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pa-t'arj'-hai), part, pushing against. 

 pa-taq'-ii), V. a. to rub and make appear, — wa- 



pataijii). 

 pa-tar)'-ir)-sni, v. n. to rub off, to obliterate, — 



wapatai)ii)sni. 

 pa'-tar)-ka, adj. large-headed. 

 pa-tar)'-ka, v. a. to push out, make larger by 



pushing, — wapatai) ka. 

 pa-tai)'-yai3, adj. reserving, keeping. 

 pa-t'ar)'-yai), adv. pushing against. 

 pa'-ta-pi, n. a cutting up of meat, carving. 

 pa'-ta-'war)-zi-d.aQ, adv. directly, in one path, 



with one purpose, unchangeable. 

 pa-te'-ea, v. a. to make new, rub up and make 



new again, — wapateca. 

 pa-ti'-ca, V. a. to scrape off, as snow from the 



ground, — wapatic'a. 

 pa-tin', cont. of patica ; patin iyeya. 

 pa-tir), adj. stiff, as a new ribbon, firm, not 



springing or yielding ; stiffened with the cold, — 



mapatiq. 

 pa-tir)'-ya, v. a. to cause to become stiff, — patiq- 



waya. 

 pa-ti'-tar), v. a. to push against, push along, — 



wapatitai). 

 pa-ti'-tar)-yar), adv. pushing against. 

 pa-tka'-sa-dar), n. a small species of tortoise. 

 pa-tku', v. a. to break off square, — wapatku. 

 pa-tku'-ga, V. a. to break in two by striking, — 



wapatkuga. 

 pa-tkuh', cont. of patkuga ; patkub iyeya. 

 pa-tku'-tku-ga, v. red. of patkuga. 

 pa-tpa', V. a. Same as pakpa. 

 pa-tpi', V. a. to break out of the shell, as any 



thing being hatched. 

 pa-tus', cont. of patuia; patu4 inaiig, to stand 



bent forward. 

 pa-tus '-y a, v. a. to cause to bend forward or 



stoop, to make bow down, — patu^waya. 

 pa-tu'-za, v. n. to bend over, lean forward, stoop 



down, — wapatuia. 

 pa-ta', V. a. to press to death, kill by lying on, — 



wapata. 

 pa-tir)s', cont. of patiqza ; patiijs iyeya. 

 pa-tir)s'-tii)-za, v. red. of patiijza. 

 pa-tir) '-za, v. a. to make stiff by kneading, as in 



mixing up bread ; to press down tight, — wapa- 



tii)za. 

 pa-vraq'-ka, v. a. to push down, — wapawapka. 

 pa-vrag'-kan, adv. pawaqkan icu, to shove up. 

 pa'-vre, v. to bleed at the nose. 

 pa-"we'-ga, v. a. to break with the hand, as a 



stick, but not entirely oflP, — wapawega : to inter- 

 sect, as one road another. See ipawega. 

 pa-'Weh', cont. of pawega ; paweh iyeya. 



pa-'weR'-'we-ga, v. red-, of pawega. 

 pa-Tweh'-ya, v. a. to cause to break, — pawelL- 



waya. 

 pa-'wl', adv. many, as a great many maggots. 

 pa-"wi'-hnu-ni, v. a. to rub to pieces, to destroy, — 



wapawihnuni. 

 pa-vri'-ka, adv. many : itu pawika. 

 pa-"wir)h'-ya, adv. turning out of a straight 



direction. 

 pa-'wiijs', cont. of pawiqia ; pawii)^ iyeya. 

 pa-'wir)s'-'wir)-za, v. red. of pawiqia ; to bend 



down, to make shake. 

 pa-"wir)'-ta, v. a. to rub, — wapawiijta. 

 pa-"wir)'-za, v. a. to bend or press down, as grass. 

 pa-"wi'-se, adv. many, as maggots. This word 



seems to convey the idea of crawling over each 



other, as a moving mass. See pawiwi and pa- 



wiwise. 

 pa-Twi'-ta-ya, v. a. to assemble, collect, — wapa- 



witaya. 

 pa-"wi'-"wl, adv. red. of pawi ; in crowds. 

 pa-'wi'-'wi-se, adv. shaking : pawiwise iyaya, to 



shake, as the hair of a badger when walking. 



The idea of motion seems to be implied. 

 pa-"wi'-ya-kpa, v. a. to rub and make shine, to 



polish, — wapawiyakpa. 

 pa-vri'-ya-tpa, v. a. Same as pawiyakpa. 

 pa-ya'-ta, adv. in or at the head : payata o, to 



shoot in the head. 

 pa-ye'-ga, v. a, to make shine by rubbing, — wa- 



payega. 

 pa-yes', cont. of payeza. 

 pa-ye'-za, v. a. to rub, to scour, — wapayeza. 

 pa-za', V. a. to stick up bushes, as the Dakotas 



do to sleep under when on a journey ; to make a 



booth, — wapaza. 

 pa-za', n. the sacred name for wood. 

 pa'-za, adj. bitter, as gall. 

 pa-zax)', V. a. to part or separate, as in running 



the fingers or a comb through the hair ; to spread 



out or divide, as the hair, — wapazaq. 

 pa-zai)', V. a. to hurt at hill by striking, — wa- 



pazaq. 

 pa-zar)'-yar), fl^w. spread out, as curtams; spread 



over, as a booth : pazaqyaq iwagka, to sleep 



under a booth. 

 pa'-ze-ea, adj. bitter. 

 pa'-ze-ze, v. n. to swing, nod. 

 pa'-ze-ze-dai), adv. swinging, nodding, letting 



the head drop, as in sleep. 

 pa'-ze-ze-ya, adv. swinging. 

 pa'-ze-ze-ye-dar), adv. nodding, as in sleep. 

 pa'-zi, n. yellow-head. 

 pa-zi', v. a. to push into, as a stick into the sand 



in hunting for tortoise eggs, — wapazi. 



