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ing, etc.; to nauseate; yuwalachi, n., an 

 abomination; nan ashachi yuwalachi, 1 

 Kings 11: 5, 7. 



yuha, v. a. i., to run through a sifter, 

 riddle, etc. 



yuha, pp., sifted; riddled; bolted; gar- 

 bled. 



yuhapa, a., boisterous; noisy; eeeyahapa. 



yuhapa, v. n., to be boisterous; noisy, 

 yuhapoa; yuhapoli. 



yuhapa, n., a noise. 



yuhabli, yuhapli, see yohabli. 



yuhchashali, v. a. i., to stand up like 

 the hair, or the feathers of a horned 

 owl, or a plume. 



yuhchonoli, v. a. i., to bow the head; to 

 hold the head down; yuhchonolimat 

 illitok, he bowed his head and died. 



yuhchunni, v. a. i. sing., to bow the 

 head; to nod, John 13: 24; yuhchun- 

 nolih. 



yuhchunukli, v. a. i., to bow the head 

 once, a single sudden act; v. t., i n yu- 

 chunukli, to beckon to him, Luke 1: 22; 

 aha yuhchunuklimat fiopissatok, John 

 19: 30. 



yuhe, n., a large hickory nut. 



yuka, a., captivated; bond-bound, Josh. 

 9: 23; ikyuko, free. 



yuka, pp., captured; enslaved; impris- 

 oned; constrained; taken; enchained; 

 subjected. 



yuka, n., a captive; a prisoner; a slave; 

 a bondman; a vassal. 



yuka, n., confinement; custody; thrall; 

 thraldom. 



yuka ahalaia, a., slavish. 



yuka anta, n., captivity; in bonds; in 

 chains; in bondage. 



yuka a n sha, n., servitude; bondage; vas- 

 salage. 



yuka atta, a., slaveborn. 



yuka chohmi, a., servile. 



yuka hatak, n., a bondman. 



yuka issa, n., a ransom; a release. 



yuka issa, pp., freed; emancipated; lib- 

 erated; enfranchised; manumitted; re- 

 leased. 



yuka issachi, pp., liberated. 



yuka issachi, v. t., to free; to emancipate; 

 to liberate; to enfranchise; to manumit; 

 to release; to unchain. 



yuka issachi, n., an emancipator; a liber- 

 ator; a nianuinitter; an abolitionist. 



yuka issachi, n., emancipation; manu- 

 mission. 



yuka keyu, a., free; not bound. 



yuka keyu, n., freedom; liberty. 



yuka keyut atta, a., freeborn. 



yuka kucha, pp., emancipated; liberated. 



yuka mi n ka, n., a fellow-servant; fellow- 

 servants. 



yuka ohoyo, n., a bond woman; a bond 

 maid. 



yuka okla, n. , an enslaved people ; a tribu- 

 tary people. 



yuka to n ksali, n., a bond servant. 



yukabi, a., moistened; softened by being 

 wet. 



yukachi, v. t., to capture; to enslave; to 

 imprison; to take captive; to take; to 

 deprive of liberty; to hold as a pris- 

 oner; to constrain; to pen a wild crea- 

 ture or other animal and then catch 

 him; to enchain; to subject; to sub- 

 jugate; yanash, isuba, shukha nukshopa 

 yukachi. 



yukachi, n., a captor; an enslaver. 



yukachit halanli, yukachit i n shi, n., 

 a hostage. 



yukahbi, v. a. i., to soften; to become 

 soft and pliable. 



yukat a n sha, n., bondage. 



yukbabi, n., the venereal disease; the 

 pox ; see luak shall. 



yukoma, yupoma, v. t., to waste; to 

 squander; to spend; nan isht yupoma, 

 to waste food about it, or him. 



yukpa, v. a. i. , to laugh ; yukpali, yukpachi; 

 yokpa, glad; yokpalli, yokpachi (some 

 interpreters make these distinctions 

 between yokpa and yukpa) . 



yukpa, a., glad; pleased; happy; joyful; 

 gay; merry; pleasant; good-humored; 

 good-natured; buxom; blithe; blessed; 

 gratified; amused; halcyon; amiable; 

 complacent; delighted; delightful; fa- 

 cetious; joyous; jocund; lightsome; 

 lively; merry; well-natured; yuppa, 

 Longtown form of this word; ikyukpo, 

 uncheerful; unhappy; unpleased. 



yukpa, v. n., to be glad, pleased, etc.; 

 to be of good cheer, Matt. 9: 2; chi- 

 yukpashke. 



yukpa, pp., refreshed; regaled; rejoiced; 

 pleased, Matt. 3: 17; blessed, Matt. 11: 

 6; made happy; charmed; diverted; 



