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palhpakachi, a, pi.; nishhvn palhpakachi, 



bright eyes, 

 pali, a., short, as a vest. 

 pali, n., a flying squirrel, 

 palli, a., hot; warm; sultry (a Chickasaw 



word). 

 palli, v. n., to be warm, 

 palli, n., summer. 

 palli, v. t. pi., patali, sing., to spread 



them, Matt. 21: 7; Mark 11: 7, 8. 

 palokachi, v. a. i., to jar. 

 palokachi, pp., jarred; yakni winakachi- 



mat yakni at palokachi. 

 palokachi, n., a jar; a shake. 

 pala, v. a. i. pi., to split. 

 pala, pp., split; itapqla, divided. 

 pala, n. pi., that which is split. 

 palakachi, v. t., to rebuke; to appease; 



poakqchi, Luke 8: 24. 

 palalichih, v. t. pi., Ps. 78: 15, to cleave 



(the rocks). 

 pali, v. t. pi., to split; to split them. See 



palali, itakowa pali, to split firewood; 



holihta pali, to split rails; holihta toba 



pali, to split fence stuff ; itapali, to divide, 

 pali, n., a splitter; a divider, 

 pana, v. a. L, to twist two or three 



strands together. 

 pana, pp., a., twisted; braided; plaited; 



aseta pana, John 2: 15; ponola pana; ita- 



pqna, Ex. 26: 1. 

 pana, n., a twist; a braid; that which is 



braided; a plait, 

 panni, v. t., to twist two or three strands 



together, as when a rope is made; to 



braid; to plait, 

 panni, n., a plaiter. 

 pasa, pp., cut into thin slices or pieces, 



as meat is cut for drying in the sun; 



see pasli. 

 pasa, n., a thin piece; a slice; a side; as 



shukha nipi pasa; tvak nipi pasa. 

 pasaha, passaha, v. t. pi., to slap; to 



spank; to box; to cuff; to thwack, 



Mark 14: 65. 

 pasaha, n., a slapping; one who slaps, 



boxes, etc. ; a boxer, 

 pasalichi, pasalichi, v. t. sing., to slap; 



to strike with the open hand; to spank; 



to buffet; to cuff; to pat; to thwack. 

 pasalichi, n., a box; a slap; a blow with 



the open hand; a pat; one who smites 



with the open hand. 



pask alwasha, n. , fried bread ; a nut cake; 



a doughnut; a fritter. 

 pask ikbi, n., a baker, 

 paska, v. t., to bake; yqmmqskqt luak 



iksita onochit paska, Gen. 18: 6; paskali, 



I bake bread, 

 paska, n., bread, Matt. 7: 9; a loaf, 



Matt. 14: 17, 19, paska yash o«, the 



loaves, Matt. 14: 19; bread, Matt. 15: 



2; alia impqska, children's bread, Matt. 



15: 26; Josh. 5: 11. 

 paska, n., a baker. 

 paska alibishli, paska libishli, n., a 



toasting iron, 

 paska ayamaska, n., a kneading trough 



or tray; tanch pushi ayamaska; onushbota 



ayamaska. 

 paska alhpusha, n., toast. 

 paska banana, n., the Choctaw bread 



which is rolled up in corn husks or 



leaves and then boiled; dumplings; a 



a roll of bread. 

 paska banahachi, v. t., to make Choc- 

 taw bread, etc. 

 paska champuli, n., cake; sweet bread, 

 paska chanaha, n., a loaf of bread; a 



wheel of bread. 

 paska holitopa, n., showbread, Luke 



6: 4; sacred bread, 

 paska isht shatammi, n., leaven, Matt. 



16: 6, 11. 

 paska isht shatammichi, n., leaven; 



yeast. 

 paska kallo, n., a cracker; hard bread; 



biscuit, 

 paska libishli, see paska alibishli. 

 paska otani, n., the showbread, Matt. 



12: 4. 

 paska shatammi, n., leavened bread. 

 paska shatammichi, v. t., to leaven 



bread, 

 paska shatammichi, n., leaven, Matt. 



13: 33. 

 Paskokla, see Bqshokla. 

 pasli, v. t., to cut meat into thin slices; to 



slice. 

 pasli, n., one who cuts into thin slices. 

 passaha, see pasaha. 

 passalohah, pi. of passali, warped up. 

 pasha, n., a cracknel, 1 Kings 14: 3. 

 pashanoha, v. a. i. pi., to warp, 

 pata, v. a. i., to spread, 

 pata, pp., spread; palli, v. t. ; pataya, pro. 



form. 



