348 DAKOTA -ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
0-G0’-za, adj. warm in: ti oéoza, | od’-o-ta, adj. red of ota; much of 
a warm house. | various kinds. 
o-do’-way, x. of dowan; a song, 
o-é0’-za, n. of Goza; warmth, 
heat. hymn, tune. 
o-éw, v. n. of éu; to become dampin;|o-du’-te, n. the large muscle or 
to have drops of water inside. Hlesh on the thigh. 
odoron, cont. of yuta; od waste, o-du’-za-han, nm. of duzahan; 
good to eat, good to taste. T., oyul.| swiftness. 
o-da’-kon, cont. of odakota. T.,|o0-e’-Ge-éa, v.n. to be a little bet- 
olakol. ter; i. q. aheéeéa. 
o-da’-kon-ki ¢i-ya-pi, %.|o-e’-ée-¢a-ka, o mn. to bevlke 
friendship, peace. See dakonkiéi-| one, as a son is like his father, in 
yapi. appearance, demeanor, ete.; to be 
o-da’-kon-ya, adv. friendly, better, as a sick person—oemaée- 
peaceably. T., olakolya. | aka. 7, aheGeéa and iyeéeéa. 
o-da’-ko-ta, n. friendship, alli- See oweéeéaka. 
ance, fraternity. T., olakota. See|o-e’-Gen-ya, adv. so, however. 
dakota. T., esa and yesa. 
o-de’, v.a. to seek for, hunt for any- | 0-e’-Goy, n. of eéon; doing, work: 
thing—owade, oyade, unkodepi. oecoy waste, good doing it. 
T., ole; taku ole yahi he, what have | o0-e’-Goy-ka, n. one who does a 
you come for? thing very much. 
o-de’-za, v. of deta; to urinate in|o-e’-Goy-la, v. T. to do fre- 
anything—owadeza. 7), oleza. quently at some place; to go often 
o-de’-za, n. the bladder; acham-| for a special purpose; as to fre- 
ber-pot. T., wiéaleza and taleza:| quent a bawdy-house. 
olezapi. o-e’-Goyn-na, x. gambling, a lot- 
o-di’-di-ta, v. mn. of didita; to be tery. Sometimes written oeéona. 
warm in, as in a house where it is T., yekiyapi. 
uncomfortably hot: ti odidita, @ hot | o-e’-ha-ke, n. of ehake; the last. 
house. T., oluluta. o-e’-hde, v. a of ehde; to set or 
o-di’-di-ta, n._ heat. place in—oewahde. 
o-don’, cont. of odota; taku odon|o-e’-hde, n. of ehde; a_ setting 
wahi, J have come to borrow some-| down; asaying, a verse, a sentence, 
thing T, olol. -o-e’-hna-ka, mn. of ehnaka; a 
o-do’-ta, v. a. to borrow any-| placing down, a stop, period. 
thing—owadota, oyadota, wykodo- | o-e’-ti, m. of eti; an encampment 
tapi. T., olota. ahead. 
