498 DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
pte’-ta-wo-te, %. 
food”: a prairie plant which bears 
juicy berries 
work-oxen. 
tame 
pte-wa’-kin, » T. 
pte-wa’-nuy-yay-pl, n. 
cattle. See nuyyay, to tame. T., 
pte-wan’-ni-yan-pi. 
the large 
grasshopper without wings, some- 
times found in the west. It would 
seem that they tell of buffalo. 
pte-wi’-ye, ”. a cow. 
pte-wi-ye-na,x. Ih.and T. acow. 
pte-zi’-éa-dan, n. (pte and Ginéaday ) 
acalf. T., pteheéala and ptehinéala 
pte-zi/-ée-na, n Ih. acalf. 
ptin’-hay, 2. last autumn: ptin- 
hay i¢ima, the fall before last. See 
ptaynyetu. 
ptu-ha’, v.n. tocrumbledown. T., 
kaoksa. 
ptu-ha’-ha, wv. red. of ptuhia. 
ptu-ptu’-za, red. of ptuza. 
ptu-ptw-za-han, part. 
ptuzahan. 
ptu-ptu’-za-wa-hap, part. red. 
pte-wo’-ya-ka,m T. 
red. of 
of ptuzawahan. 
ptu’-Za, adj. 
yuptuza. 
ptu-Za’-hay, part. cracked of itself. 
ptu-Za’-wa-hay, part. 
of itself. 
pu’-ga, vn. T. to snort, asa 
horse when frightened. 
split, cracked. See 
cracked 
pu-kpa’, adj. boiled up, not clear, 
mixed up, said of water or soup 
which contains floating particles. 
See kpukpa. 
lit. “buffalo’s | 
puy-puy’-la, adj. T. 
wood. 
rotten, as 
pu-swv, adj. dry: pusa elnaka, to 
lay aside to dry or season: 7. q. puza. 
pu-skem’, cont. of puskepa: pu- 
skem okastay, fo strain or filter 
puskem owakastay. 
pu-ske’-pa, w @. 
Jilter—wapuskepa. 
out, to empty. 
pus-ki’-ya, va. 
to straim or 
T., to pour all 
to dry or cause 
to dry, as wet clothes or fruit—pus- 
wakiya, pusujkiyapi: puskidi¢iy: : 
to dry for one—puswetitiya. 
pu-spa’, v.a. to stick on, glue; to 
seal—wapuspa. 
pu-spe’-ki-ya, va. to cause to 
glue or seal—puspewakiya, 
pu-spe’-ya, v. a. to cause to seal 
or glue. 
pus-pu’-za, adj. red. of puza. 
pu-stag’, cont. of pustaka; pustag 
iwayka, to squat down ; pustag elipe- 
idiya, to get down so as to hide, bow 
down, squat down. 
pu-stag’-tu-ken, adv. 
ting down. 
pu-sta’-ka, v.n. to squat down— 
wapustaka. See patuza. 
pus-ya, va. todry, cause to dry— 
puswaya, pusunyanpi. 
pus-ya’, adv. in a drying manner. 
pus-ya’-kel, adv. T. 
ing manner. 
pu-Ski’, adv. in a@ bunch: «& 4. 
T., pSunkayela. 
squat- 
ma dry- 
psunkaya yanyka. 
pu-S$ki’-éa, v.a. to press or rub 
] , 
out with the hand—wapuskiéa. 
