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strands of different colors; like apan- 

 achi and ahokchiehi. 



tanaffo, tanaffo, n., a plaiter; a braider. 



tanallachi, tannallachi, v. t., to bend; 

 to make it crooked. 



tanallali, v. t., to bend. 



tanalloha, pp. pi., crooked; bent. 



tanalloh, v. t. pi., to bend; to crook. 



tanch afotoha, n., a corn mill. 



tanch ampi, n., an ear of corn; an ear. 



tanch api, n., a cob; a corncob. 



tanchi, n., corn; maize; Indian corn, but 

 not English grain or corn. 



tanchi aholokchi, n., corn ground; a 

 place where corn is planted. 



tanchi ahoyo, n., a place where corn has 

 been gathered. 



tanchi apata, tanchi apatali,n., a corn 

 sucker. 



tanchi habali, n., a corn tassel just put 

 out. 



tanchi hakshup, n., a corn husk; a corn 

 shuck. 



tanchi hishi, ta n sh hishi, n., corn 

 leaves; corn fodder; a corn blade. 



tanchi hishi sita, ta n sh hishi sita, n., a 

 bundle of corn fodder. 



tanchi hoyo, v. t., to harvest corn; tan- 

 chi at hoyot taha, pp., harvested. 



tanchi i n pashi, n., corn silk. 



tanchi isht alhpisa, n., a corn measure; 

 a half bushel, Matt. 5: 15. 



tanchi isht pashpoa, tanchi isht 

 bashpoa, n., broom corn. 



tanchi limimpa, n., flint corn; smooth 

 and hard corn. 



tanchi paska, n., corn bread. 



tanchi paska atoba, n., bread corn. 



tanchi pushi, n., corn meal, Matt. 13: 33. 



tanchi shikoa, ta n sh shikoa, n., sweet 

 corn. 



tani, v. a. i., to rise from a lying pos- 

 ture; to arise, Matt. 2: 13, 14; to rise 

 up; to get up; to rise from the grave; 

 hatak Mi moma hat tanahioke; micha 

 tanimqt, and when he arose; illituk at 

 tani, Matt. 11: 5; 17: 7; tanichanowa, 

 arise and walk, Matt. 9:5; tanit, arise 

 and; tani chainchukaiatok,M.att. 9: 6, 7, 

 Josh. 3: 1; 6: 12; 7: 10. 



tani, n. , a riser; a stirrer. 



tani, n., a rising. 



tanichi, v. t., to raise; to cause to rise; 



to raise to life or from the grave, 



Matt. 10: 8. 

 tanip (Eng. ), n., a turnip, 

 tanlakchi, n., a pimple; a pustule; a 



tubercle, such as appears in the throat 



when sore, connected with bronchitis; 



a pimple on the face, 

 tanlubo, tanlubona. n., hominy, 

 tannaffo , tannaffo, pp. , plaited; braided, 

 tannaffo, n., a plat. 

 tannalla, pp., crooked; bent, 

 tannallachi, see tanallachi. 

 tapafakchi, n., prairie hawk; see 



ibafakchi and hatabafakchi. 

 tapaski, v. n., to be thin, 

 tapaskichi, v. t., to make thin; to thin, 

 tapena, n., a war club. 

 ta n pi, a., very; a Sixtowns word, like 



tokba. 

 tapuski, tapaski, n., fineness. 

 tapuski, tapaski, a., thin, as cloth, 



paper, a board, glass, or the blade of a 



knife; fine; sleazy; subtle. 

 tapushi n k, n., a flat basket. 

 tasa, n., heavy lightning; the report of 



thunder, 

 tasaha, v. a. i. sing., to whoop; to 



shout; to scream; to halloo, 

 tasaha, n. pi., shouters; screamers. 

 tasaha, n. pi., a shouting; a whooping; 



a screaming; a yelling, 

 tasali, tasali, v. a. i. pi., to whoop; to 



scream; to yell; to shout; nanta hosh 



tasali, Acts 7: 57; intasali v. t. , to whoop 



for him. 

 tasali, n., a shouter. 

 tasalli, v. a. i., to be dull or blunt, as the 



point of a plow; to run down, as rain 



from a rubber coat. 

 tasalli, v. t., to stir the surface of the 



ground ; to plow shallow, 

 tasannuk, n., a flint. 

 tasembo, pp., crazed; distracted; in- 

 fatuated; shattered. 

 tasembo, tasemmo, a., delirious; crazy; 



wild; besotted; ungovernable; fanatic; 



frantic; furious; giddy; insane; rabid; 



lunatic, Matt. 4: 24. 

 tasembo, tasemo,v. n., to be delirious. 

 tasembo, v. a. i., to faint; to rave, 

 tasembo, tasemo,n., craziness; aliena- 

 tion of mind; delirium; frenzy; a fury; 



