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fichik isi nala silhhi, n., the yard 

 stars; the ell stars; lit., the stars that 

 track the wounded deer. 



fichik issuba, n., the stars called the 

 pointers, or dipper, or butcher case, that 

 point toward the North Star; lit., the 

 horse star. 



fichik laua, a., starry. 



fichik luak, n., a blazing star. 



fichik lukoli, n., a constellation. 



fichik polofi, n., a blazing star; a comet. 



fichik shobota, fochik shubota, fichik 

 shobulli, n., a comet. 



fichik tohwikeli, n., starlight. 



fichik watalhpi, n., the seven stars, 

 pleiads, or pleiades. 



fichonli, fochonli, v. a. i., to scale off. 



fichonli, pp., scabbed off; scaled off. 



fichonlichi, v. t., to scale off; to cause it 

 to scale off. 



fichukbi, n., a den; a hole in the ground. 



fihobli, v. t., to satisfy; to gratify by 

 treatment, as in feeding, paying, or 

 treating well; to cloy; to slake; to suf- 

 fice. 



fihobli, n., a satisfier. 



fihobli, a., satisfactory. 



fihoblichi, v. t., to make satisfied; to 

 satisfy the mind. 



fihoblichi, n., a satisfier. 



fihopa, v. a. i., to stalk. 



fihopa, pp., satisfied; gratified; cloyed; 

 sufficed; ikfihopo, a., unsatisfied. 



fihopa, n., satisfaction; gratification; sa- 

 tiety. 



fihopahe keyu, a., insatiate; insatiable. 



fik, n., a fig, Matt. 7: 16. 



fikomi, see isht ofikomi. 



fila n ki n sin, n., frankincense. 



filama, pp., turned away; hashi n filaha n - 

 mashke, Peter 2: 11; filqmmi, v. t., itin- 

 filama, pp., separated from each other; 

 disunited; parted. 



filamoa, pp. pi., turned away from; 

 turned from; ilfofilamoa, turned from 

 each other. 



filamolechi, v. t., to turn them away from 

 it or them; to separate from and turn 

 away; to part them from each other; 

 mihmqt iti n filamolechikmqt, and when 

 he separated them from each other, 

 Matt. 25: 32; late edition, itinfilamoli- 

 chi. 



filamolechi, n., a separator; a divider. 



filamoli, v. a. i. pi., to turn away; to 

 branch, as the limb on a tree; iti n fila- 

 moli, to turn from each other; to part; 

 itifilamoli, pp., separated from each 

 other. 



Filanchi, n., French. 



Filanchi anumpa, n., French, or the 

 French language. 



Filanchi hatak, n., a Frenchman. 



Filanchi okla, n., the French people, or 

 nation; Frenchmen. 



Filanchi yakni, n. , France; French coun- 

 try. 



rUammi, felami (q. v.), a branch of a 

 tree or stream. 



filammi, v. a. i., to turn away; to turn 

 from, Matt, 2: 12; Josh. 1: 7, 8; to 

 leave; to depart from, Matt. 4: 11; 

 Luke 4: 13; Chihowa ya n i n filammi; 1 

 Kings 11: 9; anfilammit, depart from me, 

 Matt. 7: 23; itinfilqmmi, to turn away 

 from each other; to part; i n filammi, to 

 leave him; to turn from him; aii n - 

 filqmmi, to turn away from at. This 

 differs from filammi, to depart out of. 



filammi, n., obliquity; i n filqmmi, n., a 

 turncoat; one that turns away from 

 him. 



rUammichi, v. t., to cause to turn away 

 from; to lead off from, Josh. 5: 9; to 

 cause to go from; to cause to branch off 

 from; iti n filammichi, v. t., to turn 

 from each other; to separate them; to 

 disunite. 



fUamminchi, v. a. i., nasal form, to 

 branch; to shoot or spread in branches. 



filamminchi, n., a branch, of the limb 

 of a tree or a water course; a fork; a 

 knag; a prong; a bay, Josh. 15: 2; 18: 

 19; bok filamminchi, branch of a creek; 

 naksish filamminchi, branch of a limb; 

 naksish filamoli, pi., branches of a limb. 



filehkachi, v. a. i. pi., to turn back and 

 forth; nashuka yat filehkachi, their faces 

 turn back and forth; itihishi at filehka- 

 chi, the leaves of the tree turn, etc. 



filekachi, n., a turning. 



filema, v. a. i. sing., to turn the person, 

 i. e., one's own person; to turn round; 

 to turn over; to turn, as in looking 

 back; filemqt chikpsokashke, to veer; 

 Chisas ash ot pit filema, ' ' Jesus turning 

 unto them," Luke 23: 28; to turn about, 

 Matt. 7: 6; 9: 22; to turn, Josh. 8: 20, 21. 



