aie 
ka-hmuyn’—ka-hdoge’-ya. 251 
hibog iyaya, tt has drifted off; blown 
off, carried along, either by wind or 
tide. 
ka-lbog’-ya, v. a. to cause to 
drift; to wave, as a flag—kahbog- 
waya. 
ka-hbog’-ya, adv. drifting, wav- 
ing. 
ka-hbo’-hbo-ka, v. red. of ka- 
hboka. 
ka-hbo’-ka, v.n. to drift along, 
as wood on water, to be driven along 
by the current; to wave in folds, as 
a flag. 
ka-hbo’-ka, n. a drift, a float. 
ka’-héi, v.a. togap, break a gap im, 
as in the edge of an ax—wakalidi, 
yakahdéi, unkalidipi. See kamni. 
ka-héiv’-héi, v. red. of kahdi; to 
break out gaps from the edge of an 
ax—wakah¢ihéi. 
ka-héiv-ya, v. a. to cause one to 
break a gap im an ax—kahéiwaya. 
ka-hda’, v. a. to rattle, or make 
sound by striking; to rig, as a 
bell—wakalhida, unkalidapi. 
ka-lda’-gan, v. ». to lengthen 
out, become long, extend: kalhidagan 
yeya, to give away what has been 
gwen one. ; 
ka-hdaly, cont. of kalidagan; ka- 
hidah aya, it lengthens out. — 
ka-hda’-hda, v. red. of kalhda; 
to rattlek—wakahdahda. 
ka-hda’-hda-gan, ». 
kahidagan. : 
ka-hda’-hdah, cont. of kalida- 
hidagan. 
red. of 
ka-hda’-hdah-ya, adv. length- 
ening out: kalidalidaliya aya, to be- 
come long or lengthen out, as the 
days. 
ka-hda’-ta, v.a. to dig under, 
undermine, make large at the bottom, 
asa corn-hole; to get one’s fish- 
hook fast on anything—wakalidata. 
T., kahilateya. 
ka-hda’-ya, v.a. to cause one to 
ring or rattle—kalidawaya. 
ka-lida’-ya, v.n. to fall off, asa 
sticking plaster; to come off, as paint 
or plaster, in scales, to scale off: 
ka-hde’-éa, v.a. to tear open by 
smiting; to split open; to break in, as 
the skull, to fracture; to break or frac- 
ture the skin by striking—wakalide- 
éa, unkalideéapi. 7), kahleéa. 
ka-hde’-hde-éa, v._ red. of ka- 
lideéa; to break in, as the skull, to 
Fracture—wakalhidehdeéa. 
ka-lden’, cont. of kalideéa; ka- 
liden iyeya. 
ka-hden’-ya, v. a 
Sracture—kalidenwaya. 
ka-hdi, v. ». to mire, stick in the 
mud—wakalidi. See kadopa. 
ka-hdi’-hdi, v. red. of kalidi. 
ka-hdi’-ya, v. a. to cause to 
mire—kahdiwaya. 
ka-ldog’, cont. of kalidoka; ka- 
lidog iyeya, to knock a hole in, to 
shoot a hole in. 
ka-lidog’-o-Stan-pi,” Ih a 
vest. 
ka-hdog’-ya, v.a. to cause to 
make a hole in—kahdogwaya. 
to cause to 
