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wa-ka'-zl-pa, v. of kaiipa ; to shave, — wawa- 

 kaiipa. 



■wa-ka'-zur), v. of kazui) ; to tear up by the 

 roots. 



■wa-ka'-zu-zu, v. of kazuiu ; to pay off ; to erase ; 

 to forgive, — wawakaiuiu : also 1st pers. sing, of 

 kazuiu. 



■wa-kcar)'-yar), f. to observe and report: wa- 

 kcaqyai) ya, to go to spy out ; wakdaijyai) hdi, 

 to come home and make report of what one has 

 learned, as in the case of a man sent out by the 

 hunters to discover where the buffalo are. 



■wa-kear)'-ye-ya, v. a. to cause to go and spy 

 out, — wakc'aijyewaya. 



"Wa-ke'-ya, n. a skin tent, a Dakota lodge. 



■wa-ke'-ya, v. a. to have for a tent, — wakewaya. 



■wa-ke'-ya-ska, n. a linen or cotton tent. 



"wa-ki', V. 1st pers. sing, of ki, to arrive at home, 

 and of ki, to rob. 



■wa-ki', ?). of ki ; to rob, — wawaki. 



•wa-ki'-eaij-pta, v. a. to comfort, console, — wa- 

 wecaqpta : wawicakicaijpta, he comforts them. 



wa-kl'-eaij-pta, adj. compassionate. 



■wa-kl'-ci-hna-ka, v. of hnaka ; to lay away 

 for one, — wawecihnaka. 



■wa'-ki-ei-hna-ka, v. of ahnaka: to lay on for 

 one, apply a poultice or cataplasm to one, — w4- 

 wecihnaka. 



■wa'-ki-ei-zu, v. a. to lay on a poultice for one, 

 — wawecizu, wdmicizu. 



"wa-ki'-eoQ-za, v. a. to purpose, determine for 

 one, — wawec'or) za. 



"Wa-ki'-coq-za, n. one who determines or decides. 



■wa-ki'-cuQ-pi, n. what is taken and used by all, 

 common property. 



"vva-ki'-ge, v. of kige ; to scold, — wawakige : 

 also 1st pers. sing, of kige. 



■wa-ki'-hda-ka, n. dressed skin, leather, such as 

 is used to make and mend moccasins with. 



"wa-ki'-hde-ea, v. a. to have a feeling for, or be 

 in sympathy with an absent friend, that causes a 

 nervous sensation in the breast or an involun- 

 tary twitching of the muscles, said to be pre- 

 monitory of what is to happen to the person, — 

 wawehdeca, wawicawehdeca. 



•wa-ki'-hnag, cont. of wakihnaka; wakihnag 

 wahi, / have come to lay away. 



■wa-M'-hna-ka, v. of kihnaka; to store away 

 one's own, — wawehnaka, wauijkihnakapi. 



wa-ki'-hna-ka-pi, n. what is laid U2), an in- 

 heritance. 



■wa'-ki-hta-ni, v. of wahtani ; to sin against. 



"Wa-ki'-kaq-he-za, v. a. to conciliate by pre- 

 sents or by fawning, to make friends with by sub- 

 mission to, — wakiwakaqheia. 

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Tva-ki'-ksu-ya, v. of kiksuya ; to remember ; to 



hold communion with and receive communications 



from supernatural beings, as the Dakotas pretend 



to do ; to call to remembrance a dead friend, — 



waweksuya, waur)kiksuyapi. 

 •wa-ki'-ksu-ya-pi, n. remembering the past. 

 "wa'-ki-ktor)-za, v. of akiktoijia ; to forget, — 



wawektoi)ia. 

 ■wa-kl'-mna-yar), n. one who has collected much, 



one who is rich. 

 "wa'-ki-ni-ea, v. of akinica ; to dispute, — w4wa- 



kinica, wauijkinicapi. 

 "wa'-ki-ni-ca-pi, n. disputation, contest. 

 ■wa-ki'-nl-hai), v. 1st pers. sing, of kinihaq. 

 ■wa'-ki-nin, cont. of wakinica ; wakinin uij. 

 ■wa-ki'-ni-ya, v. n. to be touchy, get out of 



humor, — wawakiniya. 

 ■wa-kir)'-ir), v. of kiijin ; to throw at, to stone, — 



wawakii)ii) : also 1st pers. sing, of kiqiq. 

 ■wa-klr)'-yai), v. of ki^yaij ; tofy, as birds. 

 "wa-kiij'-yar), the thunder ; the cause of thunder 



and lightning, supposed by the Dakotas to be a 



great bird. 

 ■wra-kir)'-yar)-ho-tor), v. the thunder utters his 



voice ; to thunder. 

 ■wa-kir)'-yar)-na, jt. birds, fowls. 

 •wa-kir)'-yar)-pi, n. those that fly, birds. 

 "wa-ki'-pa-zii), v. of kipaiiq ; to oppose, — wawa- 



kipaiii) : also 1st pers. sing, of kipaiii). 

 "wa-kl'-pi, n. robbery, spoiling. See wawi<$a- 



kipi. 

 "Wa-ki'-psa-psa, adv. thick, close together. See 



akipsapsa. 

 ■wa'-ki-sor), v. of akisoq ; to put edging around 



quill work, — wiwakisoi). 

 •wa-ki'-s'ag, cont. of wakis'aka. 

 "wa-ki'-s'ag-ya, v. a. to make endure, — waki- 



i'agwaya. 

 ■wa-ki'-s'ag-ya, adv. enduring. 

 •wa-ki'-s'a-ka, adj. capable of endurance, strong 



to endure hardship or suffering, not easily ex- 

 hausted or overcome, indefatigable, — wamaki^'aka, 



wanici^'aka. 

 ■wa-ki'-s'a-ke, n. strength. 

 ■wa-ki'-sde-ya, v. of kisdeya ; to annoy, vex ; 



one who annoys, — wakiidewaya. 

 ■wa-ki'-sko-kpa, n. a bucket made of bark, 



a basket, a pitcher, etc. 

 ■wa-ki'-sko-tpa, n. Same as wakiskokpa. 

 ■wa'-ki-ta, v. of akita ; to seek for, — wawakita, 



wdugkitapi. 

 ■wa-ki'-tar), v. of kitai) ; to insist upon, — wawa- 



kitai) : also 1st pers. sing, of kitai). 

 ■wa-ki'-tarj-ka, n. one who insists upon. 

 "wa-ki'-te-hi, adj. stingy, covetous, — wamakitehi. 



