10 DAKOTA -ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
ened bread, because like the lungs— 
éagu. 
a-ha’-ha-ye-dan, adv. not 
firmly, movably. See hahayeday. 
a-ha’-kam, adv. after. Not much 
used. See ohakam. 
a-ha’-kam-ye-dan, adv _ not 
deep, shallow; said of dipping up 
anything when it is shallow. 
a-han’, v.n. (a and han) to stand 
on, rest on—awahayn, ayahay, unka- 
hanpi. Ahe éin, a foundation. 
a-hay’,v imperat. only; take care: 
ahay duéna kta, take care, you will 
a-hda’, v.a. (a and hda) to take 
home, carry or bear home—awahda, 
ayahda, unkahdapi, amahda, adi- 
hda, wiéunkahdapi. 
a-hda’, v. col. pl. of hda; they go 
home. : 
a-hda’-da,v.a. pos. of akada; to 
scatter one’s own upon—awahdada. 
a-hda’-ge-ge, v.a. pos. of aka- 
gege; to sew one’s own upon. 
a-hda’-hay, v. a. (ahda and han) 
to stand carrying home. 
a-hda’-hayn, v.n. to bear up, be 
strong enough to bear, as ice—ama- 
mistake. | hdahan, unkahdahanpi, awiéahda- 
a-han’, intj. of assent: from han, hay. 
yes. a-hda’-hayn, v., col. pl. they keep 
going home one after another. 
a-hda’-hpa, v. pos. of akalpa; 
a-han’-han, v._ red. of ahan, to} 
stand on; and also of ahan, to take 
care. 
a-han’-ke-ta, adv at the end. 
See ihanketa. 
a-han’-ke-ya, adv. immediately, 
then, following, at the end of. 
a-hay’-mde, v.a. (a and hanmde) 
to dream about something wakan— 
awahanmde. 
a-hayn’-mna, v. 4. (a and hanmna) 
to dream about anything—awahan- 
mna, ayahanmna. 
a-han’-zi, v.n._ to be shady upon, 
overshadowed—amahayzi. 
a-hay’-zi-ya, v.a. toovershadow, 
cause shade upon, make dark upon; 
to screen from the sun; to reveal to 
one, as the shadows of things go- 
ing before; to give a presentiment 
of—ahanziwaya, ahanzimayay. 
a-hda’-hpe-ki-ton, wv. 
to throw, as a garment, over one’s 
own; to cover one’s own—awahda- 
hipa. 
pos. of 
akalipeton; to clothe or cover one’s 
own—ahdahpewakiton, ahdalipe- 
yakiton. 
a-hda’-lhpe-toy, v. pos. of aka- 
lipetoy; to clothe one’s own—ahda- 
hpewaton, ahdalipeyaton. 
a-hda’-hpe-ya, v. pos. of aka- 
hipeya; to cover one’s own—ahda- 
lipewaya, ahdalipeunyanpi: taku 
ahdahpeyapi, clothes. See aihda- 
hpeya. 
a-hda’-ksa, v.a. pos. of akaksa; 
to cut off one’s own upon—awahda- 
ksa. 
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