54 DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
booth; to spread over, as tree 
branches; to make a shade, to make 
an awning over—awakewaye. See 
wakeya. 
a-wa’-ke-ya-pi, . a booth. 
a-wa’-ki-Gin, v.a. pos. of awa- 
Gin. 
a-wa’-ni-éa, v.m. (a and waniéa) 
to be or become nothing for some 
reason. 
a-wa’-nin, cont. of awaniéa; used 
adverbially, in a destroying manner : 
awanin iyeya. T., awanil. 
a-wa’-ni-ye-tu, vw.” (aand wa- 
niyetu) to come winter on one— 
amawanilyetu. 
a-wayeg’, cont of awanka: awang 
mda. T., ayung. 
a-wang’-ya, v. to cause to lie on 
or for—awangwaya. See awanka. | 
a-way’-hdag, cont.of awanhdaka. 
-a-wan’-hda-ka, v. pos. of awan- 
yaka; to oversee or take care of one’s 
own—awanwahdaka. 7., awan- 
glaka. 
a-wan’-ka, v. n. (a and, wanka) | 
to be or lie on; to lie in wait or 
spend the night out for, as for the 
purpose of killing deer: tahinéa 
awayg mda, I am going to lie in 
wait for deer. T., ayunka. 
a-wan’-kam, adv. above, over- 
head. 
a-wan’-ki-Gi-ya-ka, ov of 
awanyaka; to watch or oversee for 
one—awayweciyaka. 
a-wayn’-yag, cont. of awanyaka: 
awanyag wauy. 
a-wan’-yag-ki-ya, v. a fo 
cause to attend to or oversee—awan- 
yagwakiya. ” 
a-wan’-ya-ka, v. a. (a and way- 
yaka) to look upon; to see to, have 
the oversight of—awaynmdaka, away- 
daka, awanuynyakapi. 
a-wa’-pa, v.n. (a and wapa) to 
snow on. See awahinhe. 
a-wa’-Sa-ka, adj.. cheap, easily 
| purchased. 
a-wa’-Sa-ka-dayn, adj. cheap, 
as goods. T., awagakayela. 
a-wa’-Ste, v. n. (a and waste) to 
be good on or for; to become better 
_ than—amawaste. 
a-wa’-Ste-ka, v. n. to be good 
Sor, befit. 
a-wa’-Ste-ya, adv. well, better 
than. 
a-wa’-S§te-ya-ken, adv. better, 
in a better manner: awasteyaken 
amayan, I am becoming better. 
a-wa’-tay-in-Sni, adj. dark, ob- 
scure, as in the dusk of the evening. 
a-wa’-te-éa, adv. See wawateéa. 
\a-wa’-ya-pi-ka, vx. (aand wa- 
yapika) to be eloquent about any- 
thing; to be more eloquent than some 
one—awamdapika. 
a-wa’-yu-pi-ka, v. n (a and 
wayupika) to be skillful about; to 
be more skillful than—awamdupika. 
a-wa’-yu-pi-ya, adv. skillfully, 
well. 
a-we’, v.n. (a and we) to become 
lean, as cattle do in the spring of 
the year; to bleed on. 
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