GATSCHET — KAS. LEG. CREEK GLOSSARY. [137] 105 



-ku, -ko, -go, -/o, etc. not^ mis-, privative particle incorpo- 

 rated in adj(;ctives, verbs, and particles: hi'liko bad, wretcfi- 

 ed, "not good"; itski^susiku motherless ; mumikun, cf. mo- 

 mas, etc. 



kuataksi, kutaksi, /udaksi crooked, cu7'ved, bent over ; 

 itcha; kiiadaksi bozv, q.v. 



ku'liis, ko'las I dig, excavate; ikanan ku'la-it having- dug a 

 hole in the ground 14, 6. 



kiisua nut; tbuUikusua fine-nut, lit. "of the pine its nut" 

 14, 14. 



lafas I cut, gash, carve, as with an axe, knife, scissors, etc. 



lam hi eagle 12, 27. 30. lamhi-u the eagle also 12, 25. 



hini i) green; also pa.h\i\{\.n\ green, lit. "grass-green." 2) 

 yellozv ; hinitut omasim although it is yellow 12, 2. 



lapatkin i) o?/. land, out of the xvater ; 2) in the woods; 

 cf. an''lawa. 



histi (a short), pi. laslati black, isti lasti negro; lastis he, it 

 is black, tutka lastid a black or dusky Jire 10, 16. 



latgas, latkas, pi. of subj. palatkis (for the obsolete latkis) 

 i) 1 fall, tumble down; latgis he falls, or he is dead; 

 latlagas I jump up high and come dotvn repeatedly ; also 

 said of animals. 2) / alight on the ground (men, ani- 

 mals) ; \Aikxd omit alighting there, lit. "being falling" 14, 

 32 ; cf. aklatgas. 



latkida i) place of falling. 2) alighting place ; inlatkida 

 place where one person, animal fell, alighted. 



laikas, du. of subj. kakis, pi. apokis i) I sit doxvn ; asa tchii- 

 kun laikas / sit down in yonder house; laikas (lekas) ! 

 du. kakaks ! pi. apokaks ! S'tdown! take a seat ! 2) lam 

 placed, located ; also said of inan. subj. : man 'lanit Ijiigid 

 omis a mountain lies there 16, lO ; apopokin in a bunch 

 here and another there. 3) / settle down, am settled ; I 

 dwell, live, stay ; I remain there, wakat apokis, apiiks 

 cattle is, stays there ; apo/adis S, 22 and apokatis they lived 

 (there) 8, 31 ; i-ap6/adis they settled again, i- having here 

 repetitive function 8, 23 ; apoki imiingatatis they continued 

 to live iS, 2 ; apoki sasin some settled there 18, 3 ; tapa- 

 lan apoki sasatis a part, some settled opposite iS, 3. 4; isti 

 man apogit the people who stay, live there 16, 12; apokit 



