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O-pa'-mni, n. of pamni ; a distribution. See 



wopamni. 

 0-par)'-ga, v. n. to be bulky ; to hinder or im- 

 pede one, as cumbersome clothes do, — omapaijga. 

 0-pai)'-ge-ca, v. n. to be hindered by bulky 



articles, to be bulky, — omapaqgeca. 

 O-paqf-ya, v. a. to hinder, impede, — opaijh- 



waya. 

 0-par)li'-ya, adv. bulky, not compressed. 

 O-pa'-pa, n. the lower edge of a tent. 

 0-pa'-pa-tar)-h.ai), adv. from under the bottom 



of a tent ; opapataijhai) maijoi), to steal from 



under the side of a tent. 

 O-pa'-poi), n. the border of any thing, the stripe 



of a blanket. See opapui). 

 o-pa'-psor), V. of papsoi) ; to pour out into, spill 



into, — o wapapsoq . 

 O-pa'-psui), V. See opapsoi). 

 O-pa'-ptar), v. to turn over ; opaptai) iyeya. 

 0-pa'-ptar)-ptar), v. n. to roll over and over in 



any thing. 

 0-pa'-ptai)-yai), v. a. to roll any thing on or 



into, — owapaptaqyai). 

 O-pa'-pui), n. the border or edge of any thing, as 



of a blanket, book, etc. ; the list or selvage of 



cloth ; the stripes or points that are put into 



white blankets to show their size : opapui) lota, 



grey list ; opapuq ska, white list : lie opapui), 



the edge of the Coteau des Prairies. 

 O-pa'-sem, cont. of opasepa; opasem hnaka, to 



lay away with care. 

 o-pa'-se-pa, v. a. to keep with care, — owapasepa. 

 O-pa'-si, V. of pasi ; to follow after in, as to follow 



one in a road, — owapasi. 

 o-pa'-tar), v. a. to push into ; to mash up in, — 



owapatai). 

 O-pa'-ti-ca, v. a. to stick or push in or under, as 



a handspike, — owapatica. 

 O-pa'-tin, cont. of opatica ; opatin iyeya, to push 



under, as a crow-bar. 

 O-pa'-'wiq-ge, num. adj. one hundred. 

 o-pa'-"wir)-ge-ge, adv. by hundreds. 

 o-pa'-vrir)h-"wir)-ge, adv. by hundreds. 

 O-pa'-zar), v. a. to put into or under, as into a 



sheath or belt ; to put under and over, to inter- 

 lace, as in making baskets, — owapazai). 

 O-pa'-zaiJ-yai), adv. running under. 

 o-pa'-zar)-zar(, v. red. of opazai) ; to weave into, 



— owapaza^zai). 

 O-pa'-zo, n. a protuberance, i. q. opaha. 

 0-pa'-Zor)-ta, v. a. to wrap around, wind up in, 



as a dead body in a winding sheet, — owapazoijta. 

 o'-pe, V, Same as opa. 

 O-pe', n. of pe ; the edge, the sharp part of any 



thing, as the edge of a knife or axe. 



O-pe'-han, n. the outside or lower border of a 



tent : opehan iyaya, he went out under the bottom. 

 0-pe'-han-tai)-har), adv. from under the bottom 



of a tent : opehantaqhai) icii, he took it out from 



under the bottom. 

 o-pe'-hai), V. of pehai) ; to fold up in, — owape- 



hai), uijkopehaqpi : opehai) ehnaka, to lay away 



folded up in. 

 O-pe '-he, n. a fold. 

 o-pe'-ki-ea-tor), v. of opetoq ; to buy any thing 



from one ; to buy for one, — opewedatoi), opeui)- 



kicatoijpi. 

 o-pe'-ki-ei-tor), v. of opetoi) ; to buy for another, 



— opewecitoi), opemic'itoi). 

 o-pe'-ki-tor), v. pos. of opetoq ; to buy or pur- 

 chase on^s own, redeem, — opewakitoi), opeuijki- 



toqpi. 

 o-pe'-ki-tor)-pi,^ar<. redeemed, redeeming. 

 0-pe'-ki-tor(-yar), v. a. to cause to redeem, — ope- 



ki tori way a. 

 O-pe'-mni, v. a. to wrap around as a garment, — 



owapemni, ui)kopemnipi : to be wrapped up in. 

 o-pe'-nini-yar), adv. wrapped around. 

 O-pe '-pa. See opapa. 

 o-pe'-pa-tar)-hap, adv. from under the bottom 



of a tent. 

 O-pe'-tor), v. a. to buy, purchase any thing ; to 



Aire,— opewatoi), opeuqtoqpi : opetoqpi, pur- 

 chased, hired. 

 O-pe'-toiJ-yai), v. a. to cause to buy, — opetoi)- 



waya. 

 o'-pe-ya, v. a. to cause to go with, — opewaya. 

 o'-pe-ya, adv. with, together. 

 o-pi'-i-ci-ya, v. reflex, to form an opinion and 



act for oneself, get ready : token opimi^iye kta he, 



how shall I do ? 

 O-pi'-ki-da, v. n. to be satisfied with, as with 



food, — opiwakida, opiuijkidapi. This word is 



used also when mosquitoes bite severely and fill 



themselves with blood. 

 o-pi'-kl-da-ka, v. Same as opikida. 

 O-pi'-ye, n. a place where things are put away 



and kept, as, mazopiye, a store-house ; dotopiye, 



a granary : a roll of any thing, as of cloth, 



ribbon, etc. 

 O-po'-gar), V. a. to blow in upon, to blow out 



from, — owapogai). 

 O-poh', cont. of opogap; opoi iyeya, to blow 



away, blow from the mouth. 

 o-po'-hdi, V. a. to stuff any thing into, as an old 



coat into a broken window. 

 o'-psor)-psor), v. a. to draw back and forth in the 



water, to rinse. See oyupsoijpsoi). 

 o'-psur)-psur), v. See opsoijpsoq. 

 o'-pta, adv. through, across. 



