pa-hdi’—pa-ki’-hnun-ka. 407 
pa-i’-pu-skin, cont. of paipu- 
skiéa; paipuskin iyeya. T., paipu- 
skil. 
pa-i’-tkoys, cont. of paitkoyza. 
pa-i’-tkon-za, v.a. T. to make 
even by pressing ; to strike off level, 
as a measure of grain: 7. ¢., pao- 
tkonza. 
pa-V-tpi-ska, adv.  paitpiska 
elipeya, to throw over on the back 
belly up, asa dog. T., paikpiska. 
pa-i’-wa-Ste-day, adv. of iwa- 
Steday; slowly: paiwasteday iyeya, 
to shove along slowly. T., paiwa- 
Stela 
Da-l-wa-ste-ya, adv. 
gently. 
slowly, 
a-i’-ya-pa-to, v.n. of iyapato: | 
vO, Yapato; 
to be pushed by: paiyapato ihemi- 
ciye. 
pa-i’-ya-pa-to-ya, v.a. to ob- 
struct, push against—paiyapato- 
waya. 
pa-i’-yo-wa-za, v. a. to make 
echo by striking with the hand— 
wapalyowaza. 
pa-ka’, va. to split or cut a slit in 
for an arrowhead. 
pa-ka’, v. paka iyeya, to push down 
or break down, as the ribs of an 
animal. 
pa-ka’-hun-ka,v.n IT. tonod, | 
bow the head. See pahukuy, ete. 
| 
pav-kan, v. . to prevent: mini 
pikay, to be prevented by water, as 
in a journey. 
pa-kay’-ka, v. to honor, respect— 
wapakayka. 
pa-kay’-yay, adv. prevented by, 
impassable: pakanyay ya, to go 
round, as a lake. 
pa-ka’-pa, v.a. to toss, strike a 
ball that is thrown and send it back ; 
to strike and stab before falling ; to 
pushaway—wapakapa. T., kakapa. 
pa’-ka-psay, v.a. (pa and kapsan) 
to nod or bow the head, nod assent— 
pawakapsay. 7., pakahuynka. See 
ogiyen). 
pa-ka’-tiy, v. a. of katin; to 
straighten out, as the arm when bent 
at the elbow—wapakatiy. 
pa-ka’-wa, v.a. to open out with 
the hand, as a gun-pan—wapakawa. 
pa-kéa’, v.a. to comb, disentangle, un- 
tie—wapakéa, uypakéapi. 7., kakéa. 
pa-kes’, cont. of pakeza: pakes 
pamay, to make a noise by filing 
T., pakes. 
pa-ke’-za, v.a. to make a noise 
by rubbing, as in filing—wapakeza. 
T., pakeza. 
anything. 
pa-ki’-éa-psayn, v. a. of paka- 
psay; to bow or nod the head to 
one — paweéapsay. 7, pakiéa- 
huyka, which is from pakahuyka. 
pa-kam’, cont. of pakapa: pakam pa-ki/-hnuyg, cont. of — paki- 
iyeya, to throw or toss, as a ball. 
T., pakab. 
pa-kay’, v. a. 
T., ohola. 
to respect, honor— 
wapakaa. See ohoda. 
hnuyka; pakihnuyg iyeya. 
pa-ki’-hnuy-ka, v. to push un- 
der water, make dive. T., opaspa. 
See kihnuka. 
