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marriage; ittatuMoli, I unite with him, 

 John 10: 30. 



itauaya, v. t., mas. gen., to marry a wo- 

 man; to couple; auaya, fem. gen. 



itauaya, n., a marriage; a couple; a 

 partner; a partnership; a spouse. 



itauaya, n., a married man; a married 

 woman. 



itauayachi, v. t., to solemnize a mar- 

 riage. 



itauayachi, n., the one who solemnizes 

 a marriage. 



itachaka, n., a joint. 



itachakachi, n., a joint. 



itachanaia, dual, to be two together by 

 themselves, like an old man and his 

 wife when their children are all gone. 



itachi, v. t., to throw anything upon a 

 fire; to cast into the fire, Acts 28: 5. 



itachoa, n., a quarreler; a stickler; a 

 wrangler. 



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

 a contention; a jangle; a quarrel; a 

 strife. 



itachoa shah, a., quarrelsome; wrangle- 

 some. 



itaffoa, see italhfoa. 



itakha, itakha, n., the mouth; the in- 

 side of the mouth; the gills of a fish; 

 the voice; Matt. 17: 27; nani itakha, 

 fish's mouth. 



itakha, a., vocal. 



itakha achafa, n., a mouthful. 



itakha akkami, v.t., to gag; to stop the 

 mouth. 



itakha alhkama, pp., gagged. 



itakha chinto, a., hoarse. 



itakha isht alhkama, n., a gag. 



itakha litoli, v. t., to make the mouth 

 sore. 



itakha litowa, v. a. i., to canker; to be- 

 come sore in the mouth. 



itakha litowa, pp., mouth sore; cank- 

 ered mouth. 



itakha litowa, n., the sore mouth; 

 canker in the mouth; the thrush. 



itakpashakli, itakpashakli (q. v.), v. 

 a. i., to gasp. 



italba n sa, n., petrifaction. 



italhfoa, itaffoa, n., a keg. 



italhfoa chito, n., a barrel; a hogshead; 

 a cask; a puncheon; a tierce or terce; 

 a pipe; a tun. 



italhfoa chito abeha, pp., barreled. 



italhfoa chito abeli, v. t., to barrel. 



italhfoa chito fohki, v. t., to barrel; to 

 put into a barrel. 



italhfoa chito foka, n., barreled. 



italhfoa chito ibish, n., the chine of a 

 barrel. 



italhfoa chito ikbi, n., a cooper. 



italhfoa ikbi, n., a cooper; a hooper. 



italhfoa isht alhkama, n., a bung. 



italhfoa isht talakchi, n., a hoop. 



italhfoa takchi, v. t., to hoop. 



italhfoa takchi, n., a hooper. 



italhfoa talakchi, pp., hooped. 



italhfoa tikpi, n., the bilge of a cask. 



italhfoushi, n., a keg; a small keg. 



italhkatta, n., patchwork, such as a bed 

 quilt made of pieces. 



italhpali, n., the forearm. 



italhtoboa, n., rotation; seealhtoboa. 



italikchi, n., a cherry tree. 



italikchi ani, n., a cherry. 



itallat akkachit kaha, pp., packed, as 

 meat. 



itamintafa, itamintafi, n., a chasm or 

 split like the opening made by butchers 

 when they open a hog. 



itanaha, v. a. i., a verb reciprocal and 

 locative — iti and a united, used in this 

 way only — to assemble; to collect; to 

 come together; to congregate; to con- 

 vene; to flock; to herd; to huddle; to 

 embody; to parade; to rally; to shoal; 

 to troop. 



itanaha, pp., assembled; collected; ac- 

 cumulated; piled up; collective; con- 

 gregated; contributed; convened; con- 

 voked; embodied; amassed; gathered; 

 heaped; levied; lumped; raked; piled; 

 stacked. 



itanaha, n., an assembly; a collection; 

 a concourse; a congregation; a contri- 

 bution; a convention; a convocation; 

 an accumulation; a gathering; a hud- 

 dle; a levy; a mass; a pile; a shoal; a 

 stack; a throng. 



itanaha laua, v. a. i., to throng. 



itanahachi, v. t. , to cause to assemble; to 

 congregate; to herd. 



itanahachi, v. a. i., to heap together, 

 josh. 3: 13, 16. 



itanahachi, ittanahahchi, n., a pile; 

 as iti itanahachi, a pile, or cord of wood 

 piled, Josh. 8: 29; Ps. 33: 7. 



itanaho, a., uncollected. 



