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ha n , aha n h (q. v.), adv., no; not so; a 

 word of denial; han keyu, no, it is not 

 so. 



habali, v. a. i., to tassel, as corn; tanchi 

 at habali; habanli, nasal form. 



habali, n., a tassel; tanchi habali, a young 

 corn tassel. 



habali, pp., tasseled. 



habalichi, v. t. , to cause to tassel. 



habani, a. , being ready to tassel. 



habani, v. n., to be ready to tassel. 



habefa, pp. sing., a., dented; habefoa, pi. 



habefa, n. sing., a dent; habefoa, pi., 

 dents. 



habefoli, v. t. pi., to make dents. 



habena, v. t., to receive a favor gratui- 

 tously; to receive a present; to receive, 

 Matt. 10: 8; to obtain a favor, applied 

 to receiving money or goods as an an- 

 nuity; habena sabanna, I wish for a favor. 

 It differs a little from asilhha, to beg, be- 

 ing a little more honorable in its mean- 

 ing. 



habena, n., a present; a gift; an annuity 

 received; a boon. 



habena, pp., received as a present; ob- 

 tained as a present; presented. 



habenachi, v. t., to make a gift; to make 

 a present; to present; to give, Matt. 6:2; 

 to do alms, Acts 10: 2. 



habenachi, na habenachi, n., a bene- 

 factor. 



habenachi, n., a gift; a boon; a bribe, 1 

 Sam. 8: 3. 



habenat a n ya, habint a n ya, v. a. i., to 

 go in quest of a favor. 



habenat a n ya, habint a n ya, n., one that 

 goes to seek gifts; a beggar, but not in 

 the worst sense; one that solicits char- 

 ity. 



habiffi, v. t. sing., to dent. 



habiffi, n. , one that dents. 



habifkachi, pp. pi., dented. 



habifkachi, n., dents. 



habifli, v. t. pi., to dent. 



habi n shak, n. , a large grasshopper. 



habishko, habishko (q. v.), v. a. L, to 

 sneeze. 



habli, n., a treader; a kicker. 



habli, n., a tread; a step; the space passed 

 by the foot in walking or running; a 

 pace; the space between the two feet in 

 walking; a kick. 



habli, v. a. i. sing., to tread; to step; to 

 stamp; to kick; to foot; isJtt habli, v. t., 

 to kick; to spurn; to trample; to winch, 

 1 Sam. 2: 29. 



hablichi, v. t., halichi, pi., to cause him 

 to tread on it. 



habofa, v. a. L, to cease; to subside; to 

 abate, as a swelling; to go down. 



habofa, pp., abated; subsided; gone 

 down; shatali at habofa, the swelling 

 has abated. 



habofa, n., abatement. 



habofachi, to disrupt; to scatter a 

 swelling. 



haboffi., v. t., to reduce; to abate; to 

 diminish; to remove; to cause a swell- 

 ing to abate. 



haboli, pi., habofa, sing., v. a. i., to cease; 

 to subside; to go down. 



haboli, n. pi., abatement of swellings, etc. 



haboli, pp. pi., abated; subsided. 



habolichi, v. t. pi., to cause swellings to 

 abate; to remove swellings; to scatter 

 them. 



hacha, adv., perhaps; how? what? in re- 

 lation to something that was not looked 

 for, 1 Sam. 20: 18; John 1: 50; chiyimmi 

 hacha? ishachi hacha, do you say then, 

 Mark 5: 31. 



hachi n , will; shall, Josh. 1: 6. 



ha n chi, see hanaliclii. 



hacho,a., a Creek word meaning "mad." 

 It is found only as part of the war 

 names of men, viz., Tashka hacho, 

 Hopaii hacho (David Folsom), Ishtana- 

 ki hacho (Mr. Dyer's grandfather) , and 

 has an honorable meaning among 

 Choctaw. 



hachofaktapi, n., the chinquapin tree. 



hacho f akti, n., a chinquapin; the dwarf 

 chestnut. 



hacho n malhmokki, v. a. i., to swim 

 with the face under water. 



hachotakni, n., a large turtle, called 

 by some the loggerhead turtle; a tor- 

 toise; hachotakni hakshup, turtle shell. 



hachotakni okhata a n sha, n., a sea 

 turtle. 



hachowanashi, v. a. i. sing., to fall 

 heels over head. 



hachowanashi, n., a somerset. 



hachowanashi, adv., head first; head- 

 long. 





