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untuchinaha, adv., eight times. 



untuklo, a., seven, VII, 7, Matt. 12: 45; 

 15: 34, 36, 37; 16: 10. 



untukloha, adv., seven times, Josh. 6: 4. 



uskap, n., a small white crane. 



uski, oski, n., a cane. 



TJski anu n ka, n., a., in the cane; among 

 cane. The Choctaw name for Ken- 

 tucky. 



uski botona, n., cane bent and used for 

 tongs. 



uski chito, n., large cane; a thick cane 

 brake. 



uski chula, n., aslaie; a slay; a weaver's 

 reed; a reed. 



uski kapush, n., cane tongs. 



uski kolofa, n., a cane spool. 



uski kololi, n., pi., cane spools. 



uski himpa, n., a blowgnn; an air gun 

 made of cane; a wind gun. 



uski naki, n., an arrow; a shaft; oski 

 naki, 2 Kings 9: 24. 



uski naki halupa, n., an arrow-head or 

 -point. 



uski pata, n., a canebrake. 



uski patak, n., a canebrake. 



uski tapa, n., a spool. 



uski tapa afoli, v. t., to spool. 



uskula, n., a flute; a pipe, Matt. 11: 17. 



uskula olachi, v. t., to flute; to play on 

 a flute; to pipe. 



uskula olachi, n., a piper. 



uskulush olachi, n., a fifer; a whistler. 



uskulushi, n. , a whistle; a fife; a flageolet. 



uskulushiolachi, v. t, to fife; to play 

 on a fife. 



ushahpi, n., firstborn; the first child. 



ushatto, n., a womb; a venter; a matrix. 



ushelabi, see hasliilabi. 



ushetik, see oshetik. 



ushetik, oshetik, n., a daughter; his or 

 her daughter; used in the third person 

 only; Matt. 10: 35; 14: 6. 



ushetik toba, n., a stepdaughter. 



ushi, n., a son; a child, Josh. 1: 1; ushi 

 ya,n, the Son, Matt. 11: 27; ilap ushi yon, 

 a son of himself, Heb. 1: 2; offspring, 

 Matt. 15: 22; a descendant, Luke 3: 23, 

 38; a brood; fruit; a litter; posterity; 

 heirs; an egg; the young of any creature; 

 not applied to infants (see Matt. 1: 21, 

 23; Luke 1: 13) ; sign of the diminutive, 

 as chufak, chufak ushi; an imp, a word 

 of reproach; issue; young; "a young 



one; " ushi osh, his son, Matt. 7:9; usl/i 

 is used only in the third person, and 

 means his son, her son; son of; in the 

 second and first person it is chiso, thy 

 son, and sasa, my son. See iso, a son. 



ushi ahalaia, n., sonship. 



ushi afoka, n., a womb. 



ushi aialhto, n., a womb. 



ushi cheli, v. t., to litter; to bring forth 

 young. 



ushi i n f ohka, a. , pregnant. 



ushi i n fohka, v. n., to be pregnant. 



ushi i n fohka, v. a. i., to conceive; to 

 teem. 



ushi i n fohka, n., pregnancy. 



ushiiksho, ushiksho, a., barren; child- 

 less; issueless, Luke 1: 7. 



ushi isht atiaka, n., seed. 



ushi isht atoba, n., adoption. 



ushi kaiya, v. a. i., to teem; to be with 

 young. 



ushi kaiya, a., pregnant. 



ushi shah, v. t, to go with young. 



ushi tek, ushetik, n., a daughter, 1 

 Sam. 1: 4; Matt. 15: 28; Josh. 17:3. 

 See oshetik. 



ushi toba, n., a stepson; a stepchild. 



ushi tobat taha, n., a fetus. 



ushiksho, see ushi iksho. 



ushta, a., four; IV; 4, Matt. 15: 38. 



ushta, v. n., to be four; ushtali, I four; 

 afammi ushtali, I four years; I am four 

 years old. 



ushta, v. a. i., to make four; as ilushla. 

 ushtali. 



u n shta, all four. 



ushtachi, to do it four times. 



ushtaha, fourth time. 



ushtali, v. t., to four; to make four (see 

 to quarter), innafoka yatuk an ishit ita- 

 kqshkoa ushtali cha, took his garments 

 and made four parts, John 19: 23. 



uti, oti (q. v.), n., a chestnut. 



wa, awa (q. v.); will not; shall not; can 



not, Luke 4:4; John 3: 2. 

 wa n hachi, v. a. L, to scream, 

 wahhaloha, v. a. i. pi., to spread; to 



branch out like vines on the ground, 

 wahhaloha, a. pi., pronged, 

 wahhaloha, v. a. i., to be pronged; isi 



lapish at wahhaloha. 

 wahhala, a. sing., pronged, as the horns 



of cattle and deer; wahhala, v. n. ; wak 



lapish at wahhala. 



