o’-ta-kon-za—o-ton’-we. 389 
. O-ta-wa-ten-ya, v. ». to be|o-tke’-ya, v. a. to hang up, sus- 
willing to do—otawatenwaya. pend anything—otkewaya, otkeun- 
0-ta’-wa-te-Si-ca, adj. great, yanpi. 
Searful, numbertiess. o-tke’-ya-han, part. hanging up. 
O-ta’-za, n. of taza: waves. T.,|0-tkin’, v.n. T. to become damp in. 
kaataza. o-tkoyns’, cont. of otkonza: otkons 
o-te’-hayn, adv. far, a long dist- yuksa, to break off even. 
ance: yapi kin otehan, kupi kin|o-tkoyn’-se-la, adv. T. evenly. 
oakiyedan, the going is far, the com-|0-tkov’-2za, adj. even, equal, par- 
ing back is near. See tehan. allel. See otatkonza. 
o-te’-hay, v.n. to belong about any-|o-to’, adj. cont. of otoiyohi; each 
thing, long in doing—omatehay kta.| one: i g. owasin. 
o-te’-han-ya, v. a. to hinder,|0-to’-i-yo-hi, adj. each one, 
cause to be long about a thing—ote-| every one. T., otoiyohila; iyohila. 
hanwaye. o-to’-ka-he, m. the beginning: 
o-te’-hi, ». a thicket of bushes or| otokahe ekta, at the beginning. 
brush; misery, difficulty. o’-to-ka-he, n. that which goes 
o-te’-hi-ka, adv. very hard to| first. 
endure; trying, difficult. o-to’-ka-he-ya, n._ the first, the 
o-ti’, v.n. to dwell in—owati, un-| beginning. See tokaheya. 
kotipi. : o-to’-ka-he-ya, adv. at the be- 
o-ti’, n. a house, dwelling. ginning. 
o-tint’-o-ska, m T. am open|o’-to-ka-ta, adv. before, foremost. 
place in the woods. o-to’-ki-he, adj. Ih. the nect. 
o-ti’-wi-ta, man old encamp-| _ T., iyokihe. 
ment, where there has been a cluster | o-t0’-k§u, v. of tokgu; to haul or 
of tents. T., otiwota. transport in, as in a cart—otowakégu, 
o-ti’-wo-ta, n. an old encamp-| _otounksupi. 
ment. See otuwita. o-to’-ksu, ». hauling, transport- 
o’-tkam, cont. of étkapa. ing: otoksu waste, it is good haul- 
o’-tkam-ya, v.a. to make stick on,| ing. 
daub, as with pitch—étkamwaya. |o-ton’, v. a. to put on and wear, as 
o’-tka-pa, vn. to stick on, as| leggings or pantaloons—owaton. 
pitch, snow, or mud—dématkapa. | o-ton’-way, v. of tonwan; to look 
See oskapa and ostaka. into—owatoyn way, unkotonwanpi. 
o-tke’, vn. to hang from, be lodged| o-ton’-we, n. a cluster of houses 
on, be suspended from anything, as or tents, a village, a town, a city. 
a tree. See tke. . See tonwan yay. 
