GATSCHET — KAS. LEG. CREEK GLOSSARY. [157] 125 



tchanagi that is niiiic^ belongs to 7ue ; also, anit omiis ; lit. 



"my thing." Der. tcha-, naki. 

 tchapa, tchaba, postp. to the half of; half up ^ Jialf-xvay up 



or dozvu (a tree, creek, &c.) Cf. kanstchabi. 

 tchapakiihi'las I am verv angry ^ irritated; lit. '' angry- 



good-I-am" 14, 9. Der. tchapakas, hi'li ; cf. tchapakayas. 

 tchapingalis / am afraid^ in terror of; cf. 10, 7. 

 tchapakayas I become or am angry ^ %vroth; ikanat tchapaka- 



ikit the Earth becoming angry 8, 21. 

 tchapakas, pi. of subj. tchabak'ho'kis I am angry, ivroth ; 



tchapak'ho/adis they became furious 16, 22. Intens. tcha- 



tchapaka'-is / am quite mad, angry ; tchatchapa'kida ma- 



his I am very angry. 

 tchapki, tchapgi, pi. tchaptchagi Jong, long-stretching 12, 



13 ; itu tchapki a loiig, tall tree (after falling) ; cf. mahi, 



Der. tchapa. 

 tchasumkis, pi. pusiimkis I am lost, astray; cf. siimgipi, 



sumidsha'dshiis. 

 tchatakue'htchit; see tchatidshas. 

 tchati, tsati, pi. tchatagi i) red; tchitid-uga beca^/se they are 



or zvere red 16,4; isti tchati Indian, lit. "red person"; 



uiwa tchati red river 8, 29. 32 ; tutka tcha-atitut lanit a 



fire red and yellozv 10, 17; tsatitun for tsatitstun being 



red 14, 15 ; see tiVn. ifigi tchatadi their hearts formerly 



(-i) bloody, red 18, 9 ; italua tchati-u and red, bloody towns 



18, 8. 2) blood. 

 tchati-algi, tchatalgi, pi. tchatalgagi bloody, blood-stained \ 



tchiiti-algatin for being bloody (-in, causal suffix) 16, 35. 



Der. tchati, algi. 

 tchatidshas, pi. of obj. tchatakuidshas i) I redden, make 



red, paint red ; cf. istchatidshas. tchatakue'htchit having 



painted (them) red 16, i. 2) I am bleeding, v. intr. 3) 



/ bleed somebody : intchatidshas. Der. tchati. 

 tchatu, tchadu, tcha'to i) stone, rock; tchadu-algi rocky, fill 



of rocks 12,38. 2) /«<:/a/; tchatu ;konawa /;^(^;^^_)', lit. "metal 



beads," coins being formerly used as beads on necklaces, 



etc. 3) iron. 

 tcha-tchapakis, pi. of subj. putchapak'hogis / am or become 



angry, zvroth ; same as tchapakayas, q.v. 



