nAkia — nAnuktua. 229 



nanukj obj. anim. nanuktinash and ndnuk, obj. inan. nAnuk; local ndnii- 

 kanta, contr. nAkanta, iijikant (1) all, every; every one, everything: iia'd n. all 

 of us, 66, 16.; n. m/iklaks all people, all men, 85, 13. 134, 7; all the tribes, 

 54, 18.; n. every person, wan, 22, 20. 85, 12. 99, 7.; I'xak n. sas he won 

 everything from them, 99, 8.; n. sh(^gsha to explain everything, 95, 20.; n. . 

 nadsha'shak sliuina all sing in a chorus; n. tuA, nanuktua everything, q. v. ; 

 n. psliin every night, cf nishta; n. iii tids shla'popka shash I could distin- 

 guish every one of their nimiber, 22, 14.; iiAnuki (for n gi) all are, 91, 8.; 

 nanuk(3nash lalakiasli all the chiefs, 56, 2. (2) whole, entire, in its totality, 

 the whole of- n. shulota to pint on the whole dress, all garments; ii. shrd6tish 

 the whole garb, dress, 95, 7.; piishish n. mshash pdn the cat ate up the whole 

 squirrel; n. slidllualsh the entire war, 44, 11.; n. the ivhole of his body, 



95, 13.; of her body, 119, 10.; kaila=nt'ikant (for nAnukant) all over the 

 land, 64, 16.; over, through this ivhole country, 157; 40. 



nAniikash, adv., everywhere, in every part, all over,' throughout, 168; 43. 

 1 73 ; 6. : tchu'leks n. k'lekiipkash i'dsh%a they laid the flesh all over the 

 body of the deceased, 85, 8.; n.=kiiila everywhere, 148, 11.; all over the world, 



96, 23.; n. shla'sh ki I can see all over, into every corner, 22. 17. Quoted 

 under Ita, q. v. Cf. na'dshash, ndanaali. 



n ii n u k a s h = k si 1 1 a k n i , ( 1 ) adj , coming from, belonging to every land. 

 (2) 9,\xh9.t., persons, natives from all parts; kA-i tatA lu'luagsla n. the sur- 

 rounding tribes never made slaves, 1 7, 20. Der. nAnukash, kilila. 



n a n ii k A s h k n i , uanukAshni, also nAnukasli=ki'sh (1) settled everyivhere; 

 inhabiting all parts of the country, coming from every part: E-ukskni pi'la 

 lu'luagsla nAnukasli=ki'sas gii'nta kailatat only the Lake People enslaved all 

 the Indians settled within this country, 17, 21. (2) general, universal: nAnu- 

 kashni kaila the universe. 



nAnuktua, nAnuk tua, obj. nanuktuAlash (1) all different kinds of, every 

 kind of articles, 71, 7. 87, 4.: n. shAyuaksh knowing everything, smart, 

 intelligent; tumi n. ginhi^na house furniture. Mod.; n. shunuisliAltko rich, 

 wealthy; n. kia'm every species of fish, 130, 1. Like tuA and kaitua, n. 

 applies also to persons and to things personified: nanuktuAlash sha 

 shtuli'dsha they enjoined to every article, to every object, 120, 21.; mi 

 sA-amoks n. your relations of all degrees, 142, 15. Cf. 145, 1-9. (2) 



