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jammed together, as men or animals; 
Jull of, as a lake of fish—akipga- 
psa hiyeya. 
a-ki’-pSa-pSa-ya, adv. thickly, 
close together. 
a-ki’-pSa-ya, adv. close together. 
a-ki’-ptan, adv. together, joining 
forces; akiptay wyyanpi: akiptay 
econpi. 
a-ki’-sni, v. pos. of asni; to get 
well, recover from sickness ; to recover 
from anger, ete.—amakisni, anici- 
sni, ujkakisnipi. 
a-ki/-sni-yayn, v. a. to cause to 
get well—akisniwaya, akisnimayan. 
a-ki’/-sni-yayn, adv. getting well. 
a-ki’-§’ag, cont. of akigaka. 
a-ki’-S’ag-ya, adv. strewed 
thickly over. 
a-ki’-§’a-ka, adj. 
on the ground. 
a-ki’-§o0-ka, adj. of Soka; thick 
on, thick together, as wheat growing 
in a field. 
a-ki’-ta, v.a. toseck for, hunt for, 
as something lost; to make effort to 
get—awakita, ayakita, ujkakitapi, 
adidita, amakita: akitapi, sought for. 
a-ki’-ta-ku-ni-Sni, v. » of 
atakunisni; to become nothing, be 
nothing—amakitakunisni. 
a-ki’-to, v. pos. of ato; to tattoo, 
make blue marks on the body; this is 
generally done by pricking in pow- 
der—aweto, ayeto, uykakitopi. 
a-ki-to-pi, ». the marks made by 
tattooing. Part., marked, tattooed. 
a-ki/-ta, v.n. to die after getting 
thick as leaves 
home, as a wounded man who is 
carried home—akimata. Also said 
when grass or corn is so thick that 
a part dies. 
a-ki’-ya, v.a._ to practice, give the 
mind to—awakiya. 
a-ki/-ya-hda, v.a. (aki and ahda) 
to carry or take off hone—awakiya- 
hda, ayakiyahda, unkakiyahdapi; 
elipeya makiyahda, to have gone off 
home and left me; ehpeya makaki- 
yahda, to take off home from me. 
a-ki’-ya-ka, v n. to be a prac- 
titioner—awakiyaka. 
a’-ki-ye-ée-éa, adv. like, like to.: 
a-ki’-ye-day. adv. near. See 
ikiyeday. 
a-ki’-yu-éan-pi, v.pl. to shake 
anything when several do it together. 
a-ki’-yu-ha-pi, v. pl. to bear, 
carry, when several do it together: 
akiyuha ayapi—amakiyuhapi. 
a-ki’-yu-hpa, v. (aki and yulipa) 
to carry home and throw down—aki- 
mdulipa, akidulipa. 
a-ki’-yu-ski-éa, v. to tie or 
Fasten together, to attach one to an- 
other —akimduskiéa. 
a-ki’/-yu-ti-tan-pi, v. pl. to 
pull different ways. 
a-ki/-yu-za-pi, v. pl. said when 
two or more seize and hold anything 
together; held by two or more. 
a’-ki-zan, cont. of Akizata. 
a’-ki-zan-ya, v.n. to fork, asa 
stream. — 
a’-ki-zan-ya, adv. 
manner. 
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