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ki-6ui)'-ni-yaQ, adv. carelesshj, not heartily : 



kic'ui)niyai) epa, / said it but did not wish it. 

 ki-cur)'-ske, adv. half full. 

 ki-eur)'-ske-har), adv. half full, as a vessel. 

 kl-cur)'-za, v. to determine in regard to, — we- 



cui)za. 

 kl-cu'-"wa, n. a friend, i. q. koda. Used chiefly 



by the Sisitoijwaijs and Indians of the Missouri. 

 ki-cu'-Ava, V. pos. of kuwa ; to follow up, 



pursue, as in giving medicine to one's child, — 



■wecuwa. 

 ki'-cir), V. pos. of \\ij ; to carry or pack one's 



own, as one's own child, or one's own. corn, etc., 



— we(5ii), ui)ki^ii)pi. 

 ki-cor)', V. Same as ki^ui). 

 ki-cui)', V. a. to put on or wear as clothes ; to use, 



— we^ui), ye(Jui), uriki^uqpi ; tawacii) ki^ui), to 



have one's own way, he stubborn ; oie kic'ui), to 



use language. 

 ki-cur)'-ki-ei-ci-ya, v. a. to put on for one, help 



one to put on, as clothes, — ki(Jui)wediciya. 

 ki-cui)'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to put ow,— ki(Jui)- 



wakiya. 

 ki-cur)'-ya, v. a. to cause to put on, — ki(5ui)waya. 

 ki-da', V. of da, to ask ; to ask or beg of one, — 



wakida, yakida, ugkidapi, makida. 

 ki-da', V. pos. of da, to think, esteem. See waste- 

 kid a. 

 ki-da'-ka, v. Same as kida. See wa^tekidaka. 

 ki-de'-de, adv. just as it happens : kidede wo- 



hdaka, he talks at random ; kidede omawani, / 



toalk without any purpose. This appears to be 



used when one has no determination to do or not 



to do a thing. 

 ki-do'-"war), v. of dowai) ; to sing to, as to a 



child, — wakidowai) . 

 kl'-ge, V. a. to scold, vex, quarrel with, — wakige, 



yakige, uijkigepi, makige, cicige. 

 ki-hbe', v. to resemble. Same as kihma. 

 ki-hda' or kii)-hda, v. n. to have gone home. It 



generally refers to past time, though it may be 



used in the future. In all the persons except the 



third, ' ya ' is inserted, as if from kiyahda, — wa- 



kiyahda, yakiyahda, uqkiyahdapi. 

 ki-hda'-pa, v. to dress or paint, as the face and 



body, — wehdapa, uijkihdapapi. 

 ki-hde', v. Same as kihda. 

 kl-hde', V. of hde ; to place for, make ready for 



one ; to place or lay up otie's own, — wehde, ui)ki- 



hdepi. 

 ki-hde '-ga, v. a. to overtake one, — wehdega, ye- 



hdega, uqkihdegapi, mihdega. 

 ki-hde '-y a, v. a. to send of home, — kihdewaya. 

 ki-hdu'-spa, v. pos. to break in tioo one's own, — 



kiwahduspa, kiuijhduspapi. 



ki-hi', v. n. to be fledged, as young birds ; to be- 

 come large enough to provide for oneself. 

 ki-hi '-ya, v. a. to raise, as a child, train up to 



manhood, — kihiwaya, kihiur)yai)pi. 

 ki-hi '-ye-ya, v. a. to shoot an arrow as far as 



one can, — kiliiyewaya, kihiyeu^yaqpi. 

 ki-hi '-ye-ya-pi, n. a bow-shot. 

 ki-hma', v. n. to look like, resemble, i. q. kinraa, 



— wehma and wakihraa, yehma. 

 ki-hna', v. a. to caress, fondle, as a child ; to 



comfort, — wehna, yelina, uqkihnapi. 

 ki-hnag', cont. of kihnaka ; kihnag walii, / came 



to lay away. 

 ki-hnag'-ya, v. a. to cause to lay tip one's own, — 



kihnagwaya. 

 ki-hna'-hna, v. red. of kihna. 

 ki-hna'-ka, v. a. to lay up for, keep for one ; to 



lay up one's own ; to put off, stop proceedings, — 



wehnaka, yehnaka, uijkihnakapi. 

 ki-hnug', cont. of kihnuka ; kihnug iyaya, to 



go under water, dive, — kihnug imdamde. 

 ki-hnug'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to dive, — kihnug- 



wakiya. 

 ki-hnu'-ka, v. to dive, — wehnuka, yehnuka. 

 ki-hnu'-ni, v. n. to be bewildered, not able to 



remember how to do a thing, — wakihnuni. 

 kl-hnu'-ni-ya, v. a. to bewilder, cause to make a 



mistake, — kihnuniwaya, kihnunirhayai). 

 ki-hui)'-ni, v. n. to get through, reach home, — 



wakihuqni, uijkihuijnipi. 

 ki'-hu-'we, v. of huwe ; kihuwe ya, to go to bring 



something /or another, — kihuwe mda. 

 ki-har)', v. of hai) ; to do to one, to treat one in 



any way, — wakihaij, makihai). 

 ki-har)'-na, v. dim. of kihai) ; kihaqna hiqca, to 



do only a little for one. 

 ki-haq'-si-ca, v. n. to be had or stormy weather, 



to rain or snow. 

 ki-har)'-si-ksu-ya, v. to know by one's feelings 



that unpleasant weather is coming, — kihaijsiwa- 



ksuya. 

 ki-hai)'-yar), v. of iaijyai) ; to he likely to die to 



or for one, as one's child, — makihapyai), nicihai)- 



yai). 

 ki-hdo', V. pos. of hdo ; to growl over one's own, 



as a dog over his bone. 

 ki-ho', V. See akiho. 

 ki-i'-hda-ksa, v. reflex, of kicaksa; to injure 



oneself, — kimihdaksa, kinihdaksa. 

 ki-i'-hdu-spa, V. reflex, to free oneself, to wrestle. 



Perhaps this is only used in the plural ; as, kii- 



hduspapi, they wrestle at arms' length, — kiuQki- 



hduspapi. 

 ki-ii)'-yar)-ka, v. n. to run with one ; to run 



with some object in view. 



