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ipato, V. to finish. 



ipatomaiging a. not believed. iiTark, is. 12. 



ipi, n. female, -svife, spouse. [ipiu, ipipa.] 



ipiapo, (b) w. a fan; v. to fall. 



ipidado, n. evil, sin ; a. bad. 



ipidadd-pugan, v. to cnrse, to blaspbeme. 



ipikai (m), n. female, "^oman = ipikazi. 



ipikai-kaje (m), n. a girl. 



ipika-merkai (nb), a man dressed as a woman in tbe funeral dance. 



ipi-kazi, n. a female, Avoman, wife (lit. female person). 



ipoibiso (b), n. a noise. 



ipokazi = ipikazi. 



ipokozi = ipikazi, pi. ipokoziel. [ipokozia.] 



ipukaja burumo (b), n. a sow (lit. female pig). 



ira (m), n. father- or mother-in-law. 



irada, irado, n. shade, shadow, [iradopa.] 



iradu-aban, v. to shade. 



iragud, iragudo, n. the lips. 



irka (ii), n. resin, used in fixing the heads and joints of spears and 



throwing-sticks. Cf. ierka. 

 inm (s), a. mere. 



irun (■?), maita koiza irun, they were filled. Mark, vi. 42. 

 isau (m), «. a honey-comb, wax 

 isoa (Mg), ad. all right, 

 ita, demons, pi. those, the, 

 ita (m), n. an oyster. Cf. itro. 

 ita durai, demons, pi. some. 

 itar, n. a spotted dogfish ( Chiloscyllium). 

 itra = ita. 

 itro, n. an oyster. 



iuamai (?) wakaiuamai mabaeg, n. priest, 

 iudepa, v. to ask, beg, = ieudepa. [iudiz.l 

 indiz-mulan, c. to pour (?). 

 iuna (Mg), w. sleep. 



iuneipa (m), r. to lie down ; to leave behind 

 iungu-ngulaig (b), v. to interpret. 

 inrdiz, v. to flow. 

 ixitan, n. a grave. 



