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pe-yo'-zar), n. the place which is left on the 



head by separating the hair. 

 pe-zi', n. grass, herbs, hay. 

 pe-zi-hu'-ta, n. grass-roots, herbs ; medicines of 



all kinds. 

 pe-zi-hu'-ta-i-ya-tke, n. something to drink 



medicine out of ; tea-cups, 

 pe-zi-hu'-ta-i-yo-ka-stai), n. something to 



pour medicine into ; a coffee-pot, tea-pot ; a sy- 

 ringe. 

 pe-zi-hu'-ta-sa-pa, n. black medicine, i. e. cof- 

 fee. 

 pe-zi-hu'-ta-si-ea, n. had medicine, i. e. poison. 

 pe-zi-hu'-ta-'wi-ca-sta, n. a medicine man ; a 



physician. 

 pe-zi-hu'-ta-zi, n. yellow medicine ; rhubarb. 

 Pe-zi-hu'-ta-zi-ka-pi--wa-kpa, «. the Yellow 



Medicine river, which joins the Minnesota from 



the Coteau des Prairies, about thirty miles below 



Mdeiyedai). 

 pe-zi'-Ro-ta, n. a kind of grass or herb of a 



whitish or greyish appearance, which grows abun- 

 dantly on the prairies. In our translations this 



word is used for hyssop. 

 pe-zi'-i-ea-sda, n. (pezi and ka^da) a scythe. 

 pe-zi '-ka-sda, v. to cut hay or grass, to mow, — 



peiiwaka^da. 

 pi, the common plural termination of verbs, nouns, 



pronouns, adjectives, and sometimes adverbs and 



prepositions. 

 pi, adj. good. This word is probably obsolete, but 



words formed from it are in use, as yupi, etc. 

 pi, n. the Zwer,---mapi, wicapi : tapi, the liver of 



animals. 

 pi'-ea, an auxiliary verb with the force of can. 



It conveys the idea of power or possibility, as, 



ecoijpica, that can be done. 

 pi-ca'-ka, an auxiliary verb, sometimes with the 



force of pica, and sometimes with that of pica 



^ni. The ' ka ' may in some cases be interrogative. 

 pi-ca'-ka, adj. a little good, i. q. kitaijna wa^te. 

 pi-6a'-sni, v. it cannot he, it is impossible. 

 pi-da', V. n. to be glad, thankful ; to rejoice, — 



piwada, piupdapi. 

 pi-da'-da, v. red. of pida. 

 pi-da'-ki-ya, v. a. to make glad, make thankful, 



— pidawakiya, pidauijkiyapi : pidamakiya, he has 



made me glad, I am thankful. 

 pi-da'-ya, v. a. to make glad,~pidawayti, pida- 



ui)yai)pi. 

 pi-da'-ya, adv. gladly. 

 pi-i'-ci-ya, v. reflex, of piya ; to prepare oneself, 



get ready, — pimi(Jiya, piui)ki^iyapi. 

 pi-ki'-<ii-da, v. to give thanks to, be glad fm, 



— piwe(^ida. 



pi-kl'-da, V. n. to he thankful, glad, — piwakida. 

 pi-ki'-ya, v. a. to conjure, to powwoiv over the 



sick, as the Dakotas do ; to mend or make new 



one's own, — piwakiya, piu;)kiyapi, pimakiya. 

 pi-ki'-ya-pi, part, conjured, conjuring ; mended. 

 pi-ksu'-dar), n. a kind of acorn. See peksudaq. 

 pi-mnu'-mnu-ge, n. the pit of the stomach. 

 pil)S-pir)'-za, n. an animal about the size of a 



mink, which is found near the Missouri, and is 



said by the Dakotas to plant its own field. 

 pii)S-pii)'-za, V. red. of pii)za ; to squeal, as a 



ground squirrel when caught. 

 pir)S-pir)'-ze-dar), adj. thin, scattering, as hair 



or grass. 

 pir)'-za, V. n. to creak, as a shoe. 

 pir)'-ze-dar), n. an animal about the size of a 



large ground squirrel, which is said to live on the 



prairie to the north-west, and to plant its own 



field. 

 pir)'-za, adj. destitute of hair, i. q. smi. 

 pi-pi '-y a, adv. red. of piya; well, anew, tho- 

 roughly. 

 pi-ska'-te, n. a small species of cranberry. S. 



W. P. 

 pi'-sko, n. the night-hawk. 

 pi'-sko-ta-har)-pe, n. the ladies-slipper, a flower; 



mushrooms, fungus, i. q. wic'aqhpi hii)hpaya. 

 pi-sni'-ze, n. the spleen. See tapi^niie. 

 pis-pi'-za, adj. red. of piia ; wrinkled, — mapii- 



piia. 

 pis-pi'-ze-dai), adj. lorinkled or shrivelled, as 



one's hands from being long in water, withered, 



— mapi^piiedai) . 

 pi-ya', V. a. to make anew, mend up, repair, — 



piwaya, piuqyaijpi. 

 pi'-ya, adv. well, anew : piya hduha, to have 



again, recover one's own ; piya kaga, to mend, 



make anew. 

 pi'-ya-e-har)-ke-ea, adv. taller, longer than. 

 pi'-ya-e-har)-na-ke-eir)-har), adv. presently ; 



i. q. ehakedaijke ciijhai), soon, again. 

 pi-ya'-ya, v. n. to run well, as a canoe or hutina- 



cute. 

 pi-ye', V. See piya. 

 pi-ye'-des, adv. notwithstanding ; heedlessly ; 



i. q. iyowioyesni. Said of one who does not listen 



to what is said to him. 

 pi-ye'-pi-ea, adj. reparable : piyepic'a &n\, that 



cannot l>e repaired. 

 pi-zi', n. the gall, — mapizi. See tapizi. 

 pi'-za, adj. wrinkled, — mapiia. 

 po, the plural termination of verbs in the impera- 

 tive mood. 

 po, V. n. to swell, puff out, — mapo, wicapo. 

 po-gan', adv. on the nose. 



