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"wa-ya'-sba, v. to pick of with the teeth, — wa- 



mdasba. 

 ■wa-ya'-sde-ca, v. of yasdec'a : to split with the 



teeth. 

 wa-ya'-sdo-hai), v. to drag along with the 



mouth, as a wolf or other animal does his prey. 

 "wa-ya'-sdu-ta, v. to pull out with the teeth, as 



a dog does. 

 ■wa-ya'-ska-pa, v. ho wayaskapa. Said of the 



creaking noise made by fish when they come to 



the top of the water. 

 ■wa-ya'-ske-pa, v. of yaskepa ; to drink all out. 

 ■wa-ya'-ski-ca, v. of yaskica ; to press on with 



the mouth, — wamdaskic'a. 

 ■wa-ya'-ski-ta, v. to press on with the mouth, 



make tight, — wamdaskita. 

 "wa-ya'-sku, v. of yasku ; to peel off with the 



teeth, bite off the skin or rind, — wamdasku. 

 ■wa-ya'-sku-sku, v. red. of wayasku ; to bite off 



the rind or hull, — wamdaskusku. 

 "wa-ya'-sma-ka, v. to bite and make indenta- 

 tions. 

 "wa-ya'-smir), v. to gnaw off, as dogs do. 

 •wra-ya'-sinig-yaQ-yar), v. to be eaten off 



smooth. 

 "wa-ya'-sna, v. to make ring with the mouth ; to 



ravel, — wamdasna. 

 ■wa-ya'-sni, v. to make go out by talking, talk 



until the fire goes out. 

 ■wa-ya'-so-ta, v. of yasota ; to eat all up, as 



food ; to use up, as words, — wamdasota. 

 "wa-ya'-so-te-ea, n. one who eats up much. 

 ■wa-ya'-spa-ya, v. of yaspaya ; to wet with the 



tnouth, — wamdaspaya. 

 ■wa-ya'-star)-ka, v. to moisten with the mouth. 

 ■wa-ya'-sto, v. of yasto ; to lick down, as one 



cow does the hair of another. 

 "wa-ya'-su, v. of yasu ; to make good with the 



mouth, bij speaking, etc., — wamdasii. 

 "Wa-ya'-su-ta, v. of yasuta ; to make firm with 



the mouth, to establish or decree, — wamdasuta. 

 "wa-ya'-sa-pa, v. of yasapa ; to soil with the 



mouth. 

 ■wa-ya'-sda, v. of yasda ; to graze off, make bare, 



as cattle do by grazing. 

 ■wa-ya'-sdo-ka, v. of yasdoka ; to bite out. 

 "wa-ya'-si-ea, v. of yasica ; to speak evil of, to 



curse, — wamda^ica, wauijya^icapi. 

 ■wa-ya'-si-hda, v. of yasihda ; to make angry by 



talking to. 

 "wa-ya'-si-Mir), v. of yasihtii] ; to enfeeble by 



biting or talking to, — wamdasihtii). 

 ■wa-y a'-si-pa, v. of yasipa ; to bite off close. 

 ■wa-ya'-ska, v. of ya^ka ; to untie with the 



mouth. 



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wa-ya'-skag-skai), v. of yaskaijskai) ; to cause 



to move with the mouth. 

 ■wa-ya'-ski-ca, v. of yaskida ; to chew and press 



with the mouth, as in chewing tobacco, — wamda- 



skica. 

 "wa-ya'-ski-ska, v. of yaskiska; to bite and 



make rough ; to get into difficulty by talking, — 



wamdaskiska. 

 •wa-ya'-sko-kpa, v. of yaskokpa ; to gnaw out 



a hollow place, — wamdaskokpa. 

 ■wa-ya'-sko-pa, v. of yaskopa ; to make warp or 



twist with the mouth. 

 'wa-ya'-sko-tpa, v. Same as wayaikokpa. 

 ■wa-ya'-sna, v. of ya^na ; to miss or let fall 



from the mouth ; to make mistakes in talking ; 



to stammer, — wamdasna. 

 ■wa-ya'-spa, v. of yaspa; to bite off pieces, — 



wamdaspa. 

 "wa-ya'-spi, v. of yaspi ; to pick off fruit, as 



birds do. 

 "wa-ya'-spu, v. of yaspu ; to pick off with the 



mouth something that has been stuck on. 

 wa-ya'-spu-ya, v. of ya^puya ; to tickle by 



biting, as lice or fleas. 

 ■wa'-ya-star), v. of ayaitai) ; to complete with 



the mouth, as eating or speaking, — wiimdastai). 

 "wa-ya'-su-za, v. of yasuza ; to crush with the 



mouth. 

 ■wa-ya'-ta, v. 2d pers. sing, of wota. 

 "wa-ya'-ta, v. of wota ; to chew, — wamdata. 

 ■wa-ya'-ta-ku-nl-sni, v. to destroy with the 



mouth, — wamdatakunisni. 

 "Wa-ya'-tar), n. a blister, blister salve. 

 •wa-ya'-tar)-ir), v. of yataqii) ; to make manifest, 



— wamdatai)ir). 

 ■wa-ya'-tar)-ka, v. of yataijka ; to speak of as 



large, — wamdatai)ka. 

 "wa-ya'-te-har), v. to speak of as far. 

 ■wa-ya'-te-har)-har), v. to speak slow, — wa- 



mdatehaijhai). 

 "wa-ya'-te-M-ka, v. of yatehika ; to speak of as 



difficult, — wamdatehika. 

 "wa-ya'-te-kon-za, v. to chew the cud, as cows. 

 "wa-ya'-te-pa, v. of yatepa ; to wear off the teeth, 



— wamdatepa. 

 ■wa-ya'-ti-tar), v. of yatitag ; to pull with the 



teeth, — wamdatitai). 

 •wa-ya'-tkai), v. of yatkai) ; to drink, — wa- 



mdatkai), wauijyatkaijpi. 

 ■wa-ya'-tke-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to drink ; to 



give medicine to, — wayatkewakiya. 

 ■wa-ya'-tkor)-tkor)-ta, v. See wayakoijtkoijta. 

 ■wa-ya'-tkori-za, v. of yatkoijza ; to make equal, 



— wamdatkoi) za. 

 •wa-ya'-tkui)-za, v. See wayatkoijza. 



