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woholachi, causative; isht ilewoholachi , a 



lady's hoop, 

 wohwah, wohwa, v. a. i., to bark; to 



howl; to yelp, 

 wohwoha, wohwoa, v. a. i., to bark; to 



howl; to yelp; nashoba yat wohwoa, the 



wolf barks. 

 wokkokli, v. t. sing., to throw up the 



earth, as a mole when rooting under- 

 ground. 

 wokokoa, pp., ground turned or thrown 



up as by a mole. 

 wokokonli, pi. freq., to throw up the 



earth as moles when rooting, 

 wokokonlichi, pi., to root up, as a hog. 

 wokonlichi, v. t., to root up the earth, 



as a hog or mole; awokonlichi, n., the 



place rooted up. 

 wolichi, v. t., to bark at, as a dog; to 



yelp; to bay; ofi at hatak an wolichi. 

 wolobli, v. t. sing., to split, shiver, and 



break to pieces; wuli, pi. 

 wononu n kachi, a., fuzzy; hairy, 

 wonuksho, v. a. L, to be hairy. 

 wonuksho, n., the inner or shorter hair 



of a hog and small feathers of a fowl, 

 woshoha, v. t., to root, as a hog. 

 woshoki, n., phlegm; spittle when a 



person has a cold; hotilhko ivoshoki; 



woshokachi, n., same, 

 wosholichi, v. t., to root, as a hog. 

 woshulli, see wushulli. 

 woshushuk, n., a noise heard in the 



inside of a living body, as the rumbling 



of the bowels. 

 woshushukachi, v. a. i., to make such a 



noise; to say woshushuk. 

 wowoha, wowoa, v. i., to bark; to 



howl; to yelp, 

 wuklo, v. a. i., to molt, or cast off the 



skin as a serpent does. 

 wulhko, v. a. L, to blister; to fester; 



nipi at wulhko. 

 wulhko, pp., blistered; vesicated; to- 



wulhko, Rev. 16: 9. 

 wulhko, n., a blister; a thin bladder on 



the skin containing water or blood; a 



blain; a vesicle, 

 wulhkochi, v. t., to blister; to cause to 



blister; to vesicate; towulhkochi, Rev. 



16:8. 

 wulhkuchi, n., a blister; a plaster ap- 

 plied to raise a blister or vesicle, 

 wula, v. i., to split; to shiver. 



wula, pp., split; shivered; uski at wula. 

 wuli, v. t. pi., to split; to shiver any- 

 thing that is hollow, as a cane or reed, 

 wulobli, wuhibli, v. t., to split; to shiver; 



to sliver, 

 wulobli, n., shivering, 

 wulopa, v. a. i., to split; to shiver. 

 wulopa, sing., split; shivered; bruised 



to pieces, 

 wulubli, see wulobli. 

 wushohachi, v. a. i., to ferment; to 



work; n., working; fermentation, 

 wushulli, woshulli, v. a. i., to ferment; 



to form a froth on the surface; wosho- 



hachi, to ferment, 

 wushulli, n., a fermentation, 

 wushulli, pp., fermented, 

 wushullichi, v. t., to ferment: to cause 



fermentation, 

 wushwoki, a., slimy; thin, applied to 



stools of the sick. 



ya, art., the; see a and ha, Tama, yan, 



Thamar, her; Matt. 1: 3. 

 ya, emphatic; see okchanki yd, 1 Sam. 2: 



15; chishno yd "to thee," 2 Kings 9: 5. 

 ya, rel. pro., who; which; the one who, 



etc. ; see a and ha. 

 yabata, yobota, a., flying, as clouds, 

 yaboboa, a. , mellow, like ripe fruit, 

 yaboboa, v. n., to be mellow, 

 yabosha, a. pi., soft; mellow, 

 yabosha, v. n., to be soft or mellow, 

 yaboshachi, v. t. , to make soft; to soften, 

 yabushki, v. n., to be mellow, 

 yabushli, a. sing., mellow; soft; spongy, 

 yabushli, v. n., to be mellow, soft, 



spongy. 

 ya n fa, n., a large scar; a crease in the 



skin without a wound, as in the palm 



of the hand and finger joints, 

 yahapa, v. a. i., to scream; to shout; to 



racket; to make a racket; isht yahapa, 



v. t., to shout; allat yahapa. 

 yahapa, n., a screaming; a shouting; a 



racket; a riot; a shout; an uproar, 

 yahapa, n., a screamer; a shouter. 

 yahapa, a., rude; boisterous; noisy, 

 yahna, see yanha. 

 yahyachechi, v. t., to trot; to cause to 



trot; to make him trot, 

 yahyachi, v. a. i., to trot; isuba hat yahya- 



chi. 

 yahyachi, n., a trotter. 



