kilishi.
I. [kili"shi/+] {n.m. coll.}. Thin strips of meat, dried in the sun, sprinkled with pounded monkey-nuts and condiments, re-dried in the sun, then dipped in a decoc tion of monkey-nuts again and again dried in the sun and finally near a fire. (= (S.) kilis; cf. bagajigi; rumuzu.)
II. [ki"li/+shi/+] {n.m.; pl. ki"li/+sa+i}. A wool rug. = (Go.) kilinshi.)
III. [ki"li/+shi+] {n.m.}. The official whose duty it is to see to the spreading of a chief's rug. (= (S.) fagaci.)

kilishi.
I. [kili"shi/+] {n.m. coll.}. Thin strips of meat, dried in the sun, sprinkled with pounded monkey-nuts and condiments, re-dried in the sun, then dipped in a decoc tion of monkey-nuts again and again dried in the sun and finally near a fire. (= (S.) kilis; cf. bagajigi; rumuzu.)
II. [ki"li/+shi/+] {n.m.; pl. ki"li/+sa+i}. A wool rug. = (Go.) kilinshi.)
III. [ki"li/+shi+] {n.m.}. The official whose duty it is to see to the spreading of a chief's rug. (= (S.) fagaci.)