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a-pa’-ptan-ptayn, v. red. of 
apaptay; to roll over and over on 
anything. 
a-pa’-ptu-Za, v.a. (a and pa- 
ptuza) to make crack or split on 
anything—awapaptuza. 
a-pa’-pu-za, v. a. (a and papuza) 
to wipe dry on anything—awapa- 
puza. 
a-pa’-sde-éa, v. a. (a and pa- 
sdeéa) to split by rubbing on any- 
thing—awapasdeéa. 
a-pa’-sdo-hayn, v.a. (a and pa- 
sdohay) to shove or push along on 
anything—awapasdohan. 
a-pa’-si, v.a.(aand pasi) to fol- 
low after, to follow on—awapasi. 
a-pa’-si-sa, v. a. (a and pasisa) 
to stitch on to; to patch. T., to stick 
im or through, as a pin—awapasisa. 
a-pa’-si-sa-pi, TI, a pin- 
cushion. 
a-pa’-snoy, v. a. (a and pasnon) 
to roast on or over anything—awa- 
pasnoy. 
a-pa’-spa, v. m. to pass off or 
over, as clouds or anger; fo cover 
over, as clouds or waves. 
a-pa’-spe-ya, adv. passing off, 
as clouds. 
a-pa’-sto, v.a. (aand pasto) to 
make smooth or brush down on any- 
thing—awapasto. 
a-pa’-su-ta, v.a. (a and pasuta) 
to make hard or stiff by kneading on 
anything—awapasuta. 
a-pa’-Sbog, v. cont. of apasboka: 
apasbog iyaya. T., apaswog. 
DAKOTA —-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
a-pa’-Sbo-ka, v. m (a and pa- 
Sboka) to come up on or over, as 
water; to overflow. T., apaSwoka. 
a-pa’-Sbu, v. n. (a and pagbu) to 
come wp on. 
a-pa’-Sdi, v.a. or n. 
out on; to ooze out. 
a-pa’-Sdi-ya, adv. 
way. 
a-pa’-Sdo-ka, v. a (a and pa- 
Sdoka) to pull or shove off on, as 
one’s coat—awapasdoka. 
a-pa’-Si-éa, v.a. (a and pasgiéa) 
to soil or wyjure by rubbing on any- 
thing—awapasiéa. 
a-pa’-Si-pa, v. a. (a and pasipa) 
to break off close on anything; to put 
out of joint on—awapasipa. 
a-pa’-Spa, v. a. (a and paspa) to 
break off .a piece on anything—awa- 
paspa. 
a-pa’-Spu, v. a. (aand pagpu) to 
pull off on anything; to pick off or 
rub off, as one thing sticking on 
another—awapaspu. 
a-pa’-Su-za, v.a (aand pagusa) 
to mash or crush on anything— 
awapasuza. 
a-pa’-ta, v.a.(aand pata) to cut 
up on, as meat on a block—awapata. 
a-pa’-tay, v.a. (aand patan) to 
reserve or take care of for a pur- 
pose—awapatay. 
a-pa’-tay, v.a. (aand patan) to 
push against—awapatay. 
a-pa’-te-pa, v.a. to wear of short, 
as a pencil on paper. 
a-pa’-ti-éa, va. (a and patiéa) 
to squeeze 
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