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chiksanakli, sing., to dodge, or bend the 

 body suddenly; see halakli, kanakli, 

 shalakli. 



chiksanali, a. , bent; inclined to one side, 

 like a crooked neck. 



chiksanalli, v. a. i., to bend one's self; 

 to incline. 



chila n k, n., a scream. 



chila n kachi, v. a. i., to scream. 



chilakbi, chalakbi, a. , hard ; dry and stiff, 

 as a dry hide. 



chilakbi, v. n., to be dry; to be stiff, as 

 a hide or leather. 



chilakbi, v. a. i., to stiffen. 



chilakbi, pass., dried; stiffened; starched. 



chilakbi, n., stiffness. 



chilakbichi, v. t., to stiffen; to harden; 

 to dry; to starch; to size thread. 



chilakchawa, n., a common wart. 



chilakto, chulakto, a., forked; split; clo- 

 ven ; iyi chilakto, a forked foot ; a clo- 

 ven foot. 



chilakto, v. n. , to be forked ; to be cloven. 



chilaktochi, v. t., to split; to cleave; to 

 make forked. 



chilakwa, chalakwa n., the smallpox; 

 a pock; hashtap inchilakwa, chicken 

 pox. 



chilakwa abi, a., sick with the smallpox. 



chilakwa abi, v. n., to be attacked by the 

 smallpox; to have the smallpox; chi- 

 lakwa sabi, I have the smallpox; n., 

 cancer. 



chilantak, chalantak, n., the small red- 

 headed woodpecker. 



chilantakoba, n., the pelican, or a bird 

 resembling the chilantak. 



chila n wa, halanchilawa, n., a lizard. 



chiletalli, chilitalli, v. t., to inflame; to 

 animate. 



chilhpatha, chilhpata api, n., the Span- 

 ish oak. 



chililli, v. a. i. , to provoke. 



chiliswa, n., the measles. 



chiliswa abi, a., sick with the measles; 

 attacked with the measles. 



chiliswa abi, v. n., to be attacked with 

 the measles; to have the measles; to be 

 sick with the measles. 



chilita, n., keenness; resolution; spunk. 



chilita, a., fierce; ardent; zealous; reso- 

 lute; brave; animated; doughty; intent; 

 keen; masculine; rude; sharp; spirited; 

 strenuous; urgent, Josh. 1:14. 



chilita, v. n., to be fierce, zealous, ar- 

 dent, brave. 



chilita, pass., inflamed; animated; pro- 

 voked. 



chilitachi, v. t., to animate; to inflame; 

 to make zealous; to provoke. 



chilitalli, see chiletalli. 



chilofa, chiloffi (q. v.), v. t., to pay; to 

 liquidate. 



chilofa, n., payment. 



chilofa, v. a. i., to fall; to drop, as leaves 

 from a tree, or as crumbs, Matt. 15: 27. 



chilofa, pass., fallen; paid, as a debt; 

 ikchilofo, a., unpaid; unliquidated. 



chilofa, n., the falling; a falling. 



chilofachi, v. t., to cause to fall; to cause 

 to pay. 



chiloffi, v. t., to pay; to recompense; see 

 chilofa. 



chiloha (see okchiloha), n., a wren. 



chilosa, chulosa, a., still; quiet; calmed; 

 calm. 



chilosa, chulusa, v. n., to be still, quiet, 

 calm; chulumt talaiatok, Luke 8: 24. 



chilosa, chulosa, n., a calm; a quiet. 



chilosachi, v. t., to make a calm; to quiet; 

 to calm. 



chilpitha, n., name of a tree. 



chiluk, chuluk, n. sing., a hole; a cavity; 

 a hollow; a pit; an eye, as the eye of a 

 needle; a chasm; a chink; hollowness; 

 a leak; an orifice; a vent; it is usually 

 applied to a cavity or hollow and not to a 

 hole through anything, for which other 

 words are used, as tukafa, iu n a, lumpa 

 (q. v.). 



chiluk, a., hollow; having a hole, as iti 

 chiluk, a hollow tree; chula puta kat 

 chiluk at ima n sha, foxes have holes; 

 aboha chiluk, an empty house. 



chiluk chukoa, v. a. i., to hole; to enter 

 a hole. 



chiluk ikbi, v. t., to hole; to make a hole. 



chiluk iksho, a., tight. 



chiluk toba, v. t., to chink; to open and 

 form a fissure. 



chilukka, chiluka, v. t., to shell, as corn. 



chilukka, pass., shelled. 



chilukoa, pi., having holes; hollow; 

 broken. 



chilukoa, n. pi., holes; pits. 



Chilusalim, Chelusalim, n., Jerusalem, 

 Matt. 2:1; 3:5. 



