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A DICTIONARY OF THE CHOCTAW LANGUAGE 



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kohchi, n., a thicket. 



kohchi, v. t., to take out, Matt. 5: 29; 

 akkohchi, let me pull out, Matt. 7: 4; 

 ishakohchashke, do thou cast out of, imp. 

 mood, Matt. 7:5; isluikohchahinla, thou 

 shalt cast out of, Matt. 7: 5; see Jcuchi. 



kohchichi, see kufliiclu. 



kohta, n., a pole; a flagstaff; a mast, 

 1 Kings 10: 11. 



kohu n achi, n., a warwhoop; a whoop. 



koi, n., a mile. 



koi, n. , a tiger; a panther; a catamount; 

 a jaguar. 



koi chikchiki, n. , a leopard; a spotted 

 tiger. 



koi chito, n., a lion; a lar-ge tiger. 



koi chito inchuka, n., a lion's den; a 

 lion's cage. 



koi chito tek, n., a lioness. 



koi isht ikhana, n., a milestone; a mile- 

 post. 



koi nakni, n., a male tiger; a tiger. 



koi tek, n., a tigress. 



koichup, n., chips of the door yard. 



kokoa, kokua, pi., koa, sing., v. a. i., 

 to break; to crack, as earthenware. 



kokoa, pp., broken; cracked, as glass, an 

 earthenware pot, metal, etc.; itakokoa, 

 fractured. 



kokoa, n., fragments. 



kokuli, v. t. pi., koli, sing., to break; to 

 crack, as glass or things like glass, as 

 earthenware pots and metal; to frac- 

 ture. 



kokuli, n., a breaker. 



kolak, n., the noise made by swallow- 

 ing. 



kolakachi, v. a. i., to swallow loudly; to 

 make a noise in swallowing, as when 

 swallowing a large draft. 



kolhkobeka, kolokobi, n. pi., deep ra- 

 vines. 



kolhkoki, a., short; iti shima kolhkoki, 

 short shingles. 



koli, v. t. sing., to break, to crack glass 

 and such like things; to fracture; to 

 flaw; to stave. 



koli, n., a breaker. 



kolofa, v. a. L, to come off; to come in 

 two; to break in two. 



kolofa, pp., cut off; severed; truncated. 



kolofa, n., a cut; a piece cut off; iteko- 

 luffa, ittakoluffa, n., a notch; cut asun- 

 der; nqnih itikoluffa, a mountain gap. 



kolokbi, kalakbi (Sixtowns form), n., a 

 gulf; a deep valley; an abyss; a ravine; 

 a hollow; a valley; avale; a hole, ason 

 the bottom of a river; a gully; hollow- 

 ness; kolokbi bachaya, a gully; kolokbi 

 bachoha, gullies. 



kolokbi, pp., made into a gulf; exca- 

 vated. 



kolokbichi, v. t., to make a gulf; to ex- 

 cavate; to hollow. 



kolokobi, kolhkobeka, n. pi., gulfs; 

 holes; deep valleys; nanih kolokobi. 



kolokobi, pp., made into gulfs; hollowed. 



kolokshi, a., short, as nafoka Mtokshi, a 

 vest; a roundabout. 



kolokshi, v. n., to be short. 



kolokshichi, v. t., to make it short. 



kololi, v. a. i. pi., to come off; i. e., 

 square off. 



kololi, pp., cutoff; severed. 



kololi, n., those which are cut off. 



kololichi, v. t., to cut off; to sever them, 

 as logs, by the ax or fire, etc. 



kolombish, n., the throat. 



koluffi, sing., to cut off; to sever, by cut- 

 ting square off, or nearly so; to trun- 

 cate; koluko n pi, pi. 



kolumpi, i n kolumpi, kolupi, n., the 

 windpipe; the swallow; fokolupi, her 

 windpipe, and usually found with a 

 pro. prefixed. 



kolaha, n., a rattling, as the leaves of 

 trees when they strike each other. 



kolaha, n., the bay tree; the magnolia. 



kolahachechi, v. t., to rattle; to cause 

 to rattle. 



kolahachi, v. a. i., to rattle; to rustle, as 

 the leaves of trees. 



kolahachi, n., a rattling. 



komahachi, komakachi, see kamaknchi. 



komak, n., a single rap on a bell, or the 

 sound thus produced. 



komakachi, v. a. i., to sound once. 



kommichechi, v. t, to inflict pain; to 

 cause pain; to pain. 



kommichi, v. a. i., to pain; to ache; to 

 be in pain. 



kommichi, a., painful; aching. 



kommichi, v. n., to be painful. 



kommichi, n., pain; misery. 



komo, past, ahanya korno, like kamo. 



komoha, v. t. pi., to make heavy, grum 

 noises by striking something hollow; to 



