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nn' -nids-icTi, useless, good-for-noth 

 ing. 



un'-recM, wrong. 



uii' rich-tich, false, incorrect. 



un'-rbd, trash, dirt. 



un'-ru, 1. unrest, restlessness. 

 2. escapement— of a watch. 



un'-ru'-ich, restless. 



uns, us. 



un'-ser, our, ours. 



un' -skik-lich, unsuitable. 



un'-shuld, innocence. 



un' -shuld-ich, innocent. 



un-sich'-bar, invisible. 



un' -tse-frid' -da, dissatisfied, discon 

 tented. 



un'-wis-sent, unknowing, ignorant. 



un'-wbl, unwell, not in good health. 



un' -wbr-lied, untruth. 



ur, clock. 



ur'-dail, judgment, sentence. 



ur'-grds-fad'-ter, great grandfather. 



ur'-groa-mut-ter, great grandmother. 



ur'-he-wW, originator. 



ur'-sach, cause, motive, reason. 



ur'-shprung, origin, source. 



ur'-tail, judgment, sentence, opin- 

 ion. 



wa, what. 



w'ddrt, value, worth, 

 wddri'-fol, valuable. 

 wd'-da, 1. calf of the leg. 



2. to wade. 

 va'-gha, a wagon. 

 wa'-gJia-gles, wagon rut. 

 wa' -gharef, tire of wheel. 

 wa'-ghn-sJiop, wagon shed. 

 wa'-ghnar, wheelwright. 

 wdi, hawk. 

 wai^, wine. 



waib'-cha, female — of birds. 

 waibs'-hild, woman. 

 waibs'-hem, chemise. 

 waibs'-lait, women. 

 waibs' -mench, woman. 



PROC. AMER. PHILOS. SOC. XXVI. 



wai'-da, willow. 



icaV^' -gdr-da, vineyard. 



wail, 1. while. 



3. because. 

 wain'-na, to cry. 

 waia, white. 

 wai'-sa, 1. to show, to direct. 



2. to whitewash. 

 wai' -sa-haus, orphans' home. 

 wai'-sa-kind, orphan. 

 wais' -darn, haw thorn. 

 wais'-er-gle'-a, white clover. 

 wais'-hait, wisdom. 

 ■waV^' -shde^, cream of tartar. 

 wais'-s^l-a, to whitewash. 

 wais' -wal-nis, butternut tree. 

 wait, 1. wide. 



2. far, distant. 

 wak'ar, awake, alert, active. 

 wak'-ka, quartz, quartzite. 

 waks, wax. 



waks'-icJi, flourishing, thrifty. 

 waks' -knop, lymphatic gland. 

 waks'-sa, 1. to grow. 



2. to wax. 

 teal, 1. election. 



2. choice. 

 ical'-nis, walnut. 

 waV-nus, walnut. 

 wais, roller — agricultural. 

 wal'-sa, 1. to roll — with roller. 



2. to waltz. 

 wam'-ha, stomach, paunch. 

 loam'-es, jacket. 

 wan, when, if. 

 wci^'-na, to dwell, to reside. 

 wand, wall. 

 wd^'-ning, residence. 

 tcand'l, conduct. 

 wand'-'l-a, to wander, to loiter. 

 xoank''l-rni-dich, fickle, unstable. 

 wans, 1. bed bug. 



2. when it, contraction of ican 

 and es. 

 war, 1. was. 



2. ware, goods. 

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