a-zin'-ki-ya, v. a. to give suck to or nurse, as a mother her child,—azinwakiya. a-zin'-ki-ye, n. a wet-nurse.

a'-zi-ya, v. a. (azi and ya) to cause to get

aground, to run aground, as a boat,-áziwaya. a-zi'-ya, v. a. (a and ziya) to make yellow on any thing. See aziyahan.

a-zi'-ya-haŋ, part. becoming yellow on. a'-zi-zi, v. red. of ázi: ázizi unyanpi, we often get aground as we go.

a-zu'-ya, v. a. (a and zuya) to make war on any one, go to war against a people,—azuwaya; azuwićunyanpi, we make war on them.

a-źi'-żi, v. to whisper about a person or thing,aważiżi, ayaźizi.

a-źo', v. See aźożo.

a-zo'-ki-ya or a-źog-ki-ya, v. to move the ears, as a horse.

a-żo'-żo, v. to whistle about; to call by whistling, as a dog,-awaźożo.

a-żo'-żo-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to whistle for,— azożowakiya: nakpa aźożokiya, to prick up the ears, as a horse. a-źu', v. a.

to lay up, as rice for drying; to pile up,-aważu, unkaźupi. a-źu'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to lay up for drying.

B.

b, the second letter of the Dakota alphabet. It has the same sound as in English.

ba, a prefix to a class of verbs, signifying that the action is done by a sawing motion, as in cutting with a knife or saw. The place of the pronoun is immediately after the prefix. ba, v. a. to blame,―waba, yaba, unbapi; maba,

niba; diba, I blame thee; wićawaba, I blame them; içiba, he blames himself,-miçiba. ba-ći'-ka-dan, v. a. (ba and ćikadan) to shave small,-bawaćikadan.

ba-ći'-stiŋ-na, v. a. (ba and cistinna) to make small by cutting,-bawaćistinna. ba-gam', cont. of bagapa; bagam iyeya, to take off, as the hide of an animal,-bagam iyewaya. ba-gan', cont. of bagata; bagan iyeya. ba-ġan'-ga-ta, v. red. of bagata; to make marks,

such as cuts or saws, in any thing; to haggle, -bawagangata.

ba-ġa'-pa, v. a. (ba and gapa) to take off, as the

skin of an animal, with a knife, to flay,-bawagapa. ba-ġa'-ta, v. a. (ba and gata) to mark or cut with a knife, to carve, hack,-bawaġata. ba-ġo', v. a. to make marks or gashes in the flesh; to mark, carve, or engrave, with a knife, in wood, -bawago, bayaġo, baungopi.

Some

ba-ha', adj. aged. ba-ha', n. a middle-aged or oldish man. times, but not often, applied to a woman. ba-ha'-i-ye-ya, v. a. to throw down or push aside. See pahaiyeya.

ba-ha'-ka, n. an aged person.

ba-hba', v. a. to cut off, as corn from the cob,— bawahba wabahba ohan, to boil corn that is cut

off. ba-hbe'-za, v. a. (ba and hbeza) to carve, make

rough with a knife,-bawahbeza.

ba-hda', v. a. to take off, as tallow from entrails, with a knife,-bawahda.

ba-hda'-hda, v. red. of bahda.

ba-hda'-ka, v. a. (ba and hdaka) to cut like the

teeth of a coarse comb,-bawahdaka.

ba-hna', v. a. (ba and hna) to cut off, as fruit

from a tree, to make fall off by cutting,-bawahna. ba-hna'-skin-yan, v. a. (ba and hnaśkinyan) to

make crazy or frantic by cutting or stabbing. ba-hna'-yan, v. a. (ba and hnayan) to miss in

attempting to strike with a knife,-bawahnayan. ba-hon', v. a. to cut across, in one's flesh, or in meat of any kind; to gash or cut the flesh, as the Dakotas are accustomed to do for the dead,— bawahon, bayahon, baunhoŋpi; baigihon, to cut or gash oneself,-bamigihon. ba-hon'-hon, v. a. red. of bahon; to cut many gashes, bawahonhoŋ.

ba-hun', v. a. Same as bahon.

ba-hu'-te, v. a. (ba and hute) to cut off by the roots; to wear to a stump, as an old knife,-bawahute.

ba-hu'-te-dan, v. a. dim. of bahute; to wear out, as a knife, bawahutedan.

