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i-yu'-pse-pse-ya, adv. red. of iyupseya. 



i-yu'-pse-ya, adv. crookedly, zigzag. 



i-yu'-pse-yu-za, v. to hold the helm, steer a 

 boat, hold the paddle against the water so as to 

 turn the boat, to hack water, — iyupsemduza. 



l-jTu'-pse-yu-ze, n. a pilot. 



i'-yu-psi-psi-za, v. to have the lips quiver, as 

 from cold, etc., — imayup^ipsiia. 



i'-yu-psi-za. See lyupsip^iza. 



i-yu'-pta, V. iyupta icu, to take up with a spade, 

 to dig and take up, as in spading, — iyupta 

 iwac'u. 



i-yu'-pu-za, v. a. to make dry with, — imdupuza. 



i-yu'-pu-ze, n. something to make dry with, a 

 towel. 



i-yu'-sdo-he, n. something to drag along, a sled. 

 Hence, caijiyusdohe, something to haul wood on, 

 a wood-sled. 



i-yu'-sdo-he-toi), v. to have a sled or team, — 

 iyusdohewatoi). 



i-3ru'-sdo-he-tor)-na, n. something that trails. 



i-yu'-son, cant, of iyusota ; iyuson eyaya, all 

 passed by. 



i-yu'-so-ta, v. a. to use all up with, use up for, 

 — imdusota, ui)kiyusotapi. 



i-yus'-O-yah, adv. with difficulty, i. q. kitaq hit) : 

 iyusoyah pakpi, to pick open with difficulty. 



i-yu'-sda, n. of yusda ; scissors, shears. 



i-yu'-sdu-sdu-ta, n. something to make smooth 

 with, a rubber, polisher. 



i-yu'-ska, n. of yuska ; something by means of 

 which to untie a bundle ; what is given in i eturn 

 on the occasion of untying a bundle of tobacco 

 sent from another village or people. This is a 

 Dakota custom. A bundle of tobacco is sent to 

 renew the bond of friendship between ban dg or 

 villages. If it is untied, blankets, gUB«,'^ttles, 

 etc., are sent back in return ; if tKey have no- 

 thing to give, they cannot untie the bundle. 



l-yu'-ski-ea, v. a. to press on and cut accident- 

 ally, as with a knife ; to wring out of, as out of 

 water, — imduskica. 



i-yu'-ski-ee, n. of yuskica ; a press. 



i-yu'-skin, cont. of iyuskica and iyuskita. 



i-yu'-skil), v. n. to rejoice, be glad ; to rejoice in, 

 — imduskiq, iduskiq, uijkiyuskiiipi. 



i-yu'-skir)-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to rejoice, — iyu- 

 skiijwakiya. 



i-yu'-skir)-skir), v. red. of iyuskiri. 



i-yu'-skir)-skir)-yar), adv. red. of iyuskiijya;). 



i-yu'-skir)-yan, v. a, to make glad, to gladden, 

 rejoice, — iyuskirjwaya, iyuskiijmayai). 



l-yu'-skir)-yar), adv. gladly, rejoicingly. 



i-yu'-ski-ta, v. a. to press upon and cut with a 

 knife, — imdu^kita, imayu^kita. 



i-yu'-sna, n. of yu^na; one that has lost its 



mate, an odd one. 

 i-yu'-spa, v. a. of yuspa ; to pick off from, as a 



scab, — imdu^pa. 

 i-3ru'-spu, V. a. to pick off from, as corn from the 



strings, — imdu^pu. 

 i-yu'-star), v. a. of yustai) ; to finish inside, to 



finish for, — imdu^tai) : ekta waki ^a owasii) wi- 



yeya imdu^tai), when I liave gone home and pre- 



pared a place, — John xiv. 3. 

 i-yu'-ta, V. a. to measure, weigh ; to try, attempt, 



— imduta, iduta, uqkiyutapi : cai) iyuta, to mea- 

 sure with a stick, 

 i-yu'-ta, V. of yuta; to eat with, as one thing 



with another, — iwata, iyata. 

 i-yu'-tax), v. a. to put in grease and mash up, to 



make pemmican — imduta;), idutai), uqkiyutaijpi. 

 i-yu'-tax), v. to tempt ; to be tempted or tried, — 



imayutari, iniyutaq, uqkiyutagpi. 

 i-yu'-tar), n. the trigger of a gun. 

 i-yu'-tar)-tar), v. a. to touch, feel in several 



ptlaces, — imdutaqta;), u;)kiyutai)tai)pi. 

 i-yu'-tax)-yai), v. a. to tempt, try, prove, — iyutaij- 



waya, iyutaquijyajjpi, iyutaijmayai). 

 i-yu'-taij-yar), adv. tempting, trying. 

 i-yu'-ta-pi, n. a measure ; an acre ; a mile ; a 



bushel ; a pound ; nogiyutapi, a yard. 

 i-yu'-te-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to measure ; to 



adjust, arrange, appoint, — iyutewakiya. 

 i-yu'-te-pa, v. n. of yutepa; to be torn off by 



any thing. 

 i-yu'-te-ya, v. a. to adjust, — iyutewaya, iyuteuq- 



yai)pi. 

 i-yu'-te-ya, adv. by measure. 

 i-yu'-ti-tar), v, a. of yutitaq ; to pull by, — imdu- 



titaij. 

 i-yu'-ti-tar), v. n. to be stretched or pulled by. 

 i-yu'-ti-tag-yai), adv. stretched by. 

 i-yut'-ki-toi), m. See iyunkitoq. 

 i-yu'-tpu-tpa, v. a. Same as iyukpukpa. 

 i-yu'-"we-ga, v. a. to pass through, cross, ford, as 



a stream, — imduwega, iduwega, uijkiyuwegapi. 



Hence, oiyuwege, a ford. 

 i-yu'-"weh, co7U. of iyuwega; iyuweh iyaya, to 



ford a stream. 

 i-yu'-"weh-ya, adv. crossing, fording. 

 i-yu'-'wi, V. a. to tie, as a halter or rope in a 



horse's mouth, — imduwi. 

 i-3ru'-"wi, v. n. to curl, twist, like a vine or curled 



wood. 

 i-yu'-"wi, n. any thing twisted or tied, a vine, a 



bridle. See iiyuwi and wiyuwi. 

 i-yu'-vdi). See iyuijwiij. 

 i-yu'-"wi-ya, adv. tangled, in a snarl, as hair or 



thread. 



