a-pa’-ti-tan, v. a. (a and patitan) 
a-pa’-tpi, v. Same as apakpi. 
a-pa’-tus, v. cont. of apatuza: 
a-pa’-tus-ya, adv.  stoopingly. 
a-pa’-tu-Za, v. a. (a and patuza) 
a-pa’-ta, v.a. (a and pata) to kill 
a-pa’-ta-ta, vn. T. to become 
a-pa’-tin-za, v.a.(aand patinza) 
a-pa’-to, v.n. to obstruct, oppose, 
a-pa’-to-ya, v.a. toobstruct, stop, 
a-pa’-to-ya, adv. m an obstruct- | 
a-pa’-wan-ka, v. a. (a and pa- 
a-pa’-we-ga, v.a.(aand pawega) 
a-pa’-weh, cont. of apawega: apa- 
a-pa’-win-ga, v.n. to go round 
a-pa’-winh, cont. of apawinga: 
a-pa’-wins, cont. of apawinza: 
a-pa’-ptan-ptan—a-p’e’. 45 
to scrape off from, as snow from the | 
ground—awapatiéa. 
to push or brace against—awapatitan. 
apatus yanka, to be in a stooping po- 
sition. 
to stoop down on or over—awapatuza. 
by pressing on anything—awapata. 
numb, as by freezing on. 
to press tight on, to make stiff on— 
awapatinza. 
prevent progress—amapato. 
hinder—apatowaya, apatomayay. 
ing manner. 
wanka) to push down on any- 
thing—awapawanka. T., apaunka. 
to break partly, as a stick, on any- 
thing—awapawega. 
wel iyeya. 
im circles on or over. 
apawinh iyaya. 
apawins iyeya. 
a-pa’-win-ta, v. a (a and pa- 
winta) to rub on—awapawinta. 
a-pa’-win-Za, v. a. (a and pa- 
winza) to bend or press down, as 
erass, on anything—awapawinza. 
av-pa-ye, n. seasoning, anything 
like meat or grease boiled with corn. 
See wapaye. 
a’-pa-ye-ya, v.a. touse a thing 
Sor seasoning—apayewaya. 
a-pa’-z0, v. a. (a and pazo) to 
show or point to on anything; to 
point at: nape amapazo, he points 
his finger at me—awapazo. 
a-pa’-zuy-ta, v. a (a and pa- 
zunta) to stitch or run up in sewing 
on anything—awapazuyta. 
a-pa’-za-Za, v. a. (a and pazaza) 
to wash by rubbing on anything— 
awapazaza. 
a-pa’-azi-pa, v.a. (a and pazipa) 
to prick or pinch on anything—awa- 
pazipa. 
a-pa’-Zu-2u, v. a. (a and pazuzu) 
to rub out on anything—awapa- 
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a-pée’-ya, v.a. (aand péeya) to 
) Wi 
cut and dry, as meat, on anything— 
awapéeya. 
a-pe’,v.a. to wait for, wait on; to 
hope for, expect: u ape, to wait for 
one to come; ye ape, to wait for one 
to go, or desire one to go along— 
awape, ayape, unkapepi. 
a-pe’,n. a leaf of a tree, leaves; a 
blade of corn or grass; a jin of a 
fish, as in hoape. 
a-p’e’, v. Same as ap’a. 
