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triennialafʋmmi tuchinakmatriennial.
triermomaka pisaa trier.pisaone who sees; a student; a viewer; an examiner; an explorer; an eyer; a gainer; a gazer; an inspector; an investigator; a looker; an observer; a prier; a seer; a trier; a viewer; a witness.
triflenana iskitinusia mite; a mote; a trifle.
triflerisht yopulaa joker; a maligner; a scoffer; a trifler.
triggerahalʋllia shaft; a thill; a trigger; a handle; a bail; a button; a knob; a hilt.tanampo ahalʋllithe trigger of a gun.
trilltaloa afalamoato trill.
trimʋmopl., (tabli, sing.), to pick; to pull; to trim; to mow; to reap, Matt. 6:26; to cut; to clip; to gather, Luke 6:44; to cut off; to crop; to rid; to shear; to slip; pa̱ki a̱ aiʋmo, gather grapes of, Matt. 7:16; shumʋti ako̱ aiʋmo, gather of thistles.emowe pick; we trim; 1st per. pl. irreg., from ʋmo, to pick, to trim.imanukfila tukloto trim.nohlichipl., to trim off small limbs or leaves.shemato dress up one’s self; to dress in fine clothes; to put on ornaments; to adorn; to apparel; to array; to attire; to accoutre; to ornament; to deck; to decorate; to habit; to prank; to prim; to rig; to trim; ilakshema, to deck himself.shemʋchito dress up another; to accoutre; to adorn; to ornament, Matt. 6:30; 2 Sam. 1:24; to array; to attire; to tire, 2 Kings 9:30; to deck; to decorate; to garnish; to grace; to invest; to prank; to prim; to rig; to trim; (another in all instances).yushkabalichito trim close; to clip the hair of the head; yushkabʋshlichi, pl.yushkilalichito trim the hair close only in places; yushkilʋshlichi, pl.
trim offnahlichipl., to trim off; to pick; to cut off; to lop; tanchampi a̱ nahlichi; iti naksish a̱ nahlichi; pass., nahhachi, tanchi laua hosh nahhachi.
trimmedʋlmopl., trimmed; cut; picked; pulled; mown; reaped; clipped; cropped; sheared; shorn.nahatrimmed; picked off; cut off; nahlichi, v. t.naksish nahatrimmed; having the limbs cut off.shemadressed; apparelled; accoutred; adorned; ornamented; decorated; decked; embellished; garnished; graced; invested; trimmed, Matt. 12:44; ishit shema, habited with; isht ashema, arrayed in, with, or by means of, Matt. 6:29.yushkabalihaving the head shaved, trimmed, or clipped; yushkabʋshli, pl.yushkabalito be trimmed short or close, as hair.
trimmeranumpa intukloa trimmer.
trinketisht washohaa toy; a plaything; a trinket.
tripbatʋmmito trip up another in wrestling.ibetʋblito stumble; to dash the foot against, Luke 4:11; to stub; to stump; to trip; to be offended; ibetʋblit satula kamo, I stumbled and fell; iksiaiibetʋblokmʋt, Matt. 11:6; isht aiibetʋbli tok, they were offended in him, Matt. 13:21, 57.lʋsalichia thumper; a trip.lʋsalichit akkʋchito trip.nowa pʋlhkito trip.
trip upapakchiloffito trip up.
tripleaiitishalito ride three together on one horse; to ride treble.
tripped upapakchilofatripped up.
trippertu̱shpʋt nowaa tripper.
tritehlipaold; having been long used; threadbare; trite, Josh. 9:4.
triturate (grind fine)pushechito flour; to pulverize; to beat fine; to powder; to grind fine; to reduce to a powder; to convert into flour; to triturate.
triturated (ground fine)pushifloured; pulverized; beaten fine; powdered fine; ground fine; triturated.
triumpimaiyaexcess; a conquest; a defeat; a subjection; a triumph; vantage; a victory; a winning.
troatli̱sato troat; to cry, as a buck in rutting time.
trochingsisi lʋpish filʋmminchitrochings; the small branches on the top of a deer’s head.
troddenahʋhlapl. of ahabli, trodden down; trodden on; trampled.anowatrodden, traveled; ikanowo, a., untraveled, untrodden.hʋhlapl., kicked; trodden.
trodden downhlohamabeaten down; trodden down, as grass; trailed. See kahama.hluhamatrodden down, as grass; fallen down, as grass or grain; see hlukama.hlukamathat which is trodden down; (should be hluhama (q. v.), I think. — B).kahamatrodden down; hʋshuk ʋt kahama; kahʋmmi, v. t.
trodden softlitoamashed; bruised; rent; contused; pommeled; shattered; trodden soft, like mud in a road; sore, as a sore mouth; contrite; crushed; quashed; itiʋlbi ʋt litowa, the lips are sore; iklitowo, a., unbroken.