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^w■o'-kear), v. of yukdai) ; to judge, understand, 

 form an opinion, decide, — wamdukcai). 



"WO'-kear), n. wic'asta wokcaij, a prophet. 



TWO'-kear)-ka, n. one loho understands things. 



"wo'-ke-ya, n. a shelter, a cover, a booth. 



■wo'-ki-ear)-pte, w. comfort, consolation. 



■wo'-ki-ei-ei-ya-pi, n. talking to each other, 

 friendly intercourse. 



\wo'-kl-ei-ze, n. fighting. 



■wo'-ki-ei-zu, n. of wozu ; to sow or plant for 

 one, — wowedizu. 



■wo'-ki-coi)-ze, n. law, government, kingdom. 



wo'-ki-da-pi, n. the act of requesting. 



"wo'-ki-ksu-ye, n. of kiksuya ; remembrance. 



"wo'-ki-ksar), n. rape. See wikiksaij. 



"WO'-ki-kta, n. of kikta ; watching, waking. 



■wo'-ki-mnarj-ka, adj. liberal, large ; good, wise, 

 honored. 



■wo'-ki-ni, v. of okini : to get a share, acquire, — 

 wowakini, wouijkinipi. 



■wo'-ki-ni-har), n. of kinihaq ; honor, respect. 



■wo'-ki-pa-zir), n. opposition, rebellion. 



"wo'-ki-tar), n. a little of any thing : wokitai) 

 mayaku, thou hast given me very little. 



Awo'-ki-tar), n. of kitai) ; obstinacy. 



■wo'-ki-tar)-ir), n. manifestation. 



■wo'-ki-tarj-ig-yai), adv. gloriously. 



wo'-ki-tarj-yar), adv. obstinately, perversely. 



•wo'-ki-ya, v. of okiya : to speak with, talk with ; 

 to make peace, — wowakiya, wourjkiyapi. 



■^w■o'-ki-ya, v. of okiya ; to help. See wawokiya. 



wo'-ki-yag, cont. of wokiyaka ; wokiyag wahi, / 

 have come to announce to one. 



■wo'-ki-ya-ka, v. of okiyaka ; to tell to one, de- 

 clare to, — wowakiyaka and wowakimdaka, woya- 

 kiyaka and woyakidaka, wouijkiyakapi. 



wo'-ki-ya-pi, n. making peace, peace, a cove- 

 nant. 



■wo'-ki-ye, n. peace. See wookiye. 



•wo'-ki-ye-a-i-e--wi-ca-ki-ya-pi, n. councillors. 



■wo'-ki-yu-he, n. of kiyuha ; copulation. 



"wo'-ki-yu-ske, n. setting free, deliverance. 



■wo'-ki-zi, n. of okizi ; healing ; salve. 



■wo'-ki-zi-ya, v. to heal, — wokiziwaya. 



■wo'-ki-zl-ye, n. a healer ; that which heals, 

 salve. 



■wo'-ki-za, V. of woza ; to make hasty-pudding 

 for one, — wowakiza. 



■wo'-ko-ki-pe, n. of kokipa ; fear ; the cause of 

 fear. 



■wo'-ko-ki-pe-ya, adv. fearfully. 



■wo'-kor), n. of koi) ; desire, something desirable. 



■Wo'-kor)-ka, n. soinething desired. 



■wo'-kor)-ze, n. a decree, law, influence. 



"wo'-ko-ya-ke, n. of koyaka ; clothing. 



"WO'-ko-ze, n. a swinging, a brandishing. 

 ■wo'-kpar), v. of yukpaij ; to grind, as grain, — 



wamdukpaq : wokpai) wahi, / have come to 



grind. 

 ■wo'-kpar)-ti-pi, n. a grinding mill. 

 ■wo'-ksa, V. of yuksa ; to break off, to pull, as corn, 



— wamduksa, wauijyuksapi. 

 •wo'-ksa-pe, n. of ksapa ; toisdom. 

 "wo'-ksa-pi, n. pulling corn, harvest ; those en- 

 gaged in harvesting, reapers. 

 'wo'-ksa-pi-'wi, n. the harvest moon, August. 

 ■wo'-kte, n. of kte ; a killing. 

 ■wo'-kte-ka, n. one who kills much. 

 ■wo'-kte-ya, v. a. to have for the purpose of 



killing things, as a gun or dog, — woktewaya. 

 "wo'-ku-ze, n. of kuia ; idleness, laziness. 

 "wo'-ku-zi-te, n. laziness. 

 "wo'-ke, n. of ka ; a digging ; a place dug to 



bury in. 

 ■wo'-kii), n. of kii) ; <» ^ac^ ; a carrying. 

 ■wo'-ku, V. of o^u ; to give food ; to lend, — wo- 



waku. 

 ■wo'-ku-pi, n. a lending, giving, 

 ■wo'-mdu, V. of yumdu ; to pulverize, to plough, 



— wamdumdu. 

 "wo'-mna, v. of omna ; to smell, perceive smell ; 



to have smell, — wowamna. 

 "wo'-mna-ka, n. any thing that gives forth much 



odor. 

 ■wo'-mna-sni, adj. pure, clean, inodorous ; i. q. 



wimnasni and wiqmnasni. Said of one who is 



unmarried. 

 ■vsro'-mna-ye, n. a collection. 

 "wo'-mni-ei-ye, n. an assembly. See wicomni- , 



diye. 

 wo'-mni-he-ea, n. activity. See wicomniheda. 

 "won, cont. of wota : won mani, he toalks eating. 

 "wo'-na-ke, v. of naka ; a tremor, an omen. 

 "wo'-na-se, n. of nasa ; a hunting of buffalo. 

 ■wo'-na-te, v. to stop giving to one, to withhold, — 



wonawate, wonamayate. 

 wo'-na-te-ya, v. a. not to give to one as one 



has been accustomed to do, — wonatewaya. 

 "wo'-na-ti-ee, v. n. not to have received any 



thing ; to be disappointed, — wonamatide. 

 ■wo'-ni-hiq-ei-ye, n. of nihiijdiya ; fright. 

 •won'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to eat, to feast, — 



wonwakiya. 

 ■wo'-nu-ka, adj. fertile, as land, producing well : 



maka wonvka,, fertile land. 

 ■won'-ya, v. a. to cause to eat, to make a feast : 



wonwidawaya, / cause them to eat. 

 •wo'-o-hda-ke, m. of ohdaka; a declaring of 



one's own rights or intentions. 

 ■wo'-o-hi-ye, n. of ohiya ; victory. 



