346 
or ag. T. 
sheltered, protected: wanna oblula, 
o=bliuqlas. 7. calm, 
now it is calm: le oblula, this is a 
sheltered place: 7. g. ommnina. 
o-bo’-ha, v. oboha iyeya, to knock 
into. T., owoha. 
o-bo’-héi-héi, a siring or 
bunch any bunch that 
dangles: i.g. bohdhd. T., opalite. 
o-bo’-hdo-ke, m. of bolidoka; a 
hole made by punching. 
o-bo’-po-ta, v. a of bopota; to 
shoot to pieces in anything—obo- 
of beads ; 
wapota. 
o-bo’-sdan, n. height. T., owo- 
slal. See bosdan. 
o-bo’-sda-ta, m height. T., 
See bosdata. 
o-bo’-sda-tu, n. height, perpen- 
dicularity. See bosdatu. 
a. of boskiéa; 
owoslata. 
Hower eglei=CAh, OW. 
fo punch or ram hard in a hole— 
obawaskiéa. 
o-bo’-skin, cont.of oboskiéa; obo- 
skin iyeya. 
0-bo’-Ski, v. tomake faint, obliter- 
ate, as the rain does tracks. ; 
o-bo’-Spe, n. of bosSpa; a piece 
shot or punched off: 
o-bo’-tay, v. of botan; to ram or 
pound hard in a hole—obowatan. 
o-bo’-ta, v.a. of bota; to punch to 
death in, as in a hole—obowata. 
o-bo’-te, x. 
to death in. 
o-bo’-tin-za, v. a. of botinza; to 
a killing or punching 
pound in hard and tight—obowa- 
tinza. 
DAKOTA-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
o-bo’-ya-ya, n. abunch of beads. 
T., woyaya, a string of beads. 
oboza hinhda, to rise 
up with a rush, as in case of an 
excitement. See boza. 
o-bo’-za-ka, v. to rush: ituh 
obozaka, the rush was for naught. 
o-éa’-@a, v. n.of Gaga; to freeze or 
become ice im. 
0- bo’= za, a: 
o-éa’-hde, n. of éahde; a step. T., 
éagle; éagle yuta, to pace, measure 
by stepping. 
o-Gay’-ku, ». «a road, street, way. 
See éanku. 
o-éan’-wa-ni-éa, n. place where 
there is no timber, prairie. 
o-Gay-ze, v.n. oéanze kokela, 
easily made angry. 
o-éa’-ze, n of éaze; kind, sort, 
species, name. 
o-ée’-sdi, v. of éesdi; to éesdi in: 
oéesditipi, a privy. 
o-Ge’-ti, n. of Geti; a fire-place, 
place where the fire is made ; a chim- 
ney: maza oéeti, a stove. 
o’-Gi-hin-yan-pi, v. recip. of 
ohinyay; they are offended at each 
other, they feel themselves slighted. 
o’-Gi-kayn, adv. having room, roomy: 
bGikay $ni, without room, crowded. 
‘o’-Gi-kpa-kpa-ni, adj. red. of 
o¢ikpani; some longer and some 
shorter. T., aoéikpakpani. 
o’-éi-kpa-ni, ad). 
length. T., aoGikpani. 
o-éV-ka-dayn, adj. of Gkaday; 
small within: ti ocikaday, a small 
not equal in 
room. 
