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-wa-a'-na-ki-ksir), v. of anakik^ii) ; to expose 

 oneself for others, take the place of danger, — wa- 

 anawek^ii), waanauijkiksiqpi. 



•wa-a'-na-ki-ksir)-yar), adv. exposing oneself 

 for others. 



■wa-a'-na-sa-pa, v. of anasapa ; to defile, soil by 

 trampling on, — waanawasapa. 



wa-a'-na-sdo-ka, n. something that flies out or 

 refuses to stag in, as a cork, etc. 



"wa-a'-na-tag, v. of anatai) ; to rush on, make 

 an attack, — waanawatai). 



Wa-a'-na-tar), n. (one who makes an attack) ; 

 a distinguished Sisitoijwai) chief who was killed 

 in 1839; a county of Minnesota. 



■wa-a'-na-zii), v. of anaiii) ; to stand and shoot 

 the image of that which is supposed to be the cause 

 of the disease. This is a part of the ceremony of 

 Dakota conjuring, — waanawaiiq, waanauqziqpi. 



•wa-a'-nu-nu, n. moss. 



■wa-a'-pa, v. of apa ; to strike, — waawapa. 



■wa-a'-pa-to-ya, v. of apatoya ; to hinder, ob- 

 struct, — waapatowaya. 



"Wa-a'-pe, v. of ape ; to wait, be in waiting, — 

 waawape. 



■wa-a'-sir), v. of asii) ; to covet, desire what is 

 another's ; to stay where others are eating, expect- 

 ing to share, — waawasiq. 



■wa-a'-skam, conl. of waaskapa. 



"wa-a'-skam-ya, v. of askamya; to cause to 

 stick on, make adhere, — waaskamwaya. 



■wa-a'-skam-y a-pi, n. sticking plaster. 



■wa-a'-ska-pa, v. of askapa ; to stick on. 



"wa-a'-ska-pe, n. something that sticks, a stick- 

 ing plaster. 



■wa-a'-snl-yar), v. of asniyag ; to heal, make well, 

 — waasniwaya. 



■wa-a'-sni-yar), n. a liealer, healing. 



"wa-a'-s'a-ka, v. n. to be loaded with or coated, 

 as the tongue in sickness. See was'aka. 



"wa-a'-sa-pa, v. of asapa ; to be defiled, — waama- 

 sapa. 



"wa-a'-sa-pe, n. a blotter. 



■wa-a'-tar)-ka. See wataijka. 



Awa-a'-ta-ya, v. of ataya ; to be lucky, fortunate, 

 — waatawaya. 



"wa-a'-ta-ye-s'a, n. a fortunate one, as a good 

 hunter. 



■wa-a'-tOQ-'war), v. of atoijwai) ; to be observing, 

 — waa watoi) waq . 



'wa-a'-toij-'we, n, an observer. 



■wa-a'-wa-eir), v. of awacii) ; to think about, 

 consider, be thoughtful, — waawacaqmi. 



■wa-a'--wa-eir)-yar), v. a. to caust to think or 

 consider ; one who makes others think, — waawa- 

 ciqwaya. 



"wa-a'-vrag-hdag, cont. of waawarihdaka. 



'wa-a'-'waij-hda-ka, v. of awaijhdaka ; to watch 

 over one's own, — waawaijwahdaka. See wiiwai)- 

 hdaka. 



'wa-a'-'waQ-hda-ke, n. one who watches over, a 

 shepherd, a bishop. 



■wa-a'-"war)-yag, cont. of waawaijyaka. .' 



•wa-a'-Aw^ap-yag-ki-ya-pi, n. one who is em- 

 ployed to oversee, a steward. 



"wa-a'-"war)-ya-ka, v. of awaijyaka ; to oversee, 

 watch over, take care of, — waawaqmdaka. 



'wa-a'-'waij-ya-ka, n. some spiritual being who 

 watches the Dakotas to do them hurt. 



■wa-a'-ya, v. of aya ; to take or bear to, — waa- 

 mda. 



"wa-a'-ya-ta, v. of ayata ; to guess, predict, fore- 

 tell, — waamdata. 



■wa-a'-ya-tar)-ir), v. of ayataijiq ; to proclaim, 

 make manifest, bear witness, — waamdataqii). 



■wa-a'-ya-tar)-ir), n. a witness. 



■wa-a'-ya-tai)-ir)-yar), adv. testifying. 



"wa-a'-ya-te, n. a prophet. 



■wa-a'-yu-pta, v. of ayupta; to answer, — waa- 

 mdupta. 



■wa-a'-yu-pte, n. one who answers. 



"wa-a'-zin-toi), v. of azintoij ; to burn incense to 

 or for, — waazinwatop. 



•wa-ba'-ga-pa, v. of bagapa ; to skin animals, be 

 in the habit of taking off skins, — wabawagapa. 



■wa-Taa'-gO, v. of bago ; to carve, engrave, — wa- 

 bawago. 



"wa-ba'-hba, v. of bahba ; to cut off, as in shell- 

 ing corn with a knife, — wabawahba. 



wa-ba'-hbe-za, v. of bahbeza ; to mxike rough ; 

 to haggle, — wabawahbeza. 



"wa-ba'-hda, v. of bahda ; to trmke uncoil by cut- 

 ting. 



"wa-ba'-hna, v. of bahna ; to make fall off by 

 cutting. /■.* 



"wa-ba'-hna-yar), v. of bahnayai) ; to miss in 

 trying to cut, — wabawahnayai). 



■wa-ba'-hui), v. of bahuq ; to cut, gash, — waba- 

 wahui). 



■wa-ba'-huQ-huT), v. red. of wabahuij ; to cut 

 as a piece of meat nearly off in many places : 

 wabahuqhufl wajfu, / gave it to him cut in 

 pieces. 



■wa-ba'-hu-te-dai), v. of bahutedag ; to wear 

 off to a stump, as a knife, — wabawahutedai). 



■wa-ba'-hda-gag, v. of bahdagaq ; to make large, 

 to cut so that it becomes larger, — wabawahda- 

 gai). 



^w•a-ba'-lida-ya, v. of bahdaya ; to pare, to cut 

 off' the rind or skin, — wabawahdaya. 



•wa-ba'-hda-ye-dai), ?i. ^;«rm^». 



