a-ky/=¢1-ta—a- ki] ksi-7a 
a-ki’-hda-ka, ». a patch. See 
wakihdaka. 
a-ki’-hda-ski-éa, adj. face 
downwards, prone. 
a-ki’-hda-skin, cont. of akihda- 
skiéa: akihdaskin elipeiéiya, to 
throw oneself on one’s face. 
a-ki’-hda-skin-ya, adv. lying 
on the face, prone. 
a-kiv-hde, adv. again, more than 
once, once again ; times: used with 
the numerals, nonpa akihde, twice. 
a-ki’-hde, v. pos. of ahde. 
a-kv-hde-hde, adv. red. of aki- 
hde. 
a-ki’-hde-ya, adv. repeatedly. 
a-ki’-he-éa, adj. withered, nearly 
dead, as a tree. 
a-ki’-he-Ge-éa, v.n. to become 
so on returning home, 1. e. to get sick 
or to get well on one’s reaching 
home—akihemaéeéa. 
a-ki’-hen-he-éa, adj. 
akiheéa. 
a’-ki-hin-sko-ke-éa, adj. 
equal size with. 
a’-ki-hin-sko-ya, adv. of equal 
distance around. 
a-ki’-hna, adv. one on or over 
another, in layers ; through: akihna 
iyaya, to pass through one into 
another. 
a-ki’-hna, v. to have a care for, 
as for offspring ; take care of. 
a-ki-hnag, cont. of akihnaka. 
a-ki’-hnag-ya, adv. placed on. 
a-ki’-hna-hna, adv. red. of aki- 
hna. 
red. of 
of 
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a-kv-hna-ka, v. pos. of ahnaka; 
to place one’s own on—awehnaka, 
ayehnaka. 
a-ki’-hna-ya, v. a. to cause to 
take care of—akihnawaya. 
to be without food, 
hungry; to starve—amakihan, ani- 
Gihay, unkakihanpi. 
a-ki’-han-pi, ”. a starving, fam- 
ine—wiéaakihay. 
a-ki’-han-$i-éa, v. ». (kihay- 
Siéa) to be bad weather on, to storm 
on—amakihan$iéa. 
a-ki’-hayn-ta, v. tostarve to death, 
die of hunger—akihaymata. 
a-kv-han-te-ya, v.a. to cause 
to die of hunger—akihantewaya. 
a-ki-han-yayn, v.a. to cause to 
starve: akihani¢iya, to cause himself 
to fasi—akihanmiéiya. 
a-ki-han-yay, adv. 
ing way. 
a-ki-ho, vn. to be skillful, dex- 
terous, to have acquired skill by 
practice—awakiho, ayakilo, unka- 
kihopi. 
a-ki’-ho-ka, . 
Ful. 
a-ki-ho-pi, ”. 
a-ki’-ho-ya, adv. 
terously. 
a-ki’-lta-ta, adv. 
much; 7. q. ota hinéa. 
a-ki’-i-a, v. pos. of aia; to talk 
about something that concerns one’s 
self; to consider; to talk against— 
awakiia, ayakiia, unkakiiapi. 
a-ki’-kéi-za, v. pos. of aksiza; 
a-ki-han, v.n. 
in a fast- 
one who is skall- 
dexterity, skill. 
skillfully, dex- 
many, very 
