e 
o-ki’-éu-nin, cont. of  okiéu- 
nica. 
o-ki/-Gu-nin-ya, v. a. to pro- 
voke to anger, to offend—okiéunin- 
waya; Cante okiguninmayaya, thow 
hast made me angry. 
o-ki’-éuy, v. to put paint on one’s 
self: maka okiéun, to daub one’s self 
with earth—oweéuy. 
pos. of ode; to seek for 
one’s own—owakide, unkokidepi. 
o-ki’-do-ta, v. of odota; to bor- 
row anything ef one—owakidota, 
unkokidotapi, odiéidota. 
ie kai Guy: 
o-ki’-de, v. 
o-ki-gla-lni-ga, v. reflex. T. 
i. q. okihdaliniga—oweglaliniga. 
o-ki-hay, v. pos. of ohan; to put 
on, wear one’s own, as one’s own 
moceasins—owakihan. 
pos. of ohay; to 
boil one’s own; to boil for one— 
o-ki-han, v. 
See okiéihan. 
to follow or be 
to follow in 
years, be younger than—owakihay, 
owakihe. 
o’-ki-hay, v. a. 
after one, in traveling; 
oujkihaypi: waniyetu yamni oma- 
yakihay, thou art three years younger 
than I. See okihe. 
o’-ki-hay, v.n. to grow again, as 
anything cut off. 
o-ki’-hda-lni-ga, v. reflex. 
know or understand what pertains 
to 
to one’s self—owehdaliniga. See 
ohdalhniga and okaliniga. 
o-ki’-hde, v. pos. of ohde. 
o-ki-hde-ton-ton, adv. m 
layers. T., okignagtonton. See 
okimdahay. 
o-ki’-éa-Spa—o-ki’-hay-Suyn-ke-éa. 367 
o’-ki-he, mw. «joint, as of a finger, 
ete. See dkibe. 
o’-ki-he, adj. next to, following, 
second. See iyokihe and ékihay. 
o’-ki-he-ya, 
after. 
O-kis-hi, v: a: 
adv. secondly, 
to be able, to be able 
for, able to accomplish—owakihi, 
uykokihipi, omakihi. See ohi and 
ohika. 
o-kv-hi-day, v. dim. of okihi. 
O- kiana ka sos w.. to ‘be able; 
okihika heéinhayn eéoy sni, if he és 
able to do it, why does he not? 
o-ki’-hi-ki-ya, va to make 
able for—okihiwakiya. 
o-ki-hi-pi-éa, adj. that can be 
done, possible: okihipiéa Suni, impos- 
sible. 
o-ki-hi-ya, v.a._ to render able, 
cause to be able for—okihiwaya, oki- 
hiuyyaypi. 
o-ki-hi-ya, adv. 
ability. 
O= lena Inime—lietale Oh 
according to 
pos. of ohnaka; 
to place one’s own in. 
o-kiv¥-hnuy-ka, v x. of kihnuy- 
to 
one’s head under water in a vessel 
or bath. 
o-kiv-hay, v. of ohay; fo do to one, 
ka or kihnuka; dive or 
put 
commonly used in a bad sense 
owakihay. 
to 
do badly to, treat like a dog; to de- 
y= fei = Ah ig) = Si Way) = keel SG Bee ae 
stroy what one has depended on, as 
food; not to give food to—owaki- 
hayguykeéa, uykokihansunkeéapi. 
