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impachi, impachi, n., a feeder; afeaster. 



impafakchi, n., the crop of a fowl. 



impakti, n., the gills of a fowl, or his 

 Kills. 



impashia, impashaia, n., the brim of a 

 hat. 



impachi, n., a feast, Gen. 19: 3; 21: 8. 



impachi, v. a. i., to feed, Mark 5: 14. 



impasha, impashi, n., a gill of a fowl; 

 his gill or gills; a cock's comb; a crest. 



imponaklo, v. t. ; see ponaklo. 



imponna, n., skill; craft; cunning; wit; 

 understanding; faculty; handiness; im- 

 provement; ingenuity; a knack; work- 

 manship. 



imponna, n., a master hand; a skillful 

 person; hqchimponna, ye know how, 

 Matt. 7: 11. 



imponna, a., pp., skillful; adroit; dexter- 

 ous; ingenious; capable; versed; taught; 

 skilled; clever; crafty; cunning; expert; 

 exquisite; fine; gifted; handy; happy; 

 improved; ripe; sagacious; scientific; 

 shrewd; sly; smart; talented; ikim- 

 ponno, a., inexpert; crude; raw; rude; 

 unexpert; inexperienced; unskilled; 

 unhandy; unpracticed. 



imponna, v. n., to be skillful; to know 

 how; to understand; anumpuli chim- 

 ponna, you know how to speak; or, you 

 are a skillful speaker. 



imponna, v. a. i., to excel. 



imponna, n., an adept. 



imponna, adv., well. 



imponna taha, a., perfect. 



imponnat, adv., masterly; shrewdly. 



imponnachi, v. t., to teach; to instruct. 



imponnachi, n., a teacher. 



imposhot i n fullolichi, v. t., to fringe. 



imposhota, n., a fringe. 



impota, v. t., to lend; to lend him; to 

 loan; to farm; to let, to rent; to lease; 

 sapota, I lend. 



impota, n., a lender; a renter. 



impota, n., a lending; a loan. 



impota hinla, a., lendable.. 



[impu n sa, v. t., to kiss. — H. S. H.] 



impusnakni, n., a woman's relation to 

 her husband's brothers, uncles, and 

 nephews. 



impu n spoa, i n pu n spoa, to kiss him. 

 This is the Choctaw word and is better 

 than in$u n ksowa. — Thomas Jefferson. 

 [impn n sa, H. S. H.] 



impushnayo, n. , the master of an animal; 



see pushnayo. 

 impushnayo iksho, a., unowned, 

 imuksak, n., the ankle; his ankle, 

 imuksak foni, n., the ankle bone, 

 imushatto, see imoshatto. 

 in, pos. per. pro., 3d per. sing, and pi. 



in the n. case before nouns beginning 



with ch, I, t, as inchuka, his house; 



see im. 

 in, pre. per pro., 3d per. sing, and pi. 



in the dative case before verbs begin- 

 ning with eh, I, or t, and generally ren- 

 dered with a prep, to or for, etc.; in- 



chumpa, to buy of him, or from him. 

 in, per. pro., 3d per. sing, and pi. in the 



nom. case before some neuter verbs; 



imokpulo, he is angry; alia chintalapi, 



you have 5 children; see im. 

 in, pos. pro., removed from the noun and 



placed before the verb, as tanchi chin- 



laua or chintanchi at laua. 

 i n nakfi, n., her brother. 

 i n naknsh, her younger sister; see 



imqnni. 

 i n nakfish, n., his younger brother; see 



nakfish. 

 i n naki, n., his sting; fohkul innaki, nak- 



ishivana innaki. 

 i n nalapi, n., the gullet; his gullet; the 



gorge; the throat. 

 i n nasobaksobish, n., muscles near the 



groin, 

 inchahe, n., a spur, the hard-pointed 



projection on a cock's leg; his spur; 



aka n k inchahe, the spur of a rooster; 



fakit inchahe, the spur of a turkey. 

 inchaka, n., the gills or the comb of 



domestic fowls. 

 inchasha, n., rattles; his rattles; sintullo 



inchaslia. 

 inchashwa, n., small of the back, or the 



sinews of the small of the back. 

 inchashwa nipi, n. , the loin, 

 inchuka, n., his house; his home; see 



chuka. 

 inchunli, inchonli, v. t, to brand, as 



men brand cattle or rogues; to stamp; 



to embroider; to impress; to imprint; to 



seal; to stigmatize; to tattoo, Matt. 27: 



66; Rev. 7: 3. 

 inchu n wa, pp. , branded ; stamped ; sealed ; 



tattooed, stamped or printed, as calico; 



nantanna inchunwa, calico, Rev. 7: 4, 



