(2)  to  ask  for,  require,  39,  9.;  to  beg,  119,  3.;  pi  ansh  vulampka  patki  gfug
he  requested  me  to  eat     In  127,  3.  it  stands  incorrectly  for  vul%a,  q.  v.
vulal,  lilal,  d  ula-ulal  cottonwood-tree :  Populus  angustifolia :  v.=tchuyesh
hat  or  head-cover  made  of  Cottonwood-  or  aspen-bark,  with  circular  and  wide
brim,  high,  with  paint  put  on  in  spots;  vulalat  under  the  cottonwood-tree,
183;  15      Of.  pii'kalsh.
Vuldlkshi,  Ulalksi,  nom.  pr.  of  (1)  Cottonwood  Creek,  a  little  brook
emptying  into  Lower  Klamath  Lake  from  the  southeast,  in  Modoc
County,  California.  Here  the  Peace  Commissioners  met  at  John  Fair-
child's  farm-house,  during  the  Modoc  campaign,  on  February  20,  1873:
Viildlkshi  gishi',  38,  6.  7.    (2)  Cottonwood,  camping-site  on  Sprague  River.
V  u  1  d  n ,  ulan,  d.  vula-ulan  to  watch  for  the  fish  at  the  ice-holes,  Cf.  ulawa.
vuldnkia,  d.  vu-ulankia  to  inquire;  to  inform  oneself,  141,  1.  Der.  vula.
vulantana,  d.  vu-iilantana  to  ask  or  inquire  of  repeatedly  or  continually,

78,  3.     Der.  viila.
vuldli,  vu'ldli,  d.  vu-uk'li  to  descend  into,  to  run  down  into,  120,  14.  16.
villi,  viVli,  d.  vu-uli  to  fall  doum.     Cf.  nd'lidsha,  vuleli.
vulf  na,  d.  vu-ulfna,  vu'lina  (1)  to  pare  witli  the  knife;  to  trim,  to  whittle,

to  peel  off.     Cf.  ktchel61a.     (2)  to  smooth  off;  to  make  smooth,  even;  to  plane.
Cf  ilina,  talaka  (2),  vukiita.
v  u  1  { n  i ,  d.  vu-ullni  to  scrub,  scrape  off:  v.  tchilak  to  scrape  off  fish  scales
vulf  nish,  pi.  tiimi  v.,  joiner,  cabinet-maker;  lit.  "one  who  is  smoothing,

phining."     Der.  vulfna  (2).
viil/a,  vii'lka,  d.  vual^a,  wal^a  (1)  to  reply  to  a  question;  to  answer,  37,  1.
