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■wa-na'-ho-mnl, v. of nahomni ; to turn round 



with the foot, — wanawahomni. 

 ■wa-na'-ho-toi), v. of nahotoij ; to cause to 



make a noise by kicking, — wanawahotoi). 

 wa-na'-hu-hu-za, v. of nahuhuza ; to shake 



with the foot, — wanawahuhuza. 

 ■wa-na'-ha-pa, v. of nalapa ; to scare away by 



walking ; one who frightens game, — wanawaha- 



pa. 

 •wa'-na-hbe, v. of anaima ; to conceal, — wdna- 



walibe. 

 ■wa-na'-hoi, v. of nahci ; to break out a piece 



with the foot ; to break out pieces, as from a 



horse's hoof. 

 ■wa-na'-hda, v. of nahda ; to rattle with the 



foot, — wanawahda. 

 "wa-na'-hda-ta, v. of nahdata ; to scratch with 



the foot ; one who scratches with the foot, as a 



cat, — wanawahdata. 

 ■wa-na'-Bide-ea, v. of naMec'a ; to tear with the 



foot ; one ivho tears, — wanawahdec'a. 

 ■wa-na'-Rdo-ka, v. of nahdoka ; to wear holes 



in the feet by means q/" something, — wanawahdo- 



ka. 

 •wa-na'-he-ya-ta, v. of naheyata ; to kick out of 



the way : wanaheyata iyeya. 

 ■wa-na'-hi-ca, v. of nahida ; to waken up with 



the foot, — wanawahica. 

 ■wa-na'-hma, v. of nahma ; to conceal, — wana- 



wahma. 

 ■wa'-na-tma, v. of anahma ; to conceal ; to deny 



a charge, — wdnawahma. 

 ■wa-na'-hoi), v, of nahog ; to hear, hearken, obey, 



— wanawahoq. 

 ■wa-na'-Ror), adj. hearkening, obedient. 

 ■wa-na'-toQ-pi, n. the act of listening, hearkening. 

 "wa-na'-Roq-sni, v. to be disobedient, not to 



hearken to, — wanawahoq^ni. 

 ■wa-na'-lipa, v. of nahpa ; to knock or shake 



down, as one may do by walkmg on an upper 



floor, — wanawahpa. 

 "wa'-na-lipa, v. to kick or cast about snow with 



the feet, as buffaloes and horses do. 

 •wa-na'-hpe-ea, v. Same as wan4hpa. 

 ■wa-na'-hpu, v. of nahpu ; to kick off pieces. 

 ■wa-na'-Ma-ka, v. of nahtaka; to be in the 



habit of kicking, — wanawahtaka. 

 "wa-na'-i-ci-tmaQ-pi, n. those who conceal 



themselves ; hypocrites. 

 ■wa-na'-ka-ka, v. of nakaka ; to make rattle with 



the foot, as icicles, stiff hides, etc., — wanawa- 



■wa-na'-kas, adv. cont. of wanakazi ; long ago. 

 'wa-na'-kas-'wo-ta, adj. aged, — wanakaima- 

 wota. 



■\va-na'-ka-tir), v. of nakatu) ; to stretch out 



with the foot, — wanawakatii). 

 ■wa-na'-ka-za, adv. long ago. 

 ■wa-na'-ka-za-taQ-har), adv. long since, of old, 



of a long time. 

 ■wa'-na-ki-tma and 'wanaklh'be, v. of anaki- 



hma ; to conceal, — wdnawakihbe, w4naui)ki- 



hmaijpi. 

 ■wa'-na-ki-Rmag-pi, n. hypocrites. 

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



and defend one by taking his place in danger, — 



wdnawek^ir), wdnamik^ii). 

 "wa-na'-ki-za, v. of nakiia ; to tread out, as rice, 



— wanawakiia. 

 ■wa-na'-ko-ka, v. of nakoka ; to rattle with the 



foo t, — wanawakoka. 

 ■wa-na'-kpa, n. bears^ ears. 

 ■wa-na'-ksa, v. of naksa ; to break off with the 



foot, — wanawaksa, wanauriksapi. 

 ■wa-na'-ksa-ksa, v. red. of wanaksa. 

 ■wa-na'-ksi-za, v. of nak^iia ; to double up with 



the foot, — wanawaksiia. 

 ■wa-na'-ktai), v. of naktaij ; to bend with the 



foot, — wanawaktai) . 

 "wa-na'-ku-k£i, v. of nakuka ; to wear out with 



the feet, — wanawakuka. 

 "wa-na'-ku-ke-ea, n. one who wears out mocca- 

 sins badly. 

 •sva-na'-mda-ska, v. of namdaska ; to flatten 



with the foot, — wanawamdaska. 

 ■wa-na'-mda-ya, v. of namdaya ; to spread out 



with the foot, — wanawamdaya. 

 •wra-na'-mda-za, v. of namdaza ; to burst open. 

 "wa-na'-mde-oa, v. of namdeda; to break in 



pieces with the foot, — wanawamdeda. 

 ■wa-na'-mna, v. of namna ; to rip with the foot, 



as moccasins, — wanawamna. 

 ■wa-na'-mna-ka, n. one who rips his moccasins 



much. 

 ■wa'-nar), adv. See waqna. 

 ■wa-na'-o-Bipa, v. of naohpa ; to break into with 



the feet, — wanawaohpa. 

 ■wa-na'-o-ksa, v. of naoksa ; to break through, 



as through ice in kUling muskrats, — wanawaoksa. 

 ■wa-na'-o-ktai), v. of naoktag ; to bend into 



with the foot, — wanawaoktai). 

 ■wa-na'-o-tiij-za, v. of naotiijza ; to tread in 



tight, — wanaowatiijza. 

 "wa-na'-pa, v. of napa ; to fee, — wanawapa. 

 ■wa-na'-par), v. of napari ; to tread out, as grain, 



— wanawapai). 

 •wa-na'-par)-pai3, v. of napaijpai) ; to make soft 



by treading, — wanawapaqpai). 

 ■wa-na'-pca, v. to swallow, — wanawapda : wana- 



pda iyeya. 



