bʋshliv. t.to saw; to cut with a drawing motion, as with a knife, sword, scythe, or sickle, and therefore also meaning to mow and to reap; to clip; to castrate; to emasculate; to gash; to geld; to hurt; to mark; to nick; to reap; to shear; to slash; see Matt. 5:30, bʋshlit tʋplit ishkanchashke; ilebʋshli, to cut himself.
bʋshlin.a cutter; a sawyer; a mower; a reaper; a marker; a shearer.
Bʋshoklan.Pascagoula; bread people, or cutting people [almost certainly “bread people.” — Eds.].alsoPʋskokla
bʋshpʋpin.a knife handle — a compound word from bʋshpo knife, and ʋpi, handle, stem, or stalk.
bʋshpon.a knife; a knife blade; a blade; Josh. 5:2, 3.
bʋshpo chiton.a large knife; bʋshpo chito i̱shukcha, n., a scabbard; a sheath.
bʋshpo falaian.a long knife; a sword, Josh. 5:13; the blade of a sword; a rapier; a dirk; a bilbo; a dagger, Matt. 26:51, 52; 10:34; Turk i̱bʋshpo falaia, a Turk’s sword, i. e., a scimiter.