ba-hu'-te-dan, part. worn out, as an old knife. ba-han'-hi, v. See balanhiya.

ba-han'-hi-ya, adv. slowly cutting: bahanhiya se ećon wo, bayaldeće kta, cut slowly, or you will tear it.

ba-ħći', v. a. (ba and hći) to cut or break out notches by cutting,-bawahći.

ba-hći'-hći, v. red. of bahći; to break out notches in a knife by cutting,-bawahćihći. ba-ħda', v. a. (ba and hda) to make rattle with a knife,-bawahda.

ba-hda'-gan, (ba and hidagan) to enlarge, as a hole, by cutting around,-bawahdağan. ba-hda'-hda, v. a. (ba and hidalida) to make rattle by cutting,-bawahdahida.

ba-hda'-ya, v. a. to pare off; ha baldaya, to peel, i. q. basku,—bawahidaya. ba-hda'-ye-dan, v. dim. of baldaya. ba-hde'-ća, v. a. to cut or break in pieces with a knife; to tear or rend in cutting,—bawahdeća.

ba-hde'-hde-ća, v. red. of baħdeća.

ba-hden', cont. of baħdeća: baħden iyeya. ba-hdog', cont. of baħdoka: bahdog iyeya. ba-hdo'-ka, v. a. (ba and lidoka) to cut a hole in

any thing with a knife,—bawahdoka. ba-hdo'-hdo-ka, v. red. of baldoka.

ba-hpa', v. a. to cut off any thing and let it fall, -bawahpa.

ba-hpu', v. a. to cut off in small pieces,— bawahpu.

ba-hpu'-hpu, v. red. of baħpu.

ba-hu', v. a. to cut the hull or rind off, to peel,

as an orange, with a knife,-bawahu, bayahu. ba-hu'-hu, v. red. of bahu.

ba-i'-çi-hon, v. reflex. of bahon; to cut or gash oneself,-bamiçihon.

ba-ka', v. a. to cut or strip, as the feather from a quill; to cut off, as the ribs of an animal,

bawaka.

ba-ka'-han, part. split, as the feather end of a quill.

ba-ka'-tin, v. a. (ba and katin) to straighten with a knife, cut straight; to cut strings from,— bawakatin.

ba-kća', v. a. to cut straight; to remove tangles with a knife,-bawakća.

ba-kes', cont. of bakeza.
ba-kes'-ke-za, v. red. of bakeza.

ba-kes'-ya, part. scraping, striking and grating, as a knife that strikes the bone.

ba-ke'-za, v. to strike a bone, cut or grate on a bone, as in cutting meat,-bawakeza. ba-ki'-ći-ġo, v. of bago; to cut or carve for one, -bawećiġo, baunkićiġopi, bamićiġo, baćićiġo. ba-ki'-ći-hoŋ, v. of bahon; to cut or gash for one,-bawećihon.

ba-ki'-ći-hon-hon, v. red. of bakićihoŋ.

ba-ki'-ći-ħu, v. of bahu; to cut the rind or hull off for another, bawećihu.

ba-ki'-ći-kpan, v. of bakpan; to cut up fine, as tobacco, for one,-bawećikpan.

ba-ki'-éi-ksa, v. of baksa; to cut off for one,bawećiksa, bayećiksa, baunkićiksapi, bamićiksa, banićiksa, baćićiksa.

ba-ki'-ći-ksa-ksa, v. red, of bakiciksa. ba-ki'-ći-mda-za, v. of bamdaza; to cut open or cut lengthwise for one,-bawećimdaza. ba-ki'-ći-pta, v. of bapta; to cut off or trim for one,-bawećipta.

ba-ki'-ći-sde-ća, v. a. of basdeća; to split with a knife or rip with a saw for one,-bawećisdeća. ba-ki'-ći-sku, v. of basku; to peel or pare for one,-bawećisku.

ba-ki'-ći-śda, v. of basda; to cut or shave off with a knife for one,-bawećiśda.

ba-ki'-ći-sdo-ka, v. of baśdoka; to cut out, cut a hole for one,-bawećiśdoka.

ba-ki'-ći-śpa, v. of baspa; to cut off a piece for one,-bawećiśpa.

ba-ki'-ći-śpu, v. of baspu: to cut off something that was stuck on, for another,—bawećiśpu. ba-ki'-ġo, v. pos. of bago; to cut or carve one's own,-bawakigo.

