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"Wa-pa'-wiQ-za, v. of pawiqia ; to bend down, 



as grass : also 1st pers. sing, of pawigia. 

 ■wa'-pa-ye, n. grease, meat ; seasoning of any 



kind. 

 ■wa'-pa-ye-ya, v. a. to use for seasoning, — wa- 



payewaya. 

 "wa-pa'-zax), v. to separate, part, as hair, — wa- 



wapazai) : also 1st pers. sing, of pazaq. 

 "wa-pa'-ze-ze, v. 1st pers. sing, of pazeze. 

 •wa-pa'-zo, V. of pazo ; to show, — wawapazo : 



also 1st pers. sing, of pazo. 

 vra-pa'-zoQ-ta, v. to sew up with a running 



thread, to baste, — wawapazoijta : also 1st pers. 



sing, of pazoijta. 

 wa-pa'-za-za, v. of paiaia ; to wash, — wawa- 



pazaia : also 1st pers. sing, of paia^a. 

 •wa-pa'-zir), v. n. to be prevented, not to be able 



to accomplish, — wamapaiiij. 

 ■wa-pa'-zi-pa, v. of pazipa ; to pinch, — wawapa- 



zipa : also 1st pers. sing, of paiipa. 

 wa-pa'-zui), V. of pazug ; to dig up with the 



bill, as ducks feeding under water. 

 ■wa-pa'-zu-zu, v. of pazuiu ; to erase ; to de- 

 molish, — wawapaiuiu : also 1st pers. sing, of pa- 



iuzu. 

 ■wa-pce'-ya, v. of pceya ; to cut and dry meal, 



— wapcewaya, wapc'eui)yai)pi. 

 •wa-pee'-ya-pi, n. drying meat of any kind. 

 ■wa-pe', V. to snow. See wapa. 

 ■wa-pe'-har), v. to fold, — wawapeliaq : also'' 1st 



pers. sing, of pehag. 

 ■wa-pe'-pe-ka, n. prickles, briers, thorns ; the 



prickly ash. 

 •wa'-pe-tog-tog-ya, adv. marvellously, miracu- 

 lously. 

 "wa'-pe-tog-to-ke-ea, n. signs, marks ; miracles, 



wonders. 

 ■wa'-pe-tog-toi), V. a. to mark any thing, have 



a sign, — wapetogwatog, wapetoguijtoripi. 

 ■wa'-pe-tog-toQ-pi, n. marks, signs. 

 wa'-pe-tog-ya, adv. marvellously. 

 •wa'-pe-to-ke-ea, n. a sign, a mark, a bound ; 



a miracle. 

 ■wa'-pi, adj. lucky, fortunate, — wamapi, wanipi, 



wauijpipi. 

 wa-pi'-da, v. n. to be thankful, glad, — wawa- 



pida. 

 ■wa-pi'-da-pi, n. gratitude. 

 ■wa-pi'-da-pi-sni, n. ingratitude. 

 wa-pi'-da-sni, v. n. to be unthankful, ungrate- 

 ful, — wawapida^ni. 

 wa'-pi-ke, n. one who is fortunate. 

 •wa-pi'-ki-y a, v. to put up and lay away things 



well, to rearrange, — wapiwakiya. 

 •wa'-pi-ya, adv. fortunately. 



■wa'-pi-ya, v. a. to make fortunate, — wapiwaya. 

 ■wa-pi'-ya, v. to conjure the sick, to powwow 



in the Indian way, — wapiwaya. See pikiya. 

 wa-pi'-ye, w. a conjuror, an Indian doctor. 

 ■wa-po'-ge-hna-ka, n. a nose jewel. 

 ■wa-po'-star), n. a kind of hood or wrapper for a 



child. 

 •wa-pus'-a-spai), adj. well cooked, well done, 



cooked dry. 

 ■wa-pus'-a-spai)-yar), v. to cook thoroughly, — 



wapusa^pai) waya. 

 ■wa-pu'-ske-pa, v. to filter : also 1st pers. sing. 



of puskepa. 

 ■wa-pu'-spa, V. of puspa ; to glue, to seal, — wa- 



wapuspa : also 1st pers. sing, of puspa. 

 ■wa-pu'-sta-ka, v. of pustaka ; to stoop down, — 



wawapustaka : also 1st pers. sing, of pustaka. 

 ■wa'-pu-ta-ka, v. of aputaka ; to touch with the 



hand, press upon, — wawaputaka. 

 "wa-sam'-hde, v. to place up something black 



for a sign or scarecrow, — wasamwahde. 

 •wa-sam'-hde-ya, adv. in the manner of a 



scarecrow. 

 •wa-sam'-ya, v. of samya ; to blacken, — wasam- 



waya. 

 ■wa-sam'-ya-hde-pi, n. something placed for a 



scarecrow. 

 "wa-sai)'-yai), v. of saqyari ; to whiten, — wasaij- 



waya. 

 ■wa-sai)'-yar)-hde-pi, n. a scarecrow, any thing 



white put up to scare away birds. 

 wa-sa'-pe-dai), n. the black bear ; i. q. wahaq- 



ksica. 

 ■wa-sa'-za, v. n. to be nervous, easily excited, — 



wamasaza. 

 wa-sa'-ze-ca, n. one who is easily made sick ; 



i. q. wakahtakeca, — wamasazeca. 

 wa-sda'-ya, v. of sdaya ; to oil, to grease, — wa- 



sdawaya. 

 "wa-sdi'-pa, v. of sdipa ; to lick, — wawasdipa : 



also 1st pers. sing, of sdipa. 

 "wa-sdo'-ea, v. of sdoca ; to know. 

 wa-sdon'-ya, v. of sdonya ; to know, — wasdon- 



waya, wasdonuflyaijpi. 

 wa-sdon'-ya-pi, n. knowledge. 

 "wa-sdon'-ye, n. one who knows. 

 ■wa-sdon'-ye-ya, v. a. to cause to know, — wa- 



sdonyewaya. 

 ■wa-se', n. red earth, vermillion : Waseyuzapi, 



Vermillion river. 

 ■wa-se '-yaij-ka, v. n. to have a spot on one's 



face, etc., — wasemayaijka. 

 •vsra-si'-cu, n. the keel or bottom of a boat. 

 ■wa-si'-cu-ha, n. the bottom of a boat ; the bot- 

 tom of a beards foot. 



