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iachushak, n., the back side of the head; 

 the upper part of the neck on the back 

 side; the nape. 



iachushukli, v. a. L, to limp. See chu- 

 shukli. 



iahi n sht ia, to follow in haste; to chase 

 after or run after; from ishi, fashi, 

 ihi n shi, iahisht ia, went to take him. 



iakaiya, iakaya, iyakaya, v. t., v. a. i., 

 to follow; to come after; to pursue, 

 Josh. 2: 5, 7; to dog; to second; to 

 trace; siakaiya, he follows me; issiakai- 

 yashke, do you follow me, Matt. 8: 22; 

 9: 9; 10: 38; 14: 13; 16: 24; chiakaiya- 

 lachi n , I will follow thee; kqchidkaiya, 

 Josh. 2: 16; hqssiakaiyashke, Matt. 4: 

 19; iakaiyat okla, dual number, Matt. 

 4: 20, 21; 8: 1; Josh. 6: 8; 8: 6; iakat, 

 cont., iakant, John 13: 37; iakat ia, go 

 and follow, Gen. 44: 4; itiakaiya, v. a. i., 

 to go after each other in a single rank ; 

 to defile; to pursue. 



iakaiya, a., second; subsequent. 



iakaiya, n., a follower; a disciple; a pur- 

 suer; a succeeder; a successor. 



iakaiya, n., a pursuit; a sequel; a train. 



iakaiyachi, iakaiyachi, sing., to cause 

 to follow; to send after or behind, 

 Luke 19: 14. 



iakaiyachit pisa, v. t., to follow; to en- 

 deavor to obtain. 



iakaiyoha, v. a. i. pi., to follow. 



iakaiyoha, n. pi., followers. 



iakaiyohachi, v. t. pi., to cause to follow; 

 to make them follow. 



iakaya, see iakaiya. 



ialipa, n., a cap; a turban; a bonnet; a 

 cover; a lid; a coif; a hood. 



ialipa, pp., turbaned; dressed with a 

 cap, etc.; covered; hooded; wreathed. 



ialipa, v. t., to wear a turban. 



ialipa hashtap toba, n., a wreath; a gar- 

 land. 



ialipeli, v. t., to put on a turban, cap, 

 bonnet; to put his turban on, i. e., on 

 his own head; to coif; to hood; to 

 wreathe. 



ialipelichi, v. t., to put a turban or cap 

 upon the head of another; to put on a 

 lid or cover; to hood another. 



iasinti, yasinte, hiasinti, n., an eel. 



ialli, a., worth. 



ialli, v. n. , to be worth; itialli, to be worth 

 against each other. 



ialli, n., the worth; the value; the price; 

 aialli, aiqlbi, aiilli. 



ialli chito, a., dear. 



iallichi, v. t. , to price; to set a value upon ; 

 to rate; itiqllichi, v. t., to price against 

 each other. 



iba, v. a. i., to be with, among, amidst, 

 Josh. 7: 11; itiba; itibai, Matt. 9: 11. 



iba, ibai, prep., with; in company with; 

 along with; together with. It is com- 

 pounded with many verbs and written 

 iba before a verb beginning with a con- 

 sonant and ibai before a verb beginning 

 with a vowel. When a personal pro- 

 noun is prefixed in the obj. case it is not 

 prefixed to the verb but to the prep- 

 position; as ibaianta, to stay with; m- 

 baianta, to stay with me. itiba, double 

 reference, together, etc., together with, 

 John 4: 36; Luke 1: 58; ibachukowa, 

 ibaiimpa, Acts 11: 3. A number of 

 compounded verbs follow, to serve as 

 specimens as well as to define the verbs. 



ibabinili, v. t., to sit with; to settle in 

 company with; ibabinoli, pi. 



ibabinili, pp., seated with; settled in 

 company with; ibabinoli, pi. 



ibabinili, n., a fellow; a seat mate; a fel- 

 low settler; ibabinoli, pi. 



ibabinilichi, v. t., to seat with; to cause 

 to settle with ; ibabinolichi, pi. 



ibabukbo, ibbabukbo (q. v.), n., a dou- 

 ble handful; a handful. 



ibacha n fa, n., a companion; an equal. 



ibachafa, ibacha n fa (nasal form), v. a.i., 

 to be one with; from iba and achqfa, 

 John 1: 1. 



ibachukoa, ibachukowa, v. t., to in- 

 vade; to enter into and be with; to 

 penetrate. 



ibachukoa, v. a. L, to obtrude. 



ibachukoa, pp., invaded. 



ibachukoa, n., an invader. 



ibachukoa, n., an invasion; an irruption. 



ibafakchi, see hatapofokchi. 



ibafohki, see ibafoka. 



ibafoka, v. a. i., to join, as to join the 

 church; to obtrude; to sort with; to 

 unite with, to follow, as sabafokqshke, 

 John 1: 43; Luke 5: 11; to be in, Matt. 

 18: 1, 4; itibafoka, to join together; to 

 put together; irnanukfila itibafoka, to 

 agree; to company; to consociate; to 

 associate. See foka. 





