410 DAKOTA —ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
pa-mden’-ya, v.a. to cause to 
crush—pamdenwaya. 
pa-mdu’, v. a. to bruise fine, crush 
to powder—wapamdu, wypamdupi. 
T., pablu. 
pa-mi/-ma, v.a. to make round 
by filing or rubbing—wapamima. 
See palmihma. 
pa’-mi-ma, adj. (pa and mima) 
round pointed: isa pamima, a case- 
knife. See mibe. 
pa-mna’, va. torip, as one’s coat- 
sleeve—wapamna. 
pa-mni’, va. to divide, make a 
diwision, distribute anything—wa- 
pamni, uypamnipi. 
pa-mni’-mni, v. red. of pamni. 
pa-na’-ke, adv. panake iyeya, to 
_push over on one side. Same as 
pa-na’-ke-ya, adv. of nakeya; 
lying on one side after being pushed 
over: panakeya lyeya. 
pa-ni’, va. to push or jog one with 
the elbow—wapani. 
. . . . ; | 
pa-ni’-ni, va. to push or jog with 
the elbow or hand; to wake out of 
sleep by jogging—wapanini. 
pa-nmi’-nma, v. This form is 
used by the Mdewakantonwans. 
See pahmihma. 
pa-nuy’-ga, v.a. tosprain, as the 
arm or hand—wapanuyéa. 
pay, v.n. tocry aloud, call, yell, hal- 
loo—wapay, uypanpi. See kipan. 
payn-bo’-tu-ka, x. an Indian 
woman's bag, in which she keeps 
her sewing apparatus; a work-bag, 
a reticule. T., hahoyta opiye. 
opayn’-&a, adj. bulky, as buffalo- 
robes, stuffed, filled full. 
pay’-ge-éa, adj. bulky, puffed 
out—mapangeéa, 
pay-gi, xn. the artichoke, Helian- 
thus tubcrosus. 
pay-&i’-hu, ». the stalk of the 
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artichoke. 
Pay’-ka, np the Ponkas. See 
Oyate yamni. 
pan-ke’-ska, n. T., i. g. panpe- 
ska: crockery, China-ware: 
pay’-pay, v. red of pan; to yell, 
make a noise, shout, as the Dakota 
young men do—wapaypay. 
pay-pay’-na, adj. soft, as a deer- 
This may be 
from ‘‘payna,” which is not now 
skin or cloth. 
used. 
pay-pe’-ska, n. round white or- 
naments for the neck, slightly curved : 
éay panpeska, the excrescences that 
grow on trees. Same as kanpeska. 
T., paykeska, large shells; white 
ware. 
|pan-pe’-ska-dan, n. dim. of 
paypeska 
pay-pe’-ska-wa-kSi-éa, u. 
white-ware, China-ware. 
pays-payn’-za, adj. soft, bunchy. 
pays-payn’-ze-dan, adj. soft, 
as furs, bulky. 
pays-ya, adv. bulky, bunchy. 
-pan’-yay, adv. crying out. 
pay-yayn’-hay, adv. crying out, 
yelling: payyayhay eya. 
pay’-za, adj. puffed up, soft, 
_ bunchy ; one who is lazy—mapanza, 
