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A DICTIONARY OF THE CHOCTAW LANGUAGE 



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isht toksali isht well, v. t., to ungear; isht 

 hallqli isht well, v. t., to unharness. 



weli, v. t., to rob; to despoil; to divest; 

 to pillage; to plunder; to ravage; shuk- 

 ha ya n i">weli. 



weli, n., a plunderer. 



[wia, n., a loft, a brush arbor. Wia 

 Takali, Hanging Loft, was the name of 

 a Choctaw town, so called from a large 

 brush arbor erected there for public 

 assemblies. — H. S. H.] 



wichikli, v. a. i., pi., to move. 



wiha, v. a. i. pi., to move; to remove; to 

 change the place of residence; to swarm; 

 foe bilishkiat wiha; oklat wiha; oklattvihat 

 a n ya; kochawiha, to come forth, John 5: 

 28; ilaweli, ilaueli, to take along with 

 himself. 



wih.a, n., movers; an emigrant. 



wiha, n., a removal; a moving; a migra- 

 tion; a remove. 



wihachi, v. t., to cause to move. 



wihachi, v. a. i., to move and swarm, as 

 flies, maggots, etc. 



wihat a n ya, v. a. i., to emigrate; to move 

 along; to be on the way; to migrate. 



wihat ala, v. a. L, to immigrate; to move 

 and arrive. 



wihat ala, n., an immigrant. 



wihat binili, v. a. L, to move and settle. 



wihat binili, n., a colony. 



wik, n., a week, from the English word 

 week. 



wilaha, a., slimy. 



wilaha, v. n., to be slimy. 



wilaha, n., slime; sliminess. 



wilahachi, v. t. , to cause to be slimy. 



wilanli, v. a. i. , to weep; nishkin okchi at 

 trilanli, to drop, as tears. 



wileli, v. t. , to flap. 



wiiali, v. a. i., to spread out (as the toes 

 of some old women). 



wimilichi, v. a. i., to roar, as a blazing 

 fire, as a flame; wimilihinchi, freq. 



winihachi, winehachi, v. a. i., to peal; 

 to rumble, as thunder; to ring, 1 Sam. 

 4:5. 



winihachi, n., a peal; a rumbling. 



winnakachi, v. a. i., to shake; to quake; 

 yakni at winnakachi, the earth shakes; 

 iti at winnakachi, the tree shakes; win- 

 nakahanchi freq. form. 



winnakachi, pp., shaken; jarred; jog- 

 gled; jolted; jounced. 



winnakachi, n., a shake; a quake; a 



jolt, 

 winnali, v. a. i. pi., to shake, 

 winnali, pp. pi., shaken, 

 winnalichi, v. t., to shake; to cause to 



shake; to jar; to joggle; to jolt; to 



jounce, 

 winnalichi, n., a jolter. 

 winnattakachechi, v. t. sing., to shock; 



to cause a shock. 

 winnattakachi, v. i. sing., to shake, 

 winnattakachi, pp. wing., shaken, 

 winnattakachi, n. sing., a shake; a 



shock, 

 wisakachi, v. a. i., to ripple; to wave; 



wisakahanchi, freq., rippling, 

 wisakachi, n., water running in waves, 

 wisalichi, v. t., to ripple, 

 wisattakachi, n., a ripple; a wave. 

 wislichi,waslichi, n., a locust, 

 wishaha, v. a. i., to wave and bend like 



a plume; shikopa wishaha. 

 wishahchi, bishahchi, a., milch, 

 wishahchi, v. n., to be milch, 

 wishakchi, a., outmost; smallest; ex- 

 treme; belonging to the tip end. 

 wishakchi, v. n., to be outmost; vnshak- 



cheehi, caus. form, 

 wishakchi, n., the top; the tip; the point; 



the extremity; the apex; the summit; 



the end; the tip end; the peak; the 



pinnacle, Matt. 4: 5. 

 wishikachi, v. a. i., to spurt; to make a 



noise in spurting out, like a stream of 



blood from a vein, 

 wishilli, v. a. i., to spurt. 

 wishillichi, v. t., to spurt; to cause to 



spurt, 

 wishki, n., whisky, 

 wishlichi, v. t., to milk, as a cow, etc.; 



see bishlichi. 

 witekachi, v. a. i. pi., to move, as 



insects. 

 witikli, v. a. i., to move, as an insect, 

 witikwinli. witakwinli, v. a. i. sing., 



to move, as an insect, 

 woha, v. a. i., to bellow, as a bull; to 



bray, as an ass; to low, as a cow; to 



bark, as a dog; to howl, as a wolf; to 



waul, 

 woha, n., a bellowing; a howl, 

 wohola, v. a. i., to expand, likethe lower 



skirts and garments. 



