ITP 



97 



IWA 



i-tpa'-ta-ka, v. pos. of ipataka ; to brace one's 

 own. 



i-tpi', 11. the belly, abdomen ; the chest. See 

 ikpi. 



i-tpi '-hna-ka, v. a. to put in or around the abdo- 

 men, — itpiwahnaka. See ikpihnaka. 



i-tpu'-ta-ka, v. pos. of iputaka ; to kiss one^s 

 oivn, — iwatputaka. See iitputaka. 



i-tpu'-tpa, adv. mixed up. 



i-tu', adv. wildly, without being planted or tamed, 

 as, itu ic'aga, it has grown up of itself ; for no- 

 thing, as, itu ecamoi), I have done it for naught. 



i-tuh.', adv. for nothing, gratuitously, without 

 cause. 



i-tu'-h.ai), v. a. to give, bestow ; to give for nothing, 

 give away, as the Dakotas often do, — ituwataij, 

 ituuqhaijpi. 



i-tu'-hai), adv. gratuitously, without reward. 



i-tu '-Mr), ac?t;. for nothing, gratuitously ; without 

 cause, falsely. 

 ■tu'-ka, V. a. to beg, ask one for, — iwatuka, iya- 

 tiika, uijkitukapi, imatuka, icituka. 

 ■tu'-ka-es, adv. truly, indeed. 

 ■tu'-ka-ga, V. a. to make up a lie on, tell a false- 

 hood about one ; to do for nothing, — ituwakaga, 

 ituuijkagapi, itumakaga. 

 •tu'-kaR, cont. of itukaga. 

 ■tu'-kas, adv. truly, at any rate. 

 ■tu'-ka-sta, adv. for nothing. 

 ■tu'-ki-har), v. a. of ituliai) ; to make a present 

 of to ; to give to one, as the Dakotas do when 

 they expect to be praised for it, — ituwakihai), itu- 

 ui)kihai)pi, itumakihar), itucicihai). 



i-tug'-kam, adv. on the back : itugkam waqka, 

 he lies on his back ; itupkam ihpaya, to fall back- 

 wards. 



i-turi'-kam-tu, adv. on the back. 



i-tu'-o-eo-ka, adv. in the middle, between. 



i-tu'-O-CO-ka-ya, adv. between, in the middle. 



i-tu'-o-ki-ta-he-dai), adv. in the middle, between. 



i-tu'-sdi, adj. abundant. 



i-tu'-sdi-ya, adv. abundantly. 



i-tu'-tu, adv. red. of itu. 



i-tu'-tu-ya, adv. red. of ituya. 



i-tu'-iu), V. to be in a wild state. Hence, ituuijpi, 

 wild beasts. 



i-tu'-"WO-ta-he-dar), adv. far from any dwell- 

 ing. 



i-tu'-ya, adv. for nothing, without cause, gra- 

 tuitously. 



i-tu'-ya-ken, adv. causelessly, gratuitously. 



i-tir)s', cont. of itiijza. 



i-tir)s'-ya, v. a. to make firm by means of, — itiqs- 

 waya. 



i-tir)'-za, v. n. to be firlftl by reason of. 

 1« 



1- 



i-tii)'-ze, n. (i and tii)za) a slrenglhener, a tight- 

 ener. 



i-tur)'-ke-ea, v. «. to be suspected of, — imatuq- 

 keca. 



i-u'-m.a-na-pci-"war)-ka, adj. See iuqmanapdiii- 

 warika. 



i-ug', V. a. to rub on, as ointment or soap, — iwaui), 

 ur)kiur)pi. 



i-ui)'-ma-na-peir)-"wai)-ka, adj. the nineteenth. 



i-urj'-toi), V. a. to put grease or brains on a skin, 

 in order to dress it, — iuijwatoi). 



i-ur)'-tor)-pi, part. greased, prepared for dress- 

 ing. 



i'-"wa-6ir), v. to think of going to, — iwacaijnri. 



i-'Wa'-eir)-ko, v. n. to be impatient about, be out 

 of humor on account of, — iwac'ii)mako, iwa«?ii]- 

 niko, iwacigurikopi. 



i-"wa'-cir)-tor), v. to be intelligent by reason of, — 

 iwaciijwatoi). 



i-'wa'-oiQ-yai), v. a. to trust in for or in refer- 

 ence to,^wacii)waya, iwac'iijuijyaijpi. 



i-"wa'-eir)-yai), adv. trustingly. 



i-"wa'-eir)-za-ta, v. n. to be undecided about any 

 thing, — i wac'ii) mazata. 



i-'wa'-hna, adv. slowly. See iwahnana. 



i-'wa'-hna-na, adv. slowly, by short stages ; 

 carefully. 



i-'wa'-ho-koi)-ki-ya, v. a. to instruct in regard 

 to, to counsel or advise concerning, — iwahokoi)- 

 wakiya, iwahokoi)ui)kiyapi, iwahokoijmakiya ; 

 wic'oni owihaijke wanica iwahokoijcic'iya, / coun- 

 sel thee in regard to eternal life. 



i-'wa'-ho-kor)-ki-ya-pi, n. instruction, counsel. 



i-"wa'-ho-ya, v. a. to send word to concerning 

 any thing; to promise ; to grant, give by pro- 

 mise ; to permit, — iwahowaya, iwahouqyaijpi, 

 iwahomayai). ~- 



i-'wa'-taij-i-ei-da, v. reflex, to be proud of — 

 iwahai)mi^ida. 



i'-vra-Me-da, v. See iwahtedasni. 



i'-'wa-Me-da-ka and ivrahtedakae, v. a. to 

 dislike on account of something, — iwahtewa- 

 dakae. 



i'-wa-hte-da-sni, v. a. to dislike on account of 

 something, to dislike something in one ; to dis- 

 esteem, think lightly of for something, — iwahte- 

 wada^ni, iwahteuijdapi^ni. 



i--wa'-i-ei-ni-yar), v. reflex, of iwakiniya ; to be 

 dissatisfied with oneself 



i'--wa-kar), adj. talkative, tattling, gabbling. 



i'--vwa-kar), n. a babbler. 



i'-vra-kar)-yar), adv. in a babbling manner. 



i-"wa'-kar)-yar), adv. supematurally. 



i-vra'-ki-ei, v. n. to dance the scalp-dance, — iwa- 

 wakidi, iwayakidi, iwaiirikioipi. 



