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ba-ki’-éi-Spu, v. of baspu; to 
cut off something that was stuck on, 
for another—baweéispu. 
ba-ki/-&0, v. pos. of bago; to cut or 
carve one’s own, engrave—bawakigo, 
ba-ki’-hoyn, v. pos. of bahon; to 
cut or gash one’s own—bawakihon. 
ba-kiv-hon-hon, v. red. of ba- 
kihon. 
ba-ki/-ksa, v. pos. of baksa; to 
cut off one’s own with a knife or 
saw—bawakiksa and baweksa. 
ba-ki’-ksa-ksa, v. red. of ba- | 
kiksa. 
ba-ki’/-mde-éa, v. pos. of ba- 
mdeéa; to break one’s own, by at- 
tempting to cut, with a knife—ba- 
wakimdeéa. T., wakibleéa. 
ba-kins’, cont. of bakinza: bakins 
iyeya. 
ba-kins’-kin-za, v. red. of ba- 
kinza. 
ba-kin’-za, v. a. (ba and kinza) 
to make a scraping, squeaking noise, 
with a knife or saw—bawakinza. 
ba-ki-pta, v. pos. of bapta; w 
pare, cut off, or trim one’s own— 
bawakipta. 
ba-ki-pu-ski-éa, v. (ba and 
kipuskiéa) to clap together and 
make fit or adhere by shaving—ba- 
wakipuskiéa. 
ba-ki’-pu-skin, cont. of baki- 
puskiéa: bakipuskin iyeya. 
ba-ki’-sde-éa, v. pos. of ba- 
sdeéa; to split or rip, as a board or 
stick, with a knife or saw—bawa- 
kisdeéa. 7, wakisleéa. 
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|ba-ki-sde-sde-éa, v. red. of 
bakisdeéa. 
ba-ki’-sku, v. pos. of basku; to 
pare one’s own, as an apple or po- 
tato—bawakisku. 
ba-ki’-Sda, v. pos. of bagda; to 
cut off and make bare, as in cutting 
one’s own grass, with a knife—ba- 
wakisda. 
ba-ki’-S$da-Sda, v. red. of ba- 
kisda. 
ba-ki-Ski-ta, v. pos. of ba- 
Skita; to cut across on one’s own— 
bawakiskita. 
ba-ki’-Spa, v. pos. of bagpa; to 
cut off a piece from one’s own—ba- 
wakispa. 
ba-ki’-Spa-Spa, ». 
kigpa. 
ba-ki’-gpu, v. pos. of baspu; to 
cut up one’s own in pieces—bawa- 
kispu. 
ba-ki’-Spu-spu, w. 
kigpu. 
ba-kon’-ta, v. a. (ba and konta) 
to dig out with a knife, to hollow or 
groove—bawakonta. 
ba-kon’-tkon-ta, vw. red. of ba- 
koyta; to make in grooves or ridges— 
bawakontkonta: éan bakontkonta, 
a wash-board. 
ba-kpa’, v.a._ to cut off, cut from; 
to cut out or cut into—bawakpa: ista 
bakpa, to cut out the eye, make blind. 
T., wakpa. 
red. of ba- 
red. of ba- 
ba-kpayn’, v.a. (ba and kpan) to 
cut up fine with a knife, as tobacco— 
bawakpay, bayakpay, baunkpanpi. 
