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■wa'-skam-ya, v. of askamya ; to make stick on, 



as a plaster, — waskamwaya. 

 "wa'-skam-ya-pi, n. a pitch plaster. 

 ■wa'-ska-pe, n. sticking plaster. 

 "wa-sku'-ya, n. green corn boiled and afterwards 



shelled and dried ; sweet corn. 

 ■wa-sku'-ye-da, n. fruit of all kinds. 

 "wa-sna', n. lard, grease, tallow. 

 ■wa-sna'-po-hdl, n. pimples. 

 •wa-sna'-ta-sa-ka, n. tallow. 

 ■wa-sor)', V. of soi) ; to braid in strings, as com 



or hair, — wawasoi) ; also 1st pers. sing, of sog. 

 ■wa-spar)'-ta-ha-za, n. service berries. 

 ■wa-spar)'-ta-he-ya, n. (wa spai) and heya) 



small black bugs or grubs which appear when the 



snow melts off : hence the name. 

 "wa-stu'-ste-ya, v. to weary one, — wastuste- 



waya. See wa^tu^teya. 

 "Wa-su', n. hail. 

 ■wa-su'-tor), v. of sutoi) ; to get ripe, ripen, as 



grain or fruit. 

 ■wa-su'-toQ-pi, n. harvest. 

 ■wa-su'-toQ-vn, n. the moon in which com 



ripens, answering to August. 

 ■wa-s'ag, cont. of was'aka : was'ag hiijhda, to be- 

 come strong ; wa^'agi^iya, to strengthen oneself. 

 ■wa-s'ag'-ya, v. a. to make strong, — wai'agwaya, 



wa4'agui)yai)pi. 

 "wa-s'a'-ka, adj. strong, — wama^'aka, wanii'aka, 



wauijs'akapi. 

 "wa-sa'-ka-dai), adj. cheap ; easy, opposed to 



tehika. 

 "wa-sa'-ka-ye-darj, adv. easily, cheaply. 

 ■wa-se'-ea, adj. rich, especially in provisions, — 



wamaseca, wani4eda, waugiec'api. 

 ■wa-se'-sa, n. red paint, vermillion. 

 ■wa-si'-ca-ho-wa-ya, v. to cry out badly, to 



moan, to groan, — wa^icahowamda. 

 ■wa-si'-ee-da-ka, v. of ^idedaka ; to dislike ; one 



who dislikes, — wa^idewadaka. 

 Wa-si'-6ur), n. Frenchmen, in particular ; all 



white men, in general. It is said that this word 



is nearly synonymous with wakai), — Wama^idu^, 



Wani^icui). 

 Wa-si'-6ur)-ho-ksi-dai3, n. a French boy ; the 



common name for the Canadians in the Dakota 



country ; any one who labors. 

 Wa-si'-eur)-liir)-6a, n. a Frenchman from 



France. 

 Wa-si'-cur)-"wa-kar), «. the name given to mis- 

 sionaries and ministers of the Gospel generally. 



Same as wica^tawakai). 

 "Wa-si'-hda, v. to mourn for the dead, put on 



mourning ; to paint oneself black, as in mourn- 

 ing, — wa^inwahda, wa^inughdapi. 



■wa-si'-hda, n. mourning habiliments. 

 "wa-si'-hda-hda-ka, n. one who gets angry at 



every thing. See sihda. 

 wa-si'-hda-ya, adv. in mourning. 

 ■wa-si'-Rar), v. of sihai) ; to act wickedly, — wa- 



siwahai). 

 ■wa-si'-kte, n. pulmonary consumption, any lin- 

 gering disease. See wa^iijkte. 

 •wa-sir)', n. fat not tried out, fat meat, pork. 

 ■wa-sir)'-kte, n. pulmonary consumption, a lin- 

 gering disease. 

 ■wa-sir)'-yar)-se-ea, n. a species of fish with red 



fins. 

 ■wa-si'-tki-hda, v. to be angry. 

 ■wa-si'-tki-hda-ya, v. of ^itkihdaya ; to distress 



or make angry ; one who makes angry. 

 ■wa-skar)'-skar)-yar), v. to cause to move ; one 



who causes to move or live, — waskag^kagwaya. 

 "wa-sna'-he-ea, n. soft snow, snow that falls in 



soft fakes. See wahisnahec'a. 

 ■wa-snis'-ya, v. to cause to wither ; one who 



causes to wither, — wa^niswaya. 

 "wa-sni'-za, adj. withered. See sniia. 

 ■wa-sor)', n. See wasui). 

 ■wa-spar)'-ka, n. cooked food. 

 ■wa-spar)'-yai), v. of ^paijyaq ; to cook, as food, 



— waspaijwaya. 

 ■wa-ste', adj. good; pretty, — mawa^te, ui)wa- 



stepi. 

 ■wa-ste'-ea, adj. See wa^tec'aka. 

 "wa-ste'-ca-ka, adj. good, well disposed. 

 ■wa-ste '-da, v. a. to esteem good, to love, — waite- 



wada, wasteugdapi, wastedida. 

 ■wa-ste'-da-ka, v. a. to love, — wadtewadaka. 

 ■wa-ste '-da-ka-pi, w. love; one who is loved. 

 ■wa-ste '-hir)-6a, adj. very good. 

 ■wa-ste '-i-cl-da, v. reflex, of waiteda; to love 



oneself, to be selfish ; to be proud, — wa^temi^ida. 

 "wa-ste'-ki-ei-da-pi, v. recip. loving each other ; 



wa^tekicidakapi, loving one another. 

 ■wa-ste '-ki-da, v. pos. of wa^teda ; to love one's 



own, — wastewakida. 

 ■wa-ste '-ki-da-ka, v. pos. of waitedaka ; to love 



one's own, — wa^tewakidaka. 

 ■wa-ste'-mna, adj. sweet-scented, odoriferous, 

 ■wa-ste '-mna-y a, v. a. to perfume, to embalm, 



— wastemnawaya, wa^temnamayag. 

 ■wa-ste'-ste, adj. red. of wa^te. 

 ■wa-ste'-ste-ya, adv. red. of wasteya. 

 ■wa-ste '-y a, v. a. to make good, — waste waya. 

 ■wa-ste'-ya, adv. well, in a good manner. 

 ■wa-ste'-ya-ken, adv. well. 

 ■wa-stu'-ea, v. to thaw. 

 ■wa-stun'-ya, v. of ^tunya; to thaw, cause to 



thaw, as any thing frozen, — waitunwaya. 



