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��AX ArSTBALIAN LANGUAGE.

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Tarakal. m., to be bad, evil. Yaialkulliko, w., to move away,

as the clouds!. Tarigkulliko, «?., to laugh. Yellawa-bug-gulliko, on., to

compel to sit, to force to

sit. Tellawa-bunbilliko, m., to per- mit to sit dowu. Tellawolliko, m., to cross legs

down on the ground ; to sit,

to remain, to rest. Temmamulliko, «?., to lead ; as

by the hand, or as a horse

by a rope. Tiirkulliko, w., to tear of itself,

as cloth ; to break.

Tiirkabunbilliko, w., to per- mit to tear, to let tear.

Tiirburririlliko, w., to tear, by means of something.

Tiirburri-bun-billiko, m., to permit to tear, by means of something.

Tiirbug-gulliko, on., to com- pel to tear.

Tiirbug-ga-bunbilliko, m., to

��permit compulsively to

tear.

TimuUiko, m., to make light,

as fur is caused to lie lightly

before the blacks twist it into

cord ; to encourage, to cheer

Tinbilliko, on., to kindle a fire. Yiremba, on., to bark ; as a dog. Yitelliko, on., to nibble or bite;

as a fish the bait. Tuaipilliko, on., to push away,

to thrust out. YukuUiko, on., to send, as a

messenger, to send property ;

rf., tiyumbilliko. Yuntilliko, m., to cause pain,

to hurt. Yurig, on., to go away. Yurdgkilliko, on,, to dive. Yuropulliko, on., to conceal

from view, to hide Yurrug-gun, w., to be faint with

hunger. Yutilliko, on., to guide, to show

the way by guiding. Yutpilliko, on., to pulsate, to

beat, to throb.

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