o-hay’-sda-ta—o-i’-éah-way-ka-la. 
o-hla’-gayn, adj. T. not fitting, 
loose. Said of a small thing in a 
large place. 
o-hla’-gan-la, adv. T. loosely. 
o-hla’-gan-ye-la, adv. Ee) 
loosely. 
o-hla’-te, adv. T. 4. q. olidate; 
under, as, maya ohilate éanku 
iyaya, the road goes under the hill or 
bank. 
o-hla’-te-ya, adv. T. under, | 
beneath: 7. q. olidateya. 
o-lile’, ando-hli’-se, adv. T. 
crowded about, as people around a 
tent to see a dance. 
o-hpayn’-yan, v. a. 
| 
omhVor- kage ie La hole: 4g. 
ohdoka 
o-limi’-lhmi-yayn, adj. crooked. 
o-lmi’-yay, adj. crooked. 
o-lino’-ga, nm. the corners that are 
usually fenced off on each side of the 
| 
door in a Dakota lodge. T., uy- 
gnaga. 
o-hno’-ga-ta, adv. inthe corners | 
of the tent near the door; down at | 
the side of a tent, close under. T., | 
uygnagata, 
o-lino’-g@i-éa-day, n. a bird! 
like a small owl. 
O-hno’-@i-éa-day, x. 
nary being worshipped by the Da- 
kotas. See 
Hohnogiéaday. 7, Ungnagiéala. 
o-ho’, intj. expressive of disbelief; 
not so! T., holi. 
o-lpa’, v.n.  togather together, flock 
together, as geese, ete. 
o-lipan’, v.n. to be wet or moist in. 
an imagi- 
Same as Canotidan. 
o-hpan’-ki-ya, va to dip into, 
sop or soak in; to wet or soak, so as 
to take off the hair—ohpay wakiya. 
to cause to 
moisten or soak in; to soak, as a 
skin for dressing—ohpay waya. 
o-hta’-hta-day, adj. loose, not 
stretched tight, as a slackened bow- 
string. 
o-lita’-hta-ye-dayn, adv. 
not stretched. 
yedan. 
loosely, 
Same as olidahda- 
o-hta’-ni, x.of htani; work, labor— 
initohtani, nitohtani: tohtani, his 
work. T., wowasi. 
o’-lita’-ye-tu, m. of litayetu; the 
evening. 
oli’-ya, adv. obliquely, from corner 
to corner, sloping, as the characters 
in writing See kaoliya, yuoliya, 
ete. 
o-i’-éa-ga, v. n. of idaga; to grow 
m anything; to growup—oimaéaga, 
oinigaga. 
o-V-éa-ge, n. of idaga; a growing, 
creation ; interest on money lent. 
o-i’-éa-hi-toy, v. a. of iéahi; to 
mingle, mix together in, as tobacco 
and bark, in anything—oiéahiwa 
ton. T., iéahitoy. 
o-i’- éa-hi-ye, m. of iéahiya; a 
mature, @ mixing: oiéahiye wayéi 
day, one mixing. 
o-V-éah, cont. of oiéaga; oidali 
kokeday, of quick growth; oiéah 
tehay, of slow growth. 
o-i-éah-wan-ka-la, adj. 
growing easily. 
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