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ka-po'-tpo-ta, v. red. of kapota. 



ka-psag', cont. of kapsaka ; kapsag iyeya, and 



kapsag ehpeya, to break violentli/. 

 ka-psag'-ya, v. a. to cause to breah, — kapsag- 



waya. 

 ka-psag'-ya, ado. broken, as a string. 

 ka-psa'-ka, v. a. to break, as a string, hi/ strik- 

 ing ; to break of itself, — wakapsaka, uijkapsa- 



kapi. 

 ka-psar)'-psar), v. n. to darif/le, swing back and 



forth. 

 ka-psa'-psa-ka, v. red. of kapsaka. 

 ka-psi'-ea, v. a. to make jump by striking, — \va- 



kapsic'a, uijkapsicapi. 

 ka-psin', amt. of kapsida ; kapsin iyeya. Also 



used as a contraction of kapsii)ta. 

 ka-psir)'-psir)-ta, v. a. to whip, correct by wJiip- 



ping, chastise, — wakapsiqpsiqta. 

 ka-psir)'-ta, v. a. to whip, flog ; to correct, as 



a child, by whipping, — wakapsirita, uqkapsiqtapi : 



kapsii)tapi se ui), he appears as if he had been 



ivhipped. 

 ka-psi'-psi-ca, v. red: to mak? jump much by 



striking, — wakapsipsica. 

 ka-psi'-psin, cont. of kapsipsida ; kapsipsin 



iyeya, to throia out and make skip about, as in 



Ashing. 

 ka-psoi)', V. a. to upset and spill, as a vessel of 



water ; to overturn and fall out, as from a canoe, 



— wakapsoi). 

 ka-psor)'-psor), v. red. of kapsoi). 

 ka-psur)', v. a. to knock out, as a tooth; to dis- 

 locate, as a joint, by striking, — wakapiuq ; to 



shed, as a deer his horns. Hence, the December 



moon is called Tahecap^ui) wi, Moon when the 



deer shed their horns. 

 ka-pSUI)'-ka, v. a. to make round or knob-like, 



— wakapsuijka. 

 ka-psur) '-psui), v. red. of kapsuq. 

 ka-psur)'-yar), v. a. to cause to knock out of 



place, — kap^uijwaya. 

 ka-pta', V. a. to lade or bail out, as water from a 



boat, — wakapta, yakapta, ui)kaptapi. 

 ka-ptag'-ptar), v. a. to turn over and over, — 



wakaptaijptai). 

 ka-ptar)'-yar), v. a. to cause to fall over ; to 



turn over, upset, as a canoe, — wakaptaijyai), ug- 



kaptaqyagpi. 

 ka-ptai)'-yar), adv. turning over. 

 ka-ptari'-ye-ya, v. a. to cause to fall over, to 



overturn, — kaptaijyewaya. 

 ka-pta'-pta, v. n. to fall to pieces, as something 



rotten. 

 ka-ptu'-ptus, cont. of kaptuptuia ; kaptuptu^ 



iveva. ' 



ka-ptu'-ptu-za, v. red. of kaptuia; to crack 



often by striking. 

 ka-ptus', cont. of kaptuia ; kaptus iyeya. 

 ka-ptus'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to make crack, — 



kaptiiswakiya. 

 ka-ptu'-za, v. a. to split or crack by striking, 



but not to split open, — wakaptuia, uijkaptuiapi. 

 ka-po', V. a. to strike and make a smell, whether 



good or bad ; to stop or cease from, as in gam- 

 bling, and distribute tlic articles staked, — wakapo. 

 ka-pos'-po-ze-dar). adv. red. of kapozedaij. 

 ka-po'-za, adj. light, not heavy. 

 Ka-po'-za, n. the name of the Little Crowds band 



of Dakota Indians; Kaposia, or Little Crowds 



village. 

 ka-po'-ze-daQ, adj. dim. light, not heavy. 

 ka-sa' V. a. to bury in the snow, cover over with 



snow, — wakasa, uijkasapi. 

 ka-sa', v. n. to whistle or moan, as the wind. 

 ka-sag', cont. of kasaka ; kasag iyeya. 

 ka-sa'-ka, v. a. to switch, whip, — wakasaka. 

 ka-sak'-sa-ka, v. red. of kasaka ; to whip, — 



wakasaksaka. 

 ka-sam'-ye-dar), adv. heavily : kasamyedai) 



hiqlipaya, to fall heavily. 

 ka-sar)', v. a. to shave of, as the beard or hair ; 



to whiten by scraping, — wakasaij. 

 ka-sar) '-sax), v. red. of kasaij ; to scra2>e and 



whi ten, — wakasai) sai) . 

 ka-sba', v. a. to make lint ; to curry, — wakasba, 



aijkasbapi. 

 ka-sba'-sba, v. red. of kasba. 

 ka-sbu', V. a. to cut into small strips, cut into 



dangles, — wakasbu, ui)kasbupi. 

 ka-sbu'-kl-ya, v. a. to cause to cut into strips, 



— kasbuwakiya. 

 ka-Sbu'-pi, n. dangles. 

 ka-sbu'-sbu, v. red. of kasbu ; to cut into strings 



and let hang, — wakasbusbu. 

 ka-sde'-ca, v. a. to split, as wood, with an are, — 



wakasdeca, uijkasdecapi. 

 ka-sdem', cont. of kasdepa. 

 ka-sdem'-ya, adv. tapering, wedge-like. 

 ka-sden', cont. of kasdeda ; kasden iyeya. 

 ka-sden'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to split, — kasden- 



wakiya. 

 ka-sden'-ya, v. a. to cause to split, — kasdenwaya. 

 ka-sde'-pa, v. a. to make tapering, to make like 



a wedge, — wakasdepa. 

 ka-sde'-sde-ea, v. a. red. of kasdeda ; to split up 



fine, as wood, — wakasdesdeda. 

 ka-sde'-sden, cont. of kasdesdeca. 

 ka-sdi', V. a. to strike and force Some out, as from 



a bladder full of ^eaae; to sharpen, a« a stick, 



with an axe. — wakasdi. 



