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a-un’-hda-ka, v.(a and uphdaka) 
to move camp on account of; to de- 
camp for some reason: aunhdaka 
unyanpi. 
a-uyN’-yan, v.n._ to beon or over: 
aunyan iyaya, to pass over, as a 
fence; aunyan kute, to shoot on the 
wing, or as it flies over. 
a-un’-ye-ya, v.a. of aunyan; to 
cause to be on. 
a-uy’-ye-ya, v.n. 
From the windward. 
a-un’-ye-ya-pi, m. a species of 
berry, which if approached from 
the windward is said to be bitter, 
but if from the opposite direction, 
sweet; sand berries. 
a-wa’, v. . (a and wa) to snow 
upon; to be snow on anything— 
amawa. See awahinhe and awapa. 
a-wa’-Gi, v. a. (a and wati) to 
dance on anything—awawati, awa- 
up¢ipi. 
a-wa’-éin, v. a.(a and watin) to 
think on or of, meditate upon; to 
trust, believe in—awa¢anmi, awa- 
éanni, awaunéinpi and unkawa- 
to approach 
éinpi. 
a-wa’-Gin-hayn, part. thinking 
upon. 
a-wa’-Gin-keyn, adv. thinking 
upon. T., awaéinkel. 
a-wa’-Gin-pi, n. athinking upon, 
trusting in, faith. 
a-wa’-Gin-yayn, ad. 
upon. 
a-wa’-Gin-yan-ken, adv. in 
the manner of thinking on. 
thinking 
a-wa’-hin-he, »v. n. (awa and 
hinhe) 0 snow upon. 
a-wa’-hin-he-ya,v.a@. to cause 
to snow upon—awahinhewaya. 
a-wa’-hin-he-ya, adv.  snow- 
ing upon. 
a-wa’-lipa-ni, v.m». to be poor 
on account of. 
a-wa’-hpa-ni-Ga, v. nm. (a and 
walipanica) to become poor on ac- 
count of or by means of—amawa- 
hpaniéa. 
a-wa’-lipa-ni-ya, v.a. tomake 
poor by means of—awalipaniwaya. 
a-wa’-lhpa-ni-yayn, adv. poorly 
off: 
a-wa’-hta-ni, v. a. to sin on, to 
transgress—awawalitani. 
a-wa’-hte-ka, v. n. (a and wa- 
hteka) to be bad or worthless. 
a-wa’-hte-Sni, v. ». (a and wa- 
litesni) to be worthless on some ac- 
count. 
a-wa’-lite-Sni-yay, adv. worth- 
lessly, vilely. 
a-wal’-wa-ye-la, adv. Tr. 
mildly, gently—Is., awalibayedayn. 
See walibayedan. 
a-wa’-kan, v. . (a and wakan) 
to be sacred or incomprehensible on 
some account. 
a-wa’-kan-ka, v. n. 
awakan. 
a-wa’-kan-ka, ». asupernatural 
being. 
Same as 
a-wa’-kan-yan, adv. mysteri- 
ously, supernaturally. 
a-wa’-ke-ya, v. a. to make a 
