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ponola itapana, n., a skein of cotton; a 

 hank of cotton. 



ponola itapana achafa, n., one skein 

 of cotton. 



ponola lopullichi, v. t., to thread. 



ponola nihechi, v. t., to gin cotton. 



ponola nihi, n., cotton seed; ginned 

 cotton, seeded. 



ponola okshichanli, n., coarse cotton 

 thread. 



ponola pala atoba, n., a candle wick. 



ponola pehna, n., cottonseed for plant- 

 ing. 



ponola shana, n., spun cotton; cotton 

 thread: cotton yarn. 



ponola tali kucha, n., a broach of cot- 

 ton. 



ponola tanna, n., cotton cloth; woven 

 cotton. 



ponolapi, n., a cotton plant. 



ponolushi, n., line of thread, Josh. 2: 18. 



ponoshana, n., a line; twisted cotton. 



ponoshiahchi, n., carded cotton. 



posilhha, v. t., to reproach. 



posilhha, n., one who reproaches. 



posilhha shaft, n., one who is addicted 

 to using reproach. 



posilhhachi, v. t., to reproach. 



poshola, pp., wreathen, Ex. 28: 14. 



posholi, v. t. pi., to feel; seepasholi. 



poshukta, v. a. L, to ravel out; to become 

 shreds; similar to shoboba n kachi. 



pota, v. a. i., to borrow; to take; to 

 transfer by way of borrowing or lend- 

 ing; imapota, to borrow of him, Matt. 

 5: 42; to hire, i. e., to engage or to hire 

 out; impota, to lend him. 



pota, n., a borrower. 



pota, n., a loan. 



pota alhtoba, n., rent. 



potanno, a., grudging; jealous; envious. 



potanno, v. n., to be grudging; to be 

 jealous; to be envious; impotanno, v. t. 

 to begrudge him; to envy him; itim- 

 potanno, to be jealous of each other. 



potanno, n., jealousy; envy. 



potola hinla, a., palpable. 



potoli, v. t., to handle; to feel of; to 

 touch, Matt. 8: 3, 15; to take by the 

 hand, Josh. 9: 19; akpoioli kia, let me 

 touch; let it be, Matt. 9: 21; 14: 36; 

 posholit hikikia, v. a. i., to grope; 

 posholi, pi. 



potoli, n., one who feels of, handles, etc. 



potoli, n., a touch; ■ikpotolo, a., un- 

 touched. 



potoni, v. t., to guard; to watch; to take 

 care of. 



potoni, n., a guard; a watch. 



potunnuchi, v. t., to cause to be jealous; 

 to make envious. 



poyafo, a., unfortunate. 



poyalichi, see poalich i. 



pu n fa, v. t., to blow with the mouth; to 

 spout, as a whale; to blow out any 

 liquid from the mouth in a stream or 

 in a scattering way, Josh. 6: 5; nqni 

 chito at oka yan pu n fat abapila; allikcld 

 at punfa. 



pu n fa, n., a blower; a spouter. 



pu n fachechi, v. t., to blow an instru- 

 ment; to cause to blow ; to squirt; luak 

 isht punfa yan pufachechi. 



pu n fachi, v. t., to blow with an instru- 

 ment, as a pipe, a trumpet, a bellows, 

 a blowpipe; to spurt. 



pu n fachi, n., a blower. 



pukussa, n., a bunch, as of hyssop, Ex. 

 12:22; see pokussa. 



pulhkachi, v. a. i. pi., to double up. 



pulhkachi, pp., doubled up; shukbo at 

 pulhkachi. 



pulhkachi, n., rolls. 



pulla, adv., surely; certainly; necessarily; 

 ak atuk pulla mako n , for, because of, 

 Josh. 2: 9, 11, 24; hak atuk pulla makon, 

 because of, Josh. 5: 1; akostinchi pulla, 

 shall know, Matt. 7: 20; akpulla tok- 

 mako n , because of, Matt. 18: 7; pulla 

 hatuk mako n , Josh. 6: 1. 



pulla, a., must be; necessary; poyulla. 



pulla, v. n., to be necessary; that which 

 must be; poyulla; isUapunla, proved; 

 derived from pulla. 



pullakako, pullamako, for the sake of; 

 because of; for, John 4:39; pullamakona; 

 pullahatukmakon, for the sake of; be- 

 cause of, Matt. 10: 18, 22. 



pullasi, adv., nearly; almost; ilona pul- 

 lasi; illl pullasi, he is about to die. 



pulli, v. t. pi., to spread. 



pulli, v. t. pi., to handle; jwtoli, sing. 



pula, n., a roll; rolls. 



pula, pola, v. a. i. pi., to double up; to 

 roll up. 



pula, pola, pp. folded; doubled up; 

 plaited; shukbo at pula, holisso hat 



