28 DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
to bend down as the hand on: to re- 
tain anything—aweksiza. 
a-ki’-kta, v. pos. of akta; to give 
heed to—awakikta: akiktasni, to 
disregard. 
a’-ki-kta, v. m. to do anything 
with great determination—awakikta, 
dyakikta. 
a’-ki-kta-dayn, adv. with much 
determination. 
a-ki’-kton§$, cont. of akiktonza. 
a-ki’-ktons-ya, v. a. to cause 
to forget-—akiktongwaya. 
a-ki’-ktons-ya, adv. in a for- 
getful manner. 
a-ki’-kton-za, or a-ki-ktuy- 
za, to forget, not to remember—awe- 
ktonza, ayektonza, unkakiktonzapi, 
a¢éiktonza, amiktonza, aniktonza. 
a’-ki-le-ée-éa, adj. Ti. equal 
to, of equal size. See akideéeéa. 
a’-ki-le-han-ke-éa, adj. of 
equal length. See akidehankiéa. 
a-ki’-mna-yay, v. a. to collect 
one thing éoanother—akimnawaya. 
a-kin’, cont. of akita: akin iyaya, 
he is gone to hunt something. 
a-ki’-na-tay, v. pos. of anatan; 
to rush for one’s own; to reach or 
arrive at the goal—akinawatan: 
kiGi akinawatan, I arrived at the 
same time with him. 
a-ki/-ni-éa, v.a. to dispute, de- 
bate about; to dispute with; to strive 
about—awakiniéa, ayakiniéa, wy- 
kakiniéapi. - 
a-ki’-ni-éa-pi, . adebating, dis- 
putation; also pl. of akiniéa. 
a-ki/-nin, cont. of akiniéa. 
a-ki/-nin-ki-ya, v. to cause to 
debate—akininwakiya. 
a-ki’-nin-ya, adv. disputatiously. 
a-ki/-nin-ya, v.a. to cause to 
dispute or debate about—akinin- 
waya. 
a’-ki-ni-sko-ke-éa, adj. of 
equal size with: kiéi Akinimasko- 
keéa, I am of the same size with him. 
a’-ki-ni-sko-ya, adv. equally 
Sar around. 
a-kin’-yayn, v.a. (a and kinyan) 
to fly over or on. 
a-ki’-oy, v. a. of aon; to place on, 
as wood on one’s own fire; to place 
on for one—awakion, ayakioy. 
a-ki’-on-pa, v. .pos. of aonpa; 
to put on one’s own, as wood on the 
fire—awakionpa 
a-ki’-pa, v. to meet, as anyone 
traveling, come against; to come 
upon one, happen to or befall one— 
awakipa, ayakipa, unkakipapi. 
a’-ki-pam, adv. divided, partaken 
of equally; Akipam ehnaka, to di- 
vide, separate: akipam iyeya, to 
separate, divide. 
a-ki’-pas, v. cont. of akipaza; 
akipas iyeya, to double over. 
a-ki’-pa-za, v.a. to fold on, to 
double over. 
a-ki’-pe, v. Same as akipa. 
a-ki’-pe, v.a. to wait for one; to 
wait for, expect, hope for—awakipe, 
ayakipe, uykakipepi. 
a-ki/-pSa-pSa, adv. close together, 
standing thick, as gram or grass; 
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