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ibaklipinli, ibaktokonli, v. n., to be 



short- or blunt- faced, 

 ibaklalanli, v. a. L, to be half laughing. 

 ibaklatinli, v. a. i., to run at the nose, 

 ibaklatinli, n., a running at the nose; 



a dirty nose, 

 ibaklatinlichi, v. t., to cause the nose 



to run. 

 ibaklololi, v. i., to run at the nose, 

 ibakoli, v. t., to search for in a hole, 

 ibakpishanli, a., round and pointed, 

 ibakpishanli, v. n., to be round and 



pointed. 

 ibakpishanlichi, v. t., to make it round 



and pointed. 

 ibakpisha n shli, a. pi., round and 



pointed. 

 ibakpisha n shli, v. n., to be round and 



pointed. 

 ibakpisha n shlichi, v. t. pi., to make 



them round and pointed, 

 ibakpishinli, v. a. i. , to turn noses and 



lips; see ibakchishinli. 

 ibaksuku n lichi, v. a. L, to pout, Ps. 22: 



7. 

 ibakshakanli, a., straight and tapering, 



like a spade, not hollowed or dishing; 



see ibakchufanli. 

 ibakshulanli, a., having white face and 



feet, as a horse; white-faced and -footed, 

 ibakshulanli, v. n., to have white face 



and feet; or to spread the nose like a 



horse out of breath. 

 ibakshula n shli, a. pi., having white faces 



and feet; white-faced and -footed. 

 ibakshula n shli, v. n., to be white-faced 



and -footed. 

 ibaktabanli, v. a. L, to be broad-nosed, 

 ibaktasanli, a., having a star in the 



forehead, 

 ibaktasanli, ibaktasanli bolukta, n., 



a star in the forehead. 

 ibaktasa n shli, n. pi., stars in the fore- 

 head. 

 ibaktasa n shli, a., having stars in the 



forehead, 

 ibaktokonli, a., blunt, as an old ax; 



short faced, 

 ibaktokonli, v. n., to be blunt, 

 ibaktokonli, pp., made blunt; blunted, 

 ibaktokonlichi, v. t., to blunt. 

 ibaktoko n shli, ibaktokashli, a. pi., 



blunt. 

 ibaktoko n shli, v. n., to be blunt. 



ibaktokoshlichi, ibaktokashlichi, v. t., 

 to blunt; to make them blunt. 



ibani, (from iba and ani), to pour in with; 

 to put in with; to add to; to mix; to 

 eke; itibani, to mix together, applied to 

 liquids; nana kia itibanit okpqni, to adul- 

 terate by mixing. 



ibani, n., a mixer. 



ibanowa, v. a. i., to walk with; to travel 

 with. 



ibanowa, n., a traveling companion. 



ibanowachi, v. t., to cause to walk with. 



ibanukha n klo, v. a. i., to condole; to 

 mourn with; to lament with; to sym- 

 pathize with. 



ibanukha n klo, n., a companion in sor- 

 row; a sympathizer. 



ibanusi, v. n. or v. a. i., to sleep with. 



ibanusi, n., a bedfellow. 



ibata n kla, v. a. i., to partake with, Matt. 

 23: 30; to be among, Josh. 3: 10. 



ibata n kla, n., a partaker; a spy, 2 Sam. 

 15: 10. 



ibata n kla ishi, v. t., to share with. 



ibata n kla ishi, n., a sharer. 



ibatepa, v. a. i., to injure himself; im- 

 batepa, he is hurt; ibatepa, a second 

 hurt; ibatqbli, v. t., two words, from 

 iba and tqbli. 



ibatoksalechi, v. t., to work him with. 



ibato n ksali, v. t., to work with; to labor 

 with. 



ibato n ksali, n., a fellow laborer; a work 

 fellow. 



ibawichi, v. t., to aspire to help; to try 

 to do; to attempt; na hollo imanumpa 

 (tnumpuliibaivichi; ibawinchi, nas. form. 



ibawichi, n., a help. See ibalhkaha, 

 etc., for other verbs compounded with 

 iba. 



ibachifa, v. t., to wash the hands, Matt. 

 27: 24. See ibbak achefa. 



ibalnkaha (from iba and qlhkaha), v. a. i. 

 pi., to mix together; to join. See I: alt. 



ibalhkaha, pp., mixed; added together; 

 itibqlhkaha, mixed together. 



ibalhkaha, n., an addition; addition; the 

 name of a rule in arithmetic; a union. 



ibalhto, v. a. i., to mingle with; to get 

 among, as wak at ibalhto; from iba qlltto, 

 pp. of ani or ibani; itibqlhto; itibqlhtot 

 yanqlli, a., confluent. 



ibalhto, pp., mixed; poured in. 



ibalhto, n., a mixture. 



