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abandon, v. t, Imsliliudsha, du. 

 tushliudslia, pi. tilfiidslia; a. mali- 

 ciously or not, k'lewi'dslma; cast 

 away, inan. obj., puedsha; aniiii. 

 or inan. kedsha, kddshna; leave 

 behind, tulina; rim aivay from, gu'- 

 slika, guikaka; to he abandoned, 

 straying, 161al%a ; cf. stray, v. 



a b d o men, nkasli. 



abduct, V. t.,one anini. obj.,spunt;ja; 

 to carry away on one's arms, kshena, 

 kshukatkal. Cf. abstract, kidnap. 



abhor, v. t., mu'tchka, sniu;(tcha, 

 shn6kakia. 



abject, ku-idshi; a. in character, 

 kiiidshi stei'nash, tchakalsli, p<4pa- 

 lish. Cf. bad, mischievous. 



a b 1 e , t o be; usually expressed by 

 the particles ak, &k a, akA, ka; not 

 to be able, ke'shga, tchdna, or the 

 particles dk ka-i, ka-i aka. Cf. un- 

 able, to be. 



about, (1) prep., expressed by the 

 case-suffixes -ti, -tat. (2) adv.; cf. 

 around, near. 



a I) ove, adv., ti'i, tii, tut; at a distance 

 a., ti'i; hu, mostly in the suffixed 

 form: -u, a. there; «., uj^ there, 

 high up, ;itu, ])'lai, p'laitaia; a., on 

 the top of, p'lentant; acting, doing 



from a., p'laikni; coming from a., 

 p'laitalkni, plaitalantni, tu'shni; the 

 one, those a., p'lentankni ; who, tvhat 

 is {high) a., p'laikni, p'laitani. Cf. 

 h4pa. 



above, jjrep., p'laitana, p'lentant, 

 but mostly expressed by pre- and 

 suffixes; to stand or be a. others, or 

 a. the one speaking, tk41amna, du. 

 lualamna, pi. liulamna. 



a b r u p t , steep, lalatko, m'laiksini ; 

 to be a., steep, lala. 



a b r u p 1 1 y, adv., referring to slopes, 

 m'lai. 



absence; in the a. of, kdlianta, loc. 

 of k^liak. 



absent, gone, neg; to be a., kii'gi; 

 to be a. again, kii'gipele. 



abstract, v. t, anim. and long ol))., 

 tmdshka, pi. yimeshka ; filch, aiui- 

 lipka ; steal, palla ; a. again, re- 

 peatedly, pAlapele; abstracted, filched 

 object, anulipkuish. Cf. abduct. 



absurdly, huna'shak. 



abusively, huna'shak 



abyss, gintxish. 



accelerated, ki'llitko. 



accidentall}', huna'shak; to find 

 a., gawal ; ndakal, pi. I'tkal; one 

 who finds a., i-Atklish. 



