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ibetap, n., the fountain; the source; the 

 head, as of a water course; the part of 

 a water course between you and the 

 fountain, as sokbish is the other part; 

 the upstream part of a river, Josh. 3: 

 13, 16; 15: 19. 



ibetap i n bok, n., the head of the creek; 

 the name of a creek that runs into the 

 Yalobusha from the south. 



ibetap pilla, adv., toward the head. 



ibetap pilla, adv., at the head; from the 

 fountain. 



ibiali, n., the end of anything, as a table, 

 plank, or rail. 



ibichilu, n., the nose; the nostrils; the 

 neb. 



ibichilu foka, n., a halter; what is put on 

 over the nose. 



ibichilu foka foka, v. t., to halter; to 

 put on a halter. 



ibichilu patassa, a., flat-nosed. 



ibikoa, v. n., to bleed at the nose; sabi- 

 koa, I bleed at the nose. 



ibikoa, n., the nose-bleed. 



ibikoachi, v. t., to make the nose bleed. 



ibilhkan, n., phlegm; rheum. 



ibilhkan chito, a., phlegmatic; abound- 

 ing in phlegm. 



ibilhkan kucha, v. a. i., to snivel. 



ibilatampa, n., the combs or crest of a 

 turkey. 



ibish, n., a rise; a swell; a hill of earth 

 where corn, etc., is planted; the bow 

 and the stern of a boat; the round end; 

 the end, as of a cask; a pommel; a 

 prow; a saddlebow; the part of a junk 

 bottle next to the neck; the nipple; 

 the teat. 



ibish ikbi, v. t., to hill; to make a hill 

 about corn, etc. 



ibish isht alhkama, n., the head of a 

 cask. 



ibishakni, n., the nose; the snout; the 

 bill; the beak of a bird; the trunk of 

 an elephant; the proboscis; the neb. 



ibishakni chiluk, n., a nostril; the nos- 

 trils. 



ibishakni foka, n., a muzzle. 



ibishakni patassa, a., flat-nosed. 



ibishachi, n., the foretop. 



ibishano, v. n., to have a cold, 



ibishano, n., a cold, i. e., the disease well 

 known to all. 



ibitakla, n., the forehead, Rev. 7: 3, 



ibitakla pa n shi, n., the foretop; the 



front, 

 ibitek, n., a niece, his niece, her niece; 



sisters' daughters, and their female 



cousins; sabitek, my niece, 

 ichabli, ichabli, v. t., to mate; to match; 



to put together; to yoke together; iti- 



chabli, to pair; icliapoli, pi. 

 ichabli, n., one who matee. 

 ichapa, v. t., to resist. 

 ichapa, v. a. i., to match; to mate with; 



to go at the side of. 

 ichapa, pp., mated; matched; itichapa, 



mated together; paired, as wak itichapa, 



itichampa, both, 1 Sam. 3: 11; shulush 



itichapa; itichapa, v. t., to fellow, 

 ichapa, n., a mate; a fellow; a yokefellow; 



an adversary, 1 Sam. 1:6; itichapa, n., 



an antagonist; a pair; a brace; a span; 



a match. 

 ichapa, n., a reverse; a contrary; an 



opposite, 

 ichapa, a., impudent; answering again; 



opposite; repugnant, 

 ichapa, v. n., v. t., to be impudent; to 



oppose; to contradict; allat i n ki an icha- 



pat shali, the child is very disrespectful 



to his father; aiitachapoa or aiitichapoa, 



to strive together, Luke 22: 24. 

 ichapaka, a., opposite; standing over 



against, Matt. 27:61; Markll:2; 12:41; 



right against, Josh. 3: 16; 5: 13; beside, 



Josh. 7: 2; 8: 33; 12: 9. 

 ichapaka, v. n., to be opposite; to stand 



over against. 

 ichapoa, v. a. i. pi., to mate with; to 



go at the side of. 

 ichapoa, pp., mated; matched; mated 



together; sing., iticharnpo. 

 ichapoa, n., mates; fellows; cf. wak 



to n ksali itichapoa talapi; itichapoa, n., 



a yoke; a pair; a span. 

 ichapoa, a. pi., impudent; answering 



again. 

 ichapoa, v. n., to be impudent, 

 ichapoli, pi., ichabli, sing. v. t., to mate; 



to match, 

 ichabli, see ichabli. 

 ieshi, v. t., from ishi (q. v.); to bring 



forth; to bear, i. e., young. 

 i n f alammichi, see falammichi. 

 iffuka, ikfuka, n., the abdomen; the 



belly; the bowels; the core of a water- 

 melon; the inwards; the waist. 



