ANA 



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AIJP 



a-na'-pte-tor), v. a. to prohibit, lay a hindrance, 



lay an embargo, — anaptewator). 

 a-na'-pte-toi), n. a prohibition, obstruction, hin- 

 drance. 

 a-na'-ptu-za, v. a. (a and naptuza) to crack or 



split with the foot on any thing, — anawaptu- 



i&. 

 a-na'-po, v. n. to come all over one, as ashes or 



steam, — anamapo, ananipo. 

 a-na'-sa, v. a. (a and nasa) to hunt or ffo after, 



as buffalo, — anawasa. Nasa and wanasa are 



more generally used. 

 a-na'-sa, v. n. to rise up on, as a hog's bristles on 



his back ; to bristle up. 

 a-na'-sda-ta, v. a. (a and nasdata) to creep up to 



carefully, as a hunter to game,— anawasdata, 



anaur)sdatapi. 

 a-na'-sda-ta-pi, n. a creeping up to game. 

 a-na'-sdoka, v. to kick off, as one's moccasins ; 



to come in haste to, — anawasdoka. 

 a-na'-ta, v. to bury with the foot, scrape dirt on 



with the foot, — anawata. 

 a-na'-tai], v. a. (a and natai)) to rush on any 



person or thing, make an attack on, — anawatai), 



anayatai), anaur)tar)pi, anamataij, anawicatag. 

 a-na'-tai)-pi, part, attacked. 

 a-na'-ti-ca, v. a. (a and natic'a) to scrape snow 



on any thing with the foot, — anawatica. 

 a-na'-ti-tai), v. (a and natitaq) to push on with 



the foot ; to pull back on account of, — anawati- 



tai). 

 a-na'-tpi, v. a. (a and natpi) to crack, as a louse, 



with the foot, on something, — anawatpi. 

 a-na'-tu-ka, v. a. (a and natuka) to wear off with 



the foot, as the hair from a buffalo-skin moccasin, 



— anawatuka. 

 a-na'-ta, v. a. (a and nata) to kill with the foot 



on something, — anawafa, anayata. 

 a-na'-tir^s, cont. of anatiijza. 

 a-na'-tir]S-ya, adv. firmly trodden. 

 a-na'-tirj-za, v. a. (a and natiijza) to tramp down 



hard and tight, — anawatir)za, anauijtiijzapi. 

 a-na'-vrai^g, cont. of anawai)ka. 

 a-na'-vraijg-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to gallop on. 

 a-na'-war)-ka, v. a. (a and nawaqka) to kick 



down on any thing, — anawawaijka. 

 a-na'-"wai]-ka, v. n. (a and nawaijka) to gallop, 



as a horse, on any thing. 

 a-na'-'we-ga, v. (a and nawega) to break on any 



thing with the foot, but not to break off, — anawa- 



wega, anayawega. 

 a-na'-vreh, cont. of anawega : anaweh iyeya. 

 a-na'-"wii], v. (a and nawiij) to fly around over ; 



to tell round about ; to tell what is not true, to 



lie ; to con/val, — anawawii). 



a-na'-'wii)S, cont. of anawiijia : anawiq^ iyeya. 

 a-na'-"wir)-yar), adv. concealing by circumlocu- 

 tion ; parabolically, John x. 16. 

 a-na'-Awirj-za, v. a. (a and nawigia) to bend 



down on with the foot, — anawawiijza. 

 a-ni', v. n. (a and ni) to live on or for, — awani. 

 a-ni'-ea, v. a. to withhold, keep back from, retain 



something claimed by another ; to lay claim to ; 



to forbid, oppose, — awanica, ayanic'a, uijkanicapi. 



From this is formed akinica. 

 a-nin', cont. of anida. 

 a-ni'-ni, n. any thing that collects on, as soot, 



thick scum, etc. : anini se hiyeya, said of soot 



that hangs loosely. 

 a-ni'-ya, v. a. (a and niya) to breathe on, — awa- 



niya, ayaniya, uijkaniyapi. 

 a-nog', adv. cont. of anoka ; on both sides ; anog 



ope, sharp on both sides, two-edged. 

 a-nog'-pa-ska, n. the white-headed eagle : from 



anokataijhai) pa ska. 

 a-noh'-ke-ci-ya, v. to lend an ear to, listen to ; 



anohkeciya maijka, / am listening to it. 

 a-noh'-ki-ci-ya, v. Same as anohkeciya. Both 



are said to be correct. 

 a-no'-ka, adv. on both sides. Used only in ano- 



kataijhai). 

 a-no'-ka-tai)-har), adv. on both sides, from both 



ar)'-pa, «. day, light of day, daylight. Opposed 

 to otpaza. 



ai)'-pa-ka-mde-za, n. day-breaking, day-break. 



ar)'-pa-o, v. n. to dawn as the morning. Possi- 

 bly the o is the verb o, to shoot, to hit, the refer- 

 ence being to the shooting up of light. 



ai)'-pa-0, n. the dawn of morning, daylight : aij- 

 pao hinapa, dawn appears ; aijpao duta, the red- 

 ness of the dawn ; aqpao waijka, during dawn. 



ai]'-pa-o-ho-tor)-na, n. (aijpa and hotoij) domes- 

 tic fowls, so called from their crowing in the 

 morning. 



ar)-pe', n. day ; space. 



ai]-pe'-eii)-har), adv. in a day, to-day. 



ai)-pe'-co-ka-ya, n. midday, noon. 



ar)-pe'-eu-sa, adv. during the day. The idea is 

 that of having a whole day before one — no need 

 of haste. See the next word. 



ai)-pe'-cu-sa-ken, adv. Same as aijpecusa : haij- 

 haijna aijpecusaken uriyaijpi kta, in the morning, 

 with the day before us, we will go. 



ai^-pe'-de-han, adv. this day, to-day, now. 



ai]-pe'-har), adv. to-day. 



ar^-pe'-he-pi-ya, n. the space between the earth 

 and heavens. 



ar)-pen', adv. (ai)pa and en) by day : aijpen mi- 

 stii)be, by day I slept, 



