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A DICTIONARY OF THE CHOCTAW LANGUAGE 



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ibaf oka, pp., united; joined with; com- 

 bined; leagued; mixed; consociated; 

 ibafo n ka, nasal form, ibafoyuka, prop., 

 ibafoyuka, with, 2 Sam. 24:2.; itibafoka, 

 pp., conjoined; joined; ikitibafoko, a., 

 uncompounded. 



ibaf oka, n., a union; membership; com- 

 bination; consociation; unity; a contri- 

 bution; imbafoka, n., increase; income. 



ibafoka, n., a member; a follower; a 

 communicant; a fellow; itibafoka, n., a 

 companion; a contribution; a partaker; 

 itibafoka, n., a joint. 



ibafokat, adv., or v. a. i. with conj. t, 

 to be with, etc. 



ibafokat a n ya, v. a. L, to go with, or in 

 company with; to follow. 



ibafokat hochifot takalichi, v. t., to 

 enlist. 



ibafoki, ibafohki, v. t., to join with; to 

 contribute; to enter in; to put in with; 

 to mix; to add to; to unite to; to com- 

 bine; to insert; to involve; to obtrude, 

 2 Sam. 24: 3; to put among; Matt. 13: 

 33; Josh. 7: 11, itibafoki, to conjoin; to 

 consociate; to identify; to join; a n ba- 

 fohki, Gal. 2: 6. SeefohkL 



ibafoki, n., a mixer; one who joins, 

 unites, or puts in; a contributor. 



ibafokichi, v. t., to cause another to join, 

 or unite with; to combine. 



ibai, see iba. 



ibaianta, v. a. i., to stay with; to co- 

 habit; to dwell with. 



ibaianta, n. sing., a companion; a mate; 

 a fellow. 



ibaia n sha, v. a. i. pi., to sit with; to 

 dwell with. 



ibaia n sha, n., companions. 



ibaia n ya, v. a. i.,to go with; to journey 

 with. 



ibaia n ya, n. , a fellow traveler. 



ibaiatta, a., twinborn. 



ibaiatta, n., an inmate. 



ibaiilaualli, v. t., to play together. 



ibaiilaualli, n., a playmate; a play-fel- 

 low. 



ibaiimpa, v. t., to eat with; to eat in 

 company with; itibaiimpa, to eat to- 

 ' gether. 



ibaiimpa, n., a messmate. 



ibaiishko, v. t., to drink with. 



ibaiishko, n., a companion in drink; a 

 little companion. 



ibaiyi, n., a nephew; sabaiyi, my 



nephew; my sister's sons and their 



male cousins by their mother's side, 



and not my brother's sons, which are 



called sons. 

 ibakaha, v. a. i., to mix together ; to flock. 



ibakaha, pp., mixed; multiplied; itiba- 



kaha, amalgamated; confounded; see 



ibqlhkaha; ikitibakaho, a., unmingled; 



unmixed; ibakaha, n., a mixture; ili- 



bakaha, n., a contribution; a putting 



together. 

 ibakahachi, v. t., to cause to be mixed, 

 ibakali, v. t. pi., to mix them; to add; 



to put them together; to confound; to 



confuse. 

 ibakali, n., a mixer, 

 ibakchifanli, see ibakchufanli. 

 ibakchishinli, v. a. i. sing., to bend and 



turn up the nose and lips, as a fox when 



he smells. See ibakpishinli. 

 ibakchishinli, pp., bent and turned up. 

 ibakchishinli chi, v. t., to cause to turn 



up, as the nose. 

 ibakchufanli, ibakchifanli, v. a. i., to 



taper, 

 ibakchufanli, a., peaked; pointed; 



slender pointed; tapering; tapered. 

 ibakchufanli, v. n., to be peaked, 

 ibakchufanlichi, ibakshakanli, v. t., 



to taper; to sharpen, as to a point; to 



make sharp pointed like a wooden pin 



or a spade. 

 ibakchuf a n shli, v. a. i. pi. , to taper, 

 ibakchuf a n shli, a., taper; peaked; 



pointed, 

 ibakchuf a n shli, v. n., to be peaked or 



pointed, 

 ibakchuf a n shlichi, v. t., to taper; to 



sharpen as to the point. 

 ibakchushli, pi., ibakchishinli, sing., v. 



a. i., to bend and turn up, as a fox 



turns up her nose, etc. 

 ibakchushli, pp., bent; turned up. 

 ibakchushlichi, v. t. pi., to bend them 



up; to turn them up. 

 ibakhatanli, n., a bald face. 

 ibakhatanli, a., baldfaced; palefaced, 



like a sickly man. 

 ibakhatanli, v. n., to be baldfaced. 

 ibakhata n shli, n. pi., baldfaces. 

 ibakhata n shli, a., bald faced. 

 ibakhata n shli, v. n., to be baldfaced. 



