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drum or make a noise on anything— 
awapabu. 
a-pa’-Gan-Gan, v. a. (a and pa- 
éanéan) to push and make tremble 
on anything; to make one tremble 
by pushing—awapaéay ay. 
a-pa’-éo-za, v.a.(a and paéoza) 
to rub and make warm on any- 
thing—awapa¢oza. 
a-pa’-dan, mn. dim. of apa; a 
small part. 
a-pa’-dayn-ka, n. 
a-pa’-gona, v. a. 
corn. See.apahba. 
a-pa’-gan, v. a. (aand pagan) to 
spare or give away for a purpose— 
awapagan. 
a-pa’-go, v. a. (a and pago) to 
carve or engrave on anything—awa- 
pago. 
a-pa’-gu-ka, v.a. (a and pacuka) 
to sprain by rubbing on anything— 
awapaguka. 
a-pa’-ha, v.a. (a and paha) to 
raise on or over, as the hand to 
strike one: isan apaha makuwa, he 
Jollows me with his knife drawn— 
awapaha., 
a-pa’-ha, adv. convealy;- hill-like. 
a-pa’-ha-dayn-ka, adv. _ hill-like. 
a-pa’-ha-ya, adv. convealy. 
a-pa’-hba, v.a.(a and pahba) to 
shell off, as corn, on anything— 
awapahba. 
a-pa’-hdu-Ste, vn. 
of huste. 
a-pa’-hi, v. a. (aand pahi) to pick 
“up or gather on anything—awapahi. 
Same as apadan. 
T., to shell, as 
to be lame ; 
DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
}a-pa’-hin-ta, ». a (a and pa- 
hinta) to brush on anything—awa- 
pahinta. 
a-pa’-hmi-hma, »v. a. (a and pa- 
hmihma) 0 roll over on—awapa- 
hmihma; apahmihma iyeya, to turn 
over and over on. 
a-pa’-hmi-yan-yan, v. a (a 
and pahmiyanyay) to make round, 
as a ball, on anything. 
a-pa’-hmoy, v.a. (aand pahmon) 
to twist or voll on anything—awa- 
pahmop. 
a-pa’-ho-mni, v. a. (a and paho- 
mni) to push or shove around on 
anything—awapahomni. 
a-pa’-hu-hu-za, v. a. (a and pa- 
huhuza) to shake on anything— 
awapahuhuza. . 
a-pa’-ha-tka, adj. 
gram, rough. 
a-pa’-ha-tka-ya, adv. 
against the grain. 
a-pa’-lhda-gan, v. a. (a and pa- 
lidagan) to make large on any- 
thing—awapalidagan. 
a-pa’-hdan-toy, v. a. (apalidate 
and toy) to bind or embroider with 
ribbon—apalidanwatoy. 
a-pa’-lda-ta, v.a. to embroider. 
a-pa-hda-te, m. ribbon, ferret, 
binding. See Sina apalidate. 
a-pa’-hde-éa, v. a. (a and pa- 
lideéa) to tear or rend on anything; 
to rend, by shoving with the hand, 
as the coat on one’s back—awapa- 
lideéa. 
a-pa’-lhdo-ka, v.a. (a and*pa- 
against the 
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