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A DICTIONARY OF THE CHOCTAW LANGUAGE 



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mighty; hatak lampko; mighty men, 



Matt. 12: 29; Josh. 1: 14; 6: 2; 8: 3. 

 lampko, v. n., to be strong. 

 lampko, n., strength; force; virtue, 1 



Sam. 2: 10. 

 lampko, pp., strengthened; braced, 

 lampkuchi, limpkuchi, v. t., to 



strengthen; to make strong; to brace; 



to corroborate; isht lumpkuchi, n., a 



strengthener. 

 lapa, v. a. i., to spread, as a flock of 



birds; to extend; pachi at lapat a n ya, 



the pigeons spread as they fly. 

 lapa, pp., spread; extended; stretched. 

 lapa, n., extension; spreading; i n lapa, 



caul of the bowels. 

 lapat, adv., widely; to a wide extent. 

 lapuchi, v. t., to extend; to spread; to 



cause them to spread. 

 latapa, v. a. i., to spill; to be suffered to 



fall; to pour; lalahampa, freq.; latai- 



yapa, pro. 

 latapa, pp., spilt; spilled; latampa, nasal 



form; latahampa, freq. form; iklatopo, 



a., unshed; unspilt. 

 latapa, n., that which is spilt; an effu- 

 sion; a drop, Luke 22: 44. 

 latabli, n., a spiller. 

 latabli, v. t., to pour; to spill; to shed 



(tears), Luke 23: 28; o n latabli, to shed 



on; to pour on, 2 Kings 9:3, 6. 

 lati n ko, a., miry; muddy. 

 lati n ko, v. n., to be miry. 

 lati n ko, n., mire. 

 lati n kuchi, v. t., to make it miry, 

 latimo, latemo, a., miry; boggy; soft. 

 latimo, v. n., to be miry. 

 latimo, n., mire; a bog. 

 latimuchi, v. t., to make it miry, 

 laya, see lali. 

 la n ya, pp., nasal form, scattered; split, 



Matt. 5: 13; 9: 17. 

 lafintini, see lafintini. 

 leli, v. t., to scatter, as to scatter beads, 



shots, etc., on the floor; liha, pp. 

 leli, n., a scatterer. 

 leli, lili, v. t. pi. of liffi, to strip off; linli, 



nas. form; to pluck off heads of wheat, 



Mark 2: 23; onush a™ leli, Matt. 12: 1; 



lehha, pp. 

 lepa, v. a. i., to lie or fall on the face, 



Luke 17: 16; Matt. 17: 6; lipia, pro. 



form, 

 lia, pp., scattered; liny a, nasal form. 



lia, n., that which is scattered. 

 libanta, libanto, a., narrow, as a strip 



of land, 

 libata, n., a leather string; a thong; a 



string, 

 libli, see lipli. 

 li n fa, pp., unraveled; pulled out; drawn 



out, raveled; stripped ;fuli at linfa, the 



switch is stripped of leaves; liha n fa- 



kachi, to strain the cords or sinews. 

 li n fa, v. a. L, to unravel; to ravel; to 



come out; to cramp; iyi at ll n fa, the 



leg cramps. 

 li n fa, n., that which is unraveled; the 



raveling; cramp; iyi linfa, cramp in 



the foot. 

 lifelichi, v. t. sing., to pierce; to stab; 



shuka ya n lifelichi, to pierce the hog; li- 



finha, pi. 

 lifelichi, n., a stabber. 

 liffi, v. t. sing., to strip; to pull off; to 



strip off; iti hishi liffi, to strip off the 



leaves; panki a n liffi, to strip off the 



grapes; U n fi nasal form; lihinfa, freq. 

 liffi, li n fi, n., a stripper. 

 liffichi, v. t. caus., to make him strip, 



etc. 

 lifi n ha, pi., to stab; to pierce; lifelichi, 



sing; lifoli, also pi. 

 lifi n ha, n., a stabber; or stabbers. 

 liha, pp. pi., stripped off; U n fa, sing. 

 li n ka, v. a. i., to blow the nose. 

 likaha, a., slimy; ropy; stringy, like slip- 

 pery elm bark when soaked in w T ater; 



sizy; viscid. 

 likaha, v. n., to be slimy, ropy, or sizy; 



lika n ha, nasal form. 

 likaha, n., ropiness; stringiness; mother 



(in vinegar); a thick, slimy substance 



concreted in liquors, particularly in 



vinegar. 

 likahachi, v. t., to render ropy or sizy. 

 likancha, a., slimy. 

 likancha, v. n., to be slimy. 

 likancha, n., sliminess. 

 likanchachi, v. t., to render slimy. 

 likanli, a., slimy; soft; slippery, like 



soaked slippery-elm bark, 

 likanli, v. n., to be slimy, 

 likanli, n., sliminess. 

 likanlichi, v. t., to render slimy. 

 lika n sha, a., stringy; ropy. 

 lika n sha, v. n., to be stringy. 

 lika n sha, n., stringiness. 



