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AGU 



a-ca'-pa, v. a. (a and dap.i) to stab an, stkk in ; 



to take studies in or on, — acawapa, acayapa. 

 a-cem'-ya, v. a. of adepa : to make fat for a cer- 

 tain purpose, — acemwaya. 

 a-cem'-ya-ken, adv. in a state of fatteninj for : 



acemyaken Lde. 

 a-ce'-pa, v. n. (a and c'epa) to be fat for, be in 



good order ; to he getting fatter : i. q. kitai)na 



cepa. 

 a-ce'-sdi, v. a. (a and c'esdi) to cesdi on any 



thing, — adewasdi, ac'eyasdi. See cesdi. 

 a-oe'-sdi, n. something to cesdi on, as a diaper. 

 a-6e'-ti, v. a. (a and deti) to make a fire on or at, 



as a log ; to heat, as a gun-lock, for the purpose 



of hardening ; to burn, as stone or brick, in a 



kiln, — adewati, adeyati, adeuqtipi. 

 a-ce'-ya, v. a. (a and deya) to cry for any thing, 



as a child does ; to mourn for, as for one dead, — 



awadoya, ayadeya, uijkadeyapi. 

 a-ce'-ya-pi, ^rf. crying for, cried for. 

 a-eor]'-ka-ske, ra. a place fenced in, a fort. See 



doijkaske. 

 a-eo'-pa, v. a. (a and dopa) to wade into the 



loater for any thing, — adowapa, adoyapa, adoui)- 



papi. 

 a-Cu', V. n. (a and du) to dew on, bedeie. 

 a-eu', n. and prep, dew upon. 

 a-eu'-ya, v. a. to cause dew upon, to hedeio,— 



aduwaya. 

 a-de'-tka, n. a. branch or limb of a tree ; a limb, 



as of the body. 

 a-de'-za, v. a. (a and deza) to urinate on any 



thing,— awadeia, ayadeia, ui)kadeiapi. 

 a-de'-za, n. a diaper. 

 a-di', V. a. to climb up, climb a tree ; to climb 



over, as a fence ; to ascend, as a liill, — awadi, 



ayadi, uqkadipi. 

 a-di'-di, v. red. of adi. 

 a-di'-di-ya, adv. red. of adiya. 

 a-di'-di-ya-ken, adv. in a climbing manner. 

 a-di'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to climb, — adiwakiya. 

 a-di'-ya, adv. climbing. 

 a-di'-ya-ken, adv. in a climbing way. 

 a-do'-kso, V. a. (prob. of doksi) to fold up the 



arms ; to put the hand under the arm, — adowa- 



kso, adoyakso, adouijksopi. 

 a-do'-kso-hai), v. a. to fold in the arms ; to put 



under the arm, as one's cap, — adowaksohar) : 



adoksohar) idu, to fold in the arms, — adoksohari 



iwadu. 

 a-dos', cont. of adoza. 



a-dos'-dos, cont. of adosdoza : adosdos mahiqhda. 

 a-dos'-dos-ye-ca, v. n. to experience a burning sen- 

 sation ; to become angry, — adosdoswayeca. See 



adosya. 



a-dos '-do-za, v. n. red. of adoza ; to be scorched, 

 but not cooked, as something held in the flame. 



a-dos'-ya, v. a. to scorch, as meat held in the 

 flame ; to have one's feelings touched by any cir- 

 cumstance, to be made angry ; adosyapi seksen 

 hiijhda, to experience a burning sensation, as in 

 sickness ; adosyapi se kiijyaqka, to run just as 

 fast as one can ; adosye hiqda, — adoswaya, ados- 

 yaya, adosuijyaijpi. 



a-do'-AVai7, v. a. (a and dowai)) to sing in praise 

 of any one ; to sing for, as for the death of an 

 enemy — this the Dakotas do when they go to war 

 against their enemies, and desire to take their 

 lives ; widasta adowai), to sing to a man, to sing 

 the praises of a man ; zitkadai) pa adowar), to 

 sing over the heads of birds — this expresses a 

 custom which the Dakotas have, when a man 

 takes some woodpeckers' heads and sings over 

 them to anotlier person, expecting to receive from 

 him in return a horse, or some valuable consider- 

 ation. In this case, the individual mentions the 

 honorable deeds of the person to whom he gives 

 the birds' heads, and sings his praise, — awado- 

 wai), ayadowai), uqkadowaripi. 



a-do'-za, v. n. to he scorched, but not cooked ; tai)- 

 cai) adoza se ; adoza se hiijhda, to feel a scorched 

 sensation pass over the body, as in a fever. 



a'-e-ta-hnag-ya, adv. toioards, through, among. 



a'-e-ta-hna-ka, prep, towards. 



a'-e-to-O-pta, prep, towards. 



a'-e-tO-O-pte-ya, adv. towards, in that direction. 



a'-e-to-pta, prep. in the direction of a certain 

 object. 



a'-e-to-pte-ya, adv. in that direction, jMst a cer- 

 tain point. 



a'-ga, V. n. to make a sj)lash, as a fish jumping up 

 in the water ; to fall or jump into water with a 

 splash, — ago iijTipaya, ago iwahpamda, age ui)ki- 

 hpayapi. 



a'-ge, V. n. See aga. 



a-gi', V. n. (a and gi) to be covered with rust, mil- 

 dewed ; to have a rusty or brown stain. 



a-gu', V. n. (a and gu) to burn on any thing ; to 

 burn on account of or by reason of any thing. 



a-gu', part, burnt cm. 



a-gu'-gu, V. n. red. of agu. 



a-gu'-gu-ya, v. a. red. of aguya ; to cause to bum 

 on. 



a-gu'-ya, v. a. to cause to burn on, — aguwaya, 

 aguyaya, aguuijyaijpi. 



a-gu'-ya-pi, n. (aguya) bread, so called because 

 burned or baked ; wheat bread, especially ; ivheat ; 

 wamnaheza aguyapi, corn bread. 



a-gu'-ya-pi-hu, n. wheat growing ; wheat straw. 



a-gu'-ya-pi-i-ca-par), n. a flail. 



