achakapass.spliced (from achakʋli), continued; itʋchaka, pass., joined together, reannexed, spliced, united, welded; ikitʋchako, a., unconnected, not welded.
acha̱kaa.(nasal form), succeeding, following, next; itʋcha̱ka, v. a. i., to join together.
achakʋlechiv. t.caus., to continue; to add on; to join to; itachakʋlechi, v. t., to reannex; achakalinchi (nasal form), to add; to continue; achakalinchimʋt, he added when, Luke 19:11.
achakʋliv. t.sing., to splice; to add to; to new lay an edge tool; applied to putting steel to an ax; to piece; to scarf; to subjoin; to unite; to weld; ilʋchakʋli, to splice together; to couple; to join; to scarf; hʋsh ilachakʋli, Matt. 6:27.
achakʋliv. i.(achakanli, nasal form; achakakanli, freq.), to advance, to continue; ʋba chakali Josh. 5:13 and akkachakali, are perhaps formed from this word.
achakliv. t.pl. of achakʋli, to splice, etc.; ʋlhchʋka, pass. sing.; ʋlhchʋkoa, pass. pl.; itachakli (Heb. 4:12), “joints;” itachakʋchi, n., a joint; v. t., to splice and join together.
achayav. i.to be wont; to be accustomed to a place, as animals; wak ʋt achayʋt taha, the cattle are wont; ikachayo, a., unwonted.
acha̱yan.1a cutting block; a chopping block; place cut, or wounded; a gash made by an ax; pass., wounded at, or there;2a wound.
achayʋchiv. t.caus., to accustom a creature to a place so that it will stay there; to wont; to habituate to a place.
achʋban.a log foot-bridge; a log lying across a creek on which to pass over. [ahchʋp is the word for footlog in use among the Mississippi Choctaw — H. S. H.]alsoasʋchʋpasʋlbʋshasʋlhchʋphahchʋba
achʋfan.oneness; singleness; a unit; unity.alsoachʋffa
achʋfaa.one; the other; another; a; an; certain; individual; particular; simple; single; sole; undivided, Matt. 8:18; 12:6; 17:4; salap achʋfa, one; nanashʋchi achʋfa, Luke 15:7; hatak achʋfa, a man, a certain man, Luke 15:11; ninak achʋfa, a night, or all night.