BOAS] HANDBOOK OF AMERICAN INDIAN LANGUAGES 1061 



qattaai'poq v. ntr. many in succession; several times 

 qinawoq v. ntr. it might easily come to pass; wish he (it) would 

 not 



qut N. or V. appurtenance; instrument by means of which 



hanneq n., kanneri^oq v. towards; nearly, not far from 



harpoq v. intr. suddenly 

 Tiaarjpoq v. intr. with long, equal intervals 



Z'«5/^ N. , X'as2J9/?6)^ V. NTR. vexatious, bad; odiously, badl}^; unfor- 

 tunately 

 ha^ssak n., ka^ssappoq v. intr. vexatious, vexatiously; ugl}^ 

 katappoq NTR. has got too much of ; is sick of ; is tired 



by 



hlppoq N. INTR. has (a) little; has little 



ho N. refuse, waste; remnant; Ciist off, left off 

 Tcootaarput or -rjpaai n. (by numerals) at the time 

 hiiluh N. pitiable; wretched 

 kxdiippoq V. NTR. rather little, tolerably 



Tfhuppaa v. regards, deems, takes him for 



Jckut N., family, society, company 

 LLCippoq^ LLattiarpoq v. ntr. a short time, a moment 

 LLdttaarpoq ntr. now and then, from time to time 

 LLarpoq v. ntr, with speed; with might and main 



LLCirqippoq v. ntr. he is very clever in 



laarpoq v. ntr. but little; slowly 



lamoq t. intr. impulsively; in an unsteady state 



le N. or V. but 



leriwoq^ eriwoq n. intr. is occupied with, has something to do 



with 



LLeq N. (local superlative) the extreme one as to place, the 



most 



Itrpoq V. NTR. begins to ; is about to 



lerpaa, serpaa (cf. erpaa) n. supplies him (it) with a ; places 



a on it 



lerssaarpoq v. ntr. intends to 



leriorpoq v. ntr. in short time 



liaq I, see iaq\ liarpoq^ see iarpoq 



liaq II N. one who travels to a (place); one who is out hunting 



or gathering 



liorpoq, see iorpoq 



liA\ pi. LLi't N. having , supplied with 



lo N. or V. and; lo — lo, both and 



looneet or; looneet — looneet^ either or 



LLuarpoq V. NTR. well, right; opportunely; completely; at all 

 LLulnnarpoq V . 'STU. wholly; completely 



§60 



