S52 KLAMATU- ENGLISH DICTIONAKY. 



from the bushes into the basket, 75, 5. 14{i, 4.; to gather bei-ries; to hring 

 together; said of tlie stalks of tlie nia-i or tall biUrush-grass, 148, 3. Lit. 

 "to fill down into (the basket)". Der. st;i 



staiiiaksh, d. stastinaksh heel. Cf staklinsh. 



s t a k 1 a to fasten, to stick up: vu'nshtat a. to stick up on a dugout canoe, 150, 5. 



staklinsh, stAkglins hall of the foot: stakelinsksaksi at the ball, 24, 18. 



s t a k 1 6 1 a t k o , d. stashtakol61atko bald-headed. 



stilkpiinksh, d. stastakpunksh (1) leech. (2) snail, slug: stdkpunksam 

 latchash snail-shell; lit. "snail-house''. Cf. the German: k-clmeckenhaus. 



S t a k t ak s , nom. pr. of a camp-site on the Sprague River; interpreted by 

 "End of the Hill". 



stalAla, d. stashtaldla, shtasht'ldla to fill: pAksh s. to fill the pipe, 14, 4. 

 and Note. Der. stdni. 



staldgatko, shtalikatko, d. stashtaldgatko, adj., m close contact -with, 

 fastened to, e. g., to the animal body. Said of coverings for the feet: ati 

 s. waksna high-topped moccasins ; wiuka s. low-topped. Der. taliga (1). 



s t a 1 k s h , d. stiishtalksh wall; house-wall, wall of building. Der. stal;fa. 



s t a 1 % a , d. shtashtdlxa to ptlant two poles in the ground; see tevva. 



stani, shtani, d. stastni, shtashtni, nA]., full, filled with, replete, brimful: 

 s. kdlo ktchti'l (supply: gi) tlie sky is full of stars; shnulash a s. napal 

 the nest is full of eggs ; ewaga s. wishink the pond is filled tvith garter- 

 snakes; ya'kiti w6kash s. the seed-basket is full of ivokash; lit. "the lily- 

 seed is brimful within the basket"; nep, we'k s. a handful, ariiifal. Der. 

 std. C£ kliilash, ncwa, stena, stu. 



Stan n't chn a , d. shtasht'ni'itchna (I) v. intr, to lose, to be deprived of one 

 object, 43, 9. (2) v. trans., to deprive of, to cause to lose, 43, Ifi. Cf. stewa. 



sta-(Sta, d. shtashta-ota, v. intr., to starve for a while, to be famished for tlie 

 time being: sta-6tank nuikual he camps out while starving himself or fasting, 

 83, 2. Dur. of stawa. Cf shp6tu 



stap, shtaj), pi. tumi s., fiint arroiv-heud, fiint spear-head, 134, 17. 



s t a p a 1 a , st;i])al, d. shtashtpal, Mod. form of st6pela, q. v. 



stap a t c h k a , stupatchka, d. shtashtapatchka to wash one's ow)i face: jVlai- 

 wash stopatchka the golden eagle washed Jtis face, 134, 11.: nu stapatsku- 

 iipka I am going to ivash my face. Cf. shatashpapki'a, shct;itcha. 



s t a p a t e h k 6 t k i s h wash-basin ; lit. " what serves for washing the face". 



