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©-■wa'-koQ-ze, n. determination. 



O-wa'-ma-nor), v. to steal in or from any place, 

 — owamawanoi). 



o-"wa'-nia-nor), n. a thief. 



o-"wa'-na-se, n. a place of chasing buffalo ; the 

 huffalo-chase. 



o'-"wa-ni-ye-tu, n. winter. See waniyetu. 



o'-waQ-ca, adv. all over. 



©'-■wag-ca-ya, adv. every where, all over ; all to- 

 gether. 



©-■wagg', cont. of owai)ka. 



0-wai)g'-ya, v. a. to resemble, imitate, take les- 

 sons from one, — owaqgwaya, owai)gui)yai)pi : 

 owaijgi^iya, to form a hahit, he in the habit of. 



0-"War)g'-ya, adv. through all, through the mid- 

 dle. , 



©-■waij'-ka, V. n. to resemble, be like, — oma- 

 •vvaflta, oniwaqka. 



0-"war)'-ka, v. n. of waqka ; to lie in a place, — 

 omuqka, uqkowaqkapi. 



0-"War)'-ka, n. a place to lie on, a place where 

 persons sleep ; a floor ; a place of pitching a tent, 

 the ground. 



©-■war)'-ka-i-ea-hir)-te, and o'V7ai)kicahiQte, 

 n. something to sweep with, a broom. 



©-■waQk'-i-pa-klri-te, n. a mop, floor-cloth. 



o-vraijk'-i-yu-hiQ-te, n. a broom. 



O-waQ'-yag, cont. of owajjyaka : owapyag wa^te, 

 beautiful ; owaijyag ii6&, ugly. 



O-'waij'-ya-ka, v. a. to look upon, — owa^mdaka : 

 owaijyake wa^te, good to look upon, handsome. 



0-"wai)'-ya-ke, n. a sight, a show ; a vision. 



0-"war)'-ya-ke-ka, n. something delightful to be 

 seen. 



0-"war)'-ye-ye, n. a place to look out at, a win- 

 dow, a port-hole, a loop-hole. 



O-TWaQ'-ye-ye-toi), v. to have windows, having 

 port-holes. 



O-TVaQ'-zi, adv. at rest, at leisure : owaqii yaij- 

 ka, to be at rest. See owaqiidai). 



0-'wai)'-zi-dar), adv. at rest, disengaged, unem- 

 ployed : owai)iidai) yaqka, to be unemployed ; 

 owaqiidai) maqke ^ni, / am not at leisure. 



©-■wa'-pi, part, figured, written. 



o-"was'-ir), adj. all, every one; the whole, the 

 greater part. 



0-"was'-ir)-sir), adj. red. of owasii). 



O-Awas', cont. of owaia : owas wauq ^ni, / am 

 not near to, not affected by. 



O-vra'-sag-toi), adj. easily purchased. 



©-■wa'-a'a-ka, v. n. to be strong for the accom- 

 plishment of any thing, — owama^'aka. 



©-■wa'-sa-ka-dai), adj. cheap, easily purchased. 



©-■wa'-ste, n. something good with another thing. 



©-■wa'-ste-ea, adj. See owa^tedaka. 



©-■wa'-ste-ea-ka, adj. pleasant, as a pleasant 

 place, pleasant weather. 



O-vras'-ya, v. a. to bring near to, cause to be near : 

 commonly used with the negative, as, owa^waye 

 sni. 



O-'wa'-u-ye, n. the groiving, springing up of 

 things. 



o-'wa'-ya-tpai), n. what is chewed fine, as the 

 muskrat's food. 



0-"wa'-yu-hi. See wayuhi. 



©-■wa'-yitsna, v. to sacrifice in any place, — 

 owamdusna. 



o-"wa'-yu-sna, n. a place of sacrifice, an altar, a 

 propitiatory. 



©-■wa'-yu-tpai), n. what is ground up fine. 



0-"wa'-za, V. n. to be near to : owaza sni, not 

 near. See iyowaia sni. 



0-"we', n. afoot-print, track, trail, — miowe, uqko- 

 wepi. 



o'-'vre, n. a spring or well : mini owe, a well or 

 spring of water. See miniyowe. 



©-■we'-ce-ea-ka, v. n. to be like another in de- 

 meanor, appearance, etc., — owemacedaka. 



o'-"we-6ii)-har), adv. in succession, in Indian file, 

 in an extended line. 



o'-"we-eii)-har)-har), adv. red. of dweciijhag. 



o'-we-cig-harj-yar), adv. in Indian file. 



©'-■we-harj-har), v. n. to jest, make fun, — 6we- 

 wahaijhai). 



o'-vre-har)-hai)-yar), adv. jestingly. 



o-"we'-sde-ke, n. a war-prize, as a pipe ; a badge 

 of honor. 



©-■we'-ste, V. n. to use a bye-word, — owewaite, 

 oweuri^tepi. 



o-we'-ste-pi, n. bye-words, cant phrases. 



o-we'-ste-ya, adv. in the manner of a bye- 

 word. 



0-"we'-sur)-ke-ea, v. n. to be unable to escape, 

 unable by any effort to extricate oneself, — owe- 

 wasuijkeca, oweuijsuijkecapi. 



o-'wl'-ca&-ko-ke-dar), adj. precocioits, as a child 

 who walks early. See oicahkokedai). 



©-■wi'-cali-te-hag, adj. of slow growth or de- 

 velopment, — owicahmatehai). See oidahtehaq. 



O-vri'-ea-ku-za, n. laziness, debility. 



o'-vri-ca-zi, n. rest. 



0-"wi'-har)-ke, n. of ihaqke ; the end of time, the 

 end of space ; the end of any thing, as of a lake. 



o-"wi'-hai)-ke-sni-yar), adv. endlessly, eter- 

 nally. 



o-vri'-haij-ke-ta, adv. at the end. 



O-'wi'-haij-ke-'wa-ni-ca, n. (no end, without 

 end), the Eternal One, Jehovah. 



O-^wl'-haQ-ke-ya, v. a. to bring to an end, de- 

 stroy, — owihaqkewaya, owihaijkeugyaijpi. 



