372 DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
o’-kpa-ni, vn. to be lacking ; less 
than. See otpani and iyotpani. 
o’-kpas, cont. of okpaza; okpas 
iéu, to become dark. See otpas. 
o’-kpas-ya, v.a. to darken, make 
dark—okpaswaya. T., oiyokpas- 
ya. See otpasya. 
o’-kpas-ya, adv. darkly, in the 
dark; okpasya wanka, it lies in the 
dark. T., oiyokpasya. 
o’-kpa-za, v.n. to be dark: okpaze 
hinéa, it is very dark. 
o’-kpa-za, n. darkness, night: 1. 
q. otpaza. 
o’-kpe, v. to meet and assist in car- 
rying a load: okpe ya, to go to assist 
one; to go to meet; wiGokpe un- 
yanpi, and okpe wiéunyanpi, we 
go to their assistance: 2. q. dtpe, 
o-kpw-kpe, » of kpukpa. 7. 
dregs, lees. 
o’-ksa, v.n._ to break off, as a stick, 
in a hole. See oyuksa. 
o-ksa’-hay, part. broken off in, 
fallen in, as a corn-hole. . 
o-ksa’-he, part. Same as oksa- 
hay. 
o’-ksa-ka, v. See oksa. 
o’-kse, n. anything broken off short. 
o’-ksay, adv. around, round about: 
nitayn okégan, around thee. 
o-k&uw’, v. pos. of ou. T. to load, 
as one’s gun—oweksu. See okiksu 
and okizu. 
o-kte’-ton, ». a flaw, something 
Slawed. 
o-kuy’, adj. T., okuy waste, gentle, 
mild. See okinyan. 
o-kuys’-toy, adv. openly, mani- 
Jestly. T., taninyan. 
o-kuys’-toyn-yay, adv. openly, © 
manifestly, according to custom: 
okuystonyan tawiéu ton, to take a 
wife according to the custom. 
o-ku’-te, n. of kute; a shooting, a 
shot; okute wanziday, one shot; 
okute waste, a good shot. 
o-ku’-wa, v. a. of kuwa; to chase, 
follow after anything—owakuwa. 
o-kw-za, v.n. of kuza; to be lazy 
or sick on account of—omakuza. 
See ikuza, to be sick on account of: 
o-kw-Ze, n. laziness. See widéo- 
kuze. . 
o-ka’, v. a of ka; to dig into, dig 
through—owaka, unkokapi. 
o-ka’-pi, ma digging into. 
o-ke’, n. a digging, a mine. 
(o-kin’, ». of kin; @ pack, load; 
something to carry or pack im, as a 
blanket or sack. 
o-kin’, v. of kin; to carry in— 
owakin. ; 
o-ki’-pe, n. something staked, the 
prize. 
o’-ko, v. to stick to or on, as feathers 
-or down: pa magi hin démako, 
feathers stick to my head; to gather 
around for something to cat, as 
crows about a carcass—dmako, 
éniko. 
o-ko’, n. a noise, hum, buzz, bustle 
o-ko’-se, n. T. disturbance, tu 
mult: 7. qg. owodutaton. 
o-ko’-ya, v.n. to make a noise or 
bustle—okowaya, okounyanpi. 
