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tie up a bundle on—ahemuy, ahe- 
nuy. 
a-hiy, v. 4. 
awahi, ayahi, upkahipi, 
amahi, awiéawahi. 
a-hi, v. col. pl. of hi; they have come. 
a-hi/-be, v. See ahimay. 
a-hi/-mayn, v.n. 
as birds of passage; to lodge on: 
pl ahimanpi. 
a-hi’-mni-éi-ya, v. (ahi 
mni¢iya) to assemble to; to keep 
coming in one after another. 
a-hi/-na-pa, v. 7. (a and hinapa) 
_to come out on, as sores or pimples 
on the skin; to break out wm sores 
or spots—amahinapa. Sometimes 
written ahinanpa. 
a-hi’-na-pa, v. col. pl. of hinapa; 
they come in sight. 
a-hin’-hayn, v. x”. (a and hinhan) 
to rain upon, fall on as rain—ama- 
hinhay, unkahinhaypi. 
a-hiyn’-he, v.m. Sameas ahinhan. 
a-hin’-he-ki-ya, v.a. to cause 
to rain on—ahinhewakiya. 
a-hin’-he-ya, v.a. to cause to 
fall on, as rain—ahinhewaya. 
a-hiyn’-hpa-ya, v.m (a and hin- 
lipaya) to fall on anything—ama- 
hinhpaya, anihinhpaya, uykahin- 
hpayapi. 
a-hin’-hpa-ye-ya, v a. tocause 
to fall on: amahinlipayeyaya, you 
caused it to fall on me. 
a-hi’-ti, wv. (ahi and ti) to come 
and pitch one’s tent—ahiwati, ahi- 
yati, ahiuntipi. 
to bring to a place— | 
aéihi, | 
to come and hatch, | 
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DAKOTA —-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
a-hi’-toy-wanp, v.a. (ahi and ton- 
wan) to look towards one; to look 
upon; to look to, regard—ahiwaton- 
way, ahiyatonwan, ahiuntonwanpi, 
ahimatonwan. 
a-hi’-toy-wan-yay-pi, v. pl. 
they come and make a village—ahi- 
uy toywanyanpi. 
a-hi’-ton-we-ki-ya, va. to 
cause to look towards—ahitonwewa- 
kiya. 
a-hi’-ton-we-ya,v.a._ to cause 
to look to—ahitonwewaya, ahiton- 
wemaya). 
a-hi’-way-ka, v mn. (ahi and 
wayka) col. to come and sleep; or v. a. 
to bring and lie down—ahimunka.. 
a-hi’-ya-hayn, vn. to come and 
alight on, as a flock of birds in a 
field: zitkatanka en ahiyahe. Col. 
pl., as, paha ahiyahe, they come up 
on the hill 
a-hi’-ya-hay-han, v. 
abhiyahan. : 
a-hi/-ya-hde, v.a._ to bring home 
and place on; pl. they come and go 
on towards home. 
a-hi’-ya-hde-ya, part. 
and gowmg on 
a-hi’-ya-ka-sin-sin, v. a. col. 
pl. to pass along, sometimes in sight, 
and sometimes out of sight. See ahi- 
yokasinsiy. 
a-hi’-yayn-ka, v. nm (ahi and 
yanka) to bring one thing after an- 
other, keep bringing; to bring and 
remain—ahimayka, ahinaynka: pl. 
ahiyukaypi. 
red. ot 
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