pa-kv-hta—pa-mden’ 
pa-ksin’-Sin, n. 
lard. Th., paksin. 
pa-k$is’, cont. of paksiza; paksis 
iyeya. 
pa-kS$i’-aza, v. a. to bend or double 
up, as the arm at the elbow; to 
double up anything—wapaksiza. 
pa-ktay’, v.a. to bend around with 
the hand—wapaktay. 
pa-ktay’-ktay, 
ktan. 
pa-ktan’-yan, v. 4. 
bend. 
pa-ktay’-yan, adv. 
pa’-ku-ée-dan, adv. 
pakuéeday yuza, to hold the head 
~ down, to apply one’s self diligently. 
See pahukun. 
pa-kw’-ka, v.a. 
wear out by handling—wapakuka. 
pa-kw-Ske,n. U. the whip-poor- 
will: in Lakota it seems to say, 
wo-ko-gli, 
translucency ! 
pa-kw-wi-Sska, n. the whip-poor- 
will. 
red. of pa- 
to cause 
bent around. 
head down: 
to rub to pieces, 
wo-ko-eli, clearness, 
T., pakuske. 
pa-ke’-ga, v.a. to scrape with the | 
hand, with glass, ete.—wapakega. 
pa-kely, cont. of pakega; pakeh 
lyeya. 
pa-kelh’-ke-ga, wv. red. of pakega. 
pa-kes’, cont. of pakeza; pakes 
lyeya. 
pa-kes’-ke-za, v. red. of pakeza. 
pa-ke’-za, v. a. to scrape, make 
smooth by scraping—wapakeza. 
pa-kos’, cont. of pakoza; pakos 
iyeya. 
kidney-fat, leaf- | 
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pa-kos’-ko-za, v. red. of pakoza. 
pa-ko’-za, v.a. to rub and make 
smooth and hard—wapakoza. 
pa-ma-hde-day, adv. head 
bowed down, prone: pamahdeday 
uy, to go with the head down, as in 
sorrow. 
head down, 
prone, headlong: pamakom yayka. 
See ahdaskin., 
pa-ma’-kom, adv. 
pa-may’, v.a. to file, rub, polish— 
wapabe, yapabe, unpamanpi. See 
pabe. 
pa-mdas’, cont. of pamdaza; pa- 
mdas iyeya. 
pa’-mda-ska, adj. flat-head: oyspe 
pamdaska, a flat-headed ax, in dis- 
tinction from the club-heads used 
by the Dakota women. T., 
blaska. 
pa-mda’-ska, v. a. of mdaska; to 
press out flat, to flatten—wapamda- 
ska. 
pa- 
pa-mda’-ya, v.a. of mdaya; to 
spread out, make level; to iron, as 
clothes; to make smooth—wapa- 
mdaya, uypamdayapi f., pa- 
blaya. 
pa-mda’-za, v.a. to burst open, 
tear open, as a bag, by sitting on it— 
wapamdaza. See mdaza. 
pa-mde’-éa, v. a. to crush, break, 
as brittle ware, by pressing—wapa- 
T., pableéa. 
pa-mde’-mde-éa, v. red. of pa- 
mdeéa. 
pa-mden’, cont. of pamdeéa; pa- 
mden iyeya. 7, pablel. 
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