BYINGTON] 



A DICTIONARY OF THE CHOCTAW LANGUAGE 



327 



shatalichi, v. t., to cause to swell; to 

 produce a swelling; to tumefy; sliatoli- 

 chi, pi. 



shatapa, v. a. i., to swell. 



shatapa, n., a swelling. 



shatabli, shitabli, v. a. i., to swell; to 

 bloat. 



shatabli, n., a swelling. 



shatabli, pp., swollen; bloated, as an an- 

 imal; a., turgid. 



shatablichi, v. t., to cause to swell. 



shatablichi, a., swollen; bloated. 



shatammi, shatumrni, shitammi, v. 

 a. i., to bloat; to swell up in the bow- 

 els; to cake up; to ferment. 



shatammi, pp., swollen; swelled; caked; 

 fermented; inflated; leavened, Matt. 

 13:33; Josh. 5: 11. 



shatammi, n., a hard swelling; a can- 

 cer; a botch. 



shatammichi, v. t., to cause to swell; 

 to ferment; to inflate. 



shatammichi, a., swollen. 



shatanni, n., a tick; a wood tick. 



shatannushi, n., aseed tick;ayoungtick. 



shatohpa, v. a. i., to swell. 



shatohpa, n., a swelling; a hard, dry 

 swelling; a wen; a white swelling. 



shatohpa, pp., swollen. 



shatosholi, v. a. i. pi., to swell. 



shatosholi, pp., swollen. 



shatosholi, n., swellings. 



shatosholichi, v. t., to produce swell- 

 ings. 



shatumrni, see shatammi. 



shauaha, a., wide apart, as the teeth of a 

 rake. 



shauaha, v. n., to be wide apart. 



shauahachi, v. t., to place them wide 

 apart; to cause to be wide apart. 



shaualoha, see shauwaloha. 



shaualohachi, see shauwalohachi. 



shauala, see shauola. 



shauashko, n., name of a weed called 

 boneset. 



shaui, n., a raccoon. 



shaui hatak, n., an ape; a monkey. 



shaui hatak chito, n., a baboon. 



shaui imanchaha, n., a pied moccasin 

 snake; a moccasin. 



shauiya, adv., having small specks, like 

 some stained book covers; shauhvi n - 

 kachi, pi. 



shauola, shauala, a., wide apart. 



shauola, v. n., to be wide apart. 

 shauwa, n., brush; dead limbs of a tree; 



a shrub; underbrush, 

 shauwa takchi, v. t., to faggot; to tie 



brush, 

 shauwa talakchi, pp., faggotted. 

 shauwa talakchi, n., a faggot, 

 shauwaloha, shaualoha, a. pi., wide 



apart, 

 shauwaloha, v. n., to be wide apart; to 



grow with wide-spreading branches, 

 shauwalohachi, shaualohachi, v. t., to 



place them wide apart; to make grow 



with wide-spreading branches, 

 shawa, see shall. 

 sha n wa, v. a. L, to snort like a deer or a 



wild horse. 

 sha n wa, n., a snorting; a snorter, 

 shawila, n., a sty. 

 sha n ya, pp., borne; carried; hauled; 



shall, v. t. (q. v.). 

 shachaha, v. a. i., to be shrunk, as grains 



of corn on the cob. 

 shacha n ha, shachaha v. a. i., to be 



coarse, like the teeth of a comb; hash- 



intak shacha n ha, a coarse comb, 

 shachahachi, v. a. L, to rattle, like dried 



leaves when walked on ; see shachahachi. 

 shachakamo, a., moist; wet a little, 

 shachakba, n., the spine of a hog. 

 shacheha, v. a. L, to become tangled 

 shacheha, pp., entangled. 

 shachehachi, v. t., to entangle, 

 shachila, v. a. i., to be entangled, like un- 

 combed hair; to be snarled up. 

 shachoha, shochoha (q. v. ), a., knurly. 

 shachopa, v. a. i., to tangle. 

 shachopa, pp., entangled. 

 shachopachi, v. t., to entangle, 

 shafa, pp., scraped; scratched, 

 sham, v. t., to scrape; to scrabble; to 



scraffle; to scratch; to paw; to draw 



out, as to draw out ashes from a stove; 



aka n ka yat yakni a n shqffi; wok at yakni 



an shqffi,. 

 shaffichi. v. t. , to cause to scrape. 

 shalakli, v. a. i., to slip once, or to scrape 



the foot. 

 shana, a., wry. 

 shana, v. a. i., to twist; to turn; to kink; 



to writhe, 

 shana, pp., twisted; spun; turned; 



kinked; screwed; wrested; wrenched; 



wringed; writhed. 



