i-ki’-éi-un —i-ksam’-ya. 
i-ko’-yag-ya, v.a._ to fasten to, 
as a horse to a cart, to joim one 
thing fo another; to clothe, put on— 
ikoyagwaya, ikoyagunyanpi. 
i-ko’-yag-ya, adv. fastened to: 
ikoyagya hay, standing fastened to. 
- i-ko’-yag-ya-ken, adv. fastened to. 
i-ko’-ya-ka, v.n._ to adhere to, 
stick to—ikomayaka: to be fastened 
to, as a horse to a cart. 
i-kpa’-gan, v. reflex. of pagan; 
to spare one’s self, yield up one’s self— 
mikpagan. 
i-kpa’-ge, n. 
of an arrow. 
i-kpa’-hu-hu-za, v. reflex. pos. 
of pahuhuza. 
i-kpa’-ldo-ka, v._ reflex. of pa- 
hdoka; to pierce through, make a hole 
for one’s self, as the muskrat—mi- 
kpalidoka. 
i-kpa’-hpa, v. reflex. of palipa; 
to throw one’s self off, as from a 
horse—mikpalipa. 
i-kpa’-hpe-hin-éa, m. onewho 
throws away everything which he has, 
a squanderer, a spendthrift—mikpa- 
hpehinéa. T., ighuwalipaniéala. 
i-kpa’-kpi, v. pos. to hatch out 
one’s own. 
i-kpa’-ta-ka, v. pos. 7. to lean 
on one’s own; to brace one’s own. 
See ipataka. 
i-kpa’-ptan, v. reflex. to turn 
one’s self over, roll over—mikpaptan, 
upkikpaptanpi. See ipaptan. 
i-kpa’-tay, v. reflex. of patan; 
to be careful of one’s self—mikpatan. 
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T., to push along, as a boat with a 
pole; to steer a boat. 
i-kpa’-tan-yan, adv. 
care of one’s self, carefully. 
i-kpa’-zo, v. pos. to show one's 
self—mikpazo. 
i-kpi’, x. the belly, abdomen. Some- 
times it may mean the thorax also; 
but that is more properly called 
“maku.” See itpi. 
i-kpiv-hnag, cont. of ikpihnaka: 
ikpihnag iyewaya. 
i-kpi’-hnag-ya, adv. placed in 
around the body. 
i-kpv-hna-ka, v. a. to place 
im the belly; hoksin ikpihnaka, 
to be pregnant—ikpiwahnaka; to 
place nm or put around the body, 
as in a blanket when tied around 
one. See itpihnaka. 
i-kpi’-pa-tan-hayn, 
around the body. 
i-kpi’-ska-ya-wan-ka, v. to 
lie with the belly turned up, as a dog 
does. 
i-kpi’-au, v. a. (ikpi and ozu) to 
put in around the body—ikpiwazu, 
ikpiunzupi. T., ikpiozu. 
i-kpw-kpa, adv. mixed up, as 
people of different nations dwelling 
together, or as different kinds of 
corn growing together in the same 
field. T., ikpukpeya. 
i-ksam’, cont. of iksapa. 
i/’-ksam-ya, v. a. of iksapa; to 
make anything, to do anything, 7%. q. 
kiéayn yan —iksamwaya. 
i-ksam’-ya, v. a of ksapa; to 
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