ya-mnuw-mnu-ga-pi—ya-psag’-ya. 611 
ya-o’-ktan-yan, adv. 
with the mouth. 
ya-o’-ni-hay, v. a. 
honor—mdaonihay. See nihay, ini- 
to praise, 
hay, okinihay, ete. 
ya-o’-ni-hay-yay, adv. praising. 
ya-o’-po, v.a. to compress by bit- 
ing—indaopo. 
to bite off and 
blow away, as flowers; to spread, as 
PRA ayo iy a Lhe 
poou, 
news, by telling it—blaopon. 
ya-o’-ta, v.a. of ota; to speak of 
as many, to multiply — mdaota, 
daota, wy yaotapi. 
ya-o’-tan-in, v. @ of otayin; to 
make manifest, proclaim—mndaotay- 
ij, Wyyaotayinpi. 
ya-o’-tay-in-yay, adv. declaring. 
ya-o’-tins, cont. of yaotinza; yao- 
tis iyeya. 
Va-0'-tin-2a, v. a. of otinza; to 
press in tight with the mouth—mdao- 
tinza. 
ya-pa’, v.a. to take in the mouth, 
as 2 pipe in smoking; to hold in the 
bending | 
mouth, as a dog does a bone; to 
bite—mdapa. 
ya-pa’-ko, v. of pako; to bend or 
twist with the mouth. 
ya-pay’-pay-na, v. @ of pan- 
panna; to make soft with the mouth— 
mdapaynpayna. 
ya-pée’-ée-la, v.a. T. toshorten 
with the mouth ; to speak of as short: 
i. q. yapteéeday. 
ya-pe’,; v. a. of pe; to bite sharp: 
yape Sni, to make dull, as the teeth, 
by biting—mdapesni, 
ya-pe’-hay, v.a of pehay; to fold 
up with the teeth—mdapehay. 
|ya-pe’-mni, v. a. of pemni; to 
twist, turn, or make crooked with the 
mouth—mdapemni, dapemni. 
ya-pe’-mni-yay, adv. 
with the teeth. 
a-pe-sto, v. a. 
twisting 
to make sharp- 
| 
pointed with the teeth—mdapesto. 
. . . sed 
ra-pl’, v.a. of pi; to declare good— 
<< 
mdapi, dapi. 7, yawaste. 
y.a’-pi, v. pl. of ya; they go. 
ya-piv’-za, v.a.of pinza; to make 
squeak with the mowth—mdapinyza. 
ru-pin’-Za, v. a. of pijza; to pull 
a 
out long hairs from a skin with the 
teeth—mdapiyza. 
ya-pom’, cont. of yapopa; yapom 
iyeya.. Z., yapob. 
ya-pon’, cont. of yapota; yapon 
iyeya. 
ya-po’-pa, v. a of popas to make 
T., yapol. 
pop, as in blowing a leaf—mda- 
popa. 
ya-po’-ta, v. a. of pota; to tear mM 
pieces with the mouth—mdapota, 
dapota, wyyapotapt. 
ya-pot’-po-ta or ya-pon’-po-ta, 
v. red, of yapota. 
ya-po’-wa-ya, v. a. of powaya; 
to blow up or make rough, as nap or 
fur—mdapowaya. 
ya-psag’, cont. of yapsaka; yapsag 
iyeya. 
ya-psag’-ya, v. a. to cause to 
bite off—yapsagwaya. + 
ya-psag’-ya, adv. biting off, as 
cords. 
