’amhatš

v. to raise and lower oneself
1. ts̓ámhátš, 'it steals up on game' (said also of lizard raising and lowering itself when watching for flies).
Morph.: [<’amha (sneak up upon; spy upon (as in war)) + -n (vz.ii) + -t (epth) + -š (ipfv)>]
Cross References:

• ’amha to sneak up upon; to spy upon (as in war)

Notes: This is said specifically of certain motions a lizard makes.
Ref: Harrington 1986: 3.71.260.2