BOAS] HANDBOOK OF AMERICAN INDIAN LANGUAGES 1063 



yaa^ raa has him (it) for , he (it) is his — — ; takes him (it) 



for ; thinks him (it) to be 



yajak n., yajappoq v. ntr. nearly, ahnost 

 yasaarpoq n. is much frequented, full of 



yoAirpoq V. NTR. in a high degree, very much 



yeeh^ yeet, reet; yeeyut^ reeput n. (or v.) pair, joined in pairs; 

 reciprocally, mutually 



yyilaq v. ntr. not (forms the negative conjugation in the verbs; 

 see §§ 32 et seq.) 



yippoq^ rippoq n. ntr. is good, has good or nice 



yooq {gooq)^ rooq n. or v. it is related, it is said to be 



yyorqwq n. intr. becomes, grows; trans, makes him (it) be- 

 come 



yyuaq n., yyuarpoq v. ntr. little , dear little; with pleasure 



yuppoq {.guppoq) n. intr. longs for 



padt, passuit n. a multitude, a great many 



palaaq n., palaarpoq v. ntr. worthless; trash 



paLLOppoq^ paluppoq ntr. looks as if , sounds as if , 



behaves as if 



pah' Laarpoq^ see waLLaarpoq 



piluh 'S.^ piluppoq v. ntr. evil, bad 



pjyoq^ rpoq N. has caught a ; has put Tone's clothes) on 



raa^ see yaa 



reerpoq v. ntr. has done with , has already — — 



riarpoq v. ntr. (in epic style) eagerly 



rippoq V. intr. is skilled in , is master at 



rqaa^niooput v. ntr. in emulation; they contend with 



rqajarpoq v. ntr. nearly, had nearly 



rqammerpoq v. ntr. just, just now 



rqarpoq v. ntr. hardly, with difficulty 



rqaarpoq v. ntr. first 



rqlppoq V. ntr. again 



rqippoq (cf. LLcirqipjwq) v. ntr. is able to 



rqissiwoq v. intr. is or can better now than before 



rqissaarpoq V. ntr. doing to the best of one's ability; dili- 

 gently 



rqoorpoq v. ntr. presumabl}^, most likely 



rqortooq n. has a large , has a great 



rquppoq, rquppaa n. goes that way, along that side of it 



rqiiicaa v, ntr. wants him to , bids or asks him to; intr. 



wants himself to be ed by some one else 



TLaaq V. newly, recently 



rujuk N., rujuppoq v. ntr. improper, improperly 



rujoyyuaq wretched; miserable, pitiable 



rujussuaq enormous; awfully 



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