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A DICTIONAEY OF THE CHOCTAW LANGUAGE 



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ikhana, pp., taught; instructed; enlight- 

 ened; indoctrinated; informed; learned; 

 noted; regarded; ikithano, neg. form. 



ikhana achukma, a., eminent; noted; 

 well known. 



ikhana alhpesa, a., memorable; nota- 

 ble. 



ikhana fehna, a., memorable. 



ikhana hinla, a., perceptible. 



ikhananchi, v. t., to teach, Matt. 15: 9; 

 to instruct; to inform; to educate; to 

 bring up; to breed, Luke 5: 17; 6: 6; to 

 civilize; to convey or communicate in- 

 telligence; to disciple; to drill ; to edify ; 

 to enlighten; to familiarize; to indoc- 

 trinate; to introduce; to lighten; to 

 nourish; to rear; to remind; to tell; 

 to train; ileithananchi, to make himself 

 known, Gen., 42: 7. 



ikhananchi, n., a teacher; an instructor; 

 as Chahta ikhananchi, the Choctaw in- 

 structor; a doctor; an enlightener; a 

 preceptor; a remembrancer. 



ikhananchi, n., tuition; instruction. 



ikhananchit pehchi, v. t., to discipline. 



ikhana, ithana, v. a. i., v. t., to learn; 

 to acquire knowledge; to acquaint one- 

 self; to embrace; to find; to get; to 

 hear; to improve; to see; ikithano, neg. 

 form; ikhayana, to remember, Matt. 

 5: 23; to understand, Matt. 15: 10; ile- 

 ithana, to teach himself. 



ikhana, pp., known. 



ikhana, n., a learner; nan ithana, a dis- 

 ciple, Matt. 17: 6. 



ikhana, n., edification; improvement. 



ikhana hinla, a., teachable; capable of 

 learning; intelligible. 



ikhanahe keyu, a., incomprehensible; 

 inscrutable; unapt; unteachable. 



ikhanahe pulla, a., teachable. 



ikhananchi, v. t. caus., to cause to learn; 

 to teach; to acquaint; to instruct, Matt. 

 15: 9; Josh. 4: 22; or ikhananchi (q. v. ). 



ikhananchi, ikhananchi, n., a teacher. 



ikhi n sh, ithi n sh, ishhi n sh, ikhi n sh, 

 okhi n sh, n., medicine; physic; a drug; 

 the general word for anything used for 

 the sick, as medicine, or applied to 

 sores, as salve, or to the flesh, as oint- 

 ments; a medicament. 



ikhi n sh ahama, n., opodeldoc. 



ikhi n sh akmo, n., salve. 



ikhi n sh apesa, v. t., to prescribe medi- 

 cine. 



ikhi n sh balam, n., camphor; any fra- 

 grant medicine; an elixir. 



ikhi n sh bota, n., medicine prepared in 

 powder. 



ikhi n sh bota ishkot hoita, n., tartar 

 emetic. 



ikhi n sh bota ishkot ikfia, n., calomel. 



ikhi n sh chu n kash libishli, n., a cordial. 



ikhi n sh hapi holba, n., salts; Epsom 

 salts; Glauber salts; sulphate of soda; 

 sulphate of magnesia. 



ikhi n sh homi, n., bitters. 



ikhi n sh ipeta, v. t., to drug; to admin- 

 ister medicine. 



ikhi n sh ishkot hoita, n., a puke; a 

 vomit. 



ikhi n sh ishkot ikfia, n., a cathartic. 



ikhi n sh ishkot nusechi, n., laudanum. 



ikhi n sh ishkot ont iachi, n., a cathartic. 



ikhi n sh isht apu n fachi, n., a syringe. 



ikhi n sh kanchi, n., a druggist; an apoth- 

 ecary. 



ikhi n sh lakshachi, n., a sudorific. 



ikhi n sh luma, n., a nostrum. 



ikhi n sh lumbo, n., a pill; pills; medi- 

 cine in pills. 



ikhi n sh lumboa, n. pi., pills. 



ikhi n sh nipi kallochi, n.. a tonic. 



ikhi n sh nusechi, n., opium; an opiate; 

 an anodyne; laudanum. 



ikhi n sh okchalechi, n., a tonic; a stim- 

 ulant. 



ikhi n sh patassa, ikhi n sh patassapi, 

 n., prickly ash. 



ikhi n sh shakba fohka, pp., vaccinated. 



ikhi n sh shakba fohki, v. t., to vaccinate. 



ikhi n sh shu n sh isht abi,n., a vermifuge. 



i n ki, n., his father (Matt. 15: 5); her 

 father; father; sire; fatherhood; papa; 

 a procreator; abba; Inki, the Father, 

 Matt. 11: 27; 16: 27; Inki on, Father, 

 Rom. 8: 15; Chihowa akosh inki yon, 

 Jehovah was a father to him, John 5: 

 18; hachiinki, Matt. 18: 14; Josh. 1:6. 



i n ki aiokla, n., paternal ancestors. 



i n ki a n sha, a., legitimate; born in wed- 

 lock. 



I n ki aba, n., his Father in Heaven; God; 

 Pinki aba, our Heavenly Father. 



I n ki Chihowa, God Jehovah; Jehovah 

 Father; his Father Jehovah. 



