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holitoblit isht anumpuli, v. t., to cele- 

 brate; to panegyrize; to praise. 



holitoblit isht anumpuli, n., a celebra- 

 tion. 



holitompa, n., eminence; a high rank; 

 a prince; a noble; okla haP i n holitompa, 

 Josh. 9: 15. 



holitompa, a., reputable; holy, nana hat 

 holitompa kano, that which is holy, Matt. 

 7: 6; na holitompa isht a^sha, a priest, 

 Matt. 8: 4. 



holitopa, pp., a., dear; valuable; estima- 

 ble; excellent; glorious; holy; honora- 

 ble; illustrious; magnificent; near; pre- 

 cious; reverend; royal; sacred; solemn; 

 splendid; sublime; sumptuous; venera- 

 ble; worthy; Matt. 10: 31; Matt. 12: 

 12; sacred; beloved, Matt. 17: 5; holy, 

 Josh. 5: 15; rich; august; hallowed; 

 Matt, 6:9; good, Matt. 6: 26; choice; 

 honored; blessed; consecrated; darling; 

 ennobled; enriched; esteemed; ex- 

 alted; graced; glorified; illustrated; 

 respected; revered; sainted; sanctified; 

 valued; venerated; ikholitopo, honor- 

 less; unhallowed; unholy; unhonored; 

 un wealthy; isht aholitopa, nan isht ima- 

 holitopa, glory of them, Matt. 4: 8; na 

 holitopa, n., a pearl, Matt. 7: 6; holittopa, 

 intensive form ; itinholitopa, dear to each 

 other or to love each other; inholitopa, 

 n., his saints, 1 Sam. 2: 9; inholitopa, 

 dear to him, or to love him; to rever- 

 ence; inholitopa, n., his dear friend; 

 holitompa, nas. form; holitohompa, freq. 

 form; holitoyupa, pro. form. 



holitopa, n., riches; glory; that which is 

 sacred; credit; honor; dearness; dig- 

 nity; exaltation; grandeur; highness; 

 holiness; love; magnitude; majesty; 

 merit; reputation; repute; sanctity; 

 splendor; sublimity; value; worship; 

 worth; worthiness. 



holitopa atapa, a., inestimable; invalu- 

 able; unvalued. 



holitopa banna, n., cupidity. 



holitopachi, v. t. caus., to glorify, John 

 12: 28; ilaholitopachi, to glorify himself, 

 John 12: 28. 



holitopat, adv., sacredly; solemnly; 

 worthily. 



holitopat annoa, n., glory. 



holitopat hofanti, pp., cherished. 



holitopat isht anumpa, pp., celebrated; 

 eulogized. 



holiya, see holuya. 



hollihta, see holihta. 



hollo, pp., drawn on; put on, as shoes, 

 boots, stockings; holo, v. t. (q. v.). 



hollo, n., a pair, or that which is drawn 

 on, as stockings upon the feet; shulush 

 ] i olio achafa. 



hollo, hullo, v. n., to have the monthly 

 flow or discharge, as a female. 



hollo, n., menses; the monthly flow of 

 females. 



hollohpi, pp., entombed, hollopili, I en- 

 tomb; ahollohpi, n., a grave. 



hollokmi, holukmi, pp., burnt; fired; 

 scalded; luak isht hollokmi, burned in 

 the fire, Matt. 13: 40; ikholokmo, a., 

 unburnt. 



hollopi, holohpi, pp., buried; interred; 

 entombed; ikhollopo, a., unburied; not 

 interred. 



holmo, pp., covered; roofed; housed; 

 shingled. 



hoimo, n., a roof; a covering. 



holo, v. t., to draw on; to put on (one- 

 self), as shoes, boots, moccasins, stock- 

 ings, pantaloons; hoyolo, Josh. 9: 5. 



holochi, v. t., to put shoes, etc., upon 

 another. See Luke 15: 22. 



holohpi, see hollopi. 



holokchi, pp., planted; sown; nana im- 

 aholokchiiukash, Matt. 13: 19; na holok- 

 chi, n. , a plant. 



holopi, pp., stocked; hafted; helved. 



holoti, holotti, pp., wound, as feathers 

 on the small end of an arrow; holoti, n. 



holufka, pp., sunned; dried; aired; ik- 

 holufko; a., unsunned. 



holufka, n., that which is sunned. 



holukmi, n., a burn; a conflagration; see 

 hollokmi. 



holu n si, holussi, a., brown, dark brown; 

 turning black; isiat holu n si. 



holu n si, v. n., to be brown; aholunsi, v. t., 

 to blacken; to color black. 



holussi, halussi, pp., pounded; brayed; 

 beaten. 



holussi, n., that which is beaten. 



holushmi, pp., burnt; fired. 



holushmi, n., that which is burnt; a 

 burning; a conflagration. 



