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liinir)'-yar), adv. crookedly. 



fimu'-ga, ti. See Imuijga. 



limur), V. n. to buzz, hum, as the stones of a mill 

 or the flapping of birds' wings ; to whistle, as a 

 bullet : hmiii) hiijhda, to make a hvazing noise 

 suddenly. 



fimug'-ga, V. a. to cause sickness or death, as the 

 Dakotas pretend to be able to do, in a supernatu- 

 ral way ; to bewitch, kill by enchantment, — wa- 

 imuijga, ui)hmui)gapi, mahmui)ga ; kicihmui)- 

 gapi, bewitching each other. 



hmur)'-ga, adj. smelling strong, fishy, rancid, 

 stinking, as grease. 



hmurih'-inna, v. n. to smell rancid ot fishy. 



liinur)-hinui)', v. red. of hmui) ; to buzz. 



fiinur)-fimui)'-ga, adj. red. of hmuqga ; rancid. 



K.inur)-ya', v. a. to cause to hum, make buzz, — 

 hmuijwaya. 



hmurj-yai)', adv. buzzing. 



lina, V. n. to snort, as something dying. 



lina-hai)', adj. slovenly, not tidy, hanging, as a 

 horse's lip. 



hna-he'-ya, a(iy. loosely, slovenly : hnaheya uq, 

 he is slovenly. 



iini'-yar), v. cai)te hniyai), to flutter or be troubled, 

 be sick at the stomach, as from eating too much, 

 — mahniyai). 



Rnl'-yag-yai), adj. afraid, quaking for fear, — 

 mahniyaqyag. 



hni'-ye-ye-se, adv. in haste, affrightedly : hni- 

 yeyese mawani, / walk hastily. 



to, V. n. to stand up on end, as hair. See alio. 



Ro, intj. of surprise. 



lio'-e-ca, intj. expressing dissatisfaction or dis- 

 sent. 



ho'-e-eah, intj. Same as hoeo'ahe. 



ho'-e-ea-fi.e, intj. of disbelief and dissent. 



lio-ka', n. the badger. 



lio-na'-ptai), n. See huijnaptaij. 



fior)'-hi-ki-ya, ?;. a. to finish, perfect. See liui)- 

 hikiya. 



lior)'-hi-ya, v. a. to finish, perfect. See B.ui)- 

 hiya. 



lioi)'-ki-ta, V. n. to become very tired. See huq- 

 kita. 



ft.OQ'-kpa-iU., v. n. to be in an unfinished state. 

 See ]iui)kpani. 



hoQ'-kpa-ni-ki-ya, v. to fail of finishing. See 

 huqkpanikiya. 



hoi)'-kpa-ni-yar), v. See huijkpaniyafl. 



hoi)'-tpa-ni, v. See iuiitpani. 



lioij'-tpa-ni-ki-ya, v. See huijtpanikiya. 



hoQ'-tpa-ni-yai), v. See huqtpaniyar). 



]io'-pi-dar), intj. astonishing ! wonderful ! 



&o'-pi-dai)-ni-ye, intj. astonishing ! 



ho'-pl-daQ-sni, intj. impossible! 



ho-pu'-za, n. (he and opuza) a dry country, 



desert. 

 ho'-ski, adj. hilly, rough, uneven, as a country. 

 bo'-ski-ski, adj. red. of hoiki ; abounding in little 



hills, a hilly country. 

 lio'-ta, adj. grey, brown. 

 hot-Ro'-ta, adj. red. of hota. 

 lio-tir)'-za, «. (he and otigza) hard ground, a 



to-'Wo'-skan, n. an uninhabited country. 



Kpa, jmrt. thrown down. See yuhpa. 



hpa, V. n. to be wet or clogged, as musquitoes' 



wings with dew : capoijka hpapi, the musquitoes 



are wet with dew. 

 lipa, adv. together, in a bunch, said of beans or 



potatoes which grow together. 

 lipa-har)', part, thrown down. 

 bpar), adj. soaked with water, wet. 

 hpar)-yai)', v. a. to soak or steep in water, — 



hpaijwaya, hpar)ui)yai)pi. 

 hpa-"wa'-hai), part, thrown off, thrown down. 

 fipe'-ea, adj. faint, exhausted, — mahpeca ; hpeda 



sni, untiring, strong to endure fatigue. 

 hpe--war)'-ka, v. n. to stay with the young, hover 



over, as a hen does over her brood, brood over, — 



hpemuqka. 

 lipu. See yuipu. 

 hpu-haq' part, crumbled off. 

 hpu-hpu', red. of hpu. 

 hpu-vra'-hai), part, crumbled off, come apart, 



as things formerly stuck together. 

 B.pu-ya', adv. crumbling off. 

 Ma, cont. of htayetu. 

 hta-eu'-sni, n. the cool of the evening. 

 Ma'-ka. See yahtaka. 

 hta-ki'-ya, adv. towards evening. 

 Ma'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to catch and hold, as a 



trap. See mazahtakiyapi. 

 Ma-ki'-ya-ken, adv. towards evening. 

 htan, cont. of htata ; htan iyaya, to become 



weak. 

 Ma-ni', v. n. to labor, toil, work, do such labor as 



the Dakota women do, — htawani, htayani, hta- 



urjnipi. 

 Ma'-ni-har), n. yesterday ; htanihaq sai)pa and 



htanihai) icima, the day before yesterday. 

 Ma-ni '-pi, n. laboring ; i. q. wicohtani. 

 Mar)'-yar), adj. rough, made rough ; i. q. po- 



waye. 

 Ma'-ta, adj. languid, weak, — mahtata. 

 Ma'-te-ea, adj. weak, feeble, — mahtateca. 

 Ma-yen', adv. in the evening; generally, last 



evening. 

 Ma'-ye-tii, n. tht evening. 



