318 KLAMATH - ENGLISH DICTION AIJY. 



sk 1 lui asli k !i, d. ski'shkanuashka to creep mvaij from: kusliam wc-uk 

 skiskaniiiislika ka'ilant the roots oftJie pine creep along the (/round. 



shkisli, shki'sh, ske'sh, kii'sb, d. slikl'shkisli, s;^c'shxasli, kil'kasli (1) fart, 

 fizzle, hreaUng wind: nibdwa ski's to break tvind, 134, 7.; pi'imam ski'sli 

 ca.^torium ; a substance liung up in tbc Indian lodges to counteract 

 offensive smells; see under pu'm. (2) dung, excrements of men and 

 animals, especially quadrupeds: shka'sh plla kf-u gitko! a very oppro- 

 brious epitliet. Der. shkia. 



s k i' s h k a n k a , d. skislikdshkanka to creep, crawl repeatedly or habitually; 

 as snakes, 145, 15. Cf kidsba (3), sldntcbna. 



sliki'shkish, a small insect witb wings, living in tbe ground; rendered 

 by "fly-bug", 103, 6. 13. 104, 1. Cf. szidslin, Mod. for skintchna. 



skis bill a, s^ishola, d. slikishkasbula, s;^isbk'sh61a (1) v. intr., to become 

 awake, to wake up from^ slumber, 113, 18. 114, 1.: nu a s. / am awake; 

 skisliu'li! wake up! 121,23: s;ijisbu'lauk awakening, 122, 14. 131, 11. 

 (2) v. tran.s., to awake somebody, 121, 22. 



s li k i t c li i w a , d. shkishktchfwa to wink, nictate with one or both eyes. Cf. 

 knadsbilda, nadshi^atko. 



S k i t c h u e s b t k n i , or S. maklaks, nom. pr. of a tribe of Indians said to 

 be living near Portland, in Northwestern Oregon. Not yet identified 

 witb any of the present tnbes For the suffix -tkni cf. 16kuaslitkni. 



shkiu^iutch, d. shkishku^iutch table fork. Der. kiuyega. Cf. kiuyia- 

 %i6tkish, kiutka. 



shkiulaksh, d. shgishgulaksh money owed, debt, indebtedness: shkiulAk- 

 shtat shewani ! pay what you owe! ko-idsbi hii ka-i IdkadshAklish skfu- 

 lakshtat wicked is he who does not pay his debts. Mod. Der. shkiiilka. 



s h k i u 1 k a , d. shgishgul/a to be in debt, to owe. Der. skda. Cf skiuta. 



skiuta, shkc-uta, d. skiskiita, shgeshgo'ta (1) to owe, to be indebted: tala s. 

 to be in debt, to owe money. (2) to buy on credit, to run up a bill. Der. 

 skda. Cf. sk(i-utish, shkiulka. 



s h k f w a , d. shidshkua to spawn. Der. kfu. 



skiw6tkish sling, as an implement for throwing; term more frequent 

 than shuntoyakea-6tkish. 



s k 1 il't c h k a n t c h a {}■) to go, move, travel about with a light or spark of fire. 



