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pa-hdi’, x. the excretion of the nasal 
Sosse@. 
pa-hdi’-hdi, v. red. of palidi. 
to cause to push 
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pa-hdi-ya, v. a. 
into the ground—pahdiwaya. 
paliliya. 
pa-hdog’, cont. of palidoka; pa- 
lidog iyeya. 
pa-hdo’-hay, v.  palidohay tyeya, 
to push down, as one’s coat sleeve: 
i. g. pasdohay. 
pa-hdo’-hdo-ka, v. red. of palidoka. 
pa-hdo’-ka, va. to make a hole 
in, pierce, run through, bore, as the 
ears—wapahdoka. 7., pahiloka. 
pa-he’-yam, cont. of paheyata: 
palieyam iyeya, to push aside. T., 
paheyab. 
pa-he’-ya-pa, ». 
See palieyata. 
pa-he’-ya-ta, v. paheyata iyeya, 
to push back or out to one side. 
pa-li’-ya-ya, adv. roughly, not well 
made, not smooth, as anything rasped. 
pa-lla’-te, » TT. the internal 
parts of the nose: 7. q. palidate. 
pa-lla’-ya, v. T. to peel off of itself: 
i q. palidaya. 
pa-hla’-zin-éa, ». 
or snuff the nose. 
pa-hmiy’-se, 
T., éatka. 
pa-lpa, v. a. 
to shove aside. 
T. to sniff 
See yuzinéa. 
adj. left-handed. 
to throw, as a horse 
his rider; ¢o take down, as anything 
hanging up; to lay down or put off, 
as one’s load; to scrape off, as the 
flesh that sticks to a hide—wapa- 
ipa, wuypalipapi. 
DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
pa-hpa’-g&a, v. to pop, to’ burst 
open; as pop-corn: 7%. g. papaga. 
pa-lhpe’-ya, v. a to cause to 
throw down—palipewaya. 
pa-lipw’, v.a._ to pick off, break off 
im small pieces; to tear down, as 
birds’ nests—wapalipu 
pa-hpuw-hpu, w. red. of palipu. 
pa-lhpw-ya, v.a._ to cause to pick 
off—palipuwaya. 
pa-lhta’, va. to tie up, make into 
bundles or packs—pawalita, pauy- 
litapi. The ‘‘pa” in this word is 
not a prefix. 
to bind in bun- 
See heyun. 
a bundle, a pack, 
pa-hta’-ka, va. 
dles—pawalitaka. 
pa-hta’-pi, n. 
packs of furs. 
pa-hte’-éa, . 
of fish. 
pa-lte’-yu-ko-ki-ya, ». 
to frown. 
pa-lw-ga, v. a. to break through 
or push a hole in, as in a kettle— 
wapahuga, 
pa-hul’, cont. of palhuga; paliuh 
iyeya. 
pa-hu’-hu-ga, 
huga. 
pa-iy’-yayn-ka, v.a. of inyanka; 
to shoot or throw a stick through a 
hoop when rolling, push through with 
the hand—wapainyanka: painyan- 
ka kiéuypi, the game of shooting 
through a hoop. 
pa-i’-pu-ski-éa, v. a of ipu- 
skiéa; to press down on with the 
hand—wapaipuskiéa. 
the sucker, a kind 
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red. of pa- 
