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78^[[-2]]
akak nanih imanihta ^[[young]], cockerel ^2 (H) ^[[Kolōs'i  (K)]]
akak aittibbifa, cockpit (H) ^[[ " [[ditto for: Kolōs'i]] tihȧpkafa, (K)]]
akak alla, cock-crow (H) ^[[kolō'sî ō'la (K]]
akak nani ittibiche, cocker (H) ^[[ " [[ditto for: kolōsî]] nanîh îtîbī'chi' (K)]]
akak ittibihchih, cock fighting (H)
akak [[macron below "i"]]homma, cockscomb (H)   ^[[kolō'sî înh'omma]]
akaka ubaksha, chicken snake (H)
akkak ibba^[[i]], hen hawk (H) ^[[bi'ȧka (K)]]
okkuk in kustu, chicken lice (H) ^[[kolō's îmītcha'´ (K)]]
okkuk im itsha, chicken mites (H) ^[[kolȏ's iⁿkȧsto'´]]
akak ibbi, chicken hawk (H)
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79^[[-3]]  
^[[72]]
ạ[[strikethrough]]qa'taye'[[/strikethrough]]
ạqa't^[[a]],
ạqa'^[[kạ|]]taye', hen
ạqa'^[[kạ]]t nane'ᵋ, rooster
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80
^[[(A + K)]]
ak'ba, fermentation (H)
ak'bo, ferment (H)
aiak'ba, ferment thickness on a vessel (H)
aiak'bo, p. state of having ferment thickness on vessel (H)
a'k^[[a]]ba^[[‿]]chi, to become a fermentation (H), ^[[the food that catches on to the bottom when one cooks]]
akba'ya, that which produces ferment (H) ^[[the burned stuff that catches on to the bottom]]
im-ak'ba, for become fermented, become foam (H)
im-ak'bo, fermented (H)
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81^[[-1]]
ạq[[?]]hā'tkạ, sycamore  ^[[(+K)]]
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82^[[-2]]
^[[(probably from hatko, white)]]
akhotka, buttonwood or sycamore (H)
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83
^[[(+K)]]
ạkiā'lạ, worm
^[[āki-ā'la, big white worms formed in rotten logs]]
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^[[ [83A] ]]
^[[cf. malli]]
akma'li, fragrant, perfume (H)  ^[[fōto hȧnotcî' (K)]]

ạ^[[‿]]koma'ᵋle', ^[[akō'mahalê']] muskmelon (large variety) ^[[tō'hȧ'nȧtcî (K)]]
akmulli, sweet smell (H)
nas pu^[[ȧ]]tkā'li akm^[[oahȧ]]ulli, sweet-fern (H)  ^[[nasp.-fotohȧnotcî]]
itto akmalli, wintergreen (H) ^[[îtō " [[ditto for: fotohȧnotcî]] ]]