i-pa’-ta—i’-pu-sdi-ya. 205 
i-pi’-ga, n. the foam of boiling 
water. 
i-pi’-hdag, cont. of ipihdaka. 
i-pi’-hdag-ki-ton, v.a. to put 
on one’s girdle, gird one’s self— 
-ipihdagwetoy. 
i-pV’-hdag-toyn, v.a. to pul on 
a girdle, girded—ipihdagwaton, 
ipihdaguytonpi. Z., ipiyagkiton. 
i-pi’-hda-ka, ». pos. of ipiyaka; 
to put on one’s own girdle--ipiwa- 
hdaka, ipiunhdakapi. 
i-pi’-hda-ke, m, a girdle. See 
ipiyake. 
i-pily, cont. of ipiga. 
i-pil’-ya, v. a. to cause to boil— 
ipiliwaya, ipihuynyanpi. 
i-pil’-ya, adv. boiling: ipiliya 
hay, to stand boiling. 
i-pin’-ta, v.n. to be defective in 
some part, too short or too little, not 
as is usual. Said of one who is 
without a nose, or of a coat with- 
out skirts—imapinta, inipinta. See 
also iputay and ipustaka. 
i’-pi-ya, v.a. to make full, to fill— 
fpiwaya. 
i-pi’-yag, cont. of ipiyaka. 
i-p’-yag-ki-¢i-ton, va to 
put on a girdle for one, to gird one— 
ipiyagweciton. 
i-pV-yag-ki-toy, v.a pos. to 
put on one’s own girdle ; to be girded— 
iplyagweton. 
i-pi-yag-ton, va. to gird, put 
on a girdle ; to be girded—ipiyagwa- 
ton, iplyaguytonpi. 
i-pi’-ya-ka, va. to gird one’s 
self, to put on a girdle—ipimdaka, 
ipidaka, ipiunyakapi. 
i-pi’-ya-ke, n. a girdle, sash. 
i-pi’-ye, n. something to repair 
with. 
i-po’, n. a swelling. See iwiéapo. 
i-po’-gay, v.n. toblow,as the wind; 
to breathe out, exhale—iwapogayn. 
i-p oly, cont. of ipogay: ipoh iyeya, 
to blow on, blow in, blow away—ipoh 
lyewaya. 
i-poli’-ya, v.a._ to cause to blow— 
ipohwaya ; 
i-poli’-ya, adv. blowing. 
i-psi’-éa,v.n. tojump down from, 
as from a horse; to jump, jump 
over—iwapsi¢a, iyapsiéa, unkipsi- 
éapi. 
i-psin’, cont. of ipsiéa: ipsin iyaya. 
i-psi’-psi-éa, v. red. of ipsida; 
to hop, as a grasshopper. 
i-psi’-psi-éa-dan, v. n. dim. of 
ipsipsiéa; to hop, as do the psipsi- 
éaday. 
the end of a lake 
where grass grows. 
i-pte’-ga, v.n. iptega yanka, to 
be sad about anything. 
i-pte’-ga-ka, v.n. tobesad about 
anything; 7. q.,iéantesi¢a—imapte- 
gaka. 
i-pu-sdi, v.n. tobe close to, to press 
upon, to touch anything, as the nose 
presses on the face; ¢o press upon, 
weigh down, as sorrow—imapusdi, 
inipusdi. 
/-pu-sdi-ya, va. 
press on—ipusdiwaya. 
i-pte’-ga, m. 
to cause to 
