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yakohmikan.this way; this fashion; this place.
yakohmika ko̱“this is the cause,” Josh. 5:4.
yakokeinter.expressing thanks or pleasure, when spoken quickly.
yakokeint. of regret, when spoken slowly.
yakoke ahniv. a. i.to thank; to feel thankful; yakoke chimaiahnilishke, Matt. 11:25.
yakolushn.an earthen jug; same as lukfi kotoba; see yaklʋsh.
yakomipron.pl., these; several; these here; hatak yakohmi, these men, Acts 16:17; yakohmi kakoke, “are these,” Matt. 10:2; na yakohmi, these things, Matt. 11:25.alsoyakohmi
yakosin.a short time.
yakosiadv.instantly.
yakosi itintaklaadv.suddenly, Luke 2:13.
yakosi ititaklaa.instantaneous; momentary; sudden.
yakosi ititaklaadv.anon; immediately; forthwith.
yakosi ititaklan.a moment of time, Luke 4:5; an instant; a moment; a second.alsoyakosi itintakla
yalʋbliv. t.to do this.
yalʋllahan.a quagmire; see lukchuk yalʋllaha.alsoyalʋlloha
yalʋthav. a. i.to tremble or quiver; as meat just after being killed, and while it is butchered.
yalʋthan.a spasm or quivering of the flesh; a local quivering or twitching of the flesh.
yalʋttakʋchiv. a. i.pl., to quiver; to twitch.
yalʋttakʋchin.pl., spasms; quiverings.
yalubban.a tadpole; a polliwog; a young frog.alsoyaloba