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kobilhchap, kobilhpash, n., chips. 



kobish, n., the rectum. 



kobli, n., a glass tumbler. 



kobli, kopli, v. t. pi., to bite, to knab; 

 ofi at kobli; koplit tapuli, v. t. pi., to nip. 



kobli, n., a biter. 



koboha, pi., to knock any thing large 

 that is hollow so as to make a noise; to 

 make that particular noise which is 

 heard when a hollow tree, for instance, 

 is knocked; to drum. 



kobohachi, v. a. i., to ring, as a large bell, 

 drum, or barrel when beaten. 



kobohachi, n., a ringing; a sounding; a 

 din. 



kobokachi, pp. pi. , pass, of koboha, made 

 to ring; knocked; beaten. 



kobokachi, n., knocks; raps; kobak, sing. 



kobokshi, a., bent up; the bowing side 

 up; nali kobo n kshi. 



kobolichi, sing., koboha, pi., v. t., to 

 knock a large hollow vessel or thing, 

 as a tree, barrel, drum, large bell. 



kobolichi, n., a rapper; the one who 

 knocks any large hollow thing. 



kobuk, n., a knock or blow on a hollow 

 vessel; the sound thus produced. 



kobulli, v. a. i., to break in pieces. 



kobulli, n., pieces; fragments. 



kobullichi, v.t., to break in pieces; to dash 

 to pieces. 



kobuna,a., humpbacked; havingahump; 

 isuba nali kobuna, a humpbacked horse. 



kobuna, v. n., to be humpbacked. 



kobuna, n., a hump. 



kobunoa, a. pi., having humps. 



kobunoa, v. n., to have humps. 



kobunoa, n., humps. 



kocha, n., weather, Matt. 16: 2, 3. 



kocha, see kucha. 



kochanli, a., being out along; out. 



kochanli, v. a. i., to be out along. 



kochofa, pp., bent; broken, Luke 13: 11; 

 2 Kings 18: 21; itakochofa, broken asun- 

 der. 



kochofa, v. a. i., to bend; to break, as 

 a cornstalk, Luke 13: 11; itakochofa, 

 to break asunder, as a wooden chim- 

 ney; to fold together as a blanket. 



kocholi, kochonli, v. t., pi. of kochuffi, to 

 bend down; kochoha, pp., bent down. 



kochombi, kachumbi (q v.), n., a hard 

 bunch in the flesh; a hard swelling. 



kochuffi, v. t. sing, to break; to bend; 



tanchapi an kochuffi. 

 kochuffi, n., a breaker, 

 kofanto, a., lean; spare, 

 kofi, n., a quail, called by some at the 



south a partridge, where the partridge 



of the north is not known; apartridiM-. 

 kofi chito, n., a guinea hen; a pintado; 



a partridge. 

 kofkokachi, v. a. i. pi., to steam, as boil- 

 ing water; kofota, sing. 

 kofkokachi, n., steam. 

 kofkoli, v. a. i., pi. of kofulli, to steam, 

 kofoha, v. a. i., to roar, 

 kofohachi, v. a. L, to roar, as the wind; 



mali at kofohachi. 

 kofohachi, n., roaring of wind. 

 kofokachi, v. a. i., to rumble, as the 



wheels of a wagon in passing over a 



bridge. 

 kofokachi, n., a rumbling, 

 kofota, v. a. L, to steam, as boiling water, 

 kofota, pp., steamed; o n ko/ota. 

 kofota, n., steam of boiling water, 

 kofulli, v. a. i., to steam; oka yat kofulli, 



the water steams. 

 kofulli, n., steam, 

 kofullichi, v. t. , to steam; hatak an o^koful- 



lichi, to steam a man. 

 kofuna, a., having a hump; crooked; 



bent; humpbacked; see kobuna. 

 kofuna, v. n., to be humped, 

 kofuna, n., a hump; a humpback; a 



hunch, 

 kofunoha, a. pi., having a hump; 



crooked, 

 kofunoha, n., crooks; humps, 

 kofunoha, v. n., to be crooked; kofuno- 



hachi, v. t. 

 kofusa, pp., hollowed, 

 kofusa, a., hollow. 

 kofussa, sing., kofussoa, pi., v. n., to be 



hollowed. 

 kofussa, n., a hollow; an excavation; 



kofussoa n. pi., hollows. 

 kofussa, a., having a hollow like that of 



a trough; concave; scooped; hollowed; 



kofussoa, pi. 

 kofussachi, sing., kofussoachi, pi., V. t.,to 



scoop; to excavate; to make hollow, 

 kofushi, n., a young quail; a quail's egg. 

 kohcha; akohcha, v. a. i., to come out of, 



Josh. 4: 16; akohchat ia, Josh. 6i 1; see 



kucha. 



