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DAKOTA —-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
adv. thinly, standing at a distance |a-2zi/-ya, v.a.(aandziya) to make 
From each other. 
a-ze’, n. the breasts of a female; 
the udder of a cow, ete. 
a-ze’-pin-kpa, n. (aze pa and 
inkpa) the nipple of the breast; 
the teat or dug of a cow, ete. 
a-ze’-pin-tpa, m Sameas aze- 
pinkpa. 
a’-zi, v.n. to get aground or stick 
Jast, as a boat. 
a’-zi-ki-ya, v.a. torun aground, | 
|a-Zi’-Zi, v. 
to cause to stick—aziwakiya. 
a-zin’-ki-ya, v. a. to burn in- 
cense, make a good smell by burnma, 
as cedar-leaves when one is sick, 
azinwakiya. 
a-zin’-toyn, v. a. to make a pleas- 
ant smell by burning leaves—azin- | 
watoyn. Z., azilton. 
a-ziy’, v.a. to suck, as a child its 
mother, or the young of mammals—_ 
awazi): azin elipeya, to leave off | 
sucking ; azin) ayustankiya, to cause | 
to leave off sucking, to wean. 
a-zin’-ki-ya, v. a. to give suck 
to or nurse, as a mother her child— 
azinwakiya. T., azilkiya. 
a-zin’-ki-ye, n. a wet-nurse. 
a-zi/-ta, v. n. to smoke upon, to 
burn, as incense. 
a’-zi-ya, v. a. (asi and ya) to 
cause to get aground, to run aground, 
as a boat—aziwaya. 
a’-ZU, v. a. 
a-Zuy’-tka, n. 
yellow on anything. 
hay. 
See aziya- 
a-zi’-ya-hayn, part. becoming yel- 
low on. 
a’-zi-zi, v. red. of Azi: Azizi un- 
yanpi, we often get aground as 
we go. 
a-zu’-ya, v. a (a and zuya) to 
make war on any one, go to war 
against a people—azuwaya; azu- 
wiéunyanpi, we make war on them 
to whisper about a per- 
son or thing—awazizi, ayazizi. 
a-Zo0’, v. See azozo. 
.a-Z0’-ki-ya or a-zog-ki-ya, 
and in their religious ceremonies— | 
v. to move the ears, as a horse. 
a-Zovy’-tka, n. T. the kidneys. 
a-Z0’-Z0, v. 
to whistle about; to 
call by whistling, as a dog—awa- 
Z0Z0. 
a-Z0’-Z0-ki-ya, v. a. to cause 
to whistle for—azozowakiya: nakpa 
azozokiya, to prick up the ears, asa 
horse. 
to lay wp, as rice or 
corn on a scaffold for drying; to 
pile up—awazu, unkazupi. 
-a-Zu’-ki-ya, v.a, to cause to lay 
up for drying. 
Ih. the kidneys: 
a e@, paksin: this latter is ap- 
plied by the Ihanktons to the 
fat that is on the kidneys; i. e., 
paksin sin. See azontka. 
