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o-co'-'wa-sii), adu. all, the whole, all together. 

 O-CO'-za, adj. toarm in : ti ocoza, a rearm house. 

 O-eo'-za, n. warmth, heat. 

 od, or on, cont. of yuta ; od wa^te, ffood to eat, 



good to taste. 

 o-da'-kon, cont. of odakota. 

 o-da'-kon-ki-ci-ya-pi, n. friendship, peace. 

 O-da'-kon-ya, adv. friendli/, 2>eaceably. 

 O-da'-ko-ta, n. friendship, alliance, fratei-nity. 

 O-de', V. a. to seek for, hunt for any thing, — 



owade, oyade, uqkodepi. 

 O-de'-za, v. of deza; to urinate in any thing, 



— owadeia. 

 O-de'-za, n. the bladder ; a chamber-pot. 

 O-di'-di-ta, v. n. to be warm in, as in a house 



where it is uncomfortably hot : ti odidita, a hot 



house. 

 O-dl'-di-ta, n. heat. 

 O-don', cont. of odota ; taku odon wahi, / have 



come to borrow something. 

 O-do'-ta, V. a. to borrow any thing, — owadota, 



oyadota, ui)kodotapi. 

 od'-o-ta, adj. red. of ota. 

 O-do'-'wai), n. of dowai) ; a song, hymn, tune. 

 O-du'-te, w. the large muscle or flesh on the thigh. 

 O-du'-za-har), n. of duzahaq ; swiftness. 

 O-e'-ee-ea, v. n. to he a little better ; i. q. aheceda. 

 O-e'-ee-ea-ka, v. n. to be like one, as a son is like 



his father, in appearance, demeanor, etc. ; to he 



better, as a sick person, — oemacecaka. See owe- 



cecaka. 

 O-e'-cen-ya, adv. so, however. 

 O-e'-cor), n. of e<$oi) ; doing, work : oe(5o5 wa^te, 



good doing it. 

 0-e'-cor)-ka, n. one who does a thing very much. 

 0-e'-cor)-na, n. gambling, a lottery. Sometimes 



written oecona. 

 o-e'-ha-ke, n. of ehake ; the last. 

 O-e'-hde, v. a. of ehde ; to set ot place in, — oewa- 



hde. 

 O-e'-hde, n. a setting down ; a saying, a verse, a 



sentence, 

 o-e'-hna-ka, n. of ehnaka ; a placing down, a 



stop, period. 

 O-e'-tl, ». of eti ; an encampment ahead. 

 o-e'-ya-ke-ya, n. the act of telling a story, a re- 

 lation.  

 o-e'-ye, n. of eya ; a saying, verse, sentence. 

 O-e'-yu-lipa, n. of yuhpa; a place of resting or 



throwing down burdens. 

 o'-gar), n. something that is open, as open cloth. 

 o-gar)'-gar), v. n. to be full of holes. 

 o'-ge, n. clothes, covering ; a sheath. 

 o'-ge-ki-ei-tor), v. to clothe for one, — ogewedi- 



toq. 



o'-ge-ki-tor), v. pos. of ogetoi) ; to put clothes on 



one's own, — ogewetoj]. 

 o'-ge-pi, n. clothes. 

 o'-ge-tor), V. a. to put on clothes, have clothes on, 



— ogewatoij, ogeuqtoiipi : ogei^itoi), to clothe 



oneself. 

 o'-ge-zu-ya, v. ogeiuya yuza^ to take hold of 



. one's clothes. 

 o'-gir)-gli), V. n. to nod : ogiqgii) yaijka, he is 



nodding. 

 o-gu', V. n. of gu ; to hum in, as in a kettle. 

 O-gu', n. scraps, cracknels. 

 o-gu'-ke, n. tallow-scraps. 

 0-gur)'-ga, V. n. to he half asleep and awake, to 



slumber, dose, — omaguijga, oniguijga. 

 O-gu'-ya, V. a. to cause to bum in, as meat, — 



oguwaya. 

 o'-ha, V. n. to stick to, adhere, as feathers, — 



omaha. 

 o'-ha, n. of yuha ; a straight place in a river, the 



distance between two bends, a reach : oha hai)- 



ska, a long straight place. 

 o-ha'-kam, adv. afterwards. 

 o-ha'-kam-ya, adv. after. 

 O-ha'-ka-pa, adv. afterwards. 

 o-ha'-ka-pa-tar)-har), adv. afterwards. 

 O-hai)', intj. oh, yes ! 

 O-hai)', V. n. (ohna and hai)) to stand in. 

 O-hai)', V. a. to put on socks or moccasins, to wear ; 



to boil, as com, meat, etc., — owahai), oyahai), ui)- 



kohaijpi. 

 o'-hag, V. to try, attempt ; to apply oneself, study, 



— owahe, oyahai), ouqhaijpi. 

 o'-har)-hde, v. See 6hai)hdeya. 

 o'-har)-hde-ya, v. a. to keep near one, follow 



about, as a colt its mother ; to love, — ohaqhde- 



waya, ohai)hdemayai). 

 o'-har)-hai)-na, n. the morning. 

 o-har)'-pi, part, boiled. 

 o-har)'-ska, n. length. 

 o-har)'-ska-ya, adv. in length. 

 o'-har(-zi, n. shade, defence from the heat ; shadow. 

 o'-har)-zi, v. n. to he shade on, — omahaqzi. 

 o'-har)-zi-hde-pi, n. something set up for a 



shade, as the branches of trees or bushes ; an 



arbor ; a porch ; an umbrella. 

 o'-haQ-zi-ya, v. a. to shade, make a shade on, — 



oharjziwaya, ohaqziuiiyaijpi. 

 O-hba'-hai), part, fallen to pieces in, as a barrel 



in a corn-hole. 

 O-hda'-da, v. pos. of okada. 

 O-hdag', cont. of ohdaka : he ohdag wahi, / have 



come to tell that. 

 O-hda'-ftnl-ga, v. pos. of okahniga ; to under- 

 stand one's own affairs, — owahdahniga. 



