gli-yo’—gu-ya’-pi. 
fi-gi’, n. rust. 
Gi-gi’-tan-ka, n. 
ons. T., taspangi. 
gin’-Ga, v. n. to snivel, grunt, 
sob—waginéa, yasinéa, unginéapi. 
Sin-gin’-éa, n. dross; quicksil- 
ver of looking-glasses; pa gingin- 
éa, dandruff (see heginéa); malipi 
singinéa, certain webs, like spiders’ 
webs, which are seen floating in the 
air in the fall of the year. 
ein-gin’-éa, adj. smoky, hazy as 
Indian summer. 
gi-tka’, adj. brownish. 
gi-tka’-dan, adj. alittle brownish. 
wi-tka’-tka, adj. red. of gitka; 
reddish, brownish, or yellowish. 
gi-ya’, v a. to make brown—gi- 
waya, giyaya, giunyanpi; giidiya, 
to make one’s self brown—gimi¢iya. 
gi-ya’, adv. brownly: giva Span, 
cooked brown. 
¢om-gom’, cont. of g;omgopa: gom- 
gom niya, to breathe with difficulty, 
as one snoring. T., gobgob. 
gom-g0’-pa, v. red. of gopa. 
gom’-ya, adv. im a snoring man- 
ner. : 
oranges, lem- 
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fon’-ga, adj. isa gonga, blind, 
one blind—ista magonga, ita ni- 
gonga, ista ungongapi. 
f0’-pa, v. n 
yagopa, ungopapi. 
eu, v.n. to burn, singe, scorch, be 
burnt—maéu, nigu, ungupi. 
wu-ge’-éa, n._ the soft, spongy part 
of bones in which there is oil. 
gu-gu’, v. red. of gu; to be burnt 
in several places. ; 
gu-gu’-ya, v. red. of guya 
to snore—wagopa, 
eu’-ka. See yuguka. 
gu-ka’-han, part. _ stretched, 
strained, sprained. 
gu-ka’-wa-hay, part. strained. 
eu-mna’, adj. (gu and omna) 
smelling burnt. 
guy’-ga, ad. T. proud. 
guy’-ga-ga, ad. T. 
ounea. 
eun-ga’-ga-ya, adv. T. proudly. 
eu-ya’,v.a. toburn, cause to burn— 
red. of 
euwaya, Suyaya, guunyaypi. 
gu-ya’, adv. ma burnt manner. 
gu-ya’-pi, m a brand on an ani- 
mal. 
