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knock; to rap, as a door; itiakomoha, to 



bunt each other, 

 komohachi, v. a. i., to hum as bees; 



foebilishke at komohachi. 

 komok, n. sing,, a noise made by rap- 

 ping something hollow. 

 komokachi, v. a. i., to ring; to sound, 

 komokachi, n., raps; knocks, etc. 

 komokachi, v. a. i., to ring; to sound. 

 komolichi, sing., komoha, pi., v. t., to 



rap; to knock; to give a blow or rap; 



okhissa i/'in komolichi, to knock the door. 

 komolichi, n., a knock, 

 komota, komuta, a., pp., komunta, 



nasal form, restless; tedious; uneasy; 



wearied; unhappy; vexed; vexatious; 



tiresome; troublesome; discontented; 



distressed; a^komunta. 

 komuk, n., the noise of a log falling on 



other logs. 

 komukah, v. a. i., to make the above 



noise, 

 komunta, v. n., to be uneasy, unhappy, 



wearied, troubled, Matt. 2:3; 14:26; 



see above, 

 komunta, v. a. i., to dread; to struggle; 



inkomuntali. 

 komunta, n., uneasiness; distress; dread; 



an exigency; terror; weariness. 

 komuntachi, v. t., to render uneasy; to 



distress, Josh. 10: 10. 

 komuntat pa n ya, n., an outcry, 

 konamisli, v. a. i., to move the head 



and neck, as a fowl in swallowing a 



kernel of corn, 

 koni, n., a polecat; a skunk. 

 kopipia, a., lean; poor, 

 kopoli, v. t. sing., to bite; to pinch with 



an instrument, as a pair of tongs; to nab. 

 kopoli, n., a bite. 

 kopoli, n., a biter. 



kopoli achafa, n., a mouthful; one bite, 

 kopoli banna, v. t., to snap; a., snap- 

 pish, 

 kopolichi, kopohchi, v. a. i., to champ, 

 kosmo, see kasmo. 

 kosoma, a., fetid; having a foul smell, 



as a goat or musk; rancid, 

 kosoma, v. n., to be fetid; to smell 



strong. 

 kosoma, n., a fetid or a bad smell; a 



stench. 

 kosomachi, v. t., to cause a fetid smell. 



kostina hinla, a., tractable. 



kostinahe keyu, a., untamable; impla- 

 cable; incorrigible; ungovernable; un- 

 manageable. 



kostini, a., pp., humbled; mortified; re- 

 claimed; sobered; softened; trained; 

 sensible; moral; wise, Matt. 10: 16; 

 civilized; subdued; disciplined; broken; 

 chaste; modest; having one's senses; 

 broken, as an animal to the harness; 

 civil; continent; decent; decorous; gen- 

 tle; honest; sagacious; sage; sane; sober; 

 subtle; tender; tractable; vestal; virgin; 

 virtuous; ohoyo kostini, a chaste woman; 

 kostini iksho, a., immodest; ikkosteno, a., 

 ungentle; ungoverned; unbroken; un- 

 disciplined ; rude ; unsubdued ; ikkostenot, 

 adv., rudely; ikkosteno, a., unmanaged; 

 unreformed; untoward; unwise; wild. 



kostini, v. n., to be sensible, moral, wise; 

 to be subdued, gentle, tame; to have 

 the senses. 



kostini, v. a. L, to reform; to soften; to 

 act wilily, Josh. 9: 4. 



kostini, n., sense; understanding; chas- 

 tity; mansuetude; probity; purity; re- 

 form; sanity; sobriety; ohoyo kostini, 

 decorum; kostinit kania, the senses are 

 gone; ikkosteno, wildness. 



kostininchi, v. t., to reform; to sober; 

 to soften; to train; to teach; to subdue; 

 to break; to discipline; to civilize; to 

 make kostini; to reclaim; to humble; 

 to manage; to mortify; ilekostininchi, to 

 repent; to reform himself, Matt. 3: 2; 

 1 1 : 20, 21; 12: 41; ikilekostinincho, Matt. 

 11, caption. 



kostininchi, n., a teacher; a subduer; a 

 reformer. 



kostinit, adv., [wisely. — H. S. H.]; 

 ikkostenot, rudely; wildly. 



kostinit kania, n., stupor. 



kosh (see ko), art. ; the; the which; that 

 which; nantakosh ikbi. 



koshiba, n., poke weed. 



koshu (from Fr. cochon), n., a hog (obso- 

 lete). 



koshuna, a. , crooked ; humpbacked ; bent 

 up, as the back of an angry cat; 

 koshunoa, pi. 



koshuna, v. n., to be crooked; koshunoa, 

 pi. 



koshunachi, sing., koshunoa chi, pi., v. t., 

 to make crooked. 



