8 DAKOTA - ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
a-ée’-pa, v. n.(a and éepa) to be 
Jat for, be in good order; to be get- 
ting fatter: 7. q. kitanna éepa. 
a-ée’-sdi, v. a (a and Gesdi) to 
éesdi on anything—a¢éewasdi, aée- 
yasdi. See éesdi. 
a-ée’-sdi, ». something to éesdi 
on, as a diaper. ; 
a-Ge’-ti, v. a. (a and éeti) to make 
a fire on or at, as a log; to heat, asa 
gun-lock, for the purpose of hard- 
ening; to burn, as stone or brick, in 
a kiln—aéewati, aGeyati, aGeuntipi. 
a-Ge’-ya, v. a. (a and Geya) to cry 
Jor anything, as a child does; to 
mourn for, as for one dead—awa- 
éeya, ayaceya, unkaéeyapi. 
a-Ge’-ya-pi, part. crying for, 
cried for. 
a-Govn’-ka-Ske, ». aplace fenced 
in, a fort. See éonkagke and éan- 
kaska. 
a-é0’-pa, v. a. (a and éopa) to 
wade into the water for anything— 
acowapa, aGoyapa, acGounpapi. 
a-Gos’-ya, adv. warmly. 
a-é0’-za, v.n.(aand éoza) to be 
warm on, to be comfortable. 
a-Gu’, v. n. (a and éu) to dew on, 
bedew. 
a-éu’, n. and prep. dew upon. 
a-éu’-wi-ta, v. n. (a and éuwita) 
to be cold upon—amaéuwita. 
a-Gu’-ya, v.a. to cause dew upon, 
to bedew—aéuwaya. 
a-de’-tka, m. a branch or limb of 
a tree; a@ limb, as of the body. 
a-de’-Za, v.a.(a and deza) to uri- 
nate on anything—awadeza, aya- 
deza, unkadezapi. 
a-de’-za, n. a diaper. 
a-di’, v. a. to climb up, climb a tree; 
to climb over, as a fence; to ascend, 
as a hill—awadi, ayadi, uynkadipi. 
a-di’-di, wv. red. of adi. 
a-di’-di-ya, adv. red. of adiya. 
a-di’-di-ya-ken, adv. im a 
climbing manner. 
a-di’-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to 
climb—adiwakiya. 
a-di’-ya, adv. climbing. 
a-di’-ya-ken, adv. inaclimbing 
way. 
a-do’-kso, v. a. (prob. of doksi) to 
fold up the arms; to put the hand 
under the arm—adowakso, adoya- 
kso, adounksopi. 
a-do’-kso-han, v. a. to fold in 
the arms; to put under the arm, as 
one’s cap—adowaksohayn: adokso- 
han i¢u, to fold in the arms—ado- 
ksohay iwaéu. 
a-dos’, cont. of adoza. 
a-dos’-dos, cont. of adosdoza: 
adosdos mahinhda. 
a-dos’-dos-ye-éa, v.n_ to ex- 
perience a burning sensation ; to be- 
come angry—adosdoswayeéa. See 
adosya. 
a-dos’-do-za, v.n. red. of adoza; 
to be scorched, but not cooked, as 
something held in the flame. 
a-dos’-ya, v.a. to scorch, as meat 
held in the flame; to have one’s feel- 
ings touched by any circumstance, 
to be made angry; adosyapi seksen 
