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wo'-hdu-ze-ya, v. a. to have for wohduze, — wo- 

 hduzewaya. 



■WO '-he, V. See wohai]. 



■wo'-he-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to cook ; to have 

 for a cook, — wohewakiya. 



•wo'-he-ki-ya-pi, n. a cook: wohewicakiyapi, 

 cooks. 



■wo'-he-yui), n. a package, a bundle, as of dried 

 meat. 



'^Wo'-hi-ti, adj. furious, terrible. 



^wo'-hi-ti-d.a, v. a. to regard as furious, — wohi- 

 wada : wohitiiiJida, to think oneself terrible, — wo- 

 hitimi(5ida. 



vro'-hi-ti-da-ka, v. Same as wohitida. 



"WO'-hi-ti-hda, n. of hitihda ; something loathed. 



"wo'-hi-ti-ka, adj. terrible, furious, violent ; ener- 

 getic, — womahitika, wouijhitipika. 



■wo'-hi-ti-ya, adv. furiously, violently ; energeti- 

 cally. 



"wo'-hl-ya, v. to overcome, conquer. See ohiya. 



■wo'-hmuQ-ke, n. something to be trapped, as 

 beaver, etc. 



■wo'-hna, prep. in. See ohna. 



■wo'-hna-ka, v. of ohnaka ; to put or place in, 

 — wowahnaka. 



•wo'-hna-ye, n. of hnayaq ; deceit. 



■wo'-ho-da, V. of ohoda ; to honor. See wooho- 

 da. 



■wo'-lia, n. of ha ; a place to bury in, a corn-hole 

 or other pla,ce of deposit in the ground, a cache ; 

 a cellar, a pit ; something buried. 



■wo'-ha-ka, n. of ohaka ; something that hurts 

 or injures, whether externally or internally ; some- 

 thing eaten that does not agree with the stomach ; 

 poison. 



■wo'-lia-ka, v. of ohaka ; to be poisoned, — woma- 

 haka. 



"wo'-hdo-ke-ca, n. one who invents, an inventor. 



"wo'-hirj-yai), v. of ohiijyai) ; to be dissatisfied 

 with, to take offence at, — wowahiijyai). 



■wo'-hir)-yar)-pi, n. dissatisfaction, offence. 



Avo'-hpa, V. a. to carry presents to give in ex- 

 change for a woman, to buy a wife, — wowahpa 

 and wamduhpa. Buying is the honorable way 

 of taking a wife among the Dakotas. Usually 

 they pay about the value of $40 — a horse, four 

 or five guns, or six or eight blankets. 



■WO'-Rpa-pi, n. buying a wife. 



■wo'-i-ea-ge, n. of idaga ; a growth ; a creation. 



■wo'-i-6ai)-ksi, n. ill-temper. 



■wo'-i-ea-zo, n. of icazo ; debt ; credit. 



"Wo'-i-ea-ze, adj. many, very many : wic'a^ta 

 woicaze. 



"wo'-i-ca-ze-ka, adj. very many. 



■wo'-i-cu, n. of icu ; a receiving. 

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"wo'-i-ei-hde, n. one who lays up for himself ; 

 substance. 



■wo'-i-en-hde, n. a casting up to, charging 

 with. 



"wo'-i-har)-inde, n. a dream. 



"wo'-i-hda-ka, v. reflex, of wohdaka ; to declare 

 oneself, declare one's purposes ; to vow, — womi- 

 hdaka. 



•wo'-i-hda-tai), n. boasting. 



■wo'-i-hnu, n. murmuring. See wowihnu. 



"wo'-i-ha, n. something laughable. 



■wo'-i-ha-dar), n. something that causes laughter. 

 See wowihadai). 



•wo'-i-ta-ha, n. raillery. 



"wo'-i-ha-ya, adv. laughably, ludicrously. 



■wo'-i-Ra-ya-ken, adv. ludicrously. 



"wo'-i-ki-ksa-pe, n. experience. 



■wo'-i-ksa-pe, n. something difficult. 



■wo'-i-ksa-pe-ea, n. that which is difficult. 



■wo'-i-na-fibe, n. of inahma ; concealment. 



■wo'-i-na-pe, n. See wowinape. 



■wo'-i-pu-za, n. thirst. 



■wo'-i-stiri-be, «. of istirima ; sleep. 



•wo'-i-stirj-ma, n. sleep. 



■Wo'-i-tor)-pe, n. carefulness. See wowitoi)pe. 



"Wo'-i-tor)-sni, n. of itoijsni ; a lie, falsehood. 



■wo'-i-tu-ka-ge, n. a falsehood. 



■wo'-i-ye-ee-tu, n. fulfilment, uprightness. 



■wo'-i-yo-ki-si-ce, n. sorrow, sadness. 



"wo'-i-yu-skir), n. gladness. See wowiyuskii). 



vro'-ka-ga, v. of okaga ; to make like. 



"wo'-ka-ge, n. of kaga ; any thing made, forms. 



■wo'-ka-ge, adj. stuck full of splinters or briers, 

 — womakage. 



■wo'-ka-gi, n. of kagi ; a hindrance. 



"wo'-ka-gi-ye, n. one who obstructs, 



■wo'-ka-ha-ke, n. the cause of sadness or evil : 

 wokahake wanin waui], / have no cause of sad- 

 ness. 



"wo'-ka-lini-ga, v. of okaliniga ; to understand, 

 — wowakahniga. 



■wo'-ka-hni-ge, n. of kahniga ; choice. 



'wo'-ka-kis-ye, n. the cause of suffering. 



"wo'-ka-ki-ze, n. of kakiza ; suffering, misery. 



•wo'-ka-par), n. pounded meat; a meat-block. 



■wo-ka'-pa-za, n. pungency, any thing pungent, 

 as pepper. 



"wo'-ka-pe, n. of kapa ; going beyond, transgres- 

 sion ; one who catches a ball. 



■wo'-ka-sda-ta, v. of okasdata; to stick in, as a 

 splinter, — womakasdata, wonidasdata. 



■wo-ka'-sda-te, n. a splinter. 



■wo'-ka-se, n. of kasa ; a deposit in the snow. 



■wo'-ka-se-ye, n. something opposing, a hin- 

 drance. 



