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pa-si '-pi-ka, w. one who is followed, a leader ; a 

 spokesman, — mapasipika. 



pa'-ska, adj. white-headed. 



pa-ska', V. a. to bleach, — wapaska. 



pa-sM'-ca, v. a. to press down on with the hand, 

 — wapaskic'a. 



pa-skin', cont. of paskica ; paskin jyeya. 



pa-smag', cont. of pasmaka ; pasmag iyeya. 



pa-sma'-ka, v. a. to make a hollow in by push- 

 ing, to indent, — wapasmaka. 



pa-smi', V. a. to do little things to irritate, pro- 

 voke, pick a quarrel with, — wapasmi, uqpasiuipi. 



pa-smi'-ka, v. a. Same as pasmi. 



pa-smiQ'-yai), v. See pasmiijyagyai). 



pa-sinir)'-yar)-yar), v. a. to rub or scrape off, 

 make smooth or clean, — wapasmipyaqyai). 



pa-sna', v. a. to make rustle ; to shake down and 

 make rustle, as leaves, — wapasna. 



pa-sni', V. a. to extinguish, as a fire-brand, by 

 pushing it into the ashes, — wapasni. 



pa-snoi)', V. a. to roast, as meat, on a spit or 

 stick, — wapasnoi), uijpasnoijpi. 



pa-snuT)', V. a. See pasnoq. 



pa-spa'-ya, v. a. to make wet, to sponge, — wa- 

 paspaya, u^jpaspayapi. This word is also used 

 with the vulgar meaning of tawiijtoq. 



pa-stap', V. a. to soak and take the hair off, as 

 from a hide, — wapastaq. 



pa-stai)'-ka, v. a. to moisten ; in a vulgar sense, 

 tawiijtoij. See paspaya. 



pa-stai)'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to take off the hair, 

 as in dressing a skin, — pastaqwakiya. 



pa-sto', V. a. to smooth, brush down, as hair, — 

 wapasto, uqpastopi. 



pa-sto'-sto, V. red. of pasto ; to brush down : 

 pastosto iyaya, to go dragging along and brushing 

 down, as a wounded animal brushes down the 



pa-sto'-ya, v. a. to cause to brush down, — pasto- 

 waya. 



pa-sto'-ya, adv. brushing doxvn. 



pa-su', n. the nose or snout of animals, some- 

 times also of man ; the beak or bill of birds. 



pa-su'-mda-ska, n. a broad-billed duck. 



pa-su'-sko-pa, n. {crooked-bill) the prairie cur- 

 lew, a bird with a very long bill, which in one 

 species is crooked, and hence the name. 



pa-su '-ta, V. a. to make stiff and hard by knead- 

 ing, as dough, — wapasuta. 



pa-sa', V. a. to make red by rubbing, — wapa^a. 



pa-s'a'-ka, v. a. to push or strike with too little 

 force to penetrate, — wapa^'aka. 



pa-sbo'-ka, v. n. to come up, overflow. 



pa-sbu', V. n. to come up or out. 



pa'-sda, adj. bald-headed. 



pa-sda', V. a. to make bare, rub off, as hair, — wa- 



pasda. 

 pa-sda'-ya, v. a. to hull, as corn in making hom- 



mony, to make hommony, — wapaMaya, uqpaida- 



yapi. 

 pa-sda'-ya-pi, n. com hulled by boiling in ashes, 



hommony. 

 pa-sdo'-ka, v. a. to push or shove off, as one's 



coat sleeve, — wapa^doka. 

 pa-si'-ca, v. a. to spoil with the hands or by rub- 

 bing, soil, injure, — wapa^ida. 

 pa-si'-ea-ho-"wa-ya, v. a. to make cry out by 



striking with the hand, — wapasicahowaya. 

 pa-sim', cont. of pa^ipa ; pa^im iyeya. 

 pa-sim'-sim, red. of pasim. 

 pa-sim'-si-pa, v. red. of pasipa. 

 pa-sir)', n. a bunch on a tree. 

 pa-si '-pa, v. a. to break off with the hand, as the 



branches of a tree, close to the body, or as pins, 



etc., — wapa^ipa. 

 pa-ski'-ca, v. a. to press out with the hand, — wa- 



paskida. 

 pa-ski'-ska, v. a. to disarrange by rubbing, — 



wapaskiska. 

 pa-ski'-ta, v. a. to press, squeeze out by pressing, 



— wapaskita. 

 pa-spa', V. a. to break off a piece, cut off a piece ; 



to take out the dirt, as in washing ; to wash out, as 



a stain, — wapa^pa, uijpa^papi : paspe ^ni and pa- 



4papi sni, indelible, as a stain. 

 pa-spa'-spa, v. red. of paspa. 

 pa-spe'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to break off ; to 



cause to come out, as a stain, — pa^pewakiya. 

 pa-spe'-ya, v. a. to cause to come out, as a stain, 



etc., — pa^pewaya. 

 pa-spu', V. a. to break off, as a bulb or excrescence, 



break off, as something bulbous, — wapaspu. 

 pa-spu'-spu, V. a. red. of pa^pu ; to break or cut 



in pieces, as a cake of tallow, — wapa^pu^pu. 

 pa-sus', cont. of pa^uia ; pa^u^ iyeya. 

 pa-su'-su-za, v. red. of pa^uia ; to mash up, 



break in pieces, as bones, — wapa^u^uza. 

 pa-su'-za, V. a. to crush with the hand, — wapa-. 



^uia. 

 pa-ta', V. a. to cut out and sew up, as in making 



a tent, — wapata. 

 pa'-ta, V. a. to cut up or carve, as meat ; to cut in 



pieces, as an animal, — wapata, uijpatapi. 

 pa'-ta, n. a grove of timber ; i. q. ta^koiu. 

 pa-ta', adv. together, crowded : pata iheya, they 



crowd together. 

 pa-tai)', v. a. to esteem highly ; to take care of; 



to be unwilling to part with, — wapataq. 

 pa-t'ai)', V. a. to push against with the hand, 



— wapat'ai). 



