o-mde’-éa-hayn—o-na’-poh-ya. 375 
o’-mni-na, adv. 
place where the wind blows not, 
sheltered: dmnina unyakoypi, we 
are in a sheltered place. 
om-om’, prep. red. of om. 
o’-na, n. Th. 
ide. 
T., obob. 
a flame, a blaze; %. q. 
to rattle 
in the throat, as one about to die. 
o-na’-hda-te, mn. of nalidata; a 
seratch. 
o-nai-glo-ge, v.n.:-T. 
to tear a hole 
in a hole—onawahideéa. 
o-na’-hde-ée, wm. of nalideéa; a 
rent. 
o-na’-hdo-ka, v. a. to make a 
hole either in the ground with the 
foot or in the foot Ly walking—ona- 
walhidoka. 
o-na’/-hde-éa, v.a. 
o-na’-hdo-ke, mw. of nalidoka; a 
hole made in the foot or with the 
Soot. 
o-na-hoyn, v. of nalon; fo hear 
what is reported; to hear of or con- 
cerning—onawahion, onauylionpi. 
o-na’-hoyn, ». hearing: onahoy 
waste, it is good hearing. 
o-na’-hon-ki-ya, v.a. to cause 
to hear of, to communicate to concern- 
ing—onahion wakiya. 
o-na-hoyn-pi, n. hearing. 
o-na’-hon-ya, v.a. to cause to 
hear; to communicate to; onahoy- 
mayaye, you have told me. 
o-na’-hta-ka, v. of nalhtaka; to 
kick in—onawalitaka. 
o-na’-hta-ke, ». a wound made 
by kicking. 
calmly, in a calm | 
o-na-kay, v.a. tostrike and knock 
off into, as into a canoe, to tread 
off in—onawakan. 
o-na’-ki-k$in, v. a. of nakiksin; 
to take shelter or refuge in or behind, 
as behind atree in battle—onawe- 
ksin, onaunkiksinpi. 7, inakiksin. 
o-na’-kpa, v.n. of nakpa; to burst 
within something. 
o-na’-ksa, v.a. of naksa; to break 
into or through, as in walking on 
ice—onawaksa. 
o-na’-kse, 2. a@ breaking in. 
o-na’-kSayn, n.of nakgay; a bend, 
crook. 
See onakiksin. 
to bend into of 
itself. See naktay and naoktan. 
a bend. 
o-na’-kes, cont. of onakeza. T. 
onatos. 
o-na’-kes-ke-za, v. red. of ona- 
o-na’-kSin, v. 
o-na’-ktayn, v. n. 
o-na’-ktan, %. 
b) 
keza. T., onatostoza. 
to make smooth 
by stamping on—onawakeza. T., 
onatoza. 
o-na-kos, cont. of onakoza. 
o-na’-kos-ko-za, v. red. of ona- 
koza. 
o-na-ko-za, v.n. to trample on 
and make hard—onawakoza. 
o-nam/, cont.of onapa; onam iyaya, 
it has taken refuge in. T., onab. 
o-na’-pa, v.a.of napa; to flee bo, 
take refuge im—onawapa, onauy- 
papi. See onakiksin. 
o-na’-poli-ya, v.n. T. to swell 
out, puff up, as bread rising. 
o-na’-ke-za, v. 4. 
