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ka-tir)'-za, v, a. to pound tlghl, make light, 



■make firm, — wakatigza. 

 ka-to'-za, v. a. to dull or make blunt by striking, ' 



— wakatoza. 

 ka-tui)'-ke-ea, v. See atuijkeo'a. 

 ka-u', V. a. of au ; to bring to one, to be in tlie act 



of bringing to, — wakau, uqkaupi, eic'au, makau. 

 ka-Ava'. See yukawa. 

 ka-Twa'-ci, «'. a. (ka and waci) to cause to dance 



by striking, to spin by lohipping, as the boys do 



their tops, — wakawaci. 

 ka-Ava'-hai), jmrt. opened. 

 ka-war)g', cont. of kawaijka ; kawaqg ehpeya. 

 ka-"war)'-ka, v. a. to cut down, fell, as trees, 



— wakawaijka ; to blow down, as the wind does 



trees, houses, etc. 

 ka-"war)'-kan, adv. kawaijkan iyeya, to knock 



upwards. 

 ka-war)'-kan-wa-pa, adv. a little up. 

 ka-wa'-s'a-ka, v. n. to be made strong by joac/fc- 



t»y,— makawas'aka. 

 ka-Ava'-ste, v. a. to make well by striking or 



cutting with an axe. 

 ka-"we'-ga, v. a. to break by striking, but not 



entirely off; to break, as an axe-helve ; to break 



down, — wakawega, uqkawegapi ; to break, as 



the wind does trees. 

 ka-"weli', cont. of kawega ; kawei iyeya. 

 ka-'we]t'-'we-ga, v. red. of kawega. 

 ka-"W"et'--weli, cont. of kawehwega ; kawehweh 



iyeya, to fracture or break in several places. 

 ka-"weh'-ya, v. a. to cause to break, — kawei- 



waya. 

 ka-"we&'-ya, adv. breaking. 

 ka-Twi'-hnu-ni, v. a. to destroy by striking, to 



break in pieces, — wakawihnuni. 

 ka-"wir)s', cont. of kawiqia; kawiijs iyeya, and 



kawiijs ehpeya, to beat down, mat down. 

 ka-'wir)s'--wii)s, cont. of kawiq^wiqia. 

 ka-"wii)s'-"vvlr)s-ya, adv. matted down. 

 ka--wir)B'-v7ir)-za, v. red. of kawii)ia. 

 ka-Tviris'-ya, v. a. to cause to mat down, — ka- 



wigswaya. 

 ka-Avirjs'-ya, adv. beaten down, fallen doum. 

 ka-vrig'-za, v. a. to beat down, mat down by 



striking, as grass, etc., — wakawiqia. 

 ka-Awi'-ta-ya, adv. together : kawitaya iheya, 



to assemble together, flock together. 

 ka-'wo'-o-tar)-ir), v. n. to become light ; to clear 



away, as a storm or any thing that obstructs 



vision. 

 ka'-ya, v. a. of aya ; to take to one, — wakamda, 



yakada, ui)kayapi, nicaya. 

 ka-ye'-ga, v. a. to make shine by striking, as a 



fire. 



ka-ye'-har), adv. before, out in front : kayeliai) 

 ecoi), to do before another ; kayehai) nazii), to 

 stand out in front ; kayehaij i^ihnaka, and kaye- 

 haqi^iya, to put oneself forward. 



ka-yo'-dar), adv. See kayowedaij. 



ka-yo'-tar), adv. Same as kayodaq. 



ka-yo'-Ave-dar), adj. zigzag, in all kinds of 

 shapes : kayowedai) ki^Jui), to make figures, as 

 children do when pliiying in the snow ; kayowe- 

 dai) wacipi, a kind of dance. 



ka-yo'-yo, adv. yielding, giving when struck or 

 pressed on : kayoyo se apa, lie strikes as if it 

 yielded under the stroke. 



ka-za', V. a. to pick to pieces, as the takai), or 

 sinew, used by the Dakotas in sewing, — wakaza. 



ka'-za, n. a unit, an atom, a particle, a grain : 

 kfiza wai)iidai), one grain or particle ; kaza nog- 

 pa, two grains. 



ka-za'-mni, v. a. to uncover or open out, as any 

 thing covered ; to open out, as a door, — wakaza- 

 mni, yakazamni. 



ka-zai)', V. a. to hurt, stun by striking, render 

 motionless ; to part, separate, as grass in passing 

 through, — wakazag, ugkazagpi. 



ka-zar)'-yar), adv. parting. 



ka-za'-pa, v. a. to cut off meat from bones ; said 

 also when, in flaying an animal, the fat is left 

 on the skin, — wakazapa, ugkazapapi. Hence, 

 kazapapi, meat cut off from the bones. 



ka-za'-za, v. a. to cut in strips ; to gash, — waka- 

 zaza, ugkazazapi. 



ka-za'-za-pi, n. the ermine, i. q. kitugkasag ; so 

 called because the skin is cut up into strips to 

 wear on the head. 



ka-ze', V. a. to lade or dip out with a spoon or 

 ladle, — wakaze, yakaze, ugkazepi. 



ka'-ze-d£ir), adj. shallow, as water : mini kaze- 

 dag, the water is shallow ; i. q. puzedag. 



ka-zi', I'. «. to fill up, as a pipe-stem with water, 

 etc.; to have the sense of fulness, so as not to be 

 able to swallow : <$agte kazi, the lieart is full, — 

 c'agte makazi. 



ka-zo', V. a. to mark ; to throw back the arms, — 

 wakazo, ugkazopi. 



ka-zon', cont. of kazogta ; to weave in, as in 

 making baskets, etc. 



ka-ZOr)'-ta, v. a. to weave, as cloth, to twist in, as 

 in making baskets or snow-shoes, i. q. yagka, — 

 wakazogta, yakazogta, ugkazogtapi. 



ka-zur)'-ta, v. Same as kazogta. 



ka-za', v. a. to split a little, to make gape, — wa- 

 kaza. 



ka-za'-har), v. a. of zahag ; to make scream out 

 by striking, — wakaiahag. 



ka-za'-hai)-har), v. red. of kaiahag. 