ba-ki'-hon, v. pos. of bahon; to cut or gash one's own,-bawakihoŋ.

ba-ki'-hon-hoŋ, v. red. of bakihon.

ba-ki'-ksa, v. pos. of baksa; to cut off one's own with a knife or saw,-bawakiksa and baweksa. ba-ki'-ksa-ksa, v. red. of bakiksa.

ba-ki'-mde-ća, v. pos. of bamdeća; to break one's own, by attempting to cut, with a knife,— bawakimdeća.

ba-kins', cont. of bakinza: bakins iyeya. ba-kins'-kin-za, v. red. of bakinza. ba-kin'-za, v. a. (ba and kinza) to make a scraping, squeaking noise, with a knife or saw,-bawakinza.

ba-ki'-pta, v. pos. of bapta; to pare, cut off, or trim one's own,-bawakipta.

ba-ki'-pu-ski-ća, v. (ba and kipuskića) to clap together and make fit or adhere by shaving,bawakipuskića.

ba-ki'-pu-skin, cont. of bakipuskića: bakipuskin iyeya.

ba-ki'-sde-ća, v. pos. of basdeća; to split or rip, as a board or stick, with a knife or saw,-bawakisdeća.

ba-ki'-sde-sde-ća, v. red. of bakisdeća. ba-ki'-sku, v. pos. of basku; to pare one's own,

as an apple or potato,-bawakisku.

ba-ki'-śda, v. pos. of baśda; to cut off and make bare, as in cutting one's own grass, with a knife, -bawakiśda.

ba-ki'-śda-śda, v. red. of bakiśda.

ba-ki'-ski-ta, v. pos. of baśkita; to cut across on one's own,-bawakiśkita.

ba-ki'-spa, v. pos. of baśpa; to cut off a piece from one's own,-bawakiśpa.

ba-ki'-spa-spa, v. red. of bakiśpa.

ba-ki'-śpu, v. pos. of baśpu; to cut up one's own in pieces,-bawakiśpu.

ba-ki'-spu-spu, v. red. of bakiśpu.

ba-kon'-ta, v. a. (ba and konta) to dig out with a knife, to hollow or groove,-bawakonta. ba-kon'-tkon-ta, v. red. of bakonta; to make in grooves or ridges,-bawakontkonta: ćan bakontkonta, a wash-board.

ba-kpa', v. a. to cut off round the edge; to cut out or cut into, bawakpa: iśta bakpa, to cut out the eye, make blind.

ba-kpan', v. a. (ba and kpan) to cut up fine with a knife, as tobacco,-bawakpan, bayakpan, baunkpanpi.

ba-kpan'-kpan, v. red. of bakpaŋ.

ba-kpi', v. a. to cut open, as a nut, with a knife; to crack with a knife, as a louse,-bawakpi. ba-kpi'-kpi, v. red. of bakpi.

ba-ksa', v. a. (ba and ksa) to cut off, as a stick, with a knife or saw; to separate any thing by cutting crosswise,-bawaksa, bayaksa, baunksapi. ba-ksa'-ksa, v. red. of baksa; to cut off in several places, cut in pieces, with a knife or saw,bawaksaksa.

ba-ksis', cont. of baksiża: baksis iyeya. ba-ksi'-ża, v. a. (ba and kśiża) to shut up, as a

knife-blade, when in the act of cutting,-bawakšića.

ba-ktan', v. a. (ba and ktaŋ) to make crooked by shaving,-bawaktan.

ba-ktan'-ktan, v. red. of baktaŋ. ba-kun'-ta, v. a. Same as bakonta. ba-kes'-ya, part. cutting off: bakesya aya, to strip off clean, as meat from bones,—baķesya amda.

ba-ke'-za, v. (ba and keza) to smooth over by shaving,-bawakeza.

ba-mda', v. a. to cut in slices, as bread,-bawamda, bayamda, bauŋmdapi. ba-mda'-mda, v. red. of bamda. ba-mda'-mda-za, v. red. of bamdaza. ba-mdas', cont. of bamdaza; bamdas iyeya, to rip open,-bamdas iyewaya.

ba-mda'-ska, v. a. (ba and mdaska) to make dull or flat on the edge, as a knife, by shaving,bawamdaska.

ba-mdas'-mda-za, v. red. of bamdaza. ba-mda'-ya, v. a. (ba and mdaya) to make flat with a knife, to shave off lumps, etc.,-bawamdaya.

