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34, I. ni'htagi ipaki 6-lan dur 'nig six days ^ lit. ''reaching 



six days" 33,36. 6'lahin after the completion of, lit. 



''reaching to that (time)," 32, 4. Cf. the suffix -hin. 

 o'lanahilis, pi. of obj. o'lanaslilis I go and teU, report. Der. 



anahilis. 

 o'lani cane., reed; o'lanun tukailik u'mmiktawats they ivere in 



the habit of splitting canes 24, 7. 

 o 4 h i rl s h a 1 i s I see, fnd., discover after a walk or journey ; 



o'l'hidshak having gone to see 35, 34. 

 o'lilalis, du. o'lisligas, pi. o'liladshigas / return., I arrive 



home; o'lilak after reaching home 25, 35. 

 omig, 6miga ; cf. the more frequent u'mmig, ummika. 

 omihin, omi/tchi ; cf. the more frequent limmihin, u'mmi/tchi. 

 6 mil is and its conjugational forms; cf. the more frequent lim- 



milis. 

 o n a 1 i h i n ; cf. unalilis. 

 oposki, pi. of wiktchi, wiktchosi/tchi. 

 os'ladshigas, os'ladshiktawats ; see 6'lalis. 

 os'laniy al is, du. & pi. os'lanis-yadshikas I arrive on the other 



side; os'lanisyadshikan hidshatiti as thev did not see (the 



trail) coming out (of the river) on the opposite bank 34, 



37. Der. 'laniyalis. 



padshakfi, pi. padshakpafi y^a/; flattened by pressure 35, 6. 



pafa/sis, v. impers. it smokes; itut pafa/sis the f re is smok- 

 ing; itut pafa/sin a smoking fire 25, 10; pafa.ksi_;^tchi (par- 

 tic.) smoking 33, 13. 



pahi grass ; pahoska even the grass., the grass too 33, 6. 



pakenun, postp. upon, on the summit, surface ; ipakenun on 

 its sum mil 3i, 5. 



palakakan; cf. 'lininkalis. 



Pala/tchukla'li nom. pr. (adj. and subst.) Apalatchzikla In- 

 dian; his tribe and town formerly was on Chatahutchi river, 

 Georgia 35, 11. 18. 



pasi button-snake root ; cf. pa'ssa in Creek Glossary. In paso- 

 hin 31, 34 the suffix -hin points to the order of enumeration 

 of the four herbs, namely. 



patki, pi. patpaki fast, swift ; said of a bird 32, 24. 



