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iti shukafa, n., a chip. 



iti shukali, n., chips. 



iti shumo, n., moss of trees; Spanish 



moss, 

 iti shumo laua, a., mossy. 

 iti taiyukhana, n., a cross; a wooden 



cross, Luke 23: 21; Matt. 10: 38; 16: 24; 



Mark 10: 21; see aiyukhana, 

 iti taiyukhana ahonalichi, v. t., to 



crucify; to nail to the cross. 

 iti talaia, n., a clump (of trees). 

 iti tanampo, n., a bow; a wooden gun, 



2 Kings 9: 24; 2 Sam. 1 : 18. 

 iti tanampo isht a n ya, n., an archer; a 



bowman, 

 iti tanampo isht talakchi, n., a bow- 

 string. 

 iti tapena, n., a cudgel; a bludgeon; a 



war club, 

 iti tapokachi, v. a. i., to be 4 square; 



wood shaped like a box. 

 iti tala, n., a wooden pin. 

 iti tapa, n., a stick of wood; a block; a 



club; a chunk; a billet of wood, 

 iti tapa ahabbi talapi, n., a perch, 

 iti tapa lua, n., a brand; a firebrand, 

 iti tapa tonoli, n., a roller, 

 iti taptua, n. pi., sticks of wood; clubs, 



etc. 

 iti taptua isht nowa, n., crutches, 

 iti tikpi, n., a large round knot on a tree, 

 iti tilofa, n., a billet of wood; a chunk 



of wood. 



iti tiloli, n. pi., billets of wood. 



iti tila, n., a blazed tree; a marked tree; 



a butt; a mark; a target; a way mark, 

 iti tila bachaya, n., a line; a line of 



blazed trees; a row of blazed trees, 

 iti tili, v. t., to blaze a tree; to set a white 



mark on a tree by shaving off the bark, 

 iti tili, n., one who marks trees, 

 iti toshbi, n., touchwood, 

 iti tushafa, n., a chip, 

 iti tushali, n. pi., chips, 

 iti ulhti, iti olulhti, n., fire wood, 

 iti unchuloli, n., the sprouts of a tree, 

 iti waiya, n., a leaning tree, 

 iti wa n ya, n., a stool; a seat; a cricket, 

 iti wishakchi, n. , the top of a tree, 

 iti yileha, fallen trees. 

 itiachi, v. a. i., two to go together, Matt. 



9: 31; 11: 7; Josh. 2: 1. 

 itiachi, n., two fellow-travelers. 



itiakaya, n., a file; a single rank. 



itialbi, n., the lip; a lip; lips, Matt. 

 15: 8. 



itialbi, n., the price. 



itialbi abi, v. t., to revenge. 



itialbi abi, n., the revenger of blood. 



itialli, n., the price; seeialli. 



itiammi, n., temper. 



itibafoka, n., a comrade; fellowship; a 

 companion; a contribution. 



itibafoka, n., a mixture; a junction; a 

 partnership. 



itibaiimpa, n., a messmate. 



itibanowa, n., a fellow-traveler. 



itibanusi, n., a bedfellow. 



itibapisa, n., a classmate; a class in a 

 school, Matt. 10: 21; 12: 46; brethren, 

 Matt. 13: 55; 14: 3. 



itibapishi, (iti each other; iba, with; 

 pishi, to suck) n. com. gen., a brother 

 or sister; a friend ; those who drew the 

 breast together; a fraternity; brethren; 

 itibapishili, my brother; I sucked with 

 him, her, or them, Matt. 12: 48; 

 ishitibapishi, your brother; you sucked 

 with him; Matt. 5: 23; 7: 3; 18: 15; 

 or chitibapishi, he sucked with thee; 

 hachitibapishi, Josh. 1: 14. 



itibapishi aliha n., brothers; brother- 

 hood; fraternity. 



itibapishi fehna, n., a real brother. 



itibapishi o n , a., fraternal. 



itibapishi toba, n., a cousin; half blood; 

 a stepbrother. 



itibalhkaha, n., a mixture; an addition. 



itibalhto, n., a mixture. 



itibbi, n., a fight; a battle; a contest; a 

 combat; a conflict; a duel; an engage- 

 ment; a fray; a match; a rencounter; a 

 skirmish; a storm. 



itibbi, a., militant. 



itibechi, v. t., to cause to fight or com- 

 bat. 



itibechi, n., one that causes fighting; an 

 instigator of quarrels, fights, etc. 



itibi, v. t. (from abi, to kill;) to fight; to 

 combat; to kill each other; to conflict; 

 to contend; to defend; to engage; to 

 fence; to rencounter; to skirmish. 



itibi, itibbi, n., a fighter; a combatant; a 

 duelist; a fencer. 



itibili n ka a n sha,n., a neighborhood. ' 



itiboshali, n., a wry mouth. 



