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tohmasli, v. a. i., to flash, as lightning; to 

 give a quick flash of light; hashukmalli 

 at tohmasli. 



tohmaslichi, v. t. , to cause to flash. 



toh.no, tonho, v. t., to hire; to engage; 

 to instigate; to incite; to send, Matt. 

 14: 35; John 4: 38; to employ; to fee; 

 to procure by hiring; to warrant. 



tohno, n., a hirer; an employer. 



tohnochi, n., a stirrer. 



tohnochi, tonhochi, v. t., to hire; to set 

 on. 



tohnochi, n., an instigator. 



tohnot hochifo, v. t., to enlist. 



tohpakali, a., dull. 



tohpololi, n., a spark. 



tohto, n., a red elm. 



tohwali, n., an opening; the firmament; 

 a glade. 



tohwekikli, n., a flash of light; a 

 glimpse. 



tohwikekli, see tohwikikli. 



tohwikeli, v. a. i., v. t., to shine; to give 

 light; to gleam; to glimmer; to have 

 light, Matt. 6: 22; to light; to lighten; 

 to radiate; luak at tohwikeli; pala yat toh- 

 wikeli. 



tohwikeli, pp., illuminated. 



tohwikeli, a., lightsome, luminous; re- 

 fulgent; shiny. 



tohwikeli, n., light; a glimmering; a 

 Luminary; a shining, Matt. 5: 14; 6: 23. 



tohwikeli, pp., enlightened; lighted. 



tohwikelichi, n., an illuminator. 



tohwikelichi, n., an illumination. 



tohwikelichi, v. t., to cause daylight; to 

 lighten; to give light; to enlighten; to 

 illume; illumine; to illuminate; to ra- 

 diate. 



tohwiket minti, n., daybreak; daylight; 

 aurora. 



tohwikikli, tohwikekli, n. pi., flashes 

 of light. 



tohyuali, n., an opening or light seen in 

 the woods through trees. 



tohyualichi,v. t., to cause light. 



tok, sign of the remote past tense; was; 

 did; have; had; has been; ikpesotok, 

 ikhaklotok, Matt. 13: 17; Lewi atok, 1 

 Kings 11: 13; tokatok, " had," Josh. 17: 

 10, k final has a demonstrative power 

 in marking past time in tok at, tok mat, 

 etc. Compounds: toka, tukashkia, 

 Matt. 13: \2~tokakmli — tokakkia—tok- 



ako n — tokakocha — tokakokia — tokak- 

 ono — tokakosh — tokakot — lokano — tok- 

 ato — tokano — tokat — tokbe — tokheno — 

 tokhet — tokheto — lokkia — tokrna — tokmak- 

 o — tokmakosh— tokmano — tokmat — tok- 

 mato — toko ■ — tokocha — tokoka — tokok- 

 ano — tokokat, tukokat, potoli tukokat, 

 they who touched, Matt. 14: 36 — tok- 

 okato — tokoke — tokokia — tokokma — tok- 

 okmano — tokokmat — lokokmato — tok- 

 ona — tokosh — tokot. 



tokali, tukali, pp. pi., fired off; dis- 

 charged. 



tokali, tukali, v. a.i. pi., to go off; to 

 shoot; to fire. 



tokalichi, tukalichi, v. t., to fire; to 

 discharge; to cause to fire. 



tokam, n., name of a tree used in mak- 

 ing the pommel and forepart of saddles. 



tokba, adv., very; very much; extremely; 

 greatly; sabanna tokba, I want it very 

 much; okpulo tokba, extremely bad. 



tokofa, v. a. i., to fall, as the palate into 

 the throat. 



tokofi, v. a. i., to shed hair; iletokufi, he 

 sheds his hair. 



tokoi n sha, see tikoiVsha. 



tokok, adv., probably; it may be; it 

 might be; kanima minti hatokok; tokoke; 

 impa tokoke. 



tokomi,tukohmi, adv., improbably; un- 

 likely. 



[toksakinla, n., the snowbird (Six- 

 towns dialect). — H. S. H.] 



toksalechi, v. t., to work; to cause to 

 work; to employ in work; to employ; 

 to exercise; to task; ivak a n toksalechi, 

 hatak an toksalechi. 



to n ksalechi, n., a taskmaster. 



toksali, v. a. i., to work; to labor, Matt. 

 6: 28; 11: 28; to hammer; to ply; to 

 till; to toil; na hollo intoksali, he works 

 for a white man; iktoksalo, not to work; 

 to idle; a., idle; indolent; toksanli, n. f., 

 atoksali, v. t., to cultivate; to work it, or 

 there; toksahanli, freq. form; ikaloksalo, 

 a., uncultivated; ibaloksali, to cooperate; 

 to work with; iktoksalo, n., idleness; 

 intoksali, to work for him; itintoksali, 

 to work for each other. 



toksali, n., a laborer; a worker; work; a 

 domestic; a help; a helper; a jobber. 



to n ksali, n., work; exercise; fatigue; a 

 job; labor; toil; working. 



