tm6kil — tpu'l;fa. 413 



topf, t6piap, topini etc. ; see tapi, tdpiap, tapini etc. 



T6plameni, nom. pr. of a mountain near Modoc Point and Nilaks. 



1 6 - u g s li t a n t , 1 6 - u k a n k s h ; see tugshtant, tiikanksh. 



to us and, tousan thousand, 35, 6. 15.; also expressed by td-unepni t^- 

 unepni te-unap From the English. 



t o d s h i t o' d s li i , d. totiJdshitu'dshi to rattle, as arrows in a quiver. 



t p e w a , tpa'wa, d. tpetpdwa, tpiitpewa, v. trans., usually connected with 

 the verbal intentional: (1) ^t» tdl, announce, 12, 4.; to entreat, invite: nad 

 mii'shmush luela Boshtin tpii-ok na'lsh we butchered an ox, an American 

 having invited us to do so (by offering us the animal), 21, 3. (2) to com- 

 mand, order, enjoin: kA-i t. he did not give orders, 35, 12. 13.: shui'shuk t. 

 he orders songs (to be sung), 68, 6. 109, 6. 10. 113, 21.; pit taplalash 

 shnewi'tki giug (nakush), he ordered the loon to destroy the dam, 132, 2. 

 Cf hem'ta, hiii'shga, stuli. 



tpewash, d tpetpciwash (1) announcement, invitation, message. In 34, 8. 

 it refers to interpreted words. (2) order, command, 85, 8. 



t p u a 1 i d g a , d. tputpuli(iga to drive up to the top of a hill, mountain, passage 

 etc., as cattle: p'lii'ntant is sometimes added. Cf niwcilka (1). 



tpiidsha, tputchii, d. tputptcha to expel forcibly, oust, drive out: Moatuash 

 t. they repulsed the Pit River Indians, 54, 9. Cf tpuli. 



t p u d s h n a , tpvi'tchna, d. tpiitptchna; same as tpiidsha, q. v.: ka-i gc-isht, 

 tpudshantak! if they do not go, expel them by force! 37, 2. 



t p u g i d s h a , d. tputpgidsha to set out, to start for expelling, driving away. 

 Speaking of more than one object, shiikidsha. 



t p u g i d s h a p 6 1 i t a ni n a , d. tputpgidshapelitilnma to continue driving 

 back, to rejmlse repeatedly, bb, 12. From tpugidsha, -p6li, -tamna. 



tpuy amna, d. tputp4yamna (1) v. refl., to chase each other around (2) 

 V. trans., to chase, run after; to drive around, chase about. Cf tpuli. 



tpuli, tpiili, d. tpiitpli to drive, drive away; to make go, to force to retreat: 

 ktdyat t. to drive into the rocks, 38, 18. Cf kpuli, tupelui. 



t p u H g i s h , d. tputpli'gish corral, inclosure for cattle. 



tpulina, d. tputplina to drive out or off, to expel, to oust: Modokishash 

 kaila t. to drive the Modocs out of the (or their) country, 3(i, 19. Der. tpuli. 



tpii'l/a, d. tputpiilxti to drive uphill, as cattle. Cf kpul;^a, tpualiega. 



