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pa-kiris', cont. of pakiqza. 

 pa-kirjs'-kig-za, v. red. of pakiijza. 

 pa-kir)'-ta, v. a. to wipe, as dishes, rub off, 



cleanse, — wapakiqta, ui)pakii)tapi. 

 pa-kir)'-za, v. a. to make creak l^y rubbing, — 



wapakigza. 

 pa-ki'-pu-ski-ca, v. n. to be pressed tight to- 

 gether. 

 pa-ki'-pu-skin, cont. of pakipuskic'a : pakipu- 



skin iyeya, to press together ; pakipuskin ehnaka, 



to lag on for the purpose of pressing down. 

 pa-ki'-pu-ski-ta, v. n. to be pressed together. 

 pa-ko', adj. crooked, bent round. 

 pa-ko', n. the outside of a bend. 

 pa-kon', cont. of pakota ; pakon iyeya. 

 pa-ko'-ta, V. a. to dig or take out marrow from 



a bone, to probe, — wapakota. 

 pa-ko'-za, v. to push back and forth. Not mucli 



used. 

 pa-kpa', V. a. to pierce, gouge out, as an eye, — 



wapakpa. 

 pa-kpar)', v. a. to crush, make fine by pressing, — 



wapakpai). 

 pa-kpai)'-kpar), v. red. of pakpaq. 

 pa-kpi', V. a. to pick a hole, break a hole, as a 



young chicken in its shell ; to hatch. 

 pa-ksa', V. a. to break off, as a stick, with the 



hand, break in two, — wapaksa. 

 pa-ksa'-ksa, v. red. of paksa. 

 pa-ksa', adj. bent down, like an old person, — ma- 



ksa. 

 pa-ksai)', V. a. to bend, maJce bend by striking or 



pushing, — wapaksag . 

 pa-ksar)'-ksai), v. red. of paksai). 

 pa-ksi'-ksar), adj. crooked, zigzag. 

 pa-ksi'-ksi-za, v. red. of paksiza. 

 pa-ksig', n. the kidneys, reins, — mapaksiij, wica- 



paksir). 

 pa-ksis', cont. of paksiza ; paksis iyeya. 

 pa-ksi' za, v. a. to bend or double up, as the arm 



at the elbow ; to double up any thing, — wapa- 



k^iza. 

 pa-ktai)', V. a, to bend around with the hand, — 



wapaktap. 

 pa-ktar)'-ktai), v. red. of paktai). 

 pa-ktar)'-yai), v. a. to cause to bend. 

 pa-ktar)'-yai), adv. bent around. 

 pa'-ku-ce-dar), n. head down : pakucedai) yuza, 



to hold the head down, to apply oneself diligently. 

 pa-ku'-ka, v. a. to rub to pieces, wear out by 



handling, — wapakuka. 

 pa-ku'-'wl-ska, n. the whip-poor-will. 

 pa-ke'-ga, v. a. to scrape with the hand, with 



glass, etc., — wapa^ega. 

 pa-keh', cont. of pa^ega ; pa^eh iyeya. 



pa-keh'-ke-ga, v. red. of paljega. 



pa-kes', cont. of pal:eza ; pa]j;es iyeya. 



pa-kes'-ke-za, v. red. of pa^reza. 



pa-ke'-za, v. a. to scrape, make smooth by scraping, 



— wapajfeza. 

 pa-kos', cont. of palfoza ; pa^os iyeya. 

 pa-kos'-ko-za, v. red. of pa^oza. 

 pa-ko'-za, v. a. to rub and make smooth and 



hard, — wapa^oza. 

 pa-ma'-hde-dai), adv. head bowed down, prone : 



pamahdedai) uq, to go with the head down, as in 



sorrow. 

 pa-ma'-kom, adv. head down, prone, headlong : 



pamakom yaijka. 

 pa-mar)', v. a. to fie, rub, polish, — wapabe, ya- 



pabe, uijpamaripi. 

 pa-mdas', cont. of pamdaza ; pamdas iyeya. 

 pa'-mda-ska, n. fat-head : oijspe pamdaska, a 



flat-headed axe, in distinction from the club-heads 



used by the Dakota women. 

 pa-mda'-ska, v. a. to press out flat, to flatten, — 



wapamdaska. 

 pa-mda'-ya, v. a. to spread out, make level ; to 



iron, as clothes ; to make smooth, — wapamdaya, 



ugpamdayapi. 

 pa-mda'-za, v. a. to burst open, tear open, as a 



bag, by sitting on it, — wapamdaza. 

 pa-mde'-ea, v. a. to crush, break, as brittle ware, 



by pressing, — wapamdec'a. 

 pa-mde'-mde-ca, v. red. of pamdeca. 

 pa-mden', cont. of pamdeca ; pamden iyeya. 

 pa-mden'-ya, v. a. to cause to crush, — pamden- 



waya. 

 pa-mdu', V. a. to bruise fine, crush to powder, — 



wapamdu, uijpamdupi. 

 pa-mi'-ma, v. a. to mxike round by filing or rub- 

 bing, — wapamima. 

 pa'-mi-ma, adj. round pointed : isai) p4mima, 



a case-knife. 

 pa-mna', v. a. to rip, as one's coat sleeve, — wa- 



pamna. 

 pa-mni', v. a. to divide, make a division, dis- 

 tribute any thing, — wapamni, uijpamnipi. 

 pa-mni '-mni, v. red. of pamni. 

 pa-na'-ke, adv. panake iyeya, to pu^h oner on 



one side. 

 pa-na'-ke-ya, adv. lying on one side : panakeya 



iyeya. 

 pa-nl', V. a. to push or jog one loiih the elbow, — 



wapani. 

 pa-ni'-ni, v. a. to push or jog with the elbow or 



hand ; to wake out of sleep by jogging, — wapa- 



nini. 

 pa-nmi'-nma, v. This form is used by the Mdc- 



wakaqtogwags. See pahmihma. 



