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lohama, luhama, pp., beaten down; 



trodden down, as grass; trailed. See 



kahama. 

 lohama, a., underfoot; stretched out like 



an iron ring (Sixtowns meaning), 

 lohama, n., grass beaten down; a trail, 

 lohammi, v. t., to tread down, 

 lohammichi, v. t., to cause to tread 



down; to overrun, 

 lokaffi, see lukaffi. 

 loli, v. t. pi., to skin; to peel; to flay; to 



strip off skin, etc.; to scale; iti an loli, 



to peel trees. 

 loli, n. pi., peelers; skinners, 

 lolichi, v. t., to cause to peel, 

 lopish, n., dust. 

 lopohachi, v. a. i., v. t., to flop the wings; 



to flop; to flutter; to hover, Deut. 32: 2. 

 topoli, v. a. i., to pass through slowly, as 



in reading a book through; alopulli, 



Josh. 3: 16. 

 lopoli, n., those who pass through, 

 lopoli, pp., put through; passed through; 



pierced through. 

 lopolichi, v. t. pi., to cause to go through; 



to put through; to pierce; to perforate; 



to make holes through; to run through. 

 lopotoli, v. t. pi., to go through; to pass 



through; to pass; lopohnli, nasal form; 



lopulli, sing. 

 lopulla hinla, a., sing., passable, 

 lopullahe keyu, a., impassable; unpass- 



able. 

 lopulli, lipulli, v. t., v. a. i., sing., to 



pass through; to go through, Matt. 4: 



24; to come over; to penetrate; to stand; 



to endure, as trials, etc.; to traverse; 



to undergo; to weather; to cross; to go 



across: to cut across; to pervade; to 



run; to look through; to go over; Matt. 



14: 34, to walk through; to go through; 



Matt. 10: 23; 12: 43; 2 Sam. 24: 2, 5; 



(to pass over) Luke 4: 30; isht lopulli, v. 



t, to take through; to carry through; 



to take and go through; loponli, nasal 

 form. 



lopulli, n. , one who passes through. 



lopulli, a., through. 



lopulli, pp., perforated; ratified; passed: 



passed a house of legislation, 

 lopulli, v. a. i., to come through, 

 lopullichi, v. t., to penetrate; to cause 



to go through; to thrid; to put through, 



Josh. 2: 15. 



lopullit ona, v. t., to reach. 



lopushki, a., soft, as a dressed skin; 



pp., softened. 

 lopushki, v. n., to be soft. 

 lopushkichi, v. t., to soften. 

 lotama, lotamachi, v. a. i., to pitch 



down, or to lower one end of anything 



long, as a plow beam, 

 lotammi, v. t., to give a pitch down, in 



hauling rails, etc. 

 lotu n ka, v. a. i., to snort, as a frightened 



horse or a high-spirited horse in play; 



to sniff. 

 lotu n ka, n., a snorter; a snorting. 

 lu n a, pp., perforated; lunli, v. t., to per- 

 forate. 

 lu n a, v. a. i., to pierce through. 

 lu n a, n., holes. 

 lu n fa, see fonfa. 

 lu n ffi, see lonffi. 

 luhama, lohama (q. v.), pp., trodden 



down, as grass; fallen down, as grass 



or grain; see luhama. 

 luhammi, v. t. , to tread down ; to throw 



down, as grass. 

 lu n ka, v.a. i., to grunt; to murmur like a 



hog. 

 lu n ka, n., a grunter. 

 lu n ka, n. , a grunting. 

 lukafa, pp. sing., lukali, pp. pi., pierced 



through; worn through; bored through; 



punctured through; gone through; 



perforated; punched; iklukafo a., un- 



perforated. 

 lukafa, v. a. i., to pierce; to make a 



hole through; to burst through. 

 lukafa, n., a hole, 

 lukaha, v. t. pi., to scourge with a whip 



that has a lash; to lash. 

 lukaha, n., a scourging; a lashing. 

 lukaha, n., a scourger; one that uses the 



lash, 

 lukalichi, v. t. sing., to lash; to snap a 



whip; lukaha, pi.; lukalihinchi, freq. 

 lukalichi, n., a pop; the quick sound of 



a whip, as a cow wmip; a stripe. 

 lukali, pp., pierced; bored; perforated; 



punched; lukanli, nasal form; shukbo 



at lukanli, the blanket is pierced or full 



of holes; iklukalo, a., unperfo rated, 

 lukali, n. pi., holes. 

 lukali, v. a. i. pi., to break through; 



to work through. 



