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wa-nlg'-ni-ea, adj. red. of wanida. 



"wa-ni'-har), n. last winter. 



■wa-ni'-ki-sa-pa, n. a winter in which the 

 ground is not covered with snow. 



■wa-ni'-ki-ya, v. of nikiya ; to save, cause to 

 live, — waniwakiya. 



•wa-ni'-ki-ya, n. one who makes live ; the Sa- 

 viour. 



■wa'-ni-ka-dar), n. a very little. 



"wa-nin', cont. of wanida : owihapke wanin wi- 

 coni, life without end. 



■wa-nlQg'-nl-ca, adj. red. of wanida. See wanig- 

 nica. 



■wa'-ni-stir)-na, n. a little, very little. 



"wa-ni'-tl, V. to spend the winter, to winter. 



■wa-nl'-ti-pi, n. a winter encampment. 



■wa-ni'-ui), v. to winter, spend the winter. 



■wa-ni'-ya, v. of niya ; to cause to live, — wani- 

 waya. 



"wa-ni'-ya-ka-tag-ka, n. the hen hawk, a spe- 

 cies of kite. 



■wa-ni'-ye, n. one who makes live ; the Saviour. 



"wa-ni'-ye-tu, m. winter, a winter ; a year. 



"wa-nu', adv. See wanuij. 



■wa-nur)', adv. by chance, accidentally : wanui) 

 edoi), to do by accident ; wanui) edo^pi, an acci- 

 dent. 



"Wa-nuijli.', adv. by accident. 



■wa-nur) '-ken, adv. accidentally. 



■wa-nurj'-yai), v. of nuijyaq ; to tame, domesti- 

 cate, — wanui)waya. 



"wa-nui)'-yar)-pi, n. tame animals, . domestic 

 cattle. 



■war), art. indef. a or an. 



■wai), intj. look ! see ! 



■war), n. a large blackish snake five or six feet 

 long. 



■war), n. cont. of waijiu, a quiver ; and of wai)- 

 hiijkpe, an arrow. 



■warj'-ca, num. adj. one ; i. q. wa^iidai). 



■war) '-6a, adv. once. 



■war)'-ea-dar), adv. only once. 



■wai)'-ca-hna, adv. at once, immediately. 



■war)'-ea-kca-dar), adv. red. of waijdadaij ; a 

 few times ; now and then once ; once apiece. 



"war)'-ea-ke, adv. at once. 



■war)-e'-ya, n. what is prepared for eating on a 

 journey, provisions. 



■war)-hda'-ka, v. pos. of waqyaka ; to see one's 

 own, — waijwahdaka, wai)ui)hdakapi. 



■wai)-lli', n. (waq and hi) a flint, flints : perhaps 

 so called from the fact that arrow-heads were for- 

 merly made of flints. 



■war)-hir)'-kpe, n. an arrow, arrows, — tiwaghii)- 

 kpe, niti'wai)hii)kpe, mitiwaijhiijkpe. 



war)-hir)'-kpe-kl-hi-ye-ya-pl, n. a bowshot. 



See kihiyeya. 

 ■war)-hir)'-tpe, n. Same as -waijhirikpe. 

 ■waQ-hi'-yu-za, n. flat arm or wrist-bands, 

 ■war)-i-ya', intj. of surprise ; indeed ! used on 



meeting one unexpectedly. 

 war)-ka', v. n. to be ; to lie, as a lake, field, or 



log ; to lie down ; to spend the night ; to continue, 



as, ya waijka, to keep going cm, — muqka, nuqka, 



ur)wai)kapi. 

 ■war)'-ka. See dai)wai)ka. 

 ■war)'-ka-dar), adj. weak, tender; soft, brittle, 



easily broken or torn, — mawagkadaq. 

 ■war)-ka'-har), part, lying down, fallen down. 

 ■war)-ka'-he-ya, v. a. to throw down, cause to 



fall, — wai]kahewaya. 

 ■war)-kan', adv. above, up high. 

 ■wag-kan'-tar)-har), adv. from above. 

 ■war)-kan'-ta-tar)-har), adv. from above. 

 'war)-kan'-ti-pi, n. an upper room, up stairs. 

 ■war)-kan'-tki-ya, adv. upwards. 

 ■warj-kan'-tu, adv. up above, high up. 

 ■war)-kan'-tu-ya, adv. high up. 

 ■war)-kan'-tu-ya-ken, adv. up high. 

 ■war)'-ka-pi, n. a lying down, an encampment. 

 •war)-ki'-ci-ya-ka-pi, v. recip. of waijyaka; to 



see each other. 

 ■war)-mdi', n. the royal or war-eagle, the Falco 



imperialis or Aquila heliaca. 

 ■waQ-mdu'-dai), n. See wamdudai), the better 



orthography. 

 •waq-mdu'-ska, n: See wamdu^ka. 

 ■war)-indu'-ska-dar), n. See wamduikadai). 

 ■warj'-na, adv. now, quickly ; lately, already : 



waiina edamoi), / have now done it ; waqna eda- 



moi) kta, / will now do it. 

 ■warj'-nas, adv. now. 

 ■war)'-ske, n. the family name of the fourth child, 



if a daughter. 

 ■w^ar)S-ke'-pa, n. an arrow-head not barbed. 

 ■warj-sma'-hi, n. an iron arrow-head. 

 ■war)-yag', cont. of waijyaka ; waijyag hi, to 



come to see ; warjyag iheya, to see all at once, to 



perceive, discover. 

 ■war)-yag'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to see any thing, 



— waijyagwakiya, waijyagmakiya. 

 ■war)-yag'-ya, v. a. to cause to see or perceive, — 



wai)yagwaya. 

 ■wag-ya'-ka, v. a. to see or perceive any thing ; 



to have seen, — wagmdaka, waijdaka, waijuqyaka- 



pi, waijdiyaka. 

 ■wai)-ye', v. waijye ya, to go to see or examine ; 



i. q. wakdaijyar). 

 ■war)-ye'-ea, n. rushes ; the lightning bug, the 



fire-fly. 