ba-mda'-za, v. a. (ba and mdaza) to rip open, cut open lengthwise, as in butchering an animal, -bawamdaza.

ba-mde'-ća, v. a. to break, as brittle ware, with a knife,-bawamdeća.

ba-mde'-mde-ća, v. red. of bamdeća. ba-mden', cont. of bamdeća: bamden iyeya. ba-mna', v. a. to rip, as a seam, with a knife,— bawamna, bauŋmnapi.

ba-mna'-mna, v. red. of bamna.

ba-ni', v. a. to shake in cutting; to cut off, as the fastenings of a skin stretched up; to rip,— bawani.

ba-ni'-ni, v. red. of bani.

ba-o'-po, v. a. to push in with a knife, make a hole in,-bawaopo.

ba-pa'-ko, v. a. (ba and pako) to cut or saw crooked,-bawapako.

ba-pe', v. a. (ba and pe) to sharpen with a knife, -bawape.

ba-pe'-mni, v. a. (ba and pemni) to make crooked or twisted by shaving,-bawapemni. ba-pe'-mni-yan, part. shaved twisting. ba-pe'-sto, v. a. (ba and pesto) to shave to a point,-bawapesto.

ba-pon', cont. of bapota; bapon iyeya, to rip up or destroy with a knife.

ba-po'-ta, v. a. to destroy by cutting; to cut to pieces, as in cutting up a tent,-bawapota, baunpotapi.

ba-po'-tpo-ta, v. red. of bapota.

ba-psag', cont. of bapsaka; bapsag iyeya, to cut off suddenly with a knife, as a string. ba-psa'-ka, v. a. to cut off, as a string or cord, with a knife,-bawapsaka, baunpsakapi. ba-psa'-psa-ka, v. red. of bapsaka. ba-pśun', v. a. (ba and pśun) to cut round a joint, to joint with a knife,―bawapśuŋ. ba-pśun'-pśun, v. red. of bapśuŋ.

ba-pta', v. a. to cut off a piece, trim off the edge of any thing; to cut out, as a garment; to cut through,-bawapta, baunptapi: baptapi se, as it were cut off or trimmed; bapta iyeya, to trim off with a stroke.

ba-pta'-pta, v. red. of bapta.

ba-pte'-će-dan, v. a. (ba and ptećedan) to cut short, cut too short,-bawaptecedan. ba-ptem', n. baptism. This form was intro

duced from the French.

ba-ptem'-ku, v. a. to give baptism, baptize,baptem waku: baptem ćicu, I baptize you. ba-pti'-zo, v. to baptize, introduced from the Greek. According to analogy, the pronoun should be inserted after the ba; but the Messrs. Pond in using it have prefixed the pronouns. ba-ptu'-ptu-ża, v. red. of baptuża. ba-ptus', cont. of baptuża; baptuś iyeya, to cause to crack suddenly with a knife,-baptuś iyewaya. ba-ptu'-ża, v. a. to crack or partly split with a knife, bawaptuża.

ba-sde'-ća, v. a. to saw, to slit or rip up, by sawing,-bawasdeća, baunsdećapi.

ba-sden', cont. of basdeća; basden iyeya, to split with a knife or saw.

ba-sde'-sde-ća, v. red. of basdeća; to saw up, as

a log, into boards,—bawasdesdeća, baunsdesdećapi.

ba-sku', v. a. to pare or shave off, as the skin of a potato or apple, and as flesh from a hide,-bawasku, baunskupi.

ba-sku'-sku, v. red. of basku.

ba-sma'-ka, v. a. (ba and smaka) to indent or make a hollow place by cutting with a knife,bawasmaka.

ba-smin', v. a. to cut or shave off clean, as meat from a bone,-bawasmin, baunsminpi. ba-smin'-na, v. dim. of basmiŋ.

ba-smin'-smin, v. red. of basmin; to pare the meat off clean and smooth from the bones,-bawasmiŋsmin.

ba-smin'-yan, part. cutting off smoothly. ba-śda', v. a. (ba and śda) to make bare by cutting with a knife; to shave or scrape off, as the hair from a hide,-bawaśda, baunśdapi.

ba-sda'-śda, v. red. of basda.

ba-sdog', cont. of baśdoka; baśdog iyeya. ba-śdo'-ka, v. a. (ba and śdoka) to cut a hole in, cut out, as an eye, etc.,-bawaśdoka. ba-śdo'-sdo-ka, v. red. of baśdoka. ba-śi'-ća, v. a. (ba and śića) to spoil by cutting, -bawaśića.

