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hde, V. a. to put or place, make stand, usually 



applied to things that stand on end, as barrels, 



etc. ; to have by one, as mini vvahde, I have water. 



This may be regarded as a transitive of hag. 



hde'-ga, adj. spotted, figured, as calico. 



hde-hde', odj. scattered, here and there. Hence 



cai)hdehde. 

 hde-hde '-ga, adj. red. of hdega ; spotted, speckled, 



brownish. 

 hde-hde'-ka, adj. scattered, separated, one here 



and one there. Hence carjhdehdeka. 

 hde-hde '-za, adj. striped, streaked. 

 hde-hde '-ze-dar), adj. dim. of hdezedaij ; striped, 



streaked. 

 hde-ki'-ya, v. a. to cause to go home, send home, 



— hdewakiya. 

 hdem, cont. of hdepa ; hdem hiyuya, to vomit. 

 hdem-ki'-ya, v. a. to cause to vomit, — hdemwa- 



kiya, hdemupkiyapi, hdemmakiya. 

 hde'-pa, v. a. to vomit, puke, — wahdepa, yahdepa, 

 uqhdepapi ; ihdepa, to vomit up what one has 

 eaten, — iwahdepa ; on hdepapi, tartar emetic. 

 hde-si', V. a. to command to go Jiome, — hdewasi. 

 hde-ska', adj. speckled, spotted. 

 hde-ska'-ska, v. red. of hdeska ; spotted, figured, 



as calico, 

 hde'-za, adj. striped, in ridges or rows. 

 hde'-ze-dai), adj. striped, in stripes of any kind. 

 hdi, V. pos. of hi ; to come or arrive at home, — 



wahdi, yahdi, uqhdipi. 

 hdi-a'-pe, v. a. to await one's coming home, — 



hdiawape. 

 hdi-cu', V. pos. (hdi and ku) to start to come home, 



— wahdicu, yahdicu, uijhdidupi. 

 hdi-eu'-ya, v. a. to cause to »tart home, — hdidu- 



waya. 

 hdi-har)', v. n. to fall down, as something thrown 

 up ; to fall on end, aa a stick ; to fall, as water 

 falls : mini hdihai). 

 hdi-hda', v. See hnihda. 

 hdi-hu'-ni, v. pos. of hihuni ; to come to land or 



come through in coming home, — wahdihuni. 

 hdi-hpa'-ya, v. pos. of hiijhpaya ; to fall down 



again ; to come home sick, — wahdihpaya. 

 hdi-na'-pa, or hdi-nar)'-pa, v. pos. of hinapa ; 

 to come in sight coming home ; to come out of or 

 through, as through a wood, to emerge from ; to 

 come up again, as one diving, — wahdinapa, ui)hdi- 

 napapi. 

 hdi-psi'-ea, v. pos. of hipsic'a ; to alight at home, 



jump down again, — wahdipsic'a. 

 hdi-psin', cont. of hdipsica. 

 hdi--war)'-ka, v. pos. of hiwai)ka ; to come home 

 and sleep ; to camp on the way home, — wahdi- 

 muqka, yahdinugka, uijhdiwaijkapi. 



hdi-ya'-hpa-ya, v. pos. of iyahpaya ; ' to eom^ 



back home and fall upon one, — wahdiyaipaya. 

 hdi-ya'-ku, v. pos. to return, start to come home ; 



only the first and second persons used, — wahdi- 



yaku, yahdiyaku, uijhdiyakupi. For the third 



person see hdicu. 

 hdi-yo'-hi, v. pos. of hiyohi ; to come back, reach 



hom^, — wahdiyohi : cihdiyohipi kta, / will come 



again to you, John xiv. 15. 

 hdi-yo'-tar)-ka, v. pos. of hiyotaijka ; to come 



home and sit down ; to return to one's place, — 



wahdimdotaijka, yahdidotaijka. This is a com- 

 pound verb which requires two pronouns. 

 hdi-yu'-"we-ga, v. pos. of hiyuwega ; to cross 



a stream by fording ifi coming home, — wahdiyu- 



wega. 

 hdo, a prefix which form^ the possessive of some 



verbs. 

 hdo, V. to grunt, make a noise, as hogs and buffalo 



calves do. 

 hdo-e'-ya-ya, v. pos. to take or have taken one's 



own with one. See hdoweyaya. 

 hdo-hda', v. pos. to carry any thing back home, 



carry one's own home, — wahdohda, ughdohdapi. 

 hdo-hde'-ska, n. the gullet, oesophagus. Same 



as dohdeska. 

 hdo-hdi', V. pos. to bring back home one's own, — 



wahdohdi. 

 hdo-hdo', V. red. of hdo ; to grunt, as hogs and 



buffalo calves, also as grouse. 

 hdo-hdo '-dai), v. See hdohdodowai]. 

 hdo-hdo'-do-wai), v. to sing a grunting song. 



The Dakotas do so sometimes in going to war. 

 hdo-hi', V. pos. to bring one's own to a place, as 



when one is beaten in gambhng he goes and 



brings what he has staked, — wahdohi, uijhdo- 



hipi. 

 hdo-i', v. pos. to take or have taken one's own to 



a place, — wahdoi, yahdoi, ui)hdoipi. 

 hdo-ir)', V. pos. of iij. See hdowii). 

 hdo-ki', V. pos. to have taken one's own home, — 



wahdoki, ui)hdokipi. 

 hdo-ki '-ni-ea, v. pos. to dispute in regard to one's 



own, — wahdokinica, uijhdokinicapi. 

 hdo-ki'-ni-ea-pi, n. disputation. 

 hdo-ki'-nin, cont. of hdokinic'a ; hdokinin waui). 

 hdo-ki'-ya-hda, v. pos. (hdoki and ahda) to be 



carrying one's own home, — wahdojdyahda, yahdo- 



kiyahda, ur)hdokiyahdapi. 

 hdo-ku', V. pos. to bring one's own towards home, 



— wahdoku, yahdoku, uijhdokupi. 

 hdo-ni'-ca, v. pos. of anica ; to refuse to give up 



what one claims, to hold as one's own ; to forbid 



the use of one's own ; tihdonica, to forbid one's 



house, — wahdonic'a. 



