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pa-zo’-ki-ya, v. tocause to show— 
pazowakiya. 
pa-zun’, cont. of pazwyjta; pazun 
owaton, I wear it only run up. T., 
pazul. 
pa-zuy’-ta, v. a. to sew or run 
up at the sides some distance from 
the edge, as leggings—wapazupta. 
through: 
paza éap’a, to stab through. T., 
pa-zv or pa-zay’, adv. 
ihuyniyay. 
pa-zal’. T. cont. of pazata. 
pa-zal’-ga-ta. T. red. of pa- 
zata. 
pa-zan’, adv. 
pa-zay’-ya, adv. 
through. 
pa-za’-ta, v. a. to make forked 
by punching or thrusting something 
imto—wapazata. 
See paza. 
through and 
pa-za’-za, v.a. to wash, asagun, 
by pushing and pulling—wapazaza. 
pa-zim’, cont. of pazipa; pazim 
iyeya. T., pazib. 
pa-zim’-zi-pa, v. red. of pazipa. 
pa-z1iy’, v. to prevent. See ipazin, 
kipazin, wipazin, and wapazin. 
to prick with a 
pin; fo press against and make pene- 
trate. 
pa-zi’-pa, v. a. 
See yazipa and yuzipa. 
pa-zo’-day, nn. a high knoll or 
hill, the top of a hill. 
pa-zo’-ya, adv. _ hill-like, swelled 
Up. 
pa-zuy’, v. a. to push down and 
pry up, as a root; to pull up, as 
ducks do grass roots in water— 
wapazuy). 
DAKOTA-—ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
to rub out, cross 
out, erase—wapazuzZu. 
pée’-ée-na, adj. Ih. 
pteéedan. T., péeéela. 
péel-ye’-la, adv. T. briefly, for 
a little time. 
pée-péel’-ye-la, ad. 
péelyela. 
pée-ya’, v. a. 
of any kind—péewaya. 
ya. See wapéeya. 
pe, adv. modal, plural ending, old 
form for ‘‘pi.” 
pe, the precatory plur. imp. ter- 
mination of verbs, used com- 
monly by women, as, eéon pe, do 
ye do it. 
pe, n._ the top of the head. 
pe, adj. sharp, as edged tools; 
pointed. x 
pe-a’-gla-ta-ta, v. T. to use 
all up, to exhaust one’s supply by giv- 
ing to others: 2. g. wozuha glatata— 
See hdatata. 
uA: 
pa-zu’-Zu, va. 
short: 4. q. 
red. of 
to cut and dry meat 
T., kabla- 
peawaglatata. 
pe-Go’-kan-yan, %. the 
scalp-lock. 
Pe-é0’-kan-yan-han-ska, 
n. p. the Chinese; a Chinaman. 
pe’-G6o-ka-ya ki-son-pi, x 
the scalp-lock. 
pe-éus’, cont. of peéuza: wi pe- 
éus wanka, there are sun dogs. 
T., wi aéeiéiti, the sun builds his 
oun fires. 
pe-éus’-ya, adv. 
wanka; said when mock suns are 
observed. 
pe-Gu’-za, nm. sun-dogs, mock-suns. 
T., peéokanyan. 
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