. t., to reseize. 



atuklant hoyo, v. t., to recall; to call a 

 second time. 



atuklant ikbi, v. t., to rebuild; to re- 

 make; to re-edify; to regenerate; tore- 

 new; to reorganize. 



atuklant ikbi, n., regeneration. 



atuklant imatali, v. t., to recruit. 



atuklant imalhtaha, pp., recruited. 



atuklant ishi, v. t., to reassume; to re- 

 take; to regain. 



atuklant isht ia, v. t, to recommence; 

 to resume; to begin again; to renew. 



atuklant isht ilaiyukpa, v. t., to reen- 

 joy; to enjoy a second time. 



atuklant itauaya, pp., remarried. 



atuklant itauaya, v. t., to remarry, as 

 the parties marry each other. 



atuklant itauayachi, v. t., to remarry, 

 as an officer marries others. 



atuklant itannaha, v. a. i., to reassem- 

 ble. 



atuklant itannaha, pp., reassembled. 



atuklant itannali, v. t., to reassemble; 

 to re-collect; to rally. 



atuklant lopuli, v. a. i., v. t., to repass. 



atuklant miha, v. t., to rehearse; to re- 

 peat. 



atuklant oia, v. a. i., to reascend. 



atuklant okchaya, v. n., to relive; to 

 live again. 



atuklant oti, v. t, to rekindle. 



atuklant pila, v. t., to recast; to resend. 



atuklant pisa, v. t., to reexamine; to 

 revise. 



atuklant poloma, pp., redoubled; 

 doubled a second time. 



atuklant polomi, v. t., to redouble; to 

 double a second time. 



atuklant toba, pp., a regenerate; re- 

 generated; made again; renewed, 

 atuklant ulhti, pp., rekindled, 

 atuklant yammichi, v. t., to react, 

 atuklant yamrniht pisa, n., to re- 

 attempt. 

 atuklonchi, and; see Matt. 2: 13. 

 atuklakafa, v. a. i., to jest; to joke, 

 atuklakafa, a., jocose, 

 atuklakafa, n., a joke; idle talk, 

 atuko, adv., not; also spoken hatuko, 



yatuko. 

 atukonofa, atikkonofa, v. a. i., to ap- 

 proach near on both sides, Luke 22: 47. 

 Possibly this is a compound word. 

 atukonofa, pp., pressed on both sides. 

 atukosh, adv., not, not to. 

 atulli, v. a. i., to hop. 

 atuma, see atoma. 

 atush, hatush, yatush. Sinti yatush, 



Satan, Scrip. Biog., p. 31. 

 atushali, pi., to hew, Josh. 8: 31; ap- 

 plied to stones; see tushati. 

 atu n shpa, pp., hastened; hurried. 

 atu n shpa, v. a. i., to hurry; to hasten. 

 atu n shpalechi, v. t., to press; atushpa- 

 lihinchilitok, "I compelled them," 

 Acts 26: 11. 

 atushpachi, v. t., to hasten; to hurry, 

 atuya, n., a ladder; stairs; a flight of 

 stairs; steps; 1 Kings, 10: 19; a style; 

 a rundle; Samson's post; a scale; a 

 stair; a stepping stone. 

 au, a diphthong, having the sound of ow 



in n< >w. 

 aua, auah, a word used in counting the 

 numbers between ten and nineteen, 

 having the sense of and, or with, as ten 

 and one, 11; ten and two, 12; polcoli 

 auahchafa, ten and one, eleven, but the 

 word pokoli is usually omitted. 

 auah achafa, a., eleven, 11, xi. 

 auah achafa, v. n., to be eleven, as 



auah achafa yoke, there are eleven, 

 auah achafa, v. a. i., to be eleven, or 

 to make 11; as hqshauah achafa, you 

 make eleven; you are eleven. 

 auah hannali, a., sixteen, 16, xvi. 

 auah hannali, v. n., to be sixteen. 

 auah hannali, v. a. i., to make sixteen, 



as ilauah hannali. 

 auah huntuchina, a., eighteen, 18, xviii. 

 auah huntuchina, v. n., to be eighteen. 



