a-yu’-ha—a-yu’-pta. 61 
a-yu’-ksa, v.a.(aand yuksa) to 
break off on, as limbs or sticks, with 
one’s hand—amduksa. 
a-yu’-kéa, v. a. (a and yukga) to 
bend, fold, or double up on. 
a-yu’-kSi-za, v. a. (a and yu- 
kSiza) to bend or double up on; to 
pull, as the trigger of a gun, on 
one—amduksiza. 
a-yu’-ktan, v.a. (a and yuktan) 
to bend around on. 
a-yu’-ku-ka, v. a (a and yu- 
* kuka) © to make rotten on. 
a-yu’-ke-ga, v.a.(aand yukega) 
to scratch or scrape on anything. 
a-yu’-ke-za, v.a. (aand yukeza) 
to make hard and smooth on; to 
shave off close, as a mule’s mane. 
a-yu’-ko-ga, v. a. (a and yu- 
koga) to scratch up, make rough. 
a-yu’-ko-za, v.a.(aand yukoza) 
to make hard and smooth on. 
a-yul’; cont. of ayuta; T. ayul 
yanka, to continue looking at. 
a-yu’-man, v. a. (a and yuman) 
to grind or file off on; to sharpen by 
grinding. 
a-yu’-mda-ska, v.a. (a and yu- 
mdaska) to make flat on. T., 
ayublaska. 
a-yu’-mda-ya, v.a. (a and yu- 
mdaya) to spread out on, unroll on. 
a-yu’-mda-za, v. a. (a and yu- 
mdaza) to burst open on, make an 
incision on. 
a-yu’-mde-éa, v. a (a and yu- 
mdeéa) to break or crush on— 
amdumdeéa. 
a-yu-mdu, v.a. (a and yumdu) 
to plow on, make mellow on—amdu- 
mdu. 
a-yu’-mni-mni-za, vn to 
ruffle, to curl. 
a-yw-mni-mni-za, n. aruffe. 
a-yu’-na-zin, v. a. (a and yuna- 
Zin) to cause to stand on. 
a-yu’-o-htal-ya, adv. T.ma 
loose manner. 
a-yu’-o-lita-ta, v. T. to loosen, 
as a noose. 
a-yw -pan-ga, v.a. (a and yu- 
panga) to tie up loosely on. 
a-yuw-pe-han, v.a. (a and yupe- 
hay) to fold up on. 
a-yu’-pe-mni, v. a. (aand yupe- 
mni) {o twist or turn to one side on. 
a-yu’-po-ta, v.a. (a and yupota) 
to wear out on; to tear to pieces or 
destroy on—amdupota. 
a-yu’-psa-ka, v. a (a and yu- 
psaka) to break or pull im two on 
anything, as a string. 
a-yu’-pson, v.a. (a and yupson) 
to pour out or spill on, as water. 
a-yu’-pSuy, v. a. (a and yupsuy) 
to pull out by the roots or extract, as 
teeth, on anything. 
a-yu’-pta, v.a.(aand yupta) to 
cut off on or pare, as a garment— 
amdupta. 
a-yu’-pta, v.a. to answer, speak 
in return or opposition; to give or 
grant a thing when asked—amdupta, 
adupta, unkayuptapi; a¢iyupta, [ 
answer thee; amayadupta, thou 
answerest me. 
