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A DICTIONARY OF THE CHOCTAW LANGUAGE 



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immi, pos. pro. or adj. pro., his; her; 

 hers; its; their; theirs; his own; itimmi, 

 his and hers; belonging to each other. 



immi, n., a title; inheritance, Mark 12: 7. 



immi, v. n., to possess, Josh. 13:1; to be 

 his, hers, etc.; to own, Mark 12: 17; 

 Matt. 17: 4; immichi, v. caus., and 

 itimmi; kana immi keyu, a., unowned. 



immi, n., an owner; an heir, Mark 12: 7; 

 lord of, Mark 12: 9. 



immi, n., right; property in. 



immi ikbi, v. t., to entitle. 



immi toba, v. a. i., to become his. 



immi toba, pp., made his; entitled. 



immoshi, see imoshi. 



imokato, hoshu 11 aialhto, n., the 

 bladder. 



imoklaya, a., kind; gentle. 



imokpulo, n., an injury to him; a loss to 

 him; imomokpulo, an injury for or to 

 him; a lameness, etc. 



imoksini, n., pudenda mulieris; the 

 clitoris. 



imoksini, see imosini. 



imola, a., lucky; favored; fortunate. 



imola, v. n., to be lucky; to have good 

 luck. 



imola, n., good luck; good fortune. 



imoma, a., customarily or naturally 

 small; ofi imoma, a naturally small dog; 

 hatak imoma. a small man; a dwarf; 

 see aiimoma. 



imoma, pp., inured. 



imoma, v. n., to be naturally small. 



imoma, v. a. i., to dure, Matt. 13: 21. 



imoma, v. a. i., to do thus; asi momali, I 

 still do so. 



imoma, n., a runt; a dwarf. 



imomaka, n., an experiment; experi- 

 ence. 



imomaka pisa, v. t., to tempt, Matt. 

 16: 1. 



imomaka pisa, n., a tempter, Matt. 4: 3. 



imomaka pisa, v. t., to make a trial; to 

 have a trial; to tempt, Matt. 4: 1; 16: 1; 

 19: 3. 



imomakachi, v. t., to make an experi- 

 ment. 



imomakat pisa keyu, n., inexperience. 



imomachi, imomachi, v. t. caus., to 

 cause it to be naturally small; to exer- 

 cise; to inure. 



imomachi, n., a custom. 



imomachi, a., old. 



imombalaha, n., her brother-in-law; 

 i. e., her husband's brother. 



imomokpulo, a., lame; halt; deformed 

 naturally; misshapen, Luke 14: 21; 

 Matt. 11: 5; 15: 30; maimed, Matt. 18: 8. 

 Perhaps from imoma, okpulo, which 

 would be a natural injury. See below. 



imomokpulo, v. n., to be lame; from imo- 

 ma and okpulo, a long-continued or nat- 

 ural deformity of the limbs. 



imomokpulo, n., the lame; the halt; a 

 deformity; impotency; a monster. 



imomokpulo aiasha, n., a lazaretto. 



imosana,n., the forehead; the eyebrow; 

 the brow of the eye. 



imosana hishi, n., the foretop; the eye- 

 brow. 



imosini, imossini, imoksini, n., a bum- 

 blebee or humblebee. 



imoshatto, imushatto, imoshato, n., 

 the womb; her womb, John 3: 4. 



imoshi, immoshi, n., uncle; his uncle; 

 her uncle; the brother of the mother. 



impa, v. t., to eat sundry articles of food 

 (apa, to eat one article) ; to take food; to 

 take a meal; to board; to feast; to feed; 

 to diet; to mess; to regale; to take; 

 ibaiimpa, to eat with; itihaiimpa, to 

 eat together with ; impa chi n ka, to eat, 

 Matt. 14: 16, 20; 15: 37, 38; to feed; 

 shukha laua kat impa hosh, Matt. 8: 30; 

 ihimpa, eating, Matt. 11: 19; ikimpo, v. 

 a. i., to fast; ikimpo hosh, Matt. 4: 2; 

 ikimpo, Matt. 11: 18. 



impa, n., an eater; a feaster; itibaiimpa, 

 n., a messmate. 



impa, n., food; victuals; board; enter- 

 tainment. 



impa, n., a meal; a feed; a ration; impa 

 achafa, one feed; one meal; one ration; 

 a repast. 



impa aiyimita, a., voracious. 



impa atabli, n., a surfeit. 



impa chito, n., a feast; a banquet; a car- 

 nival; a festival. 



impa fena, a., voracious. 



impa fena, v. n., to be voracious. 



impa fena keyu, a., abstemious. 



impa fena keyu, v. n., to be abstemious. 



impa iskitini, n., a collation; a snack; 

 a bite; a luncheon; a lunch. 



impachi, impachi, v. t., to feed; to make 

 one eat; to cause to eat; to diet; to en- 

 tertain; to feast; to foster. 



