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yuko^, clean, to be clean. yuWxti, very 

 clean, dutcn' yukoxtV, wash it A'ery 

 clean! — yukoyV, to cause to be clean, 

 to make clean {yuko^haye^, yuko'hiXnhe'). 

 paiddi/ yukoye', to wipe the feet clean 

 (on a mat, etc.) {i''patc1,du^ yuWhaye\ 

 {i^nkapatcMu^yukoniiXnW) .-^liWxtiyii' , 

 to make an object very clean {yuWxti- 

 liaye', yuko^xtihixnkef). Vdutca^ yuko'x- 

 tihaye^, did you wash it very clean? 

 ndn'tca yuko'xtiMinke', I washed it very 

 clean (see tea). — dayuko', to make bare 

 by biting.— yiilo, bald (10: 27). upa' 

 yuko', bald (Vyupa^yuko'', nkuiia^yuko'). 



yukpe^ or yukpeyai^', his or her legs 

 {i^yukpe{yan), nyu^kpei^yan)) (8: 15; 

 11: 3). nyukpe^yan nedV xye, my leg 

 hurts (x'ye, exceedingly?), yuhpe' adudi', 

 "wrapped around the legs," men's 

 garters, yukpe' iHi', yukpe^ iHiyan' , 

 the calf of the leg. Given by G. (26) 

 as yukpe^india. yukpe' piitsi' , the os tibia. 



yukuni. — a^yukHini', roasted (22: 78; p. 

 167: 3). a^yukixni, that was roasted 

 (31: 17). iya'yuku'ni, did you roast? 

 (31: 14). 



yuxu. — a^yuxudV, the sweet-gum tree 

 (Bk.?) ; probably identical with the fol- 

 lowing. ya''x udi', the sweet-gum tree 

 (Bj., M.). ayuxu' yinkV, the young 

 sweet-gum tree, ayuxu' anakV, the 

 "fruit" or "ball" of the young sweet- 

 gum tree, ayuxu' sinto'^ni', the resin or 

 gum from the sweet-gum tree. 



yusi. — ayusi^, haijusi (G.), ashes; dust 

 (cf. si). — ayii's katkV, roan (a color) 

 (evidently "ash-colored" — J. R. S. ). 

 yusatxa^, to be dusty, yusatxa^ ma'nki, 

 dukse'ka'"', it ia (lit., it lies) dusty; 

 sweep it (woman to woman). {Also 

 p. 138: 18, 19.) 



yunki. — ydnkVyafi, his or her daughter; 

 her husband's brother's daughter; his 

 brother's daughter; his father's broth- 

 er's son's daughter; her sister's daugh- 

 ter {V yixnkiya'"-' , nyv/nkiya'n^ ; \oc.,yCtn- 

 kV) (cf. ya'iiki). — yu'nka yl'nki, his or 

 her daughter's son; his or her sister's 



daughter's son; his brother's daughter's 

 son; his father's brother's son's daugh- 

 ter's son; his father's brother's 

 daughter's daughter's son {Vydnka 

 yVnki, nyfjfnka yVnki; voc, ny{(fnka 

 yinW). — ydnkado'di, his or her son's 

 daughter; her sister's son's daughter; 

 her husband's brother's son's daugh- 

 ter; his brother's or sister's son's 

 daughter; his father's brother's son's 

 son's daughter {Vydnkado'dl, nyttf- 

 nkado'di; voc, nyuiikado'). — yd'nka 

 ytcTiki, his or her daughter's daugh- 

 ter; his brother's daughter's daugh- 

 ter; his father's brother's eon's 

 daughter's daughter; his father's broth- 

 er's daughter's daughter's daughter; 

 his or her sister's daughter's daugh- 

 ter {i'yunka yu'nki, nyiX'nka yC/nki; 

 voc . , nyd'nka yd nk i'). kyako' ydnk iya'"'^, 

 his or her son's son's daughter; his 

 brother's son's son's daughter; his or 

 her sister's son's son's daughter; his 

 father's brother's son's son's son's 

 daughter {kyako' Vydnkiya'"'', kyako' 

 nydfnklya'"' ) • — yAnka'kUko'xi, his or her 

 real or potential daughter's son's 

 daughter; his or her real or potential 

 daughter's daughter's daughter; his 

 real or potential brother's daughter's 

 son's daughter; his real or potential 

 brother's or sister's daughter's daugh- 

 ter's daughter (i'?/ lin^f/ZjtiA'o'xi, ny^f/i^a'- 

 kttko'xi;\oc. , ny d nka'kltkoxi'' ) . -yimkado' 

 yVnkiyan, his or her son's daughter's son 

 {Vyunkado' yi'Tikiyun, ny{i''nkado yVn- 

 kiya'"'). — yUnkado' yii'nkiya'"-, his or her 

 son's daughter's daughter (Vyuilkado^ 

 yd'nkiyan, nyA'nkado y(i'nkiya7>').—kya- 

 ko' a'kitko'xi yti'nkiya'"', his or her 

 son's son's eon's daughter; his or her 

 son's son's daughter's daughter {kyakc/ 

 a'kXtko'xi Vyunklyan, kyako' a'kitko'od 

 nyn/nkiya'"' ) . — kyako' yULnka'kltko'xi, his 

 or her (real or potential) daughter's 

 daughter's son's daughter; his or her 

 (real or potential) daughter's daugh- 

 ter's daughter's daughter {kyako' i''yij,n- 

 ka'kltko'xi, kyako' nyHnka'kltko'xi). 



