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it to go round; infolololicMt achunli, to 

 sew on a border; to border; to skirt; 

 infolullichi, to skirt; to face. 



folota, fullota, n., acircuit; action orper- 

 forrnance in a circle; a round; a zone; 

 the region; the part; an excursion; a 

 period; a wandering; infolota, its edge; 

 lace; edging; folotoa, pi. circuits; 

 rounds. 



folota, n., a stroller; a wanderer. 



folota, a., crooked; roundabout; going 

 round; circuitous. 



folota, fullota, v. n., to be circuitous, 

 Matt. 2: 22; fullotat Kalile i^kaniohmi 

 ho n onatok; fullota is a diminutive of 

 folota, to go about slowly; round about, 

 Matt. 14: 35; to come about, 2 Sam. 24: 

 6; all round, Josh. 13: 2. 



folota, fullota, v. a. i., to go round; to 

 deviate; to straggle; to stray; to stroll; 

 to swim; to wanton; to wheel. 



folota, pp., taken round; put round; 

 i n folota, edged; skirted; faced. 



folota, adv., round. 



folota, a., crooked; roundabout; cir- 

 cuitous. 



folotat ala, n., a revolution. 



folotoa, v. n., to be crooked. 



folotoa, pp., taken round; put round; 

 i n folotoa, edged; skirted. 



folotoa, v. a. i., to go round; to take cir- 

 cuits. 



folotolichi, v. t. caus., pi.; to turn them 

 round; to cause them to go round. 



folotolichi, v. t. pi., to put them round. 



folotowachi, v. t., to take round; to 

 cause to wave backward and forward. 



folulli, seefololi. 



f olullichi, see fololichi. 



folumpa, round about, Mark 1: 28; see 

 afolumpa, from afolubli. 



folichi, v. t., to pour; o n folichi, to pour 

 on, as water on a plant; foholihinchi, 

 Ps. 40: 2 [?]. 



f omohachi, v. a. i. , to roar, as the wind 

 in the top of a tree; mali hat f omo- 

 hachi. 



f omohachi, n., a roaring. 



fomoli, v. a. L, to weary; itafomoU, Gen. 

 19: 2. 



fomosa, a., slender; slim; without a 

 border; naked; without hair. 



ford, n. , a bone; stone, as of a peach, etc. ; 

 shell, of a hickory nut, etc. ; a nut shell. 



fonibano, a., bareboued; bony; full of 

 bones; nothing but bones; raw; raw- 

 boned. 



foni bano, n., raw bones. 



foni falammint itifohka, pass., set or 

 replaced, as bones after a dislocation. 



foni falammint itifohki, v. t., to re- 

 place bones; to set bones; to reduce 

 from a dislocation. 



foni falammint itifohki, n., a bone 

 setter. 



foni hotupa, n., bone-ache; pain in the 

 bones; rheumatism. 



foni ikbi, v. t., to ossify; to form bone. 



foni iksho, a., boneless. 



foni kommichi, n., bone-ache. 



foni kommichi, v. a. i., to ache in the 

 bones; the bones ache. 



foni laua, a., bony; full of bones; having 

 many bones. 



foni lupi, n., marrow; marrow of the 

 bones. 



foni toba, v. a. i., to ossify; to become 

 bone; to form into bone. 



foni toba, pp., ossified. 



foni toshbi, n., a rotten bone; rottenness 

 of the bone; caries; an ulcerated bone. 



foni toshbi, a., carious. 



foni toshbichi, v. t., to cause the bone 

 to rot; to render carious. 



fopa, fapa, v. a. L, to bellow; to roar as 

 wind in the top of a pine, or as water 

 falling at a distance in a shower; to 

 estuate; to murmur. 



fopa, n., a roaring; a roar; a rapid; rap- 

 ids; a sound ;fopa hosh mintit ala cha. 

 Acts 2: 2. 



fopachi, v. t., to cause to roar. 



fota, adv., perhaps. 



fotoha, n., a bore; a turn; a grinding; 

 motion of a mill. 



fotoha, v. a. i., to run, as a mill; to grind; 

 to move, as a grindstone. 



fotoha, pp., etc., ground; bored; ta n sh 

 fotoha, ground corn, or corn meal. 



fotokachi, v. a. i., to shake as a scythe 

 when not tightly fastened to the snath; 

 fotokahanchi, pro. form. 



fotoli, v. t., v. a. i., to grind; to wind: 

 to bore; to mill; to turn; isht fotoli, to 

 bore with; isht fotolit lumbli, v. t., to 

 mill. 



fotoli, n., a borer; one who bores; a 

 miller; a grinder; a turner. 



