kintchampeli — kitcha. 133 



kint chna, Mod kildslma. d kikantchna to walk, march, or ride in a file; 



to go single file. Cf. kfnshakshna, kintchdntko, skintchna. 

 kf nual;^ a, d. kikanual^a (I) to go, march or travel uphill in a file, 23, 7. 

 (2) to go up hill, to climb an eminence, said of many subjects. Cf. g-a-ul^a. 

 kfnualpka, d. kik^nualpka to give an upward direction to an an-ow, rifle, 



piece of artillery. Cf kinshakpka, Mya. 

 kinuina, d. kikanufna (1) to go single file, to travel one behind the other. 

 (2) to proceed in a serpentine, meandering line. Note to 162; 1. 



kt'sh, d. ki'kash (i short) fishin/f-spear ; fish-gig, fish-harpoon of Indian 

 manufacture, 180; 20 Cf kiutka (3). 



kl'sh, M'h, d.'kiM^h stmset, sundown, eve, evening: kissa'mi, kishe'mi, d. 

 klk'she'mi at sundown, in the evening twilight, 31, 1.; kishdmtki, Mod., about 

 six d'cloch in the evening. Contr. from gd-isli ; see gdna 



kfshlza, d. kikdshl^a to step, pace, tread. 



klshkanka d. kikdshkanka to walk about, 24, 20.; to walk outdoors, in the 

 field, prairie etc. 



kishtelAntcha, d. kikashteldntcha to .90 around the camp;, to visit one's 

 neighbor or neighbors. 



kishtelAntchna, d. kikashteldntchna to walk on the side of the horse or 

 wagon: gel61ank k. to dismount and walk on the horse's side. 



kfshtchipka, d. kikdshtcliipka to step up, to come towards; to approach to 

 somebody, 136, 6. 



k 1 s h t c h k a , d. kikashtchka to step on something while marching ; to tread 

 upon, 104, 2. Cf kfshl;fa. 



kishtchna, d. kikAshtchna (1) to go slow, to pace; said of persons, horses, 

 etc. (2) to step on, tread upon: na'shak wakish kfshtchnank after step- 

 ping on one step of the inside ladder, 112, 4. 



kitita, kitlua, kituina, kitulala; see kitita, kftlua, kftiuna, kituldla. 



kitti , pi. tumi k, domestic cat; from Engl kitten. Mod. for pushish Kl. 



kittidga, ^\. txum 'k.., kitten, young of cat. Mod. Dim. kitti. 



kf tcha, kitcha, k^dsa, ga'dsa, (1) adv., in a small degree; a little, not much, 

 somewhat: ke'tcha i dl^a you are selling cheap; t^^lamash kdtsa miiatita 

 shl^wish southwest wind. (2) adj., little, small; abbr. from kitchkdni: 

 gil'tsa lupi kiat^ga a little bit (of it) enters first, 73, 5. : k^tsa=laki subchief 



