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i-Mii)'-ka, n. any thing that hangs down or 



dangles, as ear-bobs, etc. 

 i-h'wir)', or i-hur)'-"wir), v. n. to smell of, stink. 

 i-tAvir)', or i-liui)'-"wir), n. a had smell, stink. 

 i'-i-di-keu, n. of icu ; one who takes tvithout 



leave. Perhaps tbis is for iye i^ikcu. 

 i'-i-kpu-ta-ka, v. pos. to kiss one's own, as one's 



relative, — iiwakputaka. 

 i-iij'-kpa-ta, adv. at the point of any tbing. 

 i-ii)'-tpa-ta, adv. Same as iiqkpata. 

 i'-i-pu-ta-ka, v. to touch mouths, to kiss, — iiwa- 



putaka. 

 i'-i-tko-pa-tar)-har), adv. See iyeitkopatagbai). 

 i'-i-tpu-ta-ka, v. to kiss one's own. Same as 



iikputaka. 

 i'-i-3ru.-'wi, n. a bridle : durig iiyuwi, a lialter or 



bridle for a horse. 

 i-ka'-gi, v. See ic'agi, — imakagi. 

 i'-ka-han, adv. so far from. 

 i'-ka-har)-yan, adv. so far from. 

 i'-ka-ki, adv. on that side of. 

 i'-ka-ki-ya, adv. on that side of. 

 i'-ka-ki-ya-tag-hai), adv. in that way from, 



on that side. 

 i-ka-ki'-yo-tar), adv. in that direction from. 



Not much used. 

 i-kai)', n. a cord, a string, a rope ; the bail of any 



thing. 

 i-kar)'-ki-ei-tor), v. a. to put or tie a string or 



strap on for one to carry by, — ikaijwecitor). 

 i-kar)'-ki-tor), v. pos. of ikaijtoi) ; to tie a string 



on one's own pack, to carry it by, — ikaijwetor). 

 i-kai)'-tor), v. a. to put a strap or string on a 



bag, etc., to carry it by, — ikaijwatoi), ikaquritoqpi. 

 i-kar)'-yar), v. a. to have for a handle or string, 



— ikaijwaya, ikai)ui)yai)pi. 

 i-kar)'-ye, adv. towards the centre, as towards 



the fire, towards a river or lake, down towards. 

 i-kar)'-ye-tar)-har), adv. on the river or lake 



side of an object. 

 i'-ka-pa, v. a. (i and kapa) to open the mouth 



on, scold, — iwakapa, imakapa. 

 i-ka'-pa, v. of kapa ; to pass by, go beyond, ex- 

 ceed, — ikawapa. 

 i'-ka-pa-s'a, n. one who scolds, a scold. 

 i-ka'-pa-ya, adv. more than, surpassing. 

 i-ka'-pe-ya, adv. beyond, more than. 

 i'-ka-pta, v. (i and kapta) to threaten, scold. See 



icapta, which is the more correct form. 

 i-ka'-pta, adv. through : ikapta hiqhpaya, to 



fall through. See icapta, the better form. 

 i'-ka-skam, cont. of ikaskapa. 

 i'-ka-skam-ya, adv. smiting on the mouth. 

 i'-ka-ska-pa, v. a. to slap on the mouth, — iwaka- 



skapa. 



i-kea'-pta, v. pos. of icapta ; to he angry and 



talk badly, — mikcapta. 

 i-kce', adj. common, wild, in a state of nature : 



ikce haijpa, or haripikceka, common moccasins, 



that is, not ornamented ; sugkikdeka, a dog, not a 



horse ; Ikcewidasta, Indians, not white men. 

 i-kee', adv. for nothing, freely, in the common 



way : ikce ma]^u, he gave it to me for nothing. 

 i-kee '-ka, adj. common : suqkikceka, a dog, a 



common dog, not a horse, as they frequently call 



horses and oxen ^uijka. 

 i-kee'-kee, v. red, of ikde. 

 i-kee'-kce-ya, adv. red. of ikceya. 

 i-kee '-'wi-ca-sta, n. common men, wild men, 



Indians, not white men. 

 i-kee'-ya, adv. in a common manner, commonly, 



ordinarily, freely, viildly, naturally. 

 i-kee'-ya-ken, adv. ordinarily. 

 i-ke'-kto-pa--wir)-ge, adj. the one thousandth. 

 i-ki'-ea-ga, v. n. of idaga ; to become, grow to be, 



— imakidaga, u^kikicagapi. 

 i-ki'-ea-zo, v. a. of idazo ; to take credit of one, 



— iwedazo, iyedazo, urjkidazopi, imidazo, inidazo. 

 i-ki'-ei-ea-ga, v. n. of idaga ; to grow for one, 



— imididaga, uijkididagapi. 

 i-ki'-ei-eu, v. of icu ; to take or get for one, — 



iwedidu, imidicu. 

 i-ki'-ei-do-'war), v. of idowaij ; to sing to one, 



to praise one /or another, — iwedidowai). 

 i-ki'-ei-har), v. of hai) ; to remain for one, — imi- 



cihai), inidihar), uijkidiharipi. 

 i-ki'-ei-hni, v. of ihni; to hunt something, as 



deer, ete.for one,' — ^iwedihni. 

 i-ki'-ei-ha-B.a-pi, v. recipr. they laugh at each 



other. 

 i-ki'-ci-ksa-pa, v. of iksapa ; to be wise for one, 



instruct one in the right way, — iwediksapa. 

 i-ki'-ei-tu-ka, v. of ituka ; to beg of one for 



another, — iwecituka, imidituka. 

 i-ki'-ei-ur), v. of iui) ; to rub on for, — iwediug. 

 i-ki'-ei-"wi-star), v. ' of yustaij ; to treat with 



kindness, as a sick person, do little things for one, 



— iwediwistai). See ikidiyu^tai). 

 i-ki'-ei-yu-keai), v. of iyukdari ; to judge of or 

 form an opinion for one, — iwediyukdai), imidiyu- 



kdai), uqkidiyukdaijpi, ididiyukdai). 

 i-ki'-ei-yu-star), v. of iyustaij ; to take care of, 



as of a sick person, — iweciyustai). 

 i-ki'-eo, V. a. to invite to, as to eat corn or meat, 



— iwedo, iyedo, imido : takudai) iwidawedo ^ni, / 



have nothing to invite them to. 

 i-ki'-ha, v. pos. of iha ; to laugh at one's own, — 



iwakiha. 

 i-ki '-ha-ha, v. red. of iMha ; to make fun of one's 



own, — iwakihaha. 



