p ;i 1 p i 1 e g a — p 4 s h . 259 



adv., prep, and postp., until, as long as: wi'ga pani, wigapani a short while; 

 kaitua sbu'ta tchi'sh p. slialam nothing was done further till autumn, 36, 

 18.; shu'-utanksh nd-ulaksh pani' as long as an agreement was being dis- 

 cussed, I' 8, 9. (ne-ulaksh is here a verbal, not substantive). 



p a n k o k s h , d. papdnkoksh wading ford, ford which can be passed on foot. 

 Der pdnkua. Cf kako'kish. 



p a n k u a , bankua, d. papAnkua to wade through, to ford on foot a river, pond, 

 hike, swamp, marsh etc. Der. pana. Cf g^-upka No. 2, hashp4nkua. 



pan6pka, v. impers., to desire to eat, to be hungry: p. a nu'sh, contr. pa- 

 n6pkansh, / tvant to eat. Contr. from panuapka. Cf. pan. 



Papahuatk, Papa-natko, nom. pr. masc. Kl.: '■'■ Dry-Eyes". This name 

 Avas further explained: "Eyes turned upward with mouth open". Der. 

 paha. Cf pa'dsha, papatk/iwatko. 



papalish, pi. tumi p (1) subst, casual or professional thief purloiner, 

 filchcr: ganta=p. sneak-thief (2) adj , mean, abject, wicked. Der. pAUa. 



papatalish, pi. tumi p., parasite, beggar. C£ kciwantko, patMsha. 



p apa tk4 watko , pi. tiimi p. (1) blear-eyed. Mod. (2) raw-boned, lean, 

 meager, Kl. Cf shu-isha, tchmu'tch. 



p d p a t k o , partic. d. of pdka No. 3, q. v. 



p a p i a' n a to enjoy a picnic at a communal dance or at the inauguration 

 of a new winter-house. Every family contributes a portion of the eat- 

 ables consumed at this festive occasion, 75, 11. and Note. Der. pdn. 



p a p i s h , papi'sh, pi. tumi p., an eater, devourer ; habitual eater of: ndnuktua 

 nu p gi I can eat everything, 158; 53.; maklaks=papi'sh a/%ator. Der. pAn. 



pdpkash, pi. tumi p. fl) lumber, board, plank, sawed timber, 180; 22.: p. 

 walta ge-ii a gd-ish the board cracks tvhen I walk on it, 178; 7. 8.; p<4pkashti 

 shu'tank box of lumber they make a coffin, 87, 2.; papksham Iti'lp knot in 

 board, 178; 7. Incantation: 155; 18. (2) what is made of lumber: lumber 

 wall of house etc. (3) club, heavy stick, piece of ivood. Der. pdka, No. 3. 



p a p k a s h = s h II s h a t i s h carpenter ; lit. "lumber- worker". Cf shiita. 



p a p 1 i s h , d.' jiapdplish dam, stoppage of running xvaters, originally and 

 usually made of wood; obj. paplishash (for p;1plish), 94, 5. Cf. ndkosh, 

 oti'lks, papkash. 



pash, pa'sli, d. papash food, eatables, victuals, provisions, ^'grub", 66, 7.: 

 tfdshi p. a nutritious food, 147, 12.; maklaksam p. eatable roots, tubers and 



