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happinessisht ilaiyukpaadvantage; happiness; means of his own happiness.nana yukpalife; happiness, in a theological sense.
happyimanukfila ikkʋllohappy.iti̱kanahappy; friendly; harmonious; kind-hearted.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.
happy placeaiyukpajoy; a happy place; a place of happiness.
harangueanumpa isht hikato deliver a speech; to harangue; anumpa isht ika, see Child’s Cat., p. 10, q. 42.
harangueranump isht ikaa haranguer.
harassintakobichito make lazy; to tire; to weary; to harass, Luke 18:5.
harassedintakobiharassed.tikabitired; weary; exhausted; weakened, as by sickness; debilitated; enervated; faint; Matt. 15:32; fatigued; harassed; faded; languid; overdone; tiresome; weakened; worried; tikambi, pp.; tikambi, a., dull; enervate; feeble; frail; weak; weary; iktikambo, a., unwearied; tikambahe keyu, a., untirable.
harbingertikba̱yaa harbinger; a forerunner; a precursor.
harborafohaa rest; a place of rest; a harbor, Josh. 1:13, 15; afohahe a̱ hʋsh ahauchahimakoke, “ye shall find rest,” Matt. 11:29.atukkoto take refuge; to shelter; to take shelter; to harbor;fohato rest; to take ease; to ease; to harbor; to recruit; to repose; to respire.fohachito give rest; to cause to rest; to rest another; to ease; to harbor; to recreate; to repose; to unburden. ilefohachi, v. ref., to rest himself; hʋchifohʋchilashke, I will give you rest, Matt. 11:28.ishito take; to hold; to get; to seize; to apprehend; to draft; to draw; to embrace; to entertain; to gain; to grab; to grasp; to harbor; to cover, as the floor; to bear children, as a woman, 1 Sam. 2:21; covered the hills, Ch. W., p. 18, to assume; to attach; to come by; to receive, Matt. 10:41; 14:20; ishwa, pl. of ishi; i̱shi, i̱hi̱shi, having, holding, etc.; isht holisso ha̱ i̱shili, I am holding the pen; ieshi, pro., to keep, 1 Sam. 7:1; Matt. 5:23; chi̱shachi, shall hold thee, Luke 4:10; ieshi, to draw (the sword), 2 Sam. 24:9; sa̱shi, John 6:56; ieshichi, to make; to inherit, 1 Sam. 2:8; itishi, to take together; to take each other; to wrestle; ilaiti̱shi, to take unto himself, as to take an evil spirit, John 8:48, 52; ilaieshi, to have, Matt. 11:18; 15:30; 16:27; eshi, to travail, 1 Sam. 4:19; imaiishi, to dispossess him; to unfurnish him; i̱shi, to keep back; imishi, to wrest; hatak imishi, v. t., to unman; aiishi, to unhinge; to take off as a saddle; to unsaddle; to divest; to take away, Matt. 5:40; 7:4; 13:20, 22, 23; to imbibe; to include; to keep; to maintain; to obtain; to partake; to preserve; to procure; to receive; to touch; to twine; to vest.peni ataiyaa boat landing; a landing; a harbor; a port.peni chitatayaa ship harbor; a harbor; a haven.
