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nukbepa, pp., stunned by a blow on the 

 trunk or chest. 



nukbepa, n., the state of one stunned. 



nukbepli, v. t. sing. , to stun ; to strike the 

 breast, or chest, so as to deprive of 

 breath for a season. 



nukbepiichi, v. t., to cause to stun. 



nukbepoa, a. pi., breathless. 



nukbepoa, pp., stunned. 



nukbepuli, v. t. pi., to stun; to smite the 

 chest, so as to deprive of breath for a 

 season. 



nukbikili, v. a. i., to stifle; to lodge and 

 press, in the throat, as some kinds of 

 food. 



nukbimikachi, v. a. i., to palpitate. 



nukbimikachi, n., a palpitation. 



nukbimimkachi, v. a. i., to palpitate. 



nukchinto, v. a. i., to keep silence, Luke 

 4: 35; 18: 39; to forbear; nukchintoli, I 

 keep silence. 



nukchinto, a., silent. 



nukfichoa, chukfikoa, n., hiccough; 

 hickup. 



nukfichoa, nukfichowa, v. a. i., to 

 hickup. 



nukficholi, v. a. i., to hickup. 



nukficholi, n., the hickups; hiccough or 

 hickup. 



nukficholichi, v. t., to cause one to 

 hickup. 



nukfoka, v. a. i., v. t., to embrace; to 

 comprehend; to understand or to be 

 imbued with knowledge; to hear; to 

 imbibe; to occur; to receive; to have, 

 as faith, Matt. 17: 20; chimanumpa ha- 

 sanukfokat tahashke, chinukfoka himrna 

 keyu, said to an obstinate child; nak- 

 fo n ka, nas. form; nukfoyuka, pro. form. 



nukfoka, a., pp., instructed; made to un- 

 derstand ; inspired ; principled ; received ; 

 nukfoyuko, pro. form. 



nukf okachi, v. t., to instruct; to cause to 

 understand. 



nukfokechi, nukfokichi, v. t., to give 

 knowledge; to cause to be established 

 in the knowledge of anything; to in- 

 spire; to principle; prolonged form, 

 nukfokihinchi; aba anumpa ' haP ishpi- 

 nukfokihinchashke, wilt thou establish 

 us in the gospel? 



nukfoki, v. t. , to give knowledge; to estab- 

 lish in the knowledge of anything; aba 

 anumpa nukfoki, to establish in the 



knowledge of the gospel; to inspire; to 

 put into the mind; to move one to do 

 or say, Josh. 15: 18. 



nukfoki, n., a teacher. 



nukfokichi, n., one who instructs or im- 

 parts knowledge; a teacher. 



nukfokichi, n., inspiration. 



nukha n klo, n., a deplorer; a dump. 



nukha n klo, n., sorrow; grief; bowels, 

 as used in the scriptures; compassion; 

 dolor; gloom; lamentation; lenity; 

 melancholy; plaint; regret; remorse; 

 tenderness; pity; isht innukhanJdo, n., 

 his mercies, 2 Sam. 24: 14. 



nukha n klo, pp., deplored; grieved; hum- 

 bled; melted, as the heart with sor- 

 row or compassion; iki n niikha^klo, a., 

 unpitied. 



nukha n klo, a., sorry; sorrowful; pitiful; 

 merciful; broken in heart, Luke 4: IS; 

 contrite; aggrieved; afflicted; compas- 

 sionate; dull; doleful; dolorous; griev- 

 ous; heavy; humane; humble; merci- 

 ful; pitiful; plaintive; propitious; re- 

 pentant; rueful; sad; spleeny; tender; 

 tragical; i^rmkJialiahe glhpesa, lament- 

 able; pitiable; iknukhawklo, a., unre- 

 pentant. 



nukha n klo, v. n., to be sorry or sorrow- 

 ful; to be aggrieved, Matt. 17: 23. 



nukha n klo, v. a. i., v. t., to feel sor- 

 row; to exercise compassion; to com- 

 miserate; to sorrow; to spare; to yearn; 

 to be sorry, Matt. 14: 9; to bewail; to 

 lament; to mourn; to compassionate; to 

 deplore; to moan; to repent; to wail; 

 ■isht nukha n klo, v. t., to lament; to re- 

 gret; to weep; to sigh; to mourn for; 

 innukhankloli, insanukhanklo; itinnnuk- 

 ha n klo, to pity each other; innukha n k- 

 lo, to pity; to be moved with compas- 

 sion, Matt. 14: 14; ibanukhanklo, v. a. i., 

 to sympathize with; to sympathize; 

 ibanukhanklo, a., sympathetic; ibanuk- 

 hanklo, n., sympathy. 



nukha n klo atopa, n., heart-break; over- 

 much sorrow. 



nukha n klo chito, a., woful. 



nukha n klo iksho, a., hard hearted; 

 without pity; merciless; ruthless; sav- 

 age; unrelenting; unsparing; innukhan- 

 klo iksho, a., unmerciful. 



nukha n klochi, v. t., to grieve; to af- 

 flict; to deject; to depress; to humble; 



