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■wl'-dun-ye, n. any thing to color red with, cochi- 

 neal. 

 ■wl-ha'-ha, n. See wihahaka. 

 ■wi-ha'-ha-ka, n. one who is pleased with trifles. 

 ■wl-ha'-ha-ya, adv. wihahaya i^u, to take trifles 



gladly. 

 ■wi-ha'-ke, n. the fifth child, if a daughter ; so 



called, probably, from its usually being the last. 

 ■wi'-haQ-mde, v. Same as wiharimna. 

 "wi'-haQ-mde-s'a, n. a dreamer. 

 ■vci'-harj-mna, v. of ihaqmna ; to dream, — wi- 



wahaijmna, wiuqhaijmnaripi. 

 ■wi'-har)-innar)-pi, n. a dreaming. 

 ■wl'-hda-hpa, v. pas. to strike or take down one's 



own tent, — wiwahdaipa. 

 •wi'-hda-sta-ka, v. pos. to beat one's wife, — wi- 



wahdastaka. 

 ■wi'-hda-"wa, v. of ihdawa ; to count oneself, — 



wiwahdawa. 

 "wi'-hdi, n. of ihdi ; oil, grease. 

 "Wi'-hdu-kear), v. of ihdukcai) ; to understand 



one's own or oneself, to form an opinion, — wiwa- 



hdukc'ai). 

 ■wl'-hl-na-pa, n. the sun rising, the east. 

 •wi'-hi-na-pa-tag-har), adv. from the east. 

 ■wi'-hi-ya-ye-daQ, n. a clock, a watch. 

 ■wi'-hmuq-ke, n. of tmuijka ; the rainbow ; a 



trap, a snare. In this latter sense, however, it is 



not much used. 

 Tvi'-hni, V. of ihni ; to hunt, as deer, — wiwahni. 

 ■wi'-hni-pl, n. a chafing deer. 

 ■wi'-hnu, V. of ihnu ; to murmur ; to reproach, 



accuse ; to be displeased with, — wiwahnu. 

 ■wi'-hnu-pi, n. a murmuring. 

 •wi-ho'-mni, n. turning round ; a prostitute. 

 ■wi-hu'-ta, n. the lower border of a tent. 

 ■wi-hu'-ta-i-na-ta-ke, n. something used to 



fasten up around the bottom of a tent, as grass. 

 wi-hu'-ti-pa-spe, n. tent-pins. 

 "Wl'-hai), V. of ihag ; to graze, eat grass, like 



cattle. 

 ■wi'-liaij-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to graze ; to keep 



cattle, — wihaijwakiya. 

 "wi'-liaQ-pi, n. a feeding, as cattle, a grazing. 

 ■wi'-haq-'wl-ea-ki-ye, n. a grazier. 

 ■wi-hi'-pa, n. (Sisit.) See wihupa. 

 ■wl'-hmuQ-ge, n. witch-medicine ; i. q. oi) kidi- 



hmuqgapi. 

 "wi-hu'-pa, n. the flaps of a tent. 

 "wi-i'-ci-hni, v. to scold or whip a woman, — wi- 



iwe(Sihni and wiiwakihni. 

 •Wi-i'-hni, v. to maltreat a woman, — ^wiiwahni. 

 "wi'-i-na-hma, v. to conceal a woman, take her 



off ; to commit fornication, — wiinawahbe, wiina- 

 . uqhmajjpi. 



■wi'-i-ya-or)-pa, v. to charge a man or woman 



with infidelity, accuse in reference to a woman, 



— wiiyawaoijpa, wiiyauij^oijpapi. 

 ■wi'-i-ya-OIJ-pa-pi, n. charging with infidelity 



or with having had illicit intercourse. 

 ■wi'-i-ya-pa-M-ee, n. the fastening of a tent at 



the top. 

 ■VBT-'-i-ya-ta-pi, n. a girl betrothed or given to 



one without his asking for her. See iyata. 

 •wl'-i-ya-ya, v. the sun sets ; sun-down. 

 ■wi'-i-ya-yu-lia, v. to leave home and take a 



wife at another village and live with her friends, 



— wiiyamduha. 

 •wiM-ya-yu-M-ya, adv. with the course of the 



sun, from, ea,st to west. 

 ■>wl-kee'-inna, num. adj. ten : wikdemna noqpa, 



twenty, etc. 

 ■wi'-ki-dar)-ye, n. tools, implements. 

 ■wl-ki'-ksar), v. to commit a rape, — wiwakikiaq. 

 ■wi-ki'-ksar)-pi, n. rape. 

 ■wi-ki'-sde, v. to offer indignities to women, — 



wiwakisde. 

 "Wl-ki'-sde-pi, n. a molesting or taking liberties 



with women. 

 •wi-ki'-sde-sde, v. red. of wikisde. 

 •wl-ki'-sde-ya, v. a. to offer insults to a woman, 



— wikisdewaya. 

 ■wi'-ki-yu-ta, v. to beckon to, talk by signs, — 



wiwakiyuta. 

 ■wi'-ko-pa, V. of ikopa ; to fear, be afraid, — wi- 



kowapa. 

 vri'-ko-pe-ca, «. one who is to be feared. 

 ■wi'-ko-pe-sni-yar), adv. without fear, securely. 

 ■wl-ko'-ska, n. a young woman, — wimakoika, 



wiuqkoskapi. 

 ■vyl'-ksa-pa, v. of iksapa ; to comprehend well, to 



liave experience, — wiwaksapa. 

 wi'-kte, V. to beat a woman, — wiwakte. 

 •wi'-ma-ka,-he-ya, n. that which tempts, that 



which leads one to kill any thing. 

 ■wi'-mna-sni, adj. not having knotvn women. 

 Mvin, coni. of wiqta : win ui), it is creeping. 

 "wi'-na-Eima, v. of inahma ; to hide, conceal. 



See wiinahma. 

 ■wa'-na-Ror), v. of naRoi) ; to hear, to be able to 



Mar, — winawahog : winahoq sni, deaf. 

 •wi'-na-ki-Avi-zi, v. to be jealous or envious of, — 



winawakiwizi. 

 ■wi'-na-ta-ke, n. of inatake; a fastening, a lock. 

 "wl'-na-'wl-zi, v. to be jealous or envious, — wina- 



wawizi, winauijwizipi. 

 ■wi-na'-'wi-zi-dai), «. the cockle-burr, or clot- 

 burr, a species of Xanthium. 

 ■wl'-na-'wl-zi-pl, n. jealousy. 

 ■wi-no'-li6a, n. S«e winoiigda. 



