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is the best representative of the opt. 

 mood; kbano and //n/V^mo are most used. 



ikbato, one sign of opt. mood, but this 

 is an elliptical expression. See Luke 

 19: 42, ishithaiyanatokokbato, "if thou 

 hadst known," then thou wouldst 

 have prepared thyself; chumpakbato is 

 said to request persons to buy some- 

 thing and then go away, or to buy and 

 furnish themselves and not trouble 

 others. It is used in the second and 

 third persons of both numbers; kbato 

 is a form that connects two predicates 

 with one subject, "oh that he would 

 buy and have it, or be off, ' ' etc. 



ikbi, v. t., to make; to create; to raise; 

 to form; to manufacture; to build, 

 Matt. 16: 18; to construct; to erect; to 

 produce; to engender; to beget; to pro- 

 create; to constitute; to fabricate; to 

 fashion; to figure; to found; to frame; 

 to generate; to get; to grow; to manu- 

 facture; to originate; to seminate; to 

 shape; to work; i^kbi, nasal form 

 ihinkbi, freq. ; ilikbi, to make himself 

 ilimikbi, to make for himself, Gen. 7: 14 

 aiikbi, Matt. 17: 4; ikikbo, a., unbegot- 

 ten. 



ikbi, n., a maker; a creator; a manufac- 

 turer; an author; a fabricator; a father; 

 a founder; aframer; agenerator; a pro- 

 creator; a raiser; a source. 



ikbi, n., make; work. 



ikbi, n., making; aiikbichi, to accuse, 

 Acts 24: 8. 



ikbichi, v. t., to cause to make or do, 

 Matt. 5: 32. 



ikfeksa, n., the side of a man or beast 

 between the hip bone and the rib. 



ikfehchi, v. i., to be swollen in the 

 bowels. 



ikfetap, ikfitukhak, n., the upper end 

 of the breast bone. 



ikfia, n., a diarrhoea; alooseness; a relax; 

 a lax (a coarse word; ulbqlontia is 

 better). 



ikfia, v. n., v. a. i., to have a diarrhoea; 

 to purge; to relax; to scour. 



ikfia, pp., purged; relaxed. 



ikfiachi, v. t., to purge; to evacuate the 

 bowels; to drench; to relax; to scour. 



ikfiachi, n., a purgative; a laxative; 

 physic; a purging. 



ikfichukbi, ikfi n ksa, n., the side of a 

 man or beast between the hip bone and 

 the rib; the flank. See ikfeksa. 



ikfLhechi, n., a lax; a laxative; laxity; 

 laxness. 



ikfitukhak, see ikfetap. 



ikfuka, ikfoka, n., the abdomen; the 

 bowels; the belly, Matt. 12: 40; see 

 iffuka, ilhfoka. 



ikfuka hotupa, n., the colic; pain in the 

 bowels; the bellyache. 



ikfuka hotupali, v. t., to gripe; to dis- 

 tress the bowels. 



ikfuka isht talakchi, n., a girth; a sur- 

 cingle; a bellyband. 



ikfuka katapa, n., the colic. 



ikfukasita, iffukisita, n., a girth; a sur- 

 cingle. 



ikhana, ithana, v. a. i., v. t., to know, 

 Matt. 6:8; Josh. 3:4; to acknowledge; 

 to understand; to have acquaintance 

 with; to discern; to fathom; to feel; to 

 note; to observe; to perceive; to recol- 

 lect; to recur; to remember; to take; 

 to wit (v. t., to witness); to wot; ikha- 

 hana, ithahana, freq. ; ileithana, to know 

 himself; ikhaiyana, ithaiyana, pro. 

 form, to remember; to bear in mind; to 

 occur; to recollect, Josh. 1: 13; 4: 24. 



ikhana, n., a knower; an observer. 



ikhana, n., knowledge; intelligence; lore; 

 notice; recollection; regard; remem- 

 brance; science; cognition; under- 

 standing; erudition; experience; feel- 

 ing; information; instruction; learn- 

 ing; light; wit; ileikhana, self-knowl- 

 edge; ikithano, n., inexperience; ignor- 

 ance; rawness. 



ikhana, a., knowing; conscious; mindful; 

 notorious; scientific; aware; known; 

 expert; familiar; intelligent; learned; 

 literate; hatak ikhana, a known man, or 

 an aquaintance; ikithano, artless; igno- 

 rant; awkward; unacquainted; inexpe- 

 rienced; insensible; unconscious; unin- 

 formed; unknown; unmanaged; unper- 

 ceived; unpracticed; unremembered; 

 untaught; itikhana, known to each 

 other; itikliana, n., acquaintance, Luke 

 23: 49; itikhanav-ka, n., acquaintance, 

 Luke 2: 44. 



ikhana, v. n., to be known, conscious, 

 etc. 



