p a k s h — p a ] p a 1 i . 257 



p a 1 a k m ii 1 a 11 k quickly, fast, at a rapid gait, 122, 5. 



paid la, palalla, d. pap'lala, v. iutr., to dry up, to become dry: welwash p. 



the spring has ceased to flow, 173; 4. Der. pala. 

 palalea to pull out, take out with the roots; said of certain kinds of lacus- 

 trine rushes, grasses etc., 184; 37. Cf patchnam. 

 P a 1 a n E - u s h , nom. pr. of a flat rock emerging from the surface of the 

 Sprague River at low water; lies close to Wek'kagJvnuklekshdkshi, q. v.; 

 lit. "Water drying up". Der. p41a, e-ush. 

 p a 1 a p e 1 e , pallapele, d. papalapele, papallapeli ( I) to steal or deceive again, 



for a second time. (2) to steal or seduce repeatedly. Der. ptilla, -peli. 

 p a 1 d s h a p e 1 e , d. papdldshapele, v. intr., to return for stealing, to go hack 

 and steal or seduce: snewedsh paldshapekk for the purpose of going to se- 

 duce (ant)ther's) wife, 95, 8. Der. pdlla, -peh. 

 p d 1 a s h , palsh, d. papalsh dried-up place or spot; waterless space, spot left 



dry by the waters, 94, 7. Der. pala. 

 p a 1 k i s h d. papdlkish dried-up spot, dry bottom, dry river-bed. Der. pdhalka. 

 p a 1 k u i s h , d. papdlkuish ancient river-bed or lake bottom left dry long ago; 

 gulch deeply washed out: kukelam p. dried-up river, dry ditch; kokdlam 

 hiik p. mund tu there was a dry river-bottom Jar below, 21, 15., cf. 22, 5. 

 Der. pdhalka. Cf. kiipkupele, ntu'ltsanuish, pdlash, ukd 

 p d 11a, d. papdlla (I) ^o steal, pilfer, purloin: kani watch gt-u p.! who stole 

 my horse? vu'nsh p. to abstract, steal a boat, canoe, 78, 8. Cf. 35, 16. 21. 

 54, 6. 58, 13. 14. (2) to cheat, defraud, deceive. (3) to deceive by seducing, 

 to seduce from, as a wife from her husband, or a husband from his wife: 

 tfna sndwiids htik p. hishuaks m'na this woman once deceived her husband, 

 78, 7. Cf 58, 10. 11. 61, 14. and nitu. 

 pdlpali, pii'Ipali, d. papdlpali, piipalpah (1) white-colored, white, 146, 7. 

 149, 20.: p. tchikeman silver, silver coin, silver money; p. watsdtka on a 

 white horse, 183; 22.; pnlpalkh shUpshaltko having a tvhite floiver, 146, 14.; 

 the vowels are dissimilated in: pa'lpali kshu'n a white (-flowering) grass, 

 149, 3.; pa'lpali shldpsh the flower is white, 149, 19. (2) tvhite, light-com- 

 plexioned: p.=tchuleks, or pdlpahtchuleks=gitko white manor person; Ameri- 

 can, European, pale-face ; term standing instead of Boshtin, q. v.; 38, 15. 

 and Note; 55, 4. cf 103, 5. Original form palpdl-li. Der. pdla. Cf. 

 mukmi'ikli, o'lshaltko. 

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