o-ha’-ka-pa—o-hi’-ti-da. 351 
o-hdi’-hay, v.n. to fall m any- 
thing endwise. 
o-hdi’-he-ya, v.a. to cause to 
fall in endwise—ohdiheway a. 
o-hdu’-ge, v. pos. of oyuge; to 
put on, wear one’s own—owahduge. 
T., ogi¢itoyn and kiguy. 
o-hduw’-so-ta, wv. n— fo go off, 
leave, be all gone, as ducks in the 
fall of the year. 7., dglusota. See 
yusota. 
o’-hdu-ta, v.n._ to be closed up. 
o’-hdu-te-ya, v.a. tocloseup— 
édhdutewaya. 
o-hdw’-ze, v. pos. of oyuze; to 
dip out from into one’s own dish— 
owahduze. 
o-he’, v. Same as ohay. 
o-he’, n. a place; a niche, a bed; 
the old or former place—mitohe. 
o’-he, n. of yuha; a having: dhe 
waste, it is good having; dhe waste- 
kae, useful. T., oyuha. 
o’-he, mn. of ohayn; a@_ boiling: 
dhe wanzidan, one boiling. T, 
owehe. 
o-he’-hde-pi, . abedstead, bed. 
T., oyunke and oyuyke ihupa. 
o-hem’-ya, adv. not quite full, 
almost full. j 
o-he’-yuyn, v.a. to wrap up in— 
ohemuy, ohenuy. See heyuy. 
o-he’-yuy, x a wrapper: che- 
yuypi, wrappers. 
o’-hi, v.n. to hang over, as hair | 
over one’s face, or grass over a 
path: i. g. Gayku pezi kaohdute- 
yapi. 7, okahi. 
o’-hi, v.a._ tobe able to reach to, tall 
enough to reach up to, long enough to 
reach down to—éwahi, duyhipi; to 
reach to one, be large enough for— 
omahi. 
o’-hi-day, v. dim. of hi. 
o’-hi-han-la, m J. the morn- 
tng, during the forenoon. 
o’-hi-ka, m.. one whose hair is 
always hanging over his face. T., 
okahika. 
o-hi-ka, ». one who has ability, 
one who is able to accomplish, 
o-hi’-ki-ya, v. pos. of ohiya; to 
win back one’s own; to give some- 
thing 
won, to win for another—ohiwakiya., 
fo another of what one has 
o’-hi-na-pe, of hinapa; aplace 
of egress. 
o-hin’-hpa-ya, v. (0 and hin- 
hpaya) to fall into; to fall from, 
forsake—omahiyhpaya. 
o-hin’-hpa-ye-ya, va to 
cause to fall into ~ ohinhpayewaya. 
o’-hi-ni, adv. See dhinni. 
o’-hin-ni, adv. always. 
to cease 
from, to finish—ohinniwakiya.  T., 
ihunikiya. 
o’-hin-ni-ki-ya, v4 
to finish— 
T., ihuniya, 
o/-hin-ni-ya, v. a. 
bhinniwaya. 
9’-hin-ni-yay, adv. always, all 
along, all through. 
o-hi’-ti-da, v.a. to consider furi- 
ous—ohitiwada; ohitiiéida, to think 
one’s self terrible, to bluster, to swag- 
ger, to bully—ohitimigida. T., ohi- 
tilaka, to consider brave. 
