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éa-do’-ta-he-day, adv. (Gana 
and otahedan) between the knees or 
feet. T., éanootahela. 
éa-du’-za, adj. swift, running 
swiftly, as water: mini éaduza. 
Same as kaduza. 
éa’-e-Ge, adj. many, a great many. 
éa-e’-hde, v.n. (éaand ehde) to 
step, take a step—Gaewahde. T,, 
éaegle. 
éa-e’-hde,  astep, a space. Pl, 
éaehdepi, steps. T., éaegle. 
éa’-Ga, v.n. to freeze, become ice: 
wakpa Gaga, the river freezes. 
éa/-fa, n. %€¢. 
éa-gan’-ki-ya, adv. iceward, out 
on the we. 
éa-ga’-ta, adv. ator on the ice. 
éa-gu’, n._ the lungs, lights. 
Ga- eu’, n.p.. Burnt-thighs, the des- 
ignation of a clan of Yanktons. 
J.P W. 
éa-gu’, n See éaguka. 
éa-gu’-ka, n. a fool; i. g. waéin- 
tonsni. 
éa-hde’, v.n. to step. See éae-| 
hde. 1, éagle. | 
éa-hde’-pi, nv. steps. Same as 
éaehdepi. 
éah, cont of éaga; éah kun, under 
the ice; Gali iyaya, the ice is gone; 
éah hiyaya, floating ice. 
éah-a’-hde-dayn, n. orad. (éaga 
and ahdedan) great and sud- 
den, spreading rapidly or 
widely. 
1. swift on glare ice. 
2. standing on ice seen from afar. 
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3. a snag frozen in with much ice. 
4. the shock of putting ice on the 
body. 
5. the shock of bad news. 
Ac iba 
éal-a’-ki-hayn,adv. said of the 
ice when it first became firm. 
éa-hdi’, n. charcoal; gunpowder. 
éa-ldi’-o-pi-ye, ». 4@ powder- 
magazine. 
éa-hdi’-o-zu-ha, n. a powder- 
flask, powder-horn 
éa-hdi’-ti-pi, ». apowder-house. 
Géa-hdo’-zu-ha, ». @ powder- 
horn or flask. See éalidiozuha. 
éah-i’-éa-z0, n. T. skates. 
éa-hli’, x. TZ. gunpowder. Sameas - 
éahidi. 
éa-ho’-ta, ». ashes. 
éa-hta’-mna, adj. 
pork, strong smelling. 
éah-to’-wa-ta, adj. transparent, 
as newly formedice. T., éaliowata. 
éah-wo’-tin, ». thecracking of ice 
by reason of the cold. See otin. 
éa’-i-a, v.(Geyaandia) to talk cry- 
img—Cawaia. 
éa’-i-a-a, v. red. of Gaia. 
éa-ka’, n. the palate, roof of the 
mouth, gills—miéaka. 
éa-ka’-ka, n. a liar; 1. q. tuwe 
itonsni kin. T., éakala. 
éa-ki’-éi-pa, v of éapa; to stab 
Jor one. 
éa-ki’-pa,v. pos. of éapd; to stab 
one’s own—Cawakipa. 
éa-ki’-yu-hu-ge, n (éaka and 
a fish-hook. 
rusty, as old 
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