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a-sda’-ya, adv. greasily. 
a-sdi’-pa, v.a.(a and sdipa) to 
lick off, lick from, as a dog does. 
a-sdo’-hay, v.n. (a and sdohan) 
to crawl along on anything—awa- 
sdohay. 
a-sdon’-ya, v. a. (a and sdonya) 
to know about; to be wise about, 
know all about—asdonwaya. T., 
aslolya. 
a-si’-éu-toy, v.a. to sole, put on 
a sole, as on a moccasin, shoe, 
ete.—asi¢éuwaton. 
a-s’in’, v.n. to sponge, loaf, hang 
about a place to get something to 
eat; T., to covet, secretly long for— 
awas I). 
a-s’1n’-s’in, vw. red. of asin. 
a-ska’, v.n. (a andska) to become 
white on. 
a-skam, cond. of askapa. 
a-skam/’-toyn, v.a. to make stick 
on, to seal—askamwaton. T.,askab- 
ton. 
a’-skam-ya, v. a. to make stick 
on, to seal—askamwaya. 
a-skay’, v.n. (a and skay) to melt 
or thaw on; to disappear from, as 
snow. 
as’-kay, n. (aze and kan) 
and veins of the breast. 
a’-ska-pa, v.n. to stick to or on, 
adhere to—amaskapa. 
a-ske’-pa, v.n. (a and skepa) to 
leak out on. 
a-smag’-ya, adv. (a and smaka) 
in an indented manner: asmagya 
wanka. 
the cords 
a-spay’, v.n. (a and span) 
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a-sna’-sna, v. (a and snasna) to 
ring or rattle on. 
to recover or get well 
Jrom sickness; to recover fromanger, 
ete.—amasni, anisni, ujkasnipi. 
a-sni’-ki-ya, v.a._ to heal, cause 
to get well—asniwakiya. T., to rest 
one’s self, as a horse part way up 
a hill. 
a-sni’-yay, v.a. to cause to get 
well, to cure—asniwaya, asniuy- 
yanpi. 
a-sni’-ya-ken, adv. 
of recovering. 
a-soy’, v.a.(aand soy) to plait or 
braid on anything—awason. 
a-s0’-so, v.a. (a and soso) to cut 
into strings on any place—awasoso. 
to be- 
come soft or melt on, as snow on 
anything. 
a-spa’-ya, v.n. (aand spaya) to 
become wet on; to sink in water, as 
in drowning—amaspaya. 
a’-spe-ya, v.a. to cause to sink 
down, as an anchor in water; to 
buoy up; to weigh—aspewaya: 
maza aspeyapi, an anchor ; or) aspe- 
yapi, scales, a steelyard. 
a-spe’-ye-ton, v. a. . to weigh 
anything; to balance—aspeyewa- 
ton. 
a’-stan, v. n. 
come purple. 
a-stayn’-ka, adj. purple, made pur- 
ple. 
a‘-sto-ya, v. a. (a and stoya) to 
smooth down upon. 
a-sni’, v. 2. 
in the way 
to be purple on, be- 
