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falammint hoyo, falammint ihoyo, to 

 reclaim; to return and look after. 



falammint i n kanchi, falammint kan- 

 chi, v. t., to re-cede; to reconvey; to 

 sell back to him. 



falammint ima, falammint ibbak 

 fohki, v. t., to render; to restore; to 

 give back; to redeliver; to return and 

 place in his hands. 



falammint ishi, v. t. , to recover; to get 

 again; to resume; to retake. 



falammint ishi, n. , a recovery. 



falammint isht ia, v. t. , to carry back. 



falammint isht ona, v. t, toreconvoy. 



falammint nanabli, v. t., to regorge. 



Falisi, n., a Pharisee. 



fali, v. t. sing., to brandish; to wave the 

 hand, as to beckon with the hand; to 

 flirt; to sweep; to vacillate; to wave; 

 to whirl; to whisk. 



fali, n., a brandisher; a whirler. 



fali, n., a whirl. 



fana n kla, see fala^kla. 



fapa, fopa (q. v.), v. a. i., to roar, as 

 •wind. 



fappo, fahpo, n., magic; tricks; enchant- 

 ment; witchcraft; conjuration; a charm. 



fappo, pass., charmed. 



fappo onuchi, v. t., to practice magic or 

 tricks upon; to charm. 



fappo onuchi, n., a charmer; an en- 

 chanter. 



fappo onuttula, pp., practiced upon 

 with tricks. 



fappuli, v. t., to charm; isht i n fappuli, v. 

 t. , to reprove. 



fappuli, n., a magician. 



fappuli imponna, n., a skillful ma- 

 gician. 



fataha, a., waving in the wind; sita 

 falaha, a ribbon. 



fatali, v. a. L, to swing; to wave. 



fatalichi, v. t., to cause to swing or 

 to wave. 



fatema, v. a. i., to open the eyes like an 

 infant. 



fatohachi, v. a. i., to swing round; 

 fatohanchi, nasal form; fatohahqnchi, 

 freq. 



fatoma, fatuma, pp., opened, as a 

 clasp knife, or the eye; nishkin at 

 i n fatumat oklatpk, Matt. 9: 30; ikfatomo, 

 a., unopened. 



fatummi, fitammi, v. t., to open his 



own eyes; to unclose; to open (a 



knife); to untwine, 

 fatummi, n., an opener, 

 fatummichi, v. t., to cause to open, i.e., 



the eyes of another; to make him open, 

 fatummichi, n., an opener, 

 f achanli, v. a. i. ; seefichanli, and fachanli, 



to crack open, as chestnut burs, pea 



pods, etc. 

 fala, pp. pi. of fakopa, scaled off; oksak 



jqlla, shagbark hickory; pecan (?) 

 fala, n., a crow, 

 fala atoni, n., a scarecrow; one that 



watches the crows, 

 fala atoni, v. t., to watch crows, 

 fala chito, n., a raven, 

 fala imisito, n., a May apple; a man- 

 drake, 

 fala intanchi, falaknimushi, n., a 



mandrake, 

 falakna, seefanakla. 

 falla, v. a. i. pi., to peel off. 

 falli, pi. of fakopli, v. t., to scale off; to 



peel; hashi qtitihakshup anfqlli, the sun 



peels off the bark of the tree ; isito a n fqlli, 



peel the pumpkin, 

 falushi, n., a crow's egg; a young crow, 

 fama, n., a whipping, 

 fama, pp., whipped; flogged; chastised; 



scourged; lashed; punished; chastened; 



ikfamo, a., unpunished; unchastised ; 



not whipped, 

 fammi, v. t., to whip; to flog; to chas- 

 tise; to scourge; to lash; to castigate; 



to chasten; to correct; to discipline; to 



leather; to punish; to lick, 

 fammi, n., a whipper; acastigator; achas- 



tiser; achastener; a lasher; ascourger. 

 fammi, n., a whipping, 

 f anakla, falakna, a fox squirrel— fqnnak- 



la and not fqllakna — J. E. 

 fani, n., a squirrel, 

 fani hasimbish holba, n., yarrow or 



wild tansy, 

 fani imalakusi, n., a lizard that changes 



his color; a chameleon, 

 fani lusa, n., a black squirrel, rarely seen 



in the Choctaw Nation. 

 fani okchako, n., a gray squirrel, 

 fani shapha, n., mistletoe. 

 fani ushi, n., a young squirrel. 



