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ita, adv., together, as itatuklo, itanowa, 

 itafama, etc. ita and iti are different 

 words. 



itabana, p. of itabani, v. t., to put logs 

 together as in making a log house; to 

 fit to each other. 



itabani, v. t., to put together, Josh. 4: 20. 



itabanni, n., a raising; see abqnni. 



itabi, v. a. i., to howl, as a wolf; same as 

 shakapa. 



itabiha, n., a mixture. 



itachoa, itachowa, n., a broil; a dispute; 

 a variance. 



itahina, n., a companion; a consort; 

 see ahinna. 



itahoba (from ita and ahoba), v. a. i., to 

 assemble; to congregate; to come to- 

 gether; to collect; to convene; to gather; 

 to huddle; to shoal; ant imaiitahoba, 

 Matt. 13: 2. The main form (ahoba) 

 of this word in the sense of meeting is 

 not used; itahomba, itahohomba. 



itahoba, pp., assembled; gathered to- 

 gether, Matt. 13: 40; collected; a., col- 

 lective; convened; gathered. 



itahoba, n., an assembly; an association; 

 a collection; a concourse; a convention; 

 a gathering; a mass; a shoal. 



itahobi, v. t., to assemble; to amass; to 

 collect together; to collect; to congre- 

 gate; toconvene; to gather, Matt. 10: 1; 

 13: 28, 29, 30; 15: 10; John 11: 47; 1 

 Kings, 10: 26; Josh. 4: 4; 7: 16, 17, 18. 



itahobi, n., one who assembles; an as- 

 sembler; a gatherer. 



itahobli, v. t., to assemble; to collect; to 

 congregate; toconvene; to gather. 



itahobli, n., an assembler; a convener; 

 a gatherer. 



itaiena, n., the wives of one man; im- 

 itaiena, his concubine, Judg. 19: 1. 



itaiisso, n., a clashing; a concussion; a 

 shock. 



itaiunchululi, n., generations, Matt. 

 1: 17. 



itaiyokoma, n., a puzzle. 



itaiyokommi, n., a puzzler. 



itaiyukhana, n., a cross, +; corners of 

 streets; see aiokhqneli. 



itaiyukhankachi; aiitaiokhqnkqchi, Matt. 

 6:5. 



itaiyuma, n., a mixture. 



itaiyumi, n., a mixer. 



itakaiyat ia, n. , a procession. 



itakamassalli, n., a pinner, 

 itakantali, v. a. i., to be close together, 



Mark 2: 4; from akantali (q. v.). 

 itakapuli, see itakopuli. 

 itakashkoa, n., separation, 

 itakashkuli, n., separation; a separator. 

 itakashkulit, adv., separately. 

 itakchulakto, a., forked, as the roots of 



a tree that is turned up. 

 itakchulakto, v. n., to be forked, 

 itakchulakto, n., a tree that is turned 



up by the roots. 

 itakchulali, a., forked, as the ear of an 



animal when marked, 

 itakchulali, v. n., to be forked, 

 itakchulalichi, v. t., to fork, 

 itakchulashli, a. pi., forked, 

 itakchulashli, v. n., to be forked, 

 itakchulashlichi, v. t., to fork them, 

 itakha, see itqkha. 

 itakhapuli, a., troublesome; hatak itak- 



hapuli shali, n. , a heeler, 

 itakhapuli, v. n., to be troublesome, 

 itakhapuli shali, v. a. i., to riot, 

 itakhapuli shali, a., riotous; waggish. 

 itakhapuli shali, n., a zany, 

 itakhapulichi, v. t. caus., to cause to be 



troublesome, 

 itakhauali, a., having the lips open a 



little, 

 itakhauali, v. n., to have the lips open 



a little. 

 itakkomulih, v. n., to close thelips tight. 

 itaklalashli, v. a. i., to be moist in the 



mouth; to drivel from the use of alum, 

 itakmacheli, n., thin lips. 

 itakmofoli, a., having the lips closed 



tight or firm, 

 itakmofoli, v. n., to be open, as the 



mouth of another, 

 itakommuchi, v. a. i., to shut the 



mouth, 

 itakomoli, v. a. i., to place in a fold, 



i. e., two sides of a cloth or paper; to 



fold together. 

 itakonofa; itatikkonofa, v. a. i., to stand 



near each other. 

 itakopulechi, atakapulechi, v. t., to 



close; to press together, as the sides of a 



wound, 

 itakopuli, itakapuli, v. a. i., to close 



together; to come together. 

 itakowa, itakoa, n., fire wood, 

 itakowa intula, n., andirons; firedogs. 



