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takba, v. n., to be bitter, astringent, etc. ; 



unl-of at takba, bashukcha hishi at takba. 

 takba, n., astringency. 

 takbachi, a., bitterish; somewhat bitter, 



astringent, etc. 

 takbachi, v. n., to be bitterish, 

 takbachi, v. t. , to render bitter or astrin- 

 gent; to embitter. 

 takchaka, n., the edge; the margin; the 



border; the list; shukbo takchaka, yak- 



ni takchaka. 

 takchaka ikbi, v. t., to border; to make 



a border; to margin, 

 takchaka ikbi, n., one who makes a 



border. 

 takchi, v. t., to tie; to bind, Matt. 12: 29; 



14:3; 16:19; Josh. 2: 21; toenchain; to 



chain; to hobble; to confine; to lace; 



to lash; to leash; to restrain; to shackle; 



iletakchi, to tie himself; to thrum; to 



trammel; to truss; to constrain; to en- 

 chain; to fillet, 

 takchi, n., one who ties. 

 takchichi, v. t.,to tie; ititakchichi, to tie 



together; to bunch; atakchichi, gtakchi- 



chi, to tie to. 

 takchit ishi, v. t., to arrest; to take and 



bind, 

 takish intashka chipota, n., a janizary; 



a soldier of the Turkish foot guards, 

 takkon, takon, n., a peach. 

 takkon a n li, n., a clingstone peach, 

 takkon api, n. , a peach tree, 

 takkon chito, n., an apple. 

 takkon fakopa, n., a freestone peach, 

 takkon foni, n., a peach stone. 

 takkon foni humma, n., a clingstone 



peach; a red peach stone. 

 takkon foni nipi, n., a peach meat, 

 takkon hakshup, n., a peach rind; a 



peach skin. 

 takkon hoshiko, n., peach fuzz, 

 takkon kallo, n., a clingstone peach, 

 takkon masu n f a, takkon misu n f a, n. , 



an apple. 

 takkon masu n fa api, n., an apple tree, 

 takkon masu n fa honni, n., apple sauce. 

 takkonlapi, n., a peach tree. 

 takkonlipun, n. , an apple; heard among 



the Bay or Sixtowns Indians; lipun 



they borrowed from the French la 



pomme. 

 takkonlush api, n., a plum tree, 

 takkonlushi, n., a plum; a wild plum. 



takkonlitilli, n., peach-tree gum. 



takla, a., being between. 



takla, v. n., to be between; itiHakla, to 

 be between them; hgchititakla, be- 

 tween you, Josh. 4: 6; itiniakla, Matt. 

 18: 2; into, Josh. 2: 19; ititakla, among, 

 Josh. 7: 21; aiitintakla, through; by 



• means of, Josh. 8: 9; itintakla atia, n., 

 a pass. 



takla, ta n kla, prep, adv., with; among, 

 1 Kings 11: 20, 21, 22; between; on 

 this side; amid; amidst; till; until, 

 Matt. 1: 23[?]; John 4: 40; chitakla 

 hikialahe, 2 Sam. 18: 14. 



takla, n., side; itatakla, this side of, and 

 between this place and that; bok itatakla, 

 between this place and the creek. 



ta n kla, n. f., during; while; along; being 

 with; until; in the way, Matt. 5: 25; 

 9: 10; 13: 25; 14: 22; 15: 32. 



ta n kla, within, Josh. 1: 11. 



ta n kla a n sha, to sit with; to be present. 



ta n kla a n ya, taklaya, v. a. i., to go along 

 with; to accompany; to attend. 



ta n kla binili, v. a. i., to sit with; to in- 

 trude. 



ta n kla binili, n., an intruder; an in- 

 trusion. 



ta n kla binoli, v. a. i. pi., to sit with, 

 Matt. 9: 10. 



ta n kla ia, to go with. 



ta n kla minti, v. a. i., to come with. 



taklaya, see tankla a^ya. 



taklachi, v. t., to remove this way; to 

 bring this way; olataklgchi, to reduce a 

 price; ataklachi, n., "absence," Luke 

 20: 6[?]; but it is used here as a 

 verb. 



taklechi, v. t., to bring this way; as ola- 

 taklechi, to reduce the price; to get it 

 lower. 



takli, v. t. pi., to dip up; to dip out; to 

 ladle; to scoop; "to lap;" oka taklit 

 ishko, ofi yosh isunlash isht takli, Judges 

 7: 5, 7. 



takli, n., one who dips; a scooper. 



takli, n., a dipper; dippers. 



takoba, n., the belly; the abdomen; the 

 paunch ; the large stomach ; the bowels; 

 the maw. 



takoba chito, n. and a., pot bellied. 



takoba kashofa, pp., evacuated. 



takoba kashoffi, v. t., to evacuate. 



takoba kucha, pp., emboweled. 



