402 DAKOTA — ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
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p, the nineteenth letter of the Dakota | pa-a’-zi, adv. paaziiyeya, to push 
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alphabet. thas the same soundas | aground. See azi. 
in English. -pa-ba’-ga, v.a. to roll or twist 
pa, @ prefix to verbs denoting that) im the hand—wapabaga, unpaba- 
the action is done by pushing or, gapi. T., pawaga. 
drawing, rubbing or pressing with) pa-ba’-za, v.a. to annoy or vex by 
the hands or arms. The pronouns, pushing 
are prefixed. pa-be’, v. tofile. Same as paman. 
pa, ”. the head of man or beast— T, pame. 
mapa, wiéapa: the principal part of \pa-bo’-tu-ka, m. See panbo- 
anything: the nose, as pa we hiyu, tuka. 7, hahonta optye. 
the nose bleeds. See nata, natahu,| pa-bu’, va. to drum on with the 
nasu, ete. Jingers—wapabu. 
pa, vn. to fall, as snow: wapa, it) pa-bu’-bu, v. red. of pabu. 
snows. See wa and hinhan. -pa-bw’-ya, va. to cause to make 
pa, v.a. to bark at, as a dog does: a drumming noise with the hand— 
Sunka mapa, a dog barks at me;|  pabuwaya. 
Suyka papi, the dogs bark. T., papa. | pa- éay’-éay, v.a. to push and 
p’a, adj. bitter. make tremble, as one’s arm by hard 
pa-a’-hda-psiy, adv. _ paahda- pushing— wapaéanéan 
psin elipeya, to turn bottom upwards pa-Gay’-nan, adv. shoved off: 
by pushing, etc. See ahdapsin, paéaynan iyeya, to shove out, as a 
naahdapsin, ete. boat from the shore. 
pa-a’-hda-psin-yay, adv. bottom) pa-éeg’, cont. of paéeka; paéeg 
upwards, overturned by pushing, ete: 1yeya. ¢ 
paahdapsin yay iyeya, to turn bottom | pa-éeg’-Eeg, cont. of paéegéeka; 
upwards. See alidapsinyay, naa- yaéeaéee iyeya, to push aside and 
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hdapsinyay, paohdapsinyay, ete. make stagger. 
pa-a’-ho, adv. paalio iyeya, to | pa-éeg’-ée- ka, v. red. of pa- 
brush up, as the hair from the fore- éeka; to make stagger—wapaéeg- 
? ? 
head. T., ipaho. See alio. éeka. 
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pa-a-wa-kin, m Ih. a saddle,| pa-ée’-ka, v.a. of éeka; to push 
pack-saddle. See akin and suktay- and make stagger—wapaéeka, uypa- 
kaakin. éekapi. 
