ka-o’-mni-i-éu-ya—ka-psin’-psin-ta. 
ka-pe’-mni-mni-yan, adv. 
dangling. 
ka-pe’-mni-yap, adv. crookedly; 
dangling, swinging, as scissors tied 
by a string. 
ka-p’e’-p’e.v.n. T. 
anything on water. 
ka-p’e’-p’e-ya, v. a. to make skip. 
ka-p’e’-p’e-ya, adv. skipping. 
ka-pe’-sto, v.a. of pesto; to make 
sharp-pointed with an ax—waka- 
pesto. 
to skip, as 
ka-pe’-ya, v.a. of kapa; to go or | 
pass beyond, do more; to cause to 
surpass—kapeway a. 
ka-pe’-ya, adv. beyond, further, 
greater than, surpassing: Atewaye 
Gin he mikapeya tanka, “‘“My Father 
is greater than I,” John xiv, 28. 
ka-p’in’, v.n. to be indisposed or 
unwilling to do a thing; to be tired: 
mani kap’in, to be indisposed to walk ; 
eéon wakap’in, [am unwilling to do 
it; ie kap’in, he is tired of talking— 
wakap’in, unkap’inpi. . 
ka-pins’, cont. of kapinza. 
ka-pin9’, cont. of kapinza. 
ka-pin’-za, v.a. to make squeak 
or squeal, as a squirrel, by striking— 
wakapinza. 
ka-pin’-Za, v. a. to clear away, 
as brush, grass, ete.—wakapinza. 
T., kagmi. See kamni. 
ka-po’, v. n. to swell, as 
flesh—makapo, niéapo. 
ka-po’-gayn, v.n. to puff out, to 
swell and become tight, as a bladder 
that is blown: 
one’s 
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ka-poly, cont. of kapogan; kapoh 
iyeya. 
ka-poli’-ya, v.a. to make swell 
out, as anything filled with air— 
kapohwaya. 
ka-pol’-ya, adv. rising, swelling 
out. 
ka-pom’, cont of kapopa; kapom 
iyaya, to burst with a noise ; kapom 
iyeya, to cause to burst. 
ka-po’-pa, v.a. to make a popping 
noise; to strike and make burst— 
wakapopa. 
ka-po’-ta, v.a. to pound to pieces, 
as a garment; fo rend, tear in pieces, 
as wind does clothes—wakapota. 
ka-po’-tpo-ta, v. red. of kapota. 
ka-psag’, cont. of kapsaka; ka- 
psag iyeya, and kapsag elipeya, to 
break violently. 
ka-psag’-ya, v. a. to cause to 
break 
kapsagwaya. 
ka-psag’-ya, adv. broken, as a 
string. 
ka-psa’-ka, v.a. to break, as a 
string, by striking; to break of it- 
self—wakapsaka, unkapsakapi. 
ka-psay’-psayn, v.n. to dangle, 
swing back and forth; to sway to and 
tro, as a limb in water. 
ka-psa’-psa-ka, v. red. of ka- 
psaka. 
ka-psi’-éa, v.a. to make jump by 
striking—wakapsiéa, unkapsiéapi 
ka-psin’, cont. of kapsiéa; kapsin 
iyeya. Also used as a contraction 
of kapsinta. 
ka-psin’-psin-ta, v.a. lowhip, 
