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o-ka'-Mar), v. n. to soak in, become soaked. 

 o-ka'-htar)-yai), v. a. to dip in, sop up, sponge, 



— okalitaqwaya : to soak in, absorb. 

 0-ka'-Mar)-ye, n. a sponge ; i. q. mini iyuhepe. 

 o'-kali-'Wa-pa, adv. southwards. 

 O-ka'-kar), v. of kakaij ; to hew in any thing, — 



owakakai). 

 o-ka'-ka-pa, v. a. to catch, as a ball in a, ball- 

 club or in the hand, — owakakapa. 

 O-ka'-kir), v. to peep into. See aokakii). 

 O-ka'-ksa, v. a. of kaksa ; to cut a, hole into or 



through, as in ice, — owakaksa. 

 O-ka'-kse, n. pieces cut out, cuttings. 

 O-ka'-kse, n. of kak^a ; a roll of ribbon or cloth, 



a skein of thread. 

 O-ka'-mda, n. of kamda ; a piece cut off broad 



and flat, as meat cut for drying ; a slice. 

 O-ka'-mda-ya, adv. without obstruction, ex- 

 panded ; plain, level. 

 O-ka'-mda-ye, n. a level place, a plain. 

 O-ka'-mde-ca, v. a. to break to pieces in any thing, 



— owakamdeca. 

 O-ka'-mde-ca, v. n. to break forth, spread out, as 



in freshets : mini okamdeca, the water has spread 



out. 

 o-ka'-mde-ca-hai), ^r<. broken in. 

 O-ka'-mde-ce, n. a breaking in. 

 O-ka'-mden, cont. of okamdeca : okamden iyeya, 



to break or crush to pieces in. 

 O-ka'-mdu, v. n. to blow into, as the wind does. 

 O-ka'-mdu-ya, adv. airy, admitting air : oka- 



mduya hai), standing open so as to admit air, as 



a door, etc. 

 O-ka'-mna, adj. open, as a wood where there is 



no underbrush. 

 O-ka'-mna, n. of kamna ; a gathering, collection : 



okamna waste, it is good gathering. 

 O-ka'-mna-yaQ, adv. going round, avoiding, 



taking care, picking one's steps, as in walking : 



okamnayai) mani, he walks carefully. 

 O-kan', cont. of okata. 

 O-kan-ya, v. a. to heat in, — okanwaya. 

 O-kan'-ya, adv. by the heat, heating : okanya 



^pai)yai), to toast, cook by the heat ; okanya gi, 



to scorch in any thing ; okanya gu, to be scorched 



by holding near the fire. 

 O-kar)', V. n. there is room, room for ; it is not 



crowded, — omakai), ui)kokai)pi : okaij ^ni, there 



is no room. 

 O-kar)', n. of kaq ; old age. 

 O-kar) '-O-hi, v. to live to be old, reach old age, — 



okai)owahi. 

 0-kar)'-ta, adv. at old age. 

 O-kar) '-te-har), v. n, to be long becoming old, bear 



old age well. 



O-kar) '-te-lii, v. n. to be long becoming old. 

 O-ka'-pai), V. of kapaq ; to pound in, — owakapai). 

 O-ka'-par), n. something used for pounding in, as 



a mortar. 

 o-ka'-pa-za, v. to make smart, as pepper does the 



mouth, — omakapaza. 

 o-ka'-pe, n. what is pounded at once. 

 o'-ka-pe, n. the mark or boundary, as in ball 



playing. 

 o'-ka-pe-ya, v. a. to throw over the mark, — 



okapewaya. 

 O-ka'-pon, cont. of okapota ; to float on : wa- 



hpaya mini okapon iyaya, the household stuff has 



floated off'. 

 o-ka'-pon-ya, v. a. to cause to float on, — oka- 



ponwaya. 

 O-ka'-po-ta, v. n. to be borne upon, float on 



water. 

 O-ka'-pta, V. a. to leave, reserve ; to pass over, 



miss ; to dip out into, lade out, — owakapta, ug- 



kokaptapi. 

 O-ka'-pta-pi, n. what is left, leavings, remnants. 

 O-ka'-pte, v. to lade out into. See okapta. 

 O-ka'-sda-ee-dar), adj. gentle, mild. 

 o-ka'-sda-ta, v. n. to stick in, as a splinter. 

 o-ka'-sde-ea, v. a. to split within any thing, — 



owakasdec'a. 

 O-ka'-sdo-har), v. n. to make a trail by being 



dragged along in. 

 O-ka'-sdo-he, n. a mark of any thing dragged 



along, a trace, a trail. 

 O-ka'-sdo-sdo, v. a. to bruise, mash or crush in, 



— owakasdosdo. 

 o'-ka-sir), v. to look into. See aokasi^. 

 O-ka'-stag, cont. of okastaka ; okastag iyeya and 



okastag ehpeya, to throw on or in, as mud. 

 O-ka'-sta-ka, v. a. to throw on or in, make stick 



on, as in daubing a house, — owakastaka. 

 O-ka'-stO, n. of kasto ; a trail in the grass, as 



that made by an otter. 

 o'-ka-sag-ya, adv. hindering, preventing, pre- 

 vented by ; 6ka^agya waui), I am hindered. 

 o'-ka-sa-ka, v. n. to be prevented by, have to 



stop and remedy, — omaka^aka. 

 O-ka'-sa-ka, v. n. to be accustomed to, to be 



hardened by, not affected by, as by annoyances, — 



omaka^aka. 

 o'-ka-se, v. n. to touch. See okaseya. 

 o'-ka-se-ya, adv. touching, near to : ti okaseya, 



near the house. 

 o'-ka-se-ye-dax), adv. close to : okaieyeyedai) 



okatai), to drive a nail up to the head. 

 o-ka'-ska, v. a. of kaska ; to tie into, as a scalp 



in a hoop ; to fasten up, as a green hide to dry, 



— owaka^ka, ui)koka^kapi. 



