BOAS] HANDBOOK OF AMEBIC AN INDIAN LANGUAGES 765 



coskd' pydci^nw'^ he lies at full length (-cin- secondary connective 



stem[§ 20]; -w« [§ 28]) 

 co'skdpyd^w' is it straight {-w^ § 28) 



Another sense, closely related to straightness, is that of smooth- 

 ness, LACK OF friction, EASE OF MOVEMENT. 



co'skwdw^ it is smooth, slippery 

 co'skwicVnw"- he slips and falls 

 c6'skond^w°' he slips hold of him 

 dcoskondtc he slips hold of him 182.11 



liAneinl to continue to. 



dhAnem.i'pydndtd- he continued to fetch them home 38.6 {a- as 

 above; p?/a- initial stem meaning movement hither; -rt- inter- 

 vocalic, instrumental [see § 21]; -a- objective pronominal ele- 

 ment; -tc^ 3d person singular subject; the form is an aorist 

 transitive conjunctive [see § 29]) 



dh.MieYmnesdtc^ he continued to kill 38.5 (a- as above; -nes- 

 initial stem to kill; -d- objective pronoun; td' 3d person sin- 

 gular subject) 



wlhAnevmciTnesdnetAmuwdtc they will continue to derive benefit 

 from them 376.10 (m — Ainuwdtc [§ 29]) 



dhAnemumeguwdtc^ they kept riding 192.7 



dhAnemdmuwdfci they continued to fly for their lives {-a- [§ 19]; 

 -m- [§§ 21, 37]; -u- [§ 40]; d^wdtc^ [§ 29]) 



dh-Ajaeun^a' gosi'pahomi'gak^ he continued to climb up hurriedly 

 96.19 



dh.AiiQva.\tetepetcdsdnitc^ he continued to whirl over and over 288.14 

 {tetepe- [for tetepi-] allied with tetep- below; -tc- [§8]; -dsd- from 

 -dsd- [= -isd §19]; -nit& [§34]) 



pdcdhAnemine'kwd'tamiriitc gradually the sound grew faint 348.22 



dhAnewiiwdpusdwdtc^ then they continued to start off on a walk 

 108.8 (a- as above; wdpi- initial stem, meaning to begin, loses 

 terminal i before vowel; -^sd- secondary stem of second order, 

 meaning locomotion by land with reference to foot 

 AND LEG [§19]; -wdt& 3d person plural animate subject; the 

 form is an aorist intransitive conjunctive [see § 29]) 



kAsh'{i)- implies potency, ability, efficiency, and gets the meaning of 



SUCCESS, TRIUMPH, MASTERY. 



kA'skihd^w^ he succeeds in buying him (-dw^ [§ 28]) 



kA'skimeno^w"' he is able to drink 



kA'sk[m'mdnA^7nw"^ he can lift it {-Amw"' [§ 28]) 



kA'skima^w'' he succeeds in persuading him (-w-[§21.6]; -aw° 

 transitive independent mode, 3d person singular animate sub- 

 ject, 3d person animate object [see § 28]) 



§ 16 



