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co-ka'-hna-ka, v. Sec cokayahnaka. 

 co-ka'-ka, v. red. of coka. 

 eo-ka'-ka-dai), adv. red. of cokadaq. 

 CO-kam', adv. cont. of cokata ; in the midst. 

 CO-kan', adv. long ago, informer times. 

 6o-kan', cont. of coka and en ; cokan iyeya, to 



shoot through the bowels. 

 eo-kai)', n. a low bottom, where are lakes or 



marshes. 

 eo-ka'-pa, adv. in the midst. 

 eo-ka'-pa-tai)-har), adv. in the inside. 

 eo-ka'-ta, n. the middle. 

 co-ka'-ta, adv. in the middle, in the midst. 

 eo-ka'-ya, re. the middle. 

 eo-ka'-ya, adv. in the middle. 

 eo-ka'-ya-hna-ka, v. a. (cokaya and hnaka) to 



place across the middle, place in the middle, — co- 

 kaya wahnaka. 

 eo-kor)', v. a. to purpose evil against, desire to 



take the life of one, — cowakorj, coyakoij, c'oui)- 



koi)pi, comakoi) : wacokoijpi, purposing evil 



against. 

 eo-ku', n. the inside of the cuticle, the under side 



of the skin, the thickness or stripe of the skin ; 



the under part of the chin. 

 eo-kil)', V. a. to roast on a spit, — cowajfii), coya- 



^ii), coui)t:iqpi : coljiiqpi, roasting. 

 com, cont. of dopa. 

 eo-mni', v. n. to be tired of staying, — comamni, 



conimni. See also icomni. 

 CO-mni'-hda, v. n. to feel uneasij, become tired of 



staging, — comniwahda, comniui)hdapi. 

 CO-mni'-hda-zi, v. n. to sigh, groan, — c'omniwa- 



hdazi, comniyahdazi, c'omniurihdazipi. 

 com-ya', v. a. of copa ; to cause to wade, — com- 



waya. See copekiya. 

 co-ni'-ea, n. flesh, meat of any kind ; the meat 



or kernel of grain ; the wood that groivs inside 



of the sap ; waconica, dried meat. 

 cor), for ear). See coijtarika. 

 eor)-eor)'-se, adv. See caijcaijse. 

 eor)'-ka-ske, w. a fence, an enclosure ; a fort. 

 eori'-kir), n. a baekload of wood. 

 Cor)'-kir)-ta, n. any place where they go for wood. 

 eoi)'-pe-ska, n. glue. The Dakotas generally 



obtain it by boiling butfalo heads, and use it in 



fastening on the points of their arrows. 

 eOQ'-sma, n. {6ax)and o4ma) dense woods, forest. 

 eor)'-tai)-ka, n. (caij and taijka) high wood, 



groves of timber. 

 eor)'-te-M, n. (cai) and otehi) thick woods.' 

 eo-pa', V. a. to wade, go in the water, — cowapa, 



coyapa, couijpapi. 

 eo-pe'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to wade, — c'opewa- 



kiya. 



COS, cont. of coza. 



eos-a', adv. warmly, comfortably, — cosa maijka. 



eos-co'-za, adj. red. of coza. 



eos-ya', v. a. to cause to warm, — coswaya ; cosi- 

 ^iya, to warm oneself, — cosmi^iya ; to put out to 

 dry, as cooked victuals ; to dry and smoke, as 

 meat. 



COS-ya', adv. warmly. 



eos-ya'-ken, adv. in a warm state. 



Co'-tar)-ka, n. (c'o and tai)ka) a fife, flute, any 

 wind instrument. 



eo-toi)', adj. (co and toi)) ripe, mature. 



co'-'wa-he, n. a scaffold, such as the Indians 

 make to dry corn on. 



eo-'WO'-he, n. the belly, lower part of the abdo- 

 men. 



eo-'wo'-he-a-ka-lipe, re. (cowohe and akahpe) 

 are apron. 



eo-ya', v. n. to ripen, as grain, etc. 



eo-ya'-pi, re. harvest. 



CO'-za, adj. warm, comfortable, used both in 

 regard to persons and things, as clothing, 

 houses, etc., — macoza, nic'oza, uijcozapi. 



cu, n. dew : du ^ma, heavy deio. 



eu-cu'-ste, n. the side below the ribs, the flank. 



eu'-kear), n. a kind of duck. 



eu-kcarj'-pa-gi, re. a duck about Ae size of a 

 mallard, with a grey head and ivhite breast. 



eu-kcar)'-pa-sa-pa, re. a species of duck, with a 

 black head and neck. 



6u-kcar)'-ta-hu-sa-pe-dar), v. Same as dukcan- 

 pasapa. 



eu-kear)'-tar)-ka, n. the large species of duck 

 which they denominate dukcai). 



cu'-mni, re. dew-drops. 



eu-mni'-se, n. dew standing in drops, dew- 

 drops. 



eu-mni'-se-se, re. dew-drops all over any thing. 



cur), re. a woman's elder sister, used only with 

 pronouns : micui) and miduqwaye, my elder 

 sister ; nicui), thy elder sister. 



cur)'-ku, n. her elder sister. 



eur)-ksi', re. a daughter : micui)ksi, my daughter ; 

 nicur)ksi, thy daughter ; uijkiduriksipi, our daugh- 

 ters. 



CUr)-ksi'-tktl, «. his or her daughter. 



CUr)-ksi'-ya, t). to have for a daughter, count as 

 a daughter, — cuijk^iwaya. 



euij'-ksu-dar), re. a little bote, such as small boys 

 use. 



cur)-"we', re. (Ihank.) Same as dui). 



eur)--we'-ku, n. (Ihank.) Same as cuijku. 



curj-'we'-ya, v. (Ihank.) Same as duijkuya and 

 cuT)ya. 



cur)-"wir)'-tku, n. his or her daughter. 



