70 KLAMATH -ENGLISH DIOTIONAEY. 



ho a, h6ha, d. h6hoa; same as hdwa, q. v. 



h 6 y e k a , li6ye;{a, d. h6hieza to take a long leap, to leap far out, to jump into 

 distance; different from hiiyeka, q. v. 



b6ka, liuka, d. Ii61i'ka, holili'ka (1) to breathe: keshga liukisli he is unable 

 to breathe, he is suffocated, choked or smother iny. (2) to sigh heavily ; to sigh. 



hok4mp6le, d. hoh'kampgli {I) to breathe in, to inspirate air. (2) to re- 

 gain consciousness, to come to life again, to breathe again. Der. h6kna, -p6lf. 



h6kansha, d. Ii6b'kansha; see hukansha. 



hokno'tkisli, hti'knotch, d. huhakno'tkisli nostrils of persons and animals, 

 lit. "breathing apparatus". Der. hokna 



h6ksaska, d. liohiiksaska to catch or capture by hand: kiitash h. to catch a 

 louse on one's own head C£ kshikla. 



h61aka, in gindla li61akank! run and come here! 182; 5, stands for h61al- 

 kank running up to; cf. h61al;^a. 



h 6 1 a 1 z a , holdlka, d. hohdlal%a (I) to run fast, to run up to: ho'lalk tchawl'k 

 sandholiug he runs up to, desirous of a mad fight, U4; 28. (2) to run or 

 jump through: h. liilukshtat to jump through a fire. 



holdpka, d. hohoMpka {\) to leap or jump upon something. (2) to run up 

 hill, to ascend quickly. 



h u 11 a k s h , hoXakali pine-nut while provided with two wings similar to those 

 of the maple-seeds, 7.5, 4. Der. hul;(a. Cf hudsha No. 2. 



h 1 u f p k a , d. hohaluipka to run up close to, to come near. Cf. hulludslmi. 



h 6 n e = s h u s h a t i s h bee, lit. "honey-maker''; half English. Cf bi. 



Hopats, uom. pr. of a camping place on Sprague River; Indians inter- 

 pret it by "Passage to the timber''. 



h6p6litchna, d. huhapehtchna to dodge missiles by jumping aside; to 

 evade shots: h5'pelitsnank anibutat (sa) gena while dodging arrows they ran 

 into the water, 20, 3. Cf gameni. 



hu, hu, hu', abbr. vl, 6, o ; pi. hudsha, hil'dsha (for hCuslia), pron. dem. 

 this, this here; pron pers. he, she, it. Refers to animate beings and inani- 

 mate things within sight of the one speaking or supposed to be speaking; 

 used more frequently in Mod. than in Kl. Cf hu ka-i nilsh 161a Mod., 

 hfik ai hunk kd-i 161a nush Kl. he does not believe me. We find it used as 

 follows: kafliak hu tupaks gi he has no sister, [>[), 1."..; lapeiii hu siiawe- 



