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pa-su’-mda-ska, m (pasu and 
mdaska) a broad-billed duck. 
pa-su-sko-pa, n. (crooked-bill) 
the snipe; the prairie curlew, a bird 
with a very long bill, which in one 
species is crooked, and hence the 
name 
pa-su’-ta, v. a. of suta; to make stiff 
and hard by kneading, as dough— 
wapasuta. T!, patinza 
pa-Sa’, v. a. of Sa; to make red by 
rubbing—wapasa. 
pa-S’a’-ka, v.a. to push or strike 
with too little force to penetrate— 
wapas’aka. 
pa-Sbo’-ka, v. 2. tocome up, over- 
flow. 
pa-sbuw, v.n. 
T., apaswoka. 
to come up or out. 
(pa and sda) bald- 
T., nata, §la. 
pa’-Sda, adj 
headed. 
pa-Sda’, v. a. of Sda; to make bare, 
rub off, as hair—wapasda. 
pa-Sda’-ya, v.a. to hull, as corn 
in making hominy, to make hom- 
iny—wapasdaya, wypasdayapi. 
pa-Sda’-ya-pi, ». corn hulled 
by boiling in ashes, hominy. 
pa-Sdo’-ka, v.a. to push or shove 
off, as one’s coat sleeve—wapa- 
sdoka. 
pa-Si’-Ga, v. a, of Sida; to spoil 
with the hands or by rubbing, soil, 
mjure—wapasica. 
of 
Sigahowaya; to make cry out by 
pushing with the hand; to push or 
punch and make cry out—wapasiéa- 
howaya. 
pa-si’-éa-ho-wa-ya, »v. a 
DAKOTA-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
pa-Si’-lhtin, v. to make badly; to 
do incorrectly. 
pa-Sim’, cont. of pasipa; 
tyeya. T., yusib 
pa-Sim’-Sim, red. of pasim. 
pasim 
pa-sim’-Si-pa, v. red. of pasipa. 
pa-sin’, » abunch onatree. T., 
éay) nuge. 
pa-si’-pa, v.a. to break off with 
the hand, as the branches of a tree, 
close to the body, or as pins; fo 
push out of jont—wapasipa. 
pa-Ske’-pa, v. TT. to rub off, as 
water. 
pa-Ski’-éa, v. a. to press out with 
the hand—wapaskiéa. See paskiéa. 
pa-Ski’-Ska, va. to disarrange by 
rubbing—wapaskiska 
to press, squeeze 
out by pressing—wapaskita. 
pa-spa’, v.a. to break of a piece, 
cut off a piece; to take out the dirt, 
as in washing; fo wash out, as a 
pa-ski’-ta, v. a. 
stain—wapaspa, wypaspapi: paspe 
Sni and paspapi Sni, indelible, as a 
stain. — 
red. of paspa. 
to cause to 
pa-spa’-spa, v. 
pa-spe’-ki-ya, va 
break off; to cause to come out, as a 
stain—paspewakiya. 
pa-spe’-ya, v.a._ to cause to come 
out, as 2 stain, ete.—paspewaya. 
pa spw,v. a. tobreak off, asa bulb 
or excrescence, break off, as some- 
thing bulbous—wapaspu. 
pa-Spu’-Spu, v.a. red. of paspu; 
to break ov cut in pieces, as a cake 
of tallow—wapaspuspu. 
