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habitaiimʋlhpesahis disposition, custom, way, habit, humor, instinct, nature, style.aiimomakaa habit; a custom.aiimomʋchia habit.aiyʋmohmia habit; manners; method; a mode; order; principle; a rite; a style; a trade; a vogue; a way.
habitableaiokla hinlainhabitable; habitable.
habitantaiokla achʋfaa habitant; an inhabitant.
habitationaiʋttaa residence; an abode of any kind; the place of one’s birth; a native place; a domicile; a habitation; a lodging; a mansion; a room, 1 Kings 10:26.aiashapl., seats; abodes; habitations; mansions, John 14:2; Chintail aiasha; Matt. 10:5; aiaha̱shwa, freq., John 1:39.chukaa house; a building; a dwelling; a domicile; a cabin; an abode; a residence; a seat; a home, Matt. 8:6; a nest; a den; the hole or the abode of animals; a dome; an edifice; a habitation; housing; a mansion; a mansion house; a structure; a tenement; chi̱chuka, thy house, Matt. 9:6; chuka yo̱, an house, Matt. 10:12; 7:24, 25, 26, 27; inchuka kak illa hoh chatuk oke, Matt. 13:57; itinchuka, v. t., to keep house together; itinchukali, n., my husband, or my housemate, but usually uttered by the woman.
habitualaiimomakahabitual.aiimomʋchihabitual; veteran.shahliaddicted to any course or state; given to; habitual; excessive; abeka shahli, nukoa shahli.shahlito be habitual, or addicted to.
habituallyshahlihabitually; excessively.
habituateachayʋchicaus., to accustom a creature to a place so that it will stay there; to wont; to habituate to a place.aiimomʋchito habituate; to reason.
habituatedachayato be wont; to be accustomed to a place, as animals; wak ʋt achayʋt taha, the cattle are wont; ikachayo, a., unwonted.aiimomachito be accustomed; to be so naturally; to be habituated; aiimomali, I usually do so.
hackchant tushtulito hack, or to chop and cut up fine.chʋnaha holitopaa hack.iti chant tushalichito chip; to hack.lakofaa notch; a deep notch; a hack; an indent; a score.sakahanlito hack.
hadtukatokhad, Matt. 14:3; 16:5; 1 Kings 11:10; was, 2 Kings 9:15, 16; Josh. 2:6.
haftahoklia handle; a haft; a place at which to seize or take hold; a gin; a hilt.aieshia handle; a haft.aiishithe handle; the haft.aiulhpia handle; a haft; a hilt.ʋpithe stalk; a vine; a handle; a tree; a cob; a helve; a haft; a trunk; a body; a leg; a blade, Matt. 13:26; a straw; a spire; the warp or chain of cloth as woven; a staff; a stock; ahʋpi, a potato vine; aiomanili ʋpi, a chair leg; bihi ʋpi, a mulberry tree; chahʋpi, a hoe handle; hʋshuk ʋpi, a spear or blade of grass; iskifʋpi, an ax helve; nusʋpi, an oak tree; the trunk of an oak; the body of an oak; onushʋpi, a blade of wheat; wheat straw; a stalk of wheat; tanchʋpi, a cornstalk; a corncob.hopito stock; to haft; to helve, etc.; to put a handle upon any edge tool; to put woodwork to iron or steel tools or instruments; ulhpi, olhpi, pp.opito stock; to haft; to helve, as a plow or gun; iskifa ya̱ opi, to helve the ax; tanampo a̱ opi, to stock the gun; hullohpi, aiʋlhpi, pass.ulhpia haft; a handle; a shaft.
haftedollupistocked; hafted; handled; helved; ohpi, v. t.ulhpi a̱shahafted; having a haft; shafted.
hafted (having a handle)holopistocked; hafted; helved.
hagohoyo isht aholloa hag; a shrew; a witch.
haggle (hack)tushahlichito cut in pieces; to break into pieces, Matt. 14:19; to divide; to part; to shave; pʋska ya̱ tushahlichi, to break up the bread; to haggle; to mince; to nip; itatushahlichi, to break in pieces; Luke 24:30.
hailhata̱fohail; a hailstone, Josh. 10:11.hata̱foto hail.hata̱fochito cause it to hail.hatafottulato hail; to fall, as hail.i̱hoato call him, her, it, or them; to hail; to halloo; cf. chi̱hatak ont i̱howʋt ʋla, John 4:16; isht i̱hoa, to call with; pit i̱hoa, to call for; to send for, Matt. 4:21. See 1 Sam. 3:4, 5, 6; iki̱hoo, a., uncalled; i̱howa, to call, Matt. 18:2; Josh. 4:4; iti̱howa, to call each other, Matt. 11:16.
hairhasimbish hishithe hair of the tail.hatak pa̱shiman’s hair; a scalp.hishihair, except that of the head, which is pa̱shi; fur; feathers; wool; leaves; a blade; a coat (hishi boafa, to shed his coat); a leaf; a spire; a fleece.hishi lʋpishtashort, fine hair; fuzz.hishi wanukshoshort fine hair; fuzz.isuba hishihorsehair; the short hair of a horse.pa̱sh tohbiwhite hair; gray hair.pa̱sh yi̱yikicurled hair.pa̱sh umbʋlasorrel hair; isuba pa̱shumbʋla.pa̱shihair; the long hair of the head, or simply the hair of the head; the head, Matt. 10:30; hishi q. v. is the word for hair of other kinds.pa̱shi chitothick hair.wanukshoshort hair, as on a hog; fuzz.wonukshothe inner or shorter hair of a hog and small feathers of a fowl.yushbokolihaving white hair; gray-haired; yushbokushli, pl.yushbokoliwhite hair; gray hair.
hair oilpa̱sh isht ahamaoil used in anointing the head, Luke 7:46.pa̱shahamaoil for the head; an oil bag, such as some animals have.
hair ribbonpa̱shi sitaa hair ribbon; hair tied up, called a pig tail.
hairbrushpa̱sh isht kashokʋchia hairbrush.pa̱sh isht kasholichia hairbrush.
hairedpa̱sha̱shahairy; haired; having hair.
hairlessfomosaslender; slim; without a border; naked; without hair.hachunchubabeing without hair, as an elephant.hachunchubachito deprive of hair; to cause to be without hair.hachunchubadeprived of hair.pa̱sh ikshohairless; bald.
hairyhish a̱shahaired; having hair; hairy.hish a̱shato be haired.hishi chitoto be hairy.hishi chitohairy; having much hair; shaggy; leafy.pa̱sha̱shahairy; haired; having hair.pa̱shi chitohairy;wanukshohairy.wononu̱kʋchifuzzy; hairy.wonukshoto be hairy.
halcyonyohbimild; serene; pleasant; fine; halcyon; lenient; meek; pacific; pure; urbane.yukpaglad; pleased; happy; joyful; gay; merry; pleasant; good-humored; good-natured; buxom; blithe; blessed; gratified; amused; halcyon; amiable; complacent; delighted; delightful; facetious; joyous; jocund; lightsome; lively; merry; well-natured; yuppa, Longtown form of this word; ikyukpo, uncheerful; unhappy; unpleased.
halehatak nipi achukmahale; healthy;nipi achukmahardy; healthy; hearty; hale.