22 KLAMATH -ENGLISH DIOTIONAET. 



d n i g a , Anika to order or advise somehody to taJce (proAnsions) away with or 

 without permission : 75, 9. nil fwam d. Dibash I told you to go to David for 

 herries; dnika shasli jidla-asli Dibash / tell them to go tvhere David has his 

 flour; dnshat dnika shash fwam I advise them: '■'ye may go therefor berries" 

 75, 8. Causative of dna; of. dnsha. 



diiku, (1. a-dnkii (1) tree, sJiriih : tuitchxsnm L wild cherry-tree ; a'pl'sam d. 

 apple-tree. Anku is usually omitted in names of trees and shrubs, the 

 possessive case in -am standing instead of a subjective case : killluam ju- 

 niper-tree; kpu'kam gooseberry bush. (2) forest, bush, shruhbery, ivoodland: 

 dnkuam tchikass, dnkuti tchikass the bird of the forest. (3) tvood; piece of 

 tvood. C£ 120, 18. 19. (4) stick, 122, 3. club, block, log, limb of tree, 118, 

 11. 120, 4., splinter, 126, 4.: d.=latchash log-house; ttiwa d. they drive a stick 

 into the ground 80, 8.; atfni a. a long pole. 



d n k u a , see dkua and ndkua. 



dnkuala, d. a-dnkuala to cut sticks, tree-limbs, trees, 89, 1. Der. dnku. 



dnsha, dutcha, d. d-ansha to start out for taking or carrying away for one- 

 self, as provisions, 75, 8. Der. dna ; cf (^na, anulipka. 



a n 1 1 (3 y a. The song-line where this word occurs, 185; 46., is said to mean: 

 "you have a large penis". Not Klamath. 



aniilipka, d. a-anulipka to take away without asking for ; to abstract, filch. 

 C£ dna, dnsha. 



anullpkuish object formerly abstracted from others. Cf. Note to 121, 3. 



at; apoc. a (pronounced long), at the time being: now, presently, from this 

 moment; then, at that period, epoch, time; after. This particle refers to the 

 time actually mentioned in the context. (1) noiv, presently, at this time: at 

 ga'tak! that all! thaVs the end of it (cf. gdtak)! 89, 7.; at nu k'lewi I quit, 

 I have enough of it now; at dtpa, the time is up; at ndpal hasp6pke «02<; 

 the egg is hatched. Mod.; at hd i mii'lual are you ready f tii'm at ngii'-isha 

 many are wounded already, 22, 9.; dtiink at up, above there now, 100, 9.; 

 tchd at wow, presently, 87, 14.; at! Mod dtui! enough! tchitchiks a hu't 

 gi! stop that matter now! 96, 15. (2) then, at that time, or epoch. When 

 used in this signification, at generally refers to the past, not to the future : 

 tdnkt at suddenly, at once, 23, 11.; at mdklaks hemkanktdmpka the In- 

 dians then begun to discuss; at ni ho'tsnan at then I ran toivards (them), 



