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ti-ea'-ga, v. to put up a tent, pitch a tent ; to 



build a house, — tiwakaga, tiuqkagapi. 

 ti-ca'-har), part, scraped off. 

 ti'-ca-ni-ee, n. See tic'anicetaqka. 

 ti'-ca-ni-ee-tar)-ka, n. a species of curlew. 

 ti-ea'-tku, n. the part of tJie tent or house oppo- 

 site the door, the place of honor. 

 ti-ea'-tku-ta, adv. opposite the door. 

 ti-ea'-"wa-har), part, scraped off. 

 ti-ee', n. the top of a tent or house, the comb ; 



the hole where the smoke goes out : tide iyakaska, 



to tie up to the top of a tent. 

 ti-ee'-ir)-kpa, n. the top of a tent, the ridge of 



a house. 

 ti-ce'-ska, n. the top of a tent, the ridge of a house. 

 ti-ee '-ska-o-lido-ka, n. the hole at the top of 



the tent by which the smoke escapes. 

 ti'-dax), V. kici tidag, to take sides with one on a 



question, to be on the same side in a game : mi^- 



nana watidai), / am alone, that is, no one takes 



my side, — ur)tipidai). 

 ti'-har)-inde, v. See tihaijmdeya. 

 ti'-hag-mde-ya, v. to have been acquainted 



with in a former state of existence, — tihai)mde- 



waya. 

 ti-hdo'-ni-ca, I', to forbid one's house, to prevent 



others from coming in, — tiwahdonica. 

 ti-hu'-fia, «. the poles of a tent left standing, the 



skeleton of a tent. 

 ti'-ha-ha, n. the manyplies or omasum of ani- 

 mals. 

 ti-kti'-ea, adj. thick, stiff as mush ; sticky. 



Hence, cai)hai)pi tiktic'a, molasses. 

 ti'-ma-hen, adv. within, in the house or inclo- 



sure. 

 ti'-ina-he-tai)-har), adv. from within. 

 ti'-ma-he-tu, adv. toithin. 

 ti-ma'-ta, v. to ask for, beg : timata hi, to come 



begging. 

 ti-mdo', n. a woman's elder brother, my elder 



brother : nitimdo, thy elder brother. 

 ti-mdo'-ku, n. her elder brother. 

 ti-mdo '-y a, v. a. to have for elder brother, — ti- 



mdowaya. 

 tin, adv. cont. (ti and en) in the house : tin yaijka, 



he is in the house ; also, cont. of tiijta, as, tin- 



ma^tiijda, the hare. 

 ti'-na-zi-pe, n. of itazipe ; his bow, — mitinazipe, 



nitinazipe. 

 tin '-ear) -nan, adv. out on the prairie. 

 tin'-kte, v. to kill in the house, to commit homi- 

 cide, in distinction from killing in war, — tinwakte, 



tinwicakte. 

 tin'-ma-stir)'-ea, n. the hare, rabbit of the 



prairie, the Lepus timidus. 



in' "wa-ki-ye-dar), n. the house-pigeon ; the 

 turt.e dove. 



tin'-'wl-ea-kte, v. a. to commit murder, — tinwi- 

 cawakte. Also, a murderer. 



tin'--wi-ca-kte-pi, n. murder. 



tiX)'-ak.o, adv. how large? 



tii)'-sko-ke-ca, adv. how big? how large? 



tir)'-sko-sko-ke-ca, adv. red. of tiijskokeca. 



tii)'-sko-sko-ya, adv. red. of tiijskoya. 



tig'-sko-ya, adv. how far around? how exten- 

 sively ? 



tiri'-sko-dai), arfv. of what size? how small? 



tir)'-ta, n. land without timber, the prairie, 



til) '-tan, adv. on or at the prairie. 



tin'-ta-O-skan, adv. on the prairie, far from 

 dwellings. 



tir)'-ta-pa, adv. belonging to the prairie ; as, 

 tiijtapa wicasta, men of the prairie ; tiijtapa ia, to 

 speak as the men of the prairie do. 



tir)'-ta-ta, adv. at or on the prairie. 



tir)'-ta-ta-pa, adv. at the prairie. 



tir)'-ta-"wa-pa, ac?v. on or towards the prairie. 



tir)t'-0-skai), adv. on the prairie. 



ti'-pa. See yutipa. 



ti-pa'-har), part, drawn up, cramped ; crisped. 



ti'-pa-hir), n. of ipahir) ; his pillow. 



ti-pa'-wa-har), jiart. drawn up, cramped. 



ti'-pi, n. a tent, house, dwelling, abode. 



ti'-pi-vra-kai), n. a sacred house, a church. 



ti'-psir), n. See tipsiijna. 



ti'-psiQ-na, n. the Dakota turnip, a bulbous root 

 much eaten by the Dakotas in the beginning of 

 summer. It grows on the high dry prairies. 



ti'-psiQ-na-ska, n. the white turnip. 



ti'-psir)-na-zi, n. the rutabaga. 



ti'-ska-kai), n. of i^kakaq ; the large sinew in 

 the neck of animals. 



ti'-sko-na-gi, n, of iskonagi {the ghost of the leg) ; 

 the bunch of hair growing on the inside of a deer's 

 leg. 



ti'-sti, n. of isti ; the lower lip of animals. 



Ti'-tor)-'war), n. the name of the bands of Da- 

 kotas living on and beyond the Missouri. They 

 probably compose a majority of the whole nation. 

 Their language difiers from the dialects of the 

 other bands, especially in their use of I for d. 



ti'-tor)-"war)-se, adj. proud, haughty, because 

 the Titoijwaijs are thought to be so. 



ti-ur)'-na-ptar)-yar), n. the sides of a house, 

 sides of the roof. 



ti-wa'-he, n. a household, including persons as 

 well as things. 



ti-"Wo'-ta-he-dar), adv. away from any house. 



ti-yan', cont. of tiyata. 



ti-ya'-ta, adv. at the house, at home. 



