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■wa-ki'-toi)-tor) ka, v. n. to be frugal, economi- 

 cal ; one who is frugal, etc., — wawakitoi)toi)ka. 



■wa-M'-tu-ka, v. of kituka ; to beg of, — wawaki- 

 tuka : also 1st pers. sing, of kituka. 



"wa-ki'-urj-ni-ya, v. of kiuijniya ; to injure, hurt, 

 — wakiuij niway a. 



wa-ki'-ya-zar), v. pos. of wayazaij ; to become sick 

 for one, as one's child, — ■vvamakiyazaij, wanic'iya- 

 zai), wauijkiyazaijpi. 



■wa-ki'-ye, n. birds. 



"wa-kl'-ye-dai), n. a pigeon, pigeons, 



"wa-ki'-yu-se, v. of kiyu^e ; to oppose, to hate. 



•wa-ki'-yu-ska, v. of Hyu^ka ; to loosen, release, 

 — wawakiyu^ka and wawakimdu&a : also 1st 

 pers. sing, of kiyu4ka. 



■wa-M'-yu-sna, v. a. to sacrifice to, offer to in 

 sacrifice, — wawakiyusna, wauijkiyuinapi, wacici- 

 yu^na. 



■wa-ki'-3ni-sna-pi, n. sacrificing to. 



■wa-ki'-yu-za, v. a. to take away the clothes of 

 one who comes home in triumph. This is done 

 when the braves first come home in triumph ; 

 and their blankets may afterwards be taken from 

 them on each occasion of painting the scalps red, 

 which ceremony is commonly performed four 

 times. Hence, to take advantage of, — wawaki- 

 yuza, wawicakiyuzapi. 



•wa-kmu', n. (Ihaijk.) Same as wamnu. 



■wa-ko'-ki-pa, v. of kokipa; to be afraid, fear- 

 ful, — wakowakipa. 



■wa-ko'-M-pe-kl-ca-ga, v. a. to make afraid, 

 frighten into a measure, — wakokipewecaga, wa- 

 kokipemicaga. 



■wa-ko'-ni-ya, n. a fountain or spring of water. 



wa-kor)', v. of koij ; to desire, — wawakoq : also 

 1st pers. sing, of koi). 



"wa-kog'-za, v. of ko^za ; to infiuence, to deter- 

 mine, — wawakoijza : also Ist pers. sing, of koi)za. 



•wa-koi)'-ze, n. influence : nitawakoijze, thy in- 

 fluence or spirit. 



wa-ko'-yag-ya, v. of koyagya ; to put on, to 

 clothe ; to cause to put on, — wakoyagwaya. 



•wa-ko'-ya-ka, v. of koyaka ; to put on clothes, 

 — wakomdaka, wakouijyakapi. 



■wa-ko'-ya-ke-ca, n. one who puts on clothes, 

 one who dresses up, a fop, — wakomayakec'a. 



vra-kpa', n. a stream of water, a river. 



■wa-kpa'-dar), n. a small stream, a rivulet, a creek. 



"wa-kpi'-ea-hda, adv. by the side of a stream. 



■wa-kpo'-hna, adv. on the stream. 



■wa-kpo'-pta, adv. across the stream. 



wa-kpu'-kpa, n. dust, motes of dust ; i. q. wa- 

 tuseksec'a. 



"wa-kpu'-kpe-ea, n. any thing scattered about, 

 dust. 



■wa-ksi'-ea, ». a dish, a bowl, a pan, a plate. 



"wa-ksi'-ea-o-pi-ye, n. a cupboard. 



■wa-ksi'-ea-ska-dai), n. earthen plates. 



■wa-kta', n. a sign, a mark. See wowakta. 



■wa-kta', v. n. to look out for, watch for, he on 

 one's guard, — wawakta, wauijktapi. 



"wa-kta'-ken, adv. on the look out for, guard- 

 edly. 



"wa-kta'-ya, v. a. to put on one^s guard, to warn, 

 — waktawaya, waktauijyaijpi. 



"wa-kta'-ya, adv. on one's guard, warily, pru- 

 dently. 



■wa-kta'-ya-ken, adv. on the look out. 



"wa-kte', v. 1st pers. sing, of kte. 



■wa-kte', V. of kte ; to kill, to have killed and 

 scalped, to triumph, — wawakte, wauijktepi : wa- 

 kte ahda, they go home in triumph ; wakte 

 ahdi, they come horns in triumph ; wakte hi, to 

 come in triumph ; wakte hda, to go home in tri- 

 umph, having taken scalps ; wakte hdi, to comt 

 home bringing the scalps of enemies ; wakte ki, etc. 



■wa-kto'-hdag, cont. of waktohdaka. 



■wa-kto'-hdag-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to tell how 

 many scalps one has taken, — wakdohdagwakiya. 



"wa-kto'-hda-ka, v. pos. (wakte and ohdaka) to 

 tell over one's own warlike exploits, tell how many 

 scalps one has helped to take, — waktowahdaka. 



■wa-kto'-ki-ci-ya-ka, v. to tell to one the war- 

 like deeds of another for him, — waktoweciyaka. 



"wa-kto'-kl-ya-ka, v. to tell to one of warlike 

 exploi ts, — waktowakiy aka. 



■wa-kto'-ya-ka, v. to tell what one has done in 

 killing enemies, — waktomdaka. 



■wa-kuQ'-za, v. See wakopza. 



"wa-ku'-te, v. of kute ; to shoot, to be shooting, — 

 wawakute, wauijkutepi: wakute mde kta, I will go 

 shooting : also 1st pers. sing, of kute, to shoot, as 

 fowls. 



■wa-ku'-te-pi, n. shooting. 



■wa-ku'-'wa, v. of kuwa ; to hunt, hunt for furs, 

 as those of muskrats, otters, etc. : hunting, — wawa- 

 kuwa, waui)kuwapi : also 1st pers. sing, of kuwa. 



wa-ku'-'wa-pi, n. hunting, as for furs. 



"wa-ka', V. of \& ; to dig, — wawa^a, waui)i:api : 

 also 1st pers. sing, of lf.ii,. 



•wa-ke'-dar), n. the places from which squirrels 

 dig up food. 



■wa-kir)', v. of \\v) ; to pack, carry on one's hack, 

 — wawalfii), waui)J:ii)pi : also 1st pers. sing, of 

 Ifii). 



"wa-kir)', w. a pack, a burden. 



•wa-kir)'-car)-ki-ca-ska, w. a place of deposit 

 for meat, etc., in the woods. 



■wa-kir) '-kl-y a, v. a. to cause to pack or carry 

 on the back, as a horse, — wa^fiijwakiya. 



