350 DAKOTA—ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
o-ha’-ka-pa, adv. afterwards. 
See ihakapa. 
o-ha’-ka-pa-tan-hay, adv. 
afterwards See ihakapatanhay. 
o-ha’-mna, adj. smelling of the 
skin. 
o-hay’, int). oh, yes! See ahay 
and hay. 
o-hay’, adv. when, in the past, at 
what time. 
o-han’, v. 2. (ohna and han) to 
stand in. 
o-han’, v. a. to put on socks or 
moccasins, to wear; to boil, as corn, 
meat, ete—owahay, oyahay, up- 
kohaypi. 
o’-hay, v. to try, attempt; to ap- 
ply one’s self, study—dwahe, dya- 
hay, dunhaypi. 
o’-hay, n. a straight place m a 
river. See dha. 
o’-hay-hayn, v. to speak lightly of, 
to gest. 
o-hay’-hayn, adv. red. of ohan. 
o’-hayn-hde, v. See éhanhdeya. 
o’-han-hde-ya, v. a. to keep 
near one, follow about, as a colt its 
mother; to love—ohanhdewaya, 
ohanhdemayan. 
o’-han-han-na, x. the morning; 
i. gq. hanhayna. T., ohihanla. 
o’-han-gle-la, adv. T. in the 
middle ; through the middle. 
o-hay’-ke-ta, adv. T. at the 
last, finally; 7. q. uphayketa. 
o-hay’-pi, part. boiled. 
o-hay’-ska, un. of hanska. length. 
o-hay’-ska-ya, adv. inlength. 
o’-hay-zi, n. shade, defense from 
the heat; shadow. 
o’-han-zi, v.n. to be shade on— 
omahayzi. 
o’-hayn-zi-hde-pi, ». something 
set up for a shade, as the branches 
of trees or bushes; an arbor; a 
porch; an umbrella. 
o’-han-zi-ya, v. a. to shade, 
make a shade on—ohayziwaya, ohay- 
ziuyyanpi. 
o-hba’-hay, part. fallen to pieces 
in, as a barrel in a corn-hole. 
o-hda’-da, v. pos. of okada, 
o-hdag’, cont. of ohdaka: he ohdag 
wahi, I have come to tell that. 
o-hdal’-ni-&a, v. pos. of okali- 
niga; to understand one’s own 
affairs—owahdalhniga. T., okigla- 
liniga—okiweglahniga. 
o-hdal’-nih, cont. of ohdabniga: 
ohdalinih manyka. 
o-hda’-ka, v. pos. of oyaka; to 
tell of one’s own—owahdaka, uy- 
kohdakapi. 
o-hda’-kiyn-yayn, x. of hdakin- 
yay; width, breadth. 
o-hda’-pSin-yay, adv. bottom 
upwards, turned over. T., oglapsin- 
yay. See ahdapsinyay. 
o-hda’-pta, v pos. of oyapta and 
okapta; to leave some of one’s own— 
owahdapta. 
o-hde’, v. a. of hde; to set or place 
in—owahde. See olnaka, ozu, 
ete. 
o’-hde, n. acoat; suspenders. T., 
Geskiyutay, suspenders. 
