30 DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
a’-ki-za-ta, adj. forked, as a\ja-kpa’-spa, v. to suffer patiently, 
stream. to endure until it has passed off— 
a-ko’, adv. beyond, on the other sideof.| awakpaspa, ayakpaspa. 
a-ko’-i-to-he-ya, adv. towards,|a-kpa’-spe-éa, v. to suffer pa- 
with the face the other way, turned!  tiently until one’s anger goes off— 
with the face from one; akoitoheya awakpaspeéa. 
nazin, to stand with the face from one.|a-kpas’-ya, v.a. to cause dark- 
a’-ko-kam, adv. across, bya near| mess on, darken—akpaswaya. 
way ; Akokam ya, to go across; ako- | a-kpas’-ya, adv. benightedly. 
kam mda, I go by a near way. a-kpa’-tay, v. pos. of patan; to 
a’-ko-ka-pa, adv. by a nearer| reserve one’s own for a purpose— 
way. Not much used. awakpatayn. 
a’-kos, adv See akosan. a-kpa’-tan-yan, adv. reserving 
a’-ko-sayn, adv. whilst, m the| for a purpose. 
mean time. a-kpa’-ya, See akpayeéa. 
a-ko’-tan-han, adv. from beyond.|a-kpa’-ye-éa, v.n. to be lighter 
a-ko’-ta-tan-han, adv. from than its proper color, as a child which 
beyond. will yet darken; to be yellow, as a 
a-ko’-wam, adv. See akowapa. mulatto—amakpayeéa. 
a-ko’-wa-pa, adv. further on, 
beyond. 
a-ko’-wa-pa-tan-han, adv. 
Strom beyond. 
a-ko’-za,v.a. to make a motion at, 
attempt to strike—awakoza, aya- 
koza, amakoza. 
a-ko’-Zan, adv. cont. of akozata; 
straddling; akozan nazin, to stand 
over a thing, stand with a thing be- 
tween one’s feet. 
a-kpa’-ye-éa, n. one who is neg- 
lected; 2. g. aktapisni. 
a-kpa’-za, v.n. (aand kpaza) to 
come night on one, be benighted— 
amakpaza, anikpaza. 
a-kpa’-zo, v. pos. of pazo; to 
oint at one’s own—awakpazo. 
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a-kéa’, adv. more, in addition to. 
This word signifies that it is already 
well, but intimatesadesirefor more; 
it is usually followed by unkans: 
a-ko’-Zan-ya, adv. astride. akga mayaku unkans, if you had 
a-ko’-za-ta. Obsolete. Seeakozan.| given me more. 
a-kpa’-gay, v.a. pos. of pagan;|a-kéa’-ken, adv. See akéa; 
to give away one’s own for some pur- 
pose—awakpagan. 
a-kpa’-Gayn-yayn, adv. gwing 
away for. 
a-kpas’, cont. of akpaza. 
wanna masgte, akgaken magazu un- 
kan§ waste kta, it is now warm, if 
it would rain it would be good. 
a-kéan’-kSayn, adv. to and fro, 
across and back. 
