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banathachi, v. t., to make it wave, bil- 

 low, or roll; banatkachi, pi. 



bano, adv., only; altogether; perfectly; 

 completely; all; merely; simply; to- 

 tally; utterly; wholly; entirely; ishi- 

 bano, Matt. 7:8; receives entirely, Josh. 

 1: 16, 17; yammakbano, that only; yak- 

 bano hon, Matt. 4: 4. 



bano, a,, mere; naked; simple; only; 

 iyi bano, barefoot; nipi bano, naked. 



bano, a., alone; entire; stark; ilap bano, 

 himself alone; Matt. 14:23; hatak bano, 

 man alone; bano preceded by k is used 

 for the sign of the optative mood; 

 mintikbano, only that he comes. 



bano, v. n., to be alone; to be entire; 

 banokmat, 2 Sam. 18: 25; banot, Matt. 

 11:21. 



banochi, banuchi, v. t., to make it entire; 

 to make solitary or alone; ilap banochit 

 hassa n filammachi' n ka, ye shall leave me 

 alone, John 16: 32. 



baptismo, n., baptism, Matt. 20: 23; 

 21: 25. 



baptismo, pass., baptized, Matt. 20: 23; 

 1 Cor. 10: 2; baptismo used with active 

 prep. 



baptismochi, v. t., to baptize, Matt. 3: 11; 

 baptismohonchi, freq. Mark 1: 4; Matt. 

 28: 19; baptismochechi. 



baptismochi, n., a baptist; one who 

 administers baptism; a baptizer. 



baptist, n., a baptist; John the Baptist, 

 Matt. 3: 1; 11: 11. 



basaboa, pass, pi., sparks made. 



basacha; basancha, in luak basancha, a 

 spark of fire. 



basachi, see basalichi. 



basaha, v. a. i. sing., to pop or snap, as 

 burning wood. 



basaha, n., a pop; a snap. 



basahachi, v. t. sing., to cause it to pop 

 or to snap; to make sparks. 



basahkachi, v. a. i. pi., to pop; to snap. 



basahkachi, n. pi., a popping; a snap- 

 ping. 



basak, basak, n. sing., a pop; a snap- 

 ping noise; snap of a stick, of clay 

 thrown against a wall, or of the fist in 

 giving a blow. 



basakachi, v. a. i., lit. to say basak; to 

 snap; to pop. 



basali, v. a. i. pi., to snap; to pop; to 

 explode, as burning wood. 



basali, n. pi., a popping; a snapping. 



basalichi, basachi, v. t. pi., to cause a 

 snapping or popping. 



basasu n kachi, n. pi., a popping; a snap- 

 ping. 



basasu n kachi, a., brindled; striped; 

 scarred. 



basasu n kachi, basasu n kachi, v. n., to 

 be brindled or striped. 



basisakachi, v. a. i. pi., to snap; to 

 crack; to pop. 



basoa, v. n., to be striped; to be brindled; 

 to be brinded; to be checked and tabby; 

 basasoah. 



basoa, a., striped; brindled; brinded; 

 tabby. 



basoa, pass., streaked. 



basoa, n., stripes; spots of different col- 

 ors; a streak; a stripe; basasoah. 



basoachi, basoachi, v. t., to stripe; to 

 make brindled; to streak. 



basoli, v. t. pi., to stripe. 



basoli, n. pi., stripes. 



basolichi, v. t. caus., to make striped 

 work, as cloth. 



basosu n kachi, basasu n kachi, n. pi., 

 scars; marks; small checks; small 

 stripes. 



ba n spoah, n., slabs, or slats of paling. 



basunlash, n., the gall; the bile; basun- 

 lash Jwmi, gall of bitterness, or bitter 

 gall, Acts 8: 23. 



basunlash aiatto or aialhto, n., the 

 gall bladder. 



basunlash okchi, n., the gall; the mat- 

 ter secreted in the liver, Matt. 27: 34. 



basha n kchi, n., elder, name of a shrub. 



ba n shka, n., a good nature; a gentle 

 disposition. 



ba n shka, a., good natured. 



ba n shka, v. n., to be good natured. 



ba n shka achukma, a., friendly. 



ba n shkiksho, a., sullen; irritable; cross; 

 morose; perverse; rugged ; unpeaceable. 



ba n shkiksho, v. n., to be sullen. 



bashukcha, n., the sumac which bears 

 the purple bud. The other kind is 

 called ball (q. v.). 



bat, adv., only; each; contracted from 

 bano or bano hosh; tuklo bat la, two and 

 two go, or two in each company go. 



bat, times, as tuklo bat luchinakmat hanali, 

 twice 3 is 6. 



