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i-sta'-kpe, v. n. to he blind, having the eye put 



out, — istamatpe. 

 i-sta'-kpe-ya, v. a. to make blind, — i^takpewaya. 

 i-Sta'-ksir), v. n. to be squint-eyed or cross-eyed, 



— istamaksii). See i^tokiii). 

 i-sta'-ksir)-ka, n. a squint-eyed person. 

 i-sta'-ksii)-ksir), v. n. red. of iitaksig. 

 i-sta'-mdes, cont. of iitamdeza. 

 i-sta'-mdes-ya, v. a. to make clear-sighted, — 



istamdeswaya. 

 i-sta'-mde-za, v. n. to be clear-sighted, — istama- 



mdeza. 

 i-sta'-mi-ni-ga-ga, adv. in tears, with tears trick- 

 ling down : istaminigaga ia, to speak with the tears 



dropping down. 

 i-sta'-mi-ni-haij-pe, n. tears : i^taminihaijpe 



au, to cry, — istaminihaqpe amau. 

 i-sta'-mi-ni-o-sdo-ka, adv. with water standing 



in the eyes. 

 i-sta'-o-hi-ya, adv. a^ far as the eye can reach. 

 i-sta'-o-zu-ha, n. the eye-lids. See istozuha. 

 i-sta'-tpe, V. n. Same as i^takpe. 

 i-sta'-'Nvi-ea-ya-zag-'wi, n. the moon in which 



sore eyes prevail ; a moon answering generally to 



the month of March. 

 i-ste'-ea, v. n. to be ashamed, ashamed of ; to be 



bashful, — imasteca, inisteca, uqkistecapi. See 



wisteca. 

 i-sten', cont. of iiteda. 



i-sten'-ki-ya, v. a. to make one ashamed, to disap- 

 point one, — istenwakiya, istenur)kiyapi, istenma- 



kiya. 

 i-sten'-ya, v. a. to make ashamed, dishonor, — 



istenwaya, i^tenuijyaijpi, i^tenmayaya. 

 i-sti', n. the under lip. 

 i-sti'-ha, n. the skin of the under lip. 

 i-sti'-ma, v. See i^tirima. 

 i-stir)'-l3e, v. n. Same as istiijma. 

 i-stir)'-nia, v. n. to sleep, — mi^tiijbe, ni^tiqbe, uq- 



kistiqmapi. Hence, oi^tigma, sleep. 

 i-sto'-hdi-Avari-zi-daQ, n. a fixed look, a gaze. 

 i-sto'-hmus, cont. of i^tohmuza : istohmus magka, 



/ keep my eyes shut. 

 i-sto'-hmus-ya, v. a. to cause to shut the eyes, 



— istolimuswaya. 

 i-sto'-hmus-ya, adv. having the eyes shut. 

 i-sto'-hmu-za, v. n. to shut the eyes, — i^towa- 



hmuza. 

 i-sto'-ksir), v. n. to partly close the eyes, to look 



askance, — istowak^ii). 

 i-Sto'-ksir)-ki-ya, v. a. to look askance at, look at 



with the eyes partly shut, — istoksir) wakiya, isto- 



ksirimakiya. 

 i-sto'-sni-za, v. n. to have the eyes blinded or 



dazzled by the light, — iitomaimi&. 



i-sto'-snis-ya, v. a. to dazzle the eyes, as light, 



— istosnismayai) . 

 i-sto'-snu-za, v. n. Same as \iioin\ia,. 

 i-sto'-zu-ha, n. the eye-lids. 

 i-sun', V. i^un iyeya, to do more than was requisite, 



to overdo. 

 i-Bu'-ta, V. a. to fail of accomplishing, be unable 



to do a thing, — i4uwata. 

 i-su'-te, adv. at random, as it happens : i^ute 



otaka, very much, i. q. stedapi. 

 i-su'-te-ka, adv. Same as isute. 

 i-su'-te-ya, v. a. to cause to fail of, — Uutewaya, 



isutemayai). 

 i-ta'-hda-hbe, adv. with the wind. 

 i'-ta-hda-hbe, adv. with the wind. The word is 



accented in this way when used with a noun ; as, 



paha itahdahbe uijyaijpi, we go to the leeward of 



the hill. 

 i-ta'-hda-Bibe-ki-ya, adv. with the wind. 

 i-ta'-h.da-b.be-ya, adv. with the wind. 

 i'-ta-he-na, adv. (Ihaijk.) on this side of. 

 i-ta'-he-na, adv. (Ihank.) on this side of. 

 i-ta'-he-na-tar)-hai), adv. (Ihank.) on this side 



i-ta'-he-pi, adv. by the way, between places. 



i-ta'-hnag, v. cont. of itahnaka. 



i-ta'-hnag-ya, adv. placed one on top of ano- 

 ther. 



i-ta'-hna-ka, v. a. to place one on top of ano- 

 ther, — itawahnaka. , . j^ 



i-ta'-hna-ka, adv. placed one on another. 



i-ta'-ka-ba, n. the instep. Hence, siitakaha, the 

 top of the foot, instep. 



i-ta'-ka-hpe, n. See iteakahpe. 



i-ta'-ka-sam, adv. over the river from, opposite 

 to. 



i-ta'-ka-sar)-pa, adv. over against, across the river 

 or lake from, any place. 



i-ta'-ka-sar)-pa-tar)-har), adv. on the other side 

 from. 



i-ta'-ke, n. the instep ; the top or piece put in the 

 instep of a moccasin. See ha;)pitake and haijpai- 

 take. 



i'-ta-ki-hna, adv. one over another, in layers. 



i'-ta-ki-hna, n. something worn over another 

 garment, a vest. 



i-ta'-ku-ni-sni, v. n. to com£ to naught. 



i'-tam, adv. soon after : itam yaqkeya, to be 

 after. 



i-tar)', adv. of tai) ; on the side : itai) anog, on 

 both sides. From this we have mitaqtajghag, at 

 my side ; mitaqkiyedai), near me, etc. 



i-tai)', v. n. to be vain, proud of, to glory in, — ima- 

 tag, initai), uqkitaijpi. Hence, iwidatai), vain- 

 glorying. 



