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fiopa taha, a., broken-winded; breath- 

 less; breath exhausted; short-breathed. 



fiopa tali, v. t., to exhaust the breath. 



fiopa tapa, a., dead; breath-sundered. 



fiopa tapli, v. t, to destroy life, Luke 

 6: 9; fiopa intqpli, to separate the 

 breath . 



fiopat taha, v. a. i., to pant. 



fiopat taha, n., broken wind; short 

 breath. 



fiopachi, v. t., to cause to breathe; to 

 give breath; to bring back the breath; 

 to save. 



fitekachi, v. a. i., to veer about; to 

 whirl, as a top. 



fitekachi, n., a whirling. 



fitekachi, pp., whirled. 



fitelichi, v. t, to whirl quickly; to cause 

 to fly and whirl as a handkerchief or a 

 flag when suspended and shaken by 

 the wind. 



fitelichi, n., one that whirls. 



fitiha, v. a. i., to whirl about; to veer 

 about; to shift about. 



fitihachi, v. t. caus., to whirl about. 



fitilema, pp., turned over, i. e., from be- 

 ing under another person or thing to 

 bring it on top; hatak at fitilema. 



fitilimmi, v. t., to turn over, from being 

 underneath; to bring on top as may be 

 seen when two men wrestle and one is 

 thrown, but he gets the ascendancy of 

 his antagonist. 



fititekachi, pi. of fitekachi, pp., whirled. 



fititekachi, v. a. i., to whirl; to veer. 



fitukhak, n., name of a bird often called 

 the yellow hammer, or yellow wood- 

 cock. 



fo, adv., may be; perchance; as katima 

 iafo, where may he have gone. 



fobassa, see fabqssa. 



fochi, see foechi. 



fochik, seefichik. 



fochik shubota, see fichih shobota. 



fochonli, see fichonli. 



foe, n., honey. 



foe akmo, n., beeswax; bee bread. 



foe bila, foi bila (Josh. 5: 6), n., honey 

 or ' 'bee oil' ' ; melted honey or honey oil. 



foe bila hakshup, n., honeycomb. 



foe bila iti a n sha, n., wild honey; wood- 

 land honey; honey in the woods. 



foe bilishke, foishke, n., honey bee or 

 honey bees; those which collect the 



honey; the mother of the honey; foe 

 bilishke hocheto, n., big bees. 



foe bilishke i n mi n ko, n., the queen bee. 



foe bilishke inchuka, a bee hive; a bee 

 gum. 



foe bilishke inchuka fohki, v. t., to 

 hive bees. 



foe bilishke inchuka foka, pp., hived. 



foe bilishke inchuka i n hoshontika, n., 

 an apiary; a bee house or shelter. 



foe bilishke i n pokni, n., the drones or 

 grandmother bees. 



foe hakmi, n., wax; beeswax. 



foe inlakna, n., bee bread; wax. 



foe nia,n., honeycomb filled with honey. 



foechi, fochi, fohchi (M. Dyer) ; o n 

 foechi, 1. Cor. 3, caption; to sprinkle 

 on water, salt, etc. 



foeli, fulli, v. t., to pick out; to take out. 



foha, v. a. i., to rest; to take ease; to 

 ease; to harbor; to recruit; to repose; to 

 respire. 



foha, n., rest; respite; cessation; ease; an 

 intermission; recreation; a vacation. 



fohachi, v. t., to give rest; to cause to 

 rest; to rest another; to ease; to harbor; 

 to recreate; to repose; to unburden. 

 ilefohachi, v. ref., to rest himself; hqcld- 

 fohqchilashke, I will give you rest, 

 Matt. 11: 28. 



fohchi, see foechi. 



fohka, foka, v. t., to put in; to put on; 

 as to put garments upon one's self; to 

 clothe one's self; to dress one's self; to 

 ornament; qlbikqchi,v.t. pi., ilqlbikqchi, 

 we dress ourselves (by putting on more 

 garments). 



fohka, foka, v. a. i., to enter, Matt. 15: 

 17; to go into, John 3: 4; chi n foyuka, 

 to be in, Matt. 6: 23; to conceive, Luke 

 2:21; alia i n foka , to conceive, Luke 1: 

 24; alia i n foyuka, to be with child, Matt. 

 1:18; ilefohka, to put on himself; hence, 

 ilefohka or ilefoka, n., a garment, a shirt; 

 itibafoka, n., a coalition; fo n hka, fo n ka, 

 nas. form, foyuka, afoyuka (Josh. 3: 3, 6; 

 4: 18), pro. form. 



fohka, foka, sing., (cf. fohki), qlbikqchi, 

 pp. pi.; put on, as garments; dressed; 

 clothed, Matt. 11: 8; clad; girded; in- 

 closed; put in, as a horse is put into a 

 stable or a field; invested; laded; 

 loaded; lodged; shut; vested; itibafoka, 



