ayn-pe’-tu-ta-he-na 
a-0’-ka-ge-Ga, v. a. to add to, 
do or say more than is fitting, to be | 
unreasonable—aoyakageéa. 
a-o’-kah, cont. of aokaga. | 
a-o’-ka-hbog, cont. of aoka- 
hboka; drifting or floating on—ao- 
kahbog iyaya; aokahbog unyanpi. 
a-o’-ka-hbo-ka, v.n. todrifton, 
float down stream. T., aokaliwoka. 
a-o’-ka-hni-ga, v. a. (aand oka- 
niga) to understand about; to un- 
derstand in consequence of —aowaka- 
hniga. 
a-0’-kah-ya, adv. extravagantly, 
as in talking. 
a-o’-kah-ya-ken, adv. exagger- 
atingly. T., aokaliyakel. 
a-o’-ka-kin, v.a. to peep into— 
aowakakin, aoyakakin. 
a-0’-ka-kin-yan, adv. peeping 
into. 
a-o’-ka-pon, cont. of aokapota; 
floating on a stream: aokapon iyaya. 
a-o’-ka-po-ta,v.n. to rise to the 
top, as anything in water; to float 
on, as on water. 
a-o’-ka-sin, v. a. to look mito, 
peep into—aowakasiy, aoyakasin, 
aounkasinpi. 
a-o’-ka-sin-yan, adv. peeping 
im upon. 
a-0’-ka-sto, v. a. (a and okasto) 
to smooth down upon—aowakasto. 
a-o’-ka-ta, v.n. tobe warm on— 
aomakata. 
a-o’-ka-ta, wv. @. 
to cover with 
earth—aowakata. 
a-0’-ka-tan, v. a. (a and okatan) 
—a-o’-kpa-gi. 39 
fo nail one thing on another—ao- 
wakatay, aoyakatan, aounkatanpi. 
|a-0’-ka-ti-éa, v. a. to draw or 
scrape snow on anything—aowaka- 
tiéa. 
a-0’-ka-tins, cont. of aokatinza. 
a-0’-ka-tins-ya, adv. pressed 
in or on tight. 
a-0’-ka-tin-za, v.a. (a and oka- 
tinza) to press or pound in tight, as 
in packing flour; fo hammer on 
tight, as a hoop—aowakatinza. 
a-o’-ki-be, v. a. to encircle, go 
around ; to clasp, encircle with the 
arms—aowakibe. T., aokime. 
a-o0’-ki-be-ya, v.n. togoround, 
as the sun. J., aokimeya. 
a-0’-ki-be-ya, adv. encircling. 
a-o’-ki-éi-pa-gi, v. of opagi; 
to fill a pipe for one in addition to— 
aowecipagi. 
a’-o-ki-hay-na, something 
worn over or with another garment, 
a vest. 
a’-o-ki-hna, m avest. See do- 
kihayna. 
a-o’-ki-hna-ka, v.a. (a and oki- 
hnaka) to put some inan addition 
to, to help one to food a second 
time—aowehnaka. ‘T., aokignaka. 
a-o’-ki-hpa, v. a. (a and okilipa) 
to rest or lie by for—aowakilipa. 
a-0’-ki-ya, v. (a and dkiya) to 
follow, come after; to help im regard 
to; to band together for a purpose— 
aowakiya. 
a-0’-kpa-gi, v. pos. of aopagi; 
to fill one’s pipe again—aowakpagi. 
