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"wa-ka'-ha-pa, v. of kaiapa ; to drive along, — 



wawakahapa : also 1st pers. sing, of kahapa. 

 ■wa-ka'-hda, v. of kahda ; to rattle ; to rum- 

 mage, — wawakalida: also 1st pers. sing, of 



kalida. 

 ■wa-ka'-Rda-ka, n. one who pilfers much. 

 "wa-ka'-hde-ea, v. of kalideca ; to break open, to 



fracture, — wawakahdeda : also 1st pers. sing, of 



kalideca. 

 ■wa-ka'-hdi-ya, v. of kahdiya ; to make mire, — 



wakalidiwaya. 

 •wa-ka'-Rdo-ka, v. of kahdoka ; to make a hole 



in, — wawakahdoka : also 1st pere. sing, of ka- 



hdoka. 

 ■wa-ka'-Re-pa, v. of kahepa ; to hale out, — wa- 



wakaliepa : also 1st pers. sing, of kahepa. 

 vra-ka'-hi-ea, v. of kahica; to waken up by 



striking, — wawakahica : also, 1st pers. sing, of 



kaWca. 

 ■wa-ka'-hni-ga, v. of kahniga ; to choose, — wa- 



wakaliniga : also 1st pers. sing, of kaBiniga. 

 "wa-ka'-hpa, v. of kahpa ; to throw down, — wa- 



wakaipa : also 1st pers. sing, of kalpa. 

 "wa'-ka-lipa, v. of akahpa ; to cover, — wawa- 



kafipa. 

 ■wa-ka'-hpu, v. of kahpu ; to tear down, — wa- 



wakahpu : also 1st pers. sing, of kafipu. 

 ■wa-ka'-hta-ka, v. n. to be easily hurt, touchy, 



nervous, — waniakahtaka. 

 ■wa-ka'-Ma-ke-ea, n. one who is made sick by 



a little matter, one who is nervous, — wamakaita- 



keca. 

 "wa-ka'-Mar), v. n. of kaitaij ; to absorb. 

 ■wa-ka'-htar)-ka, adj. absorbent, absorbing. 

 "wa-ka'-htar)-yai), adj. rough, roughened, as 



corn pulled open by the birds. 

 "wa-ka'-hu, v. of kaiu ; to peel of, as bark, — 



■wawakahu : also 1st pers. sing, of kahu. 

 •wa-ka'-Ru-ga, v. of kaliuga ; to break, as the 



skull, kettles, etc., — wawakahuga : also, 1st pers. 



sing, of kaliuga. 

 ■wa-ka'-Ru-ge-ca, n. one who kills much game. 

 ■wa-ka'-hui)-ta, v. of kahupta ; to make rough, 



as the birds do by tearing open the husks of 



corn. 

 "wa-ka'-i-de, v. of kaide ; to make blaze, — wawa- 



kaide. 

 ■wa-ka'-kai), v. of kakai) ; to hew, — wawakakaij : 



also 1st pers. sing, of kakai). 

 "wa-ka'-kea, v. of kak^a ; to comb, to disentangle, 



— wawakakca : also 1st pers. sing, of kakca. 

 ■wa-ka'-kir)-ca, v. of kakiqda ; to scrape, — -wa- 



wakakiqc'a: also 1st pers. sing, of kakiqca. 

 ■wa-ka'-kis-ya, v. of kakiiya ; to cause to suffer, 



— wakakiiwaya. 



wa-ka'-ko-ka, v. of kakoka ; to make rattle, — 

 wawakakoka : also 1st pers. sing, of kakoka. 



■wa-ka'-kpar), v. of kakpai) ; to pound fine, — 

 wawakakpaq : also 1st pers. sing, of kakpai). 



■wa-ka'-ksa, v. of kaksa ; to cut off with an axe, 

 — wawakaksa : also 1st pers. sing, of kaksa. 



■wa-ka'-ksa, v. of kakia ; to roll up, — wawaka- 

 kca. 



■wa-ka'-ksar), v. of kakCaq ; to bend, — wawaka- 

 ksai) : also 1st pers. sing, of kakCai]. 



■wa-ka'-kii-za, v. of kakCiia ; to double up, — 

 wawakaksiia : also 1st pere. sing, of kakCiia. 



■wa-ka'-ktai), v. of kaktaij ; to make bend, — wa- 

 wakaktai) : also 1st pers. sing, of kaktai). 



"wa-ka'-ku-ka, v. of kakuka ; to pound to pieces, 

 destroy, — wawakakuka : also 1st pers. sing, of 

 kakuka. 



"wa-ka'-mda, v. of kamda ; to slice, — wawaka- 

 mda : also 1st pers. sing, of kamda. 



•wa-ka'-mda-ya, v. of kamdaya ; to make level, 

 spread out, — wawakamdaya : also 1st pers. sing, 

 of katadaya. 



•wa-ka'-mda-za, v. of kamdaza ; to rip open, — 

 wawakamdaza : also 1st pers. sing, of kamdaza. 



•wa-ka'-mde-ca, v. of kamdeca; to dash to 

 pieces, — waijvakamdeda : also 1st pers. sing, of 

 kamdeca. 



"wa-ka'-mdu, v. of kamdu ; to pulverize, — wa- 

 wakamdu : also 1st pers. sing, of kamdu. 



•wa-ka'-mna, v. of kamna ; to collect, gather to- 

 gether, — wawakamna : also 1st pers. sing, of ka- 

 mna. 



"wa-ka'-mna-ka, n. one who collects. 



■wa-ka'-nmar)-pi, n. gathering together, collect- 

 ing. 



■wa-ka'-mnl, v. of kamni ; to make mellow, pre- 

 pare, as a field, — wawakamni : also 1st pers. sing, 

 of kamni. 



wa-kaxi', adv. above. See waijkan. 



"wa-kai)', adj. spiritual, sacred, consecrated; 

 wonderful, incomprehensible ; said also of women 

 at the menstrual period, — mawakai), niwakar), 

 ui)wakai)pi. 



■wa-kar)', n. a spirit, something consecrated : 

 Taku wakai) and Wakai) taqka, the Great Spirit. 



■wa-kar) '-da, v. a. to reckon as holy or sacred ; 

 to worship, — wakaijwada, wakai)ui)dapi. 



■wa-kar) '-da-ka, v. a. Same as wakaijda. 



•wa-kar) '-e-cor), v. to do tricks of jugglery, — wa- 

 kai) ecamon. 



•wa-kar) '-e-eor)-pi-dar), n. magic, tricks of jug- 

 glery. 



■wa-kar) '-ha, n. a beards skin. 



■wa-kar)'-hdi, n. th.e lightning. 



■wa-kar) '-he-za, «. children, i. q. iiceda. 



