0-pa’-puy — 0’-psun-psun. 383 
o-pe’-hayn, v. of pehan; to fold up 
in—owapehan, unkopehanpi: ope- 
hay ehnaka, to lay away folded up 
im. 
o-pe’-he, n. of pehan; a fold; a 
bolt of cloth. 
o-pe’-ki-éa-toyn, v. of opeton; 
to buy anything from one; to buy 
for one—opeweéaton, opeunkiéa- 
tonpi. T. to buy for one only. 
o-pe’-ki-éi-ton, v. of opeton; 
to buy for another—opeweCiton, 
opemiciton. 
o-pe’-ki-toy, v. pos. of opeton; 
to buy or purchase one’s own, re- 
deem—opewakitoyn, opeuykitonpi. 
o-pe’-ki-ton-pi, part. redeemed, 
redeeming. 
o-pe’-ki-ton-yan, v.a. to cause 
to redeem—opekiton waya. 
o-pe’-mni, v.a. to wrap around, 
as a garment—owapemni, unkope- 
mnipi: fo be wrapped up in. See 
pemni. 
o-pe’-mni-yan, adv. 
around. 
o-pe’-pa. See opapa. 
o-pe’-pa-tayn-han, adv. from 
under the bottom of a tent: 7. g. opa- 
patanhan. 7, opapuntanhan. 
o-pe’-ton, v.a. to buy, purchase 
anything; to hive—opewaton, ope- 
untonpi: opetonpi, purchased, hired. 
o-pe’-ton-yay, v.a. to cause to 
buy—opetonwaya. 
o’-pe-ya, v.a. tocause to go with— 
épewaya. 
o’-pe-ya, adv. with, together. 
wrapped 
o-pi-i-éi-ya, »v. reflex. to form 
an opinion and act for one’s self, get 
ready: token opimidéiye kta he, 
how shall I do? 
o-piV-ki-da, vn. to be satisfied 
with, as with food—opiwakida, 
opiujkidapi. This word is used 
also when mosquitoes bite severely 
and fill themselves with blood. 
See pida. 
o-pi’-ki-da-ka, v. Same as 
opikida—opiwakidaka. 
0-pi’-ye, v.n. of piya: opiye Siéa, 
bad to doctor or make well. 
o-pi-ye, ».  aplace where things 
are put away and kept, as, mazopiye, 
a store-house ; dotopiye, a granary: 
a roll of anything, as of eloth, rib- 
bon, ete.; also a box, case, or crate, 
anything for packing goods in. 
o-pi’-ze-éa, adj. wrinkled, as an 
old person. 
o-po’, v.n. to be swelled—omapo. 
o’-po, v. n. to be warped, to be 
shrunken. 
0-po’-gayn, v.a. to blow in upon, 
to blow out from—owapogay. See 
pogan. 
o-polv, cont. of opogan; opolhi 
iyeya, to blow away, blow from the 
mouth. 
o-po’-hdi, v.a. tostuff anything 
into, as an old coat into a broken 
window. See opugi. 
o’-pson-psoy, va. to draw back 
and forth in the water, to rinse. T, 
miniyohpaya. See oyupsonpson. 
0’-psuyn-psuy, vw. See opsonpson. 
