tameapoato raise, as cattle or any domestic animals, or fruit trees; to have for the purpose of raising, or to let it grow; to domesticate; to tame, ʋlhpoba, pp., imapoa, to ally; to betroth; to espouse; itimapoa, to espouse each other; itimʋlhpoba, pp., of above; apoahanchi, “to spare,” 1 Sam. 15:3; chikapoancho, Gen. 18:24.ʋlhpobaexotic; tame.kostinito be sensible, moral, wise; to be subdued, gentle, tame; to have the senses.
tamedʋlhpoaespoused, Matt. 1:18; bespoken for; domesticated; raised; saved, as a tree or plant; tamed; itimʋlhpoba, espoused to each other.
tanhummʋchito color red; to dye red; to tan; to paint red; to make red; to redden; siaihummʋchi, to redden for me and mine, — applied to the red poles of graves.
tapabichaa tap hole; a bunghole; a faucet; a spout.abichkachipl., tap holes.hlumplito perforate; to penetrate: to pierce; to bleed; to lance; to open; to puncture; to tap; to thrill; i̱hlumpli, to bleed him.isht ʋlhkʋmaa stopple; a cork; a plug; a tap; a wad.isht bichelia tap; a spout; a faucet; a brass cock; a funnel; a tunnel.oka abicha isht ʋlhkʋmaa spigot; a tap; a spile; a cork; a stopple.oka abicha isht shʋnaa tap that is put in with a screw or that has a screw on one end.oka isht bichaa tap; a brass cock.sakahapl., to strike, as with an ax; to thump; to rap or tap anything hard or solid; to fillip.sokolichising., to smite; to tap.soku̱hato smite; to tap; to rap; to strike with the knuckles, Luke 11:9; to knock, Matt. 7:7; Luke 13:25, where it is used in the plural number.sukolichito tap; see soku̱ha.
tap holeoka abichaa tap hole; a tunnel; a funnel; a faucet; a waterspout; a spout for water.oka isht bichelia brass cock; a tap hole; a spout for water; a tunnel; a funnel; a faucet.
taperibakchufanlito taper.ibakchufanlichito taper; to sharpen, as to a point; to make sharp pointed like a wooden pin or a spade.ibakchufa̱shlipl., to taper.ibakchufa̱shlichito taper; to sharpen as to the point.pʋlaa candle; a lamp; a torch; a light; a taper, Matt. 5:15; 6:22; 25:1, 7, 8; Luke 15:8; pʋla isht ʋla, bring a candle.
taperingchu̱sato be pointed or tapering; smaller at one end than at the other.ibakchufanlipeaked; pointed; slender pointed; tapering; tapered.ibakchufa̱shlitaper; peaked; pointed.ibakshakanlistraight and tapering, like a spade, not hollowed or dishing; see ibakchufanli.itakpishelishaped like the snout of a hog or the rim of a vial or a bell, smallest at the upper end and opening wide.