hardchilakbihard; dry and stiff, as a dry hide.chilakbito be dry; to be stiff, as a hide or leather.chitoliloud; hard; large; stentorian.chitolithard; loudly; as chitolit umba, it rains hard.homibitter; sour; acrid; strong; smart; acetous; ardent; fiery; astringent; brackish; hard; poignant; pungent; racy; sharp; tart.itatoba kʋlloclose; hard, when trading.kachombihard, as a swelling; swelled; caked.kachombito be hard, etc.; hichi ʋt kachombi; ofosik ikonla yʋt shatalit kachomba, the puppy’s neck is swollen hard.kamʋssastrong; firm; hard; brave; hearty; aged; ripe in years; mature; callous; inveterate; permanent; resolute; rigid; vigorous; solid; stable; steadfast; stiff; straitlaced; tough; unpliant; unshaken; nakni kamʋssa piahoke, we are brave men; ikkamʋsso, unhardened.kʋllostrong; athletic; powerful; mighty; brawny; cogent; firm; hard; tough; stiff; callous; acute, as a disease; severe; bony; braced; able; energetic; forcible; furious; hardy; harsh; hearty; heavy; high; inveterate; lusty; masculine; nervous; obdurate; pithy; potent; powerful; profound; resistless; rigid; solid; vigorous; violent; boisterous, Matt. 14:30; robust; rough; sinewed; sinewy; stable; steadfast; steady; stern; stout; straightlaced; strict; stubborn; sturdy; substantial; tense; tight; trusty; tyrannical; unrelenting; unshaken; valiant; valid; iti̱nkʋllo, mutually strengthened; strong against each other; ikkʋllo, a., enervate; faint; flat; flimsy; soft; stale; unfirm; infirm; unhardened; unseasoned; unsolid; unsound; unstable; weak; weakly.kʋllotwith hardness; severely; strongly.kʋsbitrod hard and made smooth.palʋmmiinexorable; mighty; oppressive; potent; powerful; rigorous; sharp; sore; stern; strict; terrible; tight; tremendous; tyrannical; violent; tedious; burdensome; cruel; austere; severe; arduous; strong; fearful; fell; grievous; hard; heavy.sʋlbohardened, as the skin in the inside of the hand; hard; salahbo, v. a. i., to be “past feeling,” Eph. 4:19.sʋlboto be hard;sʋlboto become hard.
hard heartednukha̱klo ikshohard hearted; without pity; merciless; ruthless; savage; unrelenting; unsparing; i̱nukha̱klo iksho, a., unmerciful.
hardenakamʋssato harden.akʋlloto harden; to grow hard there.akmoto harden; to congeal; to stiffen.akmochito solder; to harden; to congeal; to found; to run; itakmochi, recip. form, to cement together; to cause to adhere; to close up; to press the sides of a wound and cause them to unite; itaiakmochi, v. t., to solder.alʋllichito harden by pounding, as wak hakshup alʋllichi, n., a lapstone.chilakbichito stiffen; to harden; to dry; to starch; to size thread.hakmoto congeal; to cool; to harden, as tallow when it cools.hakmuchito cool; to cause to harden; to congeal; to found; to cast.kamʋssʋllito strengthen; to confirm; to harden; to stiffen; to toughen; itakamʋssʋlli, to press them together, as planks on a floor; to paste; to pin.kʋlloto act with strength; to harden; to indurate; to rage; to stiffen; ishkʋllashke, you must act with vigor.kʋllochito straighten; to temper; to toughen, Matt. 9:30; 12:16; 16:20; to harden; to strengthen; to make strong, as coffee, rum, etc.; to confirm; to consolidate; to corroborate; to enforce; to establish; to indurate; to invigorate; to ratify; to sear; to season; to stiffen; ikkʋllocho, v. t., to dilute; to weaken; to enervate; ikkʋllochochi, v. t., to enervate.sʋlbochito harden; to make a callous; to harden the flesh.
hardenedakmosoldered; congealed; hardened or cold (as tallow); itakmo, soldered together; cemented; closed up.hakmocongealed; hardened; cooled; cast; run; molded, as in a furnace.kamʋssastrengthened; confirmed; hardened; stiffened; itakʋmassa, pressed together; strengthened by each other; pinned; akamʋssa, sealed; ikakamʋsso, a., unsealed.kʋllomade strong; strengthened; hardened; confirmed; consolidated; enforced; established; fixed; indurated; invigorated; ratified; seared; set; tempered; ikkʋllo, enervated; softened.sʋlbohardened, as the skin in the inside of the hand; hard; salahbo, v. a. i., to be “past feeling,” Eph. 4:19.
hardenerkamʋssʋllia strengthener; a supporter; a hardener.kʋllochia hardener; a strengthener; an enforcer; a ratifier.
hard-heartedchu̱kʋsh kʋlloflint-hearted; hard-hearted; headstrong; obstinate.imanukfila kʋllounfeeling; hard-hearted.
hardihoodnukwia ikshohardihood; hardiness; temerity; valor.
hardinessnukwia ikshohardihood; hardiness; temerity; valor.palʋmmia hardship; hardness; hardiness; power; rigor; severity; sharpness; strictness; woe, Matt. 23:23; kucha kapʋssa kʋt palʋmmi fehna hoke; nana palʋmmi, wrath, Josh. 9:20.
