200 KLAMATH -ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 



L u k u 11 s h t i , nom. pr. of the Hot Springs neai* Linkville, Lake County, 

 Oregon. The northeastern springs have a temperature of 190° F., and 

 the others are used for bathing. Partitive case of I6kuash, q v. 



lii'k, lo'k, luk, d. lulak grizzly hear; a large kind of bear occurring only in 

 the Rocky Mountains and in the counti'ies west of them: Ursus ameri- 

 camis var. Jiorribilis; 147; 13 ; lu'kam wdash the grizzly bear's cub, 156; 

 36.; hii lo'k shiiika if he kills a grizzly hear, 90, 19 This bear cnjo5'^s a 

 great popularitj^ among these and other Indians, and is often mentioned 

 in the incantations: 156; 36. 157; 42. 46. 158; 50. 176; 4. In the myths 

 he ajipears personified as Liik, 20, 21., Lukamtch, Shashapsh, Shiishap- 

 amtch, q. v. Cf. L6k=Pshi'sh, and Note, p. 132, sect. II. Cf. kima'dsh. 



li'ikaga , lu'kag, d. lu'l^aga, lu'lkag cuh of the grizzly hear. In one of the 

 mythic tales two of these i^lay with two young antelopes and become 

 tlieir victims, 120, 5-121, 11. Cf. shasluipka. 



Lukamtch, one of the names given to the personified grizzly bear in 

 mythic stories: ''Old Grizzly" or ''Old She-Bear'', 118, 7. More fre- 

 quently called Shdshapamtch, q. v. From lil'k, amtch. 



lula, 161a to die, to expire; said of one or more subjects. Tatataks a 

 weas 1. whenever a child has died, 82, 4.; shaslicimoks=161atko ivho has 

 or have lost relatives by death, 82, 5.: p'gi'sh=lulatko bereaved of the mother. 

 Speaking of one subject: k'l(^ka (3), q. v. Cf. leluidshish, 4ulsh. 



1 u 1 a 1 k i s h , d. lul'lalkish, subst., the act of going to sleep; said of more 

 than one person: at tu lulalkshe'mi gi now it is time to retire for the night. 

 Uer. lu'l%a. Cf. sku'l^a, sku'lpka. 



1 u 1 a 1 X a , d. of lu'l;^a, q. v. 



lulamna (1) to wander about, to he lost while straying: shaizi'sh giiluaga 

 \u\iin\n6\a the female shaixish-hird has lost its ivay home, 163; 16. (2) to 

 follow, pursue: luash ai ml'sh a lii'lamnapka fog drifted after me; fog fol- 

 lowed me from a distance, 158; 57. 



lii'ldam, d. luhildam winter, tvintry season; lit. "season of fogs", 35, 17.: 

 hl'ldam giula the tvinter is over; i'lksla 1. to preserve (food) for winter in 

 caches etc., 146, 10.; 1. pashluk when they gather food for the wintry season, 

 148, 10.; atf hvi'k 1. gi't too long ivould that tvinter become, 105, 9. (2) 

 adv., in, during winter, 105, 8. Der. liia, -tamna. 



