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halabushli, v. i., to begin to ripen, as 

 corn, as alaknat ia, to turn yellow. 



halaia, ahalaia, v. n., to feel an interest 

 in; to be interested in. 



halaiya, a., interested, concerned. 



halaiya, n., interest; concern. 



halakli, halalli, v. t. sing, (see halalli), 

 to hold once; to jerk by seizing; see 

 shalakli, kannakli, chiksanakli. 



halalua, v. a. i., to be smooth. 



halalu n kachi, v. a. i., to shine. 



halalu n kachi, a. , bright. 



halalu n kachi, n., brightness. 



halalu n kachi, pp., made bright. 



halalu n lichi, v. t., to brighten; to make 

 bright. 



halali, hallari, v. t. pi., to hold; to draw; 

 to touse; to twitch; to jerk; to work a 

 pump handle; halalli, sing (q. v.). 



halali, v. a. i. , to have the nerves affected. 



halali, a., nervous. 



halali, n. pi., a drawing; an affection of 

 the nerves; a jerk; a twitch. 



halali, n., a jerker. 



halalichi, v. t. caus., to employ others 

 to draw; to make them draw; to cause 

 the nerves to be affected; itahalalichi, 

 to make them draw together. 



halambia, n., a scorpion. 



halambisha, n., a bat. 



halampa, hallampa (q. v.), n., a ring- 

 worm; a tetter. 



halanchila n wa, n., a lizard. 



halanchila n wa chito, n., a horned frog. 



halanli, n., a hold; a restraint; a stay; 

 see halalli. 



halanli, n., a holder. 



halat, hallat, adv., a contraction from 

 halalli. 



halat akkachi, v. t., to pull down; to 

 pull and down it. 



halat isht a n ya, hallat isht a n ya, v. t., 

 to tow; to draw and take along; to tug. 



halat kuchi, v. t., to pull out. 



halata, v. a. i., to abate; to subside; to 

 assuage; to remit. 



halata, pp., assuaged; abated; oka fa- 

 lama chito yokat halatatokoke, the waters 

 of the deluge abated. 



halata kallo, a., headstrong. 



halatali, v. t., to assuage; to abate. 



halatat taha, a., low; entirely abated; 

 gone down. 



halalli, v. a. i., to draw. 



halalli, n., a drawer; a holder; a hauler; 

 an occupier; a puller; a supporter; an 

 upholder. 



halalli, a., tenacious. 



halalli, halakli, v. t. sing., to keep; to 

 occupy; to own; to preserve; to pull, 

 Matt. 5:29; to support; to treat; to tug; 

 to cleave to; to draw, Matt. 13: 48; to 

 hold; to sustain; to uphold; to lead; to 

 conduct; to haul; to cling to; to drag; 

 to grapple; to hale; to hand; to have; 

 to jerk; to withhold; to catch, Matt. 

 14: 31; itihalalli, to draw together; to 

 cleave together; to join; iti n halqlli, to 

 draw against each other; to pull against 

 each other; itihalalli, pp., joined in 

 marriage; halanli, to bear up, Luke 4: 

 11; to be holding: to hang or to hold 

 on; to restrain; to retain; to stay; to 

 steady; to suffer; pit halanli, to hold 

 to, Matt. 6: 24. 



halalli, n., adraw; a gripe; ahaul; apull; 

 a support; a tug. 



halallichi, v. t., to make him draw; iti- 

 halattichi, to cause them to unite or 

 embrace, as in wedlock; to marry; to 

 join; ohoyo itihalallichi (or itahalaUichi), 

 to marry him to a woman. 



halappa, see halupa. 



halasbi, halusbi, a., slippery; glib; 

 smooth; shining; halalua and lialalu n ka- 

 chi, pi. 



halasbi, v. n., to be slippery. 



halasbichi, halusbichi, to make slip- 

 pery; to glib; to lubricate. 



halatkachi, v. a. i. pi., to abate; halata, 

 sing. 



halatkachi, pp., assuaged; abated. 



halatkachi, n., the state of being as- 

 suaged or abated. 



hale! or alleh!, exclamation of children, 

 uttered in time of distress. 



haleli, v. t., to touch, but not with the 

 hands; to affect with disease; sahaleli, 

 it affects me, or I am affected with ; to 

 catch, as a disease. 



haleli, n., a contagion. 



halelili, v. t., to have caught; to graze. 



hallu n s, see halu^s. 



haloka n. , son-in-law ; father-in-law ; an 

 appellation proper only for those who 

 sustain this marriage relation, and not 

 even used by others in speaking of 

 them; a man who sustains the relation 



