110 KLAMATH -ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 



yiita, i-iita, i-6'ta (1) to he Jieavy, weighty, ponderous; cf. yutantko. (2) to 

 walk with heavy, ponderous steps: 169; 52. (3) to shoot at, to fire at: liuka- 

 yank a i-u'ta! lying in amhush they are firing! 30, 3. Cf. 21, 16. 22, 9. 21. 

 23, 1. 31, 2. (4) to kit or wound hy shooting, firing: nia'ns hii'k tchaksi- 

 yank i-u'ta for some time he, while sitting in the hush, fired with effect, 

 23, 21. (5) to kill by shooting or firing. — In the definitions (3) (4) (5) 

 yiita is used only when many objects are spoken of; speaking of one 

 object, or of one shot hitting many objects, shlin, q. v. Cf ngd-isha, tdwi. 



yutantko heavy, weighty, ponderous ; partic. of yutna. Cf t'shdkatko 



y u t a t k a to cry, iveep for, after somebody ; said of mourners, of babes, or 

 of children prevented from following their parents, 89, 3. 



yutetampka to begin shooting, to commence firing, 37, 12.: y. kU'iyat gip- 

 kash they began firing at them while they were in the rocky ledges or lava beds, 

 38, 18. Der. yuta, q. v. 



yutila, yutilan; see i-utila 



yutlanshna, d. yuyu'tlanshna to shoot or hit aside of the mark; to miss 

 the mark in direction, though not in distance, 99, 5. 100, 21. Der. yiita. 



K alternates with g, % and, less frequently, with k, h, hh and g; in some 

 instances, k becomes nasalized into nk, nx etc Words with initial k, %, and 

 g not found under K, to be looked for under G or K; or, if nasalized, 

 under N. K- is sometimes prefix, abbr. from ke, ki tlms, so; cf. kshapa; 

 the prefix ke-, ki-, abbr. k-, refers to an act performed sideways or above; 

 the prefixes kshi-, gshe-, kshu- point to animate beings, or more frequently 

 to one animate being only, as object. The prefixes kui-, gui-, ku-, gu- 

 alliide to distance, while in a few verbs the initial syllables (radicals here, 

 not prefixes) ka-, ga-, ke-, ge- indicate plurality of the subject or object. 

 The negative particle kA-i, not, is embodied in a few terms beginning with 

 k- or k-, cf k4mpka, kAyutch. 



ka, kd, ga, gti; d. kdka, kagga, kak (1) pron. rel , abbr. from kat, q. v., 

 usually proclitic: gd tudta (for tudtala) shkafnihaktch gdtpa whosoever 

 has come, stronger (than 1), 112, 2.; kdgga i hemkankish? ivhich ivords 

 have you been speaking (to me)? 158; 55. (2) pron. interr., abbr. from 



