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kanimachiv. a. i., v. n.to be partial; to despise. Matt. 5:44; 18:10; to act partially; kanimanchi, nasal form, to act with partiality; Matt. 6:24; kanimachilahe keyu, to despise.alsokanimali
kanimampoa.which of two; either of two; whichsoever; kanimampo ho̱; kanimampo hokia; kanimampo hosh; kanimampo hot.
kanimampo keyua.neuter; neutral; neither.
kanimampo kiaadv.either.
kanimash inliadv.sometimes.
kanimash inli kiaadv.whenever.
kanimiv. a. i.to be some; it is definite, and kaniohmi, distinctive.
kanimia.some; somebody; certain, Luke 6:2; Mark 2:6; 12:5; 13:4, 5, 7, 8; some (seeds); kanimi kʋt a̱sha, kanimimʋt ia; kanimi hosh abeka; kanimi ho̱ chumpa sabʋnna, I wish to buy some one; na kanimi keyu, a., sound; “nothing the matter;” nan iki̱kanihmo ka hioke, “he shall be free,” Matt. 15:5.alsokʋnimi
kanimichiv. t.(definite), to do it somehow or in any way; kanimihchi, v. t., Mark 11:18; Matt. 10:19; 12:14; kanimiechi, kaniemichi, pro. form; kanimichit ikbit chibʋnnakmʋt ikbi; kanimihinchi, v. t., Acts 10:39.
kaniohmin.(distinctive), matter; a measure; manner; fashion; an occasion; an occurrence; parts of; Kalili i̱kaniohmi, Matt. 2:22; face; appearance, Matt. 16:3; pi̱kaniohmi, our business, Josh. 2:14, 20.
kaniohmia.any, as nitak kaniohmi, any day, Matt. 4:6; being of some sort or of some kind; in some way or time, Luke 13:25; some; certain, Matt. 9:3; 12:38; some, i. e., a part, Josh. 8:22; wak kaniohmi chimalachi̱, I will give you a cow of some kind.akaniohmi
kaniohmiv. t.to do; Chisʋs ʋt akaniohmitoka̱, John 21:25; Acts 1:1; Matt. 6:3.
kaniohmiv. n.to be of some sort, Matt. 5:20; to be in some way or time, etc., Luke 5:19; Matt. 26:24; 10:42; kaniohmi, is the responding form of katiohmi, or katiohmi is transitive and kaniohmi intransitive; kaniohmahe ikithano, a., dubious, Luke 18:17; kaniomit offo, how they grow, Matt. 6:28; kaniohmi tokba; kanioht, a contracted form.
kaniohmiv. a. i.to do somehow; kaniohmilahe keyu.
kaniohmin.a sort; a kind; a fact, okfa kaniohmi moma, valleys of every kind, i. e., all valleys, Luke 3:5.
kaniohmi chishbaa.uncertain; in a way unknown.
kaniohmi chishbav. n.to be uncertain; to be in a way unknown.
kaniohmi foka ho̱adv.when, Josh. 2:18; 3:3.
kaniohmi kashadv.when, in time past.
kaniohmi kiaadv.somehow; in any way whatever; of any kind; however, Matt. 18:7.
kaniohmichiv. t.to cause it to be somehow or of some fashion; to do to, Josh. 8:2; 9:3; to do unto; to do as a custom, 1 Sam. 2:13, 22; to do, Ps. 37:8; to improve opportunity, Matt. 26:16.