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BUEEAtl OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOIiV 



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nukiamolli, v. a. i. sing., to strangle; to 

 choke with food or drink. 



nuklamolli, pp., strangled; choked. 



nuklamollichi, v. t., to strangle; to 

 strangle another. 



nukh n fa, v. a. i., to suffocate. 



nukh n fa, pp., suffocated. 



nukh n m, v. t., to suffocate. 



nukoa, nokoa, a., angry; mad; cross; 

 fierce; fiery; frantic; furious; huffy; 

 ill; ill natured; indignant; infuriate; 

 invidious; malicious; malign; malig- 

 nant; morose; offensive; outrageous; 

 rabid; snappish; spiteful; spleeny; 

 sulky; sullen; surly; unpeaceable; 

 vexed; vindictive. 



nukoa, nukowa, v. n., to be angry or 

 mad. 



nukoa, v. a. i., to inflame; to leer; 

 to madden; to rage; to rankle; to 

 stomach; to storm; to tear; to vex. 



nukoa, pp., maddened; chagrinned; en- 

 raged; exasperated; fretted; incensed; 

 inflamed; offended; piqued; ruffled; 

 scandalized; provoked; iknukoo, a., 

 unoff ended; unprovoked. 



nukoa, v. t. with a pro. prefixed, as 

 innukoa, to drive him; isuba innukoa, to 

 rein a horse; dkanka yan innukoa, to 

 drive away the fowls; innukoa, innukoa, 

 to be angry at him; to jaw; to rail; to 

 rate; to resent; to scold; to spite; to 

 bicker; to brawl; to quarrel; it Innukoa, 

 to be angry at each other; itinnukoa 

 shall, a., quarrelsome; innukoa, n. , a 

 scolder. 



nukoa, n., a teaser; a mad man. 



nukoa, n., anger; madness; wrath; 

 choler; spite; malice; dudgeon; fierce- 

 ness; fire; frenzy; fretf illness; fury; 

 gall; a grudge; heat; ill nature; ill 

 will; indignation; ire; mania; morose- 

 ness; offense; passion; a pet; a pique; 

 rabidness; rage; scandal; spite; spleen; 

 spunk; stomach; vengeance; vexation; 

 wrath. 



nukoa atapa, n., rancor. 



nukoa atapa, a., rancorous. 



nukoa banna, a., resentful. 



nukoa fehna, a., wroth. 



nukoa hinla, a., irritable. 



nukoa keyu, a., wrathless. 



nukoa okpulo, n., touchiness. 



nukoa shah, a., choleric; very angry; 

 often angry; irascible; irritable; pas- 

 sionate; perverse; pugnacious; refrac- 

 tory; ticklish; touchy; vindictive; 

 waspish; wrathful. 



nukoa shah, v. n., to be choleric. 



nukoa shah, n., a madman; a madcap. 



nukoachi, v. t., to madden; to make 

 mad; to chagrin; to anger; to disgust; 

 to displease; to enrage; to exasperate; 

 to fire; to fret; to incense; to inflame; 

 to infuriate; to irritate; to move, i. e., 

 to irritate; to offend; to pique; to pro- 

 voke; to ruffle; to scandalize; to trou- 

 ble; to vex. 



nukoachi, n., an offender; a provoker. 



nukoachi, n., a provocation; vexation. 



nukoat anumpuh, v. t., to grumble; to 

 talk madly; to chide; to rant. 



nukoat anumpuh, n., a grumbler. 



nukowa, see nukoa. 



nukpaualli, a., nauseous. 



nukpalh, n., excitement. 



nukpalh, a., pp., interested; excited; 

 tempted; engaged; incited; enticed. 



nukpalh, v. n., to be interested, excited, 

 or tempted; to lust after; innukpalli, to 

 lust after her, Matt. 5:28. 



nukpallichechi, v. t., to entice; to se- 

 duce. 



nukpallichechi, n., an enticer. 



nukpallichi, v. t., to excite; to interest; 

 to tempt; to allure; to invite; to draw; 

 to entice; to lure. 



nukpallichi, n., a provocation; tempta- 

 tion. 



nukpallichi, n., a tempter; a lure. 



nukpoalh, v. a. i., to feel nausea; nuk- 

 poattichi, causing nausea. 



nukpoallichi, v. t. causative. 



nuksakki, v. a. i., to be choked, stran- 

 gled in water, or drowned, Luke 8: 33. 



nuksita, a., pp., hung by the neck with 

 a cord; suffocated; hanged. 



nuksita, v. a. i. , to hang by the neck. 



nuksiteli, v. t., to hang; to suffocate; 

 to choke with a cord; to hang by the 

 neck, Josh. 8: 29; ont ilenuksiteli, went 

 and hanged himself, Matt. 27: 5. 



nuksiteh, n., a hangman; a hanger. 



nuksiti n fa, pp., hung. 



nuksitifh, v. t., to hang by the neck, 

 Gen. 40: 19. 



