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 THE VOCABULARY.

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TJmulliko, m., to do, to make,

to create. Unmulliko, m., to make afraid, ^ to affright, to startle. Uutelliko, on., to dance. Upulliko, on., to do with, to use,

to work with. Uwolliko, m., to come oo' go ; to

walk, to pass, &c.

AV.

"Waipilliko, on., to wrestle. Waipulliko, m., to hunt. Waita,w.,to depart, to be away. AYamulliko, m., to bark a tree,

to skin. "Wamunbilliko, on., to permit to

go, to let go away. Warakarig, on., to be full, to be

satiated. "Warekulliko, on., to put away,

to cast away ; to forgive. "Warin-warin, m., to be crooked. "Wari-wari-kulliko, ot., to strew,

to scatter about, to sow seed. Warau, on., to be flat oo- level,

to be plain. "Waruwai, on., to battle, to en- gage in fighting. Watpulliko, m., to swim, to

stretch the hands to swim. Wattawalliko, on., to tread, to

stamp with the foot or feet. "Wauwibunbilliko, on., to i)er-

mit to float, to let float. "Wauwilliko, on., to float ; as a

cork or feather. Weilkorilliko, on., to flog, whip,

scourge. "Weir-weir, on., to be lame. "Willug, willuntin, on., to be be- hind, to come after, to be last.

walking ; as, ta-tei-illi
 * Note. — Other verbs also take this for

��Willug bo, willug, in., to return. Winelliko, m., to burn with

fire, to scorch. Wirabakilliko, on., to heat, to be

becoming hot. Wirakakilliko, on., to be hot. Wirrigbakilliko, on., to close

up, to shut a door. "Wirrilliko, on., to wind up, as

a ball of string. W irrob ulliko, on.,io follow after. "Witelliko, on., to smoke a pipe. Wittilliko, on., to sing. WittimuUiko, on., to fall, to be

thrown down. Wiyelliko, on., to speak, to say,

to tell, to command, to ask.

Wiyabunbilliko, in., to per- mit to speak, to let speak.

"VViya-lei-illiko,* on., to talk and walk.

Wiyayelliko, on., to speak in reply, to answer.

Wiyayimulliko, on., to accuse.

"Wiyea, on., to say again, to repeat. Woatelliko, on., to lick. Wogkal, m., to be foolish, not

clever, stupid. Wogimtilliko, ot., to forget any

thing told ; cf., giirrawatil

liko. Woro-woro, on., to swell. "Wotara, m., to be shallow. Wunkilliko, on., to leave. Wiinmarabunbilliko, on., to per- mit to be left, to let be left. Wuno, on., to stoop or bend in

walking. Wupilliko, on., to put, to place. Wurunbarig, on., to be hairy;

as an animal. Wntilliko, on., to cover, to put

on clothes.

m whenever the act is conjoined with ko, ' to eat and walk.'

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