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hashilli, v. a. i., to change, as the moon; 



this refers to the old of the moon, 

 hashilli, n., the change or death of the 



moon, 

 hashintak, n., a comb, 

 hashintak yauaha, n., a coarse comb, 

 haship, n., the breast of a fowl, 

 hashitombi, see hashtomi. 

 hashki, n., my mother, Josh. 2: 13; 



Matt. 12: 48, 49, 50; mam, or mamma; 



chishke, thy mother, 

 hashninak a n ya, n., the moon; a lumi- 

 nary; a light. 

 hashninak a n ya isht alhpisa, n. , lunar 



measurement or calculation, 

 hashninak a n ya tohwikeli, n., moon- 

 light; moonshine, 

 hashontombichi, v. t., to sun. 

 Hashtali, n., the Great Spirit; the gov- 

 ernor of the world, whose eye is the sun. 

 hashtampushik, hashtapushik, see 



hatapushik. 

 hashtapola, n., the bull nettle, 

 hashtap, hashtip, n., fallen leaves; dead 



leaves, 

 hashtap inchilakwa, n., chicken pox. 

 hashtap mali shali, n., drift, 

 hashtap yuloli, hashtap yoluli, n., a 



salamander; a small lizard, 

 hashtomi, hashtombi, hashitombi, n., 



a sunbeam; sunshine, 

 hashtula, n., winter; the winter season, 

 hashtula anta na lopulli, v. a. i., to 



av inter, 

 hashtula chohmi, a., wintry, 

 hashtula iklana, n., midwinter, 

 hashtula tashka chipota aiasha, n., 



winter quarters for an army, 

 hashtulahpi, n., the fall; autumn; the 



fall season. 

 hashtulammona, n., the early part of 



winter, 

 hashuk, n., grass; herbage; sward, Matt. 



6: 30; 14: 19. 

 hashuk abasha, n., a place mowed; 



where grass has been cut; a meadow, 

 hashuk aiamo, n., a meadow, 

 hashuk ashachi, v. t., to mow; to put 



away hay or grass, 

 hashuk ba n si, n., a wild grass of which 



hand brooms are made, 

 hashuk basha, pp., mowed; mown, 

 hashuk basha shila, n., hay; mowed 



grass. 



hashuk bashli, v. t., to mow; to cut 



grass. 

 hashuk bashli, n., a mower. 

 hashuk cha n shlichi, n., a large green 



grasshopper which sings loud and in 



the morning, 

 hashuk chito, n. , great grass; stout grass; 



thick and heavy grass. 

 hashuk f oka, a. , grassy. 

 hashuk hat a, n., a bird having a small 



body and long legs, often seen around 



water and muddy places. 

 hashuk impa, v. a. i., to pasture. 

 hashuk impachi, v. t., to pasture; to 



graze, 

 hashuk ipeta, v. t., to graze, 

 hashuk isht bashli, n., a hook. 

 hashuk isht holmo, n., a thatch. 

 hashuk isht homo, v. t., to thatch. 

 hashuk isht itannali, n., a rake, 

 hashuk itanaha, n., a haycock; a pile 



of hay; a rick of hay; a mow; a swath 



of grass. 

 hashuk itannali, v. t., to collect hay; 



to rake hay. 

 hashuk lohammichi, v. t. , to trail the 



grass. 

 hashuk malli, v. a. i. , to lighten ; to flash, 



as lightning (lit., grass leaps, or to leap 



over grass). 

 hashuk malli, n., lightning; a thunder 



bolt; electricity; a flash of lightning, 

 hashuk pancha, n., a flag; a blue flag; a 



"cattail" flag, 

 hashuk patalhpo, n. , a grass bed ; a straw 



bed. 

 hashuk pata, n., crab grass; crop grass, 

 hashuk shila, n., hay; cured grass. 

 hashuk shileli, v. t., to hay; to cure 



grass, 

 hashuk shileli, n., a haymaker, 

 hashuk umpoholmo, n., thatch, 

 hashuk umpoholmo, pp., thatched, 

 hashuk umpohomo, v. t., to thatch, 

 hashwish, hashwash, n., worms; those 



of a small kind that affect children as 



a disease, 

 hat, art., the, nom. case, suffixed to 



nouns; aleha hat, they; Matt. 2: 1. 



Sometimes written at and yat as well 



as ha, a, and ya (q. v.) . 

 hat, rel. pro., when suffixed to verbs, 

 hat, used before tok and tuk. 



