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haknip foni, n., the thorax; the bones 

 of the trunk or chest. 



haknip ikbi, v. t, to embody; to make 

 a body. 



haknip iksho, n., bodiless; incorporeal; 

 without a body; disembodied. 



haknip illi, pp., a., palsied. 



haknip illi abi, n., the palsy. 



haknip illichi, v. t., to palsy. 



haknip inla, n., a monster; a strange 

 body; another body. 



haknip kota, n., feebleness; a feeble 

 body. 



haknip toba, n., incarnation. 



haknip toba, a., incarnate. 



hakonlo, n., name of a weed. 



haksa hinla, a., fallible; capable of doing 

 wrong; knavish. 



haksi, a., deaf; drunk; tippled; intoxi- 

 cated; inebriated; boozy; besotted; 

 cunning; wicked; vile; stubborn; obsti- 

 nate; abominable; arrant; bewitched; 

 felonious; roguish; drunken; sinful; 

 deceitful; disguised; double faced; evil; 

 flagitious; fraudulent; fuddled; groggy; 

 guileful; guilty; hollow; immoral; im- 

 pure; insidious; lascivious; lewd; li- 

 centious; mellow; naughty; profligate; 

 roguish; saucy; subtle; tipsy; tur- 

 bulent; unfair; unprincipled; unruly; 

 venal; vicious; villainous; wanton; 

 wicked; wily; nashuka haksi, applied 

 to an old man. 



haksi, pass., seduced; stunned; swin- 

 dled; deceived; cheated; cozened; de- 

 frauded ; deluded ; du ped ; fooled ; gulled ; 

 muddled; overreached; ilehaksi, self 

 deceived; ilehaiyaksi, Matt. 13: 22; 

 ivhaksi, pp., tricked, or he is tricked. 



haksi, v. n., to be vile, deaf, drunk, 

 sinful, etc. 



haksi, v. a. i., to act vilely, as ishhaksi, 

 you act wickedly; to inebriate; to get 

 drunk; to wanton. 



haksi, n., drunkenness; deafness; deceit; 

 deception; guile; a gull; hollowness; 

 inebriation; inebriety; intoxication; 

 lewdness; roguery; a shift; a sleight. 



haksi, adv., rascally. 



haksi chohmi, a., boozy; partly drunk; 

 merry with liquor. 



haksi keyu, a., guileless; guiltless; not 

 haksi. 



haksicha hinla, a., fallible; liable to be 

 deceived. 



haksichi, v. t., to beguile, Josh. 9: 22; to 

 cheat; to deceive; to bewitch; to bilk; 

 to impose upon; to mislead; to over- 

 reach; to delude; to befool; to abuse; 

 to cajole; to coax; to surprise; to make 

 drunk; to get drunk; to intoxicate; to 

 cozen; to bribe; to lead astray ; to deafen; 

 to debauch; to decoy; to defraud; to 

 delude; to disguise; to dishonor; to 

 dupe; to fascinate; to fool; to fuddle; to 

 gull; to inebriate; to juggle; to lure; to 

 muddle; to overreach ; to palm ; to reach; 

 to reduce; to sharp; to sponge; to stun; 

 to swindle; to tantalize; to trick; isht 

 haksichi, v. t., to cheat with; to bribe; 

 ilehaksichi, to deceive himself, Gal. 6: 3; 

 haksinchi, nasal form, haksihinchi, freq., 

 v. t. 



haksichi, n., a cheater; a deceiver; a 

 rogue; a villain; a rascal; a cheat; a 

 cozener; adefrauder; adeluder; a dou- 

 ble dealer; a juggler; a seducer; a 

 sharper; a swdndler. 



haksichi, n., chicane; a fallacy; a fraud; 

 an intrigue; knavery; a lure; a strata- 

 gem; a trick; treachery, 2 Kings, 9: 23. 



haksichi shah, a., tricky; knavish. 



haksiepi, see haksipi. 



haksinchi, a., unexpected. 



haksinchit, adv., by surprise; or it may 

 be rendered as a verb transitive with a 

 consonant, as to cheat, etc. ; haksinchit 

 anta, he deceives and stays. 



haksinchit abi, v. t. , to assassinate. 



haksinchit abi, n., an assassin. 



haksint, contracted from haksinchit, 

 adv., unexpectedly; by surprise; sud- 

 denly; haksint ala, to arrive unexpect- 

 edly. 



haksint ala, v. a. i., to arrive unex- 

 pectedly. 



haksint ishi, v. t., to take by surprise; 

 to surprise. 



haksint ishi, n., a surprise. 



haksipi, haksiepi, n., rascality. 



haksit illi, a., dead drunk. 



haksit okpulot taha, pp., debauched. 



haksobachi, see haksubachi. 



haksobish, n., an ear; the skirts, as of a 

 saddle; ears, Matt. 13: 9, 15, 16, 43; Luke 

 4:21. 



