m b u k a s h — m d y a . 21 3 



ma)i and wife, 77, 2.; hii'k mbush(ila kdlamkshi tak nil tdnk mAk'le;ija tJie 

 man at whose Jiouse I stopped, is married; E-ukskfshash mbushdaltk he 

 was the husband of a Klamath Lake woman, 30, 19. 



m b u s li e a 1 p 6 1 i , d. mbumbsbealpgli (1) to marry the same person again. 

 (2) to live again as man and wife, 60, 20. 77, 2. 78, 2. 11. 



mbu'shni, d. mbu'mbshni (1) to consort with, to cohabit, 90, 7. (2) subst., 

 consort; person living' with another of the opposite sex, legitimately or not: 

 Sdstiam mb. the husband of a Shasti woman. 



m b u t e'% e , mbati%i, d. mbambute'^e, mbambti;{i (1) to jump, skip, leap over 

 something, as an obstruction : Titak a mb. himpoks Titak jumps over a log. 

 (2) to make jumps on level ground. Mod. for himputia^i^a Kl. 



m b n't 1 X a , d. mbumb4tl;{a to jump or leap down. Of. mbAtchna, mbute'^e. 



m e a ; see mdya. 



m (^ d s h a , medshA, d. mdmdsba, memdsha (l) to rem.ove, to move away from 

 the countr}- or district, to emigrate, cf. 13, 4. (2) to remove with family, 

 relatives, 96, 18., or with the whole tribe: medshdpka to remove distantly 

 from or unseen by the one speaking, 34, 4. 



m e d s h 4 m p e 1 i , d. memdsh4mpeli to migrate to the former place ; to return 

 ivith family to the former settlement. Der. me'dshna, -peli. 



me hi ash, mdhias, mdyas, pi. tiimi m., trout; generic term for all trout, 

 the most frequent there being Salmo irideus, 180; 14.: mdhiess pan to eat 

 trout, cf 136, 6.; mehiashe'mi, contr. messa'mi, mdssam "?"« the trout-catch- 

 ing time'", lasting from spring till autumn. Derived from meya to dig oid, 

 as the term trout, Lat. tructa, Gr. rpcohrrf? is derived from Tpcoyeiv to 

 gnaw, dig, make holes. 



m(i-idsha, d. memi'dsha to go to dig, to start out for digging edible roots: 

 sha mbu'shant gdna md-idshuk ka'sh next day they went out to dig ipo-roots, 

 118, 3. 6. 119, 1. Der. mija. 



m d - i s h , d. mdmlsh digging-ground for eatable roots, tubers and bulbs : 

 gdna me-ish%dni he went to the digging-prairie, 96, 1. 



m d y a , mda, d. memia to dig out, to extract from the soil with a tool ; said 

 only of edible roots, tubers, bulbs etc., the names of these being often 

 subjoined; 109, 1. 118, 6 7.: 4mtatka sha m. they dig up with the camass- 

 stick, 147, 10.; simply m., 95, 23. 107, 6.; md-ipks (for meyApkash) 



