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vra-ha'-caQ-ka, n. a shield. 



■wa-ha'-ka-kta, n. the last, the youngest. See 

 woliakakta. 



■wa-har)g'-ya, v. a. to destroy, — wahaijgwaya, 

 wahai)gui)yar)pi. 



■wa-har)g'-ye-6a, n. one who destroys every 

 thing. 



•wa-har)'-pi, n. of haqpi; hroth, soup of any 

 kind. 



vra-hda'-ta, v. of hdata ; to steal up to, as to 

 game, — wawahdata : also the 1st pers. sing, of 

 hdata. 



"wa-hda'-ta-pi, n. stealing or crawling up to, as 

 to game. 



wa-hde'-ea, v. to he in sympathy with, as the 

 Dakotas say a mother is with her absent children, 

 when they think about her. The Indians assert 

 that mothers feel peculiar pains in their breasts 

 when any thing of importance happens to their 

 absent children, or when about to hear from 

 them. This feeling is regarded as an omen, — 

 wawahdeca, wauqhdecJapi. See wakihdeca. 



"wa-hde'-ea-pi, n. the sympathy that is said to 

 exist between a mother and her absent children, 

 producing peculiar sensations in the breast. 



■wa-hdi', V. 1st pers. sing, of hdi. 



"wa'-hdi, V. of ahdi ; to bring home, — wawahdi, 

 waui)hdipi. 



■wa'-hdi-a-s'a-pi, n. th^ shout that is made by 

 the children when meat, etc., is brought into the 

 camp. 



•wa-hdu'-ha, v. of hduha ; to have oriels own, 

 to keep, — wawahduha : also the 1st pers. sing, of 

 hduha. 



■wa-hdu'-ha-ha-kte-oa, adj. parsimonious, — 

 wawahduhahakteca. 



■wa-hdu'-ha-ha-kte-ee-cir), n. one who is par- 

 simonious : wahduhahapiktededii), parsimony. 



■wa-hdu'-vre, v. of hduwe ; wahduwe ya, to go 

 to bring one's own, without specifying what. 



■wa-he'-fia-ka, n. the hehaka and uijktehi are 

 sometimes so called. 



■wa-he'-ki-eui), v. pos. to pack up or tie one^s 

 own, — wahewe^Jui) . 



■wa-he'-ktam, cont. of wahektapa ; at the stem. 



■wa-he'-kta-pa, v. to pilot or steer a boat of any 

 kind, — wehektawapa. 



■wa-he'-kta-pa, n. a pilot, helmsman. 



■wa-he'-kta-pa-tar)-hai), n. the stern of a boat, 

 at the stern. 



■wa-he'-yur), v. of heyuq ; to pack up in bun- 

 dles, — wahemui), wahenui). 



■wa-he'-yur)-pi, n. packing up. 



•wa-hi', n. See wai)hi. 



■wa-hi'-bu. v. Same as hibu, / come. 



wa-hi'-hbu, v. Ist pers. sing, of hiyu. Same as 



wahibu. 

 ■wa-hi'-na-"wa-pa, v. 1st pers. sing, of hinapa ; 



double pronoun. 

 ■wa-hir)', n. hairs : wahii)hdapi, the hair that is 



sometimes attached to a pipe-stem. 

 ■\wa-hir)'-ske, n. the long-grained or southern 



corn ; so called because the grains resemble the 



canine teeth of animals ; i. q. hiijske. 

 ■wa-hir) '-tka, n. an instrument used in scraping 



hides. 

 ■wa-hir) '-yar)-za, adj. morose, — wamahiijyaijza. 

 ■wa-hir) '-ya-zi-ce, n. down, fur, such as is used 



by the Dakotas in their sacred ceremonies. 

 ■wa-hir)'-yur)-tor), v. See waiijyuqtoi). 

 "wa-hi'-sna-he-ea, n. soft new snow. 

 ■wa-hi'-ti-hda, v. of hitihda ; to be fastidious, to 



loathe ; a fastidious person, — wahitiwahda. 

 ■wa-hi'-yu, v. of hiyu ; to start to come, — wahi- 



hbu. 

 "wa-hmu', «. (Ihaijk.) Same as wamnu. 

 ■wa-hin'ur)g', cont. of wahmuijka : wahmuijg 



mda, / am going trapping. 

 ■wa-hmuij'-ka, v, of hmuijka ; to trap, hunt 



with traps, — wawahmuijka : also 1st pers. sing. 



of hmui)ka. 

 "Wa-hmuij'-ka-pi, re. trapping. 

 ■wa'-hnag, cont. of wdhnaka. 

 "wa'-hnag-tor), n. something put with another 



thing : wahnag codai), one thing alone ; wahnag 



toi) ku, to give, as a blanket, with a gun. 

 ■wa'-hna-ka, v. of ahnaka ; to place on, put on, 



as poultices on sore.s, etc., — wawahnaka. See 



wakicihnaka. 

 ■wa-hna'-ka, v. 1st pers. sing, of hnaka. 

 ■wa'-hna-^wo-sna-pi, re. are altar for sacrifice. 

 "wa'-hna-^wo-ta-pi, re. (ahna and wotapi) some- 

 thing to eat from, a table. 

 ■wa-hna'-.yar), v. of hnayaij ; to deceive, — wa- 



wahnayaq : also 1st pers. sing, of linayai). 

 ■wa-hni'-hda, v. of hnihda ; to travel : wahnihda 



wauq, I am travelling. 

 ■wa-hni'-hde-oa, n. one loho is always travel- 

 ling. 

 ■wa-hnur)'-ka, n. the red-headed woodpecker. 

 'wa-ho'-co-ka, re. an area surrounded by tents. 



Probably not used by the Indians generally. See 



hocoka. 

 ■wa-ho'-hpi, n. nests. See hohpi. 

 ■wa-ho'-ki-ya, v. a. to send word to, — wahowa 



kiya, wahouijkiyapi. See wahoya. 

 ■wa-ho'-kor)-ki-ya, v. a. to instruct, counsel, 



advise one, — wahokoqwakiya, wahoko^uqkiyapi. 

 ■wa-ho'-koi)-ki-ya-pi, n. instruction, counsel, 



advice ; counselled. 



