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chukillissa, pp., desolated. 



chukillissachi, v. t., to cause to desert 

 the house; to make another leave his 

 house; to desolate; to depopulate. 



chukillissachi, n., a destroyer; one who 

 causes others to leave their homes. 



chukimma, adv., homeward, home- 

 wards. 



chukimpata, n. , a piazza. 



chukka, see chuka. 



chukkilakbila, chukkilakpila, chuk- 

 kila n pila, hachukbila n kbila (q. v.), 

 chukbilaklak (Ch. Sp. Book, p. 55), 

 n., the whip-poor-will. 



chukli, v. t. pi., to pluck out; to pull up, 

 as hair or grass, with the hands; chu- 

 kali, pp. ; chukoffi, sing; see chukali. 



chukli, n., a plucker; one that plucks. 



chuklampulli, hachuklampuli (q. v.), 

 tuklampuli, n., a cobweb; an air 

 thread; a spider's web; a spider's nest. 



chukma, a., good; well; healthy. This 

 is usually written achnkma. 



chukma, v. n., to be good, well, healthy, 

 agreeable; iksanchukmo, I am not well; 

 ikinchukmo, he is not well, Matt. 4: 23; 

 haknip ikinchukmo; inchukma, he is well. 



chukoa, chukowa, v. t., to enter; to 

 go in; to come in; to thrust, Matt. 5 

 20; 7: 21; 8: 5; 12: 4, 9; 13: 2; 17: 25; 18 

 3, 8, 9; Josh. 1:11; 8:19; Luke 2:27 

 4: 16; ikchukoo ahni, v. t., to admit; to 

 permit to enter; isht chukoa, v. t., to 

 carry in, Luke 4:1; to take into; to ob- 

 trude; ant chukowa, to come under, 

 Matt. 8: 8; to come in, Josh. 6: 1; 

 chukoyua, pro form; ibachukoa, v. t., to 

 invade; to enter with another; v. a. i., 

 to obtrude; achukowa, n., an entrance, 

 Josh. 8:29. 



chukoa, n., an entrance. 



chukoa, n., an enterer; one who enters. 



chukokhisa, n., a house door. 



chukowa hinla, a., penetrable. 



chukowahe keyu, a., impenetrable. 



chukpalali, v. a. i., to shine dimly, as 

 on a cloudy day. 



chukpalantak, hachukpalantak, n., a 

 tree toad. 



chukulbi, n., a nook or point of land 

 lying in the bend of a creek or in a fork 

 between two creeks; bok chukulbi, the 

 fork of creeks; achukulbi, united; com- 



panionship; communications, 1 Cor. 15: 

 33. 



chukushi, n., a small house; a cot; a cot- 

 tage; a hut. 



chukushi abeli, v. t., to hut. 



chukushmi, n., a desert; chukushmi f oka 

 ya n , John 6: 31. 



chukushmi, a., sandy, sandish; yakni 

 chukushmi, sandy land. 



chukushpa, a., small; inna chukushpa, 

 " their stuff ;" Josh. 7: 11. 



chukushpa a., slanderous. 



chukushpali, v. t., to amuse. 



chukyiweta, chukyuata, v. a. i., to 

 loathe; to feel sick at the stomach. 



chukyiweta, chukyuata, a., loathsome. 



chula, n., a fox; chula puta kat, the foxes, 

 Matt. 8: 20. 



chula aiabi, n. , a fox trap. 



chula hishi, n., fox fur; fox hair. 



chula holilabi, n., a mad fox; a rabid 

 fox. 



chula isht abeka, n., a diarrhea; a loose- 

 ness; a more modest way of speaking 

 than ikfia. 



chula nakni, n., the male fox. 



chula tasemho, n., a mad fox; a rabid 

 fox; a raving fox. 



chula tek, n., the female fox. 



chula ushi, chulushi, n., a young fox; a 

 cub. 



chulahtu n sh, n., a small variety of mush- 

 room. 



Chulai, n., July. 



chulakto, chilakto (q. v.), a., forked; 

 cloven. 



chulaktochi, v. t., to fork; to cleave. 



chulabi, n. , a fox hunter. 



chulhah, v. a. i., to say chulh; to rumble, 

 as the bowels. 



chulhkan, n., a spider. 



chulhkan inchuka, n., a spider's nest; 

 a spider's web. 



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

 hush; mum; peaceful; quiescent. 



chulosa, v. n., to be calm; to be quiet; 

 to be still. 



chulosa, v. a. i., to become calm, quiet, 

 still, silent; 1 Sam. 2: 9; to assuage; to 

 calm; to lull; to moderate; to subside; 

 chulusat talaiatok, Luke 8: 24. 



chulosa, pass., becalmed; allayed; quiet- 

 ed; appeased; hushed; lulled; moder- 

 ated; stilled; unruffled. 



