pti'sh  =  lulatko,    d.    ptfptash  lulatko  bereaved  of  the  father,  fatherless;

hishudkga,  snawddshga  p  male  orphan,  female  orphan  whose  father  has  died.
Der.  p'ti'shap,  liila.     Cf.  ko'hiegsh.
p'ti'sh  =  lulsh,  d.  p'tfp'tash=lulsh  deceased  father ;   p'tl's4ulsham  m'na  of

his  dead  father,  100,  2.     Der.  p'ti'shap,  liila.     Cf  luelkish.
p'tiitap,  d.  p'tiitshap.  Mod.  p'tup'tap  elder  or  younger  son^s  wife;  said  by

his  father  and  mother:  daughter-in-law.     Cf  p'ka'ship.
p'tu't;fap,  d.  ^\^'ix\^\\fx^  father-in-law,  mother-in-law;  said  by  elder  or

younger  son's  wife.     Cf  koshpaksh.
ptchdlcl^a,    d.  ptchaptchakl^a  to  pat,  to  caress  by  stroking  or  patting.
Mod.  for  ptchikl^a  Kl      Cf  shashtashta,  tahika,  tatcha'lka.
pshin  =  tdtx3lain —  puekdrnpSle.  275

p'tchfkap,  d.  p'tchlkshap  (1)  husband^s  elder  or  younger  brother^s  wife;.
said  by  wife.     (2)  wife^s  younger  or  elder  sister^ s  husband;  said  by  husband.
ptchlkl^a,  d.  ptiptch4kl%a  Kl.  for  ptchAkl^a,  Mod.,  q.  v.
ptchink  so  it  looks;  the  ptchi  united  to  gi  it  is^  which  is  nasalized  into
-nk:  lit.  **thus  shaped  it  is",  149,  21.  and  Note.
p  t  c  li  i  w  i  p ,  d.  ptchitchfwip,  Mod.  ptchfptchuip  oumer  of  a  slave;  master  or
mistress  of  slave:  sh^p'sam  p.,  a  species  of  black  caterpillar^  often  found  in
hay  or  straw,  1  to  2  inches  long:  lit.  "the  sun's  proprietor",  a  term  evi-
dently referring  to  some  legendary  tale.     Cf  pshe-  in  pshe-utlwash.
ptch6katko,  ps6xatko,  d.  ptch6ptch%atko  (I)  soft  to  the  touch;  said  of
cloth,  fur.     (2)  shaggy;  said  of  bears'  or  goats'  skins,  Mod.     Cf.  pshuka.
p'tchA'kap,  d.  ptcho'ptchashap,  ptchii'ptchkap  (1)  brother-in-law;  said
by  males  only:  (a)  elder  or  younger  sister's  husband;  said  by  her  younger
and  elder  brother;  (6)  wife^s  elder  or  younger  brother;  said  by  husband.
(2)  mother's  younger  brother^s  son  or  daughter;  said  by  male  cousin.
