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pa-lida'-ya, v. a. to peel off, pull off, as the skin 



of a potato, — wapahdaya. 

 pa-hde'-6a, v. a. to tear, pull to pieces, — wapa- 



Meca. 

 pa-hde'-hde-ea, v. red. of paldeca. 

 pa-hden, cont. of pahdeca ; pahden iyeya. 

 pa-hdi', V. a. to stick in the ground, as a stake 



or stick, — wapahdi. 

 pa-hdi', n. the excretion of the nasal fossa. 

 pa-Rdi'-hdi, v. red. of pahdi. 

 pa-hdi'-ya, v. a. to cause to push into the 



ground, — pahdiwaya. 

 pa-hdog', cont. of patdoka ; palidog iyeya. 

 pa-hdo'-har), v. paRdohai) iyeya, to push down, 



as one's coat sleeve : i. q. pasdohai). 

 pa-hdo'-hdo-ka, v. red. of pahdoka. 

 pa-hdo'-ka, v. a. to make a hole in, pierce, run 



through, bore, as the ears, — wapahdoka. 

 pa-he '-yam, cont. of paleyata : paheyam iyeya, 



to push aside. 

 pa-he '-ya-pa, v. to shove aside. See pahe- 



yata. 

 pa-he '-ya-ta, f. paieyata iyeya, to pMsA 6ac* or 



out to one side. 

 pa-hi'-ya-ya, adv. roughly, not well made, not 



smooth, as any thing rasped. 

 pa-hmilj'-se, adj. left-handed. 

 pa-hpa', V. a. to throw, as a horse his rider ; to 



take down, as any thing hanging up ; to lag down 



or put off, as one's load ; to scrape off, as the 



flesh that sticks to a hide, — wapahpa, uijpahpapi. 

 pa-hpe'-ya, v. a. to cause to throw down, — pa- 



hpewaya. 

 pa-hpu', V. a. to pick off, break off in small pieces ; 



to tear down, as birds' nests, — wapahpu. 

 pa-hpu'-hpu, V. red. of pahpu. 

 pa-hpu'-ya, v. a. to cause to pick off, — pahpu- 



waya. 

 pa-hta', V. a. to tie up, make into bundles or 

 ~' packs, — pawahta, pauijhtapi. The ' pa ' in this 



word is not a prefix. 

 pa-hta'-ka, v. a. to bind in bundles, — pawa- 



htaka. 

 pa-hta'-pi, n. a bundle, a pack, packs of furs. 

 pa-hte'-ea, n. the sucker, a kind of fish. 

 pa-hu'-ga, V. a. to break through or push a hole 



in, as in a kettle, — wapahuga. 

 pa-huh', cont. of pahuga ; pahuh iyeya. 

 pa-hu'-hu-ga, V. red. of pahuga. 

 pa-ir)'-yai)-ka, v. a. to shoot or throw a stick 



through a hoop when rolling, push through with 



the hand, — wapaigyaijka : paiijyaijka ki^Jugpi, 



the game of shooting through a hoop. 

 pa-i'-pu-ski-ca, v. a. to press down on with the 



hand, — wapaipuskica. 



pa-i'-pu-skin, cont. of paipuskica ; paipuskin 



iyeya. 

 pa-i'-tpi-ska, adv. paitpiska elipeya, to throw 



over on the bellg, as a dog. 

 pa-i'-"W"a-ste-dar), adv. slowly : paiwastedai) 



iyeya, to shove along .slowly. 

 pa-i'-vra-ste-ya, adv. slowly, gently. 

 pa-i'-ya-pa-to, v. n. to he pushed by : paiyapato 



ihenii(5iye. 

 pa-i'-ya-pa-to-ya, v. a. to obstruct, push against, 



— paiyapatowaya. 

 pa-i'-yo-vra-za, v. a. to make echo by striking 



with the hand, — wapaiyowaza. 

 pa-ka', V. paka iyeya, to push down or break 



down, as the ribs of an animal. 

 pa-kam', cont. of pakapa : pakam iyeya, to throw 



or toss, as a ball. 

 pa-kar)', v. a. to respect, honor, — wapakai). 

 pa'-kar), v. n. to prevent : mini p4kai), to be pre- 

 vented by water, as in a journey. 

 pa-kar) '-ka, v. to honor, respect, — wapakaijka. 

 pa-kar)'-yar), arft>. prevented by, impassable : pa- 



kaqyaq ya, to go round, as a lake. 

 pa-ka'-pa, v. a. to toss, strike a ball that is 



thrown and send it back ; to strike and stab 



before falling, — wapakapa. 

 pa'-ka-psar), v. a. (pa and kapsaij) to nod or 



bow the head, nod assent, — pawakapsai). 

 pa-ka'-tir), v. a. to straighten out, as the arm 



when bent at the elbow, — wapakatiq. 

 pa-ka'-'wa, v. a. to open out with the hand, as a 



gun-pan, — wapakawa. 

 pa-kca, V. a. to comb, disentangle, untie, — wapa- 



kca, uijpakc'api. 

 pa-kes', cont. of pakeza : pakes pamai), to make 



a noise by filing any thing. 

 pa-ke'-za, v. a. to make a noise by rubbing, as in 



filing, — wapakeza. 

 pa-ki'-ea-psai), v. a. to bow or nod the head to 



one, — pawedapsai) . 

 pa-ki'-hnur)g, cont. of pakihnuijka; pakihnuijg 



iyeya. 

 pa-ki'-hnuQ-ka, v. to push under water, make 



dive. 

 pa-ki'-hta, v. pos. of pahta; to tie up or bind 



together one's own, to pack up, — pawakihta, pa- 



yakihta, pauijkihtapi. 

 pa-kin', cont. of pakiqta ; pakin iyeya, to wipe or 



brush all off, — pakin iyewaya. 

 pa-kir)', v. a. to set up slanting, as a stick point- 

 ing in the direction one is going, — wapakiij. 



Hence, da^jpakii), a stick thus set up, a guide- 

 stick. 

 pa-kir)', v. n. to stand leaning : pakii) iyaya, to 



bow down the head, — pakii) imJamda. 



