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binilichi, v. t, to Hear, to place on a seat; 

 to establish one in a habitation or place; 

 to cause to sit down; to settle him or 

 her at a place, as on new land; kanal- 

 lich.it binUichi, v. t., to colonize; to in- 

 stall; to locate; to set; to settle. 



bininili, v. a. i. freq., to sit here and. 

 there; to be sitting here and there; 

 moving about from seat to seat. 



bininli, v. t. , nas. form, to be sitting, Gen. 

 18: 1; 19: 1; John 4: 6; plural ch&ya; 

 binihinli, frequentative; binininli, o n bin- 

 iirinli, iterative. 



binnilechi, v. t., to cause to sit a long 

 time. 



binnili, v. a. i., to sit down a long time; 

 to abide, 2 Kings 1:9; to be there, 

 Matt. 6: 9; 15: 13; 16: 17; 18: 10. 



binohmaya, n., a sitting round. 



binoht, cont. from binoli; binoht taiyaha 

 via or binolit taha ma, and were set down 

 together, Luke 22: 55. 



binoht aiasha, v. a. L, to sit around. 



binolit aiasha, pass., seated around, 

 John 6: 11. 



binoht maya, v. a. i. pi., to sit round; to 

 sit by; yamma binohma n yaluk, "sitting 

 by," Luke 5: 17; alia yosli binohmaflya, 

 Matt. 11:16. 



binoli, v. a. i. pi., to lodge, Matt. 13: 32; 

 to sit; to take a seat; to settle; to sit 

 down; old a laua yat aka hashuk aiom- 

 binolachi, Matt. 14: 19; o n binolit ma^ya, 

 "which sat," Rev. 12: 16; yamma om- 

 binilihatukma, "him that sitteth there- 

 on," Matt. 23: 22; binolahe oke, shall sit 

 down, Matt. 8: 11. 



binoli, n., sitters; those who take seats or 

 settle; abinoli, seats. See Matt. 21: 12. 



binoli, pass., seated; settled. 



binolichi, v. t. caus., to seat; to place on 

 a seat; to colonize; to settle them. 



binolichi, n. pi., one who colonizes or 

 settles others; one that seats others or 

 those who colonize. 



bint, in mill bint achubna. 



bisakchakinna, bisukchakinna, n., a 

 bramble; a green wild vine having 

 briars and bearing berries, growing in 

 swamps and low grounds, and called 

 the bamboo brier. 



bisakchakinna foka, a., brambly; 

 thorny; foka, about, etc. 



bisakchula, n., the name of a weed re- 

 sembling nita itopisa; the leaves are 

 long and tough. 



bisali, bisinli, n., a sprout; a twig; uksa- 

 kapi bisinli, a hickory withe. 



bisali, v. a. i., to sprout; to shoot forth, 

 as young leaves; to germinate; bisanli, 

 nasal form; bisali, bisanli, pp., sprouted. 



bisanli, n., a sprout. 



bisanlichi, v. t. caus., nasal form, to 

 sprout; to cause it to sprout and grow. 



bisanlih, n., a crack; a chap in the skin 

 of the hands or face; a small crack. — 

 J. G. 



[biskantak, n., a bird of the tomtit 

 family.— H. S. H.] 



biskinak, biskinik, n., a small speckled 

 woodpecker, called by some a sap- 

 sucker. 



bislichi, v. t., to milk. 



bissa, n., a black berry. 



bissalu n kani, n., the seed of the weed 

 spoken of below. 



bissalu a ko, n., a weed, the vulgar name 

 of which is beggars' lice. 



bissapi, n., a blackberry brier; a bram- 

 ble bush; a bramble; bissapi ako n pa,nki 

 a w aiamo, Luke 6: 44. 



bissapi foka, a., brambly. 



bissukchanaki, bissalukko, n., thorns, 

 Luke 8: 7, 14; thorns is rendered kati 

 in the last translation. 



bissuntalali, haiuntalali, n., a dew- 

 berry. 



bisukchakinna, see bisakchakinna. 



bishahchi, pass., milked; ikbiskacho, a., 

 unmilked; not milked. 



bishahchi, wishahchi, a., milch; giving 

 milk. 



bishbeli, bishbeli, v. i., to ooze out. 



bishkoko, bishkokok, n., a robin; robin 

 redbreast. 



bishkoni, n., name of an oak; the acorns 

 are long and yellow, bark yellowish. 



bishkumak, n., a red bird. 



bishlichi, wishlichi, v. t., to milk; wak 

 a n bishlichi, he milks the cow. 



bishlichi, n., one that milks; a milker. 



bita, n., a turban or tire; a frontal; a 

 frontlet; a head band; a band for the 

 head. Choctaw men wear a silver band 

 on the head called tali hata bita, a silver 

 head band. 



