BOAS] HANDBOOK OF AMERICAN INDIAN LANGUAGES 789 



tAci' as many as, number (cf. tASwi-). 



meddswdtAc'wMtc^ the number was ten 164.4 (for medasw^ ten 

 [§ 50] +a- [§ 10]; d—watc' [§ 29]) 



dtAciwdtc as many as there were 166.3 



Possibly in the following passages tAci- is to be explained 

 in the same way, though this is not apparent from Dr. Jones's 

 somewhat free translation: 90.12; 108.6; 110.4; 150.17; 

 152.20; 164.4; 166.3; 244.13; 336.9; 346.21. It is quite clear 

 that tAci- is in some way connected with tASwi-, as is shown by 

 dmedsiciwd0 they were ten 78.14, as compared with me- 

 daswdtAciwdtc^ the number was ten 164.4 (for meddsw^ a- 

 [§ 10]). The word for ten is meddsw' [§ 50]. For the inter- 

 change of s and c, see § 9; and for the loss of the second 

 member of a consonant-cluster, § 12. 



tAgivi' together. 



tAgwi 10.2 together with 



dtAgwimecenetc^ they were taken captive together 26.3 (d — etc* 



[§ 41]; mec- to capture; -e- [§ 8]; -n- [§ 21]) 

 tAgwitepdnetdtdw* the land was owned in common 34.1 {-dne- 



[^ 18]; -w)q§28]) 

 aiAg^mAtometc^ they were asked together 338.7 (a — etc^ [§ 41]; 



tiAto- to ask; -m- [§ 21]) 

 wliAgiiswAge " that I should have put them together and cooked 



them 158.8 (wl- irregularly used with the subjunctive; see my 



note to § 29; -Age'' [§ 29]; u for wi [§ 12]; -sw- for -su- [§ 20]) 

 See also 178.8; 372.17 



tAu-f tan- to engage in. 



kttAnetipen"' let us make a bet together 296.18 (literally, let 

 us ENGAGE IN AN ACTIVITY TOGETHER; hcuce, by inference, 

 gamble; U—jpen'^ [§ 28]; -e- [§ 8]; -tl- [§ 38]) 



d'tAwetltc^ he was gambling 314.6 (a — tc^ [§ 29]) 



tanwd'wdmd'w"^ he quarrels with him (literally, he engages in 

 repeated noise with him; -m- [§ 21] -dw"- [§ 28]) 



tanwd'tva'tow"^ he bangs away on it {-to- [§§21, 37]; -w"' [§ 28]) 



d'tAnwd'tAminitc* cries were sounded 192.3 (d^nitc* [§ 34]; wd- 

 sound) 



d'tAnenetlg* in the thick of the fight 168.1 (a- as ordinarily; -e- 

 • [§ 8]; -n- [§21]; -tl- [§ 38]; -g* locative suffix [§ 42]; the con- 

 text alone suggests the idea of fighting) 



dJiAnemitAnusdtc^ as he continued to engage in walking 48.20 

 (a — tc^ [§ 29]; JiAnemi- [§ 16] to continue to; -usd- [§ 19] to 

 walk) 



See also 190.13, 23 



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