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gu, V. n. to bum, singe, scorch, be burnt, — ^magu, 



nigu, uqgupi. 

 gu-ge'-ca, w. the soft, spongy part of bones in 



whicli there is oil. 

 gu-gu', V. red. of gu ; to be burnt in several places. 

 gu-gu'-ya, V. red. of guya. 

 gu'-ka. See yuguka. 



gu-ka'-har), part, stretched, strained, sprained. 

 gu-ka'-Twa-haQ, part, strained. 

 gu-ya', V. a. to bum, cause to burn, — guwaya, 



guyaya, guuDyagpi. 

 gu-ya', adv. in a burnt manner. 



H. 



h, the ninth letter of the Dakota alphabet. It is an 

 aspirate, like the English h in hymn. 



ha, n. a flea, fieas. 



ha, n. the skin or hide of animal, man included ; 

 the bark or rind of any thing, as trees, etc. 



ha-a'-kam, adv. on the outside, on the surface. 



ha-a'-kam-ye-dai), adv. on the surface, shallow, 

 as in ploughing, skimming over the surface. 



ha-a'-ka-pa, adv. on the outside. 



ha-a'-ka-pa-ta, adv. externally. 



ha-a'-ka-pa-tag-hai), adv. on the outer sur- 

 face. 



Ha'-des, n. the plojce of the dead, hell. Intro- 

 duced from the Greek. 



ha-ha'-dar), adv. tottering, moving, easily moved. 



ha-ha'-ya, v. a. to move, make a coward of ; i. q. 

 caqtewai)kaya, — hahawaya, hahauqyaijpi. 



ha-ha'-ya, adv. totteringly, moving. 



ha-ha'-ye-dai), adv. moved, not firm : caijte 

 hahayedai) mayaijka, my heart is in an excited 

 state. 



ha-hor)'-ta, n. thread, twine, cord. 



ha-hor)'-ta-i-ya-pe-har)-pi, n. spool-thread. 



ha-horj'-ta-zib-zi-pe-dar), n. fine thread, silk 

 thread. 



ha-hui)'-ta, n. See hahoqta. 



ha'-ka-hinor)-pi, n. (ha and kahmoi)) a cord, 

 rope, twisted bark rope. 



ha'-ka-hinur)-pi, n. Same as hakahmoijpi. 



ha-ka'-kta, adj. last, the last ; the youngest, — 

 hamakakta and mahakakta, nihakakta, uqliaka- 

 ktapi. 



ha-k£iin', adv. afterwards, in the mean time. 



ha-kam'-ya, adv. afterwards. Not used much. 



ha-ka'-pa, adv. See hakapataijhai). 



ha-ka'-pa-tar)-har), adv. on the external sur- 

 face. 



ha-ke', n. the name of the fifth child, if a son. 



ha-ke'-ke, n. red. of hake. It is so used as a 

 proper name. 



ha-ki'-kta, v. n. to look around, look behind, turn 

 round to look, — hawekta, hayekta, hauijkiktapi. 



ha-ki'-kta-kta, v. red. of hakikta ; to look back 

 often. 



ha-mde', v. See haijmde, the correct orthogra- 

 phy- 



ham-i'-ta-ke, n. See haijpaitake. f ' 



ha'-mna, adj. smelling of the skin, poor, lean, not 

 smelling well, as meat. 



ha'-na-hpu, v. See hanahpuhpu. 



ha'-na-hpu-hpu, v. Said of the rough bark of 

 trees, that seems ready to fall off. See nahpu. 



ha'-na-sku, v. See hanaskusku. 



ha'-na-sku-sku, v. n. to crack and peel off", as 

 the skin of potatoes by boiling. See nasku. 



ha'-na-sku-y a, v. a. to cause to crack and peel 

 off, — hanaskuwaya. 



hai), adv. of affirmation ; yes, yea. 



hajQ, n. cont. of hariyetu ; night : hag wa^te, good 

 night. 



hai), V. n. to stand, stand upright or on end ; to 

 remain : ecen hai), it stands or remains as it 

 was. From this are formed iyahai), kicihai), 

 etc. 



hajg-eo'-ka, n. midnight. 



har)-eo'-ka-ya, n. (haijyetu and cokaya) mid- 

 night. 



har)-do'-'war), n. (haijyetu and dowai)) a night- 

 song. 



har)-do'-"War)-pi, n. a night-song. 



hai)h.-ar)'-na, n. morning, to-morrow. 



har)li-ar)'-na-Mr), n. very early in the morning. 



har)-ka', n. a man's sister-in-law, his wife's sister 

 or brother's wife ; my sister-in-law. 



har)-ka'-ku, n. his sister-in-law. 



har)-ka'-sa-dar), n. the groUnd-hog or wood- 

 chuck, the American arctomys. 



hai)-ka'-si, n. a man's female cousin, his mother's 

 brother's daiighter, but not his father's brother's 

 daughter ;' my female cousin. 



haq-ka'-si-tku, n. his female cousin. 



har)-ka'-si-ya, v. a. to have for or call hai]kasi, 

 to sustain the relation of male cousin to a woman, 

 — hai^kasiwaya. 



hai)-ka'-ya, v. a. to have for or regard as a sister- 

 in-laio, — haijkawaya, haijkauijyaripi. 



hai)-ke', n. half ; a part. 



har)-ke'-dar), n. a small half. 



har)-ke'-ke, n. red. of hai^ke ; half and half. 



hajQ-ke'-ya, v. a. to halve ; to have reached tite 

 middle, — ha^jkewaya. 



hai)-ke'-ya, adv. by the half. 



hari-ki'-kta, v. n. to rise very early in the morn- 

 ing ; to wake while it is yet night, — haqwekta, 

 haijyekta, haijuqkiktapi. 



