0-Sbuw —o’-ta-kons. 387 
0-Spa’-ye, n. adrove, a herd con- 
sisting of different kinds of ani- 
mals; a@ company separated from 
the main body. See obe and 
optaye. 
o-spa’-ye-ton-ton, adv. T. in 
droves. 
o-Spe’, n. of yuspa; a breaking off: 
a piece, a part of a section of land. 
T., oyuspe. 
o’-Stan, v.a. T. to put in place of; 
to put in, as a cork—owastay, oya- 
Stan. 
o’-Stan, v. n. 
or m, as a stopper; to be im agree- 
ment with; to be in place of. See 
oyustan. 
o’-Stayn-hay, part. 
on. 
o-Stan’-ha YN,” arunning, watery 
sore. 
o-Stan’-han, v.n. T. toooze out, 
as water from a sore. 
o-Ste’, adj. deformed—omaste, 
oniste. See osteka. 
o-Ste?, imi. 7. 
dulity. 
o-sSte’-dayn, adj. deformed. 
o-Ste’-hda, v. a. (oste and hda) 
to mock, speak evil of, call bad names, 
revile—ostewahda. 
o-Ste’-hda-pi, x. 
brious language. 
o-Ste’-ka, adj. defective in some 
part, deformed—omasteka. 
o-Ste’-ya, adv. imperfectly, 
clumsily; by chance, accidentally ; 
osteya eéon, he did it imperfectly. 
to be on, as a hoop, 
being in or 
of surprise, incre- 
contempt, oppro- 
o-Ste’-ya-ken, adv. deformedly. 
o-$ti’, intj. T. oh, ah, alas; it ex- 
presses strong disappointment and 
regret; as, osti, wanzini yuspin kte 
Sni, alas! he will not catch a single 
one. 
o-Sung’-ye; adv. very much, 
violently. T., oSungyela. 
o-S§uyn’-ke-éa-dan-ka, m a 
very little thing. 
o’-ta, adj. much; many—unkotapi: 
wiéota, a great company. 
o-tahb’, cont. T. of otapa: otabaya, 
to trail, follow tracks. 
o-tab’-tab, red. of otab. 
o-ta’-So-Sa, v. of tagoga; to spit 
into anything—otagowasa, otago- 
ungapi. T., otahoga and otasoga. 
o-ta’-he-dayn, adv. between. See 
iyotaheday and tahedan. 
o-ta’-he-la, adv. T. off to one 
side; away from others, said of one 
who has deserted his company and 
gone off alone. With this mean- 
ing it is not proper to apply the 
word to our Savior, as Mediator or 
daysman, as Mr. Cleveland says. 
But with us it appears quite proper 
to say of Him, ‘‘otahedan yanka.” 
o-ta’-he-pi, adv. between places. 
T., iyokogna. See iyotahepi and 
tahepi. 
o-ta’-ho-Sa, m. T. a spittoon 
o’-ta-ka, adj. many, much. See ota. 
o’-ta-ki-ya, adv. oftentimes, fre- 
quently. 
o’-ta-koyns, adv. opposite to, over 
against. See iyotakons. 
