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ée’-ga-hu-ha-ton-na, 2. 
iron kettle with feet. 
ée’-ga-i-ha, n. the ld or cover 
Sor a kettle or bucket. 
ée’-ga-i-hu-pa-han-Ska, % 
a frying-pan ; long-handled kettle. 
ée’-ga-i-hu-pa-ton, m a ket- 
tle, or bucket with a bail. T., éega- 
ikanton. 
ée’-ga-i-pSun-ka-dan, n a 
sauce-pan; a kettle with a small 
mouth. : 
ée-gan’-stin-na, m. (éega and 
Gistinna) a small kettle or bucket. 
T., éegiséila. 
ée’-ga-pSuyn-ka-dan, 
sauce-pan. 
ée’-ga-ska, n. awhite tin kettle. 
ée-ga’-te-zi-ton-na,m a tea- 
kettle, any kettle that bulges in the 
middle. 
ée-gin’-stin-na, n. 
stinna. T., éegiséila. 
ée-gu’-gu, vn. to fry, as meat. 
n. 
See Gegan- 
ée-gu’-gu-ya, v.a. to fry meat— 
éeguguwaya. 
ée-hbe’-éa, n. akindof nuts which 
the Dakotas take from the deposits 
made by ground-squirrels or mice. 
A very small root, in size and shape 
resembling a pea, collected by 
mice and eaten by the Dakotas. 
ée-hnag’, cont. of éehnake 
ée-hnag’-ki-toyn, v. to put on 
or wear a breech-cloth. 
ée-hna’-ke, n. a breech-cloth, a 
piece of cloth worn around the 
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loins by Dakotamen. T., éegnake. | 
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ée-hna’-ke-ki-toy, v. to put 
on and wear a breech-cloth—éehna- 
kewakiton. T., éegnakekiton. 
ée-hu’-pa, n._ the under jaw. 
ée-hu’-pa-hda-hda, v.n. to 
chatter, as the teeth on account of 
cold—éehupawahdahda. T., Gehu- 
paglagla. 
Geli, cont. of éega; Geli sapa, a black 
kettle; éeh ska, a white kettle. 
éeh and eéeh, adv. times: nonpa 
éeh nonpa, twice two. 
éeh-hu’-ha-ton, m. 
ing legs. 
éeh-i’-kayn, » T. a kettle-bail. 
éeh-in’ andeGehin, adv. just so 
much, that alone: he éehin mduha, 
I have that alone. T., eéelahéin. 
éel-na’-gi, n. (éega and nagi) 
soot; dead coals. 
a kettle hav- 
éeh-o’-ki-hde-ton, » a ket- 
tle, such as a tea-kettle. T., éeho- 
kiyetoy. 
ée-hpi, » flesh, muscular fiber— 
miéelipi. 
éeh-pSuy’-ka, » Ta pail small 
at the top and large at the bottom. 
éeh-po’,n. the steam of a kettle. 
éeh-uyn’, v. See éehunka. 
éeh-uy’-ka, v.n._ to be the object 
of anger—éehiwauyka. 
éeh-wo’-ho-ta, n. 
kettle. 
ée’-ka, v.n. to stagger—maéeka. 
ée-kéeg, cont. of éekéeka. 
éGe-kéeg’-ya, adv.  staggeringly, 
reeling: éekéegya mani. 
ée-kée’-ka, v.n._ to stagger, reel. 
T. a low, wide 
