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1605 ^[[-1]]
^[[1518]]
^[[ōti]]
im-ao'ta, to make fire for (H)
im-ao'ti, to make fire at the same place together (H)
im-ao'to, state of being one who does put fire together (H)
tî'kboton ō'tît, having made a fire (19)
ai^[[y]]o'ti, a place where to make fire at (H) ^[[ȧ'oẋtî (K) (+) onā'ẋtîs (K)]]
imo'ti, to make fire for it, firing engine (H)
^[[(see over)]]  tik^[[a]]ba [[circled]]ulhti[[/circled]], fire wood (H) ^[[tîkabaîto' (K)]]
ibao'ti, two persons to make fire together or make fire at the same place (H)
ibao'to, stating to person to make fire together or same place (H)
itao'ta, to make fire to the ground (H)
itao'ti, to make fire to the ground or yard (H) ^[[îta'oẋtî (K)]]
itao'to, indicating who does put up fire to the ground (H)
iim'ota, indicating that which one is does to make fire for (H)
iim'oti, firing, to make fire; fireman (H)
iim'oto, to make fire for (H)
ilt o'ta, to make fire in outdoors (H)
ilt o'ti, you make fire right here first (H) ^[[ītōẋtî (K)]]
ilt o'to, state of being who does make fire here (H)
immo'ta, now to make his fire (H)
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1606 ^[[-2]]
im-oh'ta, to make fire many times for (H)
im-oh'ti, to making fire from time to time for (H)
imol'ti, wood, for wood, wood for fuel (H) ^[[(+K)]]
imol'to, state of being that to put fire in (H)
im os'ta, I see you make fire for (H)
im os'ti, you do making fire for it (H)
o'ti, fireman (H)
o'to, that which is to make fire (H)
oh'ti, causing a more make a fire (H)
oh'to, become a more to make fire (H)
ol'ti, wood, for wood (H) ^[[(+K)]]
ol'to, wood in the fire (H)
ot'ia, one who makes fire (H)
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1607
^[[?-]] ot-to-bot ih-cho-won'-ha, night^[[‿]]mare (H)
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1608
^[[English word]]
otohapka, autoharp (H)
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1609
owillak sahmoshtoma, water-mark (H) ^[[ō'lȧk sahamōstos (K)]]
owe'`lạn, it (water) rose (033)
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1610
oyạ'mbạ'ko, a bush about 4 feet high found on creeks, the stems of which were used with Spanish moss and omạga'ga to strengthen the legs of children that could not walk. ^[[owōbîtî'ẋko (K)]]
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1611
^[[English word]]
oyscha, oysters (H) ^[[īhō'ca (K)]]