ba-si'-ća-ho-wa-ya, v. a. (ba and śićahowaya) to cause to cry out by cutting,-bawaśićahowaya. ba-si'-Ktiŋ, v. a. (ba and sihtin) to enfeeble by cutting,-bawasihtin. ba-si'-ksi-ća, v. red. of basića. ba-sim', cont. of basipa; baśim iyeya. ba-sim'-si-pa, v. red. of basipa.

ba-si'-pa, v. a. to cut off, as a branch from a tree, to prune; to cut off, as a pin, with a knife,-bawaśipa.

ba-śki'-ća, v. a. to squeeze by cutting; to press out, as water from a cloth, with a knife; to scrape out, bawaśkića.

ba-skin', cont. of baśkića and baśkita; baskin iyeya.

ba-śki'-śki-ća, v. red. of baśkića.

ba-ski'-ski-ta, v. red. of baśkita; to cut much, gash,-bawaśkiśkita.

ba-śki'-ta, v. a. to cut across, gash; i. q. bahon, -bawaśkita.

ba-sku', v. a.

to cut off, as corn from the cob,bawaśku, baunśkupi: wabaśku ohe, to boil corn that is cut off.

ba-sku'-sku, v. red. of basku.

ba-spa', v. a. (ba and spa) to cut off a piece, cut up,-bawaśpa, baunśpapi: baśpa iyeya.

ba-spa'-spa, v. red. of baspa; to cut into many pieces, as meat,-bawaśpaśpa.

ba-śpi', v. a. to cut off, as fruit from a tree,bawaśpi.

ba-śpi'-śpi, v. red. of baśpi.

ba-spu', v. a. to cut up, cut into pieces; to rip, as a seam, to rip up, cut, as in ripping,-bawaśpu. ba-spu'-spu, v. red. of baśpu; to cut up into pieces,-bawaspuśpu.

ba-ta'-ku-ni-śni, v. a. (ba and takuniśni) to cut to pieces, destroy by cutting,-bawatakuniśni. ba-tan'-ka, v. a. (ba and tanka) to cut large,bawatanka.

ba-tan'-ka-ya, adv. cut large.

ba-tem', cont. of batepa; batem iyeya. ba-tem'-ya, adv. cut short.

ba-te'-pa, v. a. to shorten by cutting off at the end with a knife, to cut short,-bawatepa. ba-tkon'-ta, v. See bakonta, which is the proper

bawata. ba-wi'-ći-śni-yan, v. bawićiśniyan iyeya, to run the knife out of the right course in cutting. ba-za'. See yubaza.

ba-zam', cont. of bazapa; bazam iyeya. ba-za'-pa, v. a. to skin, cut off; to cut, as meat for drying,-bawazapa.

ba-za'-za, adv. in dangles; i. q. kasbupi.

ba-żag'-za-ta, v. red. of bażata.

ba-żan', cont. of bażata.

ba-żan'-ya, v. a.

forked,--bażanwaya.

to cause to cut forked, make

ba-źan'-za-ta, v. red. of bażata.

ba-za'-ta, v. a. (ba and źata) to cut into a fork, make forked,-bawazata.

ba-źu'-żu, v. a. (ba and żużu) to cut to pieces, cut up, as an animal,-baważużu. bdo-ke'-tu, n. summer. See mdoketu, which is the more common pronunciation.

be, v. n. to hatch, as fowls. Same as maŋ. bes, intj., signifying strong affirmation, and surprise that it should be doubted. John vi. 42.

be-sde'-ke, n. p. the Fox Indians. be-yaŋ'-ke-ća, v. n. (be and yaŋkeća) to remain at home and keep house, as an old man does,bemankeća, benankeća.

bo, a prefix to verbs, signifying that the action is done by shooting, punching, pounding with the end of a stick, or by blowing. It is also used when the action of rain is expressed. The pronoun's place is after the prefix. bo-a'-kan-hi-yu-ya, v. a. to cause to rise to the

top, as scum or froth, by shooting in, as in water, -boakanhiyuwaya.

bo-a'-sda-ya, v. a. (bo and aśdaya) to make bare, lay open, or expose by shooting in boaśdaya iyeya.

