a-na’-ki-éi-go-ptay-yay—a-na-tapn. 30 
to wear out on, as one’s moccasins 
on anything—anawapota. 
a-na’-psa-ka, v. a. (a and na- 
psaka) to break a string with the 
Joot on something—anawapsaka. 
a-na’-psoy and a-na-psun, ¥. 
a. (a and napson) to kick over and 
spill on anything—anawapson, ana- 
mapson, anaunpsonpi. 
a-na’-pson, v.n. to boil over on 
anything. 
a-na’-pSa, v.n. anapsa hinhda, 
to bubble wp, as foul water when 
disturbed; to come up, as bubbles 
on water. 
a-na’-pSa-pSa, vn. red. of ana- 
psa; to boil up, come up, as bubbles 
on water. 
a-na’-psuy, v. a. (a and napsun) 
to dislocate, put out of joint on any- 
- thng—anawapsun. 
a-na’-pta, v.a. to stop, hinder, 
cause to cease, to obstruct, forbid— 
anawapta, anayapta, anaunptapi, 
anamapta; anai¢ipta, to stop for 
one’s self, to cease from one’s self— 
anami¢ipta. 
a-na’-pta, v.n. to cease, stop. 
a-na’-pta-pi, part. stopped, 
ceased: on anaptapi, that which pro- 
duces a stoppage, the name given to 
paregoric. 
a-na’-pte-éa, v. . to hinder, 
obstruct—anamapteéa. 
a-na’-pte-éa, adv. 
structed manner ; less. 
a-na’-ptel, adv, 
anapten, 
in an ob- 
T., same as 
a-na’-pten, adv. less, less than 
a-na’-pten-ya, adv. m a less 
manner. T., anaptelya. 
a-na’-pten-ya-ken, adv. less, 
m a lessened manner. 
a-na’-pte-ton, va. to prohibit, 
lay a hindrance, lay an embargo— 
anaptewaton. 
a-na’-pte-ton, ». a prohibition, 
obstruction, hindrance. 
a-na’-ptu-Za, v. a. (a and na- 
ptuza) to crack or split with the 
Soot on anything—anawaptuza. 
a-na’-po, v.n. to come all over 
one, as ashes or steam; to be fog 
on—anamapo, ananipo. 
a-na’-sa, v.a (a and nasa) _ to 
hunt or go after, as buffalo—ana- 
wasa. Nasa and wanasa are more 
generally used. 
a-na’-sa, v.n. to rise wp on, asa 
hog’s bristles on his back; fo bris- 
tle up. 
a-na’-sda-ta, v. a. (a and na- 
sdata) to creep up to carefully, as 
a hunter to game—anawasdata, 
anaunsdatapi. 
a-na’-sda-ta-pi, ”. a@ creeping 
up to game. 
a-na’-S§doka, v. to kick off, as 
one’s moccasins; to come in haste 
to—anawasdoka. 
a-na’-ta, v. to bury with the foot, 
scrape dirt on with the foot—anawata. 
a-na’-tay, v.a. (aand natan) to 
rush on any person or thing, make 
an attack on—anawatayn, anayatan, 
anauytaypi, anamatan, anawiéatan. 
