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imanukfila shananchi, v. t., to per- 

 suade; to pervert the mind; to incline; 

 to prejudice; to prepossess. 



imanukfila tohwikelichi, v. t., to il- 

 lume; to illumine; to illuminate. 



imanukfila tuklo, a., double-minded. 



imanukfila tuklo, v. a. i., to trim. 



imanukfila tu n shpa, a., eagle-eyed; 

 quick-minded; witty. 



imanukfila yohbi, n., meekness. 



imanumpeshi, n., a lieutenant; a vice- 

 agent; a second in command; a min- 

 ister. 



ima n sha, v. t. , to have; to keep; see a n sha. 



ima n sha, n., a keeper; a possessor. 



imashaka, n., the rear. 



imatali, n., a maintainer; a supporter. 



imatali, v. t., to maintain; to minister; 

 to satisfy; to store; to supply. 



imatananchi, imantananchi, n., his 

 breast. 



imafo, imafo, n., her father-in-law, 1 

 Sam. 4: 19; see imafo. 



imaka, see ima n bt. 



imalhpisa, n., a license; a ration. 



imalhtaha, pp. (from atali), maintained; 

 ministered; satisfied; prepared; stored; 

 supplied; sustained; ikimqlhtaho, a., 

 unprepared; unprovided; unqualified; 

 unready; unsupplied; ikimqlhtaho, n., 

 unreadiness. 



imalhtayak, n., a vocation. 



imallu n sak, issimallu n sak, n., the name 

 of a weed called in vulgar parlance the 

 devil's shoestring. It is used to intoxi- 

 cate fish in water ponds and to break up 

 fever and ague. 



imala, v. n., to be timid, or wild; isi at 

 imqla, qllat imqla. 



imala, a., timid; wild; fortunate. 



imanni, n., his older brother, i. e., any 

 one, or all, older than himself, as nakfish 

 means any one or all younger than him- 

 self. This expression by brothers only 

 expresses their relation. Sisters do not 

 call their older brothers by the same 

 epithet. 



imanni, n., her older sister. Sisters 

 speak of older and younger sisters as 

 brothers do of brothers. A sister calls 

 her brother nakfi, a^nakfi, my brother, 

 etc. A brother calls his sister antek, 

 my sister. 



imbakna, n., the rennet, see bakna. 



imi, his, Matt. 16: 26; 1 Sam. 2: 9. 



i n miha, n., a mandate; a nod; a reproof. 



i n miha, n., a monitor. 



imihaksi, v. a. i., to forget, Matt. 16: 5; 

 see imahaksi. 



imikfetukhak, imikfetuphak, n., the 

 upper end of the breastbone. 



imilayak, n., substance; goods; wares; 

 merchandise ; an estate ; mammon ; prop- 

 erty. 



imilayak chito, a., wealthy. 



imilayak iklauo, a., unwealthy. 



imilayak isht yopomo, a., extravagant. 



imilbik, n., prey; booty; good fortune. 



irnilhfitukhak, n., the hole or notch 

 in the breastbone under the windpipe; 

 his, etc. 



imilhlah, v. a. i., to be low-spirited. 



imilli, n., a loser at a game. 



imilli, n., a loss. 



imiskauata, imiskatukli (inf., Judah 

 Dana), n., the collarbone; his collar- 

 bone. 



imissa, v. t., to offer him; to promise 

 him; to give, Mark 12: 9; Josh. 1: 6 

 to tender; to bid at an auction; to offer 

 to proffer; to propound, John 3: 16 [?] 

 to will, i. e., to devise; ilimissa, to offer 

 himself; to dedicate himself. 



imissa, n., an offerer; one who makes 

 an offer; a profferer; a propounder; a 

 testator; an offering; a proffer; a pro- 

 posal; a testament; a will; ilimissa n., 

 self-dedication. 



imitaklish, n., the breastbone; his 

 breastbone. 



imma, ima, adv., toward, Matt. 12: 49; 

 hqshi akuchaka imma, Matt. 2: 1, 9; the 

 way to, Josh. 2: 7. Compounded with 

 other words, as qbema, upward; ilqp- 

 pimma, this way; akema, downward; 

 mishema, abroad; beyond; yqmmimma, 

 that way; olema, this way; yqmma 

 immaka, that way, Matt. 13 : 28 [?] ; 

 pila imma, Acts 28: 14; imma, v. a. i. 



imma, prep., concerning; of; about; 

 Cldhowa apeliechika imma ya, Luke 

 4: 43; pqska imma, concerning bread, 

 Matt. 16: 11; ishi imamimpohonlilahe; 

 okhqta imma nana inla hqchimanolila 

 hinla. 



immachi, v. t., 1 John 2: 26. 



