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de'-eoi), V. a. (de and ecoij) to do this, act in this 



way, — decamoi), dec'anoi], decoqkoijpi. 

 de'-e, this is it. This word, and also hee and ee, 



contain tlie substantive verb. 

 de'-ga, adj. loose, swinging. See dehdega. 

 de-ha', v. 2d pers. sing, of deya. 

 de-Jian', adv. at this place, here ; at this time, 



to-day, now, 

 de-han'-hai)-ke-ea, adv. red. of dehaijkeca. 

 de-han'-har)-na, adv. red. of dehagna. 

 de-har)'-har)-yar), adv. red. of dehaijyai). 

 de-har)'-ke-ea, adv. so long, so high. 

 de-hai)'-na, adv. thus far; now, just now, im- 

 mediately, suddenly. 

 de-har)'-na-hir), adv. just now, very lately. 

 de-har)'-tag-hai), adv. from this, i. q. detaqbaq. 

 de-hag'-tu, adv. to this, thus far ; now. 

 de-hag'-tu-Mi), adv. just so far, just now. 

 de-hari'-tu-ken, adv. just so far, in this way ; 



just now. 

 de-har)'-tu-ya, adv. to this extent, on this wise. 

 de-harj'-tu-ya-ken, adv. just now, on this wise. 

 de-har)'-yag, adv. so far, in space ; so long, in 



time. 

 de-he'-tu-ya, adv. just the tims, i. q, iyebaqtu. 

 deh-de'-ga, adj. red. of dega ; loose, wrinkled, 



flabby ; Tpuffed out. 

 de-ksi', n. mother's brother, uncle, my uncle. It is 



not applied to one's father's brothers, who are 



called ate : nideksi, thy uncle. 

 de-ksi'-tku, n, his or her uncle. 

 de-ksi'-ya, v. to have for uncle, call uncle, — de- 



ksiwaya, dek^imayaij. 

 de-kta'-ya, v. a. to have no regard for, to be dis- 

 satisfy with ; i. q. ciqsni and aktasni, — dekta- 



waya. 

 dem-de'-pa, adj. notched. 

 den, adv. here, in this place. 

 de-na', pron. pi. of de ; these. 

 de-nag'-na-ke-ea, adv. red. of denakec'a. 

 de-na'-ke-ea, adv. so many : demanakeca, / am 



so many ; deuijnakecapi, we are so many. 

 de-na'-ke-seh, adv. all these, so many. 

 de-na'-na, adv. only so many, so few ; pi. dena- 



naijpidaij. 

 de-na'-os, adv. these turn, both these : denaosnana, 



only these two. 

 de-na'-o-za, adv. both these. 

 de-ni'-os, adv. See denaoza. 

 de-ni'-yos, adv. See denaoza. 

 de-pa', V. 1st pers. sing, of deya ; / said this. 

 de-pea', v. 1st pers. sing, (de and epca) / thought 



this. No other forms in use. 

 de-peh', n. a leper. Introduced from the English. 

 des-de'-za, v. n. red. of deia ; to Urinate often. 

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de-tar) '-har), adv. from this place, from here, 

 hence: demaXaTjhar), I am from this place ; deni- 

 tar)hai), thou art from here ; from this time, 

 henceforth, hence. 



de'-tu, adv. (de and etu) to this, at this place or 

 time ; hither, here ; hitherto, now. 



de'-tu-Mr)-ca, adv. just here. 



de'-tu-ya, adv. here. 



de'-ya, v. (de and eya) to say this,—dep&, deha. 



de'-za, V. a. to urinate, — wadeia, uijdeiapi. 



de'-za, n. urine, chamber-ley ; wicadeia, urine, 

 the bladder of a person ; tadeia, the bladder of 

 an animal. 



di-di'-ta, adj. very warm, hot ; said of the tem- 

 perature of the weather, of a house, etc. 



di-di'-ta-hda, v. n. to become very warm ; to re- 

 gard as hot, — diditawahda. 



do, a particle, used at the end of a phrase or sen- 

 tence, for the sake of euphony or emphasis, as 

 waste do : ' do ' is used by the men alone ; the 

 women say ' ye.' 



do, adj. soft, tender, moist, as fresh meat, etc. ; 

 opposed to saka, dried. See ta.do, fresh meat. 



do, n. food. 



do-cir)', V. to want food, have an appetite. 



do-eir)'-pi, n. appetite. 



do-do', adj. red. of do ; soft, damp, fresh. 



do-dom'-ya, adv. tenderly, very tender ; said of 

 meat well cooked : dodomya ^pag, cooked tender. 



do-do'-pa, adj. soft, miry. 



do-do'-pa, n. a miry place. 



do-hde'-ska, n. the gullet, oesophagus. 



do-lie', n. the parts of the cheeks and throat which 

 are loose and not fastened to the bones. 



do-ksi', n. the arm-pit : doksi ka^e, to chafe under 

 the arm, as a tight coat. 



do-ksig'-ea, n. a mink, Mustela lutraola. 



dom-ya', adv. domya ^pag. See dodomya. 



do'-pa, adj. soft, miry. See dodopa. 



do'-pa, V. n. to mire. See dodopa, kadopa, etc. 



do-te', n. food. 



do-te', n. the throat, the whole forepart of the 

 neck. 



do-te'-hbe-za, n. the windpipe, trachea. 



do-ti'-cir), n. See idoti(Jii). 



do-tku', n. the throat, especially of animals ; tJie 

 part immediately under the jaw. 



dot-o'-pi-ye, n. (dote and opiye) a granary, 

 pantry. 



do-war)', v. n. to sing, — wadowai), yadowaq. 



do-"war)', n. a song, hymn, — mitadowaq. See 

 odowaq. 



do-"war)'-pi, n. hymns ; singing. 



do-ya', adj. moist, not dry, fresh, as meat. 



do-ya'-ke, adj. fresh, not dried. 



