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twinhaiyupa twin; twins.haiyup ʋttatwin born; born at the same birth.ibaiʋttatwinborn.
twineponohonullatwine.ponokʋllolinen; holland; a rope; twine.
twingehotupato ache; to be in pain; to throe; to travail; to twinge.
twinklechʋlhchakʋchechito cause them to shine, sparkle, twinkle, etc.chʋlhchakʋchipl., to shine; to glisten; to sparkle, as particles of oil on the surface of warm water; to twinkle as the stars; to scintillate.
twinklingchʋlhchakʋchia twinkling; a shining.
twirlshanaiʋchising., to crook; to bend; to twist; to wrench; to divert; to pervert; to slant; to turn; to twirl.tonnolipl., to roll over, as a log; to tumble; to twirl.tonnolichipl., to roll them over, as a ball or a log; to tumble; to turn; to twirl.
twistapinnito twist a stick into hair, as the mane.ashanato turn; to twist; as it turns.ashʋnnito spin on or twist on or at.ashʋnnichising. and pl., to lock; to turn a key, or to cause it to lock or turn, 2 Sam. 13:17, 18; to cause to spin or twist on.ʋlbitet shʋnnito double and twist.bochusʋchito warp; to twist: to curl; to cause it to warp.honolato twist.honulato twist (it twists).honulaa twist; pʋla i̱honnula lua, the wick of a candle, Matt.12:20; “smoking flax.”okahlolito twist and break bushes, as a bull with his horns.pʋnato twist two or three strands together.pʋnaa twist; a braid; that which is braided; a plait.pʋnnito twist two or three strands together, as when a rope is made; to braid; to plait.shanaiʋchising., to crook; to bend; to twist; to wrench; to divert; to pervert; to slant; to turn; to twirl.shanaiolito crook; to bend; to twist; to turn askew; to prevaricate.shananchito turn; to twist.shanelising., to turn; to twist.shʋnato twist; to turn; to kink; to writhe.shʋnaa kink; a twist.shʋnachito twist; to turn; to divert, as imanukfila shʋnanchi; shʋnanchi, shananchi (q. v.), nasal form, to parry.yi̱yikechito crook; to twist; to cockle, as cloth; to curl; to furrow; to ruffle; to rumple; to wrinkle.
twist roundapakshʋnnito twist round; itapakshʋnni, itapakshʋnnichi, v. t., to intwine; to twist together.
twistedashanaturned; twisted; locked.ashʋkʋchipl., locked; turned; twisted.bochusawarped; bent; twisted.chikisanabent; twisted; having a twisted neck, or one bent sideways.chikisanato be bent or twisted; to have a twisted neck.chikisanalibent; twisted; crooked; having a twisted or crooked neck.chikisanalito be bent, twisted, or crooked.honulatwisted.pʋnatwisted; braided; plaited; aseta pʋna, John 2:15; ponola pʋna; itapʋna, Ex. 26:1.shanaiacrooked; awry; askew; turned; diverted; perverse; slant; slanting; wry; wry necked; twisted; perverted.shanaioabent; twisted.shʋnatwisted; spun; turned; kinked; screwed; wrested; wrenched; wringed; writhed.
twisted roundapakshʋnatwisted round; itapakshʋna, pp., intwined; twisted together.
twisterhonolaa twister.
twistingyi̱yikicrooked, curling, worming; zigzag; twisting; cockled; curled; furrowed; rumpled; ruffled; wrinkled; winding and crooked like the ridge of a hill.
twitchfullottokʋchising., to part; to move suddenly, as if by a twitch.halahlipl., to hold; to draw; to touse; to twitch; to jerk; to work a pump handle; halʋlli, sing. (q. v.).halahlipl., a drawing; an affection of the nerves; a jerk; a twitch.hlachʋkat ishito snatch; to catch; to twitch.yalʋthato tremble or quiver; as meat just after being killed, and while it is butchered.yalʋttakʋchipl., to quiver; to twitch.yullichito twitch or start, as the nerves.
twitchingyalʋthaa spasm or quivering of the flesh; a local quivering or twitching of the flesh.
twitteryukpato smile; to laugh; to rejoice; to cheer; to chuckle; to delight; to snicker; to suit; to titter; to twitter; to exult; to giggle; to gladden; to glory; to gratify; to joy; to simper; to be pleased, Matt. 14:6; ibaiyukpa, to rejoice with, Luke 1:58; itibaiyukpa, to rejoice together with.
twoitʋchanaiadual, to be two together by themselves, like an old man and his wife when their children are all gone.tuklotwo; double, II; 2;tukloto be two; ishtuklo; itatuklo, to be two together, or both, Matt. 4:21; 10:29; itatukloli, I together with him, two; itatuklo, Matt. 17:3; ilitatuklo, Matt. 17:27; Josh. 9:3; toyuklo, pro. form.tukloto make two; to be two, as etuklo, we two; itatuklo, and, in Chemis akosh nakfish Chan itatuklotok, James and his brother John, Matt. 10:2; Mark 11:11.tu̱klobeing two, or the two; both, Matt. 9:17; 15:14.tuklochito do it twice, or to do two; to make two; itatuklinchi, to double; tuklolichilahe keyu, I can not do both things; to “two,” literally, Matt. 6:24; to take two, Matt. 10:10.tuklokiaeven two.tuklonato reach to two; to extend to two; even two.
two feetiyi tukloa biped; two feet.
two togetheritatukloboth together, or two together; along with; see tuklo; also used for a conj., and; see Gen. 1:1; Matt. 18:15.itatukloto be two together; to unite.
two-edgedhalupa tuklodouble-edged; two-edged.itahla̱kla halupatwo-edged; double-edged.
typeholisso atobaa paper mill; a type.isht ʋlhpisaa measure; a yard; a bushel; a gallon; a mile; any measure; a badge; an ensign; an emblem; a degree; a figure; a gauge; insignia; a metaphor; a model; a note; an omen; a picture; a plan; a rule; a sample; a scale; a sign; a specimen; a square; a symbol; a symptom; a simile; a test; a token; a type; ninak isht ʋlhpisa, n., watch of the night, Matt. 14:25.
tyrannicalpalʋmmiinexorable; 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.
tyrannizeisikkopalit pehlichito tyrannize.
tyrantpalʋmmichia tyrant.