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wod, would. 



wok, 1 . a scale. 

 2. whiffletree. 



wol, wool. 



wol, well, healthy. 



wolf, wolf. 



wolf'-ich, greedy, grasping. 



woV-f'l, cheap. 



woV -ga-mud, mountain sage. 



wolk, cloud. 



wol'-kfal'-la, satisfied with, pleased 

 with. 



wolk'-ich, cloudy. 



wol'-la, to desire, to wish. 



wol'-la-^htengel, mullein, mullein 

 stalk. 



woV -slitre-mich, hrindled. 



WOT, true. 



wor'-et, truth. 



wor'-et-sa-gher, fortune-teller; lit., 

 truth teller. 



wor'-hed, truth. 



wot, would. 



wu, where, whither, whence. 



wudt, anger, madness. 



wudt'-slite^, mad-stone. 



wu-ltV", whither, whereto. 



wund, 1. wound. 



2. abraded or chafed. 



wund'-graut, golden rod. 



wun'-ner-a, to wonder. 



wun'-ner-bar, wonderful. 



wun'-ner-fits, curiosity ; an inquisi- 

 tive person ; the desire, or 

 promptings, to inquire or to 

 be inquisitive. 



wun'-ner-fits-ich, inquisitive. 



wun'-ner-fol', wonderful. 



wun'-ner-nas, an inquisitive per- 

 son. 



wun'-ner-sel'-da, seldom, rarely. 



wunsh, a wish. 



wus'-Uch, lively, playful. 



wus'-sH-a, to caper, to be playful, 

 to frisk. 



wuts, a pig. 



touts' -'l-cha, a shoat. 

 wuis'-'li, shoat. 



ya, yes. 



ya, yes. 



yacht, noise. 



yacM'-ich, noisy, boisterous. 



ya'-gha, 1. to chase. 



2. to hunt — game, etc. 



ya'-ma-ra, to lament, to moan. 



yam'-mer, lamentation. 



ya^'-ni, Jonathan. 



ya"'-ni-dan', Jonathan. 



yaud'-sa, to shout, to bark. 



ye'-der, every one, each one. 



ye'-der-er, each one, when reference 

 is made to masc. nouns. 



ye'-der-es, each one, when speaking 

 of substances of neuter gen- 

 der. 



ye'-der-i, each one, when alluding 

 to fern, nouns. 



ye'-ders, each one — collective. 



ye'-gher, a hunter, sportsman. 



yem'-ar-licJi, pitiful, poorly, piti- 

 fully. 



yen'-nar, January. 



yer'-lich, yearly. 



ying'-ling, a youth. 



yingshd, youngest. 



yd, yes. This is a peculiar form, 

 used frequently to signify 

 more than simple affirmation, 

 giving, in fact, an idea of 

 positiveness which could be 

 conveyed only by such ex- 

 pressions as, yes, certainly, 

 etc. 



yocJi, yoke. 



yoch'-a, to yoke. 



yd' -hans-graut, St. John's wort. 



yok'l, 1. a stupid fellow. 

 2. Jacob. 



yor, year. 



yud, Jew. 



