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Afuraye-i, アフラヱイ, 洗ヒ. n. Ablutions. A washing.

Afurayep, アプライェプ, 洗ツタモノ. n. Things washed.

Aha, アハ, キンマメ、ヤブマメ. n. The hog-peanut. Amphicarpæa Edgeworthii, Benth. var. japonica, Oliver. Aha is applied to both the nut and vine though more properly aha is the nut and ahara the vine. Syn: Eha.

Ahacha, アハチヤ, ギンマメノハナ. n. The flower and pod of the hog-peanut.

Ahara, アハラ, ギンマメノクキ. n. The vine of the hog-peanut.

Aheshui, アヘシュイ, 坐眠スル、(Symbol missingJapanese characters). v.i. To sleep in a sitting posture. Syn: Aeshuiba.

Ahekote, アヘコテ, 結バレタ. adj. Tied up. Possessed.

Aekoteguru, アエコテクル, 夫、オット. n. One's husband.

Aekote-nishpa, アエコテニシパ, 主人、天子、王. n. Master. King. Emperor.

Ahi, アヒ, 此ノ字ハ awa ト同シ、在ッテ. part. Same as a-i. Being. Syn: Wa.

Ahonnokka, アホンノッカ, 馴ラス. v.t. To tame.

Ahori-pet, アホリペツ, 堀割、ホリワリ. n. A canal.

Ahui,
アフイ,

Ahun-i,
アフンイ,

入口、入ルコト. n. An entrance. An entering in. As:—Ahui shiri soyui shiri shomo anukara, "I neither saw him going in nor coming out."

Ahun, アフン, 入ル(單數)、例セバ、チセイオルンアレン、内ニ這入ル. v.i. (sing) To enter. To go in. As:— Chisei orun ahun, "To enter a house." The plural form is ahup.

Ahun-apa, アフンアパ, 内ノ戸. n. An inner doorway. Syn: Ahun-turupa.

Ahun-chuppok, アフンチツポク, 西 ノ方. n. The west. Syn: Moshirigesh. Moshiri-pok. Chup-pok..

Ahunde,
アフンデ,

Ahunge,
アフンゲ,

入レル(單數). v.t. (sing) To put in. To bring in. To admit.

Ahunge-i, アフンゲイ, 入レルコト(單數). n. A bringing in. Admittance.

Ahungere, アフンゲレ, 入レサセル(單數). v.t. To send in thorough another. To cause another to admit.

Ahun-i, アフンイ, 入口、入ルコト. n. An entrance. A place of access. Syn: Ahun-ushike.

Ahunka, アフンカ, 布ノヌキ糸. n. The woof of cloth. The threads which run across cloth. As:— Attush oro akunka omare, "to put the woof into cloth."

Ahunka-nit, アフンカニ, 糸卷キ、例 セバ、アフンカニツオロイヨ、糸卷ニ糸ヲ卷ク. n. A spool used in weaving. As:— Ahunka-nit oro iyo, "to wind thread on a weaving spool."

Ahun-mindara, アフンミンダラ, 中敷、土間. n. A small bare place just inside a hut upon which to leave one's foot-gear when entering. Syn: Rutom.