hardlychohmisomewhat; in some degree; measurably; moderately; in a limited degree; to some extent; partly; partially; hardly; like; pretty; scarcely; tolerably; achukma chohmi, kapʋssa chohmi.nahawell nigh; for a time; almost; nearly; hardly; nigh; scarcely; illinaha; hikikia naha.
hardnesshlimimpasleekness; smoothness; hardness.kamassastrength; firmness; hardness; rigidity; rigor; solidity; steadiness; stiffness.kʋllostrength; vigor; power; hardness; energy; firmness; force; harshness; intensity; might; nerve; pith; potency; rigidity; severity; sinew; solidity; steadiness; stiffness; stress; strictness; valor; violence; virtue; ikkʋllo, feebleness; weakness.palʋmmia hardship; hardness; hardiness; power; rigor; severity; sharpness; strictness; woe, Matt. 23:23; kucha kapʋssa kʋt palʋmmi fehna hoke; nana palʋmmi, wrath, Josh. 9:20.
hardykilimpistrong; stout; athletic; powerful; mighty; forcible; hardy; cogent; lusty; potent; robust.nipi achukmahardy; healthy; hearty; hale.nukwia ikshocourageous; hardy; intrepid; resolute; undaunted; unembarrassed; valiant; valorous.
harechukfi pʋttakʋta naknia buck; the male of the hare.chukfi pʋttakitaa hare.
harkahoh!, calling attention, like hark! listen!haponakloto listen; to attend; to give attention; to lend an ear, Josh. 1:17; to give ear; to hear; to hearken; to hark, Matt. 11:5; 17:5; isht haponaklo, to hear with, Matt. 13:9, 43; 18:15, 16: ikhaponaklo, neg. sing., not to hear; ikhaponaklo, a., deaf; surd, Matt. 11:5; hʋlhpanaklo, pp., to be heard.
hark!mah!hark! listen! an interjection calling attention.
harlothauia harlot; a whore; a strumpet; a fornicatress; an adulteress, Matt. 5:32; Rev. 21:8.hauito act the harlot; applied to females not to men, though in the New Testament this word is used in the masculine gender.haui tobato become a harlot; to prostitute one’s self or herself.haui tobʋt nowato act the harlot.ohoyo hauia lewd woman; a harlot, Josh. 2:1; a strumpet; a prostitute; a wench; a whore.
harmashʋchia sin; a mistake; a blunder; a debt; harm; a lapse; an offense; in scripture, an error; a deviation; a fault; a miss; or aiashʋchika (q. v.).hotupalito hurt; to wound; to abuse; to give pain; to inflict an injury; to injure; to harm; to outrage; to pain; to persecute; to torture; to twinge; chu̱kʋsh hotupali, to wound the feelings; to affront; to insult.nan imokpuloadversity; harm.okpʋnito destroy, Matt. 5:17; Josh. 2:10; to spoil; to abolish; to ruin; to injure; to mar; to scathe; to rend, Matt. 7:6; to abuse; to blemish; to hurt; to consume; to contaminate; to corrupt; to damage; to damnify; to deface; to defile; to deprave; to depredate; to devastate; to devour, Matt. 15:11, 18, 20; to eat; to exterminate; to extinguish; to harm; to havoc; to infect; to lose; to misimprove; to misuse; to muddle; to mutilate; to overthrow; to palsy; to pervert; to profane; to raze; to ravage; to remove; to ruin; to slur; to trespass; to undo; to unmake; to vitiate; to vilify; to violate; to waste; ilokpʋni, to destroy himself; to abuse himself, etc.; pisa okpʋni, v. t., to disfigure; itimokpʋni, to destroy for each other; imaiokpʋni, v. t., to foil; okpaiyani, pro. form.okpuloevil, Matt. 5:11; badness; vileness; asperity; damage; destruction; depravity; devastation; an enormity; a fall; a hazard; harm; havoc; a hurt; impurity; meanness; an overthrow; pollution; rascality; ruin; sinfulness; turpitude; wickedness; wrong; ikokpolo, ikokpulo, a., unharmed; uninjured; unspoiled; unviolated; untainted.yoshobaa sin; an error; folly; guilt; harm; illness; impiety; iniquity; sinfulness; a transgression; a trespass; uncleanness.