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tki'iya fo rub slightly tvith fingers. 



tchilcya to give, hand over something liquid or soft. 



utatchkia to place a cover upon. 



-la (No. 2), a nominal, unaccented suffix which seems to form diminu- 

 tives and to be an abbreviation of -iaga, -iag, -iak, though only a small 

 number of bird-names proves its existence. 



kuitchia, ki'iitsia, probably species of grebe. 

 titakia swallow ; Mod. for titak Kl. 

 tuitia young duck. 



-ia'na, see -(^na. 



-ie'g'a, see -4ga, 



-ie'na, see e'na. 



-i'g'a, -ika. The verbs in -iga, -ika stand in the same relation to those 

 in -iga, -ika as the verbs in Aga, -liga to those in -aga, -uga; cf suffix -aga. 

 The suffixes -fga, -iga are combinations of the factitive -ga, -ka with -i-, 

 which is either (1) the locative or (2) the personal particle ^, reflecting upon 

 the subject of the verb. In sheshatuika the -i- belongs to a suffix now form- 

 ing part of the woi"d-stem; -ka is the real derivational suffix. The verbs in 

 -Iga are formed from other verbs and are transitives as well as intransitives; 

 cf. -liga. 



-i- personal: 



shawiga to be irate, in a wrath. 



shiukiga to kill, as birds etc.; cf shiukia to kill for somebody. 



-i- locative: 



Ishiklakuiga to frame a shed, lodge by means of rods etc. 

 shluyaki'ga to whistle, as a tune, 

 spatchiga to twist; to ring a door-bell. 



-iga, -ika. For the origin of the unaccented suffix -iga, see -fga. It 

 forms transitives and intransitives, often forms compounds with other suf- 



