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IKU 



i-kl'-keu, V. pos. of icu ; to take one's own ; to 



take hack what one has given, — ^iwekdu, iyekdu, 



ui)kikc'upi. 

 l-M'-ki-ye-dai), adv. red. of iMyeda;). 

 l-ki'-ksani, cont. of ikiksapa. 

 l-ki'-ksam-ya, v. a. to cause one to he wise in 



reference to his own, — ^ikiksamwaya ; ikiksami^iya, 



to make oneself wise for oneself. 

 i-ki'-ksam-ya, adv. wisely, cautiously. 

 i-ki'-ksa-pa, v. n. to be wise for mie's own ; to 



consult, — iwakiksapa. 

 i-ki'-ni-ea, v. of akinica ; to dispute, as about the 



division of any thing, — uijkikinicapi. 

 i-ki'-nin, cont. of ikinica : iMnin ia, to talk about 



in a disputing way, to dispute about. 

 i-ki'-par), v. a. of kipai) ; to call to one for some- 

 thing, — iwakipai) . 

 i-ki'-pa-smi, v. a. to provoke to anger, — iwakipa- 



smi. 

 i-ki'-pa-zir), v. a. of kipazii) ; to quarrel with one 



for or on account of any thing, — iwakipaiiq. 

 i-ki'-tu-ka, v. n. to delight in any thing, — ima- 



tuka, inicituka. 

 i-ki'-ui), V. pos. of iuq ; to rub on oneself, — iwa- 



kiui), iyakiui), ur)kikiui)pi. 

 i-ki'-ya, v. See iciya. 

 i'-kl-ya-dar), adv. near to, near at hand, — miki- 



yadai), nikiyadai), wi(iikiyadai), cikiyadai). 

 l-ki'-yan-ya, v. to have nearly finished, — ikiyan- 



waya. 

 I'-ki-ye-dai), adv. nigh to, referring both to time 



and place. Same as ikiyadai). 

 i-ki'-yu-"wl, v. a. to bridle or put a rope in the 



mouth of one's horse, — iwakimduwi. 

 i-ko'-pa, V. a. to he afraid of, to fear, as some 



event, — ikowapa, ikoyapa, ikougpapi. 

 i-ko'-pe-hda, v. n. to be in a state of fear on 



account of, — ikopewahda. 

 i-ko'-pe-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to he afraid of or 



for, — ikopewakiya. 

 i-ko'-yag, cont. of ikoyaka ; ikoyag iyeya. 

 i-ko'-yag-ya, v. a. to fasten to, as a horse to a 



cart, to join one thing to another ; to clothe, put 



on, — ikoyagwaya, ikoyaguqyaijpi. 

 i-ko'-yag-ya, adv. fastened to : ikoyagya hai), 



standing fastened to. 

 i-ko'-yag-ya-ken, adv. fastened to. 

 i-ko'-ya-ka, v. n. to adhere to, stick to, — ikoma- 



yaka : to be fastened to, as a horse to a cart. 

 i-kpa'-gax), v. reflex, of pagai) ; to spare oneself, 



yield up oneself, — mikpagai). 

 i-kpa'-ge, n. the notch in the end of an arrow. 

 i-kpa'-hdo-ka, v. reflex, of pahdoka ; to pierce 



through, make a hole for oneself, as the muskrat, 



— mikpahdoka. 



i-kpa'-Rpa, v. reflex, of pahpa ; to throw oneself 



off, as from a horse, — mikpahpa. 

 i-kpa'-]ipe-liir)-ca, n. one who throws away 



every thing which he hxis, a squanderer, a spend- 

 thrift, — mikpatpehiij ca. 

 i-kpa'-ptai), v. reflex, to turn oneself over, roll 



over, — mikpaptai), ui)kikpaptai)pi. 

 i-kpa'-tai), v. reflex, of patai) ; to he careful of 



oneself, — mikpatai) . 

 l-kpa'-tar)-yar), adv. taking care of oneself, care- 

 fully. 

 i-kpi', n. the belly, abdomen. Sometimes it may 



mean the thorax also ; but that is more properly 



called maku. 

 i-kpi '-hnag, cont. of ikpihnaka : ikpihnag iye- 



waya. 

 i-kpi'-hnag-ya, adv. placed in around the body. 

 i-kpi'-hna-ka, v. a. to place in the belly ; hoksin 



ikpihnaka, to be pregnant, — ikpiwahnaka ; to 



place in or put around the body, as in a blanket 



when tied around one. 

 i-kpi'-pa-tar)-hai), adv. in around the body. 

 i-kpi'-ska-ya--war)-ka, v. to lie with the belly 



turned up, as a dog does. 

 i-kpi'-zu, V. a. to put in around the body, — ikpi- 



wazu, ikpiuijzupi. 

 i-kpu'-kpa, adv. mixed up, as people of different 



nations dwelling together, or as different kinds of 



corn growing together in the same field. 

 i-ksam', cont. of iksapa. 

 i'-ksam-ya, v. a. of iksapa ; to make any thing, 



to do any thing, i. q. kicaijyai), — iksamwaya. 

 i-ksam'-ya, v. a. of ksapa ; to make wise for or 



concerning, — iksamwaya. 

 i-ksam'-ya, adv. wisely. 

 i-ksa'-pa, v. n. to be wise about any thing, — 



iwaksapa, iyaksapa, uijkiksapapi. 

 i'-ksa-pa, v. n. to be much engaged about ; to he 



unfortunate, not to obtain, — imaksapa, iniksapa, 



uijkiksapapi : ituh iksapa, he has been working 



for naught. 

 i-ksu', n. the beak or hill of a bird ; i. q. pasu. 

 i-ksu'-ya, v. n. to see signs of an enemy ; to be 



frightened by signs, — iwaksuya, uqkiksuyapi. 

 i-ksin'-ki-ya, v. a. to make faces at, — iksin- 



wakiya, iksinmakiya. 

 i-kte', v. of kte ; to kill with any thing, — iwa- 



kte. 

 i-kte'-ka, n. something to kill with, as a gun : 



ikteka manica, / have nothing to kill with. 

 i-ku', n. the chin ; the lower jaw of animals. 

 i-ku'-ka, V. n. to be decayed by reason of, worn 



out hy ; to he boiled to pieces together with. 

 i-ku'-ke-y a, adv. rotten or boiled to pieces with : 



ikukeya ^paq, it is cooked all to pieces. 



