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po'-gar), V. n. to spread out, as a bladder when 



blown. 

 po-ga'-ske, n. the external part of the nose, the 



sides of the nostrils. 

 po'-ge, n. the nose, — mapoge, nipoge. 

 po'-ge-o-lido-ka, n. the nostrils. 

 po'-ha-ha-se, adv. shaking. Said of a buffalo 



shaking his head ; pohahase iqyaqka, he runs 



shaking his head. 

 po'-hdi-eo-dar), adv. (pa and ohde) head covered ; 



i. q. posmic'odai) : sina pohdicodar) hiqmi, I wear 



my blanket over my head. 

 po'-hmi-oo-dar), adv. Same as pohdicodai). 

 poli-a'-ske, n. (poge and aske) the outside of the 



nostrils. 

 poR-caQ'-te, n. the cartilage between the nostrils. 

 poh-yu'-ski, n. the inside of the nose, the nos- 

 trils. 

 po-ki'-nina-nina, v. a. to shake the head at one, 



— powakimnamna. 

 po-kpar)'-ka, n. See potpaqka. 

 pom, cont. of popa ; pom iyaya and pom hiijhda, 



to burst out, snap suddenly. 

 po'-mna-mna, v. to shake the head, — powamna- 



mna, 

 po'-mna-mna-ki-ya, v. a. to shake or wag the 



head at ; to cause to wag the head, — pomnamna- 



wakiya. 

 pom-ya', adv. snapping, popping. 

 pom-yeR', adv. with a snap : pomyeli iheya, to 



shoot and kill immediately : pomyeli iyeya. 

 pom-ye'-Mi), adv. snapping. 

 pon, cont. of pota. 

 por)-poi)', adj. rotten, as wood. 

 por)-por)'-na, adj. rotten, soft, as rotten wood. 

 po'-pa, V. n. to burst. See napopa. 

 po-po', V. n. red. of po ; to swell, puff out. 

 po-po'-pa, adj. full of pith : tipsiijna popopa, a 



stringy turnip. 

 po-po'-pe-se, adv. Said of nap on a blanket and 



of fine fur on a robe. 

 po-po'-tka-dar), n. the screech-owl. 

 po'-ptar)-ptar), v. n. to shake the head, signify 



dissent, — po waptai) ptaij . 

 po'-ptar)-ptar)-ki-ya, v. a. to shake the head at, 



— poptaijptaijwakiya. See apoptaijptaij. 

 po'-ski-ea, v. to clasp around the neck. See 



po^kin. 

 po'-skln, cont. of poskica ; by the neck. 

 po'-skin-i-ya-ka-ska, v. a. to tie round the 



neck, as a halter. 

 po'-skin-kte, v. to kill by choking, — poskin- 



wakte. 

 po'-skin-ta, v. to die by being strangled. 

 po'-skin-yu-ta, v. to put to death by hanging. 



po'-skin-yu-za, f. to take by the throat ; to put 



the arms around the neck of one, to embrace, — 



poskinmduza. 

 po-sdi'-sdi, V. to have one's face always covered : 



posdisdi waui). 

 po-sdi'-sdi-ka, n. one who keeps his face covered 



with his blanket. 

 po'-sil), V. n. to sniff, snuff up the nose, — po- 



wasii). 

 po'-sir)-sir), v. red. of po^iq. 

 po'-sml-co-dai), adv. head covered, as with a 



blanket : ^ina posmicodai) liiijmi, / wear my 



blanket over my head. 

 po'-star), n. a hood, a child's cloak with a hood. 

 po'-ta, adj. worn out. See yupota. 

 po-ta'-hai), part, worn out, full of holes. 

 po-ta'-'wa-hag, part, full of holes. 

 po-tkar)'-ka, n. cranberries. Same as potpaqka. 

 po-tpar)'-ka, n. cranberries, the Oxycoccus ma- 



crocarpus. 

 po-tpar)'-ka-hu, n. the cranberry-stalk. 

 po-tpo'-ta, red. of pota ; worn out. 

 po-tpo'-ta-har), part. red. of potahaq ; full of 



holes, torn, ragged, as a worn out garment 

 po-Awa'-ya, n. nap, fur. 

 po-'wa'-ya, adj. having nap. 

 po-"wa'-ye-dar), adj. having nap ; ia, powayedaq, 



red flannel. 

 po'-zar)-zar), v. to snuff up, as an animal snuffs 



the wind ; to snuff or scent, as a dog does. 

 psa, n. a kind of rush or water grass, sometimes 



used in making mats : Psa-mde-waqke-ciq-wa- 



kpa, the little stream that empties into the Min- 

 nesota just below Little Rock. 

 psa'-ka, adj. broken. See yupsaka. 

 psa-ka'-hai), part, broken, as a string ; said also 



of the heart. 

 psa-ka'-vra-har), part, broken, as a string. 

 psa'-o-"wlr)-za, n. rush mats. 

 psa-psa'-ka-hai), ^r<. red. of psakahaq. 

 psa-psa'-ka-'wa-ha^, part. red. of psakawahaq. 

 psa'-"wa-pa-ha, n. palm or chip hats. 

 pse, n. snow-shoes. 

 pse'-Mii), n. the ash. 

 pse-pa'-tor)-na, n. sharp-toed snow-shoes. 

 pse-ya'-pi, n. the water-ash, so called because 



used for making snow-shoes. 

 psi'-6a, adj. jumping. See yupsida. 

 psin, cont. of psica : psin iyaya, to jump or hop 



away. 

 psii), n. rice, wild rice : psiq ati, to pitch a tent 



at the rice ; psiq ska, white rice, barley. 

 psir)-ca', n. a bulbous esculent root which grows 



in marshes, about the size of a black walnut with 



the hull on. 



