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lakshachi, v. t., to sweat; to produce 

 perspiration; to cause to sweat. 



lampa, v. a. i., to have a place worn in, 

 as in the inside of a ring used on a 

 neckyoke; notched in wood or iron; 

 larnpoa, pi. 



lanla, n., name of some insect; or (ac- 

 cording to another informant) a small 

 bird. 



lanlakechi, v. t., to indent. 



lanlaki, pp., indented. 



lanlaki, a., scraggy. 



lanlaki, n., a dent; a notch. 



lapali, a., lateral. 



lapali, n., the side; "by," Josh. 5: 13; 

 lapoli, pi. 



lapali, v. n., to stay on the side; to be 

 the side; lapoli, pi. 



lapali, pp., a., being on the side; placed 

 on the side; plated, Matt. 9: 16; lapoli, 

 pi. 



lapali, adv., slightly. 



lapalichi, v. t., to place on the side or 

 bottom, as in setting a horseshoe, or 

 in plating metal, or in sewing on a piece 

 of cloth, Matt. 9: 16; lapolechi, pi. 



lapalichi, n., one who sets or places on 

 the side; lapolichi, pi. 



lapalika, n., the side, Matt. 13: 1; the 

 border, Matt. 4:13; the edge, Luke 5:1. 



lapalit tosholi, v. t. , to translate slightly. 



lapisa, v. t., to make. 



lapish, see lapish. 



lapitta, n., a buck with full-grown horns; 

 a stag. 



la n pli, v. t. sing., to make a notch in wood 

 or iron; la n poli, v. pi., to make notches. 



laponli, Gen. 30: 35. 



lapushki, a., mellow; soft, Matt. 11: 8, 

 as flour or dry ashes; supple; fine; im- 

 palpable; pliable, as dressed skin; lank; 

 silken; iklapushko, not fine; coarse. 



lapushki, v. n., to be mellow, soft, or pli- 

 able. 



lapushki, v. a. i., to soften. 



lapushki, n., mellowness; softness. 



lapushki, pp., mellowed; softened; trit- 

 urated. 



lapushki, adv., finely. 



lapushkichi, v. t, to soften; to supple; 

 to triturate. 



al n sa, n., a scar. 



lasimo, v. a. i., to curl or mzzle up like 

 hair or wool. 



lasun, n., a leech; a blood sucker. 



lashke, imp. mood, 1st per. sing., let 

 ?ne; also of future tense, indicative 

 mood, 1st per. sing., I shall; I will; see 

 lakofichUashke, Matt. 8: 7. 



latasa, a., flat. 



latasa, v. n., to be flat. 



latasa, n., flatness. 



latasalli, v. t. sing., to flatten; naki an 

 latasalli, to flatten the bullet. 



latastua, a. pi., flat. 



latastua, v. n., to be flat. 



latastuli, v. t., to flatten them. 



lataswa, a. pi., flat; pp., flattened. 



lataswa, v. n., to be flat. 



lataswa, n., flat ones. 



latassa, a., flat. 



latassa, v. n., to be flat. 



latassa, pp., flattened. 



latassachi, v. t., to flatten. 



laua, v. t. ; hahavkloka laua hatukosh, 

 Luke 23: 8. [This should read lauaka 

 haha n klo hatukosh. — H. S. H.] 



laua, a., many; plenteous; numerous 

 abundant; copious; dense, Matt. 7: 22 

 10: 31; full; manifold; much; plentiful 

 sufficient; unmeasured, Matt. 13: 17 

 Luke 2: 34; large, as itqnahalaua, a large 

 meeting; la n wa, nas. form; iklauo, few; 

 insufficient; minor; scanty; scarce; 

 short; thin; younger, Matt. 7: 14. 



laua, v. a. i., to suffice; to superabound. 



laua, v. n., to be many; to abound ; laua- 

 li, I abound; la n wa, nasal form, many, 

 Matt. 7: 22; laiyawq; iklauo, v. a. i., 

 to lack; to want; lauqt ia, to increase; 

 iklauol ia, v. a. L, to fail; to remit; to 

 wane; lauqt isht ia, v. a. i, to thrive; to 

 increase. 



laua, adv., freely; much; laua fehna, 

 much more; profusely. 



laua, n., aplenty; a number; an abun- 

 dance; a multitude; a throng; a supply; 

 a sufficiency; a crowd; a flood; a host; a 

 legion; amass; a myriad; richness; a 

 shoal; a swarm. 



laua alhpesa, n., a supply. 



laua alhpiesa, a., ample; quite enough. 



laua chuhmi, a., considerable; a good 

 deal. 



laua fehna, a., overmuch; redundant. 



laua fehna, adv., many times. 



