P— pa-ha’-i-éa-sto. 
pa-éi’-ka-dayn, v.a. of Gikaday; to 
make small by rubbing—wapacika- 
dan. 
pa-¢is’-éi-la, v. T. i. q. padistinna. 
pa-éi’-stin-na, v.a. of Gstinna; 
to make small by rubbing or pressing— 
wapacistinna. 
pa-¢o0'-éo, 
T., padiséila. 
v. a. of Goéo; to rub 
soft, as mortar—wapacoéo. 
pa-éo’-ka-ka, v. a. to empty, 
push or draw all out—wapaéokaka., 
See éoka. 
pa-Go’-za, v.a. of Goza; to make 
warm by rubbing—wapacoza. 
Pa-da’-ni, x. p. 
Pani Tndians. 
pa-dow’, cont. of padopa; padom 
iyeya. TT", palob. 
the Pawnee or 
pa-dom’-dom, red. of padom; 
padomdom iyeya. 7, paloblob. 
pa-do’-pa, v. a. of dopa; to push 
mto the mud, bemire 
T., palopa. 
pa-e’-ée-tu, v. a.of eéetu; to ad- 
just as it was or should be, push into | 
the right place, as a dislocated joint— 
Wapaecetu. 
pa-e’-ze, v.a. T. to rival, seek 
to supplant. 
pa-glo’-ka, v. T. iq pahdoka. 
pa-gmi’-gma, v. T, 
hmihma. 
is 
bing: 7 q. pabna. 
pa-gna-yayn, v. - Tf. 
pushing: 7. q. palnayay. 
pa-gam’, cont. of pagapa; pagam 
iyeya. T., pagab, 
pa-gna, v. 
wapadopa. | 
a. g. pag | 
to shell off by rub- 
|pa-ha’, x. 
to miss Ue | 
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pa-gayn’, v.a. to part with, give 
away, spare ; to open, as a door, with 
the hand—wapagay, unpagaypi. 
pa-gayn’-gan, v. red. of pagan. 
pa-gay’-ya, v.a._ to cause to giwe 
away ; to cause to open—pagaywaya. 
pa-gay’-yayn, adv. parting with; 
opening. 
pa-ga’-pa, v.a. to push off with 
the hand, as the skin of an animal— 
wapagapa. See yugapa, ete. 
pa-ge’, n. the diaphragm; the ab- 
domen. See ikpi, nige, and tezi. 
pa-go’, v. a. to carve, engrave— 
wapago. 
pa-go’-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to 
carve or engrave—pagowakiya. 
pa-goyn’-ta, n. the mallard duck, 
Anas boschas ; also the common tame 
duck. 
pa-g0’-pa-ti-éa, v. (page and 
opatiéa) to put im under a girdle, 
as a knife. 
|pa-go’-pa-tin, cont. of pagopa- 
tia; pagopatin iyeya. 
pa-gug’, cont. of paguka; pagug 
lyeya. 
pa-gu’-ka, v.a._ to sprain by rub- 
bing, etc.; to rub down, as in dress- 
ing skins—wapaguka. 
pa-guy’-ta, n See pagonta. 
the hair of the head; 
T., pehiy. See pahin. 
a mound, hill. 
to raise to strike—wa- 
pa’-ha, x. 
the scalp. 
pa-ha’, v. a. 
See apaha. 
pa-ha’-i-éa-sto, m. a@hair brush. 
Nien ie pehiniéasto. 
paha. 
