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A DICTIONARY OF THE CHOCTAW LANGUAGE 



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tiapa, pp., broken down; scattered; over- 

 hauled; razed; ruined; stirred; ok/at 

 tiapa, the people are dispersed, see 1 

 Sam. 3: 1, open; mali fehna na chuka 

 yat tiapat taha; tiabli, v. t. 



tiapa, n., a dispersion; a breaking 

 down. 



tiabli, v. t., to break down; to throw 

 open; to scatter; to overhaul; to raze; 

 to ruin; to unpack; to unroof; to open, 

 Matt. 2: 11; itatiqbli, to stir; to agitate; 

 to divide; aboha yan tiabli; na bonunta 

 ishtiqbli na; holihta yan tiabli; itiqblit 

 hoyo, v. t., to rummage; pass, tiapa. 



tiabli t pisa, v. t., to ransack; to rum- 

 mage. 



tiapakachi, pp. pi., scattered; broken 

 down; dispersed. 



tibafa, v. a. i., to cave in, as sakti at 

 libafa oka atibafah. 



tibafa, pp., caved in; tibali, pi. 



tibaflB., v. t., to make the ground cave in; 

 tibalichi, pi. 



tiballi, v. a. i., to glance off; to hit and 

 glance off; to hit and fly off sideways; 

 naki at tiballi, iskifa yat tiballi; iyi at 

 tiballi, to slip up or off. 



tibikshi, a. , round and large, applied to 

 hard lumps formed in the flesh; see 1 

 Kings 7: 20, 41, 42 (where it is kibikshi), 



tibikshi, n., a knob or knot. 



tibikshi, eee kibikshi. 



tibi n llichi, v. t., to cause to hit and 

 glance, or fly off sideways. 



tibli, v. t., to touch; see tcbli. 



ti n fa, v. a. i. sing., to come up by the 

 roots; teha, pi. 



ti n fa, pp., pulled up; plucked up. 



ti n fi, v. t., to pull out or up; to pluck, as 

 haiyukpulo an tinfi,; hoshinchi an tinfi. 



tiha, see teha. 



tikabi, v. a. i., to flag; to tire; to lan- 

 guish; satikqbi, I am tired; tikambi, to 

 fade; to faint; to wear. 



tikabi, a., pp., tired; weary; exhausted; 

 weakened, as by sickness; debilitated; 

 enervated; faint; Matt. 15: 32; fatigued; 

 harassed; faded; languid; overdone; 

 tiresome; weakened; worried; tikambi, 

 pp., tikambi, a., dull; enervate; feeble; 

 frail; weak; weary; iktikambo, a., un- 

 wearied; tikambahe keyu, a., untirable. 



tikabi, v. n., to be tired, weary, etc.; de- 

 bilitated; tikambi, to be dull. 



tikabi, n., weariness; fatigue; languor; 

 lassitude; tikambi, n., weakness; a 

 weariness. 



tikabichi, v. t., to tire; to weary; to 

 jade; tospend; toworry; Uetikabichi, to 

 weary himself; tikambichi, v. t., to dull; 

 to enervate; to fatigue; to harass; to 

 macerate; to weaken; to wear, as an ax 

 or millstone; to weary, Josh. 7: 3; iskifa 

 issantikambichi, you have dulled my ax. 



tikachi, v. a. i., to chick; to click. 



tikafa, v. a. i., to shed the hair; to molt, 

 as fowls. 



tikaffi, v. t., to pick off the hair; see 

 tikafa. 



tikba, n., the van; an ancestor; pintikba, 

 our fathers, John 4: 20; the face; the 

 first begot; the foreside; the head; the 

 original. 



tikba, a., forward; precedent; primary; 

 itikba, before; shuka itikba, Matt. 7: 6; 

 Josh. 3: 6; in the sight of, Josh. 3: 7, 14. 



tikba, adv., in front; ahead; first; forth; 

 forward; prep., before; tikba ayali, I 

 go along ahead; itikba, before the face 

 of, Luke 2: 31; before him, her, or it; 

 intikba, before him, Matt. 5: 12, and chi- 

 likba, satikba; intikba hakshup, his fore- 

 skin. 



tikba, v. n., to be ahead. 



ti n kba, adv. , prep. , distinctive, first, Matt. 

 12: 29 ; John 1: 30, 41 ; formerly ; an- 

 ciently; before time; aforetime; before; 

 former; heretofore, 1 Sam. 4: 7; Matt. 

 5: 24; first, Matt. 13: 30; 14: 22; 17: 10; 

 Josh. 3: 4; 8: 33. 



ti n kba, a., former; prior; antecedent; 

 first; firstborn; fore; original; aborigi- 

 nal; previous. 



ti n kba, v. n., to be former; to be prior; 

 to be hereafter, or first hereafter. 



tikba anoli, v. t., to forbode; to foretell. 



tikba apesa, v. t., to preconcert; to fore- 

 judge. 



tikba atali, v. t., to prefix. 



tikba atokuli, v. t., to forechoose; to 

 foreordain. 



tikba a n ya, tikba n ya, v. t., to perambu- 

 late; to precede. 



tikba alhpisa, pp., preconcerted. 



tikba alhtuka, pp., forechosen. 



tikba annoa, pp., forewarned. 



tikba atta, v. a. i., to be born the first. 



tikba atta, n., the firstborn. 



