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■wa-yu'-tu-ta, v. of yututa ; to make smart by 



rubbing, — wamdututa. 

 ■wa-yu'-tu-tka, v. of yututka ; to break into small 



pieces. 

 "wa-jni'-ta, v. of yuta ; to kill, choke to death, — 



wamduta. 

 ■wa-yu'-tir)-za, v. of yutiqza ; to make firm, — 



wamdutiijza. 

 ■wa-yu'-"wa-cir)-tor), v. of yuwacJiqtoi) ; to make 



intelligent. 

 "wa-yu'-vra-hiri-yarj-za, v. to make morose or 



ill disposed. 

 ■wa-yu'-vra-hba-dai), v. of yuwaibadaq ; to 



make gentle or mild, — wamduwahbadan. 

 ■wa-yu'-^wa-hpa-ni-ea, v. of yuwahpanica ; to 



make poor, — wamduwaipanica. 

 ■wa-yu'-"wa-Me-ka, v. to make unable to do 



well, to incapacitate ; i. q. oiispesni daka. 

 ■wa-yu'-'wa-kaQ, v. of yuwakai) ; to make sa- 

 cred, to consecrate, — wamduwakai). 

 "wa-yu'-"war)-ka, v. of yuwaijka ; to throw 



down. 

 ■wa-yu'--war)-kan-i-eu, v. to lift up : wayu- 



waqkan iyeya, to raise or pry up. 

 •wa-yu'-"wa-s'a-ka, v. of yuwa^'aka ; to make 



strong, to invigorate, — wamduwa^'aka. 

 •wa-yu'-vra-sa-ka-dar), v. of yuwa^akadaij ; to 



make cheap or easy, — wamduwasakadar). 

 vra-yu'--wa-s'a-ke-sni, v. to make weak, — wa- 



mduwas'ake^ni. 

 "wa-yu'-'wa-ste, v. of yuwaste ; to make good, 

 to improve, — wamduwaite, waduwaste, wauijyu- 

 wastepi. 

 "wa-yu'-Tve-ga, v. of yuwega ; to break partly 



off, — wamduwega. 

 'wa-yu'-'wi, v. of yuwi ; to wrap around. 

 'wa-yu'-'wi-ca-ka, v. of yuwidaka ; to make 



true. 

 ■wa-yu'--wi-ea-sta-sni, v. of yuwidasta^ni ; to 



make bad, debase, corrupt, — wamduwica^tasni. 

 wa-yu'-'wi-linu-ni, v. of yuwihnuni ; to destroy, 



— wamduwilinuni. 

 ■wa-yu'-"wir)-ga, v. of yuwiijga ; to turn around. 

 ^va-yu'-■wiI)-ge-ca, n. one who turns about. 

 "wa-yu'-'wiij-ta, v. of yuwiqta ; to spread out 



the hands to ; to stroke, — wamduwiqta. 

 "Wa-yu.'-'wiij-za, v. of yuwiijia ; to bend down. 

 ■wa-yu'-"wi-tar)-tar), v. to make proud. 

 ■wa-yu'-'wn.-ta-ya, v. of yuwitaya; to gather 



together, to collect, — wamduwitaya. 

 "Wa-yu'-'wi-tko, v. of yuwitko ; to make drunk, 



— wamduwitko. 

 ■wa-yu'-vri-tko-tko-ka, v. to make foolish. 

 "wa-yu'-"wi-ye-ya, v. of yuwiyeya ; to make 

 ready, — waraduwiyeya. 



vra-yu'-za, v. of yuza ; to take ; to lake the clothes 

 of those who come home in triumph, — wamduza. 

 See wakiyuza. 

 "wa-yu'-za-mni, v. of yuzamni ; to uncover, — 



wamduzamni. 

 "wa-yu'-zar), v. of yuzai) ; to part or separate, as 



hair on the head. 

 ■wa-yu'-ze, v. of yuze ; to lade or dip out from 



a kettle, — wamduze. 

 "wa-yu'-zi-da, v. of yuzic'a ; to stretch, — wamdu- 



zica. 

 ■wa-yii'-zoq-ta, v. of yuzoijta ; to make con- 

 nected ; to decide, — wamduzoijta. 

 •wa-yu'-zur)-ea, v. Same as wayuzoijta. 

 •wa-yu'-za, v. of yuia ; to stir vp ; to make 



mush or hasty pudding, — wamduia. 

 "wa-yu'-za-ka, v. of yuiaka ; to pull open, — 



wamduzaka. 

 "wa-jni'-za-za, v. of yuiaia ; to wash, as clothes ; 

 to do a washing, — wamduiaia, waduiaia, wauq- 

 yuiaiapi. See woiaia. 

 ■wa-3ru.'-zir)-ea, v. of yuiiqca; to pull or blow, 



as the nose, — wamduziijca. 

 "wa-jru'-zi-pa, v. of yuiipa ; to pinch ; one toho 



pinches, — •wamduztpa. 

 ■wa-yu'-zur), v. of yuiuij ; to pull out by the 



roots, — wamduzui). 

 •wa-yu'-zu-zu, v. of yuiuzu ; to tear down, to 



demolish, — wamduzuiu. 

 "wa-zi', n. a pine, pines. 

 "wa-zi'-sa-ka, n. a species of pine, perhaps the 



pitch pine, the fir. 

 ■wa-zi'-se, m. like pines ; giants. 

 Wa-zi'-ya, n. the northern god or god of the 

 north ; a fabled giant who lives at the north and 

 blows cold out of his mouth. He draws near 

 in winter and recedes in summer. By some Wa- 

 ziya is confounded with Heyoka, but he seems to 

 be a different being. 

 "wa-zi'-ya-pa, adv. at the north, to the north. 

 •v(ra-zi'-y a-pa-tai)-hai), adv. northwards ; from 



the north. 

 •wa-zi'-ya-ta, n. at the pines, the north. 

 ■wa-zi '-ya-tar)-har), adv. at the north, from the 



north. 

 ■wa-zi'-ya-ta-tarj-har), adv. from the north. 

 ■wa-zu', V. 1st pers. sing, of iu. 

 •wa'-zu, V. of aiu ; to lay up to dry, as rice, etc. ; 

 to apply externally, as a poultice, — wdwazu, w4- 

 uijiupi. 

 ■wa'-zu-dar), n. the hoards or deposits of squir- 

 rels, etc. 

 "wa-zuij'-tka, n. the name of a small yellow 



bird. 

 "wa-zui)'-tka-dar), «. Same as wazuijtka. 



