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okshohonli, v. a. i., to be speckled 

 white and gray, the color of a cow's 

 hair. 



oksholonli, n., hollow eyes; see okshi- 

 lonli. 



okshonli, v. a. i., to ear; to head, as 

 English grain; tanch pa^shi hinio ku- 

 chakma okshonli. 



okshonli, pp., eared; headed. 



okshonulli, v. a. L, to swim; isuba hat 

 okshonulli. 



okshonulli, a., being deep enough to 

 swim; being too deep to ford. 



okshonulli, n., a swimmer. 



okshonullichi, v. t., to swim; to cause 

 to swim. 



okshulba, v. i., to rise, as water on the 

 bank of a stream. 



[okshulba, n., the wild honeysuckle. — 

 H.S. H.] 



okshulbi, n., a rill. 



okshunak talali, n., a sandbar. 



oktababi, a., mixed like mush. 



oktak, n., a prairie; a savanna; afield, 

 Matt. 6: 30. 



oktak ushi, n., a small prairie. 



oktalonli, a., white-eyed; blue-eyed; 

 gray-eyed; oktalushli, pi. 



oktalonli, v. n., to be white-eyed; okta- 

 lushli, pi. ; nahollo kanimi katnishkin ok- 

 talonli cJiatuk. 



oktalonli, n., a white eye; a blue eye; 

 a gray eye; oktalushli, n. pi., white 

 eyes; blue eyes; gray eyes. 



oktaneli, a., shining. 



oktanelichi, v. t., to shine; to make a 

 shining appearance, as the sun when 

 coming out of a cloud. 



oktabi, v. t., to kill by frost. 



oktabi, a., frostbitten. 



oktablahe keyu, a., irresistible. 



oktabli, v. t., to hold; to prevent; to re- 

 tard; to stifle; to dam; to stop water, 

 breath, or air; to choke a creek, etc. ; to 

 clog; to bar; to arrest; to obstruct; to 

 block up; to intercept; (to check is 

 imoktabli) ; oka yan oktabli; kinta aioktab- 

 li, a beaver dam; isht fiopa yon oktabli, 

 to stop the breath; imoktabli, to check; 

 to defend; to detain. 



oktabli, n., one who dams, stops, or ob- 

 structs; an obstructer; a stopper. 



oktabli, n., an obstruction. 



oktani, otani, v. a. i., to appear in sight, 

 but at a distance; to appear, Matt. 6: 16; 

 13: 26; to be revealed, Matt. 10: 26; 

 hashi at oktani; sheki at oktani; luak at 

 oktani; uht otani, to be known by, 

 Matt. 12: 33; pala at itoktani; oktaiyani, 

 pro. form. 



oktani, otani, n., an appearance; isht 

 otani, n., a testimony, Matt. 8: 4. 



oktanichi, otanichi, v. t., to cause to 

 appear, Matt. 6: 4, 18; to reveal, Matt. 

 11: 25, 27; 16: 17; to make known, 

 Matt. 12: 16; to show, Matt. 7: 23; 12,18; 

 16: 1; otanichit achili, I profess; aiishtil- 

 otanihinchishlce, show forth themselves 

 in, Matt. 14: 2; to be given as a sign, 

 Matt. 16: 4. 



oktapa, pp., stopped; dammed; ob- 

 structed; barred; fastened; choked; 

 intercepted; prevented; bok at oktapa; 

 peni koa yat oktapa, the boat is calked ; 

 oktaptua, pi. 



oktapa, v. a. i. , to choke. 



oktapa, n., an obstruction; a suppres- 

 sion; a dam; oktaptua, pi. 



oktaptuli, v. t. pi., to dam; to stop. 



oktaptuli, n. pi., those who make dams, 

 etc. 



okti, a., frosty; icy. 



okti, v. n., to be frosty. 



okti, n., frost; ice; an icicle. 



okti chito, n., a great frost; much ice; 

 iciness. 



okti chu n li, n. , frozen mud that has been 

 trodden by horses, as in a prairie. 



okti hata, n., a white frost. 



okti laua, a., icy. 



okti pushi, n., fine snow. 



okti tohbi, n., a white frost; a hoar frost. 



okti n k, n., a small speckled woodpecker. 



oktimpi, n., still water in a river. 



oktisheli, sing. , oktishishli, pi. a. , red, as 

 the cheek; rosy. 



oktoboha, v. a. i., to drizzle; to mist. 



oktoboli, v. a. L, to drizzle; to mist. 



oktobolichi v. a. i., to drizzle; to mist; 

 diminutive of oktoboli. 



oktohbi, n., a fog; a haze; a mist; hu- 

 midity; vapor. 



oktohbi, v. a. i., to vapor. 



oktohbichi, oktohbi, a., foggy; hazy; 

 humid; misty. 



oktohbichi, v. n., to be foggy. 



