o-ki/-sa-pa—o-kpa’-&i. 371 
o-ki’-ya-ta-ke-éa, adj. lean, | 0-ko’-ki-pe, n. danger, fear. See 
i. q. stodan or Gistinna. Compare wokokipe. 
ostake Sni. o-ko’-ki-pe-ya, adv. im fear. 
o-ki-yu-te, v.n. T. tohealup, T., okokipeyakel; okokipeyakel ia, 
as a wound; to grow over, as bark to speak insultingly. 
cut on a tree. See ohduta. o-ko’-ki-zu-ya, adv, ‘im the 
o’-ki-yu-te, . astrait or channel. aggregate, collectively. See okizuya. 
o-ki’-zi, v.n. to heal up, recover|o-ko’-la-ya, v. YL. to have for 
from a hurt or wound—omakizi, oni- | @ friend: 7. q. kodaya. 
éizi, upkokizipi. See ozi,asni, ete |o-kon’, n. desire. See kon. 
o-ki/-zi-ki-ya, v.a. to causeto|o-koy’-ka, m. one who desires or 
heal up—okiziwakiya. is covetous. T., okoy s’a. 
o-ki’-zi-ya, v.a. to cause to heal, | 0’- kon-way-Zi-dan, adj. un- 
- make well—okiziwaya, okizimayay. changing, always the same, express- 
o-ki’-Za-te, n. the dividing or ive of oneness, as being of one 
forks, as of rivers: Wakpa okizate, mind—okoymawanziday. T., okon- 
the junction of the Yellow Stone and wanZila. 
the Missouri Rivers. o-koyn’-ze, n arule,a law. T., 
o-ki’-Zu, v. of ofu; to sow or plant wowasukiye. See wokonze. 
one’s own ; to plant for one; to fillup, | o0-ko’-o-ta-he-la, adv. T. (oko 
asa bag; to meet, as two parties— and otahela) between. See okogna 
owakizu. See okiéizu and okiksu. and otaheday. 
o’-ki-zu, v.n. tobe united. See|o-ko’-pe, ad. T. afraid. 
kokizu. Tyokizu is also used 7’, o-ko’-pe, n. of kope; fear. See 
idikoyaka. okokipe. 
o’-ki-zu-ya, v.a. to cause to|o-ko’-pe-ya, adv. seen through 
unite—dkizuwaya. T., iGikoyagya. a hole, as one seen through an 
o’-ki-zu-ya, adv. wnitedly, to-| opening in the bushes; im danger: 
gether. T., kokizuya. See iéage- okopeya nazin, he stands in danger. 
auya and okokizuya. See oko. 
o-ko’,n  acrack, ahole, an aperture, | o-ko’-toy, v. there ts a hole. 
as in a house. o-ko’-ton-yan, ” an opening 
o-ko’-da-ki-éi-ye, a league, or communication; expanse, space. 
covenant, communion, fellowship; a This word is used for the expanse 
church, society, community. T., oko- of the heavens or the firmament. 
lakidiye See koda and takoda. |o-kpa’-i, v. pos. of opagi; to jill 
o-ko’-gna, adv. T. between See one’s own pipe with one’s own to- 
okitahedan. bacco—owakpagi: 7. q. otpagi. 
