o-ki’-na-sde-éa, v. n. of na- 
sdeéa; to split or burst open length- 
wise. 
o-ki’-na-Spa, v. a. of nagpa; to 
divide in the middle, break off—oki- 
nawaspa. 
o’-ki-ni, adv. perhaps, possibly. 
T., owekinahans. Used at the be- 
ginning of a clause. See okinahay 
and naéeéa. The latter word is 
used at the end of a clause. 
o-ki’-ni, va. 
part in a division; to obtain a share, 
to share, recewe a 
in any way, where there is a small 
amount—owakini, wykokinipi. 
o-ki-ni-hayn, v.a. T. 
out, either for praise or blame— 
to single 
owakinihay. 
o-kiv-ni-han, adj. of kinihay; 
honorable. 
o-ki-ni-hayn-yayn, adv. hon- 
ored; honorably; okinihayyay wy, 
to be honored; selected, singled out; 
okinihayyay makuwa. 
Ookei-nim, adv. suddenly T., 
ignuhayla 
o’-ki-ni-hiy, adv. suddenly. 
o-ki’-ni-ki-ya, v.a togwea 
share of, cause to partake—okiniwa- 
kiya, okinimakiya. 
o-ki’-ni-ya, v. » of niya; to 
gasp, breathe as one ‘dying—owa- 
kiniya, uykokiniyapi, 7, Guwi 
okiniya. 
See okinikiya. 
the breast, as that 
cies 
o-ki’-ni-ya, v. 4. 
o-ki/-ni-ya, . 
part from which one breathes. 
maku. 
VoL. Vu 
24. 
o-ki’-han-yay—o-ki-pi-ya. 
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o-kin’-hayn, v. n. to cease from: 
okinhan waniéa, without rest, un- 
ceasing. 
o-kiy’-yan, v. n. of kinyan; to 
Sly in. 
o-kin’-yay, adj. okinyay waste, 
docile, gentle. T., okun. 
o-ki’-pa, v. pos. of opa; to go in 
one's own boat, to follow or obey 
one’s own, to follow, as one does 
the habits or trade of his father: 
atkuku ohayn okipa, he follows his 
Jather’s business—owakipa. 
a band; a di- 
vision or bar, as in music. 
o-ki’-pa-ta, v. a. of pata; to join 
one to the other, to patch on—oki- 
wapata. T., oyaskabton. 
o-ki’-pa-ta-pi, ». patch-work. 
Same as okipa. 
to do as one has 
been accustomed to do—owakipeéa. 
o-ki’-pa-k$a, n. 
o-ki’-pe, »v. 
o-ki’-pe-éa, v.n. 
o-ki’-pe-ki-ya, v.a. to cause to 
follow one’s own—okipewakiya. 
o-ki’-pe-mni, v. pos. of opemni; 
fo wrap around one’s own—owaki- 
pemni. 
o-ki’-pe-ya, v. a. to cause to fol- 
low one’s own—okipewaya. 
o-ki’-pe-ya, adv. following: oki- 
peya wauy. 
o-ki’-pi, v. of kipi; to be large 
enough for, to hold, admit, receitve— 
omakipi, onicipi, uykokipipi. 
o-ki’-pi, adj. capacious, holding 
much. 
o-ki’-pi-ya, adv. 
cewing. 
admitting, re- 
