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shitammi, shatammi (q. v.), v. a. i., to 

 swell up in the bowels. 



shitibli, v. a. i., to swell, as grain when 

 soaked. 



shitibli, pp., swollen. 



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

 swell. 



shitimmi, a., puffy; v. n., to be puffy. 



shitimmi, v. a. i., to puff; to swell. 



shittilema, shihtilema, ishtilema (in 

 old times), v. t., to despise; to scorn; to 

 disdain; to contemn; to reject; to scout; 

 to sneer; to spurn; to abhor, 1 Kings 

 11:25; 1 Sam. 2:17. 



shittilema, n., one who scorns; a con- 

 temner; a scorner; a loather; scorn; a 

 sneer. 



shittilema, a., scornful; despicable; dis- 

 dainful. 



shittilemachi, v. t., to render scornful; 

 to cause to scorn. 



shi n ya, pp. J picked; see shell. 



shiyuli, v. t.,to fall on; to hold; see Gen. 

 45: 14, to fall on the neck, etc. (lipid is 

 used in the last translation). 



shke, see ishkc. 



shobi, see shohbi. 



shobobu n kachi, v. a. i., rent, like corn 

 leaves by the hail. 



shoboli, shobulli, v. a. i., to smoke; to 

 ascend, as smoke, fog, steam, etc.; to 

 fume; to reek, Josh. 8: 20; shoboiili, 

 reeking. 



shoboli, shobulli, a., smoky; smoking. 

 Matt. 12: 20; pp., smoked; o n shoboli. 



shoboli, n., smoke; a current of smoke; 

 a fume; steam. 



shobolichi, v. t., to smoke; to fume; ni- 

 pi an onshobolichi, to smoke meat; to fu- 

 migate; to smother; nipi a n o n shobulli- 

 chi, to smoke on (o n being on) ; o n shobul- 

 lichi, n., a smoker. 



shobota, v. a. i., to ascend, as ashes, dust, 

 or sand; hitukchubi at shobota. 



shobota, n., steam. 



shobulli, see shoboli. 



shochoha, a., pp., entangled; snarled; 

 knurly; knurled; anumpa shochoha, iti 

 shochoha. 



shochoha, v. a. i., to tangle up; to become 

 entangled; itashochoha. 



shochoha, n., a snarl. 



shocholi, v. t., to entangle ;ponolaya n ish- 

 shocholi na. 



shoekachi, v. a. i., to rip off, like the sole 

 of a shoe; shulush at shoekachi. 



shoeli, shueli, v. t. pi., to divest; to un- 

 ravel; to draw out; shinfi, sing. 



shofoha, v. a. i., to swell; pp., swollen. 



shofoli, v. a. i., to swell; to rise, as flesh 

 when it first begins to swell. 



shofoli, pp., swollen. 



shofoli, n., a swelling. 



shofoli, a., sandy; yakni shofoli, sandy 

 land. 



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

 swell. 



shoha, pp., ground; sharpened; sholichi, 

 v. t, 



shohalalli, v. a. i., to slip; to slide; sa- 

 shoJicdaUi cha satula. 



shohalallichi, v. t., to cause to slip or 

 slide. 



shohala, shohhala, a., light; buoyant, 

 Matt. 11: 30; tiak shohala, dry pine, rot- 

 ten through. 



shohala, v. n., to be light; shohalaiya, 

 pro. form. 



shohala, pp., lightened. 



shohala, n., levity; lightness; buoyancy. 



shohalachi, v. t., to make light; to 

 lighten. 



shohbi, shobi, n., evening; the close of 

 the day; all day; antali shohbi, I have 

 stayed all day. 



shohbi, v. a. i.; shoba n hosi, Matt. 14: 15. 



shohbichi, v. t., to continue at an em- 

 ployment till night; to make it night; 

 to finish the day; to spend the day. 



shohbikanli, n., evening. 



shohbikanli, v. a. i., to become evening. 



shohhalali, v. a. i. pi., to slip down. 



shohhalalichi, v. t., to cause to slip. 



shohhala, see shohala. 



shohkalali, a., clear; bright; limpid; 

 transparent; vivid; oka yat shohkalali. 



shohkalali, v. n., to be clear; apisa yat 

 sholikalali. 



shohkalalichi, v. t., to clear; to make 

 bright, etc. 



shohkawali, n., pureness; clearness; 

 transparency. 



shohkawali, shohkauali, a., clear; lim- 

 pid; transparent; lucid; pure, 1 Kings 

 7: 45; glittering, Deut. 32: 41. 



shohkawali, shohkauali, v. n., to be 

 clear or limpid. 



