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A DICTIONARY OP THE CHOCTAW LANGUAGE 



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elated: entertained; exhilarated; felici- 

 tated; gratified; joyed; recreated. 



yukpa, n., joy; gladness; good nature; 

 delight; a smile; laughter ; complacency ; 

 exultation; glee; good humor; hilarity; 

 a laugh; mirth; recreation; suavity. 



yukpa, adv., fain; gladly. 



yukpa, v. a. i., to smile; to laugh; to re- 

 joice; to cheer; to chuckle; to delight; 

 to snicker; to suit; to titter; to twitter; 

 to exult; to giggle; to gladden; to 

 glory; to gratify; to joy; to simper; 

 to be pleased, Matt. 14: 6; ibaiyukpa, to 

 rejoice with, Luke 1: 58; itibaiyukpa, 

 to rejoice together with. 



yukpa, n., a laugher. 



yukpa atapa, pp., enraptured; enrav- 

 ished; a., rapturous. 



yukpa hinla,a., placable; laughable; ris- 

 ible. 



yukpa shali, n. , a giggler. 



yukpa shah, a., jolly; ticklish. 



yukpahe keyu, a., difficult; he will not 

 be pleased. 



yukpalechi, v. t., to amuse; to make 

 glad; to gratify; to beatify; to please; 

 to gladden; to joy; ikyukpalecho, v. t., 

 to disoblige. 



yukpali, v. t., to gladden; to please; to 

 give pleasure; to gratify; to beatify; to 

 benefit; to amuse; to bless, 1 Sam. 2: 20; 

 Josh. 8: 33; to make happy; to make 

 glad; to charm; to cheer; to delight; to 

 divert; to elate; to enrapture, to enrav- 

 ish; to entertain; to exalt; to exhila- 

 rate; to feast; to feed; to felicitate; to 

 joy; to lighten; to oblige; to recre- 

 ate; to refresh; to regale; to rejoin; to 

 sport; to suit; to transport; ileyukpali, 

 to please himself; ileyukpali, a., self- 

 pleasing; yukpali, to gladden; yukpali, 

 to make one laugh. 



yukpali, n., a diverter; a pleaser. 



yukpalit anumpuli, v. t., to bless, Josh. 

 14: 13. 



yukpachi, v. t., to cause to laugh or 

 smile; see yukpa; issiyulpqchi, you 

 make me laugh; ikyukpacho, neg. form. 



yulhkun, n., a mole. 



yulhkun chito , n. , the elephant. A name 

 given by some Choctaw. Others call 

 the elephant hatak lusa inyqnqsh, the 

 African buffalo. 



yulhpokona, see hollipokunna. 



yullichi, v. a. i., to twitch or start, as the 

 nerves. 



yululli, yolulli, v. a. i., to run under; 

 to go through, as a hole; to run through; 

 to run between; ofi at holihta itintakla 

 yululli; hatak oirqtta yat Choctaw yakniy an 

 yulullit itanowa; hatak at uski an yulullit 

 any a; aiyulul/i, v. t., to over run. 



yululli, pp. , passed through ; put through, 

 as a thing is put through a long hole. 



yulullichi, v. t, to cause to go through; 

 to run through a hole, as to run a string 

 through a hole; to drive through. 



yulullit a n ya, v. a. i., to prowl; to worm 

 round. 



yulullit a n ya, n., a prowler. 



yula, pp., demolished; scattered about; 

 blown down, as a fence or the timbers 

 of a building; chuka yat yula, 2 Cor. 

 5: 1. 



yula, n., destruction. 



yuli, v. t,, to throw over; to blow down; 

 to scatter; to demolish; yuli, Mark 12: 

 5; wak an yuli, holihta yan yuli. 



yuli, n., a destroyer. 



yuli, v. t., to sift; to bolt; to riddle; to 

 garble. 



yulichi, v. a. i., to tremble and start, 

 like the flesh of a sick person. 



yu n lo, n., a whortleberry. 



yumbak chito, n., a gopher. 



yunna, pp., girdled. 



yunni, v. t., to girdle. 



yunushki, pp., girded. 



yunushkichi, v. t., to girdle. 



yunyuki, a. , same as yinyiki, crooked. 



yupechi, v. t., to bathe another; to cause 

 another to bathe. 



yupi, v. a. i., to bathe in water; to wash 

 the body; to wallow in sand or mud; 

 to lave; to roll in water, mud, or sand; 

 to welter; qllat. yupi, shukha yat yupi, 

 aka n ka yat yupi, kofi at yupi. 



yupi, n., one who bathes. 



yupoma, see yukoma. 



yustimeli, see yushtimeli. 



yustimmi, see yushtimmi. 



yustololi, see yushtololi. 



yushbokoli, a., having white hair; gray- 

 haired; yushbokushli, pi. 



yushbokoli, v. n., to be gray-headed. 



yushbokoli, n., white hair; gray hair. 



