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ée-to’-we-ta, adv. having alittle 
in, asa vessel. T., éetetala. 
ée’-tu, adv. 
ée-tun’-te, x. 
i. g. Cecunte. 
ée-tuyn’-hda, v.a. to doubt, disbe- 
lieve—éetuy wahda, Getun yahda, ée- 
T. the thigh bone: 
tununhdapi, Getunéihda. T., ée- 
tungla. 
ée-tuyn’-hda-ya, v.a._ to cause 
to doubi—éetunhdawaya. 
ée-um’, cont. of éeunpa. 
ée-uy’-pa, v.a. to roast, as com 
by the fire, or as potatoes in the 
ashes—Gewaunpa. See ceonpa. 
é e’-ya, v.a. to cry, to weep—wa- 
éeya, yaéeya, unceyapi; wicaceya, | 
weeping. From this word comes 
éekiya, lo ery to, pray. 
ée-ya’-ka, n. adam, anything that 
stops the water. 
Tittle Rapids. 
ée-ya’-ka-ka-ga-pi, n. amill- 
dam. 
ée-ya’-ka-ta, n. mint, the gen- 
eric name of mints. T., éeyaka. 
ée’-ya-o-ki-ta-ta, v. to sob. 
ée’-ye-kta-kta, v. to ery sob- 
bingly—waéey ektakta. 
ée’-ye-na-ka, v.n. T. to twitch 
under the eyes or about the mouth— 
éeyemanaka. 
ée-ye’-ni-yan, v. 
ée-zi’, n. 
Sorked-tongued, deceitful. 
ée-Zi/-ni-ya, v.n. 
mouth—éezimaniya. 
then, so much, just so. | 
Inyayn éeyaka, the | 
to cry out aloud, | 
the tongue—miéezi: €ezi | 
nonpa, double-tongued; Gezi Zata, | 
to have a sore 
DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
G€e-zin’, mn. See ée and zin. 
ée-zi’-zal-ya, adv. T. deceit- 
Fully. 
éi, a double pronoun in composi- 
tion, including the nom. J and the 
obj. thee. 
é1, prep.in comp. for, with, in. This 
is used after e or i in the place of 
ki, as the first Gi in amiéiéita, from 
akita. 
€i, interrog. particle. This is always 
| used at the end of a sentence, and 
has the force of demanding an im- 
mediate answer; as, yahi kta Gi, 
you will come, will you? 
Gi-éa’, a. rough, Srizzled, curled 
up. 
éi-Ga’, v. of ka; I mean thee. 
éi-hin’-tku, nm. his or her son. 
See Ginhintku. 
éi’-kéi-ka-day, adj. 
kadan; pl. Gikéikapidan. 
éi-kéi’-stin-na, adj. red. of éi- 
stinna; pl. Gikéistinpidan. T., Gi- 
kéiséila. 
éi’-ka-dan, adj. little, very small; 
pl. Gkapidayn—macikadan. 
éi’-ka-ye-day, adv. small, pent 
up in a small place. 
éi-kon’, adv. of time. It is used 
after verbs and sometimes adjec- 
tives, and marks past time, as epe 
cikon, I said. Where the verb or 
adjective immediately preceding 
changes @ or ay into e, Gikon is 
used instead of kon. T., éon. 
Gin, adv. cont. of Ginka; miye Gin, 
I alone. 
red. of Gi- 
