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pa-psag’, cont. of papsaka; pa- 
psag iyeya. 
pa-psag’-ya, a. to cause to 
break, as a cord—papsagwaya. 
pa-psa’-ka, v.a._ to break in two 
with the hand, as a cord—wapa- 
psaka, unpapsakapi. 
Vv. 
pa-psoyn’, v.a. to pour out, spill, 
throw out, as a liquid—wapapson. 
ya-psuy’, v. See papson. 
p] 
Te 
yub and make smooth and round, as 
pa-psuy’-psuy-la, w. to 
an arrow shaft. 
pa-psuy’, v.a. 
dislocate, as one’s arm—wapapsuy. 
to put out of joint or 
pa-ptay’, v.a. to turn over—wa- 
paptayn. 
pa-ptan’-ptayn, wv. red. of pa- 
ptan; to roll over, wallow about— | 
wapaptanptay. 
pa-ptan’-ptan-yan, adv. 
lowing about. 
pa-ptayn’-yay, adv. rolling about: 
paptanyan iyeya, to roll over, roll 
away. 
pa-ptw-ptu-za, v. 
ptuza. 
wal- 
red. of pa- 
pa-ptus’, adv. curled up; paptus 
iwanka. 
pa-ptus’, cont. of paptuza; paptus 
lyeya. 
pa-ptués’-ya, v. a. to cause to 
crack or split—paptuswaya. 
pa-ptu’-za, v.a. to split, to crack 
by working with the hands—wapa- 
ptuza. 
pa-pus’, cont. of papuza; papus 
iyeya. 
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pa-puw’-za, v. a of puza; to rub 
dry, wipe dry—waypapuza, 
pa-sbu’, v. a. to cut into strings; 
to make rattle, as corn, by pushing 
in—wapasbu. 
pa-sbw-pi, » fringe. 
pa-sbu’-sbu, v. red. of pasbu. 
|pa-sbu’-ya, vw. a T. to make 
rattle by pushing. 
pa-sbu’-ya, adv. rattling. 
|pa-sdan’, cont. of pasdata. T., 
paslal. 
to set up a pole 
in the ground, to drive in, as a stake 
T., pa- 
pa-sda’-ta, v. a. 
. or tent-pins—wapasdata. 
See palidata. 
pa-sde’-Ga, v. a __ to split by strik- 
ing or rubbing—wapasdeéa. T., 
pasleéa See palideéa. 
-pa-sden’, cont. of pasdeéa; pasden 
| iyeya. T., paslel. 
-pa-sde’-sde-Ga, v. red. of pa- 
slata. 
sdeéa. 
lpa-sdo’-han, v. a. to push or 
| F D> 
shove along—wapasdohayn. T., pa- 
_ slohayn. See palidohan. 
| pa-sdo’-han-hay, v. red. of 
_ pasdohay. 
/pa-sem’, cont. of pasepa; pasem 
| iyeya. T., paseb. " 
-pa-se’-pa, v a. to rub off, as 
| white-wash—wapasepa. 
pa-si’, v.a. to follow after one, fol- 
low in Indian file, follow, as a leader; 
| to chase—wapasi. 
pa-si’-pi-ka, one who ts fol- 
lowed, a leader; a spokesman—ma- 
pasipika. 
