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haiakat, adv., openly; clearly; mani- 

 festly; plainly; simply. This and 

 other adverbs ending with t precede 

 verbs, as haiakat anoli, haiakat hikia. 



haiakat anoli, v. t., to unbosom; to tell 

 plainly or openly. 



Haiaketabi, a man's name, derivation 

 uncertain. 



haieli,v. t, to scuffle; towa ya™ itinhaieli, 

 to scuffle against each other for the ball. 



haieli, n., a scuffler. 



haiemo, a., miry; soft, as mud when 

 filled with water. 



haiemo, v. n., to be miry. 



haiemuchi, v. t., to make it miry. 



haili, v. a. L, to get away from him in a 

 scuffle, as Iowa ya n i n liaili, to snatch 

 away. 



haiochi, see haiuchi. 



haiochichechi,v.t., to tear, Luke9: 39, 42. 



haiochichi, see haiuchichi. 



haioh, hioli, v. a. i. pi., to stand up, and 

 sometimes hieli, pi., to stand up erect. 



haioli, pp., set; placed erect; made to 

 stand up. 



haioli, n., standers; those who stand. 



haiolichi, v. t. pi., to set up; to cause 

 to stand; to erect. 



haiolichi, n., one that sets up; an erecter. 



haiombish, n., the navel string; the 

 placenta. 



haiowani, see haiyowani. 



haiuchi, haiochi, n., a fit; a convulsion; 

 the fits which are incident to hydro- 

 phobia; epilepsy; pp., convulsed. 



haiuchi, haiochi, v. a. i., to shake; to 

 convulse, Matt. 17: 15. 



haiuchichi, haiochechi, haiochichi, v. 

 t., to cause a shaking with fits; to shake 

 with fits; to convulse. 



haiuchichi, n., a fit; a spasm; hydro- 

 phobia. 



haiyantalali, biuntalali, bisuntalali, 

 aiuntalali, iuntalali, n., a dewberry, 

 or running blackberry. 



haiyichichi, n., a fit; spasms. 



haiyi n hchi, haiyi n kchi, n., the kidney 

 or kidneys; the reins. 



haiyi n hchi hotupa, n., pain in the kid- 

 neys; inflammation of the kidneys. 



haiyi n hchi nia, n., suet; the fat about 

 the kidneys. 



haiyi n hchi nipi, n., the kidney meat. 



haiyi n ko, haiyinto, n., soft mud; mire, 

 whether in a swamp, plowed land, or 

 elsewhere. 



haiyi n ko, a., miry; mellow. 



haiyi n ko, v. n., to be miry. 



haiyi n ko, v. a. i., to mellow. 



haiyi n ko, pp., made miry. 



haiyi n kuchi, v. t., to make haiyi n ko, 

 mire or soft mud; to mellow. 



haiyip, n., a pond; a lake; a puddle. 



haiyip ikbi, v. t., to pond; to make a 

 pond. 



haiyowani, haiowani, n. , a worm called 

 the cutworm. 



haiyu n kpulo, n., a weed; an herb, 

 Matt. 13: 32; a plant; a tare, Matt. 

 13: 25, 26; a vegetable; herbage; a 

 hollyhock; thoroughwort; any weed 

 for which there is no particular name 

 is called by this general name. 



haiyu n kpulo awalalli, n., a saucepan. 



haiyu n kpulo holokchi, n., a plant; a 

 planted herb. 



haiyu n kpulo ilhpak, n., sauce; vege- 

 table food. 



haiyu n kpulo ishkot hoita, n., a vege- 

 table emetic, such as ipecacuanha. 



haiyu n kpulo nihi, n., the seed of plants. 



haiyu n kpulo nihi aialhto, n., the cap- 

 sule. 



haiyu n kpulo nihi hakshup, n., the 

 capsule or pod for the seed. 



haiyu n kpulo pakanli humma, n., a 

 pink; a weed with a red blossom, par- 

 ticularly the Carolina pink. 



haiyup, n., a twin; twins. 



haiyup atta, a., twin born; born at the 

 same birth. 



hak, the, and its compounds. See ak, etc. ; 

 but as the compounds of the two differ 

 in some instances, it is best to insert 

 those of hak here at length, that neces- 

 sary comments may be made regarding 

 such particles as require them, having 

 in mind also the different senses of 

 the same word after different parts of 

 speech. Compounds: haka — Jiakano — 

 Jtakat or hakat — hakato or hakato — ha- 

 Icbano — hakbano, adv., that only — 

 hakcho — hakbanot — hakbat — hak cho? 

 a form of inquiry used in anger — hakhe, 

 etc. , probably not used — liakln — hakinli, 

 adv., also; likewise — hakinli a, pro- 



