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kamassa, a., strong; firm; hard; brave; 

 hearty; aged; ripe in years; mature; 

 callous; inveterate; permanent; reso- 

 lute; rigid; vigorous; solid; stable; 

 steadfast; stiff; straitlaced; tough; un- 

 pliant; unshaken; nakni kamassa pia- 

 hoke, we are brave men; ikkamqsso, un- 

 hardened. 



kamassa, v. n., to be strong. 



kamassa, v. a. i., to stiffen; itakamassa, 

 to settle. 



kamassa, pp., strengthened; confirmed; 

 hardened; stiffened; itakamassa, pressed 

 together; strengthened by each other; 

 pinned; akamqssa, sealed; ikakamqsso, 

 a., unsealed. 



kamassa, n., strength; firmness; hard- 

 ness; rigidity; rigor; solidity; steadi- 

 ness; stiffness. 



kamassa, adv., rigidly; stiffly. 



kamassalli, v. t., to strengthen; to con- 

 firm; to harden; to stiffen; to toughen; 

 itakamqssqlli, to press them together, 

 as planks on a floor; to paste; to pin. 



kamassalli, n., a strengthener; a sup- 

 porter; a hardener. 



kamassalli, a., strong; ripe in years; 

 nakni kamassalli. 



kamassalli, v. n., to be strong. 



kamba, adv., conj., because. 



kamil, n., a camel. 



kamil hishi, n., camel hair. 



kamo, kamo, adv., signifying also the 

 immediate past tense; formed from k 

 and amo; alikamo, I said so; when li 

 or the last syllable before kamo is ac- 

 cented, a is changed to a, as pisali- 

 kqmo, I saw it. See chamo. It implies 

 that the speaker has knowledge of what 

 he speaks and not the hearer; kamo is 

 sometimes contracted to k; chumpak, 

 ialek; for kamo, in the nom. case, see 2 

 Sam. 18: 9; kamo ontiatok. 



kamomi, adv., (derived from ka and qmo- 

 hmi iksho ka qmolimi, in full), in the 

 least degree; in the smallest amount; 

 used with neg. verbs as iksho kamomi, 

 none at- all; ikachukmo kamomi, good 

 for nothing at all. 



kampila, v. t. pi., to send; to throw; to 

 cast away; to reject, Matt. 8: 12; 13: 40. 

 Perhaps this is derived from kanchi and 

 pila. kanchi, sing., means to sell, but 

 karnj/da does not. 



kana, n., an intimate, Matt. 11: 19; a 

 friend; usually written with a prefix 

 pronoun, as a^kana, my friend ; fokana, 

 his friend; friendship; grace; kindness; 

 inkana, v. t., to befriend him; to show 

 kindness; hqchi n kanali, hqshinkanahe, 

 Josh. 2: 12; iki n kano, a., inimical; v. n., 

 to be inimical; unkind; n., unkind- 

 ness; itfakana, to befriend each other; 

 to favor each other; to harmonize; 

 itinkanqt ansha, a., peaceable; Ui n kana, 

 n., mutual friends; friends; iti^kana, 

 n., amity; friendship; harmony; peace; 

 itinkanali, n., my friend; the one whom 

 I befriend; fakana, a., friendly; hu- 

 mane; kind; officious; propitious; 

 inka.na iksho, a., unfriended; i^kana 

 keyu, adv., unfriendly. 



kanakli, kannakli, v. a. L, to dodge; to 

 move out of the way; a single motion 

 like halakli; (1 Sam. 19: 10). 



kanaktakli, v. a. i., to toss the head. 



kanali, kanalli, v. a. L, to move; to step 

 one side; to remove; to go; to shift; to 

 come away or to go away; to depart; to 

 hitch; kanalli, imp., move; get out of 

 the way. 



kanali, pp., moved; see kanalli. 



kanali, n., a mover; a moving; see ka- 

 nalli. 



kanalichi, kanallichi, v. t., to move; to 

 remove; to take out of the way. 



kananali, kananali, v. a. i. freq., to 

 keep moving about at or near one 

 place. 



kananant a n ya, v. a. i., to be moving 

 about. 



kanalla hinla, a., movable. 



kanallahe keyu, a., immovable; im- 

 mutable; stationary. 



kanalli, pp., removed; ikkanqllo, a., un- 

 moved; unremoved; see kanali. 



kanalli, see kanali. 



kanalli, n., a moving; a mover; a depar- 

 ture; a shift; see kanali. 



kanallichahe keyu, a., immovable; 

 immutable. 



kanallichi, v. t., to remove; to displace; 

 to move; to translate; to obviate; to 

 take away; to transfer; to unsettle; 2 

 Sam. 24: 10; see kanalichi. 



kanallichi, n., a shifter. 



kanallichi t binilichi, v. t., to remove 

 and settle; to colonize. 



