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i-pa'-po-pe, n. a pop-gun ; the elder, from which 

 pop-guns are made. 



i-pa'-ptai), V. to turn over : ipaptaq ehpei^iya, 

 to turn oneself over. 



i-pa'-pu-za, n. (i and papuza) something to wipe 

 dry with, a towel. 



i-pa'-saj), V. a. to put on white paint with the 

 end of a stick, make white dots, to rub on and 

 whiten with, — iwapasa^, imayapasag. 



i-pa'-sbu, V. ipasbu iyaya, to pass through, as 

 through tall grass ; ipasbu iyeiciya, to force one- 

 self into a feast or company when not called. 



i-pas'-hax), n. any thing that comes through and 

 holds, the little iron that comes over and holds a 

 trap when set ; a screw. 



l-pa'-si-sa, v. a. to stick in, as a needle or pin ; 

 to sew ; to button, as with a wiping screw, — iwa- 

 pasisa, iyapasisa, uqkipasisapi. 

 ■pa'-si-se, «. (i and pasisa) a stitch. 

 ■pa'-SO-tka, adj. conspicuous, extending up, as a 



tall tree or steeple. 

 •pa'-so-tka-ya, adv. conspicuously. 

 ■pa'-spa, V. to drive in, as tent-pins, — iwapaspa. 

 •pa'-star), n. an instrument used in dressing 

 skins, a rubbing instrument ; i. q. tahaipastaq. 

 pa'-sdog, cont. of ipaSdoka ; ipasdog iyeya. 

 •pa'-sdo-ka, v. a. to draw off over the head, as a 

 shirt; to live through, as through a winter or 

 sickness : kitaij iwapasdoka, / have just lived 

 through. 



i-pa'-ta, V. a. to embroider, work quill-work, 

 work with porcupine quills, — iwapata. See wi- 

 pat-a. 



i-pa'-tag, cont. of ipataka. 



i-pa'-tag-tor), v. a. to brace out or stretch, as in 

 drying hides and skins, — ipatagwatoi). 



i-pa'-tag-ya, v. a. to cause to brace out or up ; 

 to sustain, reinforce, — ipatagwaya, ipatagugyaqpi. 



i-pa'-ta-ka, v. a. to stretch out by means of 

 cross-sticks ; to have for a staf or support ; to 

 lean on, be dependent upon, — iwapataka, uijkipata- 

 kapi. 



i-pa'-ta-ke, n. (i and pataka) a prop or brace, a 

 stick to stretch a skin on : siqkpe ha ipatake, a 

 stick to stretch a muskrat-skin on. 



i-pa'-tai), V. a. to mash up one thing with ano- 

 ther, — i wapatai) . 



i-pa'-tar), n. a prop or brace. 



i-pa'-tku-ga, adv. abreast, in a row, in a pha- 

 lanx. 



i-pa'-tkuh-ya, adv. in a row, abreast. 



i-pa'-tir)-za, v. a. to make firm by means of, — 

 iwapatiijza. 



i-pa'-tir)-za, n. (i and patiqza) any thing that 

 makes firm, sustenance, nourishment. 



i-pa'-"we-ga, v. n. to bend across ; to intersect, 

 come into or cross, as one road does another. 



i-pa'-vreli, cont. of ipawega : ipaweh iyaya, to go 

 across, — ipaweh imdamde. 



i-pa'-Tveh-ya, v. a. to cause to intersect, — ^ipa- 

 welwaya. 



i-pa'-Tveh-ya, adv. crossing, intersecting : ipa- 

 wehya wagka, it lies across. 



i-pa'--wir)-ta, v. a. to rub on, — iwapawii)ta, iya- 

 pawiijta, uqkipawiqtapi. 



i-pa'-zi-ca, adv. longer than the rest ; said of a tall 

 tree, or any thing relatively long. 



i-pa'-zlQ, V. n. to be prevented by something 

 from proceeding ; to come to a stand, not to be 

 able to go on, — imapaiii) : mde ipaiiq inaiig, he 

 has come to a stand at a lake. 



i-pa'-zir)-yai), adv. prevented by. 



i-pa'-zi-pa, v. a. to stick in, to prick with, — 

 iwapazipa. 



i-pa'-zi-pe, n. (i and paiipa) something that 

 pricks, a pricker. 



i-pe'-ga, V. n. to boil, as water. See ipiga, which 

 is more commonly used. 



i'-pi, adj. full, satisfied ; full of, satisfied vnth, — 

 imapi, inipi, iuijpipi, iwicapi. See wipi. 



i-pi'-da, V. a. to deny to, refuse to give to, with- 

 hold from, — ipiwada, ipiuijdapi, ipimada, ipicida : 

 takudaq ipiui)dapi ^ni, he withholds from us no- 

 thing, or we refuse to give him nothing. 



i-pi'-ga, V. n. to boil, as water, to foam. 



i-pi'-ga, n. the foam of boiling water. 



i-pi'-hdag, cont. of ipihdaka. 



i-pi'-hdag-ki-tor), v. a. to put on one's girdle, 

 gird oneself, — ipihdagwetoij. 



i-pi'-hdag-toi), v. a. to put on a girdle ; girded, 

 — ipihdagwator), ipihdagui)toi)pi. 



i-pi'-hda-ka, v. pos. of ipiyaka ; to put on one's 

 own girdle, — ipiwahdaka, ipiuijhdakapi. 



l-pi'-hda-ke, n. a girdle. See ipiyake. 



i-pih', cont. of ipiga. 



i-pih'-ya, v. a. to cause to boil, — ipihwaya, ipih- 

 ui)yai)pi. 



i-pih'-ya, adv. boiling : ipihya hag, to stand boil- 

 ing. 



i-pir)'-ta, v. n. to be defective in some part, too 

 short or too little, not as is usual. Said of one 

 who is without a nose, or of a coat without 

 skirts, — imapiijta, inipiijta. See also iputaq and 

 ipustaka. 



i'-pi-ya, v. a. to make full, to fill, — ipiwaya. 



i-pi'-yag, cont. of ipiyaka. 



i-pi'-yag-ki-ei-tor), v. a. to put on a girdle for 

 one, to gird one, — ipiyagwecitoi). 



i-pi'-yag-kl-toi), v. a.pos. to put on one's own 

 girdle ; to be girded, — ipiyagweto^. 



