GATSCIIET KAS. LEG. — CREEK GLOSSARY. [115] 83 



quiet ^ undisturbed ; fik'hunnis it is quieted lo, 22; cf. 



magiis. Der. ifiki sofnebodv's hearty hiinnis becomes heavy. 



The explanation is that people with sorrowing hearts will 



remain quiet and not stir about, 

 foyas, foya-is I am sawing, itun foyas I saw timber., wood. 



itu;isfu;/a 'lako cross-cut saw; (i)tu;fu/a sawed timber ; cf. 



kitas. 

 fullangid, fiillis, fulli;hi4it omadin ; cf. a'las. 

 ful 1 id sha'd shas, pi. of obj. fulhuidshas I return., give back. 

 fusua bird; fus^hadshi bird's tail., u-isakfusua water-birds : 



ducks, geese, herons, etc. 



-ga, -ka (-in:-uga, -oka, -iga and other forms), causal suffix 

 appended to nouns and verbs, and abbreviated from -gay 

 kan : o'stiga because there are (or were) four 12, i ; isi- 

 ga/kan, abbrev. isiga becajise he takes or took i. p. 207 ; 

 omiga as^ since., because., on account of ; tchatiduga as 

 they are red 16, 4; komakika as they thought 8, 24 ; iko- 

 si-ga as it is smoking. 



~S°' "g'J? "g""! piivative suffix; cf. -ku. 



-ha, -a, suffixed; serves as interrogative particle : "may it not 

 be so?" cf. -titayis, in 10, 39. 



hadshi tail 12, 27; ihadshi its tail 12, 13. 



hagi, hagita, hakita noise., sound., clatter, hia inhagi this its 

 sound., this noise from it 16, 13; cf watula. Der. hakas 

 / make a noise. 



hah it, see hayas. 



hayayalgi, the four genii who brought fire from the four car- 

 dinal points to the ancestors of the Kasi'hta tribe, accord- 

 ing to the legend related by Taskaya Miko, in vol. i. 222, 

 sq. The term is connected with Cr. hayayagi light., radi- 

 ance., and is referred to in Commentary under Color Sym- 

 bolism, &c. These genii are what other Indian myths call 

 the four pillars of the Sky. 



hayatgi i) daybreak., dawn 8,28; 2) morning, day 14,34. 

 36 ; cf. nodshas, u'hhayatgas. Der. hayas, hatki. 



hayas, pi. of obj. hahi-as J make, construct, mamifacture; 

 hapu hayas / strike camp, encamp 8, 28. hii'li hayas / 

 make war, I am on the warpath ; inkakida hayatis they 



