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6ai)'-i-ea-zi-pe, n. (cai) and kazipa) a drawing- 

 knife ; a plane. See dagwicaiipe. 

 cai)'-i-eo-ge, n. drift-wood. 

 ear)'-ir)-kpa, ». the ends of branches, buds. See 



ciijkpa. 

 6ai)'-ir)-tpa, w. buds. Same as cai)ii)kpa. 

 ear)'-i-pa-be, n. (daij a«f? pamaij) a loood-rasp. 

 ear)'-i-pa-kir)-za, n. (cai) awe? pakiijza) a fiddle. 

 ear)'-i-ya-ina-m-pi, n. (cai) and amani) pieces of 



wood to walk on, a ladder, stairs or steps, abridge. 

 ear)'-i-yu-be, n. (dai) and yumai)) a ioood-rasp. 



See carjipabe. 

 ear)'-i-yu-inni, «. (can and yumni) an auger ; a 



gimblet. See diijyumni. 

 ear)'-i-yu-sdo-h.e, n. (caij and yusdohai)) a 



sled, a sleigh. See caijwiyusdohe. 

 ear)'-i-yu-te, w. (caq ant? iyuta) a measure for 



wood, a square or rule. 

 ear)-i'-yu-'wi, m. curly wood, a vine. See cai)- 



wiyuwi. 

 ear)-ka', w. a fire-steel. 

 ear)-ka'-ga, n. a Zo^, any large piece of wood on 



the ground. 

 eai)-ka'-gi-ea, ra. touchwood, spunk. 

 car)-ka'-hu, w. (caijka and hu) <Ae sjt>«»e or bach- 

 bone, the vertebrw. 

 ear)-kah'-oq-pa, v. a. (c'aqkaga and oi)pa) to 



lay or place logs to walk on, to bridge. 

 caij-kali'-og-pa-pi, n. logs laid to walk on, a 



bridge : iqyai) caqkaioripapi, a stone bridge. 

 eag-ka'-hpa-hpa, n. shingles ; i. q. capbakpa. 

 6ar)-ka'-kir)-za, v. n. to svnng and creak, as 



trees in the wind. 

 ear)-ka'-sur)-ta, n. (caijka and suijta) the spinal 



marroio. 

 ear)-ka'-ska, v. (caij and ka^ka) to bind wood 



together ; to inclose with wood, to fortify, — daij- 



wakaska ; c'aijkaska yagka, to be fortified. 

 ear)-ka'-sko-kpa, n. (&i) and kaskokpa) wood 



hewed out, a trough. 

 eaq-ka'-sko-tpa, n. Same as daijkaskokpa. 

 cai)'-ka-zi-pa, v. to shave ov plane wood. 

 ear)-ka'-zi-pe, n. (caq and kaiipa) a carpenter. 

 ear)-ko'-ye, n. the parts along the back. 

 car)-ko'-ye-sir(, n. the fat along the back and 



sides. 

 ear)-ko'-zu-ha (caqka aTid oiuha) a tobacco- 

 pouch or bag, so called because they carry in it 



their flint and steel ; a medicine-bag. 

 ear)-kpe', n. the tibia ; the bone in the hind leg 



of animals below the knee ; cai)kpe huvvakipe, 



the fibula. 

 eai)-kpe'-ca-ka, n. one who is furious ; i. q. 



tuwe ohitii(Jida kii). 

 6ai)-ksi', V. n. to be angry, irritated, — c'ai)wak&i. 

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car)-ksi'-ksi, v. red. of caijksi. 

 ear)-ksi'-ksi-ka, n. one who is petulant. 

 ear)-ksi'-ksi-ya, adv. red. of cariksiya. 

 ear)-ksi'-ya, adv. angrily, in a petulant manner. 

 ear)-ksi'-ya-har), adv. crossly. 

 6ar)-ku', n. a road, way, path, trail. 

 ear)-ku'-ya, v. to make for a road, have far a 



road, — car)kuwaya. 

 car)-ku'-ye, n. a row, as of corn, etc. 

 ear)-ku'-ye-tor), v. to be in rows ot furrows. 

 ear)-ku'-ye-tor)-tor), v. to make rows or fur- 

 rows, as a plough, — daijkuyetoijtoi) aya. 

 ear)-ku'-ye-tor)-tor)-yar), adv. in rows or fur- 



roivs. 

 cai)-ina'-ko-pa-za, n. wood, trees. The sacred 



name. 

 ear)'-ini-ni-ea-zo, n. a sawyer in the river. 

 ear)-na', n. See c'ana, the better orthography. 

 6ar)-na'-ksa, n. a war-club, i. q. caijhpi ; perhaps, 



a club broken off with the foot. 

 ear)-nan', adv. out from the shore, in the middle 



of the river : pacaijnan iyeya, to shove off a boat. 

 eaQ-nan'-tki-ya, adv. oxUfrom the shore, towards 



the middle of a stream. 

 ear)-nan'-'wa-pa, adv. out from the shore, fur- 

 ther out. 

 ear)-ni'-ki-ya, v. n. to be angry. See c'aijniyai). 

 cai)-ni'-yar), v. n. to be angry, — caqmaniyaq, 



caijniniyai), o'ai)ur)niyai)pi. 

 6ar)-ni'-ye-ki-ei-ya-pi, v. to be angry with one 



another. As a noun, anger, malice. 

 ear)-ni'-ye-ki-ya, v. a. to make angry, — caijni- 



yewakiya. 

 ear)-ni'-ye-ya, v. a. to he angry at, offended with, 



— caijniyewaya, caijniyeyaya, c'ai)niyeui)yai)pi, 



cai)niyeciya, cai)niyemayaya. 

 car)-nl'-ye-ya-pi, n. an object of anger ; anger. 

 ear)-nor)'-pa, v. See c'aijnuijpa. 

 earj-num', cont. of c'a7)nui)pa ; cagnnm mani, to 



smoke as one walks. 

 6ai)-nur)'-pa, v. n. (caijdi and uijpa) to smoke 



tobacco : cai)nui)mui)pa, / smoke ; ($a;jnunui)pa, 



you smoke ; daijnuij^oiipapi, we smoke. 

 eaq'-o-hna-hna-ka-pi, ». (cari olma and hnaka) 



a coffin. 

 car)-o'-hna-ka, n. (daij a7id ohnaka) a trunk, box. 



See car)wohnaka. 

 earj-o'-ka-lipa-hpa, n. (c'ai) and kahpa) chipis. 

 ear)-o'-pa-nina, n. sprouts groiuing up round a 



stump. 

 ear)-o'-pi-ye, n. (c'ai) and opiye) a dressing-ease, 



a work-box. See caijwopiye. 

 ear)-o'-ti-dar), n. the Dakota god of the woods — 



an vmknown animal said to resemble a man, 



which the Dakotas worship ; perhaps, the monkey. 



