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tusha n fasi, n., a bit; a spark. 



tushali, v. a,, i. pi., to split off in pieces. 



tushali, pp., split off; chipped; minced; 

 nipped; sliced. 



tushali, n., pieces cut off; fragments; 

 shavings. 



tushali ushtali, v. t., to quarter. 



tushalichi, v. t. , to cut in pieces; to break 

 into pieces, Matt. 14: 19; to divide; 

 to part; to shave; paska yan tushalichi, 

 to break up the bread; to haggle; to 

 mince; to nip; itatushalichi, to break in 

 pieces; Luke 24: 30. 



tushafiii, v. t. sing., to cut off a small 

 piece; to break off a small piece; 

 pasha yon tushaffi, nipi a« tushaffi. 



tushkeh, see toshke. 



tushli, v. t. pi., to cut in pieces; to cut off; 

 to break in pieces; paska yon tushli. 



tushpa, a., hasty; quick; spry; alert; 

 active; agile; cursory; brisk; animated; 

 expeditious; expert; forward; imma- 

 ture; instant; nimble; pert; posthaste; 

 precipitous; punctual; rapid; ready; 

 speedy; sprightly; sudden; swift. 



tushpa, n., expedition; haste; hastiness; 

 precipitancy; quickness; rapidity; 

 rashness; readiness; speed. 



tushpa, v. n., to be spry, quick, alert. 



tu n shpa, v. a. i., to go in haste; to act in 

 haste; to bustle; to haste; to hie; to 

 scramble; to fly; to precipitate; to 

 speed, Matt. 5: 25; elu n shpat Hay a, we 

 are going in haste. 



tu n shpa, pp., hastened; hasted; pre- 

 cipitated. 



tu n shpa, tushpat, adv., quickly; apace; 

 immediately; rashly, readily. 



tu n shpa achukma, a., prompt; ready. 



tu n shpalechi, v. t., to hasten; to ani- 

 mate; to hurry; to expedite; to for- 

 ward; to haste; to precipitate; to 

 quicken; to speed. 



tu n shpali, v. t., to hasten; to animate; 

 to hurry; to haste; to huddle; satu^sh- 

 pali, he hurries me. 



tushpalit chafichi, v. t., to pack. 



tu n shpat holitopa toba, n., an upstart. 



tu n shpachi, v. t.,to hasten; to hurry; to 

 quicken another; to accelerate. 



tu n shpat anumpuli, v. t., to sputter. 



tu n shpat nowa, v. a. i., to walk fast; 

 n., a tripper. 



tushtua, v. a. i., to break in pieces; to 

 crumble. 



tushtua, pp., cut up; divided; broken; 

 crumbled; dissected; sliced. 



tushtua, n., pieces; fragments; crumbs. 



tushtuli, v. t., to break off pieces; to 

 carve; to cut off pieces; to dissect; to 

 fritter; to slice; to break, Matt. 15: 36; 

 paska ya n tushtuli, isi nipi tushtuli. 



tushtuli, n., a carver. 



tuwa, see tua. 



tuwi, tiwi, v. t., to open; to unlock; 

 to broach; to unbar; to unbolt; to un- 

 close; to unfasten; to unfold; to unroll; 

 to unstop. 



tuwi, n., an opener. 



tuwichi, tiwichi, a., to cause to open; to 

 open; to disclose. 



ufka, hufka, v. t., to air; to dry; to sun; 



to expose to the sun; tanchi a n ufka, 



shukbo a n ufka, he suns the blanket; 



holufka, pp. 

 ufka n ya, okfa n ya (q. v.) v. a. i., to 



snag the foot or flesh. 

 ufko, n., a fanner; a small hand fan; an 



instrument for winnowing grain, etc. 

 uha, a., all; see Hymn 148: 7; nan uha. 

 uha, v. n., to be all. 

 uhalichi, see Mark 12: 30. 

 u n halinchi, v. t., to use all, Mark 12: 30. 

 u n kah, adv., yes; certainly (from o n h or 



u n h and kah* it is that). 

 ukbal, ulbal (q. v.), n., behind; the 



rear. 

 ukbal, adv., in the rear, 

 ukha, see okha. 

 ukhishta, okhishta (q. v.), v. t., to 



shut; to close a door, box, trunk, or 



gate, but not a knife, the eyes, or 



the hand. 

 u n kof, u n kaf, n., a persimmon. 

 u n kof api, n., a persimmon tree. 

 uksak, oksak, n., a hickory nut. 

 uksak alanta, n., hickory mush, an 



Indian dish, 

 uksak api, n., a hickory tree. 

 uksak api bisinli, n., a hickory withe, 

 uksak foni, n., a hickory-nut shell. 

 uksak hahe, n., a walnut, 

 uksak hata, n., a white hickory nut. 

 uksak nipi, n., hickory -nut meat; a 



kernel. 



