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i-da'-ham-lia-pe-dar), v. n. to rustle, as the 

 grass in a gentle wind. See liamiapeda^. 



i-6a'-lia-pe, n. (i and kaiapa) something to drive 

 with, a whip. 



i-cali'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to grow ; to rear, raise, 

 as a child or domestic animal, — icahwakiya. 



l-eah'-ko-ke-dar), adj. See oicahkokedai). 



i-ca'-ho-ta, n. of c'ahota ; drops of rain, flakes of 

 snow, so called because faUing like ashes. 



i-ca'-Mag, cont. of idahtaka. 



i-ea'-Mag-ya, v. a. to cause to touch, — icahtag- 

 waya. 



i-ea'-htag-ya, adv. touching, relating to, con- 

 cerning. 



i-ea'-htag-ya-ken, adv. relating to. 



i-ea'-Ma-ka, v. n. to touch, be near to, — imaka- 

 htaka, inic'ahtaka. 



i'-ca-Ma-ke, n. (i and kahtaka) a place where 

 a river touches or runs near a hill; a place 

 where the prairie comes down to a river or lake. 



i-cah'-ya, v. a. to cause to grow, raise, as corn, 

 etc. ; to rear, to train up, as a child, etc., — ic'ah- 

 waya, ic'ahmayai). 



i-eah'-ya, adv. conformed to, made like. 



i-ea'-kai), n. (i and kakaij) an adze. 



l-6a'-kar), v. a. of kakaq ; to strike and cut a 

 piece out of, — iwakakai), iyakakaij, ur)kicakai)pi. 



i-ea'-kis, cont. of icakiza ; icaki^ waur), I am suf- 

 fering for. 



i-ea'-kis-ya, v. a. to cause to suffer for, to afflict, 

 — icakiswaya. 



i-ca'-kis-ya, adv. in a suffering manner. 



i-ea'-ki-za, v. n. to he in want of, lacking, suffer- 

 ing for, — imakakiia, inicakiia, urikicakiiapi : 

 icakize ^ni, not in want of. 



i-ea'-ki-ze, n. (i and kakiia) affliction. See iwi- 

 cakakize. 



l-ca'-ki-ze-sni-yar), adv. not in want of, plenti- 

 fully. 



i-eam', cont. of icapa ; icam icu, to stick in and 

 take out. 



i-ea'-ma, adj. rough, as cloth or the beard ; prick- 

 ing, as iron filings. 



i-ea'-ma, v. n. to hurt or prick, as any thing in 

 the eye : taku i^ta imakama, something is prick- 

 ing in my eye. 



i-ea'-ma-ma, v. red. of ic'ama ; to prick : icama- 

 ma niui) he, does it keep pricking you ? 



i-ea'-mda-ska, v. n. to he flattened, as a bullet 

 that is shot into wood. 



i-ca'-mna, v. n. to blow, bluster, storm, drive, as 

 wind and snow : nina icamna, it is very bluster- 

 ous ; to be torn by any thing and lose the contents, 

 as a bag of corn carried along. See kamna, to rip. 



i-6an', cuiv. whilst, in the meantime, just then. 



l-ea'-nan, adv. See idaijnan. 



i-ean'-ka-spe-ya, v. See icaptkaspeya and ida^- 

 tekaspeya. 



i-can'-si-ea, v. n. to be sad for, — idamn&iida,. 



i-ean'-si-ea-pi, n. tribulation. 



i-ean'-sin, cont. of ican^i<fa. 



i-ean'-sin-ya, v. a. to make sad, grieve, disap- 

 point one by means of something, — ic'an^inwaya. 



i-ean'-sin-ya, adv. sadly, distressingly. 



i-ean'-"wa-ste, v. n. to be glad for, — icanmawa- 

 ste. 



i-can'-'wa-ste-ya, adv. gladly for. 



i-eaq'-a-ma-ni, n. a ladder. See c'ariiyamanipi. 



i-ear)'-ear), v. n. (i and caridari) to tremble for, 

 shake on account of, — imacaijcai), inicai)cai). 



i'-cai)-har), adv. leaning against. See iciqha^. 



i'-eai)-kear), adv. making effort but not with 

 much determination : ic'aijkcai) edamoi), J did it 

 but not truly ; opposed to awicakahaij. 



i'-eai)-ksi, v. n. to be angry or irritated at or in 

 consequence of, — icai)waksi, icaijyaksi. 



i'-6ai)-ksi-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to he angry for, 

 — idaijksiwakiya. 



i'-eai)-ksi-ksi, v. red. of icaijksi. 



i'-ear)-ksi-ya, adv. crossly, bluntly, roughly, 

 angrily. 



i-eai)'-nan, adv. out from, out in the river or 

 lake from. 



i-ear)t', cont. of ica^te. 



i-car)t'-a-h.de, v. a. to determine evil against one 

 for some cause, — icaijtawahde. 



i-eai)'-te, adv. in or at the heart. Used as in the 

 following compounds. 



i-caq'-te-ka-spe-ya, v. to gratify oneself by 

 avenging, nwike oneself cheerful by retaliating on 

 some relative of the one who has done the injury, 

 — icai)tekaspewaya. 



i-caij'-te-ki-eur), v. n. to encourage oneself by 

 reason of, — icar)tewe(Jufl, icaijteyedui). 



i-eap'-te-ki-eur)-yar), adv. encouragingly. 



i-ear)'-te-si-ea, v. n. to be sad on account of. 



i-ear)'-te-si-ea-ya, adv. sadly on account of. 



i-ear)'-te-siii-ya, v. a. to render unhappy by. 



i-ear)'-te-tir)S, cont. of ic'ai)tetii)za. 



i-ear)'-te-tir)S-ya, v. a. to encourage one by rea- 

 son of, — ic'ar)tetii)swaya. 



i-car)'-te-tii)S-ya, adv. encouragingly. 



i-6ar)'-te-tir)-za, v. n. to be encouraged or sus- 

 tained by, — idar)tematii)za. 



i-ear)'-te-'wa-ste, v. n. to be glad on account of, 

 — icaijtemawaste. 



i-6ar)'-te-'wa-ste-ya, adv. gladly on account of. 



i-6ar)t'-i-ea-spe-ya, v. to avenge oneself and 

 thus become pleased, — icaijticaspewaya. See icaij- 

 t«kaspeya. 



