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jan-kpe’-éa-ka, n. one who ts 
furious; 7. q. tuwe ohitii¢ida kin. 
éayn-ksi’, vn. to be angry, irrita- 
ted—éay waksi. 
red. of éanksi. 
one who is 
Canelesis ksi. 
éayn-ksi’-ksi-ka, n. 
petulant. 
éay-ksi’-ksi-ya, adv. 
éanksiya. 
éay-ksi’-ksi-ze-éa, adj. petu- 
lant, irritable. 
éay-ksi’-ya, adv. 
petulant manner. 
éay-ksi’-ya-hay, adv. crossly. 
n. a road, way, path, 
angrily, m a 
éan-kw’, 
trail. 
éan-ku’-lu-za-hayn, x. 
railroad. See duzahay. 
éayn-ku’-ya, v. tomake for aroad, 
have for a road—éaykuwaya. 
éay-ku’-ye, xn. arow, as of corn, 
etc. . 
LE a 
éayn-ku’-ye-ton, v. to be m 
rows or furrows. 
éayn-ku’-ye-ton-ton, v. to 
make rows or furrows, as a plough— 
éankuyetonton aya. 
fan ku’-ye-ton-ton-yan, adv. 
in rows or furrows. 
Géay-ma’-ko-pa-za, n. wood, 
trees. ‘The sacred name. 
éay’-mi-ni-Ga-Z0, n. asawyer 
in the river. 
éay-mi/-ni-yu-ha, x awooden 
water-holder, a wooden buchet, water- 
bucket. 
éay-na’, 7. 
orthography. 
See Gana, the better 
red. of 
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éay’-na-hay, adv. when, at such 
time, as; wetu Gaynahay 
ahdi eéee, when it is spring, the geese 
return; 7. q., Giynahay. 
a war-club, 7. q. 
éanlipi; perhaps, a club broken off 
with the foot. 
éan-nan’, adv. out from the shore, 
in the middle of the river: paéannan, 
iyeya, to shove off a boat. 
éay-nan’-tki-ya, adv. out from 
the shore, towards the middle of a 
stream. 
| éayn-nan’-wa-pa, adv. 
| the shore, further out. 
éay-ni’-ki-ya, v. mn. 
See Gayniyan. 
éayn-ni’-yayn, v.n. to be angry— 
éaymaniyayn, Galyniniyay, Ganuyni- 
yanpi. — 
éayn-ni’-ye-ki-éi-ya-pi, v to 
be angry with one another. As a 
noun, anger, malice. 
éan-ni’-ye-ki-ya,v.a. to make 
maga 
|éan-na/-ksa, 
out from 
to be angry. 
angry—éayniy ewakiya. 
éayn-ni’-ye-ya, v.a._ tobe angry 
at, offended with—éayniyewaya, 
éanniyeyaya, Gayniyeuy yan pi, an- 
niyeéiya, Ganntyemayaya. 
éayn-ni’-ye-ya-pli, n. 
of anger; anger. 
éayn-noy’-pa, v. 
éan-no’-ma-slo-ye, 
pewter, zinc. 
éayn-num’, cont. of Gannuynpa; éan- 
num mani, to smoke as one walks. 
éay-nuy’-pa, v. n. (éandi and 
uypa) to sinoke tobacco: Géaynuy- 
an object 
See éaynunpa. 
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