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wa-na'-pe-ya, v. to drive off, cause to flee ; one 



who makes flee, — wanapewaya. 

 ■wa-na'-pi-ea-ge-yu-za, v. (wanapa, idaga, and 



yuza) to have it in one's power to make all flee ; 



to be feared by all, — wanapicagemduza. 

 •wa-na'-pis-kaij-yar), v. See wanapistaijyai). 

 "wa-na'-pis-tar(-yar), v. of napi^taijyai) ; to de- 

 stroy or injure every thing, — wanipistaijwaya. 

 ■wa-na'-po-hna-ka, v. to put or hold in the 



hands. 

 ■wa-na'-poR-ya, v. of napoiya ; to leaven, cause 



to rise, — wanapoiwaya. 

 ■wa-na'-pom-ya, v. to cause to burst, — wana- 



pomwaya. 

 ■wa-na'-po-pa, v. of napopa ; to burst. 

 wa-na'-po-ta, v. of napota ; to wear out with 



the feet, — wanawapota. 

 ■wa-na'-po-te-oa, n. one who wears out with the 



feet, — wanawapoteca. 

 ■wa-na'-psa-ka, v. of napsaka ; to break, as a 



string, with the foot, — wanawapsaka. 

 ■wa-na'-psOQ, v. of napsoi) ; to spill by kicking, 



kick over, — wanawapsoi). 

 Ava-na'-ptu-za, v. of naptuia ; to split or crack. 

 ■wa-na'-pir), n. a medal ; a necklace of beads ; a 



handkerchief ; anything worn around the neck, a 



comforter, etc. 

 ■wa-na'-pir)-ki-ca-tor), v. a. to put on, as a 



wanapiq ; to cause to wear a necklace, etc., — wa- 



napiijwecator). 

 ■wa-na'-pig-mda-ska, n. a necklace of beads 



interwoven. 

 ■wa-na'-pig-ya, v. a. to have or use for a wana- 



pii) , — wanap iq way a. 

 wa-na'-sa, v. of nasa ; to hunt by surrounding 



and shooting, as buffalo ; to chase buffalo, — wana- 



wasa, wanaui)sapi. 

 "wa-na'-sa-pi, n. the buffalo chase. 

 ■wa-na'-sda-ta, v, of nasdata ; to crawl up to. 

 vtra-na'-sde-ca, v. of nasdeca ; to split. 

 ■wa-na'-sna, v. of nasna ; to make ring with the 



feet, — wanawasna. 

 "wa-na'-sni, v. of nasni ; to trample out, as fire. 

 "wa-na'-sa-pa, v. of na^apa ; to defile with the 



feet, — wanawa^apa. 

 ■wa-na'-sda, v. of na^a ; to make bare with the 



feet. 

 ■wa-na'-sdo-ka, v. of naWoka ; to pull off, as 



pantaloons, — wanawa^doka. 

 ■wa-na'-se-ea, v. of na^e<$a ; to trample and 



make dry, as grass, — wanawaseda. 

 "Wa-na '-si-da, v. of na^ica ; to injure with the 



feet, — wanawaiida. 

 ■wa-na'-si-pa, v, of nasipa ; to break off with the 



feet — wanawasipa. 



wa-na'-ski-ea, v. of na^kida ; to press with the 

 foot ; one who presses with the foot, — wanawa- 



skica. 

 ■wa-na'-sna, v. of nasna ; to miss with the foot ; 



wana^na iyeye s'a, one who kicks. 

 ■wa-na'-sni-za, v. of na^ni^a ; to trample down, 



as grass, and make wither, — wanawa^niia. 

 ■wa-na'-so-sa, v. of nasosa ; to foul, as water, 



with the feet, — wanawasosa. 

 ■wa-na'-spa, v. of naipa ; to break off with the 



feet, — wanawa^pa. 

 ■wa-na'-spu, v. of na^pu ; to break off, as in 



trampling on pumpkins, — wanawa^pu. 

 ■wa-na'-su-za, v. of na^uia ; to bruise with the 



feet, — wanawaiuia. 

 ■wa-na'-ta-ka, v. of nataka; to fasten up, — wa- 



nawataka. 

 ■wa'-na-tai), v. of anatag ; to run upon, to attack, 



— winawatai). 

 ■wa-na'-te-pa, v. of natepa ; to wear off short 



with the foot, — wanawatepa. 

 ■wa-na'-ti-ea, v. of natica ; to scrape away, as 



snow ; to paw, as a horse, — wanawatica, 

 ■wa-na'-ti-pa, v. of natipa ; to cramp. 

 ■wa-na'-ti-tar), v. of natitaij ; to pull or push 



agains t, — wanawatitaq . 

 ■wa-na'-tpa, n. a bear's ears. 

 "wa-na'-tu-ka, v. of natuka ; to stamp to pieces, 



as furs ; one who destroys by stamping, — wanawa- 



tuka. 

 "wa-na'-ta, v. of nata ; to kick to death, — wana- 



wata. 

 ■wa-na'-"war)-ka, v. of nawaqka ; to kick down ; 



to start off on the gallop, as a herd of buffalo. 

 ■wa-na'-vre-ga, v. of nawega ; to break with the 



foot, — wanawawega. 

 'wa'-na-"wir), v. of anawii) ; to tell what is not 



true, to conceal, — wanawawii). 

 "wa-na'-vriri-za, v. of nawigia ; to bend down 



with the foot, as grass, — wanawawiijia. 

 "wa-na'-za-za, v. of naiaia ; to wash by boiling, 



as clothes. 

 "wa-na'-za-za-ya, v. a. to cause to wash out or 



come clean by boiling, — wanaiaiawaya. 

 ■wa-na'-zi-pa, v. of nazipa ; to pinch or scratch 



with the toes, — wanawaiipa. 

 "wa-na'-zu-zu, v. of nazuiu ; to kick down, kick 



to pieces : one who kicks to pieces, — wanawaiuiu. 

 "wa-ni-ea', n. meat of all kinds : wanica waciq, 



/ desire meat. 

 ■wa-ni'-ea, adj. of nic'a ; none, without any, — 



manic'a, ninica, uijnic'api. 

 ■wa'-ni-ea, v. of anida ; to refuse to give up, — 



wawanida. 

 ■wa-ni'-ca-dar), adj. none, very little. 



