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lobali, lubaU, v. a. i. pi., to turn up 



by the roots. 

 lobali, pp., turned up by the roots; 



eradicated, 

 lobali, n. pi., the trees, etc., plucked 



up by the roots. 

 lobaffi,v. t. sing., to pluck up by the roots; 



to turn up by the roots; to eradicate. 

 lobbi, v. t. sing., to pluck up; to turn up 



by the roots, Matt. 13: 29; see lubbi. 

 lobli, see lubbi. 

 loboa, a., plump; round, 

 loboa, v. n., to be plump, 

 lobobumkachi, a., plump, 

 lobobumkachi, v. n., to be plump, 

 lobuhbo, pi., lumbo sing., a., round; 



globular. 

 lobuhbo, v. n., to be round, 

 lobuhbochi, lohbobochi, v. t., to make 



them round; chakonlichit lohbobochi, 1 



Kings 6: 18. 

 lobuna, n., purslane, called pusley, a 



weed growing in gardens; labuna, la- 



baWla. — James Wall, 

 lochussa, v. a. i., to be near each other 



and stand straight up like some cow's 



horn; wak lapish lochussa. 

 lohboachi, n., knops, 1 Kings 7: 24. 

 lohmat taloa, v. a. i., to hum. 

 lohto, n., a cluster; pa n kki lohto, a cluster 



of grapes. 

 lohto, a., being full of branches; clus- 

 tered, 

 lohto, v. n., to be full of branches, or to 



be in a cluster, or clustered, 

 lokoli, see lukoli. 

 lokussa, v. a. i., to huddle, 

 lokussa, pp , huddled, 

 lokussa, n., a huddle, 

 lokussalli, v. t., to huddle. 

 lokush, n., a dipper; a water-gourd; a 



ladle, 

 loma, adv., lightly; see luma, softly, as a 



wind, Acts 27: 13. 

 lopa, v. a. i., to turn up by the roots, 

 lopa, luba, pp., plucked up by the 



roots; exterminated. 

 lopa, n., that which is plucked up. 

 loshuma, lushoma (q. v.), pp., finished, 

 loshummi, lushomi (q. v.), v. t., to 



finish; to complete; to achieve; lushurn- 



mi, 1 Sam. 3: 18. 

 lotohachi, v. a. i., to trickle down like 



drops of sweat; to drop fast, as sweat 



or blood, etc.; laksha kat lotohahanchi, 



issuba hat lotohachi, a horse sweats when 



he runs. 

 lotuski, a., short and thick; shukha lo- 



tuski. 

 lotuski, v. n., to be short and thick. 

 lotuskichi, v. t., to make short and 



thick, 

 lua, v. a. i., to burn; to ignite; to fire; to 



take fire; to rage, as a fever; italua, to 



burn together; to consume; to kindle. 

 lua, pp., a., burnt, Josh. 7: 15; fired; cau- 

 terized; inflamed; burned; enkindled; 



fervid; fiery; ignited; kindled; scalded; 



scorched; torrid; ikluo, a., unburnt. 

 lua, n., a burn; a burning; a conflagra- 

 tion; fuel [?]; ignition. 

 lua tana, pp., consumed, 

 luachi, vt., to burn; to set on fire; to 



cause to burn; to inflame; to ignite; to 



cauterize; to enkindle; to fire; to scald; 



to scorch, 

 luachi, n., a burner, 

 luachi, n., ignition, 

 luahe keyu, a., incombustible, 

 luak, n., fire; luak itokaha, "cast into 



the fire," Matt. 7: 19; Josh. 7: 15; luak 



ak keyukma pilashpahe keyu. 

 luak aiulhti, n., a fire-hearth; a hearth, 

 luak apala, n., a fire-pan; a torch-pan. 

 luak ashoboli, n., a chimney; a flue; a 



fireplace; a hearth. 

 luak ataha iksho, n., everlasting fire, 



Matt. 18: 8. 

 luak atoba, n., a fire place, 

 luak chito, n., a great fire; the great fire, 



Matt. 13: 50; a conflagration; the place 



of future torment; hell, 

 luakikbi, n., a fire man; a man who 



makes fires. 

 luak iksita, n., the hearth or fireplace, 



Gen. 18: 6. 

 luak ipokni, n., light white ashes, just 



after they are made by the fire, 

 luak isht apu n fachi, n., a fire bellows; 



bellows. 

 luak isht chilichi, n., a fire-poker. 

 luak isht ikbi, n., a match, 

 luak isht kiseli, n., fire- tongs. 

 luak isht pu n fa, n., a bellows, 

 luak isht shafa, n., a fire-shovel, 

 luak isht shaffi, n., a fire-shovel, 

 luak ituksita, n., a fire-hearth; a 



hearth ; a fireplace. 



