pa-mden’-ya—pa-po’-wa-ya. Ali 
pan-ze-la, adj. T. 
bulky. 
pa-o’-gla-ya, adv. T. 
one by one. 
singly, 
pa-o’-hda-pSsin, adv. rolled over, 
scattered about: paohdapsiy elipeya, | 
to turn an object bottom up by push- 
ing it. See paahdapsin. 
ya-0’-hda-pSin-yal adv.  tum- | 
yoy) | 
bled over, topsy-turvey: paohda- 
psinvan iyeya. 
ohdapsin yan, ete. 
pa-o’-hdu-ta, va. of ohduta; to 
close up or over, as a hole, by rub- 
bing—wapaohduta. 
to cause 
to close up by rubbing—paohdute- 
waya. 
pa-o’-ka-gla-la, adv. Tf. to 
an extraordinary degree. 
pa-0’-ka-ga, adv. IF: 
ingly, extravagantly. 
pa-o’-ki-he, » 
pa-o’-hdu-te-ya, va. 
exceed- 
T. the bridge or ridge of the nose, 
bone and cartilege. 
pa-o’-ki-ya-ska-pa, v.x. to 
be bent in, jammed in. 
pa-o’-po, v.%. 
and make a hollow place. 
pa-o’-pu-ski-éa, v. a. 
down into. 
T., naopo. 
to press 
See pakipuskiéa. 
pa-o’-pu-skin, cont. of paopu- 
skiéa; paopuskin iyeya. 
pa-o’-spe, v.a. to push wider, asin 
water—wapaospe: paospe lyeya, 
to push under, push out of sight. 
pa-o’-tkoys, cont. of paotkoyza. 
T., paitkons. 
puffed out, | 
See ahdapsinyay, | 
(pa and okihe) | 
to warp; to push | 
pa-o’-tkon-za, v. a. to press in 
full, make even full, strike off level, as 
in measuring grain—wapaotkonza. 
T., paitkonza. See tkonza. 
pa-o’-tins, cont. of paotinza; pao- 
tins lyeya. , 
|pa-o’-tin-za, v.@. of otinza; to 
press in hard and tight—wapao- 
tinza. 
|pa-o’-ze-ze, v.n. to swing, dan- 
gle, hang, as berries. T', kaozeze. 
| pa-0’-ze-ze-ya, adv. swinging, 
| dangling. See ozezeya. 
Sey Ore te ly 
to bark, as dogs; to 
bark at one: Sanka mapapa. See pa. 
-pa’-pa, Ih. and 7. dried meat; 
i. g. wakablapi. 
waéoniéa. 
\pa-pa’-ga, v. n. to pop, as corn 
| in parching: 7. qg. palipaga. 
pa-pal’-ya, v. a. to parch, as 
corn—papahwaya, papaliunyanpi. 
Hence, wapapaliyapi, parched corn. 
pa-pin’-kpa, x. T. (pa andinkpa) 
| the point of the nose. 
to prick, prick or 
dot all over: papinzapi se. 
kpikpi. 
pa-pom’, cont. of papopa; papom 
iyeya, to make burst. 
pa-po’-pa, v.a. to make burst or 
pop by squeezing or pressing—wapa- 
| popa: papopapi se, said of quilt- 
See mama and 
pa-pin’-za, v. 
T.,, paz 
T., papob. 
ing that is puffed up in little 
bunches. 
/pa-po’-wa-ya, v4 of powaya; 
torub or brush up, as fur or nap on 
a hat or blanket—wapapowaya. 
