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a-na’-ki-éi-go-ptan-yan, adv. 
hearkening to each other. 
a-na’-ki-éi-pta-pi, v. pl. recip. 
of anapta; they stop or hinder each 
other—anauykidiptapi. 
a-na/-ki-go-ptayn, v. pos. of 
anagoptan; to hearken to, to obey, 
as one’s father—anawakigoptan. 
a-na’-ki-go-ptan-yay, adv. 
obediently. 
a-na’-ki-hbe, ». 
a-na’-ki-lhbe-ya, v.a. 
to conceal—anakilibewaya. 
a-na/-ki-hbe-ya, adv. covertly, 
secretly, 
See anakilima. 
to cause 
a-na’-ki-hbe-ya-han, adu. 
stealthily, privately. 
a-na’-ki-hma, v.a._ to hide, con- 
ceal, refuse to tell; to deny, affirm 
that it is not so—anawakilibe, ana- 
yakilibe, anaunkilimanpi. 
a-na’-ki-hman-pi, ». denying, 
concealing. Part., concealed. 
a-na’-ki-k§in.v.a. to stand over 
and defend one; to interpose for one, 
when in danger; to expose oneself 
for another; to work for one, and 
give him an opportunity to rest— 
anaweksin, anayeksin, anaéidiksin 
or anadikgin, anamikéin. 
a-na’-ksa, v. (a and naksa) to 
break off a thing on something with 
the foot—anawaksa, anauynksapi. 
a-na’-k$is, coné. of anaksiza; ana- 
ksis iyeya. 
a-na’-kgi-za, v. (a and naksiza) 
to bend down on with the foot, as | 
grass on the prairie—anawaksiza. 
DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
a-na’-ktay, v. (aandnaktayn) to 
bend on or over. 
a-na’-ke-za, v. to make smooth 
by treading on. See onakeza, which 
is more correct. 
a-na’-mda-éa, v. n. (a and na- 
mdaga) to open or spread out on. 
a-na’-mdas, cont. of anamdaza: 
anamdas iyeya, to make burst by 
kicking. 
a-na’-mda-za, v. a. (a and na- 
mdaza) to tear open with the foot, 
to burst open on—anawamdaza. 
a-na’-mde-éa, v. ”. to spread 
out on, a8 grain when poured on 
anything. 
a-na’-mden, cont. of anamdeéa: 
anamden elipeya, to scatter by 
pouring down. 
a-na’-mdu, v.a. (a and namdu) 
to kick dust on—anawamdu; ana- 
mamdu, he kicks dust on me. 
a-na’-mna, v. @ (a and namna) 
to rip on anything with the foot; 
haypa inyay anamna, fo rip one’s 
moccasin on a stone—anawamna. 
a-na’-mni,v.n. to give way un- 
der the foot, as snow when there is 
water under it; anamni iyewaya. 
a-na’-pa, v.a.(aandnapa) torun 
to for refuge—anawapa, anayapa, 
anawy papi. 
a-na’-péa, v. (a and napéa) to 
swallow on or after something else— 
anawapéa, anaunpéapi. 
a-na’-po-pa, v.%. (a and napopa) 
to burst on anything—anamapopa. 
a-na’-po-ta, v. a. (a and napota) 