bo-éan'-ćan, v. a. (bo and canćan)
tremble by shooting,-bowaćanćan.
bo-ćeg', cont. of boćeka; boćeg iyeya.
bo-ćeg'-ya, adv. staggeringly.

to make

bo-će'-ka, v. a. to make stagger by shooting or punching,-bowaćeka.

bo-će'-kċe-ka, v. red. of boćeka.

bo-éo'-ka, v. a. (bo and coka) to empty by shooting in any thing, to make a great hole in,-bowaćoka.

bo-ćo'-ka-ka, v. red. of boćoka.

bo-ćo'-za, v. a. (bo and coza) to make warm by punching.

bo-έo', v. a. to churn,-bowaço, bouncopi. bo-ço'-ço, v. red. of boço.

bo-ġa', adv. spreading out, spraddling: boġa se naźinpi.

bo-ġa'-ġa, v. n. to shoot out in different directions, as rays of light or the branches of a tree. bo-ga'-ga-ya, adv. spraddled, as a tree-top when cut down; shooting out from a centre. bo-ġa'-ya, adv. shooting out from a point. bo-ha', v. boha iyeya, to shoot or punch over. bo-ha'-ha-ye-daŋ, v. to make totter by shooting or punching.

bo-hba', v. a. to shell off by shooting or punching, -bowahba.

bo-hda', v. a. to uncoil or make roll out, as in blowing entrails,-bowahda. bo-hda'-kin-yan, (bo and hdakinyan) bohdakinyan iyeya, to cause to glance, as a bullet. bo hin', cont. of bohinta; bohin iyeya, to sweep all off, as men in a battle-field; to blow away.

bo-hin'-ta, v. a.

to sweep off by shooting, as men in a battle-field; to blow away,-bowahinta. bo-hna', v. a. to shoot off, as fruit from a tree,bowahna.

bo-hna'-skin-yan, v. a. (bo and hnaśkinyan) to

make crazy or furious, as an animal, by shooting it,-bowahnaśkinyan.

bo-hna'-yan, (bo and hnayan) to miss in shooting or striking with the end of a stick,-bowahnayan. bo-ho'-ho, v. a. to shake or loosen by shooting,—

bowahoho.

bo-ho'-ta, adj. short and thick, chubby; i. q. taku ptećedan tanka: bohota se. bo-ho'-tan-in, v. a. (bo and hotanin) to make cry out by punching,-bowahotanin. bo-ho'-ton, v. a. (bo and hoton) to make bawl by shooting or punching,-bowahotoŋ.

bo-hu'-hus, cont. of bohuhuza; bohuhus iyeya. bo-hu'-hus-ya, part. shaken by shooting or punching.

bo-hu'-hu-za, v. a. (bo and huhuza) to shake, as a tree, by shooting it,-bowahuhuza. bo-ha', v. a. to strike and cut or scrape along, as a flint on a pan that is too soft; to miss fire,— bowaha; boha iyewaya.

bo-han'-hi-ya, part. bohanhiya iyeya, to let off a gun when it hangs fire or "makes long fire." bo-ħći', v. a. to break out a piece by punching, as from the edge of a chisel,-bowahći. bo-hći'-hći, v. red. of bohći. bo-héi'-hći, n. a string of beads.

bo-hći'-hći-ya, adv. in dangles, dangling: bohćihćiya hiyeya.

bo-hći'-ya, adv. in dangles, dangling: hiyete

bohćiya, an epaulette.

bo-hda', v. a. to make rattle by shooting,-bowahda.

bo-hda'-gan, v. a. (bo and hdagan) to enlarge by

shooting, bowalidaġan.

bo-hda'-ħda, v. red. of bolda.

bo-hda'-ya, v. a. to peel off by shooting, as the bark of a tree,-bowaħdaya.

bo-ħde'-ća, v. a. to break in, as one's skull, by

shooting or punching,-bowaldeća. bo-hde'-hde-ća, v. red. of boldeća. bo-hden', cont. of boldeća: boliden iyeya. bo-hdog', cont. of boldoka: boldog iyeya. bo-hdo'-hdo-ka, v. red. of boldoka. bo-hdo'-ka, v. a. (bo and hdoka) to shoot or punch a hole in,-bowaldoka. Mahpiya-boldoka, Hole-in-the-day, a celebrated Ojibwa chief. bo-hmin', v. a. (bo and hmin) to make a gun crooked by shooting,-bowahmin. bo-kmin'-yan, part. crooked by shooting.