e-ta’-pa—gli-gla. 119 
away something Of mine. See ke-| down at, to take off one’s pack and 
yaya. rest at—émduhipa. 
e’-ya-ya, v. col. pl. of iyaya;|e’-yu-kay, v col. pl. they go and 
they have gone. stay. Same as iyukaypi. 
OhViennU.. 61. Gs) Ova. e’-yuyn-ka, v. T, 4. q., ewanka. 
e-yin’, v. T. See under eya. e’-yu-za, v.a. to go and take at, 
e’-yo-ka-kin, v.a. tolookround| seize and hold at or on the way; to 
into, as in at a door partly open; hold to or at—émduza. 
to look out of—cyowakakin, éyoun- | e-2e’, imlj. expressing surprise and 
kakiypi. unbelief. 
e’-yo-ka-sin, v.a. to peepin,as|e’-Zu, v.a. to pile up, lay up in a 
at a keyhole; to look in by stealth— | _ pile—éwazu. T., eksu. 
éyowakasin, éyounkasinpi. e’-Zu-pi, part. piled up. 
e’-yu-hpa, v.a. to take and lay 
G. 
@, the seventh letter of the Dakota al-|gla-ya’, v. T. to sound, as the 
phabet. It has the sound of g in) depth of water—glawaya. 
good, glad, ete. It occurs in the|gla-za’-ta, adv. T. by the side 
Dakota language only at the end of; miglazata, by my side. 
of a syllable, and as a contraction | gla’-za, v. mn. T. to be sick or 
of “ka,” except in the Titoyway diseased; 7%. gq. kaynheza: distin- 
dialect, where “gl” is used in the} guished from wayazanka, as that 
place of “hd” and ‘“‘hn” of the Wa- means an attack of sickness—this 
hpetonway and “kd” and “kn” of 
a confirmed state: maglaza, nigla- 
the Ihankton way dialects. za, unglazapi. T. L. R. 
gla, v.pos. T. to goto one’s home— glaz-uy’-ke or glas-uy’-ke, 
wagla. Same as hda. | v.n.or adj. (glaza and uy) T. to be 
gla’-pa, ad. T. i. q. hdapa. a confirmed invalid—glasmuyke, ete. 
gla-pe’, v. T. to take up when gli, v. pos. T. to come home—wagli. 
one wins in gambling. Same as hdi. 
gla-tkay’, v. pos. T. i. q. hda- gli-éu’, v. pos T. to start to come 
tkan, to drink one’s own. -  home—wagiiéu. Same as hdiéu. 
gla’-wa, v. pos. T. to read one’s gli-gla’, v.n. T. to pass on going 
own—waglawa. Same as hdawa. home—wagligla. Same as hnihda, 
