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ka-o'-har)-ko, v. a. of oliaijko; to strike and 



make work fast, — wakaohaijko. 

 ka-o'-hmi, v. a. to whirl, throw obliquely, — wa- 



kaohmi. Same as kaoimii). 

 ka-o'-hmlr), v. a. to cause to move ohliquely, — 



wakaoliraii). 

 ka-o'-hmiQ-yar), adv. obliquely : kaolimiiiyar) 



i3'eya, to throw obliquely. 

 ka-o'-hpa, V. a. to break through by striking, 

 break in, as one's skull ; to cut a hole in, as in 

 making a canoe, — wakaolipa. 

 ka-o'-hpe-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to knock a hole 



in, — kaolipewakiya. 

 ka-o'-hpe-ya, v. a. to causi to strike through. 

 ka-o'-fi.pe-ya, adv. in the manner of striking 



through. 

 ka-of -ya, adv. leaning, sloping, twisting : ka- 



oliya ewahnaka, I placed it sloping. 

 ka-o'-ksa, v. a. to cut or pound a hole in, as into 

 a corn-hole or in ice ; to break through, — wakao- 

 ksa. 

 ka-o'-kse-ya, v. a. to cause to break in, — kao- 



ksewa}'a. 

 ka-o'-ktar), v. a. to bend and pound into, — wa- 



kaoktai). 

 ka-o'-ktar)-yai), v. a. to cause to bend into, — 



kaoktaijwaya. 

 ka-o'-ktar)-yar), adv. bending into. 

 ka-o'-mnl, «. a calm place in a lake or river. 

 ka-o'-mnl-i-cu-ya, n. a whirling round. Said 

 of the wind eddying, or whistling, or whirling 

 under a lee shore. 

 ka-o'-mni-na, ». a calm place ; in a calm place. 

 ka-o'-nmi-nma, v. a. to roll, make roll, — wakao- 



nminma. 

 ka-oi)'-ze-bo-sdan, adv. heels up : kaoijzebo- 

 sdan iyeya, and kaoqzebosdan etpeya, to knock 

 the other end up. 

 ka-o'-sba, v. kaosba hiqhpaya, to fall off, as 



from a bank into a river. 

 ka-o'-Sma-ka, v. a. to make an indentation by 



striking, — wakaosmaka : kaosmag iyeya. 

 ka-o'-spa, v. a. to strike and bruise in, — wakao- 



spa : kaospa iyeya. 

 ka-o'-tar), v. a. to pound tight, — wakaotai). 

 ko-o'-tar)-ir), v. a. to make manifest or apparent, 



— wakaotai)ii). 

 ka-o'-tii)S, cont. of kaotiqza ; kaot.ii)s iyeya. 

 ka-o'-tir)-za, v. a. to drive or pound in tight, as 



a pin, — wakaot.ii)za. 

 ka-o'-"WO-tar)-lr), v. to clear off, become so that 



things can be seen at a distance. 

 ka-o'-'WO-tag-na, v. a. to straighten, make 

 straight by striking in any way, — wakaowo- 

 taqna. 



ka-o'-ze-ze, i'. «. to sioing, dangle. 

 ka-o'-ze-ze-ya, adv. swinging, dangling : kao- 



zezeya yaqka, it is swinging. 

 ka-pa', V. a. to beat or thresh off, as corn ; to 

 j)ound up, as meat, — wakapa, uqkapapi. See 



kapai]. 

 ka-pa' and ka-pe, ?•. a. to pass by in running, as 



kapa iijyaqka, to run jxist one ; to excel, surpass 



ill any thing, as in height ; to go beyond, to 



transgress, — kawapa, kauijpapi, kamayapa. 

 ka-pa'-ko, v. n. to become crooked. 

 ka-par)', v. a. to beat or thresh off, — wakapaij. 



See kapa. 

 ka-par)'-par), v. a. to beat soft, make mellow, — 



wakapaij par). 

 ka-pe', V. a. of pe ; to sharjien by pounding, 



to upset, as an old axe, — wakape. 

 ka-pe'-mni, v. a. to make crooked or awry by 



striking, — wakapemni. 

 ka-pe '-mni-mni-yar), adv. dangling. 

 ka-pe'-mni-yar), adv. crookedly ; dangling, 



swinging, as scissors tied by a string. 

 ka-pe'-sto, v. a. to make sharp-pointed with an 



axe, — wakapesto. 

 ka-pe '-y a, v. a. to go or pass beyond, do more ; 



to cause to surpass, — kapewaya. 

 ka-pe'-ya, adv. beyond, further, greater than, 



surpassing : Atewayo cii) he mikapeya taqka, 



" My Father is greater than /," John xiv. 28. 

 ka-p'ir)', v. n. to be indisposed or unwilling to do 



a thing ; to be tired : mani kap'ii), to be indisposed 



to walk ; ecoq wakap'ii), / am unwilling to do 



it ; ie kap'iij, he is tired of talking, — wakap'iq, 



ui)kap'ii)]>i. 

 ka-pir)s', emit, of kapiqza. 

 ka-pir)s', cont. of kapiijia. 

 ka-pir)'-za, v. a. to make squeak or squeal, as a 



squirrel, by striking, — wakapiijza. 

 ka-pir)'-za, v. a. to clear away, as brush, grass, 



etc., — wakapii) ia. 

 ka-po', V. n. to swell, as one's flesh, — makapo, 



nidapo. 

 ka-po '-gar), v. n. to puff out, to swell and become 



tight, as a bladder that is blown. 

 ka-poh', ront. of kapogai) ; kapoh iyeya. 

 ka-poli'-ya, v. a. to make swell out, as any thing 



filled with air, — kapohwaya. 

 ka-poh'-ya, adv. rising, swelling out. 

 ka-pom', cont. of kapopa ; kapom iyaya, to burst 



with a noise ; kapom iyeya, to cause to burst. 

 ka-po'-pa, V. a. to make a popping noise ; to 



strike and make burst, — wakapopa. 

 ka-po'-ta, v. a. to pound to pieces, as a garment ; 

 to rend, tear in pieces, as wind does clothes, — wa- 



kapota. 



