Tide, dzo-kwusli-tub; flood tide, du-h'yel' (Nisk.), spe'-lap (Snolu), from o-pe' hip, to rise; 

 ebb, o hwa'-datsb {it fulls) (Nisk.), shutl'b (Suoh.) ; hiffh tide, o-kwa'-bals; low tide, 

 tukb-sba'-bo. O sbut'-lukb, to leave dry, as by ebbing of the tide. 



Tic, to, klOts-a-16kw', kle'-did (see "Eo/)e"); to tie a knot, ot-tlots-Ot; a knot or tangle, 

 ot-tlots. See '^Knot". 



Tight {as a dress), as-ke'-lits. 



Times {number of), at'-la-hn, used only as a componud, from at'-la, to come, signilyiug iu 

 tbis sense recurrence. See '^ Numerals''^ (adverbs) ; see also '■'■Yesterday^'. 



Tin, tinware, kaiikb. See '■^Metals^\ 



Tired, as-hwa'-wil. J' am tired^, /' worked^ {at*) miich^ to-day^, as-bwa-kwil"-cbid', o-yai- 

 us^-cbid' at-a< ka= at-i slakb'-hel". 



To, tu, tud, twul, bwul, gwul. Go aid doors, be'-wil tu sbal-bekliw. Where ivill yoii 

 go? tu cbad kats I'okb ? Go you before, tu I'okb sbi-itl dze'-lin. I have often gone 

 to Steilacoom, kad tets' okb tud Stil'-a-kum. Thither, twul to-di. Come here, al'-la 

 twulte'. I know {to) you, a-said-but twul dug'- we. Are you angry with {to) me? 

 o-bet-sil-cbu-bu twul at'-sa ? Where is the road to Fuyalbq^? chad kwi sbugw'tl 

 twul Puyal'lup ? Go to another place, okh hot hwul-kul la-le' swa-tekbwtu'. Go 

 a little that way, okh-bot bwul to-di-di. Almost {to) dead, bwe'-la-lil gwul at-a-bud. 

 Almost out, bwe la-lil gwul et-sukhw. Els horse, gwul tzil sti-a-ke'-yu {to him 



Tobacco, sma'-uash. 



To day, a-ti-slakh'-bel {i. e., on or at thi'i day), ati-lakb'be, 'tes la'-bi, te-la'-bi, telh'ye 

 tel-hetsb. Tbese contractions are widely used ; as, in the course of the day. See 

 "Presently^'. 



Together, klal-bas. Both together or alike, klal-bas' as-is'-ta^ bo'-kwi' sa'-le^ {together^ to^ 

 alP two^). I go too, klal-sbidbas o'-bwob. Here tbe copulative pronoun, sbid, is 

 tbrown back and iuterpolated between tbe two syllables of tbe adverb. 



To-morrow, da'-da-to, from da, dai (see '■'■Presently''''); no-kwutl-da'-to, apparently from 

 klo kwatl, the sun, and tbe same particle. It is often used interchangeably with 

 to-datl-dat, yesterday, although tbe meaning of each is clearly enough defined ; but 

 it would seem that tbe idea of tbe Indian is rather that of distance ot time than 

 its past or future relation, aud in the use of all words relating to it a similar con- 

 fusion exists. For days subsequent to the inorrow, see nuder '■^Yesterday ^\ The 

 word is often used in tbe Spanish sense oi manana, after a while. 



Tongue, kla'-lap, klallup; kla'-kwa-lekw, to liclc ; klallek-shfib, to put out the tongue; 

 'tl-kaukh, to lap, i. e., liclc water. 



Tonight, a-tislakh hel, tbe same as to-day. Little distinction is made between the two, 

 as see '■^Day^' aud '■^NighfK 



Torch or candle, lukhsbud, from lakh, light. Bring a light, lakhs lukh-shud. 



Torn, as-hwut, from o-bwut-tub, to tear. 



Tortoise, al'-a-shik. The word has probablj' been borrowed Irom their neighbors, the 

 Klikatats. 



Towards. See '■^To''-. Towards the shore, tu-takt', ta-kudt', from tak, inland. Keep in 

 shore, put in, ta-tuk'-tus (imp.). When on land, the words signify towards the inte- 

 rior. See ^'■Sea". 



Tojce?, hu-kwas'sud. See '^To wipe^\ 



