patch%dlip,  d.  patch^dlishap,  papatch^alip  elder  or  younger  sistef^s  son
or  daughter;  said  by  uncle.     Kl.  for  patch^dlap  Mod.,  sistef^s  daughter.
pdtchnam,  mpdtchnam  (1)  grass  tuft,  hunch  of  grass;  used  in  an  obscene
sense  for  hair  on  genitals,  184;  37.     (2)  a  species  of  lacustrine  grass.
p  d  -  u  k  i  8  h ,  d.  papii'kish  pasture  land;  pasture  ground  not  fenced  in.  Der.
pdwa.     Cf.  ktchlnksh,  niulfgish.
pd-ula,  d.  pdpula  (I)  v.  trans,  [iov  pdwala)  to  take  food,  to  eat:  nil  ttimSna
mat  p.  /  lieard  say  that  he  was  taking  food,  140,  7. ;  linan  pd-ula  I  ate  some-
time ago.     Der.  pdwa.     (2)  p.,  113,  11.;  verbal  completive  of  pdn,  q.  v.
pa-iitkish,  pa-Ci'tksh  d.  papa-utkish  reedrstem  of  tobacco  pipe:  dnku  p.
pipe- stem  made  of  wood.     Cf.  pdka  to  smoke.
pdwa,  d.  pdpua  {\)to  eat,  hrowse,  graze,  feed,  as  beasts:  mushmush  saigatat
p.  the  cattle  are  grazing  in  the  field  (2)  to  eat,  to  feed  on;  said  of  persons,
beasts,  etc.:  tcha'lieli  p  hii  he  eats  like  a  porcupine,  190;  14.
p  d  w  a  s  h ;  same  as  pd watch,  but  a  vulgarism  and  less  in  use.
pd watch,  pdwash,  d.  papdwatcli,  papdwash  (1)  tongue.  Cf.  p^ka.  (2)
an  edible,  tongue-shaped  tap-root  of  sweet  taste,  smaller  than  the  ko'l-
root,  148,  7-10.     (3)  heet,  carrot:  taktdkli  p.  red  heet.    Der.  pdwa.
p  a^  d  s  h  a ,  d.  papa^sha  to  simulate  sickness.
pa^dshit,  pddshit  (1)  to-day,  this  day:  p.  or  pddshit  wafta  to-day;  p.
tchgdki  it  is  cold  to-day.  Cf.  m6nfk.  (2)  at  the  time  heing:  p.  sko'  (Mod.)
when  it  was  just  spring  time,  54,  2. ;  gen  pddshit  i'lhulsh  in  the  present  year.
pa"hpash,  a  prettily  colored  or  spotted  species  of  owl.
